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M r f T»T«UN( Afaau • JAMBS L. CALHOU*. Tuftkftgftft» Ala. r.itwwBa—*,. Hoiwe8«<iaaaec“”*i ' a. B. ouwuj. WoUkM*. O*l«tko™ <J«. Pt -.r i J. L. ChJffiTwooitotook. (J*. J. a. Galdwbll. Boneville, G*. ATKiKt kBiUUUH, Tbcmcoti, Gft. * U. 0. tlAmx.roM, IMCca. u*. i.rxFKXMA uuti*. Lezlnftoii. Ua. wHPMMhx. Point Piter. .'ittAsMBS&Mfrim*" H J vJianEU&ft* u r r SB Geo. Lumpkin, Stephens, Ga. '“USESEffi 81 ' luiun Moon, SlMrton, Qt. U.UnirWnMUaN (X. . MUIsdrevtUs, OK Off IN ii< Xar«u of HubMMpdoB ■ Z>’A. ItiXl ' cunt BOB THE DAILY. .' v#c , cMia. 1. I-aa- WWW AKKU*: 1 v Stogie de©*.... :*«.9 i ft# ThneCovIia * • 00 " *** ~ •*" - •* -•* — ,16 00 I MONTHS t U. 1 W IRw^ - 4 00 r- ::J « FlfUr »4 00 On#HundredCtapteft,81*Months P0 “ MWj imi jwnffltfrali f|ft|l|I|ljijljl|I|! iiinTiiiiiiimiii i\m\m UftH •t||[3;|3.|f|IjS|lj§;|l **ftpnfiT>r ineerUoi^ mix MORNUM* EDITION _e\ .....Jt'O* TH. j — M»ft do on© baa any serious «p»fib*n- ajOQS Of JQ* fnpOiat i1!atn»l>an/ioa * I bare with particular reference to the time fti.en the offenses tveie committed, bill us most, it notdl, the convictions were for conspiracies vriiicb art oon- tinning crimes, I t&ke it for granted that , .tbs parties oonvioted were found guilty either of entering into eonspireoies after —— - . __ tjie pas^sgo Of the sot, or participation pisiform Adop««tb, tu. J.AmmiMa , ltef thatUmoin conspiracies previously rn —Sub xxuv.uUon amus- formed, udis Atlanta op, tt>. BUM. Aif.ii, I am duly sensible of the snfferings * r tS. TTr * f f 'Bf'sfluedd by tho imprisonment of the , , d , mfa m.i . -•• Stem* upon whore behalf you appeal 1. Resolved, that the Government of I^™5' en 1 5£> the United Statea is one formed buip- “™ a “ ““ ^ ATS rateSSates; that it faeseof hmitefrpow- *?“ e “ ‘bo P** 4 *®* **.!? ““ *? era, delegated by the States for specific «»«" ll “‘ r . «“"<?• W 1‘‘ I * "*" d purpoeeA and objects set forth in the for the administration of the lam, reoom- SonslSuwn; and-tnat-it. poeseases.of mead them, a* you desire, for uu mdia- • fwflfTo drlgi'aaT or inherent power “’J?"?* 1 ® P“ don - , . whatever Contrary to your opinion, well in- £ Resolved, That the Union estab- persons mAhose localities iislied.br .ha Oonatitatiou is a Union «f th ® Ku-Kiux organizations are. said to SfeasaasssaisfiB sgjattWS indectrnotibility of .the Btatas-of their « ‘be punishment of lawlessness/And rights end of their equality with each other—is an indispensable part of this , and therefore, the per il 01 the Union in its integrity l upon the preeervation of the Itc^iTin their psMical integrity; the lAtaoh («,< ! - -ovemment’’ with t Government of the United States being then n Federal Bepublio, and not a coBsoH- T*?> dation of the whole people into oner Nation,. ^ ^ ,e “subjection ^Sli of tbe'militAiy to the oivil aatnority,” and “the security of the privilege of the writ of habeas aorput," in timevrf- m^rnoOTe wetbTg oMm inhabitants by such mean© * a» the judg ment of its ovrn people may prescribe are reserved, secured and guaranteed un der th© (institution of the United States fflfjBBsjrssstfr tntionel obligation upon the part ol the Fedora) Government" ot any kind -wh»t- ^ur on^^utrary.' tbe F^eral JC5- .