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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22
HOOFLlND'S GERMAN .BI1!ERS.

all the complaints which proceed from, :, want of
proper action in the liver, the stomach and the
bowels, are eradicated by course of this great U1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22
WASTING sAWAY,

Without any specIai COMPLAINT. exceot gradual
will find in the BIT e TERS a fountain Of
Grating pool in the desert to the sandscorch ned
and fainting travellers. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22
CAUTION.

J. Hoofand's German Remedies are counterfeited.
SEQ tn 1t the signature ~ of C. NJ. JACKSON
is on the wrapper of - each bottle. ALI oth-
ers are counterfeit.
Medicine Store, No. 63l ARCH STREET, Phila-
delphia. Pa. fi H -'' 40 ''''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22
GERMAN BITTERS

Is composed of the pure Juices (o as they are me-
dicinally termed. Extractsl. Of Roots. Herbs and
and entirely free from Alcoholic admixture of any
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

FOR SALE BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22
MEDICAL.
ENDURE
| z living DEATH!

-e7a1T'.7 = - q y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

And Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
iys2-dW&s-weow1y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22
CHARLES M. EVANS, Proprietor.
PRICES.

Formerly G. N. JACKSON . Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-22

Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvanis.
,trf If ,,tr-tf PnIADRLPHIA, April %. 1866.
Iconsider "Hooiand's German Bitters" a valus-
BILE medicine in ses of attacks of INDIGESTION or
Dyspepsia. / can certify this from my experience
u - - .'N'N '' "-' 'N JAMES THOMPSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
THE wOLFFIA.

This interesting and remarkable vegetable,
known to naturaists under name equally classic and
unprODOunceabe, the smallest Towering plant in ex-
istenee has recently distinguished itself by feat certain
produce that great desderaum Of the Nineteenth Cen
tury a sensatjon-amOng the b0tanists Hitherto the
most anxious scrutiny failed to detect the flowers fruit
of the VOLTA The most powerful microscopes were
employed III vSin the flowers remaining as invisible
under the glass Jack the GiaHtKier, when
he had dOnned his coat Of darkness The intelligence,
therefore that VOLTA, tired OF blushng unseen, has
nut forth flowers that be dscemed, will naturally
create astOnshment the learned world, and mayhap
TOO, incredibly. Tie physician who Is the enyable
proprietor OF this am litOus plant kind enough last
evening 10 afford our reporter opportunity OF
inspecting the treasure which Oated some water IN
Ance OF green scum The scum was agglOmeratOn OF
woHias all ~ flower and each enc perfect possessing
stameD, ps and the other eteeteras IL may be stated
Incidentally that Wolias may be found floating upon the
water Of poole in company with the duckneat'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03

