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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18
Local Intelligence
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~ laessmbea assA 80 RritB - Ma~iAkts
pealh, ~. FssaAslas. Igse
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~ tss mests e sfs1s Bss'sr,an ceeaiy Aei'
c1'tural scs tiy. tpp afsss saor. ths rgsf dent 7
= rfu sssasaesa nlst u ag coming fs1r 4 6,
saosy. rott Esd Al oths1 fttclr, Iagsa2ea a
sthliaaa. eala e trsHtpassc4 ersr ut Eeaafs.
See s RgHasa lstgpsa s.ss "a rs i've Ar pouais
free q charge aud sw.ss hsst ri ne same isrnt
AcclpDT.--A yugpk Han uausl Bpftee, 8
NishsH, uhas assceadaE ihO m0unfaIr q sstar
ssy last vilh had = but, wss thrown frvm hu
had sd spuos ne rouaj directly ia fruui q ths
,,1. u1ds-usa ,h vbIeb b was ospehi sat Org
fsa ai.ABcs Il . haulrsd rods o. mor, wien Ii,
isan stepped Il tha toll gate sna Ne vts relieved
frm N. pe;l - situation His shpp'dcr ard ssv,
eral ~, vsfc rosep, avs bs hssa and hody e
rtrely bruised.
Hos. srivHrrr ptSFoEru, formerly q PowB
81. died Al Rilismsiovn, Mass, Feb. Z, eyed g
rrar The deceased ,ook The command offs cem-
paay from Vermont d tie var d 1914 end servel
~. eouutry we'll lie had also held the Offices re-
,pectyely u Judge a Probate 90 Benninetoa Dis-
tiei, sud Assistant Judge n Bennington County
Coun. He was much respected and esteemed b
be fellow citizens WHO ihus honorei him.
LoNpoNpEKEr. Tbs town wss chartered By
Mes York, March 2, 1870. ~ the name o. Kent
JamsA Regen, tie principal proprietor, tecame :
tory snd lsfl the country therefore 10 lis tht
lsnds we're cunfscatcd. The government u Ner.
m9ut regranisd Il March 10, 1850, and nc 2oth d
April following was chartered to Edward Aiken
and the name changed to Londonderry. The set
sneu, Of the township vas commenced about i714
by yrme. Rrgtrs and others from Londonderry, n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18

Errors OF Yout Ii.-A osptisnl-.i sha 6frs
a. a. Fesrs ffom NsFsosfs Dsh3iify Fftmatars tsat
aad 80 NE snsel ~ authf j tafatefruon wili o. ths
sake ~ saasrhg Aaaaaig ssHs Tres - al stD Hes z.
Tie recipe hnt artetpes fF aakAs thf tal ~ rffasaf
- xbl.t Va aas eHfed eagmRss NshltR y praEt ~
80 "a rertis~rt rseFs9ee ssa N by edargAsa& Is
Hsrs.ss fsHfevars. jobs ~ UGUE&
81 ~ feaAF sfFfrf aew sfk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18

A HEARING vas had before Chief Justice
Pierpoint, "Wednesday evening, on o
petition to yacate the order Of the
County Court, at It's last June Term,
adiudging that the trespass of which
one DR.. Oaks was then found guilty
was willful and malicious, and order
ing that he be kept in close confne-
ment The orcer Of the County Court
was vacated.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-18

A HEARING was had before Chancellor
Barrett, Thursday afternoon, on mo-
ton to dissolve an injunction before
granted by the Chancellor, restraining
Knapp and Briggs, Trustees of the Ben
nington & Rutland Railroad, from sell
ling under an order Of the County Court
the rolling stock of the Troy ~ Boston
Railroad Company, attached by them
IN their suit against that company. Mr.
Phelps appeared for the Trustees, and
Mr.. Gardner for the Troy & Boston Co.
The injunction was dissolved.
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Special Notices.
Jackson's Calarrh Snuff

