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The Whole Case In a Nut-Shell. If Grant and Colfax are elected, all the la test indications from the so-called reconstruct ed States are, that in less than thirty days, Skandt Waui Democratic Meeting i ants- -Spcct-li from Son. B. H, ' Cord t om Mr. L. h. Levy. . . cmber i — A1 |i meeting, %1J Hfi ; dast Are^ hy itotf. B.\tft «ill, dttcnti ) of th" Democratic J mentions iss iec at sL-.he Lon. H/; said that Grant was nothing, Sey- fc , &iF «6fau5g\ :l » vLitruments-v yTUe one A NEW SENSATiOI* re Democrat- 'A correspondent of the Cmcinuati Enquirer wHte& to that ]>ap^- i from Brooksville^Hjr., piderCfetober^l^ as ffiMWrie J i A wonderful phenomenon : has recffiitiy iuafclhi'i*r i hB>afcanne on .TWatyrtffik.i imij i»Ho ia i*tty. Rfifl Cowntry.; this moment. Read the dispute The Radical experiment of tbdfee people byla-civil adminii snltrpf aboiTv jCoBsarfiorft latter. Thefi tion will be fc “And what ifi'CRTim: M ... . . ;.;:V 6 00 ir¥rO>'!> lOY-UU-H, IV - ! v -. SCK as Tlir.ot Y,e sd-irsf.:,- i to tUo prt-- Aromatic Arabian Gums Fragrant,' Brilliant nnd Permanent. WITHOUT A. RIVAL FOR OIFE© FURNITURE. i > is for Democrats to i ■> bet her free government t r.! * * ldilive orfi^vttrbe- i chances for election better idicals build all their panic in Democratic •on; rate would come square * Seymour would' be elected liion vindicated. tred; administra- tion is not backed up by bayonets and batte- UlfrUlSioifeo^o&y JntUnS^iir&iosknurrf be punished, and order must be preserved, no matter who is President,'and no matter Row soldiers are employed, nor how much money it may .cost the taxpayer. . Wo grant that ’ assffiwbi&tion = is -a horrible -crime, and one to be punished; and we grant, ‘also, that law and order mnst be preserved, no matter tig Am» £*per ftAndlslicd . a mo ill. l.Av.i their’ tmlcx» prunyitty at- . titling the 4'mowtU tortiUe ttm#- de- piiin ffincc&j&Mnul usdena by positive Brooksville, was returning home from the southern: portion ' of the Cotiiityy wiifl»e he had beien buying some crape of iobecOQ, and. b«ng belated was riding *loag : amroad,jwhen suddenly he beheld> most frightful object in the middle of the road, immediately in front of him. I -frill give you description of it as IlieaaiiitJSifcimliaUpte-a: iG. ni *bot1: “The object was about six feet in height, and walked upright. The face was at primes Sat of a man; veify pale, With curls of ‘flame JfU^ig overhis &hOtMeis; eyes of snlptinraa blue, changing; constantly fin. Rizp. one mo;- so c.( ntainic^ iuapo^taat ntn H. i Wo cnanot undertake ;iu*. .oosid. jAh, General, the same thing.waa 80 Bay Str* WOULD INFORM THE WJSDfgSl jldi ril Iscrs. inra inrt-d lines of ot jj^jj_oity, uoi *,: i.-.it m a card supporting Sey-’ inont.-i -He says: “ i have reliable informa tion from all sections of the country from my people, *aid thfey, %s ’-iltolald? ire faUS^Ha for Seymour and Blair.” j He assures the Democratic party that, he will use all honorable means to place, tit the head of our once free and independent nation the man who will defend the constitu tion and give justice to *11.: But what American wants the sort of “ or der" that‘“reigned in Warsaw,” after Rossis private opinion istiwfaliftwill be - whatwiU be the result? Cpn ( y*n^MLtoj»tlqpto^agmTOtoiB States similar to those adopted ii m.