&o0**dent i8 «mdr © tehrrm (bnstiiur tional obiig'jUion not to into'fern in the*' matters in any way; and when it does* t it becomes a usurper of power, an oppres- sipe tyrant and an enemy to the liberties the country. l fS a a iodoee,” $0 ceuu perLue for the flr«i oeertion; 10 «ent# for e*ch aubeequeut lnaortton. AdTertlaemeuta icaertod (hr## time# a week, 18 pkr oont off the table ratoa above; twice a week, 26 per off Cb# table iwUc. AdvertUemenU for Fire Compaolea sad Gharcbe#, half the aaual public Dlacuaaftow at Doaglaavllle. Mr. H. K. Snaokleford, of this oily, will meet P. F. Smith, Esq., of Nawnan, Georgia, in a joint puhlio politiool dis cussion of the questions ot the jay, at PougJasvi)le, UongliB cqunty, on,Tues day next, October 1st. Mr. Shackleford will speak in behalf of the principles of Jedersonjan .Democracy as opposed by GreelCy end Brown and tbo Cinoinnati- •BsBimore Convention A THE KD-Kblll PHtSOSBBS ASD BB. STEPHENS’ PETITtOtt IS THEin BEHALF OfiCB MORE. >. • Tne Attorney Utatul'. Rtply. Pronrietor. of Um Octurtltattoo. ' H.HXn.1 SMITH. Kuun. Of Tin AlhnU " - Hon. Dawson A. waHcer;s r APPOXDOrTMmrTS. H ON. DAW80N A. WALKER, Republican candL date fer Governor, will addreaa tbo people up* •Utheteanee now beforotbe country attberollqMr Uf times and place* to*wit: Thursday. Sept 12 Greensboro’, Gfeene county. Saturday, Sept. 14 Athens, Clarke county. Monday. Sept 16 •...Jefferson Jackson county. Tuesday, Sept. 11....HanlelavUla, Madison county. Wednesday- Sopt la. ..HartweU, Uartcounty. . Xboriday, Sept 19... .CamsavlUa. Frank Ms county. Friday. 8epL Homer, Banks county. * Saturday. Sept. 21. .Ciarkesvill#, Habersham county. Monday, Sept- 23 .Cleveland, White comity. 26.. Dawson vii , Dawson eounij Wednesday, Oai 2d..Sprint Hon. Jam#* M* Smith la join in discussion at aanb-abd manta with tdtafrances of a **' ■ ten of tune>t teach of them Maff Place, Murray county, respect fully Invited to 1 all of tt Hon. Amos T. Akerman’s APPOINTMENTS. HON. AMOH T. AKT3UMAN Will address the people in support ot OS!JkJSTT d) WltsSCLKT At the fbDofflng timea sod placss. to wit: Friday. September 1», 8 o’clock p m, Augusta, Rich anoi t county. flutmway, Sept: 14,12 m. Waynesboro, Barks Co. Monday, Sept. 10,3 p ni, Savannah, Chatham Co. Wednesday. Sept. 18, IT m.Th-nnasvllle, Thomas Co. Friday, Sent. 20,1J in, Albany, Dotmhorty Co. Batarday.Mpt. 21. 12 m. Americua, Buiater Co. Monday, Sept 23,12 os, Oglethorpe. Macon Co. Tuesday. Sept 24, 12 m. Fort Valley, Huusto# Qi»- Wednesday. Sept. 28, H p m, Colhinbua, Muscogee Thursday, Sept. 26. 8 p m, Macon, Bibb Oo. Friday, 8spt. rr. 12 m, Forsyth, Monroe Co. Saturday, Sept 28,12 m, BameoyiDe. Pike Co. Monday, Sept 80,12 m, GriAo. Spalding Oo. Twseday, Oet 1,12 m, McDenongb, Henry Co. Wednesday, Oct 2,12 m, Jonesboro, Clayton Co. Hon. W. T. Wofford and Hon. Henry L. Banning the Greeley Electors for the State st Large, are rea peci f ally In sited to join In di sou sal on at each hod an of these appointments, with assurances of r ” ' and equitable dlviaioh of time at each of them, sratt-dftw-td TO THE ME11CHANT8 OF ATLANTA The Atlantic & Gulf FHHUaHT T.rwTB Via Savannah, Ga. JJEG,LJtATE TO .ANNOUNCE TO THE1B PA- trues and frtewda that their BaMd AbdClassificaUons ahaQ always ba as low M hy compettag Rase, and any ’-Special Clrmlars" or «*Lsttsra, M tamed by other routes, giving lower retea than at present ad vertised, win be promptly met hy corresponding *- Auctions on the Atlantic k Gulf Freight Line. MorfhanWvMtlng V«r York Win emumtt theirin- tsrOete by calling on O. D. OWENS, General Agent of — iy, before maling FrdSten> W© have jnsfc now (Tuesday morniDg, the 24th September,) received \>J. mail Sfotetily af Mr. ’arttort*j> OMiiral'Wib liauiB, to the Petition of Mr. Stepbeftt' referred to above; and which was pnb- liehodiB^HB Stop on ( ^e ( Mf^Unt; vritii) Mich