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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-21
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--Theattsntion ofVemonters IN this spetionof
country is called TO the advertisement Of Tx
vEEstsST RKooRb ANp IA RNEE now being pub
lished in our paper. We have perused a copy
of said paper, and should consider 1t lnyal
to any person in any way interested in vermont
news aud history, The copy before US contains
news from every county in Vermont, without an
exception, together With variety of Vermont
Historical, Biographical and Obituary sketches
We think no Vermonter who has once perused
the paper, md who takes sny interest whatever
in 'the news from home, +" would ever afterward
be without 1t.
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returning holiday season, because of Its popu-
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families, and all those who wish to know hcw
to do woman's work, II wilfprove = treasury of
wealth and knowledge 50 yearly. Published
at S3S Broadway, New York.
The AMERICAN SrSoK JotiiNAL.-
Where Is the Farmer that does not admire fine
BlOoded Stock or take pride in caring for it.
Every farmer has now an opportunity of obtain
ing some choice Cattle, Sheep, Hogs or outry.
free, by getting up club for this JOURNAL
Specimen Copies, Show Bills &C.. free Ad.
dress n. P. Boyer, Parkssburg, Chester Co, Pa.
We have received another autnber
Of Zslls EneysiOpedIA 'Ahexcdilent work, and
only ten cents per number.
Address T. Ellwood Zell, Philadelphia.
'WooRFrayy s5tsarr t,,irr q, ,-e, have anf received
the tirst nnmber ofaDew temperance paper with
the above name. II Is published at New York,
by W. H. Gardner. at one dollar per year. It
starts out vigorously. 1t advocates the use of
the ballot In the cause OF temperance.
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J. N, the "ImmOrtal, Y failed to lift
the teilat this place on last Thursday night
He did not arrive. We notice that j. N. failsln
nearly all his appoIntmeIttl He is like Dr.
Llghthlll Come, J. N, d man who talks 90
much about truth, ought not himself to bsa
liar
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Now II you want clean sugar, or pure gro
cerles Of any kind, send To A, W., Busklrk,
Front Street, Portsmouth. Ohio.
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Early Marrfages N jackson County.
THloI93i 0Hl Ss7. 'HllalA5I s'

- Hal.-D =. =. y ,
Van jan / H. Henry stump ana Dlesy Lambert Oy
jan 4 JscoS EaSt,er and Betsy Berry. By
Stephen Dunham. J. P.'l.1i
Jan. l5 Madison sowards ana harriet Lash,
Oy JohI Heea'J. III
Jan. II George W. Culp and snsahns Conner,
ny Lew N. Mercer. }. r
Jan. IL, Jacob beishear ana MARY wren, Dy
ohm Reed, J, T. r.aul 'g z-1s 1iF7i.
Jan, ", VIM, NAlly and Patsy Gillespie by
George W. Hale. j. h-A.esA 90 = = = /. y
Jan. TO- VIM. Cordry and Thankful Springer
by John stlnsOn, y. X I - a.
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Hoo1and's German Bitters

ia entirely vegetable, and contafns M
IIquOr. IL is a compound OF Fluid Exc
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and BaPIrs
from which these extracts are made
az 81 i: Es'GssssSI $ssI NsIRaalG lG,'IEs%z; EIasasz:
are extFacfed fKOm them by
a sctentt hc Z chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 10 tIBfs
country 10 be used expressly for the
manufacture Ofthese Bitters. There ia
no alcoholic substance of any kind used
1n compromising the Bitters, hence IL fo
the only Bitters that can be used In
eases here alcoholic stfmuiants are
not advisable.
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The attention of our readers is directed to the
advertisements OF GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in
another part Of this paper. ~. ~. s-.
This truls Yalnabe Medicine is recommended
oil who use It. Read the cert ifCates.
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CONVALEScENTs,

Or persons recovering from Fevers or any Of the
malignant forms Of disease, will find Roback's
stomach Bitters invaluable as q tonic and 6tiHiu-
liant for removing al the prostrating effects
which follow disease II supplies the great want
50 long felt for safe and reliable tonic and
appetizer.
."..- SOLD ny
DR. q T. MILLER JocL.n, nLt.
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sr kaosgH and will ettrs al diS.ast ressaiiFs JOs
bad blood Keep yoUrM@ blood pure; klep yoa|
Liter IN order Keep your digssirs OT0n1
in a Sound, healug uconiitioa, Ly the see
Of Asss remetiies, y .suzu and no aiseos vsg
evsT asSqi goa The bes. sR in tae cOfHry TeoONmeEd
heH.- Y years ef hoHeR reputation % fer G"EthfNE
zee sGai w E4Sss preparations. lh 2
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Private meetings Of Odd Fellows
will be held at the Herald oGics jackson, o.,
every Tuesday night until further notice. The
object of the meetings is to perfect an organiza
tlon in this place.--tt, Gil nIIIr
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| HALLS q
VEGETABLE SlcILlAN
HAIR
|REKENER.