-nt large as a tin sSouthem- Ireland of these Soathem States, with an reusing and living off the of the Soufhare disfran- ] sable to make Radical ust as sure as we are per- resident class, an governments that are neither in harmony with the will of the people, nor administered other a sword that seemed to be about four feet in length. Itslower ex- : tremit)’ was that of a horse, with legs well proportioned, and hoofs as those of a horse. ■ i Its tail, which was about three feet in length, l solid sheet of BY telegraph THE MORHIlfG NEWS. ! GUE, PE Cotton ai with reference to their welfiire and happi- ness? » Apart from the shameless injustice of . the thing, however, the question which every-la- boring man, and every tax-payer here has to WWmffetflii •• Will it pay ? ” wasof flame. Ito breath was a l fire, which vibrated with the hearings of its breast, like: the pendulum of a clock. It was -32 PERMANENT AXLE GREASE. the Northern Democracy, we will kill it at the North. The Radical leaders know this, and self-preservation , will compel them to adopt 'harsh measures for the' South. Despotism here will eventually reset upon the 1 North. J free while the other half is in a state of vas- ;< „ ”, t ' ' ~ to feel the same tyranny which we are*'now feeling, _ . _ North, and. it is merely a matter of time fon its occurrence. . Revolution at the North; makes ns the arbiters, and then tht? Radical, party will not only he exterminated, but the. South”—here the General paused. . “But the South J.” I queried. “ Will be an independent republic.” And after a short pause he went on: “I may. not live to see the day, hilt you may. Jeff! Davis truly said that although our cause was lost, the principles for which we fonght can never die. If moderate counsels had prevailed after the War ended, we would have had a lasting Union, but onr great idea of republican gov ernment would have triumphed in the end. Extremists have,.prevailed and will continue to prevail for some years to come. Captain, we have a long and dreary prospeet befOre us; but I believe things will come out right after all. But when freedom comes again there will be two governments instead of one. In their effort to prevent jhe possible chance of a Southern confederacy, the Northern Appeal of the Disfranchised Irish of the South to their Irish Fellow-Citlzoifl of the North. • ™ * h»_*_ ▼ IFeQoiD-counlrymeii of the North ! To you who were bom on the same soil; o you who, like ourselves, are natives of Op- ask^himlelf is, • • Will it pay ? ” Will it pay to keep up a standing army of a quarter of a million; of - men to. govern these States . that would govern .themselves, if only the Radical party will let them,' without costing us a dollar?' Will it pay to have these ten States con tinued as military satrapies—not as free, self- governing States of the American \Tuidii, but -merely to furnish offices and sinecures for certainly the most frightful bbject I ever be held: It walked .off to the side of the road, and then vanishefL When it disappeared I immpdmtttlv nut suuxs to iuv horse and eal- | loped by the spbt wliereT had seen it When : I arrived at the Bumnrit of the hill, about two hundred yards off, I ldBkedback and saw the object ih-the-same spot where I first beheld it. I stopped my horse and watched it for a moment; it walked over to the left ride erf the road, and mounted a rail fence that stood Saturday’* ^Dispatches. The sew Orleans'l?oUee Trouble, jteOsamJra. P cb ' before the injunction Court was f — One-half of this country cannot long remain salage. When* the Northern people are made j*--< ,i — Ayranny which we are!now II be a revolution at the:* ." i Revolution at the North; makes us the arbiters, and then thtj Radical. LYON BROS., COMMISSION MERGHASTS^ 75 Smith’s Wharf, Baltimare> Mtl. * T >ber 31.—East evening, from the Fifth District, " . — j served on the.Mayor, he h*d ap-. ~ intri Robert Diamond Chief of Police, jrith instructions t rae oni a ?“<> u - Xheji instructions Xhis evening- (' Sa( tin* marchnnts General Rousseau, ,1 tisitei the club-rooms of - tje dnb which has been mi He troubles with the countable feeling i of (he death and wo iressed, .drown-trodden and sorrow-stricken Ireland.- J ’ - ' 1 1 Fellow-Irishmen, to.you we appeal, in this mr 1 3iiy of drstress -'and trial,' of- oppression nnd misrule.