commente as we deemed pro per to make-before receiving this reply. We, thereiore, basten_ to give this re ; pty to our readers. It will - be found tn another column on this page. What caused the delay in tiw trans mission of this paper, we cannot im agine. By Postmark, it was duly mailed at Washington,D- 0., on the 17th inst., and ought to have reached us by ( the 19th or 20th, at fartherost. We have now no time to comment opon the AttOrnev General’s reply to onr appeal, further than to say, that it does not appear to us from pnr lusty perusal of it, that he in any way, denies, or attempts to controvert wbot we stated to be onr understanding of the facts of the ease, in the strong view we prsknted to the President. ..... Tile Attorney-General nays ho has "nel examvud Uit oases with partieular refer- swa to the time.when the offenses were com- taised,". As., bat argues that the- parties were st least constructively guilty. On that point. we waived all disoossioa, in our letter ib the President. Ws here leave thissnbjeetforth*pres ent, hoping that upon a furthor review of the whole matter, Executive clemency will -yet be extended to these tinfor lunate sufferers. A, H» Reply of the Atloraey Osesral tetta, Pr- tltloa ol Hon. Xl.iooS.r II. SUpBsa., A1SKHMI to IB, Pnoldonl, *,B. Ing the Pardon of th, Kn-Klus Prisoners. Department of Justice, Washington, September Iff, 1872. Alexander H. Stephens, Esq., Crawford- ride, Oa.: 8m—I have received yonr letter of the 6th oltime.oddsevcd- te the President, and by him referrod to me, in which yon ask that a pardon may be granted to •'ail of those prisoners now suffering in peni tent!,riea under sentence of courts iq sevend States of ths Union for violation of the set of Congress generally known as the Kn-Klox Act, or tor violation of the Enforcement Aots of Congress under prosecutions founded upon tho last- named Act." You represent that yoo nre “not ac quainted in the slightest degree crime. Sometime xfnoe the attention of the President wtn, nailed to those prisoners from the Southern States confined in the Albany Penitentiary, and’h reliable offi cer was forthwith dispatched to examine their cases, and his report thereor IB- SOBS reSpeete, favorable ; but as good As?<hef Sst fact , known, certain journals circuli ‘ -heaffi that tbs apt* pbjs0 of the President's notion was to influence votes in the approach* tog- election, a,d-mors than itohmated that Kn-Klox outrages hsreaftef would go nnwhiped of justioe. I can assnre yon that the Aots of Con gress in question, impose upon the Pre sident an unpleasant doty, and ssw which he weald, if consistent with his official obligations, gladly avoid, ana I know it wpoTdaffi>al hie, great sslis foot tin if the Ku-Klnx and other similar associations would disband.Ibsmnelves, and, instead of cultivating the passions of hatred and revenge, .cultivate pespe, and good feel ing among alt Classes of the coma city. I, sm .happy to learn, a» I de front various Bournes, that crimes by the Ku- Elux are less flagrant than heretofore; in consequence of which there is s mowing feeling af security among peaoeable citi zens; and this improved condition of things I think is due to a proper enforce ment of tho law, and while I am bound to ssy thotso long oa these crimes continue, the offender, wil\ be proseon- ted with all possible promptitude end vigor, I have no hesitation in adding that when the President is satisfied thst the danger from Kn-Klux violence has ceased, and that saeh unlawful associa tions have been abandoned, ha Will be rea dy to exercise Executive olemeney in all eases in the most liberal manner.