Is the only InfaIlible Hair Preparation for
RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS Original L
COLoRAND PROMOTING ITS GROWTH
II 70 he ehsaP'H preparation ever offered 70 hs
pabhc, as one bottle ieia last iongsr md aecO0t.
P'ish more aaa hTes bottles cf any other prrp.
arafiOa.
Our Remover Is not Dye; It will not stair
the skin as others.
Il viii keep the hair from failing out.
II clsanSes he sealp, and Satss he Hair
SOFT, LUsTROUS, ASD SILHEM
Our treatise on the Hair sent free by mHll.
R. P. HALL 4 CO.. Nashua. n H., PrOprit.
tors. For sale by all druggists.
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TuE nicroscope reveals the disagree

able fact that all poor sugar contains &c guam
titles of insects. Good sugar does not contain
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ygoM noS. GEO. ". woopwAHp.

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court OF Pcnnsylynnla
PHiLADELPHIA, March 10, 1851.
J find Hoefands German BihsTs Is not an tHtoca
(edting bevsToge butts good tonic tSfl In dfsordg
cf ne di0rSrs org1Hs, and Of great bcasfl ta oGs0
dsstttr GRd tsaat Of AsTvOtg detion 10 Us svStea.
foHTg truly.
u.s .T5' GEo. W. WoODWARDs
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A FEw FAcrs.-Dr. 4 7. Mor.u,v

n FEW pACfb.--Dr. i. i, MONAHAK
Treats diseases more successfully thau sny other
Physician 10 Jackson. Special attention given
TO the treatment Of Phyate and Chronic Dis
eases, Has not raIseA hle fees 70 satisfy few
old fogies, but win ehaFgeas follows
For each visit IN town 90 rs
First mile In country 90
For each addltiOnalmi In country IS
Prescriptions In Office 90 cts. to 90
Extra for medicines 10 al cases.
Obstetrieal cases, In town or four miles In the
Surgical operation fees in proportion to sIten-
tion.
IsssiIiDg Drugs and Medicines as low as can
be sold.
Best Coal Oil SO 40 per gallon.
Best comnspn Whisky i7s
Best Rye Whisky 10 per pint.
Best Fort Wine 100
Beet Brandy / 80 4"
Toys and Lamps very low. School Books,
Gift Rocks, States and Stationery ten per cent
cheaper than can be purchased in this market.
Has nllthe Eastern Papers for Sale. Is, agent
for the Cinclnnati Enquirer and Commoncr
The COmmOper is the best paper printed iu
the State Of Ohio. Dec24, 'Gs-m.
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rroM EOS. JAMEs ruoMrsoN,
ERoN nRv. JOSEPH 4. KENNARp, D. ..

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadcphias
DR JAoEsoE-DEAR SIR:-I hare been Jrelaesug
Feqsiested 10 eoaHeet my name 0ih recommendations %
different kinds Of medicines bat regarding he praet5o6
az out q my dppropridte sphere hdue in all eases d.
eiinsd but With clear proqf IN Udrious iHsaHees ard
pareHary my osvu family, Of Gte use sfaness Of Dr.
HoofaRdJ Gen BisTs, depart for once from ssg
Hsa eourse, 10 express N.Y. full conviction that for gen
eral debility of the Fystem and especially for Liver
Complaint II Is 49, 8Z8safe and vauabIe
preparation In some cases q nag
fail bm usually, Ky d0tsh not u giH
Nraz tAA abOps eaHssS- Yours, veTy respes.f .fally.
j. III. KENkARD,
tHs'fl-fEg 9I Eighah, bcloD CeaAes stSe&
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. D ..|.
Jackson CorxTY LANDS. 400 acres
of Mineral and Timber Lands in section lG
Jackson Township, Jackson County, miles
from Raysyille, NJ. &C. R. r., and within 10
mIles Of Jackson c. H., for sale Good lille. on
eaFy terms, in tracts to suit purchasefs.
Inquire of EalIlraD D. MAcKIEY, II
Sept 24-R HLf 5Qfa Standard Ohice..
SAVE YoUR MONEY. buy where you
can buy the best and cheapest,
BesgEamily Flour at S9.oO per barrel Retail
smallefESsphtIlies in proportion.
Jeans, Elannels Llpseys, eassimeres, satiucttt,
Blankets, Stocking Yarn &c, at low prices. \ \
iga Gl5.-sAs = 'BUNN,i DAVIS & Co ffl
Dec10, '6S-H a Franklin Mills, Ohio.
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MELANCHOLY

