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several Thousand Residents of New Orleans
TO he Arrested Before Election.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 20.-The State Gem
TIL Committee publish the following;


address Qfme Construdtts Stite central Compn,s
NEW ORLEANS Oct 20, 1870.
FELLOW CrrizRNs The Information which ias been
conveyed from time Ia time IN circul rs addressed
you by thus committee Win reference TO the RADICAL
plot ~ winch our cltlzrn, were 10 be arrested was
Idle Story Tor pO Itica elect II trutl pregnant
WIN danger 10 your nights ami hOotl.s. II Is uu pau
fu dut} 10 ut I'm you mat the hcluE
prepared In the custom House pr the arrest Of several
Thousand residents Of Sew Orleans THESE warrants
are 10 oc ISSUED n1idHNits based upon nturn alton
furnished W thc sewing machine chcu.ars lHusu'fr
Is utterly lLuit quNtc 10 cypress to huu the rec ms nt
THIS committee M regard lo the ruorhy ~ lhr GU
I1grs hlOut TO De prrpfefhrd ul'h t"V p
IN ne who have long cunirultd llr utrl-
MES Of tho STATE DESTROYED your prosperity
and violated every principe OF constitutions govern
nenls The onlrct OF tne kdca p'r} 10 t" 'NCtr rr'
si-tance and Ylurucp ana W. ttNrsNi Dt"'th you
10 submit qul, tt TO arr-t under tur'n Warrants le
patient lur-p,r ot uucrN is not dril u tht hearts
n our Northern Orrthr %, aud on may rest assured
tha such ~, .s ulM DrinE committed ia the SOUTH
an Sutp, WI. compel thrm tl RAW that our HhrrY
cannot he DESTROYED without lmprrilhng tnelrs, and
mat 10 pfr,,rNe thcrs uuT must hur from power the
wnpchrd ttaNrstV 40 = N'Fuingu ~ winch Is now op.
rtr..iug MS. Tie Stale central Committee mas takes
stems to protect all innocent parties who may be r.
lc,ied. j. ". PATTON, -
President STATE Central Committee Demtratic
Conservative Party " LOulslap"
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In IIunterdon county, New Jersey.
where the Democrats can and ought TO elect
Mr.. J. n. PIDCocK, their nominee for Senator,
by 1000 maJority, desperate effort is making 10
defeat him by free use Of money. IL is openly
asserted, by men who ought to know, that tn o
sum OF $4,000 has been placed In the hands Of
venal Democrats for distribution among pur =
CHI sable voters, the object OF this lavish expen-
diture Of funds being to secure a vote In the
Senate for SECOR robson for United States
Senator. 1t Is also said that the influence Of
the Bound Brook Railroad corporation Is being
used for the same purpose. The laws against
bribery at elections are very severe In New
Jersey, and as the men engaged IN this plot TO
corrupt voters are well known. a proper degr .
OF vigilance upon the part OF those who are
managing tho Democratic canvass will not only
defeat the proposed villAiny, but also lead to
punishment Of the rascal, who are concerned
in II.
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Two of our large life insurance compa-
MES are just now In trouble. They both assert
their substantial soundness. But so long as life
insurance Is conducted at its present. expense
to the companies, they will continue to be open
to criticism even II not liable to disaster. There
Is something wrong about business which is
only kept alive by the payment OF 80
large percentages to soliciting agents as
the life insurance companies allow. From
twenty to forty per cent. Of the frat premium
paid by the insured goes into the pocket OF tho
agent Of the company, and thereafter, so long
as the premium is paid, he deducts from It ten
per cent. or q little less. This Is an enormous
prico to paw for business, and the worst OF 1t
IL, so strong Is the hold OF the AGENTS on the
companies, that even man who dispeDses with
the services OF an agent has TO pay just as much
premium as II he had employed one, and usually
In such cases agent In attendance at the
ONCE gets the percentages, though he has had
nothing to do with obtaining the policy. II a
lite Insurance company Is not run for the benefit
of the soliciting agents, this Is all wrong.
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NicolI. barrett. and Calvin.