NJ aaV'uE 'p'pNff
DELIGHTFCL AND PLEASANT REMEDY Is
Tatarrh. Hsaaa1h<, Rad Hreafh, Hsafs<asss,
.ssfL,as, Bro.sohfffss TesEi@ DsafaNss &C.,
Aud ali Disorders feaaliias frpm COLDS "a
Head, Throaf and Vocal Organs.
Ths Remedy DOES ~ DRY CFH Catarfb bat
LOV4ENs AZ frees the bead n III offensive matter,
quickly removing Bad Breath aad liesdaahF. ALLhfE
aud suYfiif- tbs BURStSG HAT 10 catarfh : -
MILD aHd AGREEABLE 10 Sc effects thi g lastiveiy
Cures without Sneezing
AsATEoCnE POWDER, il pleasant 70 hs taste
GHs Hevff ulusastea shsa ssHl4asd gl9et ts to ihs
ThSaat assd geaai Oyga4<
DELICIOUS sEssATIoN o. CO0LsK.s AID
G0AFOET.
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RELIGIOUS ITEMS.

rhs,e "a a Western Tract and Book Society on
Film street. Cincinnati, sustained BY the various
Evangelical Churches of the city. A.
About one hundred and thirty members OF tne
Jewish congregation worshiping at the synagogue
Of Adse yerhuras, In New York, met on sunday
Sssf ana pledeed themselves In the future TO close
their places OF business on the Saooath-dsy.
The Reverend W. II. Milburn, of the EPlscopa,
Church. well known in this country as tne oi,nu
nreacher. il under medical treatment 10 Berlin
and ia encouraged to hope that his sight VIII DC
There There are twelve New York city clergymen re-
ceivinr over ten thousand dollars year for tner
Clerical services, and hundred ministers for the
same city who do not receive over one-'en'n
that amount each. c.,.. fL.,-.h
AT the late synod of the Roman Catholic Churc ~
IN New York, il was resolved that there shaii DC
no more picncs, OF waltzing, among the members
~ that diocese. This action was taken because II
vas believed those things were attenueu " 'in
moralities. burtfdl to the Christian character.
Tbs members of the Greek Church are ABOUT 70
..at . chnrch edi6ce in San Francisco. Funds 70
y Considerable amount have been contributed ~
Ssr;ons parts of California for this purpose ana
n ia understood that the czsr OF Russia wi au !.
the enterprise by forwarding suincens sa ruoxs
for the construction of an edihce that VIII prove
an ornament to the city. A missionary mas aireaoy
The Bethel mission of Plymouth church, Brook
lyn. has been opened for divine worship. Appro
nriate addresses were made by kevs. oo,rs
Mipeips and Beecher. In the evening Mr.; beecnel
presc bs to large congregation Of working mel
and women, in the new chapel. Inc eolnce, a'
said, would be devoted TO various purposes ever,
night in the week, as well as Sunday scnool snc
religious services during the Sabbath. he spok'
of the social distinctions of the present DAY as
variance with the teachings OF the gospel au
cited the example Of our Lord, who not on.
presched the gospel to the poor, but associates
with those whom be taught after amanner repul
siye to the Pharisees.
An organization called the workiugmens' Lord
Day Rest Association has Just been Termed
Rsv.Dr. sprague preached to his congregation
Albany, few Sabbaths ago, sermon preache
BY him Just hf,y years before: And what Is NOR nor
nrsached The 6rst date was Andover, Conn
August so, 1878, and the last Aug. 80, 1858.
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THEATRICALS.