Ia one Of the many disorders Of the nervons avs.
tenn, arising from low state Of the eonstitu-
tional health or severe prOstration after long
continued sickness, and requires inygorating
remedies like Robacks Stomach Bittels to re.
store the nerves 10 their natural vitality.
SOLD NJ
DR.. o. c. MILLER, Jackson, Ohio.
Jan. q, '69--2m
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"A hat And
March 25 Coyjpston Nurdock and CsIharipe
McConnell) .-ntsl -,r-s ms
-
tOAusE OF NoNsCMPuoN.--C0he
tlon has become 90 prevalent that It is really
alarming, We have resided ind ackSon fourteen
years, and one half Of tho grown . rsons who
havsdlep iu this town and the i'm mediate vlcln-
ity during that period, have died Of conSump-
tion. We have been thinking of writing some
ARTICLES upon the subject of the cause of thS
preva lence OF consumption, and inquiring II
there be no remedy. orfaLher meauS Of prevent
lns this terrible destroyer
In the Atlantic Monthly for January iS the
first OF sefiss Of artcses up0i lhlS subject.
As yet, the writer has not, In our opinion, touch
ed thcreal cause. He thinks that living in low,
damp places, ls one eanse. He thinks also that
the disease is in some degree contagious.
eAftsrthisiwsek we win haVero In the pa.
per, and we will give this important matter
some attention, ~,--,-.-.
Theaboye vas written and set up for last
weeks paper, but there was no room forit.
The writer in the Atlantic Monthly saws that
about one-fourth Of the admits wbol alsC In ltb.
State of Massachusetts, dIs of consumption, and
Ihat Ihlsh an alarming increase That Che dis
ease pas largely increased IN this county during
the past forty years cannot be disputed. Now
'hsre must be some eau's for ellis. We believe
there are number Of causes aud We intsnd 10
point out some OF them, II .,qals vq,Jf .5iriu
We hold that no person who will take the
proper care OF himself need die OF consumption,
unless he has inherited Ii from his parents, or
more remote ancestors y and Il due regard were
Ind 10 the laws Of health, this incurable disease
might, In few generations. become unknown,
only US matter Of history. But person may
have sound, healthy parents, aad yet die of con-
sumption. If he could trace back few genera
tioons, he may find that one Of his grand parents,
or more distpnt relatiyci, had The disease. So
true s y that the inquIlcS, oDif you please, the
improprieties Of the Raren.s are visited upon the
children, 70 the third and fourth generation.
In looking At what We fegaFd as the various
causes Of consumption, and how these causes
arc continually brought into operation from the
cradle 70 the grave, We only wonder : that
everybody does not die OF consumption.
Ibis disease Is only bad cold, $50 long con-
tInued. or 60 violent. that ,uberc,.s ar. form.d
in the lungs. This !, tbe reason that 40 fev vii,
believe that thew re.Iv have this disease. 7,
onlv seems to the victim A "verv had cola " W.
ons9 Ebaw man named JO,I3rvS.IhtI wl,o b,ed
WITH .or,umD,ior II. never wouId admit tb.,
h. bass n ssIthouSA n was one, Of. The most
marked cs,., Meet him opvubers before n,
hE6 sysu, 4 tssss6 q ilovId mot Get ont Of IN,
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Blood PurinOrs

Tze's Resssdfes arc tss besi
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The Bells OF siantion.

