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| Tor cotton during the past week and notvith.
standipg the general fFmBess OF holders, prices
nave been weak, with decided tendency in buy
ers favor. American cotton has been in limited
request, and prices have given way Id. q u. for
the better and Id. y n. for the inferior grades
| The demand for Sea Islands has again fallen OFF
but prices have remained tolerably firm. Brazls,
owing TO their relative cheapBess have been in
good demand. but the supply b. eng large prices
have declined about ia. Il b. Egyptians have re.
NAMED dull; prices unchanged. East India and
other shortstspled descriptions have been 10 fair
demand; and the stock being extremely limited
NE good qualtleshave commanded very full rates
There has been a moderate business passing in
East lnds cotton to arrive, at general decline
OF tQ4d; ID. Nothing reported IN American.
The sales for the week amount to 47,42O bales.
incluoiDg lI,0lO bales American, OF which So 20
have been TO the trade, 244O on speculation. and
eeoO ior export Actual export 6407 bales In
port. IL 10 bales, including 1857 bales American.
.otai STOCK 563 600 bales including 329 $50 bales
TTnercsh decrease since last week, 2S,970 bales.
Inc quantity now at sea for Great Britain. as
gwen in the Brokers' Circular, is-from America
Il 900 bales, and from East India and China e92
OO0 bales; total, 7l3 900 bales, against 696 900
oaes at the corresponding period of last year.
Advices from New York per cable. dated Istb
INST, quote middng uplands at 3l3c., costing to
sell here l2sd. q b. per sailing vessel or steamer.
Today the market very dull Sales 5000 bales.
at rather easier prices.
Manchester Mdrket.-The dizziness which has
oDIained IN this market. for many weeks past is
sun unrelleved by any improvement in the de.
mand for yarns or goods. For several days the
business has been scarcely large enough to fairly
YES, prices. but today sellers have been more
willing to accept the low rates offered, and fair
amount OF business has been done.
Money MdTket.-The stagnation in the money
maI Ret still continues, and the values Of most
descriptions of securities still decline. General
business shows no symptoms OF improvement.
Cram Market The London and country mar
kets have been generally firm during the past
week. Here there has been fair demand for
wheat, and Chian and Californian descriptions
us. pc quoted fuiiy rs dear as last week; other
descriptions. however, have declined 263d. a. |
Genital. Flour has been dull at Sd. to Is a bar |
rel decline. Indian Corn has been steady at pre-.
vious rates.
genera Produce.-The general produce mar. |
kets have been quiet but steady during the week |
WIN lar business passing in most articles
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OUACHITA RIVER

TRENTON MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS ppar
LAR PACKET
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY ats
FOR TRENTON, MONROE. ooIUNaI. M,
rsonburg, Trinity and all intermediate lADsin. -.
nne, fast passenger packet s'-ia'
CfeOnn,
L. n. PATTERSON, Master J. W. WALDEN Cterk.
VIII iesVe positively above For freght A. ...-..
Apply on board, or TO WINBURN LORD Av.n,.
s-fhe clecns VIII take freight and passenger. a. L..
any other boat In the trade taking freight for Raw,
shipping. " ~
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Orr or JKrrERsoS, August 5. Isss
Arrived yesterday-24S Texas Beeves and 2es
Ealves and Yearlings. Sold yesterday-2s5 Texas
6eeyes, o. Calves and, Yearlngs and Ia Hogs.
Stock on ssle-498 Texas Beeyes. 1907 Calves and
Yearlings, 1876 Hogs, l95 Sheep and 25 Mich Cows.
We quote O0"''
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PuRoLnE roRrAsLE GAS coarAsr

