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THB CUTHBE&T APPEAL
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
IIV ADYIITUEMIRTE.
Preparo for Winter—T. S. Powell,
Trust***
Spears’ Fruit Preserving Solution—
T. 8. Powell, Trustee.
Read, Read—T. S. Powell, Agent.
Notice—A- A. Wilkin, Agent.
Notice to Consumers of Ice—A. Wil
cox, Agent.
Bush, Blinds, Doors—Grenville
Wood.
The letter of ourAtUnU correspondent,
•• Randolph,” will be rend by every one. It It
graphic, pointed and In Greeting.
Peer. Arw.scf’eC<»wsRt-We truet agener-
peblic will reiucnber IhU genllemen’i mu-
•leal entertainment In Andrew College chapel
to-night, and giro him a routing benefit.
Hie programme W eery attractive, and we here
eeen mnny United tmUmoelnU trum high
•ourcee q* to bie meriu m a violUbt.
TlmeS whe heard him nt the Beptlet College
will be glad to enjf\v the earn*; pleasure ngnin.
Prof. A« -ok will be sedated by Mr. Clegbom
of Amerlcua, and aercral of our nmeteur towns
,-«•* Prof. Km-Hngrr though bo ha« rwlgued
hi* attitstlon In the Raptlrt College, wc arc d-
lightrd to announce will coutlnue to remain
among ii*, if a mu deal clam can he nude op lor
him.
g*ch talent and wounderful tact na he poaam-
ea in bb p**cullnr department, will certainly not
go tagging. Wo tru-it hU complement of pupil*
will be forthcoming Inrtant.v.
TiraMU.—The employee* of the Amut., have
frrqimwUy. within the pad lew day*, been place!
under obligaHom to Mr. A. Wilcox, of the Doth-
bert Icc Houae, for loo nod loed radon*. On
vmleslsg. while tbo thermometer waa about a
100 th *- ah.tdo, wo wore greeted with the prea-
enoe of one of bin choloert melona, jm»t out or
an Me bank, which canaed i|uite a ooiauiollon.
but upon rratorlng order, the vote waa taken,
when WUeoa waa nnanlmoualy nominated. All
who WWi to forget thetr tronhtea. and keep tram
UUlf mtr them* warm days should not fail to
call at tbt loe hoaae.
Put NIC VmiToKS m>« VaaT Gaixaa.—We
hare been adrlaed that on Tuesday next, a Bab-
hub School t-xeuraliin fiom Fort Oalnea will
l>4« the day in oarpleaaanl town. The ground,
and chapel of the M.-thodlat College bare bees
kindly tendered to tb.». and lb* care rill dia-
charge their precious cargo at Ibe crooNiJg oppo.
■ite to Um College.
Many of our cltlcvna hare a vivid retnam.
brai.ee of the delightful day they p**eH will,
our hoapltable iwighbora on the banka of the
Chattahoochee, a' fi-w wwka alnce. and will
tioubtlea beglad to repay them with the same
coinage of Hie head.
We bopa there will be a general turn out to
greet thrm at the cam. and that young and old
will Tie with each other In thalr effort* to do bon.
or in our worthy guwu*
Tj*. The profession proper all agree that Kheu.
mat lam ii caused by a* poisonous nclddh the blood -
I.aHemaiMps Hpeclflo daatfays Mint poison ami
effects a Cun-.
John II. niood. Ooneral Agent. ftontbwart cor-
li*! 1 3d and (Thcanu| streets, St. Itotiln, Ma.
for sale in Cutbberl by
T. S. POWHIjfc, Ttnitee.
SemMrmtio Marti** 1«
In tomi.li.n-. »M. U» c.tl orito ton™™..,
Ccnlitl ll “ t “* M »'
B.ml.lnli. rtiaWrf* «* tto'"’ U™*- ! “ r *»
]iur|Kffc of dfloB.10. lo n pr.-wil .to
mid County in the Convention lo be held In At
lanta on tha 23d lurt.
ijbl. H. II. Jono* having been called to the
Chair, nod I. S. Chartaln requwUM to net iu*
Secrdarr, the object otthe meeting wtu. explain-
td, and the blowing wscUttotil wwu uuanl-
moualy adopted :
Ktroleri, 1st. That we heartily endorro Jto
a rflorm adopted by the National Democratic
invention lurt adjourned, and we recognise in
lion. llonriio Seymour aid Hou. Y r#nci " 1
Blair, selected by It, standard bearer lenders,
who will luBhfhlly carry out the P incip ca ot
the party, and under wbonl it t* an honor to but
tle in the enu-c of truth nud right, and we pledge
ouraeives to do all we can Tor their election.
2d. That tho Chairman appoint_ ten
delegates to represent this Count y in 'beSlate
Democratic Convention to amiable in Atlanta
the twonte-lhird day or ibis month, • ,K, lh * t e .^ b
of anid deleaatea have power to appoint un Biter-
?.2l. S*«S5lto -6.U to .™U. >•“t™ 4 I”
P *Tto loltawto« ntm»d
™l: W. U. Tun.lln, OwBJJjJT. Mm W.BM,
John T. Clarke. Jacob L. Cobb. John T. B- TUP-
urf Dr. L. 0. Sale. Jne. T. Harden, John L.