With deep affection and recollection
often think OF those Shand0n Bells,
who's, sounds SO wild would, In days Of child
hood,
Fling round my cradle their magic spells;
On this ponder, whereer wander
And thus grow fonder, sweet Cork, OF thee;
With Bells OF Slandon,
That sound 20 grand OH
The pleasant waters OF the River Lee.
I've heard bells CHI ming, full many cline In,
TollIng sublime in cathedral shrine;
While at glib rnte, brass tongues would VI
Eat all their music spoke naught like thine;
For memory dwelling on each proud swelling,
or thy befry knelling it's proud notes free,
Made the Bells OF Shandon
Sound more grand on
The pleasant waters Of the River Lee.
I've heard bells tollfng "Old Adrian,s molen in
Their thunder rolling from the Vatican
And cymbals glorious swinging uproarious
In the gorgeous turrcts Of Notrc Dame;
But thy sounds were sweetcr than the Dome OF
Peter
Filings O'er the Tiber, toi.ing solemDly-
Oh, the Bells OF Shandon
That Uund so grand on a.fl
The pheasant waters Of the River Lee.
There's n bell in Moscow, while on tower and
In 81. Sophia, tho Turkman sits,
And loud In the air calls men TO prayer,
From the taperlng summit OF tall Ininarets;
Such empty phantom freely grant them,
But there's an anthem moro dear to me-
IT'S tho Bells Of Shandon
That sound 80 grand on
The pleasant waters or the River Lee.
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, Passengers.

=
Per steamship james Adger; for New York-W
Mccormick, Antonio fMrai Wilson, J Pleper, 4
@SaGtthews, q Moody, ILayanoysh, 3 Smith
and e Mnlgan.'i lfa ii.il.i;. = S71iIi Siii'i >
9 Per steamship Champion, from New York--MIss
Thomas and daughteri Mlss Winston, MlBs Bnr.
beT, Miss l. Gortlnet, F J Raymond and wife,
HaBiop,A Blbclls. q FOarpenter and wife, DR. # J
Joyce, a n James. I'M Moreland an. rife, Miss
Ann Monsces, Miss 8 l. Foster, John ,.iJk, Mrs q
D'Ambler and wife, II @ Rose, L Goolrioh; j Rose,
a Barber ana family, A P Newconbe, Mrs New.
w w Douglass and family, Mrs Tucker, Miss Le.
lally, @ I!Jacobi and wife, W RI Harrison, III
Heriott Dr 9 Ilasellanu wife, Nlss ElIza White,
Do Amber, 9 Brewer, Mrs Potter, Miss Potter,
Il Waldo, Cormlcr. A Cook and wife, Mrs A d
Goodwin and four children, w Is Shaw J g Sha,y.
Q B Lanncau and wife, James Alien, f NJ Wright,
+ Barnes W Sawyer, DiWinslow, Mrs WinsioH,
Maloney, JPlnlcy, and others. .'1fi ilr;'
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Beaufort via Eds.
to, &c-C Keep, l. ID fIallenquest II Schroeder,
Bnker, Bishop Lynch, and 4 on deck. ~
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sales 1900 bales at 2OKc. Flour heavy ana 5a1oc
lower; superlne State at IS 4oa5 e5; COM
mon TO fair extra Southern at 90 35a0 So. Wheat
closed quiet. Corn 2a3 better. Mess pork $31 so.
whIskey firm at 81 FIX. Groceries firm but quiet.
Turrentine 47ha4Sc. Rosin 81 20ns. Freights
quiet but lrm. Governments closed heavy; 1925
12oH; Southerns weak. Money quiet at 5a7 pei
cent. Sterling dull at sa9t<. Gold dull at 3oH.
BALTIMORE, October 20.-Cotton nominally .6c
Flour duh and weak. Wheat very dull; prime to
choice 81 4oa1 43. Corn dull; old 81 1oa1 Is; new
s5ca$1. Provisions unchanged. whIskcy ST 81.
CINCINNATI October 2o.-whiskcy dun at 81 16
Mess pork dull at s3l. Lard dull and declined to
le,<c. Bacon, oil the stock here is In the hands
OF one party, who Is jobblng; shoulders 1elEc;
clear sides lekc.
ST. LOUIS, October 26.-Corn, mixed S2as0c
yellow s4as7c; white s2ca$1. whiskey steady at
81 15. Mess pork duh at $50 60a30. Dry salted
clear sides 1o,zaso.
LOUISVILLE, october 2e.-ProvIslons firm. Mess
pork $31. Bacon shoulders 17c; clear rib sides
2oNc. Lard 1s,4c. whiskcy 81 IL.
WILMINGTON, October 2o.-Spirits turpentine
quiet at 42Hc. Rosin quiet at 81 Sc for strained.
Crude turpentine unchanged. Tar steady Cot
ton steady at 24iic for low aiddiins.
.AuuUsrA, october 2s.-Cotton opened active
and nrmer at 24>la24<c, but closed easier and
irregular ut 24a24%c for middllng; sales sls bales
receipts 100 bales
SAVANNAH, october 2e.-Cotton, receipts, 32as
bales; exports SOL bales; sales 600 bales; market
active; middling 25c.
MOBILE, October %. Cotton, in fair demand
among few; opened firm but closed easier un.
der unfavorable New York accounts; sales $50
bales, part yesterday; middlIng .241Ic; receipts
s83 bales; eA poYrs 404 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2e.-Cotton active at
Csc; sales44oo bales; receipts 23o1 bales. Gold
sox. Sterling AK. New York sight exchange
par to y discount. It was raining all day. and
but little business doing Thermometer 46.
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Gotels.
DR.. RICHiAgU IS
G LDEN RENE ED1Es