— The eases of those who are hr prison will be examined in dne time, and to suoh as arc found to- have boon the ignorant dupes and victim* of designing men, as is alleged to' be true in some cases, it is probable that a pardon wifi be gkinted; but the charge that some of these con victs have been gnilty of ahocking bu- bnrities, and in some instances murdo, Tenders lV neowtory to make a'separate investigation and decision in snob oaae. Very respectfully, T ‘ Geo. H. Wcluams, ■j Ajtqrfltftfl<&<tal. t CoringUfe program of the fair, a grand ball will be given flftthe Floral Hall, to whlhh dime Wifi &AAany gnests from all the anrronnding towns and oitics In deed, preparations an being made for a grand Oeoaaion, between five and seven thousand spectators being expeoted. ■ r ,t HEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE. Letter from Iron Hoc. <. Nnw Orleans, Sept. 20, 1872. To the Editors qf The Atlanta Sun t Gentlemen: it is some time sinoel bare written- to yon from ‘‘4ie qneen city.” I have not been dead, which hae been affirmed of come Using and immor tal issues, bnt only observing the oourae of events—s simple lookeruHf in VsnhK. Had I entered into the conflict pf our multiform parties, my epitaph aright, bj- this time have been written, bnt I have kept out of the maelstrom which has en- nlfed some, and am atiU floating on the lank under ms. Let me, s, oongratnlat*. you and tb*DemeoreS> party of Georgia, always “nnterrifled”in the wont Hme, aqd yonr noble isader, Atsmmiler H. Stephens, on ths manly and oozuristent course (which, in theae troublesome days, you hate pur sued. Toe voioe has reaohed my eare Georgia, ‘ •• iment of imi "Don’t gitg waHW even in Louisiana. There is a streak of light here'in the East. Them has been wbatis called “ a fdilbn of parties ” in Loniimnai jDem- oerata, Reformers, Liberals red coins. BsonbUesns have recently joined bands red nre determined to make g.lpng poll, Strong pall, and a poll altogether. We 1 late a mixed ticket for Stats offit Democratic candidate for Governor who holds UOUt&NAv Th, Catted State, RtaDMr. fa *eil»a. will AddreM th. New Oiletai ef me Mexleag Re|MB- Nsw Oblsans, Be»ta«ber te—The Chamber of Commerce having invited Mr. Nelson to address the meeting of their Board on the mearii of pr< commercial relations between Mexioe and the United States, lie has eooepted the invitation, And Wifi probably repeat his speech in other biUea, Mr. Skillton ba^ entered Upon! Ws .dh- tfea as Ooisdi-General of tne United State*; it Mpxtoo. Tba Bepiblie i* tranquil Negotiation* for therebjnU sion of Gen. Dias eonUnoe. and are likely to auooeed. Two'- new journal, will shortly be pnblfahed, whieh will au & Santk Anna for the Preafdenoy The BoaeneraS Railroad projeot m- eta with universal favor, and it i* thought Coagreas, on Eeaawmbhng, will grant the neeeeiary oonerestotri. ■ ' ♦ , ——> ms- - - ■< - : MEXICO. Th, Called Slataa MlaUtar ,ha> 1 lorn*, thlag to da. City on Mexico, Sept lfftb, via Ha- vaDna,-Sept.48d,—The authoritie* have released Thiele, who was oonfined in Ohiapos., Tbtele is not an American, bnt a naturalized Mexican, red Wl* engagad id the Farfirlo Dims Revolution. Mr. Yfelson, )he United Btatei Minis ter, wjk° >* Investigating the ossa of Thiele, demanded proof of bis American citizenship, bat non* wax furnished. Therep^rt that .Minister Nelson bed ’bqv I© ease of several Amarioana in trouble are4»rounoed untrue . fe* makipg'these qbarger. kd* on eral lv adyeniurerv, sod