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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-28
FROM gHF LOWER MISSISSIPPI


AdoDttou of the New COnsiItutiOn in
Louisiana.
CAIRO, September 27 The steamer Magenta
No. ", arrived here to-day.
TIE steamers CromtoeA and Sierra NeUada we're
10 sail for New York on the "A b.
The steamship Commander, which lett New
York on the 3D. had not arrived az New Orleans,
aud some uneasness was felt in consequence.
The gunboat Selma, from Mobile, arrived At
New Orleans on the 2lst The rams Tuscaloosa
and NashriRe are reported to have g0ns 70 Mont
gomery, Alabama, but the report was not
credited. IL is believed they had gone up
Spanish river, 10 get a near pO irion TO Mobile.
The steamer Gertrude laden with cGtue, COM
missary stores, two hundred sacks and fifty bales
OF cotton, was sunk st College point, on the Mis-
sissippi river, on the 20,h. Five Of her passen-
gers are missing. The bodies Of two ladies had
been recovered.
An Official announcement OF Governor Hahn
gives the total number or votes cas-. for and
against the new Constitution, aggregating 6S3j
Tor il and 1866 against. Tne Governors procll-
nation declares tue Constitution hsn13tjr;h the
ordained and established law Of Louisitnt.
Cotton was at Il stand still. Provision and
produce were extremely dull.
fire at Baton Rosge, on the DIST, destroyed q
block OF buildings.
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lHILADELrHIA TRADE REPORT.

wIDErsuAy, September 28.-The stqgnation
IN business circles noted for some days past
still continues There is to-day, however, more
frmness manifested by holders Of stock
Nothing doing in Quercitron Bark.
Seeds are dull. Cloyerseed Il without sales ;
we quote il at Sl0j0 g. 81 lbs. for old, and Sl2
@l8 for new Timothy atS7@7l23i small sales
Of Flaxseed az SO 3O@3'3j.
There is much inactivity in Cotton. Mdding
is nominal AZ y 30
We have no change 20 notice in the Flour
Market. The only sales arc 10 the trade, who
merely buy as their wants compel them. Tue
sales 10 day were At $l0@l025 for superlne;
SlO'jlGt 1875 for extra, aud Sll@l3 for extra
family, and fancy lots according q qualify Rye
Flour and Corn Meal are very quiet.
Wheat-theTe is very little here, and prices are
entirely nominal. 400 bush. Of red sold aJ - s0
81 IS fP bush, good Pennsylvania white Is held
al 81 GOm2 6j. Rye sells In a small way at
$500 lS3 for Pennsylvania COrn--oying e. It's
scaIcily, tleGe Is bus lt.le doing. Sales Of 800
hu.h. mixed az 81 65@lG7 There is m her
more demand for Oays. 2j00 bush. new Southern
we're sod at $50. No Transactions in Barley or
Malt
There is very little demand for Whisky. 100
bbls Eastern new sold az y SOal'S3.
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FORESTS GREAT RAID.
THE WAR IN TENNESSEE.
REBEL ATTACK ON PULASKI.
Reported Capture Of Two Trains on
the Chattanooga Railroad,