II ~ Il al u e .
Ask for no other, take no other, and you viii
save time, health and money.
$1,000 reward for any case Of disease In any
stage which they fail to cure.
DR. RICHAUS' GOLDEN BALSAM No 1 oures
Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and Mouth Sore
ored Blotches, Soreieas or the Scalp, Scrof1Ia.
&c.; is tho greatest Renovator, Alteratlyo and
Blood Purifier known, removes all diseases from
tAe system, aud leaves the blood pure and healthy
DR.. RICtiAU'S GOLDEN BAIlSAM No. q cures
Mercurial Affections, Rheumatism in: all Its
forms, whether from mercury or other Causes;
gives immediate relief In all cases. No dieting
necessary. "a ,havoi thousands Of. Certificates
proving the miraculous cures erected by these
remedies. Price OF eitherNo. / or No. 2, $5 per
bottle, OF two bottles for 50. c,Ja.F
DR.. RIOHAU'S GOLDEN ANT1DOTE, safe,
speedy, pleasant and radical sprc for oil Urinary
Derangements, accompanied With full. .directIons.
Price So per bottle ..oci;o ,sOf ~ 81 Gli-' =
Or. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR p,AMoUR,
radical cure for Nerv6tfs or General Debility In
old OF young, impartlng energy with wonderful
erect Price IS per bottle, or two bottles for 50.
On receipt OF price these Remedies will be ship
pea 70 any piace. Prompt attention paid to Gil
Of aDr. RicH1Us % COLLEEN REMGpiE ssc D. fse %
bottles. - =
o No. 22s VarIck street New York.
once hours from A. II. 10 eP. Alsas a,,;ih5
Circulars sent. Juiys Tyr
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81 HIsI HMIHrSamp CO. Mpn!er Holmes Calder
Hickey, " Hunt, iIarbeson & co, f ii Jackson, o
Z Johnson Johnston, Crews & co. Jenords
Kep kllnefs woeenSe1s CO, co. Kre!e Chap.
man, Knobeloch 4 Small, Z Kcrrison, II Klatte 4
Ise ss Langey
lar kS%Saa %ams sSf Nm MaSsG MssS
{ co, Neulyilic & Iannam North, Steele & War.
den, b oNclll, often, o'Nelll { Son, Pelzer,
8 Z Pierson, A QuackenSush, d o'Neiii ( son,
Paul, welch & Brandcs, lseils, W Russell & CO,
sos eoS ksaa &C. TEsS%s Sneser Ms
Spear, G " sterens, L schnell 4 co. " Shepherd,
steele, il Hetjen, " Trim, Tharston & Holmes,
" Trott, Taylor CO, Is Togn w Vince,
Taeks4 santsp %s5n %asppf WeTRst
llams, Wright, weiters, Walker. Evans L
Gogswsll, q " Williams : 6, 6, + Wehmann, Wage;
others. 9th .''n'e''' "a'S'' 'a'es' ofaer' anu
Steamship Prometheus. Gray, Philadelphia
others a9 ioS
schr Ada Ames, Adams. New York-s days.
Railroad Iron. To " Roach & CO, and s G Rail.
;, sshf I 5S5n 4 4 grimm, z, & rs.er. Phadelphia-s
&c. IS bales sea island cotton, and mdse. To
u AIKEN CO, Hopkins, McPherson co. w Cur
company Brswn n yer and Boag express
Sloop George Washington from Pom Pom. 1900
bushels rough rice. To ] Aiken & CO.
BELOW.
Schr Ida Birdsall.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Pioneer, Shachford, Liver.
pG% Steamship san james 1dser, iS Eekwood New York
James Adger & co. -
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York.
Steamer Dictator, McNelty, Palatka, via Jack
sonytlle, Pernanuina and Savannah. -
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore, Octo
Der 23
Brig Cyclone, Turner, New York, October 2s
Schr Anna Glover, Terry, Boston, October 90
Schr Francisco, Crowther, baltimore, October %.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
SCI, schr Marcus Hunter, Orr, at Portland, Ne, Oc-
;, schr Henrietta, Leavi,t, at Baltimore, octo-
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Markets by BY Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