nnenntled to Nelson hkkMnvwred (from his recent illnesq snfl Trtihff JSgaged in arranging the affairs of th* -mixed Commission, >eni66ralie oandidate for Attorney-Oen- eral, who is at once eloquent, able and' reliable; and a Democratic candidate fox State Superintendent of Education, who is not bnly an aooomplished scholar; bnt i rat txatoed in tba orthodox wohool of Thomas Jefferson, and (what you will own is one of his highest recommenda tions,) reads, he tells me, the Atlanta Sun every day of bis life, and ooutd 4a readily dispense with hie tea, his bread and his batter, as with yonr uhoompro mising journal. The telegraph is morn rapid than, the mail, and yon will have assn, erg I this missive reaches yoa,. the astounding news of on unsuccessful gams j net played on the politiool obere-boazd to refoln- tionize the government of this Sttte, and give HmHwefrBkthe oioeadanoy. The unprifljpMed WMRbQth (to give the devil Ahm one) outgeneraled Belial, Mulock/aRd theyegtol h&orew, on this oocasieh, refrain fltatt tteathes again Ivahboe mains of his wife; whieh wifi be taken to Indiana tor final interment. Prominent among the oounty induitri- el organizations-<of the State, is the Greene County Agricultural and Mechan- itSakSqoidty. * Sitnatsfl in (Aodf (life most flourishing agricultural districts, u; the State, it promises bi becomo largely in- strumenta(in pmmqting /ha.interests of agriculture'. In July last,' in response to a liberal proposition from the enterpris ing citizens and' farmers of Union Point and vicinity, Mr. T. P. Janes, Presi dent, Agreed to locate the Fair’s of the Society st that place for toe next suoceed- rag five years! Th mtUa^jisaraaawy, 1 *. a. la vaoy. B l rtnrmui LAWSON fc riTZPATMICJ^ Attorneys at Law. V ,4Ja T“ ‘ C ATOM TOM, OA* W01 pveettee 1b the Oc&Blree Circuit an<l Bn pmut Court. Prompt attention glvan to Collection ©£. Tbe Junior rtten, by permlaalon. to Hon. A H. ©tephene, Hon. P. B. BobtnaeB. Hon. A. Beeeel Hteu L ©tefbeee eetU-lm vftf Greene County Fair. CAYHOWT Asalnat tba Parneatlaai ot l|. ChareB la Garmany. Italy aad uaat.mala, \ G» Sunday evening, tlib fOtfr iA., s very large mass meeting of Gatholioe took plooe in Now Orleans, following the. example of those of London and other, cities in tbe world, to protest sgainsttbe oppressions of the Church in Germany, Italy and Guatemala. The meeting is spoken of being a moat earnest one, where the entire audience was filled With genuine enthusiasm. Addresses were delivered by some seven or eight speakers. JcDar J. M. Aunow, of Brunswick, is a candidate tor State Senator from the 4th Distriot; and Col. Wm. Barkaloo, of the some plooe, is a candidate for Rep resentative from Glynn oounty. TELEGKAPH NEWS with the nature or character of the charges btougfat against them, nor with the facts upon whica the con viction of a single one of them was founded.” . Tour application seems to be based chit&j upon an Impression that all tbe convictions rut upon proeeoutions for ofleoaes committed before the passage ol the Ku-Klnx Act; to which you subjoin, •s additional considerations, that asm* of the parties are old and infirm and Lave suffering families, together with an opinion that the purposes of the Gov ernment have been aooomplished, and he conditions ot tbe contract were that tba citizens of Union Point and vi cinity; should .furnish, gratuitously, grftuddk and" tfoldings, and mate othor necessary preparations for a large exhibi tion, and pay the premium list of the 8ociety; in fine, to fnrnish to (he Agri cultural