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men would rise, aud Yankee soldiers
would be shot down in the streets. Even
Jefferson Davi, caid in Washington bs,
fore he left bis seat, under the assursnoss
Of Northern alies, thst"NeW York would
give twenty thousand recruits 10 the
Southern army" AID now journals like
the La Crosse Democrat and Achopol-
tan Record are broadcast over the South
filed with promises Of the al'crity win
which the North will aid them 10 tb,
use Of "ths 6Gyonet,"
] We warn the South that tho lsadsn
who thus address them arc only hurry
ing them into deep abyss. We wan
the South against being betrayed BY th'
political mOck-pucliOn men End pocket
book drOppers who promise such im
menss strength 10 lbsir CAUSE. Ah.
nOlhiug but tho rabies Of disappointed
ambition. No. one in ten thousand oI
the Northen people went to the help Of
tho South in 1850. aud a smaller mum
Der will try it again.
The people Of yhe North love the ma
tiOn-,hsy love the old aog-thcy have
an unbOunded feeling Of union aud sym
pa'hy with the South uuder the terrible
cOlsniLies aud losses II has suffered
under the demands Of her designing
leaders, They look al slavery as lost
by the great convul'iOnS Of WSR-they
see the ruin. the countless graves, the
wreck Of hope and life to hundreds OIL
lhousandI-and they are ready TO grasp
with warm hand oil who are willing to
fall into line and submit 10 The new order
resulting from the contest Bat lhOy
do not and will not consent to sec new
attempt made to settle the questions Of .
DOS.o". S0'''n~eus WIN 'n0 '"O'''
Aol'e Oy the verdict o' Tue O'llO! oO1,
II il be against you. discuss. appeal, aud
Try the cause agaiO. But, remember,
that the people will not submit 10 have
periodic war to crafty the ambitious men
VINO happen TO oe dsieas'd a. the poI'a. >.
we 'n'Ok We arc SAFE Ii s'y'eg 'na'
aucu 40 aPPsa, Oe sgal1 @aae 20 a'%'
'ee te'u'! will 90 'hN me siEs sOas0 WI nno
H,' los! d''en 30 oeeP 'na' nW'll nave
no resurrection. me people nave 0',si suo,
| nls's9to sne ousasos % oue. soes aea
plooay tEAt'o nsslnsalusput uessea4l g-l
aud 'hey now desire psses. aae,sli OF
fportpaliS to repair the losses, and E9Sk
Oh the burdens Inc new agents y re-
oell'on WI md ,snelr hOpe' le'fIa'iy
blasted y they build them upo0tas prom
ICES ot the La Crosse Democrat tho Nc
trop0sifaH Record OF The oopo' aud
HAmptOn' Of the South.
The true course Tor tho people Of The
southera States is 70 treat these 'h'e eat
lns mouth a'a'''i''' 's 'h'y wOOla .
on'nes' lao'eFa-nsns mem up ,o' pso
the false lights they throw out scOTn
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WHAT REPUTATION THREATS
H'-" ClS11

The American people. When they bear
the Copperhead orators bowsiliug the
enormous taxes 10 which the public debt
subjects Us, should beer In mind thar OF
the SIaO. 900, 900 which We pay annuity
for interest, at ioSs. thrso sisblhsiS a tax
directly forced upon the people by the
Democratic party. During the war mon.
ey bal to bs borrowed, and Wo had 10
submit to such terms as the money lem
ders reqairod. But SluOO the srmiOS
were disbaudOd there hSS been DO QuSs'
lion 10 any part Of the Wsrld aH TO the
ability Of the Uniled States 10 pay It's
debt, aud that, too, upon tho ascending
scale Of increasing rate Of tex. Money
lie to bo had 10 London and in FrsnkiorI
at4 per cOut, upon long bonds. The
Uuitod States could borrow thOrO al that
ratio ifh were not for Tho Democratic
party. The question 10 Europe 10 moi
whether the UniSd SiA.sS can, but vhSIh,
or they '0iH, pOy the deb, according 10
the contract,
50 psrsls(sOL univOrSal, malicious and
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rFrom lho soldiers Prisnd.I

