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The Chicago Republican/ ttfi ]jtier : Arom iu re
porter traveMtefe-WA -‘tee PghddttAfel' fiartyrtmakea
the following intareaUNg connection
with Gen. Grant'r **>•*> yrc^ hunaefrto the
loldiqra who attempted to call him out in mfyp^of
the Preeident’s arrival y-Cincinnati
“The fact ia, that Sen. Grant knowa. aa has been
*XJiP4 ijjlintif eihal^ofthia ti
^ouVy of "ie latter: or by making invidious
ecawaawtheac, *■* *8 fe-determiped that no;
act of Me ahatmhd aay am earag—sul iMr.-ypy such!
contemptible proceedings an the one hapd. or those
that bars barw made path I^JW^(gK7 toldfentifr]
bias, with the pqptical.-viei
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POKBHCE.
letter from a Georgia (!) Delegate- to the |
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OUTBREAK OF ITALIAN l^GABUS.
FAI1.1RE OF A FIRM IN BOMBAY.
. r . , ;i Art K is leu lavasured liuea of Nonpa-
Mi ,, [| le jjkws and Ubkalu.
;y .1 t>erwem> iii-s inserted three times a week
ol i,er d.iyl lor .i munch, or longer period, will
i ccreril iiue -fonrthsof table rates.
;r A lveriiseiuenta twice a week, two-tliirda of
till. ■ rates.
A ivertlsements inserted as special notices will
j teclunpsl thirty percent, advance on table rates.
IF .U’-rrtl-wnients of a transient character, not
■j-rmNl as to time, will be continued until ordered
otr, and dlsiyml accordingly.
% v S-> y.-ii y contracts, except for space at table
.•■rue, will b - made; and, in contracts for space, all
. unites will be charged OR; cents per square for
vhtlui^e.
;sr iMiwrinl, local or business notices, for indi
tide.,, hetielii, will be subject to a charge Of fifty
ttt- ,.-r line, lint not less tlian three dollars for each
■ftrtioii.
;<T All transient Advertisements mnst be paid In
I is Tri-Mly News and Herald
*jiai>!iiiii.il at per year, or 75 cents per month, and
The Weekly News and Herald
Is issued every Saturday at *3 per year.
JOB PRINTING, '
v : stria neatly and promptly done.
The JVXarkets.
Livkbpool, Thursday, noon—Tho cotton 'market 1*
unchanged ^estimated sales to-dsy 10,000 bales ; Mid
dling Uplands, 13>*.
London, Thursday, noon—Console, H9, 1 .. Five
twenties, 72>j. m
Be bun, Sept. 20. —Count Bismarck has been taken
vsi7 ill, though not so much so as to excite serious
apprehensions. The King of Prussia baa written an
address to the people, thanking them for their pertji 1
borne in the war, and congratulating them on the
victory gained and the establishment of.peooe.
Pams, Sept. SO.—The Finance Committee sent here
from Mexico to negotiate for a loan are disheartened
and have announced that the Empire of Mexico is
without funds.
FjLpRKNcE, Italy, Sept. 20.—A very serious out
break of the brigands has occurred near Palermo.
Xhe telegraph wires have been cut tn ail directions,
but as national troops bold all of the principal places,
it ie thought that the rebellion will be of Bhort dura
tion.
London, Sept. 20.—A telegram from Bombay an
nounces that the firm of Richard A Co., -in that city,
have failed. Their liabilities are said to be very
great
FROM WASHINGTON.
MU*x>*anqriHtxgi*,
1 bate submitted tbs above teeth*
MHy '■approvew.of wbsl I' bamt wril __
that it fblly end exactly expresses his warea,
however; .rate that as originally written. "
dtag nentones was in that* wwMa: iWhs* . .
a partisan be Utewds IMwihtenlp tosnsigwhia jgvw
ent position,' and to this the General teg . qte^tafiuf
that it might be taken to imply that at some, future
time hedM l*teul tel site agailfein.- wimp— his
only intewtfth te aaiafr them anode mss to expwes, as
an oReefnMbs'tete*; hi® disapprobation (of any^ at
tempt to) identify him with any
ever. ,
The above conversation with General Grant took
to.kpow any mnre-wto
_ a tries Iff,' Jonrt, KesWRig
ill jour city, and yoa wilt llndMtf. 5 ©. W.