.,,,.ar raper y,Gbhshed herein favor
me T~es and elcclloR oi certain I tbe
Tditor Tor Congress, ron t &C. cave S20OOO recently
doun,lW T9mInany wing OF me Deulo SSic and "A
%hions Colonel is not IesiuenI "a ,ia,if.stIy should
anolouss dubious character ana ~ lad for
sloET I'm sing Sing or lunatc as nun crested for
& ira lrres In his company HeIS' a only escaped the
, AT the instance OF VIE No l. anu 'non small
pb'n ~, giving her some rather heavy Il deceascd
co1e arising from Legacy let nam spend only
tbe interest. lie was ciected Irom ROM The character
uc, iIoise bV the proprietor 10 save ' nc Mace
pOft L.,se lie then took quarters III ~ Ia
beTc there was particular some others not
lii conduct in tins respect ana so tizens OF the place
necesS ''tb"ut respect TO party the 99lt"so, vas
Which De complains, Il
n,uted bv other than pOltlcal consul % poIitical
pi3liI,jiGcd OR excused by the people Inc Clear
complexion oiority is not such rs TO enco1r-
Rcpupn.0"" tolerate here the dolpgsr o ~, To
RHKiux Khan And eSnqV doCIts as Wei as Of tic
satengns would that the could be SAID OF every
Nice i'm our country, 30 ,o.o
'Cr,euport J.. J., Aug - 1900
~ Harrison was tarred and feathercd by amasked
,,,',, If rnfne. who called themselves members Oh
-, KIux Khan. This is not denied. We know
- Wv parnhlican members of the X. X. K.-lED.
,.,,cr,vc ARMS FROM MISUNDERSTANDING TO
A NEGRO CLERGYMAN.
gze Vemp6is Post has the following account
=, r,ccnt ontraees 10y the "KuKlux Klan' in that
neighborhood! -. NJ .....,,,s
"Tbe existence Of gang Of the vile Ku-Klux assassns
,r5 robbers near Raleigh, in this county, cannot DC
ss"'ttod They have been committing depredatOns IN
maj 0ulrer for two weeks. some hNes nave Detn
taken hy them but they seem To be more intent upon
,rbblug the helpless cOOred people 1hey arm 90
selves with shOtguns, mount, and IN gangs OF %
y out 40 the dead Of night 20 rob poor negroes Oh
arms Last week they came across brave lSlo", t
Save them what they richly deserve lhsted9 %, vi
ejvipr mn ms gun, rs demanded, he compromised ny
i,i one of them the contents of ii full III the race
esiI for meeting OF the colored ministers OF ths Guy
with Tie names Of the various cOl0red clergy at
=. rod fora m
Gentlemen whose name appears in the list had occasion
snce lis publication visit COiersville to hoid rtgous
soryicc near that place He had sooner reached he
nare than il was nOiscd about that Niger munster
nom Memphis had arrived. Some Rebels had peen
men They nj once called upon him and demanded MS
name FINDING his name in The Post, they cursed nm;
aud warned him to leave that place as fast as ne cou
OF away We are not aware that this clergyman ever
attended political meeting took any part IN polcs,
The object of the meeting. to the call for when ms h
hppearrd eknown to himself had 80 connection VIII
pOlitiCs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03

These ports have foreign commerce % $9OOOO,OOO,
and an enormous domestic trade. beside which we
have the immense internal commerce If the Empire,
TadatIng from these points through its canals and
navigable rivers
The cable beng ln,d, this Company propose erect
ing land-lines and establishing speedy and trust
worthy means OF communication which must com
mand there, everywhere else, the communications
Of the Government of business, and of social life es-
pecally in China. She has no postal system, and
her only means now of communicating information is
by courier on land, and by steamers on water
The Western World knows that China is very
large country, in the main densey peopled; but
few vet realize that she contains than third
of the humgn race. The latest returns made to her
central authorities for taxing purposes by the local
magistrates make her population Four Hundred ana
Fourteen Millions and this is more likely TO be under
than over the actual aggregate Nearly all OF these
who are over ten wears old not only can but do read
and write Her civilization Is peculiar, but her liter
Azure is ~ extensive as that OF Europe. emma Is
n land Of teachers and traders and the latter are
exceedingly quick 10 avail themselves OF every prof.
fcred facility for procuring early Information IL Is
observed in California that the Chinese make great
use of tho telegraph though it there transmits mes
sagcs in L glish alone. Today. great numbers OF
fleet steamers are owned by Chinese merchants and
used hy them exclusively for tho transmission Of
early Intelligence. If the telegraph propose, con
Meeting all their great seapOrts, were now III exist
ence it's believed that lie business would pay ITS cost
within the first two years of its successful operation
and WOO ID steadily increase thereafter.
Nocntcrprise commcnds itself as in greater degree
rcmuneratiyo to capitalists and 10 our hole people
II is of vast national Importance commercially, po
litically, and eyangelicaly.
Shares Of this Company, TO n limited number. may
be obtained at $50 each tlO payable down 80 on the
LIST Of November. and t3j payable in monthly Install
mcnts Of a. 70 each, commencing December /, 1865
application TO
Mcssrs. BOoKSrAvER, THAYER Il SLossoN, No. 10
Wall-st. NewYork.
The NATIONAL BASK COMMONWEALTH. New York.
Messrs. DRExEL a Co, Philadelphia.
Messrs. J. J.. BROwNEIL n Co. New-York.
Messrs. JAY COOKE n Co, Washington ID. {.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Washington, ID. {.
Messrs. c. d. HEAD and T. II. PERKINS,, Boston.
Messre. LEE, IIGGINsOS & Co. Boston
The MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Syracuse y /.
The SYRACUSE CITY BASK, Syracuse n. !.
Messrs CHAs. +. CHASE & Co., Baltimore Md
Messrs. DOSAHoE, KELLY a Co, San Francisco,
Cal.
W. r. HIGBY. esq, Pequonnock National Bank,
Bridgeport, Conn.
H. II. 0RMsBEE, Manufacturers ms. Company,
Providence, X. /.
W. II. MORSE, American Express Company, Schen-
ectady, " Y.
And at the Office Of the Company,
Nos. % and p Nassau-st, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.