Brows, Simon Wooten. .
To the above named genlWtnen wore adder .
A II. 11. Jotiea, A. Boyutou. and Judge Nld-
^ II. 11. Jos**, Chairman,
ll S. CuaiwaTV. Secretary.
Report of Board of Vi»itor* BaptUt Col-
logo.
Tlie Board of Visitors Invited to attend the
examination of dm pupils of the Baptist Femala
College or South-western Georgia, fWl that their
duly would be hut half performed were they to
fail to let the public share with Upu the pleas
ure afforded by tlw cvldcncea produced. of the
thorougbacae ot the Instruction given nt that In
stil ution.
TbeacboUrs were subjected to the most Wureh-
ing rxamlnatton In their sevmul atudlca, and
every opportunity given to the Board to ascer
tain what they hud learned. The result was
highly gratifying, showing that they had been
trained to think for themselves, thereby ndvatic
i B g with rapidity, and acquiring a profleieney
that waa truly astonW.ing. The Board cannot
but think that tbs President, Rev, T. II. Stout,
and his amtetant. Miss Hattie Platt, are peculiar
|y fitted fof their vooatlon ; ahd so far as they
we capable of judging, Prof. Kueringvr gave
National Democratic Nomination,
The Act of Nomination
UNPARALLELED EXCITEMENT AND ENTItUSl-
JttM.
Tho Chuir »nnounc«d that the busi-
nera in older wub tho ninoleenth bullot.
A dulegute from Culiforniu, iu a fow
retnorkd, demanded Judge Stephen
Field, of that State, ns a candidate for
tho Prbatdenoy, who ho oulopiRcd M #
guardian of tho Constitution of tho
country against tho assaulta of tiio radi
cals at Washington. [Subdued cheers. |
Mr. Yullnndighnm said ho had aootn-
tmmication in writing, which, with lenvs
i.f tho Chuir, ho would lead from tho
stand. 11 is appearance on tho platform
was grafted with moderate cheers.—
Ho reud n letter from Mr. Pendleton,
dated July ‘2nd, and uddretsed to Wash
ington McLean, of tho Ohio delegation,
authorizing tho withdrawal ol his name
whenever it should seem desirable —
lie doomed tho success of tho party far
more important than the gratification
of any personal ambition. If at any
time a name could be presented that
would bo more likely to more heartily
unite the party than hia (Pendleton’*)
name, it should bo withdrawn.
Cincinnati, July 2,1868.
UclM, fin* a.to«r IM •'
Ut ukai. Sm-Von torn, hr l. r tlrtn «n.
0»r, Ih. t.'.lii.r, .ml pilnclpl", hlilt, tow pil-
«UnI my conduct since tin' »ugg» lun of my numo
for tlu* Presidential iiomUlstloo. vou know
ngninst tt.o worlJ. Ho could not be
nominated without putting hlineelf and
the Democratic party in peril. When
ho declined the nomination ho meant it.
Ho paid an eloquent tributo to Pendle
ton and itis magnanimity, in closing, and
said, thanking the Convention, your can
didate I cannot be. Mr. Vallandigbam
Buid, in times or great exigency and
claiming every personal consideration
should be laid aside. He insisted that
liorttlio Seymour must yield to the de
monstration in itis bohnlf. Ohio's vote
must and should stuhd for Horatio 8ey
mour. He called upon tiio several del
egutos to follow that.
Mr. Keernan, of Now York, said, to
relievo eveiybr.dy lit the Now York del
egation, they huto had no lot nor part
in litis movement of Ohio. They hod
hoard something of It, but declined
taking part in it, out of regard for tiio
proper neiisillvoncHS or the President
of tho National Convention until other
Stales should show by their notions
that Mr. Seymour was demanded by
the party in tiio. Convention. He urg
ed tho necessity of sucocss in the cam
paign ; expressed it si bis opinion that
Mr. ** *
n Seymour could accept the judgmei
with honor, and tin
grteM avUUncas of lik"ability belli n« a perforroer
•ml InflruQtar of nwa-ic. uod have n»
• douht will
that while I received the good op.nloit ofmy
countrymen, and would fuel uonret nr.Je lit
di»litiguUbcd a mark of their confidence, a U*
not Urtlru It al the experuw of one tingle elccto-
rial vote, [great apphtUK,] or ol the linrt di*-
Inrbance oftlw harmony or our parly. I eon-
ahlerrd lhe otiocoft of tho Democralto parly In
tliu next elcollon as of fat greater Impotbutco
than the gratification or any personal ambition,
however put* and lofty Unity h •. [l.oud c.ie ra j
If, thcrolbre, nt ottv lime, a name shall Ihi sng-
Kcrtrd. which, la the opinion of youtwdf and
those friends who have .shared our confidence
klintl be stronger More tlie eonitUy. or which
can more thnrougbly represent our own J»arly. I
beg (bat you will Inrltuilly withdraw my nnine,
and l plwlgr to tlie convention my hearty, xeil*
ous, and active support for lls minlaeu.
Very truly youra,
Gao. II. PBKnurroN.
Mr. Vnllsndigham said it was Mo-
Leans’ desire to present this letter ear-
aou insirucio. oi . uuw H." ...» >• — — • ... . , , .
uive fienernl satisfaction to tho*- who tuny In ,| y yesterday, but the Ohio delegation
V . I. A I.. 1.1. Ir.imnn . I . I i.:.. ......... 1...