A FEW WORDS To FHE SOUTH.
We know not Whslhsrany words We
utter will rssch any cOnidsrablO mum.
Der Of the Southern people, yet We desire
to place ourselves right on tho record.
and at lessi 10 diSrharge duty We owe
to tho Soldisrs aud sailOra Of she tate war
end the cause oflOySlly, peace, and truth
We wish 10 utter word Of warning
SgOiust the men who propose 10 reopen
The draGa Of war Asd revolution. No
gravVr mistake can bo made BY the peo'
pie Of the South than 10 toposO conf
dsnce In the l'frs eaisTS' Of other days,
aro nOw:uulns their influence 10 iuasms
aud drive them on 10 certain ruiOi and,
on The other hand, to trust The Northern
dsmogogpSS, who now make them prom
iSss Of Nonhsrn rebellion aud blood to
regain "tho lost cause. The leaders Of
the South in 1860 taught che people that
there would bS no war--thAt "iho North
would not GghG"--and that ifthsro were
any Sighting in the North IL would DO
done il Now York. whore tho working
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Montgomery Blsf. the elder vsolhts
Of FrOnE. 10 a late speech, said; sIa the
prosSss aspect Of SF.irO. | huvS to con
fess that Il ia ySIto DO decided WhS.hsl'
those who fought Ior the Union, aud Ia
doing 90 SaddIod tho cOaatry with a
grsa.aIny Sud great dob's and iOt0
dsd groS, mercy and iatsrslta and cor,
rupling ioAuOnOss hoslile 10 every iosm
Of freedom, hare not blundsrOl." This
ID The gsnSlns sSynorO aad nits Dee
rlns. liquidation Of The naIlOdal dSAN
and ihO restoration Of slsvoSy logically
follow Gs ths nsEt Slsp 10 tha ndnOsrDl'
10 plan,
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Dr. 3. G.. M. ",

FUY9ECfAN AND D'BUNGEON
tNENDERs hia professional services to the
public. GGllS lforu the ebaptry promptly
attended To. once, conner Main and Third
streets, iu his new building opposite Pre,byte'
; fian 0hrkeh, 1 a apo-iy'
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now DEMOCRACY SERVES POOR
POOR PEOPLE.

hOW DEMOCRACY SERVES POON
e~ POOR PEOPLE.
The democratic leaders claim to be
the especial friend Of tho poor people,
and, the times past. lhoy have been loud
in their pfOfoIsiOus Of love aud Affections
aud 10 denuncia;ion Of their political
opponents What arc thu isclsi Tu all
the southern States the Democratic party
have long bad rulc. They have made
the laws and moulded the institutions Of
those sAtes. How have the labouing
men fSredl The negso have been ensia-
we'd and sold as Guile ia the IlavepOns
of tho South. The Iaboing white mSn
have been denounced az 'mudsills,' 60,
and to such an extent was this carried.
that it was considered more honorable to
DO a awhggeriug loAfer, gambler. ora
keeper Of cross roads vhiskey shop,
than to earn living By che sweat Of tie
brow.
Again. The poor peopIo-Eho lsbOrinE
clsss--havo bad no meant Of oluc,ios
pressntsd--uo common pchools,uo school
funds or tax consequently the propoE-
liuuato amount Of uaeducatod persona
was much ersaler Than ia tue North or
West.
ls asa llo'
planters end espllaliEia, and lssrs ars.
now moro than $4,000. 600 asresof uuin-
proved land. held by such monopolisis
Snd traitors as Thompson. TOmbs And
Cobb. Whilc moro than nins.Isnths Of tho
population. outside Of tho clllss and.
towns. are homeless. The consequence
Of all this is. that tho Offices and plScea
oil trust have always bsen illOd BY this
privileged class. The labOrer, black or
white. had no opportunity Of prefeIment
or adysncomut. Cursed was they BY
the laws oi the land the inexorabls will
Of the dOmineetiog planter aud cSpisSl-
ISL ThS very Institution Of slSVsryli it,
self required that this should be the con.
ditiou Of society In all the Dsuocmiie
States Of the South. ta
| These enormous evils have bsUn par
italy rsmsdisd by tho war and its hec-
essary results. Now, these srisIoeratiS
traitors, being prohibited from holding
Office the poorer people. who we're true
to the Union during ell these long and
bloody years ofRir. have taken thsiV
places in the hills Ol legislation. ana
nuah lave have bssn. end are being en-
acted, Ss ulllgivo al. Tish and poor the
same privileges and riehtsthst lhsy have
10 this glorious stata Of Ohio,
Let tho lAbohns mou Of the country
open iheis eyes. Let them see
whSt democracy did for Ihsm 10 yssrs
past and lot them consider what they are
likely 10 do in the years 10 came. then
thsy will know who are their true friends
/ whom hey ough, 70 trust OF snlrust
power to- WhsIher She traitors Of the
South and their nOubsrn cOpPssAeAd
friends, or tho Union non North aud
South, Who subduOd tic rebellion. aud
who uOuld reconstruct the SobsTlious
States upon the etsruRl and innutsble
principles Of iuslies aud Fistt-ErsAsOa
Journal,
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Rrnnk w. SissOm,