NASHVILLE, September 27.-Skirmishiug with
the Rebel force under FJrres: confined al DAY
yesterday. General Rousseau fell back tgo
miles from Pulaski, but rcadyangGd aud held his
position ana .he town up to 7 p. NJ. To-day the
enemy advanced his skirnish line to within half
amile Of ours, and will probably advance his
lines and attack in the morning. Our loss in
to.day's f5htns will not exceed eighty men.
Prisoners captured in Marshall ccunty on their
way to McMlnnyille, Win dispatches for Cerro
Goldo Williams, who was to uute with For
rest. state that Forrest has twenty pieces Of
artillery and about seven thousand mon. Six
regiments were reported sent u him from
Whceler's force. General Rousseau, by a sirA.c-
gic movement, invited an attack from the Robel
commond,r, bu; he did not respond.
There is nc Telegraph in w1rkirg order to
Pulaski.
1t is rumorad at Chattanooga thlt two trains
were captured on Monday by the Rebel force az
Big Shonty, on the Chattanooga railroad. Officers
lust FROM the front confirm this strement.
Governor johnson made forciole and patriotic
sreech last night TO n torchlight procession by
| The German residents, headed by the 5h Rogi.
ment rew York Volunteers, who have re-
en.istCd
| Colonel l.. Donaldson. Chief Cua7tornas.er OF
tte Department Of the Cumberland, has organ
ilfd the entire force of the department, amount-
! log 10 over seven thousand men, comprising eight
! regiments. Arms and ammunition have been
| uu i-hcd them, and they are in readiness at a
moments warning to cooperate with the regular
| troops whenever occasion requires. Great praise
| Z, QUO 10 :oe chief Of the dep rtment for the
energy and zeal displayed 10 bringing ilto action
! this effective branch OF the service.
| The l73l and 10th Ohio hurdred.day men
| have aniyed in The city.
| Captain W. Kuorr, A. A General on the stah
of Generals g, anger aud Miller, has been ordered
TO the Potomac, on the staff OF Gene-al Birney,
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THIRD EDITION
LATEST ARMY NRwS.
sHERIDAN'S PURSUIT OF
THE REBELS.

wAsuSGroS, sep,cmbe- 2s.-Tno R,rha.eg
in an extra pablishes the following we learn
fHcially that the advance Of the Rebel General
Forrest has been suddenly checked at Pulaski,
Tenn, to which point northward he pushed, afsr
destroying she railroad bridge at Elk river.
Dispatches we're received by tb6 Government
this morning containing the latest report from
General Sheridan. They announce HE arrival
at Harrisynhurg on Monday, and his intention TO
follow up the pursuit Of Early, who was hasten.
ing towards Siauntou, with the shattered rgAg-
mcnts Of his defeated and dem Jraliled army.
Every attempt Of Early 70 take Advantage d
the cops IN the Blue Ridge mountains, 10 aulOy
General Sheridlns's rear, has been defeated wish
great loss to the Rebels.
on Saturday TorbeIs Cavalry me: the Rebel
Cavalry near LurAy Court House, and after a
s,irtcd 1lht, which lasted several hours, routed
them with a loss of several hundred killed and
wounded, and about so prisoners.
The Rebels were caunonlded by General wick
man. They retreated NJ the valley.
On Sunday, our cavalry eIeded a Junction
with Sheridan's infmtry, near New Madrid.
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FRon IuE ARMY or THE porouAC.


HBAuey NRtEus on urE ARNY or rHr Poto-
MAO, September 26.-Qui,t stll prevails 10 front
OF Petersburg, broken only by the usual picket
firing With occasional artillery dues, the sties:
OF which is merely large consumption ui p)N-
der by 10th parties.
a good deal OF heavy h,us vas head yeser-
day and % day, in the direction Of james river,
supposed to be from the guuboats.
A large body OF Rebel Cvalry are reported,
this afternoon to D., moving to our left, bat fsu
their object has NOT yG; been developed.
Three scouts were arrested within our lines
yesterday, and evidence has been obtained'whirh
is said to be strong enough TO convict them.
Two citizens were also arrested, charged with
giving aid and comfort 10 the enemy.
An order has been issued in relation to the loss
Of colors in battle, namely
HEADouARrERs Army or THE PoIoBAC, Sep
tcmbsr %, lS64-The following order Of the
commander Of the ID Division, I'd Army Corps
having been transmitted 70 these headquarters
for the consideration Of the commanding General,
the same is approved and confirmed, and il
Is annoonced that hereafter no regiment or
battery that loses It's color5 IN action
will be allowed 70 carry others without
the authority OF the commanding General, and
such permission will not be given IN cases where
/; shall appear that regiment or battery has lost
It's colors through mismanagemens in battle, until
such troops shall, by their bravery In other fields,
fully retrieved their tarnished honor.
By command Of Major. General MEADE.
(Sgne1) S. WILLIAMS, Asst AlDt-Geu
| HRADQUARrERs or THE SECOND DIVISION,
| SEcoSp ARpY CoRrs, Angus, 80, lS1i.-rhe fol-
| lowing named regiments having lost their regi-
mental colors in action, are hereby deprived OF
the right to carry coors until by their corduct IN
battle they show themselves competent 70 protect
| them.
Sth New York Heavy Artillery,
l64th New York Volunteers, anC
3G,h Wisconsin Volunteers.
The officers and men Of the command should
understand that their colors should be the las
thing surrendered, and thAt in all weil-regulatej
military organizations it Is considered disgrace
for a majority Of the command e return from
the field ofba,tlc without them.
BY command Of Major. Gon9ral GnB5N, con
handing the Division.
| (Signed) A. II. ENBLER, Capt. and A. A. q.
An order has been issued that oGlo9rs who have
served three years as officers may be mustered
out the time during which they may have been
in the army as priyatos not counting.
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OFFICE 9, OF, Tss So: sys..s .u.,,.s. r;ssssAES q

