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Receipts OF produces.

POINT CHIcoT-Stesmsr Frank PHgoud- Sta bales cot
TiehSTSson M.yle I9' H0y kso-l,s Ar siI,s1Ssrs:
IS Blaism9rs wo9isridgs seS. 6 Pstshss Bss1s@
BucEnsr &co-i4 Barrett Lssssser-s9 Hogan Patton-4
Julian. Johnson kcoS9 Stewart McCartS Foster AGO
8 Summers BrHnlhss7 Phelps NJ Caicsh &eass Adam
Goekburn Howe 81 sIewsrt Norton 50 G Johnson
Ric5i Hale Jno Ts E Meyer Dsqtsh Wss
is O Cooks NJ ogle.by-ls : Williams & sop-n 2
Deil-lI Peaie &eO-ll o Brien Hsl-l6 P wnliss
6eO-lO Won Phul Bros-s D Carroll &co.S M Pneher9
5 Perm Pace Nixon Fsliowes, Ferguson HerveyT
WINSTON, Morrison &eO7 Lacey, Terry &co-s RNagenss
J ? smth-S 4 S ' e9dsEso9- ClntOn-i 7 Lpnsis
clagP Bros scO-a MecslE &c GhsmpP95 a.. H.,so
J H Oelesby &co-SJ Lane-SCS Whitcomb-S Knox lbs
Lsvi-i ] Hsod-I BOYD MARTIAL tssrord &3-l
Lehman Eewgass &co--7O0 sks seed Fs,rehl-
Dc % 10 x. 5S 80 sv6s. 80:
col bae mdse Kennedy &eo- coli yam Jarey Hrs
bses bsseipg P,rssn-l ssgsw Of Pl'9er Elel
mi S. gSf TsS.c e <. cSH oBss Hail. M
Prt hard Bickhsmsundrles to order-Tota 24fO lies
BAYOU sARA-steaner Nina simmes---ls bale, eton
Msysr, Degieh Wsisag Scott Sage-s rl.ucse W.
Ben GersOn-s LeyiTlS B FlowsrIS , 5 Cops, I
G G59SsT orSir1s ssis Krus@s Allen 20
LshH Newgss &so-l Bsul,Sny h.c,spgnPl oesr1i
Tolsdano Tnornhil-llO sks seed Fairchf-l9
Gco-2i Skis corn J H CsTter-ss do j Adams &cOO do
AymsT &eo Il bhls potatoes Boulgny Esslspon esls
cotton
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Lafourehe--20 bales con 70
z Flower-ls A Lsvi-l6 Sect Cages Jurey Rrls-6
7 auche Wltz-6C 0sllsgher-5 ! Vanhorn &cO. f J
GAY &co--5 Lehman, Newysss &cO-4 \ staiOrdcO--t
Il Nsvua &eo-4 Gsrrard Crsig-4 F J DASuva- II
.ssacson-4 Meyer, Deuteh Weiss Penn, Pace toni
4MitsnBsrgcr1i BroSer-il2 Ss cotton SEED q iss-
bids sugar KenneISO SKIS eOrnJ COurst-sanes to
OrdeT-TOtal l26 ba rs cotton
LOWER COAST-Sseamer q Brovn-20 bbrice to
Garner, wynne &cO-20 do h DupTe-4l do sOco-S5 do
MGrtn-lO hdl des b0s oranges and sundres order
JUMP--Steamer Huntsr-il bbis rice Day-H do
F Martin ~ DO bb hides SocoiA-sundrss - Ter
LOWER C0AsT-Steamer Thos PowsI-l balnoss
Tartife-lls AIS rice QueyTOse& Bois-S5 do lester
sundTies &c order
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OCCASIONS WHEN / AM SUsPIcIous.-l. When
in public billiard<oom, gentleman wearing
I, white hat with black band, massive jewelry, and
lesky boots, asks me TO have quiet game at
pyramids. 30
2. When young lady writes to say she is too
unwell 10 keep an engagement, and meet her the
same day on the staircase at the ship, at Green
wich, with my bosom friend whom introduced TO
her the day before yesterday.