S.R.hOoTV. Wv AoOAA'
NRs HooFF 8 MOORE,
- Having formed partnership fer lhe practice
ofWedcino. offer their services y dc citizens
otPSint Pleasant aud ssrOINdinE, country;
One or ths other nay b. loIfud at all hours ot
Inc day and aigbt tvteR not ;ProIessSionaIiy
2 Ssngaecd> at their officer at the Drug SioIe oi
Hocff 4 Moore - aps'-Y
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a CARD.

NR, L. r. CAMPBELL, offers his protcs
U aioual services TO the citizens OF Point
pleasant and vicinity pihoc on Main Street,
thteo doors below tho Register othecs
August Is 1867 m6,
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InS q. WMEEf.ER,
r.. s. BROWN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NKtILG practice in the counties Of Mason
w jackson and Writ. Address, NHvenS
wood. West Va. 1 fApril u I6I-ly
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ItLEG2h7AIc NEWS TENS.

Up to the 18th inst % 600 persons were registered
in New Orleans.
crosby and Davis new block OF stores at Brook
field, Mass, was destroyed by Gre yesterday morn
ing. Loss $4,000.
Mary Cannon and a daughter OF John Farap of
WINDSOR LOCKS Conn.,, were burned to death on
thursday, at Springfield Mass, BY an explosion OF
Kerosene.
The coroner's inquest In the case OF the boy Per-
kins, Killed IN philadelphia election day, returned
verdict that he came TO his death by shot fired by
Joseph Flanagan, deputy sheriff.
The new shell for the st. John crew for their race
OF Springfield, Mass, On Wednesday next with the
ward brothers. arrived I'm that city yesterday 1t lie
niiy-two ieet long by sixteen inches wide, weighs
125 pounds ana Is named the J. nj Field A four
Dared race, open TO all, and two wherry races will
De pulled on the same day with the international
races.
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r,prr &c AT WAyEalsY PACK, n. j.