^ Like, you of the North, we were once citizehs of the United States: we -i to demand the office, and wandnto in case of refusal. -1 he has complied with, j-l they intend to f, appoint a itaitendent on the recommendation of^ imorchanta and*un*srwrit&s? B ’ A a. i by. request, .ffist night, is of the “Innocents, ost «rcgninentin' eepirid^ia which exists on account unable VvtJitJ UULc LlULClIb Ul UlC .-FUivcU QUIWjP,; »>C had a share in the election of the men who administered the government and of those who made the laws. We were recognized as an integral part of the body politic, and the. most honored and respected of our fellow- countrymen were elected to positions of trust, *ws*sfcfau*a i “- •-* We are nolonger citizens.. . ... ... We have been deprived*of our right to vote, and in many places have beeu driven from the polls. -FI 1 •' 1 The Radical registrars have refused to en- rer our names on the registration lists. 11 Thousands and tens of thousands of our fellow-countrymen in the Southern States - have thus been disfranchised, while every ne gro who presents himself is admitted to the to procure an honest livelihood at home? If it will not pay, then by. all means go to wort anil help elect Seymour and Blair, who will carry oil-the Government, Sonth as well as North, without force, without standing armies-and without enormous additions to the national debt, which these armies neces- ritate: ($2,000 per annum for each soldier.) (TWt#,;- even now, before the election, the condition of society "in South Carolina Under the Radical regime is such as to compel the jaeoinns to call on the Government at Wash ington to place i the State under martial law. South .Carolina* lffiiud, - one of toe States to which ‘ ‘civil government” has recently been granted, and winch was supposed to be doing well enough, to get on without soldiery. The only fruits of that civil government ’thus far are assaults, riots, rapes, murders, collision COMMISSION MERCHANTS Bay Street, (SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. OSS?. (hi members. .In, From McKean’s Island, SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN. PER TON 2.000 POUNDS, GASH: Pricest Ssvsnnsh.'/. J.'.'..;W At Augusts..,. 35 WBLCOX/rtlBBS & CO’S MANIPULATED GUANO l A mixture of PHCENTX and' Kor 1 PEP.rvr.U* imiSff ssi ulili li !■. mrTirr T" T-T ~ ;HS ilOfi SUCCESSFUL MANURE to use. PER TON 2,‘bOO POUNDS. CASH: Rate of interest and warned them that responsibility for all out- ra^eiand disorders in "New Orleans was laid c n baihquldet^J«sd#hathelooked to them to keep the peace, and to encourage others to dothe same. He said he felt it his duty to Milthsm that the lawniust be observed, and tht every man who had the right to vote, Bull tote unmolested off election day. Gen. Ijoiuaau was enthusiastically received. The olttbs pledged themselves to obey his wishes dgfln.lhe present troubles. The presence ofi Kr -anited States uniforms are always COTTON BUYERS of races, fill threatening to end in a reign of terror and-general ai&rchy;*- - ' - As of South Carolina, so of Louisiana, nnd of most other Southern States. The news we have been publishing from New Orleans, the few days past, shows hdw utterly itflpbssihle it is for the Radicals to maintain civil admin istration. Their newspapers here, andfthair stump speakers, are as conscious of that feet as we are, and hence, they are dealing in ‘ courseof arfew weeks longer, re driving away, the carpet- will be brought to account i till after the election, and ; e whole land with bayonets, ‘be done even now, but for feet* it would have on their ‘ —AND— m feneral ^dni’sn Merckan^s, SAVANNAH. GEORGIA. Office corner Bay and Lincoln afreets, np stain, have received a vote less than Grant will. I repeat that the progress 'of this revolution carr not be checked or hurried on by any particular man. God knows I sincerely wish that the prcfepfccf Wi brighter, but to me at least it is vayj