IL must be confessed that we have v.,,h.
WIN some curiosity, since the Academy and Vsr;s
bsstowaS ,aown open ms season. the patron az,
bestowed upon them by the public for II wa. ~
common remark beforehand, that in the snsnsnss
ano eActsment preceding the presidential eIec,
uon' sMussments would find but a meager show.
Sor nave these fears been altogether disap.
pointed. AS general thing the audiences ba W
Deen smaller than the management had oood "a \.
son to expect e'ou 100
I The Varieties was well filed once or twice a..
Ppe N on the night when Vining Bowerss Major
re boots was repeated, and the Academv ys.
Ieues company, having performed before nm
merous audience on its first sppesrance has
since Drawn but an average attendance. I, ia
c, s' an 70 De hoped another week may chroni
GIG az increased interest and patronage for nn
versaI enorts have been made BY Mr.. FIovd =,
itne varieties, and Mr.. Bidwell. at the acaye,,,'
70 Ding out entertainments, superior 10 their re-,
spective lines. ~ 'He" TO-
1t is surprising how prevalent near.siubtea,ss,
ana deafness become among theater coers froS,
ZIG uine tne places OF amusement are onenad
tor the season. These msladies aIwavs rsanIt IN
~ incIessea eagerness TO obtain front seats or
10 cit as far forward as possible. The censIsmsn
IN the box office smiles incredulouslv an tha ~
tepeateo request, but complies as far as lies in
AT the Varieties last evening Richard 1rrY |
was played, the performance being the tir., /
Shakspearian entertainment of the season W.
are compelled to defer any extended criticism,
p ~. oan pause 10 commend Miss Gray as Queen
~ sno MISS freeman as Lady Anne
Inc Academy matinee yesterday was largely
suenoed, and The occasion productive of immense AZ
amusement for the hundreds of little ones WI
The 81. Charles, it will be remembered. A"ao
DeA. monday evening. with Ben DeBsr am
taas ma "a sne leading parts and Marx
line sDa Academy s win be opened P's Pope as
- usuaI ono OF attractions. ..dnc.
AT The Varieties to- morrow night, onerng
CrmeAV Iou ox.a nf
Or the first time in New o ! night. Boucicault's
poney," will be played
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correspondent Of the Clarion, referring to the
future OF Meridian, says: Already TWO very I'M,
portant lines cross here-the one from the lakes
to the gulf. the other connecting the Mississippi
river with the Atlantic seaboard-snd wmsn hnes
grow IN importance as they are looked upon to be
great links in the Southern Pacific road. But
most important act has already been accomplsn'
ed the purchase of the Wills Valley and North
East and s. w. r. R. by company of Boston
capitalists, who have arranged for tner compile.
ton by October next, thus making the directes'
route from Meridian to Chattanooga. The impor
lance Of this completion cannot be overestlmated
as il opens the rich iron and coal region Of Ala
bama. These gentlemen, learn, are now arrang
ing for important workshops Of every character
in connection with their undertaking in Meridian
But the most interesting feature, and one tina
greatly concerns your people on the lines of tn
Il. o. and J. and Central Railroads is this {: thu
same company land who have ample means have
also determined to build direct road IN exten
sion of this from Chattanooga to Meridian, thu
anording for eli time to come the strsigetest pos
sible route from New Orleans to New York ant
Boston. and over which all the trade and trave
is bound to 60. Look ct the map and you VIII SCI
its grand advsntages.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-25