waverley PARK -as that portion OF the New Jersey
state AGRICULTURAL socIcys fair grounds set apart
for equine sports now called-Nas yesterday the
scene OF some ex ceent trotting. The meeting
ought 20 have been commenced on Thursday; but
owing 10 the nauspi( ous character N the weather
IL was deemed pruden\. 70 postpone the first days
racing TIL to-day. FrNday's programme came on
yesterday. The Attendance was poor, and, except
here and there one tN\o ladies, VAS crleay con-
fined to regular lovers Of Nufidom. There were two
races. The 1rst was one postponed nom the
late fair, the premiums Tor which hal not
been awarded. II was Iree Tor all horses
that had never beateI three minutes
-plevous to september 90 1899 mile heats best two
In three, to harness. The prctniuns offered we're
MOO to nrst, $50 70 second and 80 TO third Nine
orses entered and all Tho race exhibited some
G az Mare. entered ~ "Bummer Collins, Of Morris.
Town making the first heat IN 24t am the second IN
OFF, Kate, handsome sorrel nave, entered by
Snifb o. Newark, I Jok the second premium, and
raw roo ing, entered by Charles Rodmakgr, from the
same ila *. carried or the third. The next race
10 saco"f 40 TO tho third and s2o TO the fourth
mia besis ne Vt three In i've, TO harness There were
Ton antrIoa H. u only six ran. and one Of these
islncS Gaoroe ,ntered by DR.. Fagler, OF Morris.
tnwn1,yas vim uawn after the first heat. Ar
,SIher entry-b. m. Rosa, Pawling, Of Hoboken-~
WAS dlsianced in line .ne nIs. neat The fol
na,n as rreebold. ST a. vrRe O.. smalley, Newark
Doty, Tieen vl ~ III sbeth; General Lyon ID. r.
l nini, =, Trentnn. n m Annie, b. Daniels, New
York. The three rst heats ,laagv ianI wefe won
py Hero--a speedy rather no ~ ~, ~. Uromh
peldng. The victory was by n, bapa i saSy o,s'
and was only accomplished b ~ 'V'e WIN
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TIE HATl0kAl GAME.
pnse Eull Notes.


AT the meeting Of the Judiciary Committee on
wednesday evening last, Holmes, of the Oriental
Club of Greenpont chairman OF the committed was
not on hand so that The papers which the committee
should have had were not comeatable, and the pro.
ceedings were necessarily delayed q long time In
momentary expectation OF Holiness arrival
There Is a great deal OF talk ABOUT the champion.
snip matter just NJ present What IL all amounts to
~ Just nothing at all, except all talk and no cider
although IL is the heavy 'sders, who have done the
greatest amount OF talking. 80
The Endeavor. Enterprise OF Staten Island and
Alaska Clubs have been admitted 10 membership i'm
the State ASSOCIATION. "
An informal meeting OF the officers OF the associa.
uon VIII DO neid on the evening OF November A. lsGs
at "Ihe study The object Is 10 tase into cons!de-
ration such matters a. the experience OF the year
bias suggested as being needed.
section two OF article six of the constitution of
the stare Association says the Judiciary Committee
must forward to the Recording Secretary OF the
association copy oil the decision OF the committee
on each matter brought before them within fifteen
days OF the date OF the receipt OF the complaint from
the secretary. As yet the action OF the COMMITTEES
on any OF the matters brought before or acted upon
10y them has not been communicated to the secre.
tary. Gentlemen OF the committee, you are sharp
on others, obey the laws yourselves
To-day The Unions play the Actives at fremont
me bcMOrds play the stars at the CapItollne
grounds, and the Matuas play the Crientas al the
Union grounds.
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v sn S :1sssass to % Il inward bound
Il free Of charge.
CLEARED. g.


Bros ~ Iowa tBrl Heddsrwick' aiassow-hsnoe''0n
.s.mship vins dc Paris gr) sprmont Havrs-G Mac
Steamship Ocean Queen, King Aspinwali-Pacihc Aah
sseamsSip Pioneer Br), shackford, Cow Bsy-snow
Steamship Hasras Brakeman. Norfolk, city Point and
R s,sa%aSiD Chssapeare Bragg Portand-J Ams
Ship Gen Mcclellan Williams, San Franctsco-sutton
Ship Young America, Canning. San Francisco-sutson
Ship Hermann OsG schwers Bremen-Thele, Moz Co.
Ship Marcia Day, Chase, New Orieans-W asn Carver
Bark Wsino Russ Brobere, Leghorn-Funch, hsincke
Bark Maria scammen (Br) HjelmsrOm, St John, MO
Big Sig Sansu. aoA Boon, Answsrp-Funch' xsinots
Brig Flora del Mar (Br), Pe.s Windsor Ns-Crandar,
Brig BROTHERS IBr) vibert, GaspeeJas Patrick &Co.
Brig H n RovIey, Rowey, Galveston-A Abbott
Schr + Farland, Leaning st Jago.A ABBOTT
schr SetaRawa Bryant. Baracoa-B weinberg;
Schr w III MITCHELL Cotton, Shuee-snow kichafdson.
schr sanderson (Brl, Cottle, Truro-Brett Son Co.
schr San Louis, Cunningham, savannah-G Racket q
Bro 40 m,.
Holiness -
schr Mosser, Rhodes Baltmore-M Bede.
Schr Native American, Sullivan, Calais jed FRYE q Co.
schr Fred Smith, Smith. Bangor-H w Loud Co.
Schr Pointer, Nichols, Bristol--H w Jackson
Schr Lodowick Bill Ely Hartford-G Racket X Bro.
schr r Anderson, Rankin, lHarord-G Racket q
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Inspection and Muster Of the