The Money Market is rather stringent, bot the
demand is limited at about former rates; loans
on call are offered at 6Ce7 per cent. per snnun
best paper is selling at from eCal2 per cent.
The Stock Market Is irmer this morning ana
prices have advanced, but there Is more dsposi-
ton 10 sell. Government bonds are steady and
prices rather better, with sales Of 5-90s At 1884,
coupons of, and 6s of 1881 at 1914; T3os are
quoted t lOs@l09
Railroad shares have advanced with sales Of
Pennsylvania at 70l; Little schuy lkill a. 44i,
Mnchill at 59i North Pennsylvania az 32S9S24,
Catawissa preferred At So; and Iehlsh Valley
Railroad bonds AZ 1OiI@lOi3i II vas bid Tor
Catawissa commons 33 for Philadelphia and
Eric; and Ga for Reading Railroad.
Coal Oil shares have all advanced, but thsre .
less doing. Densmore sold at IA; DAlzen at
lOk Rock Oh at a; McClntock al 50; Maple
Sbudo at Id, and Noble aud DsIameter a. 10.
Canal shares are firm, but there Is very little
doing; Union Canal Bonds sold at 2ol; sO4 wss
bid ior schuylklll Navigation Common, sod 80
for Preferred, which is an advance.
In City Passenger Railroad sto.ks there 10
very little doing and prices remain about the
same as last quoted Green aud Coates sold at 30 I;
20 was bid for Second and Third.
Bank shares continue steady, but .hare is
little or nothing doing in the way Of sales. l62
was bid for North America; I3I for Philadel-
phia; 81 for Commercial; 90 for Mschsnos'; 70
for Konsington; Al for Penn Township; IS for
Western; 2s for Manufacturers and Meehanios'
70 for Tradesmcn's; 461 for Unioni and IS f,F
Corn Exchange
Gold has again declined 495 per cent. op9n-
ing at 2O3; advanced and sold at 2O5 at II oclock
| fell of and sold at 20i4 at ~; aud l99 at 2. NJ
| PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE ALEs sgsr. 20.
Reported by CGrkson Co.. Brokers' III g. Third sta
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY,