I.Caia N*n k.»:. A frleud hot kindly present
rd «■ with oae of Ilia ureataat curwailian in the
vegoUbla kingdom w« have ever seen.
It li • ewrttd and //«*■< white tact, as Ingeni-
oiiiljr and aHUtlcally arrangwl by dam# nature,
•a ever a maiden twirled ha r colffltre. What to
to he done when Ike furor for faahlo* telxeaaven
the - garden mm ” of the ladlca! I* woman’s
empire to embrace Um vegetable os well aa sal-
iual world T Surrender, ok man, and rebel no
longer agSlnH deallny. Wkethsr It be boooet.
teumure, orinoUna. selvas, long skirts, fbort eklrts,
ot even fcrsmkas, Jisrt save in with the beat grace
vou can, and tot tha aweet. pretty creature*, have
Mr own way. You oan’t help it. if yon would
HraoLART moCilK. -On Monday nlglit the
Ur room of Mr. R. Baskia waa forcibly entered-
amt liquors to the amount of fil73al*atraetrdand
carried off. We hear also of a sack of flour be.
log spirited away from the premia*# of Mr. W
B. Bii*on, by an eulerpriiing darkey, vbo dis-
Unoed permit, and eaeaprd with hto prlxe. At
thto moment Bin. Jefftiea la confined In jaH fo
await Ms ITlat fur the murder of Peter Grunt,
(both eolotedl. We team aloo • dead negro lu-
font ha* been found In a wett wltbfp onr rrwpo-
rato limito, reemtoty. The fire king, to^ has Ut
terly brio at work.
Thismw, tefEwdcide. mwrdar, burglary etc.,
will 0*e quite a Chitnga arpcct to our little cUj
•broad.
It mart be rrwirmberad, thanks Ic firfi. Meade
and the carpet baggere, that w« are wltboilt
■County or .Superior Court* at present. Is this
*• the peace ” (ten. Grant inrirts npon!
pm' Our friend, Dr. Powell, to always offer
ing something new and tempting to tb« public,
and keep* the people thoroughly ported uf lo
«rtij new ruev-dj-, mcqfiifilckl contrlvsnoi, nad
modern Invunllon la bis line of trade.
HD Introduction of “ Spear's l’reaervlug Solu
tion," jurt at thto juncture when the rain to
catulng our fruit proapcoU to revp. e, to matt op
portune.
This preparation is said to mrytm every otbee
in the perfect preservation of the flavor aod oro-
K lvc aencrat satu*ttctiun to tw ««» ■
trust tbelr daugtttera and word* to his training.
w. B. Tackett,
11. tl. JoMM,
1„ Mt-l<n*r>.H,
Wrox Hasrw,
J. 8. Coxnv,
M. K. V**r.V,
J. O. A.CtaiX,
Jso. McK. Gi nn,
K. H. Platt,
Jso. L. rsimawooD,
W. B. Kioink),
A. l>. GetJL
U. C. MirnixiJ..
Rnnra of Vtoitot*.
Cnthhert, Oa., July Pth. Unit.
Tun 8umx«e Think.—Tho New
York Tribune nnnotmooK flint (horn-
tv/inn have »lotc-rmine«1 to dlteolfn tlieir
nhyllcal pHTtnorahip by novering the
(igntriMiit that Iish Itounu thorn together
(l.r ho long a pwriud—about nixty yearn.
The younger poopln ol theno times nre
not ai-qtiainu-fl with theno remarkable
twin*. They were born united by n
stunt ligament fixed to the breast of
each in close proximity to the vitnl nr-
g,ms Thin lignmont, some ten inohow
m oirotimrerom-e, i* endowed with n*n
sution, morbid nod n«rvo-m«ntal o*>mli.
tions to such n degree that the highest
medirnl mithnntien hnvo difl'ered ns to
the posaibijity of severing without
death to the twins. It was considered
so hsEurdoun that they have lived tee
getlier, with all tiio Inconvoniem-ee of
uch a union, for their long lives. They
came to this country in 18‘27, and were
exhibited for some years, after which
they retired to a valuable farm in North
Carolina, where they were married to
two sisters, nutives of lliut State, and
each biiva nine children.
At last Cluing r.nd Eng—thoae arc
their names—propoae to separate ; ami
it is said they will go to Paris to hnvo
the operation porlormed. \V<t half hus
petit this nmmiineement ns u prelude to
the reappearanre of these old twins in
public for the benefit of their numerous
progeny. We shall see.
19* “Occasional” said laat wool;
The rebels ore, marching upon New
York, not with muxxles on their lips < r
futtira on their limbs, but boldly and de*
finntly.
VVg would sooner trust tliesc “rsbew'
than the thieves who pi arched toward
had thought best to keep his name be
fore the Convention throughout yester
day. He commanded the magnanimity
an«l unselfish patriotism of this latter,
unit linully willidiew Pendleton’* numo
with thanks to those who had suppor
ted him with such tidulity. [Great
cheering]
The roll was then called for tho 19th
ballot The choir announced tho re
sult : Uuncock, I8fi 1-2; English, 6;
Packer, 2*2: DouliUle, 12 ; Bondrioka,
107 1-2, Blair, 13 1-2; Field, 15;
Chose, 1-2 j Seymour, 4.