8. When q widow told my rich uncle 10
widower) that he was the very image Of her dear
fist.
4. When spiDster asked my father 10 widower)
"if that dear interesting boy Of his wore flannel
next bis skin"
s. When lady, the instant she gets In front Of
me in the street, draws up her dress. disclosing
clean petticost with deep frill.-IJudy.
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-OperatiOn in Sugar
continue TO be of limited character, and 90 not
disclose any other than light jobbing and retail
business at rates that indicate no change in
prices and we, therefore, continue to quote
Cuba Sugar, No. IL 10 Ia, l230l3so.; Porto Rico
H4@l43c. and Louisiana, prime TO choice, lil1
l63c. % h. The market for Molasses continues
dull and quiet, without any transactions.
FLoUR-The market continues comparatively
quiet in transactions for round lots. while there
was considerable inquiry to-day for choice Flour
in a small way for city trade. Sales embrace
some 1900 bbls., Of which $50 were superfine at
ST., Us do. at 81 49,, so low treble at So so,
100 treble extra at $40 %, 50 choice ct sll Is,
40 on its merits at $ll so, 100 choice at sl2, so
dosat sl3 25. 100 treble extra and ITO and 40
choice upon private terms. We quote superhne
s707 Is; single extra 81 soar IS double extra
Ss@s 25 p; low treble IS 2j9s 75 medium to
choice treble 50 5O@ll, and choice extra sll9
Is So
CoRN-wss dull throughout to-day. Business
was confined to 60s sacks at prices that indicate
declining tendency. Offerings of ali grades are
very ample, but there was very little demand
pervsding any branch of the grain market to day.
we note sale of 200 sacks white at 81 %, and 40s
do. at 81 05 q bushel.
Oars Oats continue dull and depressed, with a
decline from yesterdays rates of lie. e bushel.
We note sale of ESQ sacks at Gle.
BRAN-Was in very little request; while rates
have not undergone any change. 4l9 sacks, in
lots. were sold at 81 Is y 100 ibs.
HAY-The market continues dull and quiet
without any perceptible change in rates. 80
bales choice St. Louis were sold on the landing
to-day at s25 y ton.
PoBK-The market is dull. We quote Mess
$50 5O@3l, leo ard leo bbls. were sold today
at $50 50.
BAcoN-was quiet to day without any quotabls
transactions whatever. We quote shoulders IA
GLIDE, clear ribbed sides 164Gl6sc., clear sides
l7lGl75c., and sugar cured hams 2s92lc. u b..
LARD-Only retail business to-day. We quote
prime fierce l9lG20c., in kegs 22921ic. u b.
FKuGHTs-The freight movement still dis
closes very heavy and steady falling of. The
tonnage in port on foreign and domestic ac-
count is still small, but the demands for freight
room indicate a steady increase. We quote
pominally cotton 70 Liverpool by steam, 3 l6lgid.;
By sail, cotton, ID; tobacco 35s.; aour a.; Lon
con ID. for cotton, 37s. Sd. for tobacco. To
New York by steam and sail &c. forcotton, l4G
l5c. for corn. 60@75c. for -four, and 50 for to-
bscco. To Boston By sail lG!c.. for cotton,
l5@l7c. for corn and 65G7Oc. for 1our. To Bre-
nen by sail, s@lc. for cotton, and S5s. for TO-.
bsceo. To HaETe BY sail. lic. for cotton, and
sl2 for tobacco. To Philadeiphis, BY steam, lc.
for cotton. To Boston, steam, lie. for cotton,
-four Soc. grain lie.
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Naples. He would shew the Neapolitsns that
Alexander Dumas was not the man 10 be robbed
by them with mpunity. In his rage he actually
imprisoned the two principal paper thieves, two
little rogues of nine or ten years. in the room sd-
joining his bed chamber, for ten or twelve hours,
feeding them, not on bread and water. but on tur-
key, cakes and wine. When the case was called
up before the police judge, Alexander Dumas
fsied in proving the guilt of the boys. and the
father Of one Of them overwhelmed him with ter
Tible imprecations in the Neapolitsn patois. Du-
mas DID not say much at the time but when he
leave Naples see that they do not appreciate
me here We could not persuade him that the
whole fair was utterly unworthy of his notice
but he talked for a week about it, and sm sure it
was one Of the causes that led to his departure
ffom Naples 10
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R.es,p.. nv Railroads.