The owners Of the Patents Of the Gas Appara.p. snd
fluids have determined to organize Company for the States
OF Louisiana Texas, Mississippi and Arkansas
They propose TO call in Fifteen Per Cent Of the sn.ir.
Capital They viii themselves subscribe to large portion
Of livestock. $3.50
Experiments IN the Of the Light can be seen DAILY
q the once Of oHAs T. NASH. AuctioIeer ST Charles
street, between the hours Of IL and s.
subscription lists are open The Once of CHEs T
NASH, and also al the Office Of HENRY j. LEVY and
Q. w cHRlsTy, 50 Camp street.
oUIsIANA LIVERY AND SALES
STABLES,
Es< ls 100 lss xsssrD. ,,s, b..v,.u yu. ana 8,
Joseph streeta
FirseAss Males and Homes for Sale. Also Carriage. and
Susgiss Ter Hire L. HART Proprietor.
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Rartns 5nttIli9snet.


ORxscKsr OrrIoE No " ClNr srsxr.
t--M Wednesday. August o, ls6s.-}
Cleared Yesterday.
Stesmsnip LavacA Livingston for Pensacola Perkp.
''''"P nsrAn Lewis, for Galveston c A Whitney acc
Arrived Yesterday.
'"f nsrlon, leie from Liverpool. May sth Crssvy
brig s"ps SBTs Marshall nOm Havans to PUG Bros-zd
rowBoArs.
Gladiator Davis from the down and
70 sea 18th uit brig Maria w Norwood and sch Soners
Ar Ames and Leonesss-brought up bdg Hope
STEAMBOATS,.
Blaekford, Picket, from Washington
1 xntie Msgey, snrton, from Washington .
Kicker Aucoin, from Lafourche
Grey Eagle, Baranco. from Bayou Sara
Sleona, Patterson. from Trenton
Franees, Blakeslee from Mobile
Memoranda
Nas5S frsre Bird from Mobile bound to Liverpool put into
died Of fever. - ~ '' WIZ
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York July 2s-sailed far Galveston steamshin A,;
-U' niunse' Arrived 9Th, brig Frances Lewry, Lewry
FORKIGN PORTS.
Belfast July l6-Arrived from Pensac ia ba,k Rr.o.
Liverpool July l5.-Anived from Galveston bsrt Srn,
ter Leh Cleared for New Orleans shin Iyanhoe Tss,s
from july 10 Put in short OF wafer ship Elsidore
July 18th in latitude $685. Longitude II 40 brig Beniamiu
boyd.helee for Liverpool
pork II ksgs lard ties la IS coils bacon AS sEs
GALVESTON Steamship Hsran-IOOO bbs fOur Dbl.
whisky 800 sks sst lOO bbs pork 20 bags coffee ''
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Imports

LIVERPOOL Marion-262s SKIS salt 10 dor mat. a
csks beer Us bbs do $50 bbls liquor Ords6 bales
Graham Seo-O Pkgs mdse Branch Crooks fco csks
hardware csks mdse % bars iron lao iron
6co-l Dbl mdse SO bales Hart Aco-2sS cs.ts
beer Turpnl2 tons coal 1888 bxs tin bds sheet iron 10
Staufer, Kent &co W. w
HAYANA-Brg Hope-s5- bxs sugar TroIsgres
MOBiLE-Steamer ffances-l2 bales mdse Lehman Ma
gsss AGO. 50 pkgs powder wood-25 bxs fruit Cloud
sundries to order
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VICRsBURa

LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ATk
VICksBURG. NATCHEZ AND NEW oRLR. -.
asgulrs Tuesday .. s. Mall Packet In plaos Of ne Il
Gov. Allen,
mo ". CANNON, ns..sr.
VII save a. eeoys for Vckbnrg, NAcbes Grand Gull Kd
ney, ~ Joseph Waterproof Fort Adams Bayou ssra 49,
Hegye ponAldsonvis and all intermediate andinrs
Inc Gov Allen nakes close connections Win .....--
CALUMET at Vicksburg for all andlnes on Y.sa
or freight or passage having unsurpassed odais.
sINsorT ADAMS. rs Commercial P,...
snlpPefs VIII pay reeht 70 All plantation lAndngs
Lesves EVERY SATURDAY, stSEH
EOR klcAsn ORG, NATCHEz AND arr.
LAM ~ ss. Tssss sam Ayes clerk viii leave As aeov.
sIENoTT 4 ADAMS, Is oor,r,.rc,., -. b
The steamer Gen. Quitmsn connects al V5.S.h rlsce
countess and Calumet for Yasoo and
nv snn s.esmers Julia and Rubicon for Sd Leai 49,
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PENSACOLA OBSERVER.
PUBLISHED TRIwEEKLY BY VIZ. KIRK co.