When thMkiR Was culled on the 20tli
ballot Arkansas broke from Hancock
und g»ve llendrloka 4 of her 6 votes.
Massaousetts asked time and was
passed, ll is rumored she will go fur
Chase
New Jersey voted 7 for Hendricks.
New York adhered -to Hendricks.
Ohio asked time and was pa«<ni —
Excitement ami internal intense. Penn
sylvania adhered to Hancock. Ken
tucky gave Hendricks 6; Hancock,
!Ji. Massachusetts alkod und ob
tained leave to retire for If> minutoB.—
During tho recess John Morrissey offer
ed buts that English would bo tlie nomi
nee. I lie canvassing wus active all I
over the Hall : each delegation review
ing the field,discussing the chances of
different candidates and determining
how to vote on the next bullot, or bow
to change tlieir votes if there should bo
any general change uf rotes.
Before the announcement of tho 20th
ballot, which was still pending, the Con
vention wus again called to order. Tiio
result was then announced as follows
_ _ lent
of tho Convention wilt* honor, w»d that
ho should yield, ns a matter of duty, to
its wishes. With him as n candidate,
Now York was good for a hundred
thousand majority.
Tho call of tho toll wns tho* proooe
ded with. Tennessee gave Horatio
Seymour 10 When \\isionsin wns
called Mr. l’ulmor socouded the States
of Ohio and cast nino votes for Horatio
Seymour. [Groat cheering.] Ken
tucky gnve .Seymour her 11 votes.
[Grout cheering.] Mnnmchosotts gave
1 *2 for Horatio Seymour. North Caro
lina changed her 9 votes from Hendricks
to Seymour. [Che.n.l P.muvlv.ul.i
asked* that lmr vote bo not recorded Tor
President. Bt>»torippl ohnn gcd from
Hancock to Horatio Seymour. [(Jreat
chocring and coafusK'D ensued, delega
tions standing upon tho. ir Ron ,'l? » criCB
“Hit down, in front,” •‘orris;'.’’] ,
Mr. Paine took the Obair anJ insisted
that gentlemen must tuko their seats,
that ho would rccognixo uo ono until or
der was lostorod.
Mr. Woodard, of Pennsylvania, now
lose and transferred her twenty.six
votes to Horatio Seymour. [Great
cheering and disorder ; cries of tiio del
egates all over tbs house to tlieir res
pective Chairman, “ohnngo our vote,
chango our vote.”] U ulf a doxon States
at onoe wanted to ohaiige their vote.
Missouri changed to Seymour, 11; Il
linois followed for Seymour. [Tremen
dous cheering und indescribable confu-
hiun.] Indiana changed solid 18 to
Seymour ; Texas cast her 6. Here the
cannon m the street begun to fire a ho
lute for the nomination, a* State ufter
State come in ; but tlie confusion and
noise was so g'oat that not a word
could bo distinguished ol what any body
said.
Mr. Seymour lining dearly nomina
ted, and the confusion subsiding, Als
bsnm, Maine, Kansas and Arkansas
followed successively with unanimous
votes for him.
Mr. Dnwsou, of Pennsylvmtia, moved
that the nomination be made by nelu-
mation ; but them wus so much confu
sion nothing was done with tlie motion
A dulegute from Minnesota, frantically
Our Next President—Horatio
Seymour Aoerpts the Hum
iliation.
Mw York, July 10.-Governor Bey-
mour delivered the following Bpeech at
a ratification meeting to-sight :
Mr. Chairman ana gentlemen of tho
Committoe t I thank you for the courte
ous terms in which yoq have communi
cated the action of the Democratic Con-
vention. [Cheers.] I have no words
adequate to express my gratitude fi»r
the good will and kindness which that
body has shown mo. Its nomination
wns unsought and unexpected. It was
my ambition to take on activo. port,
from which I am now excluded, in tho
great struggle going on for the restora
tion of good government, of penoe and
prosperity, [Groat cheering,] bull hnvo
been caught up by tho overwhelming
tide that ts beuring us to a groat change
and find myself unable to resist its pres
sure. [Loud cheering ]
You have also given to ino a copy of
the resolutions put forth by tho conven
tion, ihowing its position upon all the
great questions which now agitates the
country. As tho presiding oftteeT of
that convention, I am fumiliur with the
scopo und import, and ns ono of its
members I urn a party to tlieir torms.—
They are in accordance with my wish,
nnd l stand upon them in the contest
into which we arc now entering, nnd I
itbnil strive to curry them out in tho fu
ture wherever I may be plucod in pub
lic or private lit* 1 . [Cheers.!
I congratulate yon nnd nil coneervu-
live men who seek to restore order,
pence prosperity und good government
to our land, upon the evidences every
where shewn, that wo are to triumph
at the next election. [Prolonged
cheers]
Those w ho nro politically opposed to
us fluttered themselves there would bo
discord in our councils. They mistook
the uncertainties of our views, as to the
best methods of carrying out ohr pur
poses, for differences of oplHftm. With
regard to those purposes they mistook
nn anxiety to do no act which should
not be wise und judicious, for a spirit
of discord ; but during the lengthened
proceedings and earnest discussions of
the Convention there has prevailed an
entire harmony of intercourse, a patient
forbourunuo. und a self sacrificing spirit
which are tho euro tokens of coming
Convention ard Mass Meeting at At- I
laeta.-H Is hoped that tire Empire!