NEW ORLEARs Jackson GREAT NOM Elm
81 tales eotton Richardson May-3 Dickmsn, &cO-l0
4 L Adsnis-l5 7 H AZ N Allen 4eo-2 Won PhBros-l9
P0vell-5 BrittOn a MOore-6 Payne, Huntinp &co-5
Hogan a Patton-5s Acus Sherck A Autey-5 JChafe
Bro "A JnO HArde 6co-l Kern Shearer-4 n Aoy
Co.'S ander-O Lacey, Terry dos Jno lnett Aco
% Battle Noble-29 Warm CrAsford &co-ll Tower
Kehlor pdihe &cO-2l NJ Hitler &cO-5 II @ &co--2
J T. Dunnica &co-l W A johnson &co-3 O Whey AGO
sCC0 feeti lumber herrtt-66s do X Coil1l0,l0 do
Wing-slQ9 do N Pike-SooO do Tsylofj5l do
Marley sundries 10 Ordsr-Totsl go bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS oPEJOUsAe A GREAT wrBRr-
II bales cotton Pisnehe WHILE % Bersud hoert-3
A Teton Aco-T L Ccuret-7 II MOut0n Acc Deolsnc
d Beer-4 j A HarraT-3 A Bonsfon-2 p t4sfiva-l
Voisen Seymour Lahtte DufhOl DO IS b 30 ssius
DufourI5 hides Oouret-le SKIS wool FelIes ferEu.
son Hervsy-l9 sks cotton seed Il Mouton - hsss
Suthsrin Galloway &eO2 rolls les'hsT BiAnchf Grand
bdl Ride. Tef rsbonne Gourdsn-2 balss mod Cass-2O
DO l. surie-sl do hides Bsssne 6cO-lS he>dtle 70 Nc
Quoid Mehls-7l COZ Ray-32 do Bell kcsundriss 20
Orter-TotAl rs bales cotton
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Madame Louise Colet, a very clever French
authoress, aud at one time rival OF george SAND,
says. in a recent feldHeton +" Did anybody ever
see my friend. Alexander Dumas, angryg Well,
am one Of the few persons that ever enjoyed Ia 1t
rare spectacle. 1t was at Naples, where be edited
and published the Independent. Some OF the 1T
Tie newsboys had stolen about fifty copies OF the
paper from the office, aud when Alexander Do
mas, who has allowed hundreds of people to rob
him OF large sums without losing his temper,
heard OF it, be flew into q towering passion. II
was 10 vain that we urged him to overlook the Ut
TIE theit. very ordinary occurrence at Naples;
No, lie would make an example Of the thieves oil
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Sir Henry Bulwer who is q candidate for parli-
ament. in lately addressing the electors of his
borough, said: 81 am for the disendowment OF
the Irsh Protestant church, because If a Catholic
minority were to impose on the Protestant major.
Ity Of England q similar church, We ProtestantS
should regard il the greatest injustice (; and |
know no better rule, in public or private lfe than
that of doing to others as you would wish others
IN do unfo yOuu
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BRAzOs SANTIAGO.
PENSACOLA OBSERVER.

PUBLISHED TRLwEEKLY By WA KIRK co.