BAYOU sARA-se Grey Esgle-sg bales cotton to
* so Sr sSsreS xutsyeHis Payne huntington Seo
Gerard Craiglo Lehman Sewga,s Seoy p Rs,oay
f SISs TnosnhIi-s Lsssssisr BosI@ans dyn1
y hs ngIsf%s%d Psss @cos
SP Wiz-2J Csrer2 MALE Cammacss $3.50 Con
ysIsss Ss s schmidt zss ss sssSsef
scale wats mani Ietson feFn kscs do RIop
De buzz do Morrs-7l cotton se,d Msyinnis
Sss % new A .asss M IL
bSls new olasses Msspero &col do Durs.eLl5 ess
r ,-sdup. ssSs i. pss ssf 's'R S
ay S BE Oop corn Isl SKIS corn
Ravss Sbis nee Hoelsso bOs pota.oss dourssa.o
ssls ypss So. 90 ss.s
cans Dumestre Dbl hides MeSgusso sks nSe Sy.o
svSrs@s bS rico 70 OrdsITo.s,
az l6 sks seed cotton IL hhds new sugar. W"
nMFFPEsRsoN-stesmer Rose Frsnhs-5o bales cotton to
Inv GSaas A BGosO spyssr Hoy
"A Ar Mi.snbergsr-2 Richardson Mss Rnetn
eq% R1o Payne Payne aun,nstsn Ash
Ds,ss rsIsns soss si sen,ei
SaeI ssSO 'gG SsS: BoSisny
HoiTs &cO6 Marx, Levy &co1s H.TrsGa s SSn
soaS BiaRs@ore, wooIdrass 2eo Games EggestSn-s
smms Levy Dspssre Monitor ScI Sn. FsTe
Rs~irs MurreIi2 Eands sco5z Hstrel-2
a asC &c * kssa ys hoy hides
I@Vy Deneers-io SKIS com IA SKIS peas Bougny Escls
Gs1s, css hides o.pp Bros a
trei-I hhds bacon do Ha rison sonl Dds pea
Ale sberk Autey-l ArthTrk ee-sandre s 70 ofae
| Total 5ls bales cotton birds tobacco ties do :.
| nATCHEZ--steamer Wild Wagoner-1i bales COTTON y
| Scott Csge-7O Fiower-56 b Sewmzn &co.4i Lev
| asJ smith-22 Ober Atwater &co-2l Wright Allen AGO.
| n yoiett Black &co-ls Jurey Harris-l0f D.Shva-l
| Never Deu,ch Wes-1 A reae &co--l5 ware AZ : o.
| N tenn Pace 4 Nixon-ll Gaines Eggsston-o r nus
IN Gerard Oraig-9 Higgins &eoS 0roeole 4c,-
warren Crawford 6co-7 Alcns sherck Autey-o az
| ehman New gass 6co-5 Dens-5 Howard * Preston
| r asiiagher-S McCol--3 West Wright-z Jno Ia
S,s Sca-S ALE Cammack-l Jno Tnornhih IL w AK
si Avmsr 6cs22 seed cotton seeye-lo5l shs co.
= - Nsrx-4pf DO Scott Cege-l25 do Bennett
IN 40 A n pea &co-50 do Smith-z5 DO Flower
Is - corn Weilm.n B gel-s9 do Aymar &co-5 bos
Srah,ro n (srief kco-s bos hour G buddeeks 2cs-
sLIsna.. Tn,ev nsrris-2 do Logan-S do SKIS do
NM pesnnts Peale kco-l2 SKIS potatoes sks peas
cspSsi, erone-l bbis PEAS Macheea-2 bbls peanuts
Bsch-supdries order-IotA go oaes eoon = 'As
e0iss1GcKPoRT-Steamer Hetty Gmore-l0 obls new mos
a.. ~ Tase--s 40 p Pavy &eo-l0 khds new sugar ca,
10y Aeo-e5 SKIS seed cotton lfour-3 do sevin-oe
n,snx Fac apophfbbl peczns bbis potstoes bol cot
sIs corn bbls peanuts and sunories ID ieeoonns
* corn 81 SKIS BOugny Esclspon-9 bbls nee Dsy
ehss ssons y Tete2 bbs bbls peanuts 10 pigs eg
sny,e-l bbs peanuts Csnbepe Loubeas-sundss " 2
a.Toai 10 Is bbs nes oiassss 70 SKIS So
4. | cotton A. -. $500. -. ,.oa.
3 | baskets tomatoes 70 order
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-25
CHAP. uI-rHE BITE.

