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COLUMBUS:
eidty Horning. Sept. 19, IBM.
Jrn. Slocum in the nominee of the
nocrutio party of New York for Sec-
try of Slote—not Governor, n« we
meou.ly mini the other dny. There
o election of Governor to be held in
r York thin your. Oon. Slocum, we
eve, her not heretofore lm«u ropnrdod
Democrat, hut neJ^iinpiiblicMi. lie
idem tend, liowcvor. to concur with
Democracy nt New York in et,|.|“»r*
he I'reeUhmt'e policy of rcooeilroc-
, nnd to nppoce the echcpiea of the
oale. A di«pi.telr from Wnahinpton
he Util, copied cl-ewhere, any. that
Slocum win then in the city in
roltation with the Uepnlilicnni. Ano
■ di.patch from Wnahinplon my.
the KepuWicnna will nlim prolmhly
linate Gen. Moonlit, nnd thn avoid
MU. i'll tlio point. which :l ">
nooraey wi.h to moVn tin* coni, at.
, General lma not yet accepted the
filiation, co f'.i n» we up ndvihed.
hap" he hna wuiti d to ace what “ill
i U 0 f tin* RopubVionn cv'UHultfttion nt
aliiiigbfti. and who will In* thn muni*
. of their party for thn elation f.»r
oh tlm Pi'innemcy havn ntuiH'd him
ohu Vau Horen in tin nnmiuon <>l
Demoorucy of New Y«*rk for Atl*»r*
-Onioraf. !/*• In « Wnr Diunocrul.
elude from their range of ch*>ifl«* n,, y N6V/S tiy T'clC^FSpl^
man merely bcoau*o he W not y**t
tiiinod a pardon from the Pre*id f ft. 1-
the President had intended auch a tiling
hoatould hire embraced it in hi*» in-truc-
tlona to the Provisional Governor, nnd .
the latter would hare embraced it in hie ,,r ..
Nxv\ York. .-*'**pl. It—Tbo Herald'*
y, n l.in/*. ■ • •lo c'dit m). Notwithstand
ing the pr****! -nt end cabinet hnvo been
rfP'fate'I'f in viu*d to viai*. Richmond ana
oil)of purl- T the South by the loyal au*
, the prr-'iure.of pqblio busmen
. lb- ,r l«”»vinu the capital.
The restriction- on th«» applications for
r „ mneed. and that .Slate i*. now again on
roteti and peraona entitled to bntrit i f A ;*_h ,, r -. Bancroft Ba*
for. The omiaaion of it Loth hy 1he b, r n anthoi / tha freedma^bomo
1’realdent and Ilia Gwwnwr provca.bc- « ■:S«k between the
yond a doubt, that no auch thiug wna j fr-d pcoplo^f MJW; Fo ,,,
Intended or dc»ir»d. And wtac mid ‘': k . . The officer,
maananimnai hna the Prnaident ahnirn | 0 f t ■ It :. ■ ! ha-: have prererre-l
hiinaelf In tin. policy which lie hna i ch . ■ ".‘ m * V "
n ,] n ptPi\ in tide matter. It is admitted j y\<i.oii. *.v* . ,, number of Southern
• »n all hands that what the Government ‘‘^ 4 ''y : ui^rt
at Washington wants—what tho North i ,, (j jj M f f •*»,., » , j t ■■ n appointed
Tax Com mir donor for
l.atest Foreign Wew».
Father Poisr Sept. 10, 1SC3.—The
-teamship Hibernian, from Liverpool
August 31. via Londonderry pept. 1,
j .i a i t’r this morn-
nailed thi.'poiot at-iU o'clock this morn
ing, cn route for Quebec. n«*r dates are
livo days later than tfco*o brought by tho
Scotia,
General .Sir George Brown, of Crimean
fame, and Judge Haliburton (“Bam
Blick’O, the author, are dead.
gueen Victoria inaugurated the Prince
Albert statue at Coburg on the2Uth uit.
The cholera Hems U> he recoding to
parte from whence it came.
Tho official Board of Trade inquiry into
th» burning of the steamer Glasgow hr-l
taken place at Liverpool. Thn fb-ult had
nottraii?pircd.
It wasitat*; I that a Frenwh frigate had
taken potaetsiorv, Sn tho nanu* of the
I rurjch k .vernuu nt, of a valuable guar.'*
land in tlift J’liciBc, in «l»oiit latilude
Ilewrbon
ftbootlfig Allray “at
County fcair.
The Pari* (Ky.) correipondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial thus describe* a
(hooting affray wnioh occurred there on
the 7th init.:
About seven o'clock last evening an
alarm apfead through tho streets by tho
rapid dir< barge of ^re-arms, and tho re-
P- r‘ soon ait'-r that a man had be*»n
kilted.
Pooling had been intense throughout
the day on account of the presence of sev.
oral rffturnc. 1 ex-rebel olflcera and sol-
fji rs, among whom was tho notorious
guorrii.a, Pete Kvorott. Much inebriety
prevailed among tlr^r fast young mep, and
ti .* only wendar i§, that more difllcultie.
did not occur.
Many version** are given of the unfor*
tur.u'- affrr I am abfjut to relate, and a
t . -ra are diib.-i >-ticnr in the account givnn
\vi»o witnessed tho tragedy,
... ... .. . g tb 91
I 13 .South, and longitude ; >1 Wt' t from » it i- <ii • t" t down exactly the facts.