In the Superior Court Special Term, Yesterday,
George BOyce and Henry WimOt, the alleged perpera
Of the robbery OF 600 from Mr Thomas T. motifs
Of Walst were brought up writ Of habcas corpus
for the purpose OF procuring their discharge or admission
10 bail writ N certOrari had been issued 10 Justice
shandey to certify proceedings 20 the Court but no
return made. Counsel for the prisoners being
unwilling proceed by attachment against the maCs-
tEaie, the matter Ourned 10 today OenaDe MN 10
procure the reUfn In the same COurt curious ques
ton presented 10 the effect OF referees death
his report The OF Woodruff against Hickey had
been before Judge BOnney referee, Tor some years
view between him and the plaintiffs attorney, he
promised that within few days he would SEND
hun the report Within week Judge BOnney
died rather suddenly, but among his papers was found
report the paufn for over % daily eugrOsScd and
signed with bill for his fees for 81 O2j The plaintiff took
up this report paving Judge BOnneys partner tie fees
RnG offers IL 10 the Court the report IN the
The defendant claims that there no delivery Of this
t gch delivery the referee at liberty 70 change his
decision The plaintiff claims that the circumstances
amount 10 legal If not actual delivery and that no de-
livery was necessary Tie report being complete
has brought suit in the same Court 10 recover
her wardrobe from H.. Billings The plaintiff
IN Boston being unable TO pay her board
bill or aDOU So left her trunks with him as security
money, but that he refuses surrender her property
He was arrested, and affidavit that She is adj
Ventures that she has never offered 10 pay him. that he
is wiling TO return her trunks, and that they not
nave his bail reduced from the 900 In which he is now
1eld In reply. aihdavts were read. showing that on
Two II not ttee times hls mOncg had been offered him,
ana That on the last occasion be
got Tor thcm and offered back the empty trunks and
that theY contained largo and valuable wardrobe.
deedcd by her IN her profession and the which
has nndered her from obtaining employment. Decision
Reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEpSRsp.y sent 2-Tbere I22 fresh Cattle at One
huuddthst Hudson City to-day Only 1873 head we're re-
Bergen yesterday The continued ht rseePs have caused
further rise price advance being &C. from Monday OF H oI the
week Trade vas very active aud few cattle renamed nns AZ noon
Prime sold readily dl7ic with quite nnmot o. 1h ops ..
c Some Of the National Yards were W god ONO ess
by Hughes lie IT cwt by Merritt BnrehatG Aq
Ohio II cst aud good l10c 81 Kentucky ~ 1is Co q
I7dic with - Indiana at l5a oc on o cI
good 81 by W. Thompson at l6Gltc OF goou
tueky grades by Valentine Williams at l7GlS ~ ~
Loughnan choce Kentucky steers Of c~ at alooi
quarantine lot pron0uneeI
healthy at IS lat 1t cwt Kentucky cattle o o1
Cary al m others Kentucky by bas1nan ~
sc on 8cgt The market closes decidedly strong ,.h
Sheep without marked change, good stock sehng ven
many poor quick Prime Lambs are slightly lwpoDeu
selling Be with few extras at &C. Arrivals today 'Vo s y,
etlst City, COmnnnipaw, ana Oo az
hamberus unsod Some Of the transactions are '
sheep 1856 state d. Ale Of IS 10. Sc I Of IS ID, Sfc
small IS TO- 5l another lot u TO- and thin Sc o "
III head 74 10 4lc 552 o. q 10 ~ % ssea
2ol head set 6tc Lamb sales zoo State ~ 20 &C. 100 o. no.
d. g. ~ 6ic, With 0l do weight &c and small ot ~ 10
&c Many calls mixture Of sheep and Lambs are senhg AZ
Sheep due Hudson City tomorrow
Hogs selling the way from 9tc for light stock up to li
for the best with II arrived Forteh and ears At Comman
paw Sales the former place 223 prime 2t Iowa Sll St ~
200 h. ILL., at l 353 Do 1871 b. sc 29 of lSO ID at sci I[ o.
100 70, at lOsc Several lots remained unsod at 2 p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03