State will hnVc nn immense assemblage 1
of her Representative men nt Atlontn
on the 28d inet., to give an emphatic
response to tbo glorious work of the
New Yot-k Convention. ]
Fifty thousand intelligent freemen in I
council, wi t cause the dry bones to
Bhnke in the Radical camp, and make
Bullock nnd bis motley crew see the
hand writing off the wall. I
As published elsewhere it will be no
ticed that Randolph has rflOtcd in tho
matter of sending delegatee to the Con
vention, nnd now it only remains for the
people to evince tlieir zonl nnd enthnsi-1
asm in the good cause, by repairing in
orowds to tlie Mass Ratification Meeting
bo held on the same day,
Let all go who can, that the voico pf I
old Randolph may bo board and felt on
that grand occasion.
t
A MoMIoff enint has found bis tffiy
the vicinity of Bniubridgo, and I
scaled ” and carried off one demented I
widow. How many move will he be
ublo to bng, of the silly weak minded
women o^this country, before he returns
to bis Suit I.uko seraglio ? Hew surely |
work for tho Ku Klux.
The citizens of Albany subscribed on I
tbo 1st inst. 800,000 to the building of Am#rl
tho South Georgia and Florida Hulk
road.
It
victory.
Accept for yourselves, gontlcrncn, my
wiulms for your future welfare and hap
piness. [Cheers.] In a fow days 1
ill answer tho communication you hnvo
the
just handed me ; by lettor,
* rm. [Trem"“
cheering.]
oUHtomary form. [TremondoUE and
long continued 1
Tributes lo llte Proftsslonal
Hklll of Nashville iMiysl
cl non.
In the pioceedlngs of tho American
Medical Association which met u few
days ngo in Washington, wo find the
following reference to papers submitted
By two well known physicians of our
city:
The following voluntary pupors were
referred to the several sections ns defllg
uutod :
“Investigation! upon Pymmia, with
associated diseases.
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P RACTICE. V.Rhn.V.; .toI
Atobf In tlufe Gold and Bllr«r Wateni
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Itodfei' fisiMand EnalUh ip»X*. Cl«
, JttiSSWESSW^
rtpBnJft®* J
is boliovod that tbo presence of 1 mittnfcr aTtfifii i nolirl and Warranted. |H* G
multitudes of black ants on the cotton j TO I^LANTBRfi
stalks tho present yenr, will destroy tho
larva of the caterpillar nnd save the.
orop from the ravages of that insoct.— I
Oar .speriwuoB k that In tW.V dty .e»- j 5 0uth .^ e ,t Ctelrflk.
sons tlioj «u» do dnmogo. flank
lingo, nml long oontinned, dnmp, nnd I bnitlrM ol Ito
cloudy .poll. Invor their pi-odootion. fTtr^lSE
Mu. Ha.lohur.1, Prorid.pt of the Mu- S-lafeiffXtMSltfjS!
con & Brunswick Railroad, lias porfeet-1 tlm to all bsxlnrss entreated to our care, ptoaRtei
.d arrange,..,It, «IU. North*, mpltri- G»>a-t.riri«U) l -_A!iaC*SS
ists by which the entiro lino of road will
bo completed in 18 months,
Tub population of Florida in 181Vt
wns 168,659, showing an increase in
seven years of 18,288. The whiles had
increased in flint timo only 4,247.
it Ion t
•n honest emtei
vr« offer onr reputation.
We reepecttolljr lolkit
Tho present “ hentfftl toffn u et-
tends over tire entire nation. Thtf (lior-
mometer rnr.ges evon higher nt the
Nortli than it does hero. At Pough-
kopsic on tlie 14th it marked 106 deg.
Bun strokes hro frequent.
tST The New York Herald as usual
after Presidential nominations, awaits
tho notion of tho higbost bidder. It is!
crayfishing towards Grunt already, nnd
snys tlie Donrooruts in their nominations
hnvo ndoptod the best modo of electing
him. Huw much “ duEl'* dnyounskj
Mr. Bennct ?
joarp.U...^ THAR COU1NH A 80S.
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JAMHI UNO*.. J0H " alU -
KNOX A GILL,
cell on T aotbr.
A*0
-iGohcnil Commisslrt MdrclinnUi,
k». m sIiith-b Wharf, iiai.tiiiork.
liaali.ntt«lttol COTTOH. BIP8, fcato*
rJU» ifitoh ... Htor.1 «l,.ac« o.d. th.l~a.
■ ' i lor COBS .>< DACON prearpIlT .««alri
Ortorf ior CORK .a. UACON p
I with care and attwitlna.
a „ . diservutions upon
waving one of tlie ritnto stundards, at- Niipurvening upon gun shot wounds,” by
trautuu Ilia attimtii*. of Ilia Ohairlnan, Hr Jntopli Jonca, Tonnc««o». Bufwrod
troctou
nnd east the vote of Minnesota for Sey
mour.
to tlie section on Surgery nnd Anatomy.