dark. ’; I The conversatfofi wen turned. to various topics, until i refercfice. .was made to ex- Governor Joseph E. Brown, when General Cobb said: “Do yon remember, Captain, that while I was in command of the troops below Griffin Fearing lert the regularly elected white Magistrates in the several counties would not violate the-'law and their oaths of office in the attempt to enforce his illegal order in relation to the three ballot-boxes at each county rite, the “ Express agent ” has appointed and com missioned a number of negroes in the lower Districts as Notaries Public, with the power of Justices of the Peace. These new negro ex-officio Justices are directed to open the ille gal boxes as directed by the “BuRock’s " or der. But the “ agent ” will find a fly in the Rad ical lock.. The Ordinaries in the several coun ties ore. yary generally, white, lay(-abiding citizens, and, as Bullock sent the commis sions of biff negro officials to them, with di bag civil officers wq shall ^over * Tuna WGhfngtiiu. ►ton, October 3L—Butler’s motion j the suit against him iu Baltimore, k of his Congressional privilege,’Was- nd the trial will 'proceed. The nuployes who' tesigfi are alioweii a Eve of ubteneavrith pay; others on: list wlio persist-in their efforts, to their places, w01. be summarily diff- Commission Merchants for if the it vnaiypany geu* mm. mi.-M.uoi years, they will disfranchise you, Irishmen of the-*Northern States, as they. bave diafran-. cliised us, Irishmen of the Southern States. To you wo are noip earnestly, anxiously, , eagerly looking foo.political redemption \ Save us, by your votes, from negro ffupre- macy! . . Save VLB, by your votes, from the" rale o$>th4* bayonet! Bear it in mind that every Irishmau . who votes with the Radical; party, votes for our enemies. ... We entreat you by all yon hold most dear * not to be misled by so-called Irishmen in your midst—traitors who have, sold outto onr po litical enemies and yours, renegades who have accepted the ever-ready bribe for the advo* cacy of a policy that has madens ahens in the land of our adoption, and subjected us in this country to all the injustice and outrages in flicted upon in the land of our birth, down trodden and oppressed Ireland. Restore to ns, through your honest, manly,-.; honorable, unbought, suffrages, the ; rights ,of citizenship —those rights of ^hfeh we have been deprived, that we might be d^grade^ for holding on ataHtt-fr four years. But, no matter how Radical demagogues or. Radical newspapera , may : reaso%or argua-, there are the fects, reader, staring you in the face, and you may judge for yourself! The election-of Grant means theenrse of military goVerdment for these- ten ’Southern States, •the costnf which—several hundred millions pm annum—must be borne by the labor and industry of the country, that are already grouhdTo the dust by Radical robbery and A if uto j government to the hands of a party under whose administration the nation always had peace,"prosperity, and plenty, we shall hear no more of those horrible assassinations at ‘change. The debt Gmnt, by ordeT of the President, issues an order calling the attention of persons engaged ia the naval and ‘ military service, to'the laws htidding their interference in elections. Gov. Bullock, of Georgia, is here* lathe case of Tyler versusDefrees, to re cover possession of property sq\4 Un4 el con- $scaqag laws, court confirmed Defrees in poeeession during Tyler’s life. The opinion vas delivered by Judge Carter. The case was heard by a full bench. There is a heavy rain and high wind- Tiie revenue for.the fiscal year, to date, is Commission Merchants, NO. 4 HARRIS’ BLOCK, BAT STREET, SAVANNAH, ’GEORGIA. R. A. WALL General Commission PAPER, PAPER STOCK. WASTE, MOSS, &* P articular attention Pi RENTS of PRODUCE or ME? JONES’ UPPER RANGE, BA River side, between Whitaker ani to administer to