BALTIMORE Sept 2Cotton que Mddng nominay SOC Font
active but Pfs so. s9c15gd 40 T, a sgRsi o Vest
@ sgpere s 0 d. Extra 80 75dell steady Good
TO Prime ~ OG12 5 Choice ~ S6s2 90 Inferior very gu. az
a52c RIVE I'll 9s1s Mess Pork firm az $50 80 Bacon hm
Rib slider, HE Char Sides i7dl7ic Shoulders l'al'c Hams
Sept 2-Floa doll and dpressed superane a
~ IS; asa So Northwestern Extra Family - "a III
4l9d + WHEAT very bat prices unchanged e 81 90 Tor
New Western 90 r od PsHnaIia snd 81 70 ioI New south
81 asa a. oats steady Illinois Pennsylvania at 93c
Ba,lrv-Sathing doing WHISKY 35c a ~ -
san FRlsc.sco Sept 2-flour s55OaS6@ Wheat firm at
0wpGo y Y sept 2-our unchanged with good demsnd sales
100 bis at 50 $50 for No SPnng s for Amber Winter
White +l3 for Double Extra Wheat dget s oO1 IuS 20
bnsh No Chicago Spring I'll 30 Corn quiet sales OO bush
No at H. sad 500 bush 90 Oats dai sales ~
AZ 81 IS and Zoo bush d. at 81 rs Corn Meal 81 59s2 50 per
Mdleei scarce; Shorts ga; shpaf,' 9 MhlhGg' +1
Hos umber - rs the Hudson Lake Imports 40 6Gsb wheat
1850 bush Corr i0o0 bush Oats 1000 bush Barley iSgo st
bush Rye and sl2OO feet Lumber W.. 81, =.
81 Tor 30 l. a,s Corn drmer and good deman!
for White Oats steady at 55c fog 30 J. Rye 5r at
;'oes o. bah O wREv am AZ sc in bond Me
les little demand Sugar Cured Hams dull at 3od2e
sMysPr. Tenn Sep, zCo,,on scarce a, 23c receipts BALE
ports none Flour duh Wheat Corn SOC Oats 3odS5c
Pork Lar i9d!o Bacon dull Shoulders, Jic Clear Sides
tHc,oo sept 2Fo9r qa spr9s EIt,, 81 soS 80 p. 81
No. e. snef csHse 10 .ali at ii siid 81 o. Corn active
and advanced GIc g9d91ic, add No 90 dssc
Oats steady and sP s1yT At . ~ k1e %oaS e p sTs
lrm 80 So Lard fm and active at ssGIe Buk Neat
unchanged Dry Sailed Shoulders ~ ne loose Beei s. - m
and shade hs5sr good 20 choice shipping B,eye -
lake Frsgs acys Corn to Buffalo Buffalo Oe Re
ceigts oday2O0 bbs Flour llic0 bush Wheat llJJ b1sh
Corn, 1900 bush Oats go Live Hogs SlpmenS0Uo 900 $
Flour bush Wheat 26 Oo bush Corn 900 bush Oats 20OOe
Live Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yeeter-
DAY, before Justice shandey Anna Mcdowell Of No A
NOrfOlks, complained OF Bridget Muany for stealing
shawl She confessed that she had pawned the prop
erty Committed. Patrick MckeOn OF No. 60 Shcrfst
Charged Francis Carlin with stealing a check ON the
Mtchaucs ana Traders Bank FOR S2j, he passing
into the bank building. Carn Acknowledged that lie
mad drawn the money on the check. Committed . Jacob
Bosehe aud Samuel Rauch committed for stealing
Is pieces OF tape from the Evening Star Shirt COMPANY
The examination into the Broadway Theater shoot
Ing afiray was adjourned TO tomorrow at 10 O'clock
At the Jefferson Market Police Court. yester-
day, before Justice Dodge, Otto Herman and Augusta
Herman, keepers OF a dsOrdery house In Greeuest To-
gether with Emma Ernst Mary Myers Lizzie Brown and
kate Howard Inmates OF the house, committed for
trial james SaWge, boy, committed for an alleged
Dckey No 735 Broadway for the purpose OF stealing
the contents. Charles Dettmar committed on a
Snage oil stealing watch from Eliza Hesse, OF No 2Os
west twenty siXthst Elliott johnson, boy, was com
mlted upon complaint OF Mary WOlfOrd OF No GO West
ahrythirdst who charges him with stealing breast
PHI, valued atE5.
In the United States Commissioners Office
yesterday before Commissioner Osborne the hearing in
Wy case OF the United States ag Jose Ferrer de COuO
suVor ana proprietor OF the Spanish paper, La CTOsd
t r an alleged assault upon naeiO Gomez, Minister
sehpotentary Tor the Republic OF Nicaragua and Hon
ouras TO thu country, commenced District Attor-
hey courtney quoted from the that the
Ease came within the law and that upon conviction the
neiendant would be liable 70 imprisonment not exceed
ing thee years ana TO such fine the court in It's dis
eeton, might Impose. The testimony OF the Minister
was then taken which In substance the same as al
READY Published IN the columns Of THE TRBEe 10 the
heet mat on the nth inst while he witnese was
M eOnee at DelmOncOs Fifth-aye and
VIZ" a'seno defendant obtruded himself upon them aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
A NEW PATENT CoFFIN-THE INVENTOR BURIED
ALIVE"