This long established journal becomes deslrsbis
this time In view Of the fact that Pensacola eustng
her railroad communications With the Northwest and
becoming point Of interest 20 entsrprsing rnsn
II H. devoted 70 the development Of the material fn
terssts OF the btste Of Florida and Ia rs Local d.
paitment deyoes special attention 20 The immense Lumbs
ard Timber trade growing IN its vicinity 10 oths
commercial items, which the careful reader viii ndests
development Of the adyantaxsz al
port Advertisements solicited
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Imports

MOBILE-St Louse-39 bales cotton Lehman. Me-
ns &C. Marks Levy 6cO-l bale Osnabergs Perso7
i6 pkgs tobacco Wsckerbrsh JOseph-2l do Hernshen
40 do Whitney &cO-7 bbs rice Flash &co-sundres
oroer-Total 40 bses cotton
LivEkPUOL-ship Antoinette-9699 SKIS salt TO Mumn,
Lubng AGO
TURKS IsLAND-Schr Welcome -2s73 bushels salt toe
Seller
HAVHNA-Stesrship TsppahAnnOck-sugsr to Gh.ardK
& Agar
MISUNDERSTANDING Cubs-Astd mdss
BOSTON-S samshp CoBcordis-Astd mdss
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345 Calves and Yearlings, 20 Hogs and Mich
Cows. Stock on saie-35lfexas Beeves, 300
Calves and Yearlings, $50 Hogs and 8 Mich Cows.
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Marins tsntrlIigsitfs,
CRKscKsT OFFICE. No ri CkxP STREET. I
Fridsy. September 2S, l5S6.

CRxscKsT OFFICE. No ri OAxP STREET.
Fndsy. September 2S, l5S6. J
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Texas Baker for Indisnols. Mater
TowbO 1 Kellogg Gram. for Sc LSuis. MISTER
s,hr rexsns Taylor, for Pensacola, Master
Arrived YesterdaY.
.rzrrnrp rurensrr, f5tn 1857, wa
Key Vest to Witherspeo Hssey dco-zc district
Steamship ConeOdiA Sears from Boston, to Creevy Ncker
son 6co-2d district
Steamship Lsvacca, Livingston, from Key West, 70
Perkins-lsl district
steamship Tappshannock La Blache from Havana 70 Cee
W, NiekeysOn &co-Algiers
STEAMBOATS,.
Frank Pargoud White from Poin Chic0t
SHINES Grestbouse, from Bayou bars
IAfourche, Heno from Bayou Sars
a q Brown Bsssett. from Lower Coast
Hunter. Jeanfr fl m the jump
Thos Powell Dimrault, from Lower Coast
Louise, Hopkins, ION Mobile
AZ Quarantine.
Steamship Lsonora -, days from rsmpieo
INDIANOLA-stesmship Texss--l5 900 feet lumber 70
hbs 10 bbs hid do IL c0ne'
81 pxs starch l ties hams and sundries
ST LOUTS-Steamer Kellogg-Sundry mdse
PENsAC' LA-Schr 1exana-k0 sks corn - sks oats =
SKIS bran I25 bbls -four Is bxs cheese pkgs ndse
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Orr or JETTEssoE. September "a, lsss.
Arrived yesterday-l34 Texas Beeves, 397
Calves and Yearlings. Soli-2l7 Texas 6eeyes,
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Commercial Sntellisenre.
CREscENT OFFICE, No. "a Ca

CRESCENT OFFICE No. "a CAMP STREET,
Thursday Evening. Sept q, 1858
CoTToN-More ample offerings, together with
confined depressing sdvices from abroad, have
caused further decline in our market. The de-
msnd throughout has been fair and general, but
the decline reported in the Liverpool and New
ork markets caused buyers to be more cautious
in their purchases. Sales were made, however,
showed but little variation from those of yester
day, while at the close a decline of fully &c. per
ID was established. We quote the market weak
as follows, viz: Good ordinary 2lt Low Mid.
ding 22c.; Mddlibg 22lG223c., and strict do 22l
623c.
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ETKANSHHS---sTKAHBHIPE
NEW YORK.
soR NKw YoEA DIRECT
THE oKoHwELL LINZ
Tnis Line d composed Of the following sss.nships,
Gee. Crenwsli. 0oe Washinsssa.
Mariposa. Certes. .Tr1
A' 0''--'' Geo. ws.hinstoa.