Inspection and Muster Of the
N. 9. s. sAlra Regiment,
N.G.s. N. y, was .atsntry Bendix zouaves),
tered yesterda- :. rsev:.ewed inspected and mus
STAFF nteS ac.arHno - ura "S,a a anS
.ne anen appeaie on parade without knapsacks. 1t
Is very slnguiS r that Of the nine regiments already
nspe0scu ut two appeared In heavy marching
oiuol a~ prepared for inspection according to the
o''e OF the instructions. 1t ts possible that the
.o'n nandants OF regiments may not be responsible
this state OF things, but II 80 the authorities at
Albany greatly to blame. 1t is enough that the
regiments Of the National Guard Of the State should
be compelled to the unwieldy and unserviceable
shooting irons Of ante belum pattern without
having to appear on inspection minus the proper
equipments. -,~s.
Line was formed at two O'Clock on the east side Of
the square, and the ceremony OF review was gone
through with Immediately afterwards. Brevet Briga-
der General Bendix the Colonel commanding, was
and there Was no fault to be- u IN the
movements of the battalion The markers were
properly placed, the marching was excellent, and
the orders were clearly and correctly given. II is
proper to observe, however, that In the march past
some of the officers did not salute properly The
reviewing officer, and then welded their swords in
a manner that must have largely contributed to
create the nervous excitement under which the
first company appeared to labor General Burger
commandment of the Second, was on the ground, and
narrowly watched the movements Of the battalion
only one officer of his staH-Captain Marquant-was
in full dress, the other officers being in undress uni
form. One OF the Generals ades-Lieutenant
Heyser-wore fatigue cap. II the regiment took
pattern from the star the parade would present an
appearance more picturesque than military. Cen
eral Liebnau appeared on the ground at the APP
pointed time and reviewed the battalion. 1t Is
proper to remark that although both the Major OF
the regiment and the AdJutant were absent, the
movement was conducted correctly. A lieu
tenant of the regiment actel as adjutant.
In the march past, the second lieuten-
ant of the third company forgot to salute
until to late and then Hourshed his blade very redcu
lousy The field and stan officers did not look to-
ward the reviewing officers rs they should have
done. The different companies marched very
steadily; In excellent time and preserved better dis
lance than any regiment yet reviewed. When the
order was given cleft wheel into ne,n there was
scarcely any dressing necessary, and the battalion
came to a front at once.
The arms and accoutrements Of the regiment were
IN fair condition, though many OF the men wore
dirty brasses and widowed boxes. The inspection
which was conducted by Major Godfrey, was very
thorough. The same officer afterwards mustered
the regiment. The following Is the present and
absent for this year,
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SHIPPING NE w s.
Almanac for New York--.rhis Day.
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT or NEW YORK, OCTOBER 10, 1865.


