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THE WHIPPLE SCANDAL!
I 'MR, GOINS EXONERATED!
YOL. XT
COLUMBUS, GA., TUESDAY, OCTOBER -21. 1873
XO. -260.
SPAIN.
Full
Particulars and Affi
davits !
he Wife of the Preacher at Fault!
Below we publish several affidavits that
(ire handed us in regard to the Whipple
kndal, not ouly in justice to Rev. Mr.
■hippie, but to show that Mr. Goins,
^houi wo were told was the author of the
pmdal, was in no wise connected with it.
i cheerfully publish these affidavits to
t l ight a mau who has tried to shield
tfs pastor, and yet been misunderstood,
|d his efforts misconstrued :
Marshall, Lee County, Ala, \
October 18, 1878 >
|This is to certify that Mrs. Whipple
atod to me that the charges against W.
Whipple were true, in regard to the
kgro girl. She also stated that Mr.
Iliipple drank to excess. She also stated
■at if Mr. Whipple left here Bbe would
pt go with him. Lucinda Loyd.
[Sworn to and subscribed beforo me the
Bth day of October, 1878.
B. M. Smith,
Notary Public and Ex-off. J. P.
Marshall, Lee County, Ala
October 18, 1878.
This is to cortify that Mrs. Marina Whip-
,6 stated in my prssenco that Mr. W. A.
hippie was drinking too much, and that
driukiog up the money that the
till roll gave him, and that ho did not
are for his family, also, that her daugh-
er had to use her own money to pay up
Id provision bills, and if 1 did not bo-
levo it to refer to Messrs Holland & Ba
rt books. She also solicited mo to holji
mr get him (Mr. Whipple) away from
lore.
E. J. Holley
Sworn to and subscribe I before me the
8th day of October, 1878.
B. M. Smith,
Notary Public and ex. off. J. P.
Marshall, Lee Co., Ala.,
October 18, 1878.
l'bis is to certify that Mrs. Marina
Vhippie stated to mo thatW. A. Whipple,
lor husband, was guilty of fornication
with a negio girl whom they had hired at
heir house, and that was not the lirst
ime that ho was guilty of the same
ill’ence, Sho also stated that he was
juilfcy of being intoxicated the morniug
le left homo, and abused her. She fur-
her stated sho (Mrs. Whipple) would not
ive with him any longer.
Drewry Goins, [L. S.]
Sworn to and subscribed before mo the
18th day of October, 1878.
B. M. Smith, Notary Public, and
ex-officio Justice of the Peace,
Marshall, Lee County, Ala.,>
October 18, 1878. /
This is to certify that Mrs. Whipple
stated to me, about a month before those
reports were in circulation, Mrs. Whip
ple said brother Whipple should not
preich to the Browneville people another
year, for she could move him, and .she
would do so when she got ready. I asked
her if Mr. Whipple was guilty of criminal
initercou-ie with this girl. Bbe said he
wifl ; and that was not the first time he
luid been guilty for months previous.
James M. Edwards,
Sworn to and subscribed before me the
18th day of October, 1878.
B. M. Smith,
Notary Public and Ex-Off. J. P
Marshall, Lee County, Ala, \
October, 18, 1878. >
This is to certify that Mrs. Marina Whip-
pie stated to me, ns one of the committee
to wait on her (Mrs. Whipple), that she
put a ropo around the negro girl’s neck to
make her acknowledge that Mr. Whipple
had criminal intercourse with her; she
also stated that the girl denied any such
intercourse.
Mr. Whipple said to me, that as a Chris-
tian and as a Mason, that the entire aocu-
Kttion is false. I stated to Mr. Whipple,
tb&t I wus astonished to hear such reports
out you. Mr. Whipple stated that he
_ was not astonished to hear such a report
in the way that it origin ited, for my wife
•feas been a jealous womnn since wo were
arried, and I have beeu looking for such
■s this for mouths. I huve beeu trying to
Conceal my troubles for some time.
Jas. W. Howard.
Sworn to and subscribed before me tho
l*th day of October, 1878.
B. M. Smith,
Notary Public and ex-offi. J. P.