E.v. 6AGER Commander.
vssss wharf, fsss Of reasass street, On SATURDAY
September 2eth, atsrE ra
Passage
Freight for LivERPooL, HAvRE and BREMEN saksa
b. line through bills Of ladias given for sAna
FH tss'sss or pas'ass apply :. -
a osrondslss ssrsssL
FOB NEW YoRx
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
oonpnsns the arssclsss stsamships-
GENERAL GRAST.................oapssin r. - Quick
sHESHAN Captain VIM p Henry
GkNEKak C 0spssa A. e. s1 Nd
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
Gen. Grant.
HIS QUICK. Commander.
WIN issvs her wharf. foot Jefferson street, SAT.
URDAY, September Goth, stsP.E sAa
These Steamers have superior accommodations tor pes
CABIN PAssAGE....................
FER freight passage apply TO
ss- Bills Of Lading signed through to LIVERPOOL
WOOD. Low /. 10 sy E1wnas To-,
The steamship UNITED STATES viii follow, leaving
sAIUkDAY, October Sd atP. NJ
SaALvEsToN- NOuA
INsUREs AT MORGAN LINE RATES.
Leaves on THURSDAY. September % asr.E
Fee INDIANoLA DIKEcr-rHE STEAM
Texas.
GEO. BAKER Master, +
VIII positively leave for the above port on THURSDAY
Sept a. at For freight apply to Captain board.
foot of Erato street, or to -
Mo-. 5snd Msrigny Buildings. Third District.
MORGAN LINE y. =. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
EOK GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-THE
following new iron lowpressurs steamships form this
w. O. Hewes...".I. @. Harris....A ustin.
Alaba ......... Cr N organ,
Clinton Tartar n tag0rda,
Josephine.
The Steamship Crescent.
s.P FARwELL Commander
VIII sail on SATURDAY. September 26 stsAn
Tortrsght or passage spply 20
oHAs A. WHITNEY . co.. Agents.
80 and 81 Camp street.
Freight Insured at half the adopted by the Board
Of Underwriters July LIST, 1853
LOB TExAs.................F TEXAS.
NsIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
P.sssnss Ferry Boat opposite jackson Square
on SUNDAYS and THURSDAYs at TX O'Clock A T., and
train leaving the Agiers Depot at NJ arriving
Bsshear City IL taking the Morgan Line Steamships
at Brashear for Galveston.
Matsgorda. .................Cspt J. j. ATKINSON,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYa
1ckes 70 be bad and state secured until O'Clock
EVERY DAY Sundays excepted at the once OF the Ope-
louszs Railroad Company, No. 90 Canal street. or Al hs
Ferry Landing. the morning Of departure
-.r g. w. r. BAYLEY. Superintendent.
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TOWBOATs.


NEW ORLEANS rowBoAr ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDERsIaEED, WISHING TO EsraH
uAn an sauitabe and uniform Of Tovags 20 OFsr
gestsI tess y The shipping sring leaving az
port, hsys eornbnsd The following Towbosts:
ECLIPSE LINE
switzerland. LsviathsB, Gladiator and
Ferry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
barry wright and ssntinsI.
---t LINE.
Achilles, Thos. a. Morgan, Equator. W
bash, Norman, Republic. Tseumsah
Wieaee and Beifsnes.
fhs number and power OF the absvs associated Lns Of
9rooets aarsnse-tns detention viii occur either 1s
be bar or n this pert
PETER MAROY, Eclipse Lima
u -.- bCHNEIDER ZUBERBlER
Barry Wraht Ina
EDWARD A YORKE ITO 3 Liza
Atsoeiatsc ONCE, IS Car0ndset street. up stairs.
J. G. EORCROBs,
CHAS FIr2ENRfTER
Lave Azea.4
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OUACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS. MONROE AND TRENTON, REau-
LAR WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, atbPM
EOk TRENTON, MONROE, OUAOHITA CITY,
u sterlington, Port Unien, Columbia, HArrisonburE.