The Express edited by the former Know
Nothing, Native American, Anti-Catholo
candidate for Governor of New York
maintains that CALVIN Is opposed for Sur
rogatc by lawyers who are not members Of
the Bar Association.
The Bar Association was founded by
those model lawyers and reformers, HEN
RY NIcoIL and WILLIAM c. BARRETT by
whatsoever name he be known or called.
NIcoLL is here, TO vote for CALVIN. His
creditors and costui Out trusts, who are
more numerous, may be expected to vote
against him.
WILLIAM c. BARRETT like the old Zone
Eyed THOMPSON of the Hcrdld-would
undoubtedly vote for him II he was Mt
home. but VIC fear 1t will be inconvenient
for him to return.
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Rhode leland does not permit foreign born
crzeus 10 vote unless they have n certain property
quain alton. and that state 10 claimed for H. Es.-
Iid.dHdpOAs SeHnHeL
But for Rhode Islands American Alliance
property quancaton that State would unques-
ton bly, be Democratic. The property qualin-
cation, however, prevents several thousand citi-
zens, including large number Of men who
served honoraby In the Union army, from vot-
ing. Therefore the State will probably 20 for
HAYES. Rhode Island enjoys tho double dis
tincti0n Of being tho most decided Republican
State IN the Union, and the most corrupt.
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Gen. RUGER has not disposed OF the
troops under mis- command in South Carolina to
win the confidence of the people In or out OF
that unhappy state. His whole policy thus far
has been confined to the upper section, where
the whites are strong, TO the neglect OF the low
country, whore the blacks dominate. All tn
volunteer companies have disblnded under The
procllmatlons Of GRANT and CHAMBERLAIN.
The Cainhoy massacre WAS the naiuri result Of
the dlsbandment. Since then public meet
ings have been broken ~ by armed and
maraudng bands OF negroes, who will not
allow discussion, and who, though In open re-
volt against both proclamations, are neither
restrained nor punished. No troops have
appeared In this district to preserve the peace,
though the strongest representations have
been made to Gen. RUGER, and he cannot pos
sibly be ignorant OF the actual facts. which are
known all over the country. II the instructions
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They Were Right.

Mr.. ERAsTUs Brooks was n candidate for
the nomination to Congress before the
Democratic Convention in the Second Dis
trict. He was rejected.
The people were right in rejecting him,
through their delegates. They are not
willing to be represented in the national
legislature by a man who-as ERAsrus
Brooks does-shows himself, as an editor.
to be lacking in the instincts Of gentle
man.
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Yesterday afternoon, in front OF the
Sun oGlcc, st4lwart policeman chased little
boy. fourteen years old who had made free with
II chestnut stand on the street. The big police
man, not Immediately catching the boy, threw
his CLUB three times at him and the third time
felled him, so that the boy had to be carried
to the station. 1t was an unnecessary ana
cruel act on the part OF the policeman, whose
name Is MoRITZ and who ought to he at once
called to account for It, IL Is bad enough to
club men without Sufficient cause but when a
policeman knocks down a boy, whom he can
easily satch, in order g. save himself from the
pursuit, he Is unit for the police force.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-30

There seems TO be lot of cheap and
greedy leaders ia the Greenback party. Their
candidate for Governor Of Indiana sold out just
before the late election. They are selling them
selves to tho highest bidder IN Pennsyl vanis
In this city, where some Of the most notorious
dead belts are concerned In the business, they
are making desperate efforts to sell out. 1hev
are pretending that they can deliver twenty
thousand voters. whereas they cannot deliver
one hundred, OF perhaps not more than bakers
dozen. 1t is unpleasant to see man like PETER
COOPER 10 the hands Of such a mercenary bnd
deapIcnbIe crew.
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The pritish Arctic exnlorlng exncdiiio

The British Arctic exploring expedition
is back, having failed to reach the North Pole.
That point Of the earth's surface Capt. MARES,
commanding the expedition, says cannot bo
reached by man. We mus, therefore, for the
present, at least, be content with tho North
Pole as our imaginltlon ictures It. and give up
tue dream OF mailing the stars and Stripes there,
unless perhaps, Mr.. bennett shalt undertake
tue journey some bright day 10 his fourth hand
coach,
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Tilden Gaining.