■ • ver, that a young man
generally wnnU—>s auvnu dear and
is factory evidence of the people of the
South Inpng of tin* right animus, of the
rigid temper and feelings, for full read-
inissioii as co States into the l nmn.
f |’he highest |H)Miihle evidence to tills
offset can only l»c given by throwing
the doors of fh« ('onvention wide open
to all who have taken tin- mnne- ty oath j t ,
the iinpardoued na well an tho par- J ™
'opted <
humane surgeon who
s*e the *ufleringa of our
Andcrsonville prison, i?
known n.
coining Iro
corning fr>
occurred on
ailro.ul, i'.'. Pi
noruing, bef.v
n Hus train
■ight line;
id the Irnin
ugl)
latto
An AcrumplIsUed Villain*
i abort time aince a white scoundrel,
Itcd iu the garb of a gentleman,
pped Ht the house of a widow lady
r Glenville, Ala., and hy pretending
>e iu trouble, mo farimpused upon her
d nature and confiding diapoaition as
ilitbuo her in board him for a few
•». After remaining about u week,
exhibiting, by bis gontlomanly de-
tnient and quiet manners, a title to
confidence of the Indy, in order to
m*1 the least suspicion that slm might
e at to bin honopty, be gave her bin
u?y to keep for him* Tile holy be
mg him to bo what bo assumed- n
^worthy mail-.left him in charge of
hounu on Sunday evening, nnd went
jhurch in Ulenvillo. Upon her ro-
i she found that, the villain bad de
fied, taking with him bin own money
»V job be bud probably borrowed for
» pm-poBs) and all of bora, with hovo-
tftluablo mi tides which abe priced
, r much. lie opened tie* draw
*l i false koya. Tlieie was on that
, it u horse stolen from \ illula. The
ial wan followed, but at last accounts
got beeu arrested.
toned. Hy this menus alone can the
Convention be rendered a truthful mir
ror of the feelings and tcinpei of Geor
gia, of her fealty to the Union, and of '
the sincerity and good faith with whi< •Ml
she shall accept the terms imposed fin ,
her readmiasion into the Union. When : ,
Much a Convention shall agree to these ( <
terms and emlxaly them in our Slate
Constitution (n« it would doubtless do J
with great unanimity), every ground for 1
further distrust of us by the North will 1 i' j I
ho swept away, and no argument would
bo left to refuse iih admission into the
Union or to continue iih under military
rule nt cuormouH expense to the whole
oountry. Kecoksthuction.
truck had to
Dwn, to allow
ri injuring tho
1 ligh
Tm* NY
if l India mail .•tOaiAer Huinohad |
outhattipt*/n. Among her j
>!.. . Bi-njatnin, ox-rebel ;
took lire L.
)i, and put baek v
yuMiderahlo dilii . .
1u**»l and the hip j r
fire wn
lVe
<• led on hr;
K<) in i per i«.
ii{ an e.Iitoria
r-irnliou of Pi
btirg, again u
I emerge froir
v* duties t*M»‘
ring' *n, known a* "Johnny
no, v, li held n Commiuion in llie
< i arj.,y, incountorod, while drunk,
wt. IUi igmorton, of tho bill U S
:. ry. and commenced t" <. d
and Vholitioqi U
.dernonrtrstion with the
r'od opinion that ho eould
« f a "nigger regiment ift
,'IM
•f lie
lectu
nd <
■ 11*1.1 in t
lumg
• »urt trndi - in
that thn Q l O
tient tarhion «
'l t.*{ a. nth 1
:ler ,t.i agree that Lhif Inn*
i wilt, ‘pc* ial ref, rent'**,
: 1 t'• apply to Lieutenant
end - » tie took it. Acting
ndividuai charnel* r, (for he
•i,* lie promptly replied,
•i <»rtb* r ; what nrs you go*
it it?" P&ino instantly
uuMiltl'fd not
ry l
breaking it ,
tdcrl' l t«» io-
Ici h -..Idioi ,
Tile I aviigru I,f tiia
inuod a fruitful them
Tl.a From t* tl*o
1 at P
r d fo
cattle do.ouAO con-
s of tipvculati'jn.
►n*i ‘ting of nine fir- 1
And i
ptf.
th*
Ti
ether
ensued, during whu
0 'i from persona in the
i ! uincjd almost liko magic.
must difficult part ol tho
: r Throgmorton used a
•i the melee, »nd Pnmo atarted
1 entering tho Paris Il**tol, in
vicinity of tho scene of dilli-
• i a i*volvcr from tho ban t
d. Ho thon turned full
Tho Herald's Richmond corfc«i>bnd'riY
conildint»y rC-u worts his forim r stale-
mcBt, tti»t'Prs'4dent Johnson, acconJp-%-
niod bV the members of hh Csbinot. nnd
several military ofii?ers of distinction,
twill shortly visit that t itv, end otht»r p >r-
lions of tho South, amithnl ho will pro*
Isido at on important council in the lute
capital of tbo rebellious coufedor.v» , v\
AUCTION SALES,
CAIRO. Sept 11.—Tbo Mobil* ari l Ohio
Uailroad opened its entire !eng :i of com
munication, and tho mails for Mobile and
ioErnsdiaie points ^re forwarded t"-
day by tbo newly cstabliihcd line of
•tenmera betwoen here and Columbu«,
Kentucky.
By D, P. ELLIS,
bate Fi r. I.ivln.„ton A Co.)
IMPORTANT HALE.
As TIT.'.’•AY. Bspl. ■“ li. :*: 10* .
' ' I *. »:! .1 .'f t ! my . Li t,..,, r .
Aiiorud UriP'ir Fruit*:
HrsnSy P • l»«^ :
' .nr* VYine; • esr-i* (iingtr
The (.’ttarkr'.on Courier of the Oth an-
nounc:' a satisfactory inL-rvhw, at Co
lumbia, betw >cn G ncral* Meade ayd
Gillmore nni <jov. Perry. Tho inter
view resulted in Him partial restoration of
the civil power throughout tho State, by
th** full ami complete establishment of
civil court-, f >r the trial of all case? ex
cept tho* * nf persons of c.»l*r. The latter
a 1*0 t-* continue fur tho present und. r
cogni/.anc • ot the Provost Marshal's
courts, and tho civil c mrl* '.ro to be open-
• d under dirotti i, of tho Guvoraor, and
* ivil and municipal officars to bo jhjt-
mia«*d t<» ro-tiino their official dulifH, and
ilie^liaru** them without intorruption.