him the : oath of office and deliver his commission. If he does the Courts will be called upon to decide whether, under the Atlanta Constitution, negroes are eligible to office. This will place Joe Brown in a close predicament. He has frequently' said that they are not eligible, and it he so decides he must cut-looee -from -his Radical friends..7.We-trnsttari.wiU.be compelled ro make the decision. —Augusta Chronide. A cilauce for tilt Radical Bloatfccl Bond- fifty millions. It is denied, that Evarts has given any opinion regarding double diatilled whisky. touutriitic Speecb from Sevrard—-He Shows the Cloven Foot. Aubdbn, N. Y., October 3k—Secretary Sew ard addressed a large meetiug to-day. He defended President Johnson’s policy, and dis approved the course of the Badical par^f- He would not take the sword, or put it into toother’s hands to undo what had been done, #Ten if unnecessary or unwise. He though!; distrust of the Democrats, felt by a large portion of the people, ought to be respected. He says he confides in th© Republican party, Who saved the Union and abolished slavery; ted believes the wrongs and Bufferings we now enuure, uy uie of negro rule and negro domination. Remember that every vote you give to the Badical candidates is a vote given to keep us in political bondage,.and to subject onr faun- that opposition to Irishmen, because they were Irishmen, received ito Seath-blow from Henry AT Wise m Yirginia, Alexander H. it for a governin' TRY ONE BOTTLE OF GASTRIXEI AS AMORNINO TONIC THE PREPARATION HAB NO EQUAL. Sashes, T31iiid.s '" atfa Doors, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, Painter’s and Glazfert Tools, Mixed Paints OF AT.T, COLORS AND SHADES. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, GLAZ ING, Ac., No. 6 Wbitalrer St:, Corner of Bay Lane. To. Jfonied Afep—Efcctfou.qf Seuomur and Blair: r lamnowreadyto.wagOT‘One-JIilion Dol- laiB cosh oil the result of the November elec- tion, aatelldws: “ iJ ' r : '' Two hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars that Grant will not receive a majority of the electoral votes of the United States, or a ma jority of the votes cast by the people., - Two Hundred and Eifty Tbouaau4 Dollars that Indiana, and Pennsylvania will in No- yeiqber go for Seymour and Blair. .. Two Hundred and* Fifty, Thousand Dollars that New Aork^ State will go for Seymour, Fifly Thonsand Doll»re that Seymour aud Blair will be elected Jfee^- (toutpnd Vice President of ffie United States. be,semi from 10 a. m. until 4 p. m., from thia date Qptebay 28th, at my Drug Store, As to in General, as follows Atlanta, Gft., Oct. 27th, 1868. J dc Garrard, Attorneys at Lqw, CHBIS. &TUBPHT. CHAS. CLABE. *' Murphy & Clark, House,’ Sign, Ship and Steam boat Painters. Gilding, Graining, Marbling, Glazing, political inferiors of the negro. \ ote against the party that ia now making of the bouth another oppressed and down-trodden Ire- jtjWe are ffW s8 of 4^ Messrs. Moses Columbus, Gu. Gentlemen : The MajonGener^l AOtnipand- ing directs me to -8M ;^U nB&¥ 3 UP™' el J of the 33d lust; that tho civil authority iu the State of Georgia, the witnesses Betts and- Marshall- referred-io in your communication, being fearfnl of ,Ahen personal safety if they remained m the State, were furnished transportation to the North. Betts left the train on ‘ the ' Oningfe and Alex auder Railroad some ; two I stations isodtn ol Culpeper, VirgigifH tJfertW 1 ! en listed man, in the United States servjcp, re of tire Democrats would delay the restoration of peace and _ .. to Gov. Curtin, of ex-Gov. Joel Barker; of New Jersey ; ex-Gov-W. H. Minor, of Connecti cut f Hon: D. S: Barnes, of New York ; Wm. Weightmon, firm of Powers & Weightman, Philadelphia ; and a» te. dispoeition and abil ity to the leading Druggists and Publishers in the United States. H. T. Helmbold, New York. where he has ‘since been- d There is no information tera where theso men tan neither are under military I 'am, very re^ec Your obediii Millinery and Fancy Goo< Bad foe Bomba.