Special Dtspaith 10 Ths Ersuug T'graph.
BAIalMoRE, September % The Baltimore and
Ohio railroad commenced to-day running trains
through 70 Wheeling and Parkers1urg.
Rebel prisoners continue arriving from Sheri-
dams department. Many Of them say the Rebel
lion is played out, and are rojO.ccd at being
prisoners.
Nothing later from Grant. Rebel reports Of
his being recently repulsed arc all false.
Archbishop spauldiug is somewhat better to,
day.
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There was amR,s meeting OF Copperhesis,
pace men, shoddyNes, &c az Orange, N. j., las.
nghL
When this meeting adjourned the sereuRde %
Geneal MrClelll1 commenced. Buring 't5 pro-
Fress tie General was Introduced 70 q number OF
friends, all OF whom he received most politely
ana oit,n cordially. Various remarks we're m 'de
by the General expressive Of his sentiments
towards the individuals who we're introduced, but
the most remarkaD,e statement that fell from him
was one in reply TO A. J. Rogers, when he asked
him joCularly for bis yoie this fall. "l will
General.
when the sereuade had proceeded som, time
Governor Parker introduced the General tp the
assembly, who now numbered i've or six thou
sand. As soon as the General made his appear
Ance on the ba cony, he was received with the
greatest enthusiasm, which was manained for
considerable time. Cheer followed cheer for
Little Mac for the popular commander of the
old Army of the Potomac. Governor Parker
introduced the General in q sound Union address
GENERAL EcIBLLAS's SPEECH.
ACbe Gereral replied as follows
/, My Friends ana NeigbbOrs and Your Excel.
lency-I am not here tc-nght 70 make n long
speech, but merely 70 acknowledge this most
pleasing compliment. trust that this demon
tiration is be IrtscenCe Of that great civil vic
tory winch we hope 10 win az the pole In favor
Of the Constitution and country. l hope The
glorious victories won by the gallant and satltul
sherman, the heroic and dashing Sheridan, and
the inrn pid FmraRut, are the foreTunners Of the
great victory for the defense Of the Constitution
which shall soon, hope, be achieved.
thank you, my friends, for this most pleasant
denomination, which far exceeds all that has
been expected tonight / thank you for your
expressions OF friendly sentiments, and I trust
you will now permit me to say good night.
The General then retired amid scene OF enthu.
siasui such as is rarely witnessed After this he
, was introduced to o number of his friends in the
hotel, and sool retired for the night The meet
ing cuntinu, till 4 late hour, and the streets Of
Grange rang with Mcclellan cheers lill midnight
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GnIh In Now YnrIt.

New YoRK, September %, r. Mold Bi
now quot at 2O2.
New YoRK, September 2s.-Gold rose this
morning to 2O3, but since the Stocl, board has
fnllnr ~
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TO-DAY,S WASHINGTON NEWS.
sreeIal Despntohes 70 EvenIns TeIegtaph
WAsuN0roN, September 25.
Personal.

WAsmNOroN, September 2S.
Personal.
Ex-Governor Dennison accepts the Pos. OliCe
Seccimyship and is expected here in two or
three days. Governor Curtin, Of Pennsylvania
had long interview with the President this
morning.
Grant 10 Fight Soon.
The Chronicle this morning says that fghin
may be expected OF the Army Of the Potomac
within a day or two.
Shcridan'8 Prisoners.
One hundred and eghty-fye commissioned
Rebel officers arrived at Fort Delaware yesterday,
They were taken in Sheridan's battles.
Through for wheeling.
The FIRST through train for Wheeling len this
morning.
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\. 9skiGn; kIn,. Nav. BOSTON. H.A. Adams


Barcue Illinois, Walker 10 days from Matsnza5, IN bal
Barade annie Cha,e days from Boston, in ballast 10
sehr Fannie Vance II days om Havana, with mdse
40 A. Kerr & Bro.
Sohr @. A. lcCkshcr Smith, days nom Ge)rget0Wni
with old iron 20 A. purYes.
schr W. b. thomas Winsmore, days from Boston, ia
ballast TO captain,
Schr A. Woodhouso Eddy s days fr1m Fortress Mon
roe, I'M ballast To h. A, Souder Co.
Schr 4. A. Cannon, Norton days irJm boston, with
mdse 20 Twella 4 60. .
10 Crowell 4 Collins.
Schr 4. q. Howard Nickeraou, days nom stOnO Inlet
with mdse to ker 4 Folsom.
Schr g. L. CrOCker, Presbrey,A days Oul Taunton Will
mdse To Twclls a Co.
sohr 4. Warren, Co0mbs, 10 days nom Bangor, Will
lumber 70 4. A, Souder & Co,
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Sales on Friday 1000 bol5a, tho market closing
E,iu Later from EUroue,