We, the undersigned, being well ac
quainted with Mr. Goins, feel it a duty
incumbent upou us to shield his oharac-
r, as we have kuowu him for yoars, and
ive always found him to bo a man of
undoubted veracity, uud one who has al
l-ways been trusted by those who know
fc.bim. In all intercourse with him wo have
ifimud him to be upright and strnight for
I ward in every ^particular. Wo further
iinore desire to stuto that we do not enter-
jfain an idea that Rev. W. A. Whipple is
Fat all guilty of tho charges brought ngainst
piiui. It S. Kendrick,
E. J. Holley,
Wm. R. Martin,
J. K. Henpuoe,
Jesse Barnes,
Jas. M. Edwards,
Drewry Goins,
Wm. M. Jones,
J. W. Pitts,
Jas. W. Howaud,
Geo. W. Crouch.
PRESBYTERIANS.
[MKEl'IMJ Ol OLD M IIOOI. FKLN-
RYTF.KIANN IX NT. LOU IN.
St. Louis, Oct. 20.—Rev. Dr. Brooks
| and his friends, who, at a meeting of tho
I Independent Old School Presbyterian
| Synod yesterday, opposed the proposition
to unite with the Southern Presbyterian
I Church, and who wero expected to secede
( and organize another Synod, held a meet
ing to-day and decided to lake uo action
| until aftor the Presbyterum* have voted
sending commissioners to the next
I meeting of the Southern General Assern-
bly.
INSFK4JKNT N<U'Al>KOX MOV1XU
AGAINST ALICANTE.
Madrid, October 20.—An Insurgent
squadron from Cartagena was sighted off
Alicante Saturday night. As part of the
troopi have been withdrawn from the
town there are fears that it will be un
able to resist in case requisition* are
made by the Insurgents. General Mar-
ciouz will probably soon retire from the
command of the Army of the North on
account of bad health.
London, October 20.—A Times Car
tagena special says: Contraras and a
majority of the Junta are aboard the In
surgent fleet which was seen off Alicante.
It is supposed the fleet was attempt
ing to escape to some point on the Afri
can cost. The report of the sinking of
the frigate Fernando El’Cathalico is con
firmed. It is believed tli it all on board
w’eie lost although it was reported at. first
that umuy took to boats. Tho sailors of
the British squadron are searching
the waters where the frigate wotit down.
Thev recovered live bodies.
FRANCE.
THE I'OI.ITM AL KITEATIOX.
Paris, Oct. 20.—Tho Bepublicans are
acting vigorously. Thiers on Saturday
spoke confidently of the result. The
Deputies of the Extremo Left meet to
day. Moderate Itepublicans on Tuesday
will piobably unite in proposing to the
Assembly that tho question of restora
tion bo referred to a committee which
will be instructed to report on ooustitu
tioual laws.
(JEN EVA.
Geneva. Oct. 20.—Bishop Mermillad,
from across the Fronch frontier, has
issued uu interdict against three cures
recently chosen by the Old Catholics of
this city, proliibing their exercise of relig
ious functions.
R EMTOlt AT tfl>N OF ROYALTY
CERTAINTY.
Paris, Oct. 20.—John Lermanin, ii
article in the jaurnal Des Dcrbatcs to-day,
regards the restoration of royalty as a
certainty.
prussiT
Vienna, October 20.—Bismarck and the
Emperor nre in closo conference to-day.
A change in tho Cabinet is announced as
probable, Bismurck reserving the Presi
dency of tho Miuistiy, vice Vou Boon.
Madame Pierre Iiyaeinthe has a son.
j SIR EDWARD THORNTON.
lie Accept* tlic Position ol Empire
Hctnceu Mexico unit Hie Flitted
State*.
Washington, October 20.—It was an
nounced several days since that the com
missioners of the United States and Mex-
can Claims Commission had selected Sir
Edward Thornton for the office of Umpire,
and that ho had accepted the charge
upon the condition of his of obtaining
the assent of his Government. This hav
ing beeu accorded, his acceptance is now
made final, and he has signed tho re
quired declaration cf office. In making
the tender of office the commissioners take
occasion to assure Sir Edward that
while they consider that any gentleman
ight bo proud of the endorsement of
the government in whose services he has
spent so many yoars of his life, their con
fidence is particularly directed to him by
tho high appreciation of his personal
worth aud intelligence. They urge his
acceptance of the trust as tending to
convince tho people and Government of
the United States and Mexico of tho sin
cere desire aud purpose of the Commis
sioners to effect a just and honorable
arbitration of the question referred to the
Commission. Sir Edward, in accepting,
acknowledges tho compliment of the
nomination, and pledges himself to a
conscientious discharge of tho duty de
volving upon him. There is hut one feel
ing, and that is of entire satisfaction as
to this choice, which is regarded us pecu
liarly happy.