fuoscripton-rvsve months, IS; SIX months as In Al
ms long established jou becomes very Desirable
- ths Time IN view Of the fact that Pensacola A. eHain
rfIoAa communications with the EOrthwsst and
becoming q point Of interest to enternrising -.
~ Is devoted 70 the development Of the matsrisi I'm
eresn Oh the state Of Florida, and in it, ocaI a.
eht oevotes special attention 10 the immense Inmbsr
trade growing in its vicinity also 70 ohsr
items which 70 the careful reader will rdeate
We development OF the ADVANTAGES
IS . port Advertisements solicited - '-'"~'iA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DISSOLUTION
The ccpsrtnershp heretofore existing name
MEDIA NEWTON this day dissolved by mutual
Either party WIN align tbs Of the arm in HqudaOn
o J. HEDD.
New Orleans, August l. 1858. @. W. NEwros
:, CoPARTNRRsHIP-Tbs undersigned hsv. forms4 O.
ss Of Sb'og sS S% JS S HnSs. the nam. a.
ne rsceues Business heretofore conducted BY MEDO
A August l, 1903 RID. BoWARD
sns Ms sRb x0f sSva ARE
81 +: ss SsS and wsnd respectfully sSc. eSctpu
NoTICE..."........... -...""......--.NOrIOE
Mr.. JAMES w. DABSEY has an interest in our bust
ness from July /, 1865 ~
srAUFFER. KENT CO.
New Orleans. August lst, 1868
IssoLUTIOs........... DISSOLUTION
The firm Of LOGAN a CLAIBORNE having this day
sss s %s 81 the sr esorgs Wa Leg.a
nne the business in his his own account
x.o-,..-. -, 49,. W. c. Q. CLAIBORNE JR.
DIssoLUTIoN-THE coPARTSERsHIP HERETO
sRok 10 s1SsI;' s 1@ s =: %
SS.rsS s NJ q and Lou:
the name OF the firm for that parpose only.
| Perpro HUGH MACDONALD,
L. H. LIE GAY
New Orleans, July Is, 1855
hIs Ss{ entered int under The firm style
o FAcToRAGE and GENERAL ls tAs rs5sn Ss %
| business. : y --''S-03'
| JAMES n BROOKS
/ W. O.. q. CLAIBORNE In
| New Orleans July a. 1853
" Hyatt is somitied partner IN my business which
III nerssiter be conducted under the of CHRISTIAN
New Orleans, July II, 1863 . vi iiAN'
| COPARTNEEsHIP- undersigned nav. ,b,
HARRs 's~f sDSR @ under The ,sms and style q
this city the business heretofore conducted By james Con
",s ~. i. s i pNMahlIs'
Referring TO the above eheerfuIIy the new
nr our suecessors to the patronage Of the old house
g. JONI fS S22sSOLr.
COaMISSlON-FORWARDENG
A NDREW j. AIKEN,
Successor to Aiken RAineyJ
Cotton Factor and Commission Merchant,
NO. 90 CARoNDELEr STREET,
/ C. BARELLI.
oDU0E COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. 81 TchoupitouIa. Street,
NEW ORLEANS
IABAU. AYCOCk - co.,
H. uBAU, J. =. AYOOOK, JOE GIfzNeEKl
JSuccssscrs q, Wfkin kCol
seMhIssIoN kBRoHAN \
-yoE or
CATTLE. Hogs and Shear.
STOCK LANDING.
ON, Of y.r-r.oa, \.
HAY - AEHLE-
uLrxASprR zAY-vnIiAr rxzIz,
oohhIsslOh hEKCHAETs. FOk THE PUROHAn Il
Sale, Forwarding Shipment Of Hides Leather
Wool, Beesvax, rslow, and Tan.
ming Materials,
sos. a and 8 COMMERCE STREET. NEW oKLEAEa
Il. .. se.L.
COMMISSION MKRCHAx9.
For ths ssls Of
Sheep Mules aaS asRvas
sroOK LANDING. Hyv oRLxAxz
satisfactory references. ssvs.
JOHN w. NORRIS a CO.
Rsmoved from 50 Canal streesJ
~ CANAL AND IL oRossMAN STREETS.
esHerai Commission Merchants. Produce
Factors,
And Dealers In all kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
AGENTS for Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES and COTTON
zimmerman 4 Co.'S Cincinnati Sparkling oATAwBA
'rAkOH' VINEGAR. etc. ETC., always on hand.
NEW YORK.
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I A kENAIssANCE LOUIsIANAIsK.
NEW ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF PAGES.
Devoted 20 Southern Intersssa
6sven Yeas Of Exstsncel