Trinity, and intermediate landings Black
nvers-Steanner Tshtequak. j. W Blanks. Master G. A.
b'eard. CLERK leaves regia " above For freight
passage apply board
wTNBURN LORD 90 aravlsr street
The IDAHOE will take freight at The lowest going
rates for Bayou d. Arbonne Macoa and Tensas, with the
privilege Of reshipptng
TRENTON MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS KEGU.
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY, ct ~
EoR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA HAK
rsonburR, Trinity and all intermediate lAndings--Ths
hne, fast passenger packet
Cfcona.
L. n. PATTERSON, Master J. W WALDEN, Clerk;
VIII leave positively above For freight or BAss,z,
apply on board or TO WINBURN LORD. Agents.
69Grsvsr strsss.
p s-The clsOns viii tske1regh and passengers q. low
a. any Other boat In the trads taking freight for Bayou
Macon and IeEsas and DArbOnns. privilege Of rs
shining
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FLORIDA PORTS.
FOB FLORIDA PORTS.
ALLIANCE LINE U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
EoR PENsAC0LA, WARRINGTON AND
kEf S TNnSA Hffksb XIV ST. MARKS CEDAR
rhroush bills of lsdins 70 Columbus, Ga. and Bsinsrdgs
20 fernandns and JsoSsos,s eSesnJ than ave .h
rOu.e Freight 70 New York via csdT Keys Florida Rail
rates and with dispatch.
I'll; Inc esnIp;ss e the ssl.xIns Steamships to sail
Alliance, s. L CLAPP, Commander
Lavaca, L. Il. LIVINGSTON, Commander
Leaves SUNDAY. Sept. 10Th, ct sac
The steamship Alliance,
CLAPP. Commands,
taxing freight passengers for the sboye named por
wv. rERkss As,n.
% Csrondeet street
on. BS :idss VIII please g.ecss. orders from AGENTS
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
VHRoUGH LINE To CALIFORNIA, VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD. .ao l.
New Arrangement
SAILING FROM NEW YoRK ON THE sth and aOth OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those fall
Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BIZ ANY OTHER LINZ
Fer fsrthsr Information address
d. N. DARLINGTON, Agent,
Pier 46 North River, New Yorr.
W. h. WEBB, President; CBAs. DANA Vice President
Office Exchange Place. New York
BALTIMORE--HAvANA.
FOX BALTIEoKz AND HAVANA
TIE EEw ORLEANS. BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
RXeULAR sEEIxoNTHLY LINE or srKAxsHIPs
LInERrY... .i,o tons. .Thos. Bsn, oonm.nda.
oARRIIse UNITED STATES kAILa
rIRsF CABIN:
f1s'asn oAs" new fefs.''. .......''.''.'.''' esss
EOK zALTIHoRs AHB HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-ras splendid t..i r..ushi,
DUKEHART. Commander.
wm leave her wharf OPP site jackson Square. on
SATURDAY, Sept 2s att ?. n. carrying the u S. mails
For feight pAsssse having ansurp..s.a aosonnoas
Eoas, apply 70 WIfHERSPo DON, HALszY q co.. Agents,
70 Osrondeet street.
B-Eo bills fading but thoss OF the Ocup.uy Vii
signed Permits Cor freight must Ne procured from thiI
once No freight Ter Havana tsksn sftsF s'elsok On
DAY Of sailing
BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL sTkAMsHIPs.
Leaves SATURDAY Oct. Sd, ASH
EOR BRAZ0s SANTIAGO VIA CALVES
TON-The Osprossure ids-wheel Iron steamship
L. 4. Harris.
J. B. LOCKWOOD, Commander
WIZ leave a. shove from her wharf, foot Of 81 Joseph street.
carrying the United States malls II the unable
70 cross the BrazOt bar goods TO be delivered ships tackle
ooLsgRses TO pay their ghtersgs For freight or pas
CHAs. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents
50 and 81 Camp street.
Freight sur,d At half the rates adopted By Board
Of Underwriters July l. 1888.