Uburn, Ibeir, wbo w«a born raised-«nd
iicnted lb your ctiy».ahe knows me well-^
: is'a 61o3, good, teaotifnit trae wife, sbe
ipprobation ,ur any, an Y Jlete,-Wnutog
t—" •*» iszs&s
place Id the >>a |WL f ”P 1 } i jefrfisltoJ|t car attached to
the train, in Uifdrts»A^/»d# beueral Bawkm'
chief of etsfrtoTk aerimrten fab* of another Maj.
oral, who, I think, was General Stouemsn, but of* -
I am not certain, (Dr I did not take soy particular
••In addition to these military men, there were also'
present Mr. Warden, who is connected With- tbs New
York Times, John H -gan, of St Loam. Missouri, gt
Chadwick, ef Wiilatd’s Hotel. Wtekington, and one or
two members of the Columbus delegation, wbo*e
names I don't know. -I ?*1
Iu about a minute afterwards, Gen. Grant,
who had been pa the i^r«*i<Mnt^to present him
self to the pecM 9*dndilfb i*<wfet Junction, re-en
tered the car. ana nSvbig sMed hftnself, beckoned fc>
me to come and sprak with him. I did so, and 0*1
seating myself by his side hd Wea* on-1» say <lmt ha
iMraf - --
itlnt* offloe h» that Rebellow SUM* that
,g refuses to ptsee at the head of it* papa* the
d‘ f99> iht*iy-tir Stars with the duips, aad de
fend tb a-principles of the Americu .goveni-
fifent. 1“ it-:. Q. \V. Ashruun.
"•Piflbe Ifactm TeleRraph; t •.
I claim a place in year columns because |
you have inyt^pd ipformatiop.
Reception of the Diplomatic Agent Item
Republic of Casta Rica.
.DlBOU^fe-lBbS J
Washinoton, Sept. 21.—Senor Don Ezeguil Gutier
rez yesterday presented his credentials to the acting
S&retar^of State, and was received as Charge d’ Affairs
of the Republic of Costa Rica, Senor Don Luis Mo-
lino having resigned aa Minister Plenipotentiary of
that Republie.
r- - i .^SW Orleans -Mawhet. j .
New Orleans, Sept. 20*—Cotton affvaneeh; sales ot
2.400 bales Low Middlings, 34; Gold, 44 >4; New York
Exchange, }£ premium.
New York Market.
New Yowl, Sept 21.—Gold 1437a: sterling quiet, at
7! n . Cotton unchanged. Flour firmer. Wheat l(o|‘Jc.
higher. BuRtifiUi s»3|. ^sfdAiuIl^at 17>f(g>19> 4 '.«
TnnblM ftm Bloody A®r»ir Be
tween Radical! and El-Rebel 2
St. Louis, Sept. 17 — The Democrat’s Lea
venworth special says: “After the adjourn
ment of the Platte County Radical Conven
tion, on Saturday, a drunken Union soldier,
named fiooegan, made some nq*
thought that if I published the account already aub-
mittr 1 to bioi» be would like it to be dnde^stOwlthi^
be b td refused to receive the proposed deisomtMMciD
entirely because he frit' it bis dutytorefuae-av.ru-
eepciou or deluoustraiion tendered b^pan|tely to bim-
•qK while traveling with the President, or to do any
thing which might be construed a! favoring «ty po
litical party. Ife>heu went on to reiterate his deter-
to attach any political significance to his presence ou
the President's •icur*k>B. He had atatf been much
similar octasioa by Hr. Bewirdj. Mm htti that __
above aitthu^a* daakable for officers of tu^ arn^yito
dVoid participation in ordinary political conflicts, ax^
ceptit was their duty as citiaem to support owly mien
who could show a record of oontsfeeat liayalty.
Whether a man's aeutipaiita were.Johnsonian or. - ,
publican, he said he felt that it was an iusult to aby. 4J j.blg&caj
loyal man to ask him to vote for any candidate who “
was not a loyal man In 1861.
••la this connection he said that, with)
aidffifcaUMMflHk ‘
ticket men who in 1861 and 1862 had been guilty ‘of
known disloyalty to the government; because (abd
that was said io a very emphatic manner) he felt that
to ask men whose sous had shed their blood for the
Union to vote for men who had been disloyal to it, was
it insuit that could be offered. Southern
I conjdhnakdflffiiH^idfffiiffi ddjfc ^ul(fcrid<
The Citv of London.—The inhabitants of
ihi- my proper are year by. year decreasing.
InlT.’l. inr iusianee. there were 129,128 iu-
tibltiuls residing within its boundaries; but
ii. number bad declined in 18G1 to 113,387,
»U probably in 1871 the population of ibe
:i. s; n-uiiwncd commercial city in tbe world
"ia not exceed 100,000, or less than the num
ber i,l* people living in KensiBgton V v Tbe
army of people, principally maley|lpf yioves
uaUierby every morning is, perhaps, un-
paralleWd in number by any human tide that
has ever moved iliurnally iu any city iu any
ngeol ibe world. Tbe difliculiy of dealing
w.in Mica u vast influx, peifestrian andve-
liicu.ar, i< increased iu con-equence of the
narrowness or ibe streets within its area.