(i'*ner»! Mcado e.prc i-i himself woll
tii • *■ •ndilion <*f affair* in
• nth
Susan B. Antony las'- wook made a
Ape»*ch in t.'hicag.,, in whl' h, rL t de
nouncing tho President r.nd Party for
their ’ warfmo up-n tho n<-gr*»,' ihe *lc*
clarivl that tho )>rcj nltces r.f whites
against blacks nt y « nt r. ly unjust and
cruel, and that there i* no reason why
they should **xisl. Susan her,Ml' id so
fr*-*- from this p, i in«s» tbit «' • wi : l ta :
bone other than black nnuff, ha? adopt.* }
molaascM-colorcd sncotaclcs, an I round*
her pen.hi- with iho tl mriJi <>t u yellow
handkerchief. — Albont Journal.
10 OIL*. S>!e heath
11 ;r.T. Mule.-. V. .4
llon.*o Forniture.
ffpS 14—nI
luM botrinx
Term- t‘n
sap 1 l -: I
JUST RECEIVED
TOM liUASSlU;^.
• I • ti \'t PAI*
' tho K»
r;jur-d. Tu*
slightly
'ha AugiiMta Chronft'lr tin7 Smtinri
he lUth.an) a if undcrstmnls that emi
ts with frci'dman for tbo next year
•t Imi matin in writing. \V«* picsuim*
it refer** tti oontracta in tinorpiu.
[From tha Now Yark Herat.I, 9th.1
The Blew York Democracy Terrible
political Hallroud Huiuetv-Fp.
'i'liie is tho )*ra *»f railroad ae« i*l**nt ,
hut of all Lho*e fearful catastroph* h . i
thn Inal six moiittia, ttioru h nolhmg to
cornparo with tho terrible Miiaah tin
cauend t>y tt«o Domocrnlii! New York |
(/Vfitral Btato train the other day, at A I j,
hanv, among 'lieold party pobti. ouih and j
imV old party trumpery. The train w, ,
n'nr tho managommit of ('hint Knyin* i
ohn Richinono, amt caiiieotf «viiti iI.im v
lor*, mitwilliHlaniling iL hariul linv y*
among tbo unfortunaln vh tuii'i criMlo*
under tho locomotive, **r thrown oil tho
track, hools flying in tho air, right amt
lull. Among tho killed nnd w.iundnd nro
ttomtio Seymour and W. II. t1*'i»m I,
Thurlow Weed and Horace Greeley, tl
J. liaymnnd, Fornanrto Wood and lli. lli
ur Bon—iht shenUr-shent Ohioago tm n
agerh—and a lonit 1 iat * t tho lrin*er liphH I
of tho copperlieud and rarlical aboluion !
faction*
In other words, the late Demon «t,.- i
iStato ('onvention at Albany him until- h
cloanJob of Its work, it Iih* mulh-.l tht ,
revolution commenced with AImhIihui
Lincoln's election in IHOIami • ..nsiiinni ,
t* d with General Leo'a miirender in Ic* .
it line Hccomplishcd a complelt u. ik **t
reconstruction, and struck out on tho lii^l*
1 to Hie noxt Presidency, under th*. I
in express train
I one of the cars of the Adam
n somewhat dn
•unc.'* Washington special
President ha. ordered a ro-
. *.f the Kansas branch of thn
Pa il. It .ti t before uny Hov.-rnment
b<.tuny i* paid t. thn < ompany. This
« - ui -^hitf . •• i. l*.pl. *i in c >ns* *|i|ence
of Ihe r**cniil. wnitiii.u away of the l>ridgns
on Unit •.* * ti n of tiiu roa i.
A lari- • lii • i*. ;. ■ .v rigiiig in Liverpool,
*. : le town is Iq dangor.
,\kw uiu.».a -, rhq t. 11. —Gen. Banks
g".*? Nurti. to flay.
.In. 'a. .'uii'IG. Derby, -Congress*
mail from In liana, Intel , d* puty < oile*:l-
i i.,;
; Uhlifu.
> Ml L*
Kan gar..
body
L •
lii
•i l In* lr • .rimcii'H hull'
'tiitor llnquiiri I iibaeiw*l. ti few
. • ago. ii cominutiioatioii in your pu
proposing the name of Col. lliuos
l aa a cnutlidalo for tho Convention,
expressing n bdpu (but the I’rosi-
i. t would sign iiia pardon in time to
flor 11iin eligible. Now. with all ro
ll for the writer, I take it upon my
• ' to.say that be lubora under quite a
> . take in supj>oaing u pnrdou to be ne-
•** snry for that purpose. Nothing more
i oc4*Mi*nry than the having taken tin*
lest/ontJi ]>r<*fcri(>«'<I by the Pre.si-
■ t, which oath, together with the fact
•* being it qtmlified voter under the
Lt istitutieu and laws of till* State, an
b y stood before the ordinance ol se-
: i sion, is till that Gov. Johnson'.-* pro
* inalion requires to entitle a man to
cither uu elector or eligible.
Iho mistake into which your cones*
uleut biiH falleji is hy.no meuiia eon-
tv ed himself. It is a very prevalent
<■ 0 in tbo community. I bad fallen into
.nyeadf, nnd should probably lie even
w laboiing under if, had not an intel
out gentleman, the other day, iu eon
ising with me, branded it A* an error,
A stated that Gov. Perry, ol South
mdinn, had mi decided. This conver-
ti*»u led me. to exniuiue the matter,
id having examined it, 1 mil perfectly
s tistted that Co\. \Ui\t aud every » (her
iiun in bis situation ia qualified. \*v the
ct of having taken the annuity oath,
* be both a voter und an eligible candi-
ste at tbo election, although bis par
in bus not yet been obtained.
The question depends entirely on the
*quirements made by the President aud
y the Governor in tboir respective pr*i-
elamotions. The only part of the Gov
ernor’s proclamation bearing on the
point is in these words: ••That no per
son, at such election, shall be qualified
os an elector, or shall be eligible us a
member of such Conventi**u, unless be
shall have previously thereto tukeu and
■ubsonhed the oath of amnesty, us sot
forth in the President's proclamation of
May 2Uthi A. I>. IStio, and is a voter
qualified as prescribed by the Constitu
tion oud laws of Georgia iu force imme
diately before the 19th of January, A.