About COO people assembled on Tuesday at
Balers Woods Newark n j., TO witness the burial eNhl
hilton or test Of patent coffin inyentedby F. Nes'er Az
the bour named the inventor made his appearance ana
laid himself i'm the coffin the Id of which was fastened
nv four screws two on each side This coffin was OF the
ordinary description, with the exception OF wire
screen immediately at its head. The coffin was then
ornatpented with aud a quantity OF leaves
aud white flowers. and the Wh"-e - hsu,
co6n cross and nOWcrs--lOwered by straps INTO tne
grave large box, rather larger than the customary
ones with hole feet at the head, Directly
over fhc coffin screen, then Lowered int the grave
Another box about two feet In width and seven feet
exactly into square hole in the coffin box the e9rth
was thrown upon the box, around the upright ana III
as ready for the test Ia the upright box was gut
NJ stairs nv which the ascent TO the upper cIus was
70 be made. one curious mdlYl0usl IOOhcC uoWh
The upright and seeing the inventor Wlpng, the
PRESENTATION from his brow asked If II was warm down
there 3" He narrowly escaped being put from tne
grounds by the excited Germans present ADol an hVut
after the brla" Mr. Nester pulled hlmse rom ms
con by means rOpes attached TO TIE lower portion OF
the upright ascending the stairs again appeared
upon the earth He greeted with kisses and other
manifestations Of warm approval P NUMBER
OF his ardent admirers. The exhibition passee
of very successfully, Those who witnessed u are
divided n opinion TO the UTILITY OF the mNeh-
ton The inventor proposes % Place sort OF alarm
the aeptiOn Of parties IN assistance Is needed anu
also intends place shelves in the upright WITHIN reach
pSrty buried which stlmuldnts may De placed
The Invention Is claimed to be of lnestmabe service
well as TO relieve persons Of the s0rTOwfa thought that
perhaps their friends have been buried alive An eXhDl
non similar the made at Newark, was gwen yes
terday at Jones Wood, New-Iork city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03

after nsing ungenpemany language put himself in 20
ston TO and threatened to slap his 1.-THE Witnesses face
and subsequently sent the witness verbal challenge 10
dght a duel Counsel for defendant then made a state
meut 10 the effect that the Minister had been guilty OF
contempt Of our Government in carrying on newspaper
controversy within this country respecting the objects OF
his mission that he had assailed the domestic relations
Of defendant had endeayOred, IN surreptOus manner,
TO obtain from Government permission I0I
two Monitors to leave this country to be so1
TO the Peruvians while they at war WIN
Spain, the preteXt that there was lhSh
truce between those beligerents and further, tha ne
had melted the defendant send the challenge by nav
inc said to the efeDdaut AT Deonicos This is not the
way for gentlemen TO settle You know your remedy
Which language caused the defendant 10 beleve at to
advantage Of his official position 10 prosecute MS chd
enger Counsel cOntcuded that the Minister oy ms AZ
pale of the protection Of this Government as foreign
Minister and about TO submit certain documents III
support Of his allegations when an appointment WAS hau
mn u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
wEnxFsnAr,s wRArHER REPoRr-e.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or w.YoRK...".....sEPr 4