YELLOW FEVER.
EIRE IN KANSAS.
LOSS ONE HI\KKLD TIIOI'K A X D%j:
DOLLARS.
FKKftNINGN.
Vermont talks of increasing its Gov-
iruor’s wages above the present rate of
$2.7.7 a day, so as to raise him nearer
equality with journeymen mechanics.
—A man who drew a revolver on three
piek-poikots who were trying to rob him,
sled for carrying
Topeka, Ks., October 20.—-The Cannon
Wealth block, occupied by Cannon Indianapolis, was
m ... . , oouceuloa weapons.
Wealth, tho newspaper Kansas Ant/cl, ; 1
tho Konsaoaft Printing Eatabliahmmit. 8. pr "p"™',,"i!X°« wise "'"Tm
\V. Crones' book bindery, Warner's hard- J. Cooked : I'm Tuckered : I'm City Soriji-
ware store, aud Dr. Tiflt s, eras burned ped ; I’m Uraphieisod ; I’m jimjammed,
thiB morniug. Doss §100,000; insur- I tousled, suspended, pluved out, financially
BUC0 §00,000.
RAILROADS.
Western Railroad of
Alabama.
533 HOURS TO NEW YORK
Not York and New Orleans Mail Line.
the worst treated and most unfortunate
cuss of the can t-pay class in tho coun
ts LN Lit A L NEWS.
try.
Ily ToU'gmph to tho KvqnnKH.]
—The Odd Fellows at Boston have sent
two thousand dollars to Memphis.
— It is said of a Wostern editor that he
is a fearful penman, tbo stylo of his baud |
beiug a cross between a twisted wiro |
clothoK-line and a Virginia worm fence.
( Ono editorial doos for sovcral days, the
—Tho Pamlico races commence Thurs- compositor deciphering it from the head I
day, 28d, owiug to the rain. j down the first day. then tail up the next, j Ariiv.
—ltev. Dr. Candlish, the famous ! and crossways on Sunday.
Scotch preacher, is dead. | —A Bangor boy is making a rumpus
—Tho defalcation of the Atlanta post I there by his wonderful magnetic powers,
office is $78,000. | By simply touching with tho tips of his
-A northeast storm wos prevailing at ^«!„ r8 i h ® j? k ?i*?**'J •
Palace Sleeping Cars Run Through from
Opelika to Lynchburg.
KEVENTEEN
DEATHS
F1IIS.
NEW YORK.
MERIOI S < 1IARGES AGAINST THE
POLICE DETECTIVES.
New York, Oct. 20.—It is said charges
have boon preferred of the most serious
character ngainst various members of the
detective squad at police head-quarters.
The principal of those charges is under
stood to be bnsed on an alleged collision
between two detectives and Geo. McDon
ald, the lately convicted forger in London.
It is alleged that McDonald was allowed
to retain a largo amount of money which
should have been seized and delivered to
Mr. Dakosta, representative of the Bank
of England in this country. McDonald,
it is said, made an affidavit embodying his
knowledge of the case, and sent it to Da-
costa, who laid the matter before the Dis
trict Attorney. A list of tho charges were
prepared by the Assistant District Attor
ney and forwarded to Police Commission
er Dureyea.
thjTstom. -
Memphis, October 20.—Tho cool pros
pect indicates frost. Mayor Johusou is
recovering. Seventeen yellow fever
deaths, three from other causes.
.SEVEN DEATHS IN SHREVEPORT.
Shreveport, October 20.—Thore wero
seven interments yesterday. Tho tele
graphers hero are nil well.
Memphis, October 20.—The streets aro
crowded with vehicles to-day, and the
sidewalks aro thronged with pedestrians.
There is now more activity than there Ivan
been for tho past month. Disease is rap
idly yielding to tho cold weather. The
mortuary report shows there were twenty
deaths from yellow fever and six from
other causes ; total tweuty-six.
SUPREME COURT.
DEFl&lOA AS TO THE VALIDITY
OF MONEY ISSI ED DYKING
THE WAR.
Washington, Oct. 20.—In the Supreme
Court of South Caroliua, Trustees vs.