Mr.. T1LDEN is gaining strength every
day. Even Republcans-and the best in
formed of them, too-ooncede this.
The prospect now is that in this State his
majority will be very large.
Indeed this State is now so safe that the
speakers in the campaign can well be
spared for quarters where they are needed.
There seems to be no reasonable doubt
that SAMUEL J. TILDEN will be our next
presIdent.
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We lately copied from the World what
we supposed to be and what we called inn
aginary interview with UPPER, ~ which tho
Powerful Philosopher said he had heard Of
neither upper lloLLAND nor bis works! The
World says the interview was not fanciful, but
real that UPPER did actually speak as IL re-
ported. c n this be so2 At any rate 1t must
not be so longer. We call on Brother TAIHAGE
to at once bring together lUPPER and TUP
PER HoLLAND-the master hnd the pupil,
the substance and the shadow, the ENGLISH and
the American bards Of the commonplace. Let
no jealouses interfere, and let the two yersin r.
clasp hands liko lonR-lost brothers. II Brother
TALMAGE will inform US when the touching
meeting Is to take place, we Will send a Sun re-
porter to describe It with the particularly aud
vyidness which the scene will demand. We feel
happy at the thought that We shall be the means
of bringing together UPPER and UPPER HoL
LAND.
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Tho Fate of the Transatlantic Dory.


FTVN TNt VHIt 4TTTN HWVfTTIafT,
The attempt of Charles Madison TO cross
tho ocean atone M a dory has PROBABLY resulted
fatally, since nothing has been heard of hum
Tor six or eight weeks, aud the pers of such
an undertaking are well-uish insurmount-
ahle, even under the most favorable cOndi-
tons, IA was shown by the experience OF Capt.
johnson. OF the Centennial, who declares that
lie would not attempt the feat again for "A mil
lion of doll RS. Madison sailed from New York
about the oth Of July.
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The observations made in South Caro-
lnl by Senator RASDoLPm Of New Jersey. dur
Ing his present tour through the "Prostrate
State" are summed up IN one Of the most sue
cinct and unimpassioned reports that could DO
written.
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In proportion to its voting popratoh' Jersey
CITY has probibly the largest numberot organized and
uniformed Democrats Of any lV IN tne Union.
There less than 1000 vote "a tne Guy, anu bOOJ
OF these are members VI Dep's'Ahe SIuDs
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Information for some Temperance Orators.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Str: In
barrel OF 81 gallons there are about 400O ounces;
and IL "a drink" is estimated as two ounces
there will be Ia a barrel about 1900 drinks. Or,
II we count by eils, there are eight to quart.
81 to gallon, and nearly 1000 to barrel One
half Gill WOULD equal an ordinary "drink;"
this woulooaeain give 1900 drinks to the barrel.
Now, In an ounce OF strycbnlne there are eight
drachms, and co grains In each drachm or $50
grains In an ounce one sixty -fourth OF grain
Of strychnne is an ordinary dose, one thirty
second Of a grain Is a large dose, and two such
doses within an hours time would give man
such violent muscular contractions that no
second experiment Of that KIND would ever DO
NJ ade either by the buyer or by the seller.
Strychnine acts with most power In case OF
those who use liquors. Now, N an ounce or 49,
erains OF strychnine are dissolved in "a barrel OF
liquor containing 1000 drinks, there viii be
nearly one-fourth OF grain or at least seven
large doses OF strychnine In every drink. More
over, strychnne Is so Intensely bitter that II one
grain, not TO say two, of strychnne were dis
solved In a gallon of liquidHew men could drink
two ounces OF II. Furthermore, strychnine Is
very costly, the current price being from $3.50
TO g. per ounce at wholesale, and sometimes Y
Is up TO "a per ounce at wholesale; the retail
few pounds of strychnine In the whole United
States and. again, strychnine has no eject de-
sirable by either the maker or the seller OF dis
TILED liquors.