I Insc, it i- true, coustitule about twenty-
tir - p> r cent, ol its entire area, nine hundred
Mai tlurteeu public ways traversing it in
run- direction ; but of these oue hundred-
atel ninety-!.,ur have sufficient width for one
ice of vesicles ouly, and oue hundred ana
seventy-tour iu addition are without thor-
eugbiiires. l'uus it will be seen that up
wards of two-thirds of the city streets are
incapable of carrying any considerable stream
of vehicular traffic sit all. There are ouly
eiguty--ix which admit ot two lines of ve-
tides aud sixty-eight which admit of three
or more. But practically the main stream of
People Coming into the city in tbe morning
tod their way along two lines, Fleet street
Mil Newgale street, the two thoroughfares
toggling at Cheapside and coming to a dead
“jch throughout the greater part of tpe day
sl the Poultry. Thu obstruction whifch here
■-liraplace should and would have been re
■Wtd long ago but for tbe almost priceless
and told him to keep quiet, which he did. A.
short time afterwards a returned rebel, named
Ualiuhao, and Officer Marshal, with a posse
often men, demanded the surrender of Do-
negan, when a scuffle ensaed, aud pistols
were freely used, resulting in the death of
three or four, and UA wauafflng of eight or
ten men. "A* nufiiHerVn deh-gates who had
started home, hearing the firing, returned to
town, and were fired upon by the Ca^ahan
party, and several of their horses were killed
under them.
Callahan fired twice at one delegate who
was lying under bis wounded horse, an^ was
fired on in return and killed. / (
The latest accounts say several hundred
armed rebels hold Plaite City, and have
driven ail the Union ifien out of town and
swear they shall not return- Great excite
ment exists.
Gov. Fletcher has been applied to for forte
to put down the mob.
All accounts agree that Donegan was un
armed when Callabau and party attacked
him.
.th
shake lion da iu frieui
Johnson or Forrest, because though they had been h)-
moat eddcs&ii Into secession, Iha^ were nowMruiy
honest and loyal in their adherence to the Uqipn,
and were seeking to strengthen it. Bat lic$ r iift!
leel in that way toward Norths** wen *hp had
b- eu disloyal, and neither desired to associate
them nor have them'' lbs his friends,
such men should have his support,
ought they to be supported by Hr. Johnsi
Irieuds throughout the northern Btales. He part
larly iustauced, as a specimen of this objectionable
class of men, HeisCer Olymer, tile democratic candi
date for Governor of Pennsylvania* saying that to ask 1
any soldier to vote for such a mail, of at one time
known disloyalty, against another who had served,
four years in the Uuion array, with credit to himself
and benefit to his country, was a gross insult If men 5
desired to support Mr. Johnson’s policy h?t them, but,
at all events, let them vote only for such men as vtcrp
true to their country 4/m 1861.*'
Despotic Dksignb op x«n ftxniCAt. Majobitt>*-
The correspondent* «4 ike Vaiisaal. Intelligencer,
writing from Boat^s la§t Saturday, clearly, and
believe correcUy, discloses the designs of the Radicals
upon tho liberties and property of the 8outh. We (
make two extracts from ihta interesting correspon
dence: *. -.4 ' \ • io.
Tbe speeches on Wednesday nifht, at the reception*
of the souther, i Radical committee, disclosed sam§
important political facta. It appears Isom the author
ized declaration of Colonel Stokes, of Tennessee, thm
the ten excluded Southern States are to betreogtiizad
when they shall have reconstructed their State Bov-
rkments upon ttie model of Tannesse#, ^(ksyt until
then^ to4SakTwiMe88eeVfll.®yLtioB5tli^bffil)eccm-
ber, adopt impartial and equal suffrage.
Sad Affair in Cincinwati—A. Young Maw
Accidentally Slkootahtu SwoetlWartand
then Attempts Suicide*. (j
Cincinnati, Sept. 16.—This evening a
youog m?in named Henry Brunning. calleif
on bis sweetheart, a youog lady named El-
linger, residing on the corner of Fifth and
Baum streets. He picked up a gun, sup
posed to be unloaded, pointed it at Miss El*
linger, and the next moment her brains were
scattered all over the room. At soon as the
young man realized tbe fearful tragedy, he
raehed to the Ohio river aud tried to drown
himself, but was rescued aud handed .<jffcr to
the police^
BOSTON, MASS.,
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AND
’ fallowing
VMfifc.MagtYee exacUy as written, Wffl
gteniWnl f j..,,, s
■ V-.tanri in:-. - GOSTISKjrTXL
ktete Png mtewajk. Sept
“ Mtt £ WIHow-*Sir—-I have just
- 'ou desire all wbo know anytmog a>
MIS' WrepoM* at poai4)ffiom yon will
fflR, |**a*rffind.jfWtanrt A trite copy,
p—* nfteay —arkduring the last ten
yvte'Mai ,.aai wiRMnd yopt exchanges i
-wMt-aaaoaat of pur Convention, and finu , •
two addresses to tbe public.» Which yott lxi<^R.a
wray find the track ot my pen, thj; thoughts
of my mind—and the conclusion St‘ Bay .
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EK6LAND.
11 SCOTLAHD, -• •
, AUSTRALIA.,
IRELAKB,
lYRWlaai
•tl. CANADA,
■ WALES,
Or any other British Colony.
At a called moating of the fitor^e Dele
gation, in Mr.-H. G. Cole's Roams, at the
OeatiaentaL Hotel,. Mr. James L. Dem-
miag was called to the chair, w»d C. G. Bay
lor requested to act as Secretary—when the
following Eesolution was offered by CoL G.