noes semmandsbls publication for families snd eeyptr,
poopnno practice the eegsnt French rsvsr
oeste tse political events Of the week the situstson
ne Ne. Orleans American press the
scs o. the sgeu tura and commercial affair ~
zoe community the market price theatrical oIrs
the literary and scientific productions OF the dav and .
great variety OF useful fscs instructive eeus hnpa,,.,
nsooosss and all that conposes . nrst class paper
SUBSCRIPTION: % PER ANNUn.
rhe ~ pages Of LA RENAISsAHCK ar. .t,..x - ..
oi.vsa me s1e are % conspcuousy dis
o9nS one Of The best advertising MEDIUMS on ~, s1tb ~
r1ntnf done IN al languages. q Cont strsrt esrp.,
o. kxohangs AueY, New oris4ak 'sN s''us
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Reeeipts OF Produas.

4 WASHIFGTOF-steamer @ Blackfori-lO bale, cottor
COuTet-5 Dc A Tertron &co-l do honto1 6coi Az
Bersud Gibert7lo hides SKIS wool bills potatoes econ
beeswsx bzs lh6 Dbl do casse,-i bxs erSs caan
fowls Lacaseagne-l bdl hides Hitler AcO-1 baIa rnos
mats Meyer Wells rolls leather Bassstt-I bbl DOT es
bx eggR fowls Labasquere-l do IA hides mrs a..
kaas-II hides bdl hides coOps fowls Blanc n
% coop PIGS Davslo calves Pascal serrattsuadries
TO ordeI-Iota IL bales cotton
WAsHLNGTON-steamer Annie Wagley-l7 coops 70 wi.
~ DIS eggs lbag wool Lacasssgne-SS hides bags wool
Meyer WeiS coops fOsls bxs Casse-2 bxs egg,
coops fowls Terrebonne-3 hides PAYNE Huntington So
"a DO coops fowls L Couret-4 hides Mo1ton 6eo-
20 head cattle 81 sheep Pascal kea-sundries 70 order
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wild Wagner bales cation 10
Dowing-l bales wool Volet Black 6co-34 pkgs rui,
Sers-l5 bxs do Garbini Pefroyicb-l7 40 e. 3D.
SKIS corn 81 horns bel hides coops fowls Dovng- do
ugrew9 SKIS cotton seed Gardne-6 hhds old irn ls hd
do Lehman. NewgHs 6co-2 bbs peaches cOops fnwls
HE man. hhds old brass Dbl do beeswax Aale-2
pcs scnnery QttoS pcs castings LEEDS AGO. bbs sugar
LAFouRCHE-steamer Flcier-ls SKIS potatoes 7 Cos.
neau-l do bhs do TX taOw SIX beeswax pkSs er,,s
do Sure-l7 do TerreoOnne-5 DO SKIS onions nLg.
eggs Lacasssgne-2do coop fowls M Wslsh-sundries
20 order 'e'
BAYOU sARA--SteaIner Grey Eagles bbs rice T. erod
- bb potatoes IS s potaOes pumkns seal waterman
suDdres to eA
TRENToN-steamer CeOna-sundries to order
Receipts by Railroads
NEW oRLE ANS, JACKSON A GREAT NoRrurpx
pale cotton Warren. Crawford &cog do Richardson Nav
II 90 Jos boy-4 1000 feet lumber Taylor 20 an hrcs
H1ooef-<s DNs lruit l. Naughn2 do W Girls erI7 do
Boarmsn- o. do @ Cloud-l55 do r a Aby-sundres
to order-Totel ibales cotton
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAs A GREAT WEsrKau
bse cotton Bonafonl bale wool L Caurst-l0 hide.
Fhnz-6taO feet lumber Hger- $500 do Bordeau SON
Serratt 49, S'-s AAseA'
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NATCHEZ.