ST. JouNs, N. + September 27, vi. FoRT
HooD, September 2S.-The steamec Asia, from
Liverpool, via Queenstown, With dates TO the l3.U
instant, has passed This point.
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
c1EARED rns MoRNRa

sraUsfp Western Metropolis, llltOu fOrlIers Monroe,
UuIea States Medical Director.
Brio CadzunduH, Boon, Rotterdam =. apudet q N9'
I.rIg FHnnc. Iuut, Pensacola Curds knight
IilIg EoweI, smith, CharlcstOwn j. n. lnzleY q co.
nr nj a Mariner Mriu0r, S.W. Pass, DIS StotsOn&CO.
salr j. Crandall, CAGE, Tampa Bay II. Adams
srbr q Iorser, Laws, Boston, Uble caldwell q Co.
srlr non. Tu ford, Port ROYAL, d, s. Stetsou co,
Seh- a. Fosstt, IIldrdOn, ,1iOat0n, Replier hrO
Schr r. 81. Price, Kelly .BoslOn Hamnltt' van Dlsen
slhr andywne Corson, Pawtucket, ,Casinor, staekEey
sir Z. ". Nav, May, Boston, II. A. Adams.
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CeneEaI ELooI.er in lhe TLcIa AgnIn.

Mojor-Geueral Hooker received orders at a
late hour on Monday night to repor. Immediately
to the Secretary OF War for assignment 10 duty.
The General accordingly left the Astor House
yesterday morning, aud arrived in Washington
last evening. The exact nature or field Of tho
Generals future action is not yet known. The
public, however, will be delighted to know that
such gallant leader is soon again to be in the
idle, aiding TO give the finishing blows to the
Rebellion. The Generals brief period of retire
mcnt has been a season of much needed rest and
social enjoyment, and lie returns with renewed
zcst for vigorous seryice.-N. Y. Times.
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THEL4KE EnIE Pirates.
ARREST ny THE CANADIAN AUraonI rIEs-o
ERAL DIX Al WORK.

ARREST ny THE CANADIAN AUraonIrIEs-C EN-
ERAL DIX AT WORK.
Frou, ne Bgga,0 Commercial AdU5JHssr Sep.-G.
We learn that on Saturday seven or eight Of
the Rebels concerned in the recent pirltical raid
IN Like Erie were arrested aJ Sc. Cathariues, G,
W., by order of the AuOrney-G neral OF CAlall.
They were aCCd In custody, aud VIII nc held Gill
delivered up to the United States under the extra
dtion treaty.
city on Thursday he htd q friendly con erencc
with MAY or Fargo, il reference 10 the recent
troubles on the lakes. His business 10 Detroit
and other Western cities wa 20 OBTAIN the no'5'-
sary statements and IilidlYits for tue making out
of a ,ta'tmeut 20 present 20 the British Govern
meut The eXtHditiJu Of The pirates W-lI De tie
mar dtd, ond Without a doubt conceded by the
Bill. h anlhOTiiies.
From ne Cle,siand Herald, SspismJrr2}.
The officers OF the United S.aes Courts re-
turned nom Sanjusky last evening, without
bringing Vi h them any OF the cOl-pirttOr7. har-
rick and Rusen'hgl were ordered by Genera.
HenizClman % be held subject to military au-
rhCruy, aud are closely confined on the Island
| Cole and Robinson were orle'ed by Secretary
Wcle5 10 be sent 10 Fort warren, hut it is not
inn rOhablc thar they will be turuet over % the
ilnaTy authorities ON the island. Cole cOniosses
| 10 have been a Rebel captain, but say he vas
| ctslieTed for drunkenness a story Wnlcl MS
habits a. Smdusky render somewhat plausible.
"A Jealous lover named Ford shot his rival
! last week. and got locked up for his pains
! y c. Myers, of Providence, r. l., is about to
assume the management Of the Royal Lyceum at
| Toronto
"A vessel arrived at Boston on Thursday with
! a cargo of Campbell coal. Chief Engineer Bird
! took measures 10 prevent its landing.
The Connecticut tobacco growers are soli-
oitous esta frost should spoil their prime IIayAul
| now growing.
The Southern Confelcracy has ordered a
statue Of Stonewall Jackson from an artist al
! Nuremberg.
Five persons were arrested in London on
! the goth Of August, tor attempting to commit
| suicide.
Hungry bears are making raids on corn
| fields and hog.peus, in Minnesota. Several large
ones have been killed already.
In one Of a lot Of old army canteens, pur.
chased by a hardware speculator in Memphis,
roll Of $1,000 in greenbacks was found.
The anniversary Of Garibaldi's entrance intC
Naples and the flight of the Bourbons, was celc
brated in that city lately.
"A Washington detective had his pockc
picked Of S25, while riding in horie car tn,
other day. Hows this
Some English papers have expressed doub
as to whether the New York authorities w0ul,
] return Muller, the murderer at
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AMusENENTS.