MtetepyiaMm - „ .— .—_. . .
Resolved, That we forgive and forget uie
wrougs hut dp propose to
make them meritorious: we propose to iynort,
bnt will not reward them ; we propose to ae-'
eept ami-retfted those w^o at^u^ upon the
principles, aWMkeir own merits—not upon.-
ttaa -wrongs-«.bis. (WPsion, we p*opo#e tp ad.
mit into this delation those wpp, renounc-
_ ttifrjkigm* o*; §tate authority over S»-
(ional authority or as opposed to National,
authority in the States, and also those who
are willing to stand on the Repnbfiean Flat-
form 'oTlmpaTtial suffrage, and equality be-
Copies or Wills anil *11 other Records
Cam prosecuted in favor of heirs, Legates* and next
ef kin span favorable term*. .
CHARGKd MODKRAVK.
More than $50#,ooo oo of andaimed money, are
inveeted In the National debt of Great Britain ntena,
la trait for the unknown heirs, legatees, etc.
Luge portion of this is known to betaqg to partite
inAmerica. * .
Mr. JEWETT is an Attorney at Law ia England,
and the resident representative of the firm in that
.country.
All letters most be addressed to tbe Boston Poet
Offlcj, and enclose stamp.
REFERENCES:
Gen. Yx. A Olhstsd, Troy, N. T.
COL Bswabd Fioa, Cambridge, Maas.
Col. Ww. t Pauaia, Salem, Haas.
Gate 8- ■- OnaaoRt, D. & H., Hamilton. Mi
Ot but U- Channill. Enj., Cincinnati, Ohio
aaijH-2aw6ni
'frire Ifierlaw.
James L. Destmino,
“ • Chairman.
C. G. Baylor, Sec’y-" " "**
-■ G-. W. Ashbuen,
" 1 H. G. Com,
E. Beyant.
P. Harden.
lp^i^pt^|^8^.
Philadelpl
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Head-Quarters or the
South err Loyal Delegation of Georgia,
„ Continental Hotel, Philadelphia,
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MEDICAL EXAMINEES:
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(Latest tha -Bank *MUsamaaR»Y«.|
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TKg OGLETHORPE
Policies Written at the Branch
Office slitftftsses Prompt
ly Paid.
Insurance Comp’y
or i^rkkiAH
Are prepared to take .a
Firr Ms h Reasnafele Tens,
At their OMce. 117 Nay anted. -.
H W. MERCER. Pnrtjfflt.
CHAR. 8. HARDEN, Vice I’mpld**
J. T. TnoKAB, See.
\.-i>4^. -w-*»A-vr
56 PorOenL Oredtt Oiven,
have the honor to refipectfiiny to ’
that thdf Georgia Deiegstiun inter*
ate.
VALUABLE PLANTATION
For Sale.
I npHE subscriber offers his plsatatioa and appar
| A tenMccs for sale on raasonabla terra*; also, the
eatireerop of Corn, Cotton, Cana Potatoes, nc.
now tn process of cultivation.
This Fiiatation is situutcil nine miles from Madi
son Ormrt House, Fla. and two miles from Cherry
Lake Otturch, where there are good ackoolajiow ia
Kuceetefai opera- fon. The fertility of the s 11 and
healthfuliiese of the place, and the nigh mural toac of
tbe neighborhood, make it one of the moat desirable
pfoeee in tlie State. .
Hie lanu is well watered with lakes and running
branches, th it have never failed in the most pro
truded dr tights, and me uncleared lands era- ouv-
ered With the Inert oak, hickory aud piae timber.
snocesaral opetatfou, with
staple cotton, a nicti wlU
27 acres tn corn, which
wUl pro uce 4,i 0 > bushels corn,
the land, oo the entire place are coanpoaed 01
* acres—Item scim cleared and under good
DESIRED.
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I t i- V acres—l.uoo
fences.
I will also sell eighty head
i f hogs, fourteen good
will
thought
suggeatea mis - nesoiuuon, is oue
teMcii fills u»o heart, invigorates the mind
and illuminates every avenue of file—dedne
tug its line of Policy aud action from princi
ples, founded in Uulh, And Sustained by vir-
tue. ; Tfiis high, aud noble idea which your _ .. _ . .
unnoted si-li so eioaueoUv maintained I good dwelling S iuie and cabiu* salficicut to accota-
I rmNlueaUUuilaburerauoceraary to wo,k th. plan-
males. well broke, two horses, three plantation wag
uus, fir-mug utensils to ran twenty ploagba black-
smith and carpenter's tools, one McCarthy Cotton Gin.
household so I kitchen iuruitare, and everything else
on tbe place. . .