and Mechanical Society a com plete outfit for a first oloss Fair, free of use. — compliance with the terms of this oontrsot, the eUizentof IJuipp.I’pintand vicinity have selected grounds for the Fair, and are industriously engaged in im proving them every day. The gronnds are beautifully located in a shady park he railroad depot, and contain abpnt v twenty acfe*.. Wj(klU .th* enclo sure will be oonalruoted a splendid oc tagonal Floral Hall, a Grand Stand, and any number of stalls, booths, Ac. A gra ded and well located arena ho* bean about completed for the exhibition of fast bones and horses in harness. A bold stream rims through tbe park, and ve learn it is tbe purpose of the direotors to oonvtrt its waten into reveral lakes. Thognudl art otherwise. w«U supplied with both springs and well of the pureat water. -Iud*sd, tk* grei&d* Art well ar ranged, and planned most skillfully, and one seldom finds a Oounty Fair groand embodying more beauty and eonveni- U The farmen with thoirTofiofnii nndet the advice and direction of Meson. P. W. Printop, L. D. Carlton. .J. B. Hw(, B. D. Carlton and J. B. Knox, have done nearly oil the work themself**, red from present indications, we feel assured they wjU.be o unifloently rewarded lur their enterprise end industry. Their first grand annual fair wHJ begin Wednesday, Oct. 9tb, end continue three day*. It fa understood that Geo, John B Gordon will-deliver tne onreAl *d dress to the Society on Thursday, There will be a brilliant tournament, in which young men from all the adjoining conn- tiea will partiripMo. It i* further the purpoee the young men of the connty to have a splendid pigeon shooting, match, in which a valuable premium will be offered. By the New York Associated Press. ._._..!T0l •k >I&-7*. i >; clear' rib side* 1 ..... T .aerntr a(W; k*gi*d |cr round lot*; ordsitot* f ;y firm at 90c. .stair* I ‘ WIlmUomK Sept as.—Spirits Tur. Dentine firm 2M/Berin W'Tbx-te OO for, low Net lp*4 60 far low No. 2; •0 68 for pale. Gkade Tarpon Une , steady at 88 26 for bant) 86 00 fasyhh low dip. Virgin tar stoadyiai 88 1ft. ... ROSBT SIARMET. Special Notice ntseiae Beootlm. rroM ttamMOiMol bus bam laWforaMdiae rapUaMAbr a'oouraa id that nMI bsaiAeiat st tf vagina huba BaMnMi'a Wngra* Sttfre. Bach, at Ua*!. 1. ia« EMianoe wa ara «OMp«Ued la <U4w from tba Mathmnr ei fiboaaaada alsafaoas laatfia* 11 VA ,.n FRANCE. (Hraaa Kramilaa, , Paeis, September BA—GmAral Man to ut ell Commander of the German trap pa now in Fnsoe, and the French authori ties have agreed tnat the evacuation of the departments of' Marts -red Haul Merue shell oommenoe October 15th. ENGLAND. .8101.' "! l **w- i '' Fffacu mf IIm Ui|b Prlc# of Cools London, Sept 94. —The' aflviiriee in tbe prioe of coal hie e insed reineresae la the lixpeases of rnitnfbg the I^xnCa- sbire cotton milts to suoh an extent that it bee been deoided to reduce the num ber of bourn of tabor in therh. whllo tbe present high prioe je maintained. MARKET KEPOKTB. ST TXLXOIUFH TO THN XILiNTA uilLI *DN COTTON MARKET. Livebpool, Evening—Sept 24.—Cot ton unchanged;-idles not .quoted; mid dling Orleans for Ootober red November 94. Yarns red fabrics doll with* down- ard tendency. New YoEi,Sept. 24,-Ootton netrooeipU to-day 186: grom-4,118; sales to-di for fatnre delivery imonnted to 17,9< boles at the following prioes to-wit: Sep tember 18i@18( , Ootober 17 16-16 ago* ______ oouffa lad ta rBuu opantextelte ’ ti4. UEinrttilS MqSikt#4iob#on titelf ffUM#. - >= • ijliD* » f l< ‘ 1 v ' Dr. Slaimout’ Uret- Befnlstu. - ■' iii“r. —rrrni v-nfm r pbaat, Salad MB Mwob-ISR. . , , , ; , -I aocaslotuny aaa, wb»n mr aririUUa remlrw IX DE SUHtONN-LITRE RWPLXTOE uVdjfoOe .easts, U MrillAariHalM AattMlriflbiemilil B0*T« tba altaamu >ol otaur inambHaw wBMqyra. «al(Hwra’M>mare>a*' •*A*albmB abMIy to SM aaaefUMs.SMgl trH«nSv«se4sratartvaMa4M|*a. M#©v V#ft#m mi# BooHnM AnMn ©■# piguim, aafavartMrMUMr *owa04 pMollatha reda«,' tt4iiipiid'fflh©li(lNlWlt •q©*i©kt#rit*ltfc### •aMonatatOtlrrimUB* as*■artriNe.