D 1661. the date of the so-called ordi-
atuics of secession. 1 '
Now, theu, turn to the President's
pruelaujation aud the Attorney Geuerol's
oircular, issusd under his instructions,
in order to carry it out, and it will be
been that per*ous falling within the ex
cepted classes must, upon applying for
a pardon, take the very sumo amnesty
oath required of others, and consequent-,
ly. aft»*r haviug taken it they are fully
qualified, under the Governor's procla
mation, both Vo vote aud be voted for
wing of Andrew Johnston. Tim
paper oraclM of the r#publu-nn * vrnji a . f J ( ’
taken all abuck. Tlio Albany dmit.-urM .,,,j,
ie pisiform, thsy say, i« orthodox, t.,,i , s
they don’t liko It ; the ticket in etralleir ’ . , ,
tli.*y aUmll, but they don't lilt* It. ami ,> , ,
they ar« sorely pu//.l«**t wnsl to
Greelev is ovidantly alarmud, ami in In , ,,'. r 1
bewilderment ho promisuii tliat hi I«-h t ttli , j
one of Hi© democratic ticket wilt bt elert \
ud by a majority approaching Lun tr.-.1 , . , ,
tlit, to which ull
lln
•d In
11.1 1
lMi.lv‘1-
1 Mt il'Ugtll I
thousand. The Times alfiu is to cliucH
over a democratic surrender, alien 1C., h
tiiond has only baen reforming h hr**lmn
columns, liko Sheridan in hU trumen
mendous rebound at thu Battle »>(' t ’edm
Cresk. The shont-per-shoni orsvn * .
Belmont, Barlow niul their Bohemia -
affect* to be wonderfully delighted, hut r.
is wonderfully ignorant ol the nioniiiiig ut
what Iika boon done and hoiv it wn
brought about. Thelioti Fernarido \Y< *>d
and Brother Ben are struck dumb- dumb
aa oysters. They only know their cop
perhead clap-trap, their "cardinal princi- 1
pies, ’their little clique of noliticnl p.*d- j|, \\ .
tilers, their go-cart and tboir stock in , \i
ir,„l.. h.vj. 1,1 born in.ul.o.l nnd ounk In '
tbo Hudson at tho overslaugh,” and.Yhcy 1.,. ......
uro mournfully dumb. When tlio.v como .1 ...,,. .
to cipher It out by the ruls of 4- 11 lit
will bo curious to soo their position. Their! j , 1 , .
"principles" having been thrown over- | .. * /' , 1 •
li.rnra, would 11 nolbo w»U totry Uir poll- 11, , ,
cy ol looking to their interests * Ye or . ,. , ' . ,
mi.v, il is now n .unitor of smnll concern win '.,‘i' i‘!"“
lhoma«Wr«. |,
Tho N«w > ork .loraocrscy, ctoai'ly »iul ] . . ,, ,
oniphiitically, have ranged their column !
on the side of Andy Johnson's admin;- p a , v (’<
trillion. Without dodging or quibbling n w-’.hi*
they recognise the extinction of slavery U-idm- i
and cndoi.o hu Southern re.-toration poll lv l - # I
rv. thu negro -uflrago «iuuelion nnd all. v . ir i . th.* -
W itli e*|Ual Aiiiidiio>i.*> ami good sense tln v (■. i i . 1 ,
ileclare thenuulvo* in favor of the re v ,},. ^ . ox ,1 i
demption of tho national debt, equal in. ■ u
taxation and the Mouroe ducthno—llim*
cojreringlfair'.y and squarely the living i-.
•U6* of tbo day. Tho duau issues of tlio
l*a*t they cast u-ddu into tho limlio of con
demned politicians. Their platform i>
eicnlleut, ami their ticket including two
generals and ouo common soldier of thn
war, cannot he beaten. Tho lender of th.*
right wing of Sherman's grand army in
Georgia aud tho Carolina* is the man t.»
lead to victory, ami the Provost Marsha!
of the glorious old Army of tho Potomac Y rl 1’
is th« man to bring up tho stragglers. I he’ 1 u , r \ "
New York democracy uot only' re ject tin* v .■ . .
t hicHgo abomination i\, H t "ihnwar is.i i
failure,'" they not only daolara ilw war a . !•' .
complote success, but they pvit tbo vVt V>- ‘ K " u ‘ Ln. >l, Ull
rlous armies of tho Union at the head of
their new departure.
What, thon, are the Now York Repub
licans callad upon to do? What can they
party
ant to ihtt city.
•
late (onvention
w » largely* at-
i v. h permanent*
n( t has. .Sumner
• t ■ ■ ST .its from
‘.‘■I. »*U
T !arg-. Ani"tn
titi-.T. F io com*
•fitertsintnent.
ryiafUCa- torily.
ittlfiums are to be cs
l<»n f*j| diseased cat'.le.
v City of Boston am
New York, arrive 1 ou
on ilieicnfc.
Tho stoMinshlp Dan's
arrived out (>n the LOlh
The s.camihip German:
York, aisivi-l *» it on the tkiih.
The bteamship Vuginia, from New
York, arrived out on the 81st. _
The sto .mship Cuba, from New Y’orU, at ihi.- tone, wlu n the best-Inlenliomid
airivei out on tin* 1st Mist. no n of ihi- section ha*l met to bury the
Th.; . !•'»m-hip Piinalaya passed Father , i*■*• >.• t ami turn twords into pruning
mn at t*Ti o’clock this morning. | i; ^s.
TlIK Tr A KM ATLANTIC CAULK. — Tho ! -
s, fr-nn t^ ieb* c,
from New
several shot, were
m 1 u>' : • Rnd !*y outsiders.