CLEARED.
ste.mshp-Mnnesa Smith, Liverpool; Sayor Hlett Bc,ien
RYDER Chareston Fairbanks Hunter, Wilmington G. Aeu'hne
BAGaIee Black BarbadOes AuuOna CeeOnAd Gibraltar fO'
BTS,-Udo whtemo Hayre Glendale MeIntye GA'eOuI
W9Gaad Ms@ts9 In 5s P o py .Sd Ca. r King Glen.
DENIM Calais; Wm j. Holmes Ward Point aaPe!re Nicola Keller
p HSs Kay M RSs Bsnos o1s. Hole oasr sr
Windsor, y. 5. Crusader, Davis NeU-IaSen
ARRIVED.
Steamship Columbia Van Havana dav nd'e. and
steamship Abemare Couch Rehmo9d nise ana Ps'~ ~ ,.,o
Corvette Juno OBI Pea5se p,mo1o Bog jay ~ yan0 m car
eu Sbis 5 zoasye Hat5crn Liverpool ~ DAYS mde
Joseph Eaton EugwoOd Ceniagos Il days nolasses aSa
Bar ark Leah Jacques, Cow Bay c b. Is days coal
Bark Magma ChArta. Hsrtegan Antwerp 50 days, mdse
Brig Express; Ms@isr Lef9Sa jane q marble rags, Ae'
Brig David owen Claiborne Bhlabethport
scnooNERs-KNEK coAsrwIsk
Sarah Elizabeth BilabeilpOrt Raising. khsahe,bport
Gen Banks Eilabethpor- Webb Hartford
Hsp1i5a,h Ei@oeaPoit l. 4. Van Brant GeOrss,osS.
Cabinet, klizabethport Gertruie hlIabethport
Ia Bnisal Alexandria Willard Elubethport
John Fos5th, Virginia. Ereu Barnes, Ei.abehport
Chase Rockland Mary A. Iyans, Washington.
james Il. Deputy, Boston y + WoSlssJ, Virginia
+ f. Hubbard Portland Ct AuaA ,. Jacobs, Plymouth.
Agnes Reppeier, NeN-llayen l s. Barnes Boston,
Augusta Boston. Morning Light, Neg-Loudon
Isabel Alberto, Port Jefferson y Hal, Portland c.
Dr. VIM R. Powers, eNIlaveu. Richmond, Rockland
NJ s. Wedmore Baltimore.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEwLoNDoN Sept lArved steamship Seneca from Norwehi
Norwich Maria Fleming James English Sod King
Rondou Church New York; Carlos Barry Block Island sooD
Harriet Sag arbor. Sailed brig VIM Maoy. for ProVeneei 'ehra
Morning Light. Philadelphia; Uncas Alexandra.
BosroN sept ARRIVED steamship Ashland from New ioTk bari
Mary Lucretia, Sagua schr Walms, Jainsica
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Sept 2-The steamship Missouri arrived mere A morning
from New.lork.
DISASTERS.
poovDvycv Sent The Henry Hubbard, Manson from
Cumberland coal went ashore
40 night on side Of Block Island She lies
~ yo .uson doubtful whether she can be 20. OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
financial.

NOTICE.
~ n and Comfy Bords OF the issue Of 1857
and MaryAe Railroad Pursuant 20 an act
Lg stature eltl An Act 70 o'e for the liquidation Aud
indebtedness % iubq Coo aud for other
rtror Pbrus, IA 1893 police gwen all the holders Of
M bonds the Issue Of l7 1851 and the San Fran
Railroad issued 1859 CO. that the several sinking
funds sufficient therein % OK aud discharge
outstanding with the due thereon 20 the
f 4 D. 1853; that the payable and hsye ceased
10 said day Of July A. D. 1903 and will be
r upou presentation Office Of the Treasurer Of iaba County
J. r. RIDEOUT,
Tea, FNnl. tsuntv ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03

ment of maturing obligations and not for extension
of the road or new improvements. The bonds will
be first mortgage on 2s3 miles of road running from
ST. Louis to Kansas City, and have 20 years to run
principal and interest payable in gold. Coupons ma
ture February and August Net earnings now dou bic
the amount required to meet interest account.
For further particulars apply to
CLARK, DODGE & Co.,
No 81 Walst.