There ia an unfit ing well of water on the place.
thcougk tho long and dork years of prejudice,
lots moved our hearts, enlightened our minds, I
ore,
please accept of the qnclosed Rnaoltttion 08
“*■ * :cl for#pu§nd year
use df [
|reedom.
and pfacuti os ou the piaiforiia of Equ
yhhiits with yourself. Ton wilf, therefor
d Roao
f.®
Very RespectfuHy
G. W. ftanmn.
Miss Annae Dickinson,
Ho. Philadelphia,
“ Pa. ■ - * ■
A Word off Ad-riee to Plaatut. I
1 tl ^?a {^Mffii^ifwlN'KhSaarAUt far)
loyal repreeentativee from My of the ten excW hts crop as soon AWit esn
sute*, that it ahali, in wddiUoa jo-teeratificitioirM- >ftLAgailre»ed and got to market. For a .term
*—‘ wHyesre tec ptaa will be found mure advan-
be made a condttiDW precedent -to tha,
loval reDreneutatives from any of the
admission t
ten exclad
LUC IIBAI BCOaiUU, waa uueuiu> n — • * ~ .
uroviding for the representation ot seceded Stai
r . .. « -ll i i~ n l,4 nC unffriUKa
(Bgeddt tfeun (htt-gambiag system of jailing
flip a risw ia the market, which oftener falls
when they shall have extended the right of suffrage*! qjiww lisas alter the opening of the season.
[Special Dispatch to tbe National RcpubliCM.]
Grand Deineattralion at Union Square-
New Yorlt—Knthaatostie Katlfieation
of tlxe Proceeding* of the Philadelphia
(Joaveatloa and the Prpaldent’e Resto
ration Policy. -jj
New York, Septemper 17.—The Union Sfluare loAte
meeting, lur-itification‘of the action of fihe-Fhdadel-
phia National Union Convention, has Pf^r} “ “»£
nittoent success. It is nuivenudiy couceciedfRiat with
regard to the numbers, respeciobility, lNrtriotic^^en-
all their black*. This will be a law for tbe pel
exclusion of the ten States from tbe Uuion, or
Shies *t-present. Theaelegale* team*
States, formerly slaveholding, are to be exempted
it. in the hope that they wig aid to impose itupo* the
ten Southern States. The border States reject!-* -•
the l>«t«Itadical Convention in Philadelphia,
conretenco Megafed from tAe Nordifitei
proved it, bat were afraid now to adopt it.
m 1 m #. • Jk,, /; / ] • • «
After Tennessee shall have enfranchised her freed-
sssBwewK^iEfflc'i'Krs:
modui to which tbe other Stales lately in rebellion
will be adopteiL aud the freedm-u wiU be put in pos
session of the lands. *
Tal-w. .ft 3 1° -r- *r. n - itr 1 thusiaam, decorations, illuminations,
laud iq tUls locality—Once a Week, arrangemenu ol the details of the whole pro
The Cohn Crop op the United States.
•u irrcspoudeni of tliu Ciacinuaii Euquker
*h"Ws by tbe lollotving statistics ifial tbe
svera i!c inerca-e of this crop 14 about five
j* rc «H- per annum'. In 18IO.(Jnj cfyp was
jil.875 tunnels; in 1850,592.081, i«4; iu
- 1 * 1 s-kJ 451,707. and the esumaied Cropdor
is 1,039 000,000. Tuu different p-irtious
he liuucti S.uics where Hus crop is tbe
s fi|ilc ate sS Inflows:
-Vew EiioJaud, New York and New Jersey,
‘1318,890 ousnels; Pcnusylvauia, Maryland,
Delaware, Virginia, North (J .rolina and South
^■iTuiiiia, 128,998,249 bushels; Cfeorgia,
toen.la, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana,
■^riiausiLs aud Xexas, 147,425,726 bushels :
blue, Indiana, llimois, Kehtucky, Teauessee,
Missouri, Michigan, Wiseousiu, Miuuesota,
-'-I uiict Kansas. 550,627,943 bushels,
from these oiatewciits it will be seen that
•ta hutiou will have to depend mainly upon
tot Yaaeys ot the Missouri, Ohio aud upper
rivers J and from the States above
toeuuuuca Illinois produces the. greatest
Ifluuuiy. Iu Ouio the average yield per acre
‘ r foe last twenty years has been thirty-
toree ousueis, aliaough as mauy as one hun-
l! *ea ana eighty bushels have beeu grown on
» sihgie acre. - There are many counties in
■-t state where the average product ia over
lu rtv bushels.
ceedings, the political demonstration of to-night has
nover been equalled iu this city. To attempt to esti
mate tho numbers present would be futile. Speaking
was progressing during the whole eveuiug from eight
different stands. Every inch of standing room in the
whole Square, And in every window, and upon every
balcony around it, wssoocupied. All the streets in-1
avenues leading to it were crowded. The most perlect
order preveded throughout, and the. - whole sffffr
passed off to the gremuut satisfaction of the people
aud to the highest credit of the committee of arraage-
*• P- *L
Tf£ Case or Mb.
nAy ChandleA w-u-.-.