1t has been said that strychnine is effective in
increasing the per cent. yield of alcohol from
grain; but this Is not the fact. IL has no such
properties. The drug might be used In minute
quantities to give a bitterness to beer; but IL Ia
not desirable kind Of bitter, and cheaper and
better limitations OF hop bitterness are at hand |;
therefore strychnine IL not used for tnat pur-
pose. So let me near no moro about strychntne
being used in making limitation liquors. II Is
aconol alone that lodges around IN the deadly
draught. and that does tine mischief that Is
II they were used shoul not be mentioned on
tne same Gay with alconol. AScULAPIUs.
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Amueements To-Dav.
American Instttute-For,y hnh Annual fsih
Peeth's Tksstre- Sstd.napau.
BrookIyn Thestre-Fsl',an.
Pewery Theatre ou,iAwcd.
Chtekerfrs Hall -TurTtt, Rssdines
Essie Theatre-vsr-y.
Fifth Avenue Theatre LIE.
Grand Opera ususe-uncs Toms CABIN
eiIr crs's Garden Bsnuui'' Msrag.r'.. hstr"
Kelly A Ireu's Mlnstreis -a1d Il, near STU Az
New York Aquarium Broadway aud ssih'I
Nible's Gsrdcn-bab.
Olympic Theatre KATE Putnam.
pert Theatre-Tom Goth.
san Franchise Mi.-treis- Bro.away and Ssh' MATINEE.
Theatre Cers,aue-varls,y.
Ts.y Pastors New Theatre-v.'.'y.
Urfcn square 1hestre-Tn. Two ophan'
silaekis Theatre Forbidden Fruit
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Asthma, or difficulty Of breathing. Ia prompt
y reInedied by DR., JAyne's ExpectOranL-Ade.
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LETTERS ON LIVE TOPICs.
A Confession showing How Little Johnny Da-
venport Tried TO Fix Things.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Str: As an
instance OF attempts at fraud by the Republic
cans In the list Presidential election, desire 10
say that I was a Republican Inspector OF Elec-
tons at the time In the Third Assembly Dis
trict. A book, containing 586 names OF electors,
was given to me by John l. Davenport for reGis-
tration. Among them were sandwiched w
names Of imaginary individuals, for whom Mr.
Davenport would have found voting representa-
tives on the day OF election. On examining tho
book and nnding the frauds, called on Mr.
Davenport and refused to be a party to them.
Mr.. Davenport then demanded the book, and
after said that would retain II he ordered me
out OF the ONCE. Mr. Davenport endesvored to
have me removed from my inspectorship. but
without avail. I soon afterward lost my posi-
ton as clerk In one OF the public stores through
the supposed influence Of Mr. Davenport, who
afterward handed the control OF the Republican
organization OF the district over to other per-
sors.
In the Presidential election OF 1872 the district
polled LOO Republican votes. In 1873, at
the Gubernstorlal aud Assembly elections, it
poled only 1s5 votes. CORNELIUS SANFORD.
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sMar9lssd1 sckey- ClsA % PiHiaes, at
E ,BAlrinoRs,s Octebse sl.-The races Of
the opening ASy IT the aanual fall meSteAe
Of tho Maryland Jockey Club 1t Pimlico
hove been Dsstponed from to-eey Nssh
Wednesday, s0n sceount Of The SSsA Storm
yesterdUS sftesDto o.. which has made thu
rack too heavy for . start sooner than
WedaeedAy. - rAr srl1a
The AN rsesting as Pimlico promises to
be equal 70 any over tAat course 1t any fol,
sner time. All the beet sscers Of tho btik
stables are on the Riosnd. aud tho attend.
anCo Of ppoDioonts tQr1nkn much areAteI
than at AM, tide hegetofafe. 1as-.s
Pools a tie 'Dxjo. etekee sold lset NIGHT;
Lorills.dv Parole nd Ehirley 9l5O, $l45;
Hultana 81. $50; visGd "a, SIS; Aieerih~
125, 425yHettAy 42f, tco; Red Coat $l3. el6.
The executive COMMITTEE Of tbs Mary.
land Jockey Club uffefe, 70 the owners Of
Tom Oehiltree md Ten sOsck, in the event
Of their agreeing 40 run those horses in
dash Of four miles % % extra day. o. the
epring. meeting ct 1871, at Pimlico, to pay
them $500 piece, to defray their travelling
expenses, and 70 divide with the winner OF
that event the gate 4nd stand receipts OF
the day, the fnlel and Weighis of the Mary.
land Jockey Club 70 govern the race.