Captains and Pusers Of Vessels arriving At this port VIII
please deliver all packages intended FOR the HERALD 10 our
regularly authorized agents who achsd 10 our steam
Yacht heel The New York Associated Press DO not now
collect marine reports nor attend % the delivery OF packages
woe seen oy me following el,rac, from the proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting held March g. 1885,: -
Received, That on and after April L. 1861 the Associated
Press VIII discontinue the collection OF ship news In the
harbor 81 New York Passed unanimously
~ The Office Of the Herald steam Yachts JIxps and
JEANsrrTB whitehall dip. All comm cations fran
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me time was 2A2X, 2:So and 2:42X. The positions
on the conclusion Of the first heat were as follows
Hero first. Doty's b. m. second, St. George third,
Annie fourth, General Lyon NTH and BLACK George
sixth. The second heat showed Doty again secQpQ,
Annie third and General Lyon f0prta the third
and deciding heat they came in-Dot eecond ~
George third, General Lyon fourth and Annie nitn.
The three former Of course carried the premiums IN
ORDER The track was In excellent condition. nne
turnout at the Park is anticipated to-day should
yesterdays splendid weather continue,
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After the inspection and muster the battalion was
reviewed by General Burger without any mistake
having been made. The slim appearance Of the
regiment suggests the proprlety OF consolidation
with the other Zouave CORPS which General Bendix
Is endeavoring to effect 1t would benefit both or.
PLANTATIONS and prevent the early death Of one or
both. The Third has splendid record and IT would
be pity that 1t should be left to die out as other
regiments have. The two regiments, combined as
suggested, and properly uniformed, would make an
exec llent corps Of infantry.
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Correspondent-The Case Of General Pa
toni-Certain Completely of General Cau;o--
Action Of Govcrnment.-LozadaA Already on
the Wnrpath.
MAzArLAS, sept. Q. 1885.
] send yeu the supplement OF No. OF tho Pactaoo.
which contains some communications regarding the
analr Of General Cauto. You have seen the ante
cedents oil this matter In the newspapers which
have been already published In this city. Finally
there arrived yesterday afternoon "extraordi-
nary with dispatches from General Guerra in
which he transcribes me a communication from The
Governor or Durango, who makes the following lie.
clafation:--
That the Judge OF the criminal tribunal OF that city
has Informed che state government that there are
facts more than sufficient 10 prove that General
Cauto Is the principal criminal In the horliclde OF
General Patoai but that be IL not able 10 put him In
prison, M he claims special privileges % Deputy
and exemption from accusation until so deClecd by
the Chamber OF Deputies. Yhat In spite Of this eX
cepton the Governor had ordered the detention OF
General Cauto, because the Congress being In recess
the criminal would have time to conceal himself
from Justice That this detention Is not TO be simply
on parole as he has broken his word OF honor by
an official lie, In declaring that no crime had been
s sna aa, waen he himself appears 70 pe te prn
s s oe the barrack, and not In the. Government
rouse, winch he has been allowed 70 use on account
ol Deng the commander.in-chef OF brigade; that as
rssuus lhe rest OF the persons not yet exapned tue
proSe.s wiz 20 On, and General Guerra viii comply
ma WIN 'ne ofders Of the Judge for their proper Gus.
On my part ] have answered General Guerra and
svu MN 70 leave the question OF competency 10 TIE
aa auhvrues and that the accused Is not to be
OF tie Fourth division on acconnt ~ the ing,,ance
WINCH ms hlgh RANK gives him with that corpa but
,ha, Ne y 70 DC guarded by the Durango troops and
hat ~ 0se OF any doubts arising he IA 10 consult
with the Judge Of the Federation - - W e'''1'
Ihls Is an elTacl % tue contents Of the communk
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HERALD SATURDAY T. loeeTRIPLE SHEET

cations referred to, and which can he RENTED In
full confidence to the foreign press for publication
as The facts OF the case VIII be published In the
national papers.
The Indian chief Lozada, who commands In the
Sierra Of Topic, has sent an expeditlonary force to
iii the State Of Jaec6 -
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STEAMSHIP ALLIANCE, OF the New Orleans and Florida
Mall line, before reported ashore 81 Andrews bay cot on
wtnont assance and arrived nj Barrancas Florida yee
day She received no damage except the loss Of her
BARN oorAs from San Francisco before reported ashore
on Dnngeness Spit was full Of water the 2gh u and
would probably be total loss The captain had arrived
Som ApDY PERKINS tBr), at Boston 18th from windsor,