Twas high noon on White river. The river pad
assumed the livery Of spring In honor OIL toe 9cca
;n1ed the poetic soul that catfish were IN season.
Jaxpport was thronged. The gay and festive
crowds of butter nut ued pleasure seekers PROM
enaded along the broad boulevard OF the ievee IN
q manner which proved 10y the itequens LESLEY
If the peaceful six shooter) that they disregarded
the dsv ip pursuit of the pleasure the morrow
Afforded. Near the landing and opposite me
bakery was assembled multitude. what does u
portend! Let rs approach. In tne center s.anus
youth. The flush OF cniosn . ,hSC v nro.
truded to an unnatural extent and gave promise
NJ strength beyond his years. 10 his eyes gieameo
hone and exultaton, and IN MS open mV u, u,s
plsyed a yawniDg cavern that podeo III 70 ea.
sbles. His knees Knocked toee'ns'' , pus hi
frousers-he was knock-kneed from MS youtn
land the eround) up. Clad In light green vest
ments. whose copperas tints harmonizeo WIN .ns
budding trees and the generally veroant apPoal
ance Of surrounding things, he stood noble Vp'
" The Die il brought forth. It is held in the hands
~ two men who bend beneath the burden. IL
heavy.
His father bids him do his best; which being
Mons son he prepares to do. II is bitt bite.
He draws near. -
He bites. II is a bitter bite.
His teeth become entangled in the glutiaou
mass, and his contoruons are painiu' =" WITNESSES
or sour TO cross-examine. 4.
WHISPERED murmurs of sympathy permeate th
vast assembly-as also does his father. havin
nermeated to sufficient distance his father r
turns. bearing bulldog. He applies the bul
dog. II is bitter bit. AL,
are ouadrupled, but the dog refuses to let go-'
does the pie. The dog and the pie and the DC
become to the eyes Of tine spectator confuse
pbaptasmaeoris. Pity calls upon us to close OF
vision upon such an unpleasant state Oh cncul
stances. Let us close.
TClosed for Repairs.
Jccko presents the above hoping
Oct IL, 1868.
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Cattle Market.

orr or ynYsRsos. October IS. ls6a
Sold yesterday-S4s Texas Beeves. SAG Calves
and earrings, 70 Hogs, AIS Sheep; Stockton SALE
uoes 10 Mich Cows. We quote
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-25

Capt VIM. N. Forrest. son OF zen. forrest, ma,
RED Miss Taylor J. Cook, of oxford, on the 18th
instant
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amm.n 4 Br.n~.:I 10: he. Aco.I,S 7 rs, ra,o.
Es.n asSS faa asa Won rsu
S:'; sss ss s,s1fs:ss S.
Ably sesIs , w.nsn cFsciT sdo Sco
oi A Sb,ss Masn-3 do schnsdss zuSsrsiss- do
tp ss oss
Sso q BIZ; ..ss s.nsesn ! Gssss
mo Franz 10 50 bxs crsctess Barton. Wilson &eo
mills Cushing-l box shssss-sandriss 70 order
'I sEw o Ss orEIousAs GREAT wzs.Es.-
a Bonsics-s Tstron &c., jso Ghsas B!oTa ley
spbsrsis,. u - Iss sss ,,e;';e: hy
Hs.ss- n SKIS Bonnet 4 hi: ries and s1nd.s. z
bids: and qss.iss C.nhsgs J, hsSS:s IS es
cotton bhis sugar IS bb's moiassss
gTHAHsHIPs-..srxAMsHIPA |
NEW YORK.
voR NEW YosK |
uEEoHAxrv STEAMSHIP LINE. |
HE%s COMPOSING the nrsse sssamshirs-
GENERAL csvs: .n,i 4; y Vsisa
C:s;:i1 wv v s & a:.s
SsMERAtI nEAs sDssn Dec. L. Norssa
Sailing from ssv York KvERT SATURDAY
in' '''~mA"' United states,
s. GEO L. NORTON Commands.
VIII leave wharf opposite Vegetable Market Second District
SATURDAY, Oct 81, st5r.x,
These Steamer have superior ACCOMMODATIONS fof pss
CABIN
W. .r~a~ht uassags apply 70
~ Bills of Ladng signed thrcagh to Liverpool.
WOOD. Low ,d sU d,vnss ,s;...
ssss%s1 CITY vi" follow" leaving
FOB NEW YORK DIRECT.
THE oIonwsLL LINE
This Line is composed of the following Steam
49, ships
MaripOsa. CSrtess
The sssan'A'e Cers...
HoRATlo NELSON. Commander.
vm Issvs her wharf sess rsisuss srsst % SUNDAY
November LIST. Gs =
Passage ......'.ss''''o
rr,,rh. for LIVERPOOL, BAvRE and BREMEN taken
By sh uns and through bills of ladins given for sam&
a iIynzD zouIaoH.
| q Uarondslss street.
| BALTIMORT:-
FOB BALTIn0RE AND HAVANA.
xHK ySv ORLEANS, BALrIxeRs AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEHInoNrHlY LINE ov STEAMSHIPS
LIBE8rY.....-iz LID sens.. Ihos 4 ss,n. 0omnsnd@
0UBA...-...... rse tsns.. %. Dukshart oomnAads'.
CARRYING UNITED STATES HALLS.
FIRST CABIN:
YhYossh Tickets 70 New 49,
.r,..~avr AND HAVANA
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CHAPTER 1.-THE BOY.