Pain • f* il .!• -i, with a bullet through
1. . 1 'uTogmorton fell wounded
;i, tl.M ih.^o. 1 *i. t harle*. Hanson, wrm
att' •.. • t-s ' to i- i^ify llm parties, received a
h- :i*J mi tho hand. Lieut. Ttirog-
ti. .Ton went to his regimental hoadq*iar-
* i J . i**.!.•: < ; id the trsg*«dy, and tho
b v * f the unl'ortunato l'aiqo was cof-
1 fin- d and -j. r it to hi* friends. The meur-
y to be regretted, especially
Atlantic Tchtgr/iph I'umpany having
sued a formal noli***! that they will not
tempt to recover the table thi*» year, I
und**rwrit r -nsi-ler this equivalent l
total bo-/*, nn*t hovo .©tiled insurances
REDUCTION OF PRICES
PHELPS & WHITESIDE’S.
the
l h** Atlantic f’i'e. i.tph (.' »mj any 1
f.rdeie.l the iiiHiitii.n tore ol a now cib
T‘. Tim* • f*ubli-l *-a a b tlei fr*.i*
Into Hi -ill t • 1 cor'f. *pon b lit - Ml ,
ing thu • ia-g"* i«LjsiUbt ( ouieduriiV
ally '
Fit an* k R
ti* *dy at Mt'
Tho M-.nlt-or p *u
1 tie Cholera*
M . Mum irur., u distinguished Fanariot
(iih I., ! *r niHi.y y, art* past ambas-ad.-r or
llm - * 1*1 iin•* I’ t**at London, where his
. t "it * !'i|)B*hnient i a and those of hi#
w • *id • tiild-en, fi.ive made him a wel- | 7» _ , . v .
, . ... ", • ... the b.-u circles . f KnglbU ' J Wm. Lily \Y u«
•/ '.il *• v i lei cool li i * a* )• I Other NonpR. Hmr 1 iiih.
SUNDRIES.
i B *1 ! .-mtereitingstatements | Wash Board**, Clothes Lin*
I'ontonipUitinp n ehango in our bu-i-
noSn ou the firf*t "f next month, we have
determined to reduce tin* prim. 4 on our
goods iu order to ‘ fleet
QUICK SALES!
We have on bund a nice assortment, of
Coat*'and Clark’s Spool Thread**. Col
ored Threads, Noodles and Pin*. Bleach
ed Homespun. Ilick**ry Stripe .
ARTICLES l'OR THE TOILET.
Luhiu'w and Pi-er'?* Perfumes, Poma
tums, Cologne, .Magnolia Wat r. Head
aud Toofb Hru.*»b«Combs, Pu;V- and
Brown Windsor und
v. u ; quh)l i
• unfav •
(Jn-lein C
i^rV * ttiat the
with the prim
'••it (list,
(ieililile
tl..* Ill
h 1*1
Il i «tat« d that . Ign
I I’ubla* In-lr.i-
Ministry of the ! ritnri -
Y-.rue di ftirbnhres ot
OH the 2Dlh, i
e, which have b*
the ambassador in llm fol
io bi* Government;
n? Dr Bmld, whoso riM'om-
. • v . rv *m ce-sfully follow-
. !i authorities on tho ocoa-
1 of cholera in U«d,
ti**? following hints Cliol-
1 !• v | .'-on which I** found
i't*l purgings of tlioeo
Tlie evacuations propa-
they mfei t, first, the bed
m* d secondly, thu water*
-liinns. Tlio p.‘»i«on rise*
•o.d !■'notrates drinking \vn-
iiicSn* tlio di-ea-o preadn
oking
Bucketrt, Bur Soa\
(
PIPES AMI TOBACCO.
(’lay, Wood. Lavu. China nnd M<
(liauiii Pipe-. FurktMli nnd ICiilleki
Milt rln
\v<
I. vuri. lv .if Mii.'bl. s,
OU0J Hooks, WnlleU n
ie CbliM, Slnte.s and
Bu**ki ih, 1 loop Skiit-.
CANDIES.
nrtir.ent -*f Stick nnd I in
OU) UOLliKUV AVHISKEV
AND THE
Ij l\ M O N R.
TO /
NAD.- . -I"'-
PoJ.UOl *
T.'Muj uvuiii:
l -'M I’ll
SALE,
()
FOP.
I
RENT,
M
• ilieriM*|
IS HU\V.N
pie
Poinr.iif -
1.* at Lob m
I lie midisiHi *
Ther
■ *’-oiiniiiriicaled hy tho ®^ r ,,
miauls on tho patients,
u at ion-. To prevent th
r (, all tlio eva< nations
•I'ely received in bftkiri»
. ant. the hand* i»f Ihe
•M t *d. -
: d* t.'Ute.l
Ma'.pne ,
difttn and tlte i Hhfnet ter.deri
ii?nation?, which tho Km-/ re
then ci.imlMiened the Duki
to r.»rm a rn*w ministry. ,
Tim vintage promises more abundanc.
th*in foramvoral yaars.
rumor of the discuv
be hurnod. T<
i an-i bodding should
proven iufection from
nitoim
sbou'd be boiled
I n plu*-e> where cln.lera
. ■ i*i -ii .....
■ hipping. Du
Berlin.
II Tim Konrie*
■t 14.IHIH f.r 1
1 '.u.iMi, wlier
Th • M rmng P (t \
seuret ntticU"* of tho ,»*«*f »t AUitro-P;u
sUn CJnv< .".Ion • t! * - i ■•© fttiperfxn* .-{
which are that A.*T:ia uhuoruk*- in ef
fect to uxi" 1 ! tho Daho >i‘ Augu* ten berg
from II
she also undertake* fe cede Il**!*t- n to
I'm ii la i* to prop to ti..* Gorn in
Diet t" guaranleu gjl the »•*"■ • (• r*
man and non (ierumn, *'f Austria.
The Danish Kigaruad hint opene-f to
censidor thu me-lifi* *»f th** i in.«titii-
nll wat©i *closels and
I " di«infooted daily, and
t’~ should be taken with
: rhea should be treated like
r » t recaution* he taken,
-e*‘ :i > diminish and di«-
i*. • ions should be pub-
,1!- *»f lb© • i’y hv means of
' < hloride of lime,
• - ? • h -? bi/infectanls —
!:.?ion of copperra or*o!
• maybe used; powdered
n-1 w\ntAgeoiisly u*»e«I.
nett great distinction by
ting tfie cholera on it» aj)-
ndon in lfkil.