State and County Treasurers, in error to
the Supreme Court, of South Carolina
was the argument of cases in tho question
whether the bills issued by the Bank of
tho State of South Caroliua, issued during
tho war, wore so fur issued in aid of tho
rebellion as to justify the county Treas
nrer in refusing to receive them in pay
ment of taxas, notwithstanding the char
ter of the Bank inado in 1802 especially
provided thoy should be so received.
Whore formorly decided tho Court was
against the validity of the bills as tonure
for taxes, with two dissonts. Tho case
waf argued by Judge McGeoth and Mr.
Boyce for tho State, aud Mr. Cham-
borlain for note holders.
OHIO ELECTION.
ALLE.VK ELECTION CONCEDED.
Columhus, October 20.—Both partios
concede Allen’s election by 0,000 to
7,000 majority. Tho Bepublicans doubt-
loss havo tho balance of tho State ticket.
Fortress Monroo yesterday.
—It has been ruining heavily in Wash
ington since Sunday evouiug.
— Bud weather postponed Andrew John
son’s serenade at Washington yesterday.
—Tho steamer Lydia Bussell, from
Liverpool for Mobile, was dismasted in
tho hurrlcauo of October 0th.
—Grant visits the Loudon County ( Ya.)
Fair, on November (5th, at the invitation
of Col. J. W. Fairfax.
—The canal boat disaster noar Yesbo-
lanks. Now York, was greatly exogerutud.
Throe boats wore suuk aud no lives lost.
—Jim Brady and Wm. Millor, noted
thieves, escaped from Sing Sing yester-
day.
—The examination of witnesses for tin*
defence in Stokes' case commenced yes
terday.
—Later advices from Yesholanks says
ton cauuI boats wero sunk, with fifteen
lives.
—Eleven hundred additional dollars
wero sent from Charleston to Memphis
yesterday, aud more goes to-day.
—A Kingston, Canada, dispatch an
nounces the otal loss of tho schooner
Cecilia Jeffrey, with 10,000, bushels of
wheat.
—Alexander Klien, whilo returning
from a wodding party intoxicated, in New
York, yesterday, deliberately shot him
self fatally.
Tho rate of discount in open market for
three-months bills, in London, yesterday,
was 8 7-1 (I per cent., or 0-1(5 below Bonk
of Euglund rate.
—James Todd <V Co.’s bagging ware
house, Main street,
burned yesterday. Le
000.
sonted, the sitter will be thrown
quite across (he room, '[’he stoutost mat)
will ho ejected from his sent as quickly
os if a young earthquake had got under
him.
— A now omnibus and horse-car check
has boon invontod in England, which not
only registers those who outer, but where
they got out. It is said to be a porfeet
toll tale. Now. if somebody will invent a
check upon bank officers, wo shall all bo
happy, says the Boston Transcript. But
tho trouble is that, within tho past few
woeks, a good many bank officers don’t
pay the least attention to checks.
THE WEATHER.
Department or War, * i
Washington, Oct. 20, 1878. » j
Probabilities.—The storm centre will
probably move northward to Si. Lawrence I
valley. For Tuesday, in tho Southern
Atlantic States, northwest winds with \
clear aud clearing weather. For the East j
Gulf States north winds with clear wonth-
MARINE f.YTKLI.D; K.XrK.
ARRIVAL* AND DEP.% RTF It ES.
City of
TRAINS I.HAVE COLl'MItUS DAILY
Atlanta, • • 10:30 a. m.
Atlanta, £»:ll) l*. m.
Montgomery, a. m , H:43 i\ u.
Arrive at Montg’y, 0:10 A.M. s M
For Selma • a. m.
Ariivo at Selma - - 1'2:!I0 i*. At.
FOR NEW YORK, DAILY.
(Time .VI hour* ami 31 minutes.)
LEAVE COLUMHUS 1 «:.*•» a. m. ARRIVE at
Opelika I'J’UIt |'. hi., ut Atlanta In p. in.,
at IVaNliiiigtini 7.20 it. in., New York 1 II ]>. in.,
via IMiilatl"lplila ami Hultililure.
4'nr* Run Tliron^h from
OjM* I i li n to Lynch hurt;.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT COLUMHUS DAILY
From Atlanta, • • - H:i*o a. m.
From Montgomery at a. m , 2:3ti t*. m.
Tho l;o» a. in. Weste
coniu'iting with train*
L mhville, Ky. ami St. I
tor \ ii'ltHhiirg at Selina.