Wsshis6teD fisisi Park.
WASHINGTON, Octebee ,24.-Goldkmifh
Maid irotted two hests against time at the
Washington Driving Pork to-day. Time
2:25 a. 2:1SlAs The last heat was splendid
perfermsnce-tbe best time. Dobls says,
she ever made over % heavy track. 4'
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.arSlx d1KaHabTOO

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vi - l e.; =: sss7'as: 4;s.'es.
ssssss:ss5; S;a.As:ssA 80 u.s. saz;
4Se G.sesos1se raAa Gus - uSstunS u n.
s.sess ell. - &c bod, e4s oos a. =, :.
x1o'1an Saset snA teaAI: oieNnna uplapas loxe;
93t.c.s ~ lse: IT $685. g Ifs;s isH esn:
:s - e sps. az y :ssSs e e ;s
Ss:sSs = ss.s.s:s . i:ss ss 3 $685.: $500
ksssS Il 3 isSil s s., '' Ssc
IS; ,ss Assss Mr. ia 1ss'n 'ss' JOY
piess visheat assdsi sS:sss; ssnthsrs = iisSs
mo. iHs a s:s. am: a, a. s;sss s
ss: sisa aas ssso e: 4 s1s: =.
aS 4 e,:t e aass at e. =
leoiste gold fsr esrkees ledstAc sold for Job
lots; safax very aso bat qutss st s4S ses ta,r 20
:sssas sr1 ai que. 4
4oS6o; Hew orb aus so.; e! crop SOC. Eiee
axe for fair 10 prime. Ro.in nm 81 81 10 Tar.
ss sss IS, 8; 81 kS::, So
nj y 81 iikSi IS Frsiskts unehanxsd.
Ss. Lccs. Ccteher A.nous quiet snd nm
CoAD3e0s Dueyn IS c0tCke0 0y o9etCltv OF clipping
5aciliiisS WHEAT Q, ened dnn: Il lsed acti,e ard
higher; No . red fall q Nal 24a; 10 do 81 l4k
al Is. Cam easier; No mixed Ale. Data dull
and droop!nE no: a,ea,tc bid cash Rye in.
sctfve: s7158c. Barley inactive ard lower; BE- It
grades sampic lots Minnssota 7seS 81 Ish. WHISKY
steady snd unchanEed. Proyiions quiet and un'
,isss Hogs c easier Tor pscaios ss:a.. bacon
demand Tor butchers' snd stockeEy'.
essaseS. WHEAT tI lower: 81 iss SossmDel: Corn
80 lower laNc easb. Oats steady aud frm;
aske cssb. Rye 6rm and unchanged Bailey
st :ady aud unchanged. Po.k strong ana higher;
sha hiShes; new 8 sskc c.eh: losoc October.
B,,lkoeats nymer shoulders She: sholt rib mid.
de o. ., ebert clear mYddles0 .,c Whisky steady
Cisor1xAsi. Ostssee A-ylsor quiet ana IN.
choseoA .sWhest quiet aud nrm; red 81 lsdl IS
Oe1a steady; ES4se Os's dull end unchanged.
Rye quiet end unchaaaed. Darley duu and IN
cSaacs1. Poek fair dseana sea le&sr. ols Lard
quet: evan Joe; NV 93se bta; s%0 ssked; ket le
ieA OleAc. Bslk meats dali; shnutieU - Gle:
ck n RIB edao 8kc; 81 side ~ 0oAe. BAeon IA.
active shoulders a. 034 eiosr rSo sidee 81 0oAe;
cleor eide 0s,09Se. sWhtsty quiet aud staa6y;
81 IL. Butter duh and unchanged. RoGo steady
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WAR;.

Hopes Of N ADicabls ASjustnest-Turk.
ish Saccosses 0eDsFseG.