“Albinism in the negro race,” by
Referred to section on
Georgia paid her last tribute to llr - same author.
ick, tha moat Imighlly anlillar of Ilia Ptiyriiilngy.
Dr. Hihbrod, of Indinnn, stated that
English, 142 1-!; [cheers,] Doolittle,
12; Hendricks, 121 ; Blair, 18; Field,
9 ; ft-y^purj 2.
The roll was palled on tho 21«t t»al-
loi. Kentucky und Massuehusetts again
upked time, and were passed. Missou
ri abandoned Hlair and gave Hancock
tj- mid Hendricks 4 North Carolina
gave Hendricks 1 ; Pennsylvania 20 for
Hancock. Tennt-Bseo sp it ngnin, giv
ing Johnson 5, Hancock 21, for McClel
lan 1-2 [Cheers in the Gallery.]
Mr. Seymour resumed the chair.—
MumucIiusett’s gave 4 lor Chose. [Great,
prolonged oed repented cheering in the
than tho thieves who marched towuru i o
Chicagn la., MayXV-..
trxt.
Since Stanton left the War De
partment another fraod of nearly two
milliotis of dollars has boen brought to
ligfit. It is a clnim for bounties to col
ored regiments that never had nn exist
ence. The matter is undergoing nn in
vestigation and some loyal Uads will bo
exposod/
tar Napoleon paid over $40,000,000
in gold to have Jdaximillinn killed off
and Carlnttn sent to a mndhousc—Even-
ing Bulletin.
We can beut Hint considerably in this
dag»
185 ; Johnson, n ; Doolittle, 12 ; H-
(Iticks, 182 ; Field, 8 ; Chase, 4 ; Me-
Clclltn, ] ; Hoffman, 1-2. The rote for
Chusc w us again hissed, which waa res-
landed to by overwhelming cheers.
cock, the most knightly
war, who she had supported earnestly,
but sho now uoitod iu voting unanimous
ly for Soymour. ,
Mr. Stuart, of Michigan, surd that
State enmo to tho Convention with tho
single purpose to nominate a unudidute
who could certainly bo elected. Thut
position she occupied to-day. Ho pro
ceeded to eulogize Seymour as the
greutost atule.-uteii now living, and oust
the Michigan vote lor him.
The hand on Forteentli street struck
up ‘Tho Battle Cry of Freedom.” The
cannon still saluting.
A delegate from South Carolina said
ho wus from n State which fell moat
heavily the chains of oppression from
Radical rule, llo said Mouth Carolina
cumo here oareing uforo formon than
measures, they were satisfied with tho
platform adopted so unanimously, and
South Carolina with tho invocation of
God's blessing on the party on which
rests the Inst nope of the country, casts
her vote for Seymour. •
Maryland changed to Seymour. Mr.
Tildcn, of Now York, rose. Great In
terest to hear him was manifested. v.,u
cries utfered '•? f ‘tnko tb* p'mlfonn.”—
" ,u,u . “J sp«kc from ms placo, however. Said
On tho to-d ballot Cuhforuo'. Voted I tbat'ho did not, last evening, bollevo
solid^ for Heuurick*.; Minnesota gavo t Biat tbo event which has now occurred
UefiiVicki hvl' 4 j mikeouii gavo 4JcnT
dri. ks8; Nevada gnve him 3 ; Now
York adhered to Vim ; North Carolina
gave him her 0. Great ehcorti when Ohio
was called. Mr. McCooko, by the
unanimous direction of bis delegation,
and with tho nssejrt and approval of ev
ery public mun in that State, including
{Pendleton, asked lenvs to put jn nomiJ
m. of ito fruU or .^i.bv. p»> »P Tto .to ->UW'J to har. our Cototitulion dtotroy-
ig Its ism Is an- «d and negro equality ostablisheo —iArt-
county, Thad. Btevonf, Ben Builer and i nut | u| j,' w inclination, but no
Company, poid $4,000,000,000 of other • L * »
people’s money aod sacrificed a million
ly Keirt.
Ai J
plicity ao4 lemvbienea aUa^dtog
ether sr*uu»et f D (is b
Tbf Doctor atoo offer* lo the public the cele
brate* HUM sstr-SMlmiflofr jsr, which can b#
naed for aa ind-floit* period, and to jurt tbs
thing to secotepowy UrepMNrttef solution.
A little pains and care token at thto teuon,
will harp’a family ahpplM dnriit* (he whole
winter, while Jack Frost's Icy gwp to upon oik platform,
garden*, with the lulieioai and bealUilul pro
ducts of the Manner. Let the wbe take the
hint^ 1
In thi* connection we would call attention al
so to tlie agency of the Doctor for many of oi r
moat valuable and popular publication*.
The pabltc will find him prompt and rrtifbto.
lunger nguinst ids honor, the name of
Hon. Horatite Seymour. Let us vote
lor a man whom the Presidency has
sought nnd who has not sought lh«
Presidency. This, lie b«liev«d. would
drive from power the Radical cabal nt
The “carpet bng* Legisln!nre of I Washington. He believeJ this nogii-
has ofieiuUy declared that no nation would command tho unanimous
approval of Democrstiu Conservative
men of all sections, and hu asked, on
behalf of tho country, that Mr. Sey
mour should yield to this wish of the
Convention. "[Great excitement and up-
j.lause, dole gales rising and cheoring.j
Mr. McCooko cast 21 votes for Hora
tio Seymour. (Renewed cheering.]