Mat! train
.r New OrleaiiM, Molill
nii*. at Mi'iitgontery, anil
>n tin* tram Hlvi-plng
.'a Opelika to Ni w Or-
■cting with IV. A A. It.lt. ami
HACON, Agent.
Notice.
r*|>’l ]"[ 'j Tr» ti.
lvuv: v.w..-nv
STATE FAIR.
EXTRACTS
PREMIUM LIST
GEORGIA
STATE FAIR!!
ttoni e\(i>«.
October 27, 187H!
CENTRAL CITI PARK
IVT^OOTsT, GEA..
i Lent acre of olovtir hay,
r la’it a* re lucerne buy,
i I rst acre of native gin**,
r >»* i *t Mi’ie pe 1-vine bay,
r bent urn 1 of corn forage,
i largent yhilil Southern call
r beat amt largt it ilnipluy
New YoRK,*Oct. 20.—Arrived
Brooklyn andjGity of Hichtuond.
New York, Oct. 20.—Arrived: strs.
Manhattan, Gen. Barnes and Terry. Ar-
Louisvillo, was 1 rived out: sirs. City of Brussels, City of
on stock $*>0,- j Antwerp, Adriatic and Holsitu.
'File schooner L. A. Hose encountered
•Thore is an imuienso quantity of bul- . .. , , , , . .
i., m. r’, ... lll!llv .V ''eallinr. »ml l..st I., burrelH lmviils
o N
AND AVILK MONDAY.
Al^Hri, 111.till
iwr
AT CoLUMIIt H 10
FKKIUUT TRAIN,
tuhtiu MoiolayH, WeitueMilayM
iyh ut •
toy, - ...
oil Tni *'l;iy-, '1 bnixlay* atnl
HAT STORE.
Hats—Fall Styles!
For hirgi'.Ht > i«-Id uplaiot cutiou, oim ncie
l or bont * rop lot upland mIioi t htuple cot Inn
not IfriH than live bale*,
l oi best o»w Iwili* liplnml ol.oj t Hlujilo «>>lfno
laud per |hiuio1 for the Lnlu),
For b Ml bale upland long Maple motion (ntid
Joe. per pound paid for tbs bnle),
For tbo biht oil painting by a (teoigia lady,
For the 1*0*1 diNplay of ]>uintingH dtuwmgn,
••I* ., by tbo pupils of unit hcboul or i ollegc,
For tbu be«t made silk drenH, douo by a lady
"f Oeorgla in*: a drosMuaker,
Fur best made liotneHpun dtesa, dous l*v a lady
"f tloorgia uut a dresMniuker.
For best \ib ie of tapPMtry in worsted and Hot-
t*y a lady ol Georgia,
For bent fuitiisbo l baby basket and I'ompfete
net ot it) til lit clotlieM by a lady of Georgia.
Fill handsomest set of Moucbnii-iHse, glow
box and piti-eiisbioii by a l.ol, ol
Georgia,
For best balf-du/cii puiis of cotton sock*, knit
by a lady ovei titty yo.u* of Hge (in gold',
For best halfdu/eti putts ol cotton soi ks, I*<■:t
by a girl utidei t*-i» years of ago tin gold),
Koi the linen and he goat display ol female
liMinhcntlr, embtiwing needle Wor tc, am In old
knitting, • reeboting, raised wmk, etc.,
by .
d>,
sir.
Savannah, Oct. 20 Cleared : M iry G.
Ueed, Panola, Abby, Ellen, James Davis,
F. H Thayer, Annie Whiting, John G.
Wright, Louisa Wilson.
MARKETS.
TF.I.L4JK A 1*11 TO F.XQI'llt LK.
lion located iu Salt T-ake City. In cotiso
qttence of the acavcily of currency silver 1 ant ^ Homo
is selling at less than 70 cents per ounce, j Charleston, Oct. 2G. - Arrived
— It is now definitely settled that Gen. j Virginia.
F. P. Blair, Jr., has been appointed State
Superintendent of Insurance of Missouri,
and that he bus accepted.
—In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday,
at Washington, Judge Humphreys, in the
case of Jay Cooke A Co., on a petition for I
involuntary bankruptcy, »ti order of pub-
lication to absent defendants was mode. j
—A. Blunnoll is appointed Collector of !
Customs at St. Marks. Fla. : Frank II. I u '
Wicker, Collector of Customs ut Key
West ; aud A. K. Davis, Postmaster at
Macon, ^liss.