III.) .1
Nati* n of Small Farmers.—An
. 1 intolligent American agricultural write?
Ikno, Aug. ’> -Ihe l.mperor . , .. ,, c
ud\ nm’i t t" Si «i,.t)ii.*i. Th.. wh--— l| ,,n a!’"' : *’l cnoarning the .small farm?
>■ inert "t ll»" Hi" (■» ran il** had risen in ; "f Sax-my :
riippoil. All th" national guard **t | Agriculturo is better developed, more
i-mpir" were r illel «> ii l.ir n* tive *au- I r t; • appood ami letter results nr** ob*
« .uh", , RXf-t. k, i-toek, '.K),0(X> ; t*,ii d in saxony than any where i have
hann'-J •l_d > P . \ i-i .■ !. In PruPMB, that is, in Mocklttn-
i hufg, Mark-Brandenburg, 1'omernni *
P n m 1 the province <>I Prussia, the
ow r.i 'l iu large budice, tho Offtatc*
!i'z (Hsj morgen.*, or about I f 1 **
but iu Sax-my the li!lor
SHOES! SHOES!!
•2f)0 CAJ.IU!
*ae* low
_>»l*t I * -lw*
V A LARGE LOT OF CHEM
MEN’S !M» 4 *r.)
W KLLs. Cl UTI -
jii a
JUST RECEIVED BY
J. W. PEASE.
T'L!
anted,
SARATOGA RESTAURANT,
WKBT SI I) IS OF UllOAO ST
NEXT DOOR To 1». I'. F.IJ.K Al’< TION H<»t ff’F,
UR STAIRS,
lORMFiv. y Dit. WiODHrt'rsort:'!
J HAVE GOOD COOKS nnd Servant*
I will -uH'ly * ii ‘ >111(1* witn tlio •" : oa .•*' i> •
tho mark* i aff* rd«, aielc- »Utd in tho best stylo,
at aay tune.
(a it boiuro >!.irtuu'.
is*liirg incnl? sent t» tboir
?*:ni tv* any I'.rlofthc
mu'
l ttl.il, I..,,- WINKS BoRS. efth©
It. ( AI.UW KI.L.
T.\ K I NU
"See N aplo
cIni
id th It | 1
TIM. P.UXToON Bill 1*0K.—
*i*l then *li»-, u*»ed to bo the
f llm enlhiiniaatio Nciipoli-
?ho c..i' ider<-*l th * privilege the
bine of hunuin tdi -. Bui mi .-err-
pnvapiirn«ed
FOR SALE.
i< thu ou
hr id l
llm
el the
tho pi
•■I* tbo bucket.'
ider
the
f th
ration an ! n
:.d naturally
• -.-l Free !<’
coin pro
• at© far
S"Ulh.*rn
1 win. h
where. . .
! think, gr.nt
; "v‘*-ap,iM «»l n
deled iln.4
lilt to
pi
If Hi*
t J
as llo
IU-
Ne
poiiulal loll, 11 till iron
ddf the Mm ol oftli'Mi foiulo-
hope** and » pi rati •*'», imd many a wcai.y
pilgrinmgo ha? been tmdortaken to rend
if. Hut ti*»w that ifii* great object of at
tiacii.'ii i' being reui-'V"*!, wo no long**
e\pe* i I ******* r.«w ii. d admiring negr.*^ . ' , ,
seated u| on the bauk? **i lli»* riser, ga/.mg • , ., |(1
wiih w r.der at t*. - to them iefnarkabb , ! ‘
lig pin
» lud Tiutm
■ r I, with
I'cori di eu- *h1.
n rttiruorced by
time »* expected
of ingenious tu'vhniiiam. Thou-
- im!« came purp**?oly to look at.it whi!„t
it ?j'ttnne*i llm Alahauin, and returned to
*lo us an opposition party, tho Dctnoi rac>
having become the Adniiiii
*dmlnUtration party
Greeley tuggosu tho adoption of ono of
the Democratic |Stat*» tickets. Why not
adopt all ? Raymond calls this new movu- u
meut a surrender to tiie Uttpublicmi-
What, then, is to hinder thorn from falling
their homes satisfied; but the stream of
visiloit has confinuttd to flow in, latterly,
with le.-* force and volumr, and we wish
it distinctly understood amongst tho"col-
. , orod folkb ia this ud m*» adjoining
v. - r■u-en *h • i'\,\v^ \ opuntioa, that it i% no longer ** ©n ©xhibi-
t i.,, u . . Mi--;- -, ... *| Cn’. ; . t ln , , t . ' Yion" at this lucatnjr. Tho knowledge
l'Ut*il! ' ‘ - * it- (“•••* a
(5 » N Kit At.
.\MMtrat V.~TtlO
10.h,*■ iV * qUUU a prolriuUgd .
i 11 c land, henco tho f.n
•dl, for tlio population is
i t. lb .fo **«•» Dr Kouii
mi t* r < f Agrieiilture for Sax-
mo ti.it, Oxcludve of forc'd,
• • ie of land for every
• t ii:o population. This one
, n.u.-t produen the food and
i ’.ii*) individual, bd-odes pro-
id; • ouuieriial purposes.
• 1 w« farmed as it is in tho
kti*. the .Saxon must starve,
y for him, ho bniinvoa
e could assist him in his ngri-
ati •, and he willingly a*
•u’i <*f science and put
pra* -i* There ia an agricul-
orn.v at Tbulatid, • another at
an experimental farm at
F< i mi i/, and balzniUDile, etc. Those
li.'.ii- have a* LMinpli'hed a vast amount
cit'd hare inmio the farmers intelli
gent, and have ma le agricultural opera**
t ou? * '.V'iem.ittc aud intelligible as
thotography.
Hint
.111*1 five mil*-.! from ' i
l* s*-e i.* a good two story
taini ng H rooo:*. v ith a
i.OLEJM,
iu
CHANGE HILLS.
I 11 ;'
FOB SALE.