kATOHEz PACKET,
Iessss on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYB 49,
Eoh FATCHEZ AND ALL INFERnRntIT.
iandings-Ths tine passenger packet -------->'A
WILD WaRoner.
W. b. RICHARDSON, Master: j. O. LTRANo ~.
~'''~ GEO. d. HITE Agent
" Tchoupitouas street
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Fe. AonIh.-
CHANGE OF HOUR.
FREIGHT TAKEN AT TWENTY-FIVE PER GfNy,
BELOW CARD RATES.
MORGAN LINE DAHy o. q HAIL srEAnHu,
Maintained By the following Low Pressure Iron sts.S an
.......THos. CARRoL. Oommand.r.
Eranees...........-GEOJ J. BLAKEsLEK
ksufss...............-JAh HOPKINS,
One OF which viii daily on the arrival Of ths p =.
train. except Saturday they arrival Of the
train, fontohA train Railroad, carrying the D. 3. hs
CHAh A WHITNEY co.. AssntS
70 and 81 Damp ntrssl
Freight signed through 70 Montgomery Columbia Wa
Point Macon and Atlanta, Georgia By raf from Mobiis e
Feght insured oneba the rates adopted by the B,.,s
Of Underwriters July Ist. 1868.
NoTlCE.-These steamers touch their way 10 ana
rom Mobile, as Bay 81 Louis Pass Christian and Misxs
spp City weather and tide permitting; leaving Orss.
on the arrival OF the air except Saturday tas
daily
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FAST FREIGHT LINE
FREIGHT TAKEN AS PER NEW TARIFF.
NEW DAILY ARRANGEMENT.

EhoA NEW ORLEANS, VIA hOR0AN Linz
US. Mall steamers to Mobile and thence BY r,u -
MONTGOMERY. COLUMBUS. WEST POINT, MAoor
and ATLANTA, GA, Cheaper than any other route
Freight viii be received here daily mp ny L. "a, A.
days boat al Pot tehsrrain Railroad Depot and forws
above, at love rates than BY any rout. ~,
lsding signed throrgh, to TX H. daily at the Orca
CHAS. A WHITNEY co, Aeenu.
50 and 50 Damp str.u
An ffeight 70 be consigned 10 agent Of Mobile ana e.,
Northern Railroad Mobile.
The steamer will leave Saturday arrival 40
4 p NJ train, instead Of as heretofore st2P
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DoUsLAs.
hHGRAVEB AND LTTH0GRAPHEB,
Ne. 10 Damp street..
ADyoIEIEe LADIES' ENTRANCE CRY uorr