>Jr. Seymour rose, and suid tho mo
tion just made excited mingled emo
tions. He had no language in which to
ion and express
shall keep w stallion who does not
accept “the civil and political equality
of ail men.” A new plaok in the Grant
Grant has recommended an in
crease of 8£ per cent, in the pay of army
officers. Tins is kioking out the ecouo-
my plonk in the Chicago platform.
ts~ The Cincinnati Chronicle says
that “Grant is rising all the time.” Jf thank tho Convention and express hid
boru al | he lives till November the Democracy | ri-grut that bin name had been presen-
could have happened. His remarks
here wore not distinctly audible to the
re|K«rUr, bornse of conversation in his
vicinity. Ho was understood to say he
had no expectation thut Ohio would
have come to the support of the distin
guished citizen of New York. Ho had
opposed Ohio’s earnest wishes. In con
elusion, ho announced Ilia unanimous
vote of New York for Horatio Seymour.
Mr. (’lark, of Wisconsin, culled for
the ratification of the nomination by
three cheers for Seymour, which wore
given with a will.
The Chuir announced lhe rosuit, all
the Slutos having voted. The result
wns, Seymour 817 votBs. EuthfisfEEtic
checi ing by the whole Convention, the
audience rising, waVoiltg hats, hanker-
chiefs, fans, etc., lor suverul minutes.—
Loud calls for beymour sod cried of sit
dowa in front.
Tho Chuir rapped wilh tho gnvcl nnd
cullod to order in vain for several min
utes. Finally the Chairman, Mr. Prince,,
announced that Spymour having re.
ceivod tho unanimous vote of the Con
vontion, wits the stundarod-bearer for the
coming campuign.
XJ r. Ill Ulll vU, VAI >liuillilll| OIUJVU III.,,
the section on Physiology, after u oura-
inl examination of the contribution by
Dr Joseph Jones, entitled Albinitm in
the Stgro Race, recommended thut in
view of its grout excellence, it ho sub
mitted to the Smithsonian Institution
for publication. The report, on motion,
uceeeptcd.
Dr. Paul F. Eva, of Nashville, road
before the auction on Surgery nnd Ana
tomy a paper ujion the radical cure of
Varicocele, Referred, on motion, to
the proper committee, with a rocommen
elution lur publication in the t ansae-
lions.
Dr. Eve also presented a treatise con
mining severul illustrations in renter
e-dors, entitled Iwekigalkn* upon Py
numla, with observations upon associat
ed disease!, supervening upon gun shot
wounds, by Joseph Jones, of Tennessee,
Dr. Palmer, after an ftfllmMod d^buto,
mainly upon the onoalioa of ;'»« moJo ot
publication, ofLrod Vue following, whioh
was unnnire 0 usly adopted.
”< BBRkii, In tlie preaent jlnnnc'al ooaditlcaof
the AMuciation, it I* impntiliki lo Incur tiio ox-
pciM* of (lublbiliiiig llw contribution of Dr. Jo-
x«ph Join *, ami
WiiKiiKta. I la presumed great value na a «efc*>
Hfir paiwr entitle* It to a permanent place In tli#
— ||^-. II. . . ik^utilM Im 4.
jar* Genial McDowul, of tiwll bun
fume, and who removed Gov. Humphrey;
ol Mississippi, has himself been removed
by tb« President. Old Thad's throat
of u second impeachment did’t scare
anybody.
Greeley wont on to Washing-
tondast week to protest ngainat the
proposition to tax tire interest on goter-
merit bonds, and Old Thnd denounced
him as a “Honroorow.”
IQU "Roll on silver moon,” is tho title
of u popular song. Wo would adviso
thut moon not to roll ns f«r as Wash
ington. Ben Butler is there yet.
WANTED!
Clean Cotton Rags,
LEU ICEiTi
n l* how afknit comiUehtls* tor tb#
103211
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JACOD DAVIS.
HARDEMAN & SPARER
To tlie Planter* ia
Middle and Southern Georgia.
F or TWENTY YEARS w* bavt mttmI jou,
wa b«li»»# laig^rfly. Onr
*AME PSlCfeS At t*9T 3W80N I
Mr IGF. IldUSK rt tbs lowtr *nd bf tha PAH-
IffotK iJkfdt «u te mm Mr *»'»*•
Ml.,- .
inf lo that put PI ttt«
ffom. . _
•itotMift
X* fc'thalr auppl
II. V. II.IA.
upon your pro#n«r!ly |
*' to promote yr~“
■nuribt to promote yo'nr intore.1 and *dtan«« U by
r.t *.-.. Aa Coi “
•vary IMSES lo oor poWar.