Mr. L. H.ffltandler. United Btatea DTaKcfTtiorney
for the District, and, by virtue ot bolding this gar
lion, tbe prosecuting attorney against Jeff. Davie,
rnsvasiatgas
r.mge tbe programme of tbe trial on bebalf qr >ine
‘ 3JiT
id States tnstnctAtU
Suites circuit C -urt of Virginia, and pnrsuant
adjournm< nt of tbe'COurt at its last session. Fron
1 cau le-rn from ar. Cbandler and other sonrcda, the
questii* of.Biaftcai iffatmeqSt involved in k good
deal of mystery. The preponderating belief indeed ia
that m«e will be mrtrial; that Mr. PayiSw^thn com-
SiKio _. _
appear at such tune as 1
Singular Affair at tuu Dry Tortugas—
Wounded.—A tekcnoi from
^obilv.*, un Saturday, contains tbe following
‘‘^•nishing aonuuncemeiTt: “Tbe Florida
‘ Nfc; v a states that the Dgc Tortugffis slilanda
The Express Injunction Case.—In the ease of the
Adams Express Company against tbe Orange and
Alexandria railroad, argded some-weeks since, and
A under ac*Fisement to enable the court
cdbeuli and examine tbe numerous authorities
referred to. Judge Underwood has granted
an iujaction restraining the railroad company from
violating the contract made with the Adams Express
Company. . .
Tue Alexandria Gazette states the above fact, ana
adds that the iqjactioii Involves the following
The tout (decided by Judge Chain bliss yd utters
in tbe Stale Court) did not in/olve the c^piuct, lor
tbe enforcement of which th)E* suit waslwrought, And
therefore the Federal Court had jurisdiction. That
the contract beiore tbe court was not forbidden by
public policy, nor iu -violation of the charter bf the
-railroa ..
That it was competent for the railroad company tp
enter into a s.-ectsl agreement of the kind referred tch
it done with due regard to the interest of tile stock-
hoilier*, tin, legitimate profits of tbe company, aoj
providing it was willing to afford tbe -**m« (Equities,
and upon the same terms, to all.
That tbe contract appeared to be advantageous to
tbe railroad, aud did not give undue adentags to tkF 1
complainant, bat only required H-t bitter terms
sboi ‘ ‘ ‘ 1 ■
Last Uuaday
tbta will beabeeud of tbe whole affair. Others assert
ie.* between aow and tbe appoimted time o)f trial, Mr.
Diris waU be either es| *'
doned rebels of tbe lata qar. .
As for Mr. Davta, bunaalf.,1 *«*•
and authoritatively assured that he *
position of Executava cfiuaenoy in h
speedy, full and impartial-trial, and
ariog
ufid; wbo is
" to liixd upon oy a st-
ponfedcrate flag, am _ _
"’itfiaed ihere, was seriously iojored by tbe
^plos-i-iQ q{ a atieii. Toe vessel was a
c 3ooin:r-rigged steamer, and pnlnlgi* lead-
Co|,,r , with tour guos on each broadside,
W|| ich were all discharged at ll-.e distance of
l *o miles from tbe island, when tbe boat
j'U: to sea. Tue United tikgftes revenue cut-
tr was lying io tbe bartkffl# the time, but,
'-ei iiiviug on steam, was unable to pur-
sac.” I , . toy - ■ —
Butler, Burnside, B-Ats and Browaiow
ar>; tbe busy B’s who propose to improve tbe
uLiuing hours in tbe Radical bive ibis fall.
aaMHUfc
Sad Affair
evening a young man named Henry Brun
ning, called on his sweetbUiM kjlfrnbg lady
named EHioger, residing on the corner of
Fiflb and Baum streets. He picked
gun. supposed io be unloaded, pointed
Miss Eilinuer, and the next moment her
brains were scalier^ all over the worn. * -
As
yin himself,
over to Ibe police,
NoaTHERB PREACHEbS ON f
number of tbe ministers^of ibe Ohyo Con
E*-y.~a!teaBWM3||4eS
.1 lively
inScr-
g* d . “
tat ion aucc eavfnlly.
1- siiplieil for early, the purchaser will get n bar
gain.
Address me at Mention O. H„ Fla
snie-lir J- iHN L. TOOKN.
STEAM ENGINE AND SAW MILL
FOR SALK.
A FIRST CLASS SPECIMEN STEAM ENGINE
and Saw Mill, manufactured to order at tbe FW-
tuu Works, Ne York. Conslrta of aa ea«in* of 40
hone power, return Ins boilsr, with aU the eoava-
Dieoues complete; iron frame, 4> bet carriage; M
filch saw; patent aelf-selUng head blockl; too feet
fog chain, with pulleys aud first class beKiag for tbe
mill complete. Tbe whole is perfectly new nod can
In# purebaied low no api-ricatfoa U
aaao tf LaBOOHE WEST A DANIELS.
There are, however, exceptions to Ibis
!^3E mom bufrloiallow- them to control we stouid
xcibded bo very sure of our ground- < Wo, trunk one
bqrdeLi4gay.be matte with solely with jhe- present
cpiipn .crop,. Tbe inducements to realise,
growiug out ot the varied ihfd Resting wants
of uot ouly planters bnt eVeTy other class,
are, perhaps, greater than even bef -re. On
the other band, tbe anxiety of buyer* to see
the crop thrown upon the market is unusual.