StoNcp BItrn-Au entertainment for the
hrH.fta af me Rr7kar Hu ASSOC at viii be sivSn BY
Errur Bul on Thursday tNenin- AZ the American Ne
Lh.LI..- nm. with all Geo, ke alrto.a.
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LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL or THE "SOvl soorny.v

--ssfssa.s.lr.
FATHER PoINT. Septenbe: IS. The steem.
ship Nora Sc0tidn, from Liverpool on tho l5yh,
and Londonderry on the 10th, has passed this
point. He adviCes are one d " ll.er.
The steamship Etnd, from New York arrived
at Queenstown on the evening Of he l5.h.
The news is not OF much inp1rtanCs
The Crown Princess OF Prussia had giyel birth
10 son.
The Spanish Ministerial crisis coa.!uucs,
Commercial Intelligence.
LyERpooL, September l6, ria LDBdonictry.-
Cotton sales for the week 81 800 bales, ilGlulins
3CC0 10 spectators aud 1890 10 expDfer'. Tho
market lends downward, with decline of one
penny on American, and 2d.@3l. Cl, other dc
sctiltlons.
sales on Friday 1000 bales, the market c;osins
qui,t and steady at tue following Quom;io1s:-
Orleans .''''''''.ss.''' 5JAd. 411l'
le,...,....s..,.....'... 3jd, ~ |.
UIlhl ds.....''...'.',.''.,,, AJ1l' -lli
sru,k IL port $4,000 bales, Including l20oO
American.
Br, adsiUfs quiet md steady. Corn still dcgil.
inR. Provisions inactive. Bacon advancing.
LoNDON, 5, ptember lG -Cpnso's close at IS
for Oucy. The bu Ion ~ tIC Bank Cs EEgdnl
has Ce p lsed EGj,00O.
The market Tor American securities is IN
rh, np,d, with no sales % -apO7, r. 10 Is qlOtel
nt A2m4I Illinois Central shares 43>a y re- cont.
discount.
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The following are the receipts Of Flour aud
Grain AZ this port to-day :-tlOIr, l77O b1ls !
Wheat, GOO bushels Com, 1000 bushels Oats,
62CO hes.
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MnrI,efa nv Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, September % Flour has d.
cnir z tendency, a. q isbtayy. WheBti buoyRlt rhe
is lC5Dibc, higher rn Steadyi Who sl'otglsL jro-
Gun ana rOuinal
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NEW YoRK, September 2S.-The steamer Cas-
sal,dra, from New Orleans on the 18th, with three
hundred prisoners from Fort Morgan, has arrived,
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IMPoRTATIoNs.

Rsp0Fied t0r The EvsHiag Telegraph .. .
= HAvAsA-schr Fannie, Vanoe-lOl ibis molasses & Y
welshi IS tons old iron y 900 cigars A Kerr 3 Bra