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REGULAR GRAND ISLE PACKET-THRoUGH IN
DAYLIGHT
THE NEW, LIGHT-DRAFT PASSENGER PACKET
GEORGE RALFE, Master,
Leaves Hsrvey's Canal EVERY TUESDAY end SATUR-
DAY at 81 A n Leaves Grand Isle kyEhY kOSDAY and
THURSDAY att
FARE ss SO EACH WAY.
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ANY CO.URSEpl

Hife % following letter was
'picll 'upfih the New Haven, -.
Conn, Post Office oiySh 1tslimoy
p UTICA, ,'SEprksmER, Is, IS6S.hry
~ AlY DEAR SIR iIuhave only,G'
found time this moment to aneIJ
.swer Yoqr kind letter. of, the
18th. That lam able to steady
my pen'even ii0w surprises me-,
but el.hm7h6FVed.by the steadilat
Hess Of despair, buoNedhpitnm. 20
porqrily, as itKwere, Iby o the.
magnitude Qfrthe tide which
.nreatens to engulf me-, Ii I
could only perceive any faeansn4
Of escaping from the sea yof9t
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this lat te'thour91AsitiS bshallGm
try no longeEI | see now talatIitlcy
would haYe been betteEhad we,r
permitted tn, RepyblicaFsIto -
dodge tie ffnahcial ISSUES. Our
papers may take any eeo1rse1t
they mdHfdeem btss 1iereaftepiss
any interference fromnn
iAe.a Only, ifetheg only esulGed
divert pp5lico Attention from.u
onr recept Overwhelming de-.
eat LII this terrible 'bidW hRs BIB
hot wholly debdlYedb YOU 'dtod
Our wontedSiviiahtys9I lhopeoa.
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-01

r. WELL Rally round the flag
boys; Heql rally 6nc6 d again;'
at Macarthur, on Monday.H'a
r. Ni'A--t----- .eI - lliip -l-7-77tfy----ii
1 ,l;l Which Is It,I.,.,,o.J .,.
The people want one curren-
cy for the rich and poor. 4Ddm:.
Enq.M 5000 $40 10 19lm9
I.I "We must have 4 uniform
currency for.al lclasses.o There.
is but one question: to be set,
tied. Shall our currency be
uniformity good or. uniformity
bad? Are we to force the bond
holder TO take bad money, or
are we to give to labor and
business tigood money!, Are
We TO, have an honest. standard
dfl value for all, or are indus
try, enterprise and morality to-
die perplexedand disordered by
"a shifting and dishonest stand
ards i. it can be shown tha
all these evils under which We
labor Spring from O a common
source, then1it is clear that all
Glasses should join in a. com .,
mon effort toroot out the poll |
.cy which sheds such wide. |
spread curses. There are twwo,
ways of making our paper.
money as good as coin. . One 4
is toucontract its volume by
in the legal tenGefs.-
This will make them scarce.
and will force a specie stand |
ard, but it win cHrry ruin and |
bankruptcy into every, part of
our-country. 1t will bear down |
the, prices Of property and of
labor. 1t is policy which can |
not be carried through, Tor the
country will not, consent to it'll
There is another way Of lifting
up Dur g"eenba9ks to 1par,if !
which will notnfarmI any, but,
will. help all. which will bringI
back o confidence, will J revive
business and enterprise, will |.
ighten taxation, viii give to
abor honest money and aWiIIIb
10 justice to the public credit,
,r."AaHMdtioi &ym0up,f ,fDemel3
ratio eandidathiitor Rresidental !,
Z And So it. goeslllWhile the 4
enquirer and the Dhmocfatic,I u
Jumpers of ,theJ zWestlare1belqE
2 Sugd8 themselves. hoarse.
basitissaing moreIgreenbacksIiI 4
heiricandidatesu and I Easterhtr
Jumpers nare crying foro gold, Is
heyase ianB TIM 6 aud ,eyerte i
hing,just as they think they'll
an make votes by it.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-01

ATTY GEN'L WEsT has no su.
perior as a sound, logical ora.
tor in the State of Ohio. Be
sure to come to the Big Meet.
ing, on the oh, for he will pos.
ilively be present. r.,--. ----.-- q