To some extent oar planters wiU bo com
The;
"NEW DRUG STORE.”
BULL STREET.
DR JOHN A MAYER Agent,
Rcapect-n ly informs tbs Physicians that hc la pre
oared to put BP proscriptions at all times. A light
will be kept burning during the night at tha door,
where a l«eH win be found.
FOR SALE,
2 Jail
I.U u
m
A H ANDSOME RESIDENCE la Stockton.
Ga. mocktpn is a beautiful villa known
as ttaUun U, A. A G. K. A Add residence
-DIVIDENDS
PAID IN CA5S, ’ ADDBD TO POLICY,
. ^ PAYMENT
OF NOTES.
N<$-JP»rieltnre,
Enlb w meat
/aw- .
Life PoUcieu Written.
; • -ii *»<• -4. • .1 . •; | .
-Jiit
fw fiaii i»d jp-t a circular setting forth rata*, “fed
11 11 *' 1 ‘i.i.ir iu -lumui iii
u| -4. .
ur We have one rate of Prsmtam for avery part
of the UotuiratliMs.' wmteim af travel within the
civilised aacfieiUmtt. This feutare la srpsdally U-
vorable to Soatbett tdSComasa as many Omapaaies
w* in the habit of charging Mas >ata* for tha privi
lege of residing booth during sammer aaocth*.
~rir.i <>jf J tiij .. .
- • J ifMduAii rj» A-p>r./wNCM-Nr>J-
I> i: ;ill
:rniAT<! ini) -fii , .
A.wn
MW. fe'BGYJ), Agent
E, H A1I0LD, Dflimilliiii PHTaciai
BArtlVlN YONGR Examining Pbysician
aepll-tf ’
can be parchasad cheap. Alao, myferta
ea.300 acres cleared. It miles from No.
acres.
add 10 mile* trom No. 14.
rot particulars address
aaM-lm*
Terms to salt aotehm
!. MARTIN,
stocktnn. na.
pciled to yield to these ioNuanceo.
natrfi contracted debt* to carry oa -the bui
ness that are due—they need bagging, rope,
«il< and Woo—their laborers, in uouy cases,
arete be-paid—their children are to be aent
frrdBNcKil, and part of tbe money ia requifud i ret 10010i I TCIPUTD lUINlTn
nor^?T^SL“ d ““i 1 “- t LLAaoHiAL ItfrUrlLn WAU ILU
frTorde^^Sr^®^ . _,
nent he should go no farther for tile
ireSent.' We think the present otop will do J214,SavannahF. O.
o gambie upon. That'll' wifi be ahort be- ] eepo-tm
low ail Noribern and Bufopeaia cnicaiations,
Weffisve not a doubt, and we would not be
iiii win jiffi
the planter will
a port of bis crop L *- |10 superintend the education of savepai
it, in onr judg- I Jl boss, for advanceA fn* tater -r will icatdc
farther for & I
Guyuapu- disy. f*r. It jj-dyfijisd to^imon tia Wiw1lte(1 ftgt 0 f our bard earuinga by the
i-idirtiocnt pl4^tMby«cWraddJ»_^*heUnl|M G f Manchester and Lowell. The
Notice.
j.
m. NEVITT. of th* firm of Merit, Latiwcp *
Rogers, baa amartatrd hfemrif with- LattrepA
crops in India, Egypt, mad everywhere, are I t^Dry Goods banlaeawat tha old stand <M
HENRY LATH BOP A OO
FOR SALE,
«. MoOQtLY,
Ssreven Bonas
‘Political K»t am Miaaooni—Bum^whed
—A tit. Louis dispatch sgyi: M , -
After the adjournment «f tbe -PlaMfe .
ty Radical Convention at' Plattc 'Ufty, MIs-
souti, on Saturday, a drunken Ufiion
es3S£rmafkRCi i lss
when Sheriff Ogden took hU pistol aw*y
and told HIM I® be
A short time afterward, «Iff atwgeB, a je-
■Ml&VttU&gP-
log in the death of three or. (WJ>
the wonbdlog'of righf" 1 ;
A number Of the WY
ed for home, bearing th* firing,
town, (tod weiff fired emi tod aevi
SSS&jKfjt* 1 '
lying nnder Me wi
abort this year, sis' well as iu tbe United
States, and we Would of least wait until tbe
Icomiyrtitiotx between Manchester and
vmvuJifWttit £ 'VX.
until the latter is supplied, but this yeas we
dave ndt enough for bote, nod they should
’be made to pay -ferit whew 4-hey get it.