—An army of engineers report tbo
bridge over tbo Mississippi at St. Louis,
to seriously affect navigation. Thoy
recommend a canal or open cut behind
the eastern abutment of tho bridge.
They recommended that arch trusses be
hereafter prohibited in bridges over navi
gable rivers.
—A tow of thirty-live canal boats load
ed with grain broke loose from the steam
er Alida yosterday morning about eight
o’clock, near Yesbolanks, Westchester
county, Now York. It is supposed that
twouty-fivo or thirty of them wore sunk
opposite Stony Point with nil on beard.
<>'
Ll, SVOt’K OF
LLLG.WT SILK DKLKS HATS
MIL 4 LVILNNIAL!
TIIK 4Ht A V4.T.' ! I
MIL I’OLAKIN ! ! !
TIIK VIL.WA!
4’Al*S of every *lylo for Met
SILK l.M IIRLLI.AS, Ac
I lb*
J. R. JOHNSTON & CO.
New Y ork, October 20.—Tho storm did
very lit tie damage in this or neighborhood
cities, save in blowing down branches of
trees, old fences, Ac. No intelligence had
boon received at the offices of the Sandy
Hook pilots at noon to-day of auy marine
disasters, or of any considerable incon
venience to shipping resulting from tho
storm. At the telegraph offices, however,
information is given that tho wires in tho j
East and Westfjare protty generally dam-
KU-KLUX IN KENTUCKY.
AWARD OF DAMAGDM.
Louisville, October 20.—In the case of
Meaux against McKinney and others, for
some days beforo tho U. 8. Court hero,
tor an alleged Ku-klux outrage in 1808, iu
Mercor county, Ky., tho jury returned a
verdict for $.*»() dumnges for the plaintiff,
who claimed to hare suffered greatly at
the hands of ten unmasked Ku-klux who
attacked his house. Tho defendants aro
prominent citizens of Mercer county, ami
tile a bill of exceptions.
STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
MAN Y LIVEN LOST.
St. Louis, October 20.—Tho steatuor
Mary E. Poe had 20 passengers aud 800
tons of freight. Among her cargo were
76 barrels of oil, which 1 ousted, spread
ing over the surface of tho water in a
sheet »»f flame, by which many, were loom
ed after leaving the boat.
KFALCATION.
thi: money ohiiek ilehh in
ATLANTA l». 4>. A DE-
FAILTI.R.
Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 20.—Tho money
order clerk of the Atlanta Post-Oftico is a
dcfaltor for $(5,000. 11 in fathor, who is
the Postmaster, says ho will piv tho full
amount to tho government. News was
received to-day that tho clerk Pftilod from ! statement
Brunswisk, Ga., for Cuba.
—A Philadelphia husband who com
plained of his wife’s beating him, brought
into court tho other day one of the in
struments of his castigation, hat plaint
ively said that if he should bring all tho
articles Hho used for that purpose there ! demand at
would bo nothing left in tho house. Tho j Pork $1.7.
poor man nevertheless begged that his j rib sides >
amazon spouse might not lx* sent to jnil, | tierces h{:i!
and walked off with her contentedly,
when she had given $100 bail.
—Tho Orleauistu aro buying up some
of the loading Paris journals. Tho Soir.
which used to support Thiers, is in en
tirely new editorial hands, and now advo
cates the legitimate restoration. The dis
charged editors havo sued Morton, the
owner of the paper and a London capital
ist, for wrongful dismissal. Edmond
About’s journal, tho X/Xt/i Sitclr, is now
an Orleans organ, and a like change is
predicted of two other popular journals.
—The Liberty, Md., J tanner says : Vie
understand (hat our county court last ,
week decided a point that particularly in- ordinary •»,
ten-Bts tho miclioncar. (ho l.id.l-r ami tho i “T Y'A "!,'!?
person making the sale. Tho
New York, Oat. 2G. - Gold opened at
84*. Stocks (pilot, very little doing, at
nominal prices. Gold Kxcffimgo--
long 0i»; short, no price given. Money
7. Governments dull. Stuto bonds quiet,
nothing doing.
('otton weak, kuIoh 718: uplsiids lt*i,
Orleans 17^.