LONDON, % Ober 2l.-The Post sava:
Eoglsnd will resist any infraction Of the
stip0lations Of tho treaty Of Paris. N
Russian Minister Ignatieff had privstelv
/, a. sudience with the Sultan to-day.
It q stated the Porte y ready to grant
5 Roseia's latest proposals, provided the in.
teGtity OF the Ottoman empire IL guaran-
toea
4 Rsutsr dispatch feom Constsutiuople
aa0U: IL 10 stated that Russia has already
in0ioeted her willingness To agree to . ak
weeks pFolongstion of the srmistice, If
necessarily.
Itie hoped an agreement will be reached
a q basis Of Turkey's acceptance Of such
= kligtaoo - announced in the SEN i.ofR
~ neat of the Nosnixg Post
w. - Atoo HostA % tho Nescs repre-.
800 re thaeo ~ intense excitement
thesgs 90 1nppk h9etiltty TO Russia. In
caes 92fe eeooees var 1t viii DO diff.
cule r. knGA&lD pge1egve neutrality.
y dispeson H. 6elCEade TO Reuters
TsIekrsa Conpay. &atDa q noon to-day,
saya; Il h 5ePofto9 hoeo feAe the Iutks
M 80 Dj1aie ed c. Moor IL this
9 -. esisl 1sh y My y IN
~ ss,srr.as ;fss. y Bcssaa;as,s,sss s.vs
ia1ol1lG DeAas bssa tsoelvse Jse 49,, =
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The msrket Opened with a continued sooi de.
sSs M Dem. u
cssd 1oOS Sales, sfs<1 vhicS he ps1tis. cams To-
butte sniDatsd. resulting . lee, - noted above
Of Is tales, to hich. We have - doubt, We sh II
largest busisess previous 70 or.ed th,s eason
vas 200 baes On las wednesday. Daring the
ea.ly part Or ths day factrrs 10 sany cases ssaed
we're asde q a iupr ssnent Of &c. but. although
"a the whole p-,c, were deci ~ strouS, n th,sG
trsussilsd At the close 70 reautss any ch me in
Ths dispsts has report u Liverpool a-n at prsvi.
eus race, with e - sf 10 6sles md arrivals
f.t Tor ssoss asd 3aote hi .her sSssfaiarsa =
p1riedj sum up j. 20 bs:ss (ssoc IN sssu7d.y.
1900 yesterday. and 1900 to-day gsnss 1900 for
tbs sssrssIosdiDs time iast week and issso the
Receipts since Friday svesiug - .s0l bales EN-.
Sr.cinG soa from other delivery ports tof .hich
proper, asaiuss oes pr per Lest wetE aud % rs
hes war. Total paper sioee August 81 l6l1se
ri: :ss;: ;:' y::s s. ss:
1o.s to AvesPool sOs. 10 As.zs. asA $50 70 vyrs
I'll Ths Exehanss ts,es..uss make the r.es.pts ..
S.ss Ss,ss, ssstsss % y, - vssk aud . 60 isst
a.; and o; a.. :i, :.s. IL. 4
5ss3s Is'ee ss.i1st sIi Sc az e sunday mon.
O. te6< r ~, lest SeAf-tNdreaoo lit 80
kxposts tFriday % Monday IN elusive) to Great
1ritetn IS. 7y5 baies, aea1nss 81 last weck and
r,797 last year. and TO the continent TIL bales
sgAinst 10 COL Ast week. md se39 Last year.
6tonks . al the deltvers porla made mp % - n.
80 - bales, agangt 3e, 6e loss week and 407 SIS
lAss yaA4. ar e. q PEA 4F FL
Tns Rxshanes naAas - ansans q shsOher d
not cleared ibef1re sAAy's expostsl 6 rs hAles
sobsesine g ,1e o. uvsgeel. ae1ss g Rav!s.
1865 Ter The 10tA -. 3337 l6f Be0ea. IS lsr
Apain. 6e7 for the ns1,ts.Ta00a. and r76l ~
eoa.twise perss. leeytn9 y P.,eeae. ee0saSly
II which = - s1lA 9. ~ -
A. AGva toAA1 1AlAhAG ~ gaoeea - Calves
leAc. q Charlestea st loR 0lehe, q WILMINGTON
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