-eeA Matt ibaanMnatrom Maa totOirmess*.for- tba dcaaaAforlllaUutbTaiaadasaaAMWeMborte- bie oathtMIylaMspI,Oblo,sad^rbaaaaarinnu Immanaai aod waoranr tBaaipwal -aSBAMmna m form* of dlMUA u lm almofli um88MD jm© itehl ©£ MteOVMd toole AQl Wow tS GatoreeMgA-Wtort- . UlinrAffH . w . e-—-t *» '■rffy'©#'# re! . r . r i ntaaMaa Foist TWflftflTAt. OIBOL& m##l88l—ptiffn or teak Aboffft 20 ##tm la w©oO, Ijtaff Mrtlv )UmiMo(Uk#oorf#nttOQ#4tiH towm#(WM <mn oVtela • tergdn mToomtr 5Bt> ffrpMtegt*** OT2h5,. ... ftMlA. ▲jut urn* ffliklnff U Mfobaift VY^HINQTON., Grant MaMa* a Brill Vlltt to WuX- lagtoa. Washington, Sept. 24.—The Presi dent's family will return. Friday. NEW YORK. Tlift I* Committee of ieveatjr” hold _ Coftftdl ef War—D«fr»«d#re — Gruff •at bla way Home. New York, September 24. — 4t k raoering-of tk» “Committee'<* SmeBty” held to-dey, it woe deoided to coutinne the ooanuttSLs as at present odriMtnted. No general plan of the campaign fox the coming elpctions was adopted; bat it woe tho-general opinion of membera present that tbe qaeetion of the national Cannae snonld not be allowed to interfere with local polities. Thoe. Oonnioghtm, who is charged with defrauding the State of UiMiuppi Jby means of forged warrants, wet at- amined to-day, and remanded to prison till Friday, when e number of legal points which have arisen will be discussed. The President arrived In this city from Long Branch to-day; and after visiting, tbe Republican Headquarters* started for Washington this afternoon. CUBA. ft •ales 3,640;] uplands 18|; Orleans 19; Galveston, Sept 94.—Got ton, weak; rood ordinary 16i@16|; net receipts ,029 sstss mr, stock 12,418. New Oblbans, Sept 24.—Cotton In good demand; good ordinary 17*; low middlings 17|; middlings. 18*; net re ceipts 4,299; gross 4,954; sales 2,200; stock 82,768. Wilmwoton, Sept 24.— Cotton — Middlings nom inally 16*; nst reoeipte 492; exports ooestwise 891; sides 10; stock 46. Phomdelwii*, Sept. 24.—Cotton quiet; MlddlingB 18*. i , 1 (ft. w AnansTA, Sept 24.—Co'ton doll; mid-, dlinga 16*e; set reeeipt* 668 bates; soles 601. BostoA, Sept. 24.—Colton dull; mid dlings 19; net receipts none: grow 2,825; exports to Greet Britain 61; SAlee 200; ■took 5,600. Memfihs, Sept 24^-OoUon active— middlings 17J@17|; reoeipte 268) ship- menU 698; stoK 2,899. BalitmoSS, September 2A—Cotton- middlings toil gross receipts 224; ex ports ooestwise 72; soles to-dsy 470— Lut evening 290; stock.1,640. Nobpolk, Sept 2A—Cotton- low mid dlings 17*; net reweipte 168; exports ooestwise 637; soles 80; stoat 1,971. Ghablbron, Sept 2A—Cotton fli ordinary 16A16*; hood' 16*; low middlings 16*; i 16*; net receipts 290; gross 2,! 600; stock 13,668. BavArttlM’ September ' 24. — Cotton id; middling* 7 net rocsipta 646. Mobile'September 24.