fsansshe bitter was boy the bitten was what
The fawis would call) poy-ws spell IL =. In
though not to speak crusiiy the youth was
- the champion Pie Bitter of Arkansas. was ss
that he could bite more pie at single undivided
bite than any bitter 10 the State outside OF an ain,
gator-tbey lift the tops of their countenances on
IN order to bite you know, and therefore they are
states that no man shall be permitted to bite with
both sides Of his head at once on pain OF having
the toothache.
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CHAPTER 1.-THE PIE.

The fire was mystery il was unity; II was
oneness; it was what the Lstins call t'cus l.aus;
n was ell Of It's sort there was none IKE w.
nons nor will he when our summers have de-
ceased y as Tennyson so beautifully remarks on
similar occasion. Where that pie was baked was
darkpess-was horrid confusion and clatterlDg
of a multitude of pans. When that pie was con
cocted the spirits of fire, and water. and dough,
we're assembled to their hdeous orgies. aud q
tonehness ike unto the toughness OF vulcanized
entta percha came upon the face of the pie.
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Tor the Sunday Crescent JrIesl
a BITTER BIT aln mist

I'y the Author cSor Of OR, BIT a BITE
full Tart. arch re- -. ~.
the Bo, bo n, the Three Pie; the Wooden Nut
ssake or the Dough Boys Revenge; the Az
Jus 'fais Of q Boarding House, Walking ChsiA
>ree IN thsrder's Story, etc etc
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Observation-Disclosures

y Ia
MORGAN LINE o. Q. NAIL sTEANsHIPx
zen. FOB GALVESTON AND INDIAN
HAls2 S ...a.li ss' f5 'Sa's this Line: -
w. @. Hewes....J. Q. Harris. Aussin:
g. Mary q enes Msrssn.
eaintop ..........J osep hins...... II ssagordes
The steamship Clinten.
WIN san from foot OF st. Joseph street on SUNDAY,
oHIs 4. WHITLEY 90. Assnss
Frah insured at one half the adopted by the Board
of Underwriters July LIST. 1853
B-No bills ofladir signed aer sailing Of the steamer
cEINToY, and sail on WEDNESDAY. October 2s.h
Mf3s FOE rExAs-
INSIDE BE,swIoK's BAY ROUTE.
VIA
NEW ORLEANS. oPILoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
.;iSAssszSs s'; sSlss. nd
DAYS al * O'Clock T. and The train isn Az. ne A.
ss ssa pp Sc Morgan ns Steamships It Bshss for Galveston
....r.,r. .........cAPT. J. N LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
M.,sporda INSTRUMENTATION j. j. ATKINSON;
SUNDAYS AND THUKSDAYA
4rss. IA BE- had and state secured until O'Clock
EyE h, DA1t smssSy No. 6.ns sssss
Tsrry Landing. on the morning o. depsrtnre r.
9. w ". R BxTIET, saSsna.sss.ai
BRAZ(,s SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LIFE U. 8. NAIL sTKAMsHIPa
Ls.v.. nm SUNDAY, october 2sth, ssAH
-zz. FOE BRAzOs sANTIAoo VIA
&Ag2Ez aALyEsToN-Ths iron steamship
sP FARwELL, Commander.
soot Of g. Joseph street Shove II the steamer
. r.b n cross the Brazos bar goods to be delivered a
ships tackle cors.ees to pay their own nsAterags fo
| height or passage spply "
90 and 50 Camp street.
Freight sured osehsf the rates adopted By the Board
| Of Underwriters. Ju;y ], 1893
FLORIDA PORTS.
FOB FLORIDA PORTS
ALLIANCE LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
s rSr rHIr ySsAc sePstA;s MA5E.s'I 3,
SAsss& xARxs. CEDAR KEYS. TAMPA AND kk
wE5T.
.,,,.n nm. ,f sdug 20 Coln nbus, Ca, and Bstnsndss
80 Al rctru ar landings Chaahoocnoe River, ~
S .-s,S,ra erd Jacksonville, cheaper than any otns
" hr-ssaht r. New York Cedar Keys. fiords fsN
"a ssssnsl ips connecting d YGnAndna, a. lowe
| rates and with dlsT stch.
,u,. n ecuocsed Of the following steamships 70 So
. | xfRY SATuROAY.
: ~ .,,,.rc.. E PARKER, Commander.
1.-.-a 4. H. LIVINGSTON. Commander.
r,o,,aa n O'LEARY, Commander.
| -. .1eamshiu Alliance
| PARKER, Commander
vm ,..v. han xhsrf foot Of Cslops street. on sAfUi
| nay October 24lh. ct 5r r.
: FOR frssht o. Issi n. YER KINs 4 co, Agsats.
Q 80 Is Csrondelet street
= ~s,,,svr an pIsass procure ordsn nom Agsn'
2 49,. sr1r.ains freight the steamer
! PROV -n110'A'
a. A. wHEELoCK co.
,.movsd from their Old Stand No. od Lsvss sire
: TO the
. CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND LAFAYETTE
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Commercial 5ntslligetfe.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. % CAN'T srszE'
Saturday Evening. Oct "a, iooe.