~ fIT FUHEIUNI INARKET6.. "
LONDON, October 2e-.,Noon. -Consols oax.
Bonds SIX. Sugar anoat 28s Sd. ~, .a2
LIVERPOOL October 2e-Noon.- steady
uplands, 12d; Orleans, I12Xd; sales 1900 bales.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester steady. Corn
aos Sd. Red winter wheat ss 6daes Cd.
Eyening.-Cotton closed stcady; sales 19ooo
bales. Western hour 23s od. ~
HAvRE. October 2o.--Cotton quiet both on the
spot and atoat.
FRAskronr, october 2s.-Bonds flrm a. s1x.
lt DOMESTIC MARKETS. H
FRw YORK, October 2s.-Noon. Stocks steacy.
Money ea7. Sterling, long eh;;, abort oX. Gold
'foH. Cotton dropping at 28kc. TurpentIfe
47Ho. Rosln dun and unchanged
Evening Cotton was without decided change;
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MRMORANnA

The New York Herald OF Sunday says. .sTbe
steamship Saragossa, 71s tons, built in PhiladcI-
phla in 1858, and RAINING in the line from this
city to Charleston, is on the mammoth balance
dock, being stripped, caulked and renctalled in
addition to some repairs to outer planking.
The British schr TropIc Bird, at Holiness Hole
from Charleston, for Portland, struck on Nomaris
Land on the Goth, and startled rudder; viii have
IL repaired by q submarine diver .---
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II o R FLOR D A
VIA SAVANNAH, FERHANDINA AND JACK
. SONy1I.LE, ,,F

On and after the 23d OF October Z .oK-A
tas aso1se sseaPe, NM0I S5Tx PoST Cal captain
every SATURDAY EVENING, at 8 O'Clock.
Returning the CITY POINT will leave Savannah
every THURSDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, connect
ing with Central Railroad ut Savannah for Mobile
and New Orleans, and with the Florida Railroad
at Fernandina Tor Cedar Keys at which point
sacola, Key West and Havana.
Through Bills OF Lading given for cotton per Sa-
yannah line Of steamers TO Boston. ''t-tt
Through Bills Of Lading given for goods to No
bile, Pensacola and New Orleans.
J. i. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
SfNiS-at.tsS South Atlantic Wharf.
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Receipts by Rsilroad, October SO.
~ ILL., b. qnxrrrf nkpor yu r. 70 An MIN -s,r- II

jaJ i-a SOUTH oARoLINk, RAILROAD. -'w Y
1896 bales cotton, % bales domestics,, s cars
wood, cars lumber, car stock. To Railroad
Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers d CO, G W Williams CO,
Q "a Walter edf GowfS 4 co, J B 3 Sloan, " d
Courtney & CO, J Wiss & co, DowiIng 4 CO. L d
ton Holmes, and others. .t.E'' 1,
NORTHEASTERN KA1LRoAp.
165 bales cotton, 30 bbls naval Btores kegs nails
box tobacco, mdse 90. To :Reeder q Davis, T II
BRISTOL d CO, w K Ryan, A Salinas, Walter i CO.
Caldwell Son, J A Prttchard, T D Clancey,
Bradley, w Williams a co, Graeser Smith, r
IN HsyeT MarrS so KiEsp st1tcn MITE Tsurs
Claghorn, Herring d co, J 6mirh, r DLasGEus, ID
Cochran and Caolua q Witte. ~ ,irI-.l....li,r.
isYi SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILgoAp.
GStsGR yss s1a %dss ss,s T9 Roper sionsy
eocf, Y%escoas, Wiie5 i CO, % " Zee CO. o':
3 HsyWaId, u, H Kesles Gaillsfd & ;Alnotta " A
QuacEenbIsb. Wagner, Stewart co, G Small,
anu aoouirV: g,a,iia III ..li1i l.s'fl.1