Nnsns and wedding Cards sngr.vsd IN ina non s.r.u,
AA'L DeAness Oardss Account Sales Cotton, BQls La
sing Cheers Invoices aad Circular I.t,,r. -, VA.
srsphse Seals. osneslling Stamps Door Plates, etc
Initials Embossed % Pspu ~ knvslops WIrBou1
CHARGE FOR DIE SNa
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&umnssrftaI 5nteuigsnts.
CRKscxNr OFFICE, NO. % oar, s,x~,,
TuesdaY Exenina Ann. iaea

Tuesday Evening August 4. 1861
CoTToS-Owing TO the continued unfayorable
advices from New York and Liverpool the move.
ment tue leading staple continues almost wholly
suspended. There has been, however. a Ioht in,
quiry, which resulted in sales Of 80 bales. Most
factors still manifest a disposition to withhold
their limited supplies, but in order to effect sales
are compelled to submit to heavy concessions
are Good ordinary 26c.@-, low middlinQ 27c. 6
=, and middlipQ 2Sc n S
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NOTICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HEREToFokr
s1stng In this city under the style Of RTCdARn
nLOHhh hAEb, this day dissolved bv uu1fn.l con-
Richard Flower charged with the sesrnent ~ a. ss
~ we ete nr and VIII continue the Commission and ~.
forage hssiness on his account One Ia C,.v,s -,
RICHARD FLOWER
New Orleans Marc Llsa4 surviving rsr'Aer
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JARED J. WHITAKER
ProDrictor IF Iutainveu
orrrcz or TEE DAILY ADyEEr1sEs AND Rssrsrx

Mobile, Alabama Nov "a 1855
To WHoN NAY CoNcKRE:-Mr Robert p Baton y,
Lynchburg Va, duly suthorEod 10 Agent for ouI
paper receiving subscriptions and advertising regular
caro- rates All contracts made by him in viii
these rates, VII be ratified and carried into It III,
Office 4 Cn
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GALVEsTON--I
MORGAN LINE q. g. NAIL sTEAMsHIPs
EOR GALVESTON AND ISDIAHOLA-rBK
IL following new iron lovpressure Steamships form this
w. @. Hewes....I. O. Harris a .tin,
Alnbs c. eses nj. $1,000. Morgan,
C1nton ....Tartar. m tag erda,
The Steamship Harlan.
J. LEWIS, Commander,
WIN sail on WEDNESDAY. August 5th, stsLL
Fortrsisht or passage apply to ....
OHAS- A. WHITNEY co.. Agents,
50 and 81 Camp strsst
Freight insured the rates adopted By the Board
OF Underwriters July lst 1858
The steamship W. O. HEwEs win succeed the HARLAN
and sail on SATURDAY. August sth.
FOX TEXAs..""..-........F0 TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
AZ rss5Sfs, sss The rsry Boat sppcs Jackson sq,s
the train leaving the Algers Depot at arriving a.
brsshear City a. IL taking the Morgan Line steamshin
a. Brsshear for Galveston.
Josephine. CAPTAIN j. n LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
EsERn DAf Sundays excepted the once Of the One
lousAs Railroad Company, Canal stree or a. a..
Ferry Landing. the morning Of departure 49, " - NA'
=. w. BAYLEy. Superintendent
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BRAZOs SANTIAGO.

BRAzOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. g. NAIL sTEAMsHIPs
Leaves on SATURDAY, August 9Th. at sLx
toh BkAZos SANTIAGO VIA CALVES
TON-The lowpressurs side-vheel Iron steamship
i. q. Harris.
,,,,.,-.... ..-.--.. w. II. TALBOT, Commands
VIII leave a. above from her wharf, foot Of st. Jo..ph .tr,
carrying the United States mails If steamer is unable
70 the Brazo bar goods be delivered At ships tsek
eOrsgnees TO pay their ghtersge For freight or na
sage apply 10 -
cHAs. A WHITNEY q co, As.nta
% and 81 Camp street.
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T0WBOATS. s..
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
THE UhDERsr9NED, WISHING To EsrAR
s,ss sdasoe and pniiom rate Of rOwsge and
por' have combined the following rowbosts: -
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, Lsvfsthan. GIadfator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLIHE.
Aehihes' Thos. A. Morgan. Equator. ~
bash' Norman. Republic, Tscums,h
Mieaco and Reliance.
rhe number and power Of the abov, associated Lin. q,
IoVooas guarantees that detention will occur sItbsr al
the bar or In this port -' '''N'i !"
PETER MAHCY, Eclipse Lima
sChkEIDER zUBERBIER
Harry Wright Lima
,. EDWARD A YORKE A CO.. u IIns
Associsted omos, - Osrondelet street. up stairs. "
!. O. NOR ROSS
CHAk FIfzENRfTER
Levss ARents
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OPELOUsAA.