Saturday Evening. oeh N, low y
CorroN-The movement in the leading staple
IN dav has Exhibited considerable Activity through,
out The inquiry has been general and d7 seS
Easte1n markets. Rates of gold and foreign ex'
change have been very unsettled aud lower, how,
ever, which have materially checked the upward
tendency OF cotton quotations; but, notwltn
standing this, the active demand which prevaileo
all day, together with, more favorable adyioes
from he New York and Liverpool markets. have
enabled factors to realize an advance OF fully 40
10. y b. upon all class6cations while the marEes
closed firm with further upward tendency. 10
tai Operations for the day footed up 4lOO bales,
and We now quote: Good ordinary 2ll92zc.; low
middlipg 22a@22l; middling 2s@-c, and strics
middliDg 233c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand September !, 1858. sooo
Received since yesterday
Received previously ...-....s....-..''h0'''' -
i2a7O!
Exported since yesterday z1s5 sop
Exported previously. .......-'-'"'S' -.
stock on hand and shipboard % &c
Exports today were divided as follows. VIZ
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vICKsBURa.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. At 6P.n
FOR VICksHURG, kATCHEZ
. LAX all intermediate lsndngs-The steamer
A1f---sS Hart able.
W. g. HARRISON, Master,
Leaves as above, making all coast landnrs
eEO ID uiTE, ~ Tch1upitouas street.
A BRIrTDN a CO., 50 Common street
NJ. O. DDNOHUE.2 Tchoupitoulas street.
The Bart Abe connects at Vcksbug with steam
and Csmget fo faz aud aahstchi ev-rs
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wArERlNss PLACES.

FOB WATERING ov+xoRaAN LINE o. ..
Mail Steamers.
Ezra FoR BAY ST.. LOUIS, PASS
<HNlrfft Christian, nissiasippi City, Biloxi, Ocean
u,1nxEz1nb and Pfscagou
m u.~ ,o- -pressnrs irot ussnn-s Laara, Cs2tsiz
JOSEPH NJ. WALkfk VIII leave on arrival o. fonscn.r-
train Railroad trsr as bellows =
On TUESDAYS srd THURSDAYS. 10 A. = train
on SATURDAYS IL D. rsinen this Trip going 30 fssss
Rsturnua win le.ve Oosan sprsnxs sUroAv aud WE'D
ME- DAY EVENINGS and FRIDAY MOBNINGS.
The trips will regularly made unies prevented bx
bed weather or low water
OHAs. A. WHITNEY CO.. Agents.
50 and Sc Cam, strs~t