There"' is no teaffon why the present efiop
indnld hotbring fi»ny ceott per poffad, and
; evtiimore, and we Witw I*®" | Braids of the City ol
Z ~ “ thii nefieasiues of the phwtecsdrt eot X teiaaned by the Ordiaaaca of Jaaaaiy Mto,
force them into the- mark* eaffly.«r-dfaco» I itMAfor the purpose of fending itecoupoaa not bere-
!*jL r £ e ln rr fi I toforeredea iied, ar* now ready JHkey are of thejmn-
lihgntph. • j Tsainal tnava'av 1 "** "* f 11 * MW fftt- and ho*d-
en of over-da* coupons are tnvttadto
A Pulaski House Stables.
an30-tf
Notice*
it vLaDiss' SouTubRx Btilts' Assocrinot or
Wvlasil—We learn from the Baltimore
5un tuat the executive committee ol Uua
toboexcbMgedfortn«*ebomfe. . .
All BiMids for which Coupons are theded prarifma
U May 1st, 1944, wifi draw iataraat from Ut, of data
**' TUrt " R. T. CHffBON,
CtitrT
t , ioriy-i . _ . _
Egttflfawfltfgaaal For Sale or
‘ations in Cam>l, Baln«sore, Botemd, Tafert,
Washington, Hirittov* JSffto wmttigea,
Maryland, and in the State at Delaware.
TW-VstdiMribetten^ IdadrWMbaaedoo
wflCiSS SS^JiiSSlSSsaKSS
start- South Carolina and Alabtmta asch^fii 5,000,
.effto
SUMMER RESIDENCE oa the Salta, with N
A
-w*~
quire UI4T Congress street-
acres attached, ia offend for sate, or wiU be
exchange-! for a c -mfortafile rvafoeoce la town Jo*
M^yb^d' SMS*. I
eAoN MNNM> Arknoosa and - fflnrida each
.. roJIj>*% COf'i 'TLeau u aitoited to Maryland wab
Eastern Hay:
1 I (from FW
*. *15 ILL A
kales PRIME EASTERN f
aadformfel
BRADLEY.
SAW HILL.
'. SAVANTtMt, OA.
Tssttwnxxs^iswssli Sisr'^r^r.
— — «A-K_ T . || ‘ |
'sssiggS' j- ^ i
ent- cotEff i lBBtoff,' J, tN'®®® , ®^FffM®® fft offRvy pe- j
.ft/AU .w oa.< y.;.-,.;
d. 1 I- •
vr-
ill
B. W.1
C. I. Hardee
William Haater
A. 8. Hartrldge ,
A. Porter
R. Morgaa
J. Stoddard
J.T. Thomas
W. Bams hart
P. L One
B. A. Crane
A. A. f "
M. Ha
JLAOohaa
Tir^entt
D G. Pane
J. McMahon
L. J. GuUmartia
F. W. Sima
G. Butler .
myT-Cf
E P. Clstna. AagmCa
J. W Knott, Mmob
B.P. Rom. Macaw
W. H. Young, Colambn;
S. B. HABBDfftTOS.
DEALER IN
KVEMY VARIETY OF
KURNTrUHE
IS SELLING GOODS
Lower Than Any Other House
IN SAVANNAH.
HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS
FURNISHED.
PARLOR SETS, extra well upholatered.
Flrffc BED ROOM SETS, Wainnt and Ma
hogany.
OOTTAGE BED ROOM SETS, of every
. variety. *
DIMING ROOM and LIBRARY SETS.
MATTRESSES, BOLSTERS and PILLOWS
ef all kind*.
COMPANY.
a fidT jvqu
A T1CKEJ F0R 0NE DAY,
Itoertn#K«to1»dv*n»fff -Ratal Aocidaat, sad iff
par weak l**fftat*Mlri>hM<*k™—"» AcddeaL
I
For MiKitwMi Fit dKlffl, $25-
LACS AMD GAUZE MOSQUITO CAMO-
PIEB, aed CAMOPY FRAMES.
l-.iJill
OonelTWYel Without One.
/) /-.)!
the H i*i lit
,iU. nil
No B$^i;5hdiild Neglect It.
.I"L si fill |l-li I ;1;
Jill
radf Jfid fitefr Cheater.
| n S-i-l.,7 *■>,( ,„}
Sid- i
WM. Ri BOYD, Agent,
*1 .O SAT BA^MMW.
M^LTT, Ageat,
rimr- : .If* nil b-.fi IU tel
t :-fill.fill f
sw
utLj.iLu.ruuu. i -vi.q x*.i gn ,»•••. Mj"-'
i Jut©- 1 i
1 i.'DWNta-MWMfftafftotewafenmrt
-l<J* otninjod fnJ anus ->*it usdj l >u: -Li t
'Lew ol vlviii quo oa - -iiiifli '
KITTLE'S FOLDING SPRING BBSS and
MATTRESSES, tha beat Bed in uae,
nod WARRANTED SUPERIOR to all
WAREftOOMS,
178 Broo^itflD Street,
Rfl! (Haiti it. Aadrcwl M
JclMm
BACON! BACON!
Fifty Hogahe«d».
ShonMers and Sides,
kssffashM iffifff Jnt RR® hath
W. H. WMtaajr k ite,
DTXE A 8PARUAWX. mngWBrnaa.
«
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rfoiuiur- Aiuia oJ il
'uJJjvjtda non b