Futures opened as follows : October
Ki.JaKijj; Nov. 1(5j; Due. KI .*»-1G; *lrtu. 1(5^.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheut quiet | will
and firm. Corn quiet, without decided ,
change. Pork dull and nominal, new 1
$17.7.7. Lxrd quiet, old st tun
Liverpool, October 20—Evouiug.—
Cotton n shade firmer; uplands (Jr j 4’l«v
10011884; Rules 11,000—b*r specula!iunnnd
export 2,000; sales include 7,200 Atueri- |
con. Sales of uphuxls, basis low mid- 1
tilings, deliverable in Nov. din
SEEDS.
AGRICULTURAL
1 It in-.** t anil 111 1 * 1 iiinti'lii'd <IkiiI*I<i t
r >•'>.*( Ht:illi'*ti Mill* tm ut' tii* i.l
r b**it hliin!** 111 til**,
i Is'Hl u,il. h
r Ih’.-C Lull.
1 litut Mi.w \vitli |*l^*,
u lmsf*il iiiiH llm**t 1 .11 ".tiun .*1
l»’*l IuimImI ..111 inli |»*fut(
1 •- -1 lltiy Mt.ilk* ot miq.u .
DEPOT. Km
CiU Rlimit Sir
fills iiml MiiiTiiiii'n
•*iin mnl Smlt ol nil Kinds
I 1»* *t |ll ••HIM \ »‘J huI SC
1 >M*Ht Al.Jfi IU 1 )’ Imll.
1 ' I>< ion Lull
• mill (<r«*.*. Si-fils.
HI 4.1I I A ;
I.HKts good ordinarv
moderate
Hacked.
s{, clear
Eard —
i ii*h, for
' l\»i thn t.i*t1 f
holktlad «1 to.
sl.cj led II
should**!’
•b ur siilcK
round lots. Whiskey quiet h!>.
(T.v<:innati, October 20. Elmir quiot
at $(» 1)0«7 10: belt! at $7 8S.i7 10. (’orn
steady at .70. J’oik quid $11 2.7. Pro
visions quiet; lard quiet; old steam Hj;
kettle 7£. Bacon steady; shoulders 7j-aK;
clear rib 7, 1 ; clear 7i. Wliisky dull and
drooping at 00.
London, Oct. 20. Erie fill.
Lalor. — Eric 8'JjJ.
Later.—Erie 88.U
Paris, Oct. 20.- Rentes .781'. 80c.
Baltimore, October 20. Cotton dull ;
middlings 1(5J; low middlings I.7U strict ;
gross receipts 8(51 : |
continent ko; sains j
stock 80(5.
dull
TURNIP SEED!
TURNIP SEED!
At Moffett's Drug Store.
4 1 Bftoin M UEEl, ('<
1 rush *l sing!,’ Di'iill sli.'l
HILITARY company.
I»**nt Hullfl vuluiitcer mllitAiy.o:
Copartnership.
Wli
Til OR M
ROME.
TIIK JKMI'ITN TO Ri: LNFLLLF.D.
Home, Oot. 20.—The Genoral of tho
Society of Jesuits was to-day officially no
tified by tho Government that their order
must immediately vacate the premises
now occupied by them in this city.
this: A farm was knocked down ton , Savannah, October 2o.-—Co
bidder, who afterwards refused to comply ' and depressed : middlings Ifcji
with the terms because no ono bul the ecipts P27G; exports constwisa I
auctioneer bid ngainst him. Tho case ; 18.*; slock 11, J.
was taken into court. The actionoor was j Skw Yobk, Oct. 2G. Net ree
witness, testified that tho purchaser’s ; ginss <5,;{'.i'.>.
correct, and tho court do- | Cottou dull: sabs 1,1-1, at !•;
dared the sale a fraudulent one and not
valid. 'L’ho subst
in plain words, that
Taylor Cotton Bins.
■! W
11 A V K ON II A
/ill 7
i of this decision i
1 auctioneer has no
property on n bidder
Philadelphia, Oct.
middlings 17{; gross n
ClI AUI.KSTON, Oct.
Idling* 1.7*|; not
right to
simply to make a good sate.
A Pennsylvania lady has a most roman
tic atnl ingenious way of managing the
gentleman so happy as to bn her husband.
Exusperated by her persistent conversa
tion, ho ungalluntly boxed her ears, the
other day. The wretched woman cast
but ono lingering reproachful glance upon
her lord and fled, simply observing as she
deported that the briny deep should wash middlings 1
away tho insult. Leaving behind her j gross 112 ; sjiIoh
$7,000 1
For Sale.