.. . diswtt I
Wa htva ualoualy
nd adv*n«* ll by
iommiuloo Mar-
•baola wa ante lander you our jirrlcan. at
stood, tobtob b I
hito wiThitood lb* flume* nf a burning
(tberebr proving II* recnrlly.) and wb*r«i
Lopa to menl tha vary llbtral patfonaga always
medical literntnre of the country t thsrofuee l»o it
UruAvcd, That tniil truatiw na rcfitrufl lo tn«
Coiumittee on Publication, who (lull lw omptiW-
•red to bring ll to the notice of the Hedicul Da-
parlioont of the United Stotts Army,
In the medical memoirs of tho recent
war, collected find published by the
United States Sniiitnl-y Communion, tbo
contribution of Dr. Joseph Jont-E upon
pnoumnnia, typhoid fever,ccrobro-apinnl.
mennigitis, diurrhea, dysontery, snruli
pox, scurvy, intermittent and conges
tive nnd other diiteases of tbo Confederate
Army and FederuJ prisoners,occupy one-
third of tho grant work, It is also an-
qounced that a large |>ortion of tho forth
•quart
wn Lop
given it a.
Tha »*!•
nu real v«a sona —
tUro thanka j to naw ooaa, try na, wa will try to
pirHHc you.
a of Oottoa I* ahr epeetolltVi Wa llsrfar
-ji.uo wn aacal u». To old friend* wa ra
il t.
0. O. BPaRKN.
tte * crop.
Jr4 8m
Postponed Randolph Sheriff Bilesi
WILL be aold, before tha dohrl Hottia door, Is
Cull.bert, Oa., brlwaan Ilia Uanal hour# of aala, oU
iba firal Tueadny In Auguit naxt, tha rollowlog
pr Swab L»l| W ol Loi of Lasd No. II, Irtog In iba
]»ib District of origmallir Lee, *mcn Blawart now
lUndolpb county, for coil on fl fa j John Patare vo,
John Qrimof, Amaoda Uriioat.and W. D. Kiddao,
Guardian. pra foe ll
A l*o, wine time and plaaa, tot of Und No. 2M.
in Town Dirtrid. aaid cosnly, aa tha *- “
lltzil I’ac*, for olflear'a coat nn fl fo, J.
v*. flHr.il Paca, and rest on other fl faa in my poa-
*f*eioD ag*in»t aaid Pan* l’rrvparlj pointed ont by
i (fleers of court. Tenant notified. pra f-e f>
Hite »ll!
JOHNNY or SEVEN TOP
Turnip Sped!
0R0WN BY
6EOR^E Wi GIFT.
A tod the old vartotles brdwn by D. LANDReTM
• A two faced child k f ■
i*o«k Haven reawotly. It should be , will givff bftn tbu biggest hoi*t he has ts i, but in a queatfus affseting his duty
^*"7' . ' . , 1 in Town miinci. aam coamy, a* lhe property df
coming Surgical memotra of the war, will i „ wl , ,, WJ0t ^ n a e sr , s co»t m fl f*. J. McK. Guon
bo from the same pen.
Baron 1.array, Inspector General of
the French Army, rflcontly requested, ^igo, *aina time and platsa. tot of I.abd, No. •, In
through the French Embassador at g,* Mb District «r auid county, u tha property of
\V nriilnuton, copito of tl.o v.riou. work- g
of Dr. Jones fut preSpEtslion U) too ot |,, r ti fas in mv bonds against rtid A. I). ileudry.
v :_i i——* a#. Js..Sto« -» U...L I *» •- puiotad out by Offriara .nf conn. . Tenant
HAS BUOOK.'i.
pra foe fll Dept. Bhetlff.
Imperial Instilute ot Medicine at Paris, I Premerty
and has rocently nnminsted this gcutlc- 1
...At. .ih i.urr.ur.i.nHi n» mitffiluir (if tlllri , *'
man as corresponding member of this
most renowed und lflurtlca institution.-'
Nathvill* Paper.
, ROJ.to.M.., ^„, r o* tL4Tn „,„,
tetJlf dnijrgtot, Hookiwllar and Blatlaof.
Notice to Plante re.
fSXllE uaderaigoad, RAViri* tadsad
THt PUNTERS’ WAREHOUSE,
Now building, near tho Paaeanger Depot,
Opposite Bylnfton’a Hotel,
Wnold rapalblU (■* lk -
public ff*ucr»Hy. ftiat they Will remove to »ba soma
on lha Bret of AnyuM neat, wbm tbay ti tea
loercated IkbUhtoa fttr Mnriug and Balling Oottoa.
Thankful fot tba vary liberal pateonaga raevivad
tbo paat aaotou. and flAttorinn ibworalrea that thay
have in aoma dagrea invritod I*
WILL Ha »ei«l oh tba firat Yilasday lit Aug. nett,
batora tha Court ItoSaa door, buireao Iba ocnol
*.
Ooaeke, Inf
— : —* : Xu™i!7i.nwr»? i. .I.
U night of the 11th, unrnco up the | t-tupvrior Court of a*id coiinly: on* in favor of
southern portion of the public llrooke A Hmi)b va. I.. A Ooaeke, tha otbar to l*»
named Chicago i'latfonn. ’
yet received.
I uud boflor ho muot stand by bis t piniou brevet.
ou the n
ontiro southern portiou of tiio public
M. Prentice calls Forney a negro t*y, srpiarc. Loss in the neighborhood of
| $20,000.
. irnaai nnunn.
I jjDlda pre fee
Sheriff.
(bay I
REYNOLDS.
JaVl4nt
GBi
J.adad
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