O'
Il,rr. .,r,‘ „». r.
tachivt t" the pU<
I! oli-'iid an*l P*
• Pin "I llm l'"*t *
-ter. F*>
M-i in t
y furthe,
hcaitli and
i*' *•• untiy.
inierunti"
D \V1> A. ANDREWS,
• ’hunnauuggoe, Ain .
N... 7 1 j M. and ti. it. R.
send bill to i>. A. A.
Foil RENT,
iSToilU KOO.MS
FOFI SALE,
AT Tin: 01.D .- I AX I, 01
J. 13. QUEH & 13
KOI
Lpn
lif
If
I "
T. «
BY ID. 3?. ELLIQ
(Lato Kt.t.ts, I.ivivostov a 1
Hohsc aud Lot in tVynnton
AT yvvetTIOM
IP TI.T.SIHY. I ,
' / wj I ■* It hi fr> nt -ol ir- nuetioa rooiu ■ i'
u.d Ut Vry-ATSUg*;
t'SAr;; ^
Witt, I;,, 1 ' *“•*-hJ*w*5‘
_ * r notco w-i lu tr,e- ii
■ m k-iven l.t Octubtr,
[ W. 0
H. H
I Or. *
Or. T
At bn
' At It' 1
MUi
| AlBu
At fo
At J ;
Pul
FilESII -GROCERIB
j\Vh<*n
Lvtf,;
‘ "V "ffTti' • Li • tr.fr,,
M ore
n ill bt»
Kpeciul
\\ • '
kuita >U
Butler !\ulCaudles, Soap,
HAy NA CIGARS,
v'ILL
J. W
I
)v*!y ii**
no sh.
Mr. B
I
pnd lh*>
w.thin tl
t**w thu
mined
isles. 1
I*»sp ct
irapcr (
Rar.t tv
firs l ie, n
let
| in bo I-
A.
(tin., otici
IcJightftil
(iLIeuf ,
■of
Tin:
ittur? ov.-i
Fill n » J'
py peopb
fell’s bill*
^nnro it
< extcns
oulJ ati
Roald vie c
pold (;. <i<
River Xe
rrivfd nf
laiobiidgi*
| r *aglit im
Wo h ar
1*1 at
fndeavi
[lr 1.3.1 •
TlieShm
ia, Ink in
j>
forit.
Our rtve
fiiicn Sulu
but little fi
last w*. i
tin* wcat
iwvigablo
. M>
\ id I*
'
^ink? that
ftnte, ;, n d
Much tro In
• ti"t fcorii
Coi
'Dipt I oil I
• and tnf
Top aud no Tcp Buggq
STAV .- t. ■ .1 T3i38.
WHIPS AMD COLLAR
WISHING I- -I ■ • -t *!.*•!
> V II . j .. ■ .1- 1. r .
fcfid*
little 1
end tl i
The
any qua. ;* r.* t! a
g a K- m-ral uinni
I tho late re'
belt*
Into lin« and ratifying ticket and platform and tl.
by the solid vote of the Slate? The Re
publicans of Mtnnokola have refused to
endorse Andy Johnson. Will the partv
of New York venture upon this ha/.urd-
ou? experiment? Not likely. Will they
venture upon tho Minnesota issue of ne
gro suffrage? No; they daronot in New
lork* They have, Uion.no alternative
but to fall iu line with tho reconstructe*l
Democracy and their comprehensive ti k-
et, embracing soldiers and civilians, old
lino Democrats, old lino Whig?, free soil
"tf fi *
C the unite:,
nterlainod iu
*g n pp roach-
" m 1 ’ aimed
N >u;h long
\t Cor.gr*■**.
< t l *» surprised
this fad may save many of them from
making n useless pilgrimage.
[ Sivntyvmery M r .
N v v Discovery.—Ills state !, as a n*w
-* 1 ' ery, uiat wonderful effects may bo
»*~tined by watering vegetables with a
of iron. Under this
b a wui grow to noarly double
Sept 1S65-M
Wanted to Rent,
rmvo PIANOS, at once. Am lv at
1 THIS uFl
, To the Voters of Cduu
}
ll i
ig dispatch
*d at
FKARFUL bcXKK
corr««|H>nduut of tl
Statesman writes : |tiu i.a:iy adapted to this treatment.
Prof. Uuggles, of Portsmouth College, » Old nail' ‘hr wn into water, and left to
bad very narrow escape at Niagara ru.-t t -, v.... impart to it all tho neces-
Falls on Friday evonuvg. While walking J »ar> •[.lalitivs :or forcing vegetation as do-
on (ioat Island with u party of ladies,ono | scribed
of them dropped her parasol, which slid
soinu fifteen or twenty feet down the bank
of tho river. Prof. Kvggles went down Nj *R^ Testimony.—In a case where
For Sale,
at N i ao a ha.—A | lb* ui"i v. .1 H*.'iuire a much more T^OL’R very desirable ho
o Concord tN. II v. ; - tu-t». Th** pear loams to be par- * Kufaula an 1 < a** sum
. in the
rth of Eulaula, Ain. ArpI} -
onomj
Mu.iitioi
Hi. ll,. r ,ii,'
* lul l.iur <
ohis min
'•n-.-nt il.
BLACKSMITH
WHEELWRIGHT SHl
1
MM» Mill
. Mill rtt|,
">P« that ho
I
pili!.- nn.| sati
l-'tfi. Wo f,
oohj.
- . ■ . . , __ A IV.. *** III i
' ' • *' T v ' *' ipn. H |,d picked it up, !>ut on attempting t
i. N, i-t. I >. 1 * 3. -A letter turn,tho bank being Steen,and the gr
I)V*Kl>vCL
WILL sen i by mail t<» any sd Jro^.E n p in-
phlet coutainii i full instruction* for o> i-ing
am in favor of
als*». I am oppo
egardt-d this ?t w
nd the i;b..rdM.!