V <'|>U:MR1.S ROM '
dull:
20.- -Lotion
coiptH .572.
0. -('otton quiet;
ipts 11.71; exports
KA4 Lft.
urn/. ON*—*tn<
ch— Georgia i
l'UBHi: rimKR—
Troll inn llnrici—n to tti«
iioutu, laiitl Ibrco in fly
coastwiso 1170; sales 2(KI; stock Ifi,37.".
NYilmington, Oct.
middlings 1.7',: net
Boston, October 2G
>. - Lotto
ceipts 2
T. S. SPEAR, AGEN'J
for JJ 011-Elcctro Plating,
rilJIK boat Hftirje i-ver ilit i ...lu^.l t.v i.:«■. |0 le
. 1 (j
CONVENTION.
ML LYING OF TIIK NATIONAL URL
4'ONVKXTTON IN BALTI.MOKK.
Baltimore, October 20.—The Natioual
tJonvontiou of tho chiefs of the Fire De
partment convened. Fifty-eight deli-
gslos present. The chief cities wore repre
sented. A permanent organization was
effected with John T. Dowrell, of Boston,
as President and eighteen Yice-Presi-
tlents, and Hill, of Homo, Ga., a* (-•
ponding Heel alary Chief.
everything most dear to her—tho home
of her married life, full of beautiful and
cherished memories—this heart-broken
woman rushed frantically to the canal,
and, with ono parting sigh, threw in a
large stone with a mighty splusb. Thou
she went and hid herself in the bushes
and giggled, whilo her husband and twen
ty other men hurried up, with horror de
picted on their countenances, ami wildly
dragged the canal for her body. When
tho injured womnn became convinced
that tho wretch had suffered enough, slu*
Monti.1, October 20.—Codon quiet;
middlings 10c., low middlings 1.7', good
ordinary 111 ; net receipts 1802 hides : •
exports coastwise 201 : sales 200 : stock !
Galveston, October 20. —Cotton, do-I
uiand light; good ordinary I I {; ordinary
12(; net receipts 7(5(1; sales 180; stock 10,- j
New Orleans, Oct. 20 Cotton quiet ; ;
middlings 17}; low middlings 1G^: strict !
good ordinary 1.7$; net receipts 2,042;
ClIlTUKM hiltb.
AUSTIN & KLI.IH,
Genorel Commission M.orohantB
MAVii.wx'avi.ix,
it II ll It i tIK llo|’H««—OJ,»<
I Ol NO I.AIIIIU I ION*.
.* ut ahi{,instil to
p Llverj**M I.
•M.***.* K|.(*ibj.
appeared from behind the bushes and lud 2,218; exports to the ooutioent l,
him homo a resigned and willing victim. 1 • 0; sides 1 ,.*00, mostly Saturday after
—Milwaukee has decided to arrest and hl,M ^ •■8,4.Li.
punish parties who drive over and kill Norfolk, Oct. 20. Cotton steady
I pedciitriaiiH, and perhaps other cities may middlings 1.7;}; net receipt
Attention for Ten Days I
i 1‘oKCJo.v <A tin* UsO-hM, Jrwny, ■>
A Olo.k* .ova »*. 1- ••’Mi'. »"•>
j adopt a aimilar plan
4'5'i : atock
low
8.MR-4; Sides
T. 8. ril*K.\K, A jvt.
UU * S* win*; NDtchirs
4 L'f.iivl Street, (Juii.iui c
;, 5 y
oils of Uotmr it*
• <1 .*r umnuCa,
'i liir-t
Kutrit-* t</ mmU' ut tl.s Au^iut (.'ouvctitiuii it.
Allien*.
At tii’l*** i.-titributu.) i.. ihv Cuont) Kxli.l iiion*
■i.n iiIho . in(.. lo t >i q.etill. n«Hiiuiii« i. M.o I 1 ’
10iuu* List ; !or iimuiuie, * farmer m*> .niti ihut**
to lit - l.xhlbltioil of lli.- . *.uut) .« I,’ if |t*.;,k,l
C**ri4, mu '.heri eater it, lu*lm Im'.ly, fir |*r*--
itil'ita I4rt. uugvb»i)<j<it*i
Too near day to sleep, Duncan. I I lodge, and his own horse and an Iudian ' bo empty forever. Duuca
w ,11 go and lie by the horsoa, uud you, I | pony, which ho led, were laden down with for you in tho land of etenj