—Cotton firm; low middlings 17*; middlings 18® 18*; net reoeipte 1,081: exports ooestwise 982; sales 700; stock ASM. Valuable Lauds far Sale. , Amu eu ta rrvs mmn LAND wtuu ONE MILE OW . . anto* esorgia BanfeaSTSoelal tit tvTWTmtillT traiiTTlni. mil tend* DaMr itteft erewSTlmSS iSSrftte tead tor tfttemntU tkftIteJfov«ftB©«r, 10TB* AddJv*o D2KLA.LB BSTVOlaDS, MplMAftte tJtefrlOIrglftsO©. CITY QUARTERLY uad Registration T ax Persons who hare neglected to p*y their Quarterly Sales and get their Busi ness Lioense, are notified that % A Love Clerk of Council, Ha* Issued Executions Against them lot ths UMgEred bos placed them in my hand* for ooHeotlon. Yoa will oon at my offioa and pay A* onoe, or I shall proceed to make tbe mo ney by levy red sole. Jo. 8. Smith, Pep. It^ds Otitetor. Office At City HaIL Office hpurs from 8* to 12 m. Sept. 23,18711 ragM-un oct f A Home Wanted. A NT oo. hivl nr a D«a! HoiM M CMaato Ivs -SrifsififfiLaaaiyKsnyati!; DBjTjUBsissEM *. cTlGmiVJMeUMBeasf ■•awoeohrepsert, an* HAFIMT AND 0XUSV FBATFS ASTBiL 0EL DEPOT, OnwferdriMl ObtadF CLOlBBId, moil aait.'T u . .,tu;iQ .’-f BODnMixl) ;q .8 ,o»?) —»!Uw ■JREWfft' tl jiiig** a lot ieml T.'.:i r d bwlrtto J X OOEMROrtoEVUHt:TIMI<. bnad farlhftb ntllofSLI vtee; tt^A'^Lk' MMrftMvtpiaffF <if«kaAM-‘ MANC0CX .WH M„: II tal HP- »- *> i^boo .ad oa. of ths moat vGastss M*M4Mms'Is tAa Btftte,fclnr «te*wMh#Ttewtftfttewflft th« invMtmftat, m It 4ft«ft ©ot th* Mtliriljftil 'to ©ftaifteolta fThttpnss^ft smjg/df \ flpwft^ SM Bftftftnliili© •****!». ; -IS oft© tA..urt. or mpff tr --,-.1 ilimi d i i sAereftri MlkMpuf aid S*' J » Tba Spaal.B ASb.rmU C.aiplala-TB. •H.4IIHB Cblac.” «Bow. Vl|hl Havana, Sept 24.—TheVooe deCnba zap* it cannot oontemplate calmly the outrages heaped open the uuoonditional loyalists of Porto Bico. It makes the blood boil to se*bbw the Spanish parly there have been mad* victims, fq* wont of proper support. The Vooe also attacks the appointment of Peralto as Spanish MinisV-r to Yen- Baffin While the police were eogaged in reg- iifesing ju tbe barracks, tbe Obioeae who are employed to dean the oity, a fight occurred, daring which one Chinaman was killed and a number wounded.— There are oontradiotory aoeounta j4 the origin of the disturbance in circulation; bat the trial of tbe police and Chinese engaged, is now in progioaa, and Mill riniv which U to blame. RHODE I8LANO. The Pioneer ©old. Psotidenoe Sept. 24—The Marshal has sold the Caban vestel, Pioneer, for $48,000. raoDucic market. Sr. Loom, Sept. 24.—i a* 15(0*16. Floor steady, mixed 40@4I. Whisky firm at 91. Pork firm At $14 60. Baoon firm; shoal- den 8*;rides U|@ll Lard—eummei 81G$8». New Yoax, Sept. 24—Flour quiet and unchanged. Whisky heavy at 92. Wheat heavy; spring l@2o. lpwer; winter red Western $1 «2(<i?l 78. Cmn n shade better for export and borne demand.— Bios steady. Pork heavy at #14 00® $14 16. Lard heavy at S|(M|, Tur pentine weak. Bonn dull. xaUowdnU 018*09 5-16. Cincinnati, September 24—Flour In foir demand at $7 6007 66. OamlO® 71, Pork 18 76. Lard steady. Bacon, shoulder* 71; dear rib sides llg; deer Mdse held at 12, bn* small sale*; brew, regarjiAred, firm At 17@18. WUaky Baltimobe 3cpt. 24—Floor doll and favors buyers. Wheat steady. Corn dull whit) 68@70c; yellow 6A&66. Cast firm ProvisionE advancing tendency; mess pork $160$16 26; ohonlden 8*0. Whisky Aim. . tub snrBEME OOUET. r. JU, JLeOUC, Jgm*. II fMbSSjb anmflml toe Ifo^rJS^^foeot* te • jpMtf| Wm. & > WQ0d..& . . . nUXTEITOM ore.- s GOLD’S AUTOMATIC LOW HTEAJHRMd HOT WATER HEATKR, A WD AMOrt eriLZZBATED HOT AlX TUB ^sessasasaf BIOTM. XI taken Ware, OntaaEau Ibatata, Ao •to. SiwcUl reretatoa wMA ftanablae •» WeTI. WOOD* «0lv' .nm Aw.ore.mm-reabnmrerej aenufts owl ttmk teal. J. M. MMff, to, R.QO, W,’»SSVS?JS'MSffit." -wrip.s’IB MoDOWEL' house mrWWAir, oa. j^vWVEDEmaMORE^^SS ^ * wfjn to edueaxb sbm od .f- -A.. Ck. - ATTORN iSY AT LAW,