—Lhormn* propose, <t Dial dfebos^.; 'A' tu'ce 'Httte arrahgement was’ broken upliy the Spanish revolutionists, un doubtedly to the disgust of the'entire Bour bon family. It has leaked out that when the OX&ifig*-' of - Naples ^married bis • brother, Prince Girgenti,-to the daughter of Queen Isabella, it was a port of the contract that her’Spanish Majesty should aid his Neapol- MfcfWTftHjeety with tidrty-ttouaandttroqps to place him on his throne. The Spanish army -was to land on the Sicilian coast, join tnal-f BOOTS AND SHO e Advocate, i' of criminal i such a pro- TJje nfilitary /</ anxious to H. <3r. EUWE, Wholesale Liquor Dealer, Agent for Bininger, AglO—ly WEST SIDE alABKET SQUABI u and the Celt; Bill crowd the and “Boapho*. rood time coin- ^^•ffieTeutoq.theAU; to the number ,af tho decks of the “Golden rus,” and • “ Marmora,’ ing, if these steamers Now merchants, of the Sonth, we hope to h ^att C r^&Wtification to leam; thatlflie'South > Carolina Kailroad.Uotn- pafijr.-int. Neoeo Hiohwaxmxn—Yesterday evening, *rtere decoyed from the nmdni with the reactioni claim Francis IL, Emmanuel. : The Emperor of Austr scheme. But jus everything was pr and the young be of the * •Small- SSftTuSJ EESSTEES, ECEMAN & CO. ith the scheme rfion, and will use (M jjs inffiii aR well money in reatr hem were arrested; ’ is .‘'thought* can be ISte' nufober OT r<*>- cs vast ; Chat we are to have r a - r-.-i; it mirtffiiwiwiir yimfl m rho lived at Silver Run, Russell tA9,4Bi-taAf amPffiiaMMgffi » v ffifeie party,' while riding from his mill to a help her"with 80,000 troops old throne. The situation n. mally harrowing to the discrowned Bourbons, and a damper to the honeymoon of Girgenti and wife.' A grief-stricken fether in Iowa had the body 1# life tt£e daughter, who had died and’ been .buried in his absence, exhumed tiiathe might take a last look at her loTed face. The body was found turned: upon its face in fee /-nffiiy- will* hntli little hands clutched in the hair—evidently buried aliye. * :— One of the effects of the. revolution, ia Spato may be. the cutting off of $4,000,000 in. gold ecclesiasticel 4qes seat annually to Borne. w«-» ~ Datt< » Brtfrosftywjmjepleted^Stfr*: " a -. yesterday, and a train which ran through “°in Selma to Rome, in tweive houra. brougnt two ^rs loaded with cotton, one for Boston ted one for Phihulelphia. HflfeeBMaa^ Contra dieted. Selma, Ala., NoveinberJL—Ike report of ri °ts and disturbances in Tuscaloosa and otter points m this^State. telegraphed North irgia the counsel for e’application; and the ry authorities, after ia of -the murderers, bt eveu’requiring of .thelate “prisouers reply is' that the : turned tt|em loose them bonds, and I hands udou\thrift! harshly McBiyde in the lumber business, 'fhb mur derer t*a** pot yet peon 4isOO¥erad, and tho af fair seems io'IVe wrapt in mystery. We hope everyeffort will be made fo ferret out the per petrator of this chirk, bloody crime, and that -ha may receive •Speedy' justice. No'doubt this bloody deed is the legitimate result , of thhbeautiful Reeonsfructiori they are endur ing in that State. “Let us have peace.”—Co- Iambus. Enguirer- f Southern Ba? Manufacturer M. P. BEAUFORT, Exchange Wharf, -\f.ANUFACTURER OF SAILS. TENTS. AWNINGS. IyL bags; Car coters, hose, dray ccvkss. FLAGS, etc., and SALT, FLOUR aad GRAIN SACKS. -SS-IXOUR SACKS neatly stamped. TARPAULINS :V *»Ie or hire. - : ’ V C F sep!9 ■ fra hred k* braver ha.l its rise ilg’+liV Ally followers'of yNjblniflection,” or any long theBnpita, towards strongest aversion. Jitrti ought to be well gov- Presidents in the field. Fd onr Whole com fy outraged by this muhity, have been' guj mockery of justice—tl escape’Of murderers or would be tod mild au expression.