I.s.a. y EDEESDAI EVENING PACKET.
EGA OfELOUsAs, WASHINGTON FoRr
- mo All landings on the Coast AchafaIaya Rive
ao syep Ccurtsblesn-Ths COED and safe stssrasr
800 EaRiey, w. Burton, nastsr N. Ksnison.
Sel1 VII eaEe A. above VIII leave washington 49,
s 70 O'Clock For freight or passage ssSlx
BLOCH BROS, ls Common street. n O.
m q. or y. HINCKLEY SON, Washington. Ia -
o-Ine steamer Annie Wagsy Washin9to.
stn steamer Bull Frog and bArgss All lananss on Rss
boeuf and VIII sRn through bills Of alins - '~fo.
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Sieemshp LavacA Livingston for Pensacola FW P.rklr
s'eansniP harlan. Lewis Gslv ston ca Whitney kc
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-05

PENsAC- LA-steamshp Lavaca-s66 bills four & hill.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-24
Rejection OF Cons titut tons.

Telegraphic news from Arkansas gives
the agreeable information that that State
has rejected the abomnable Constitution
framed for her by the negroes and white
Yahoos.
In North Carolina, the Convention
Whose ignorance, riciousneSs, and barba-
rity were well reflected in the saturnailan
exhibition which closed its SESSION. has
prepared pill so bitter that it is hardly
possible the people will swallow it. In ad-
dtion to many extremely obnoxious provl-
sions the State has been saddled with
heavy debt, which will require to be raised
next year a revenue Of $2,G00,0OO. Tins
is more than the people can bear, ana
should alone be sufficient to secure the
decided rejection Of the Constitution. we
learn from North Carolina that it will pro-
badly be voted down by large majority
In our State, the Constitution thus lar
framed is abhorrent to every re1lecIlhe
and patriotic man. 1t DISTINGUISHES more
white people than the United States con,
stitutional Observation-Disclosures unqualineo
suffrage to negroes and pauperS-hlls 'he
counties with office holders to prey upon
the people and eat out their substance
and takes as the basis Of representation II
the Legislature the registration prior u
the election of members to the presen
Convention, at which many thousand Whl'e
failed to register, thus throwing the adVan
tage on the side Of the negroes. 1hese
with other Objectionable features, lnsur
the rejection of the work of the mon
at rous and unconstitutional body nov
spinning out the farce in the capito
Snch a Constitution as they will give tn
,aonle cannot be borne. We cannot hv
nnder it. This proud old Commonwealth
will spurn it. It's adoption would driv
into exile large portion of the talent
enterprise, and industry of the State.
If Arkansas, North Carolina, and Vir
ginia, follow the example of Alabama il
rejecting the Constitutions which the bar
barians and white scamps propose for them
the path of the Radical party VIII De Oh
structed with a new and serious difficulty
What they will do, we cannot anticipate
We know that these States will have dis
charged their duty to themselves, to the
nation, and to civilization. They will be
able to say that if their country is dragged
down to the dust by installing negro rule
In the South they are innocent. The power
of the sword, sustaining blind and reck
less tyranny, may force such thing upol
us: but let even this Sordid tyranny know
that with our consent and acquiescence j
never shall be.