DemocraU. Republicans and converted
Know Nothings—averything, in not. b It
. .. to re-
-. n —...and tho ground
t llio -! tement ihat |,^ru, lost hi* fooling and fell down to the
J" ;’ i,! V'-e. I hi* is very brink of the precipice, which at this
t : • , l hnve always p^int i# eighty or ninety loot high. Hero
K‘*voronient, * h*- caught ln*fd of the roots of an upturn-
atii | the hiack to the tree, the trunk of which hang* over
theabys*. The shock c.tuiod tho tree to
yerai negry v*\*r«> charged with gam
bling. cno i f the party was called umin to
the matter. There '
besides himself, and he j
that four of tins five were guilty,but
sail amuod
Steel trap.-
mj rep.»i *«l
Hi* fli
id wn
played out Copperheads, sheut»per«shcnt
Democrats and abolition Radicals.
IM 01 have, then, a general f; t
parties in our coming November election
on the State tickets, and an election 1 v
popular acclamation iu support of Pro*!-
dent Johnson. Then, with the breaking
up ot old party lines, rings and rli.jii.
wo shall bo prepared in December to enter
upon the work of a political revolution
ana reconstruction in this corruptly g*'v
ernud and shamefully plundered metrop
Lociikakk.
i. M.- \Yo are
sliake violently, and it appeared onthe
. xbe
\ line
the fiot w itn
. are a dam for t he tine
but after ha had swfl I
tend"
t It-
i.t-nd-
nt . t
*.l Or
Mad. to Ini
K. W. Co . I '*; ,
. the N stbt lilt
id hn* b.-'-n i-ie* led
1* 1 * flier i. that friend turned right round i
and
•d 1
the flrst^
formcrlv supori
and t ! itthi.oog
to fill hi* place. — Ayy. Chronicle.
Ten *cro* of the Antietam haUle-tuld
have been purcha-cd, n*.;\r the bridge
lia. The 8tate first, and then the city. — ! where Burnside ■* trc«rr f t:gbt *o bravely,
The cause of the Union first, aud lh»u tor
Corporation reform
If th«M vims V. , The Tribun*’, \VMbliiRton ,p*ou! mjs
__ a 'vrrext (amt ol j t ig noHr that tho trial of Jeff
th«r corrrctnvw tiler* cm* uo doubt).
X kop« the people will »ct upon ,h« H >
th* approaching election, nud uot «
Davitii will immediately follow on the
final disposition of Wire- The statement
is also revived that he will be tried in
Richmond.
n« a *ito ly»r a Cct; • t ry in u hiol* to buiy
the remains ot t • n. i; who (ell in that
memorable battfa. Tne work oi interring
the remains in tie Cemetery n- new in
progress. There are some ,.<XTI or b.OOO
buried ui) the fit-id. Thus far, 2,000 bodiiis
have been identified, 1,704 by name, rogi-
ment and State, and ftfd by their reapec
tive Slates.
&Ur- i i
ladies fhri»-k"d and called f*'r help,but no
n.'SUtaruv w** at hand. A nu>Vt*m**nt on
tlio part cf Mr. Kuggle*, or a gust
wind, -ctinifil sufficient to cau?e Uie tree
tv> fall. \t th,* critical moment one of I d- ed. '/.* •..*#
the ladica took off her basque and f | ut, [
cut lhum into •'trips, got shawls and other ('» s*r* ••* j
articles of clothing from the re.-t of tho ! the Ci,.t • i h
party, tied them together,fafteneil a sUum* ,v , ,
to the rope thus formed, and let it down *' “
to Mr. Buggies, who, taking hold of ir, '
walked slowly up the bank. It wa* a ' ^Yhite mal««
moment of fearful luspease The rope j Wiiite ! rna -,
wa* kald firmly by tue ladio* ab«»Te, but ; Free c--. r L i ipale*
it might untie or break, and a fall of »* , tvmslss,
. FOR SALE, •
.r *»'.d said he was not. , rpjjp Property eompruing the -it* of TROY
ni:u.e,.iately placed upon 1 FACTORY, lj (nRe* nbove (’..lumhuf. ;•>-
. i .d i an vii led the form* j k**Gki with 1J or 1- cod Irauie buildings, iu
•ig out of the court room | eluding dwelling.' f*»r operatives, black n ith
marked that he didn’t *hu|i. staMes, *k<\ One uundred acres of land.
.1?... *U-?1 *«tcr power unrivalled and location e X «v, .|-
ingly hca’thy. A bargain can !*e had by tnuk-
Tko Xas>ht
ptaot aunoum
P«ltm and (
Cr syuju
and per
r ‘lie, would o
to ctnl,
For ^
PAIR KTNI vi i.5
i*l pumihmenb
1,0,1 accident
Jester day af lt .
a dam lie to clear ing iquuodiAto ni*nlioxii.
Boliable witness
is 1 From
‘’*nsu* report for 1900
• Augusta was as fol-
4,268
4,176
loti
hundred feet on the rocks below must be j Slaves,
the inevitable result When Mr Rug- s •* females, 1999
gles rearmed terra firms, his fair res* uer. ! _ ‘
who had shown such remsrkable presence Total, 18 493
of mind, fainted, and wus taken home in I Total population of Savannah at’same
an unconscious state. | date was 22,292.—Corutitualut.
Sept 17—*'.
JhTFBKffuN .V HAMILTON.
; WRITING I
J. W. PHASE. !
NEW SHEET MU3I1
A* Or
^rrcq t.
ct-
FOR SALE.
NORTHERN EXCHANGE AM)
U. S. CHANGE BILLS.
A LIMITED AMi.lNf f Ni.rtbcri. li
a a ohimge, in eheck- -l Kito Hundred D*J*m *
each. AlsoCnange Bills f>-rfi(«*. ten. twenty-
five and fifty cent.*.
auff 1* tt
'WATCHES VM)
11 -rhi:, mh> •(....
I), fl
‘'n.be, |
S'Ubiici,
peiSl’
It is a
I, Vh^y !
L S h *»
I*l>« •‘loan,,,,,
W. FELIX ALEXAXDF.R.
Agent fer h. M. Bru *e.
Sspt 17—lw 1QG Broad st.
wasted.
A NO 1 BREAD • -K. •
Coiambus. Sopt 17—2w
IS5*tr Fort
|5sa.ffi: