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Newspaper Page TextThe Georgia, Weeklv Telesraiah. and. Journal <fe Messenger. Telegraph and Messenger MACON, JULY 4, 2871 Tot Louisiana Sugar Cbop.—According to tho third annual statement of Mr. Bouohereau, just published, the Louisiana crop of sugarpro- duoed last year was 144,881 hogsheads; weigh ing 188,378,592 pounds. This was a very large increase; but nevertheless the crop was below average to the acre, owing to unfavorable weather. The yield of molasses was over ten million gallons, an increase of nearly 100 per cent, on ths previous year. The successive su gar crops, Binoe the war, have been as follows 1870, 144,381 hogsheads; 1869, 87,090; 1868, 84,256; 1867, 37,647; 1866,41,000; 1865,15,000. The largest sugar crop ever produced was in 1861, when the orop footed up 469,510 hogs heads—unusually large, since tho previous crop was only 228,758 hogsheads. The Picayune* says the sugar crop is now re-established on solid basis, and for the current year will proba bly be 200,000 or 225,000 hogsheads. Many hundreds of negro laborers have been brought out from Tennessee, Virginia and the Caroli nes, and no inconsiderable amount of white labor has been drawn into the cultivation of the cane. The Mobile Exp Bess Bobbeby.—-The Mo bile Register, of Saturday, announces the de tection of the gang who threw the express safe out of tho Mobile and Ohio Railroad train on the Saturday before—the arrest of the ring leader and the recovery of four thousand dol lars of the money. It was the work of a gang of negro desperadoes living ronnd the outskirts of Meridian, rmd beaded fey w.nk cu.«.V; got up the Meridian riot, and against whom ten indictments are now pending. Crosby and his gang are bold and defiant outlaws, and defend themselves by arms against arrest. However, the police got him this time, and with him his part of tho spoils, winch was just $4,000, or one-third of the whole sum in the safe. This was only one of a long series of robberies perpe trated on the road by Crosby and his gang. Cros by has come out with a full confession, and when all his crowd are caught, the Kn-klux Committee can learn fully as much as they will want to know aboutthe “Meridian Massacre,” and weep as much as they please about his cruel fate. New Publications.—Lee & Shepard, Boston, have just published the second series of Oliver Optic’s Yonng America Abroad. It is a very entertaining narrative of travel and adventure in Norway, Sweden and Denmark, handsomely illustrated, printed and bonnd—3C8 pages. William T. Adams, who writes under the sou briquet of “Oliver Optio,” Is a charming author for the young. The Youxo DixivEnEBS or Pleasant Cove, is the second of a series by Rev. Elijah Kellogg, just issued by the same publishing house—sto ries of adventure by sea and land. A very pretty book of 300 pages. Both can be found at the book store of Brown & Co. The Sobxhebn Magazine, for July, is full of promising contributions by Southern writers. Professor W. Leroy Brown, of the University of Georgia, contributes a paper on Shooting Stars and .Erolites. The Dukesborough Tales are continued. Some of our local great men Vashti, Operations on Morris Island, My Rival Lovers, and Letters from the South, are among the other original papers. Murdock, Browne A QiU, ItC BlUiatmt okMt, lUlUttoia. . Great Atlantic Coast Line.—This route for speed, convenience and comfort, bids fair to be the favorite of those who design visiting the Viiginia Springs or New York tho present sea son. Fifty hoars suffice to transport the pas senger from Macon to New York via ^gusta, Wilmington and Richmond, with bnt t#o chang es of cars to the latter point. A number of new and elegant passenger cars have iost been added to tho line, with an tne modem improvements for ventiliation, eto., and the eating houses at Branchvillo, Fair Bluff, and Magnolia, are on- surpassed in the country. The connections are close and regular, and the conductors and offi cers all courteous and polite. Fare from Macon to New York only $31 00. Through to Washington in 42 hours. Travelers, take heed. University or Georgia Appointments.—From an Athens letter dated the 26th -and which we will publish entire to-morrow—we Ieam that the following appointments have been made by the Faoulty fox the approaching commence ment: First Honor: Messrs. E. H. Briggs, of Columbus; G. A. Howell, of Valdosta; and A. A. Murphey, of Monroe county. Second Honor: G. R. Glonn, of Dawson, and I*. K. Yonge, of Pensacola. Third Honor: E. Newton, Union Point, Greene county. Speaker’s places were given to Messrs. J. L. Hand, of Americas, and B. W. Neal, of Thompson. The following re- ceived Honorable Mention: H. O. Ansley, of Augusta; B. A. Denmark, of Quitman; R. A. Goetobius, of Columbus, and J. L. Hardeman, of Maeoa. A Cbop of Onions.—Mr. Thomas Hunt, Sr., of Marshalville, brought to tho office yesterday, a basket of onions—the largest we have ever seen. They weigh an average of about thirteen ounoes. On 1,170 square feet of land of his plantation in Jones county, Mr. Hunt gathered eighty bushels of these onions and twelve bush els of buttons. Heretofore he has had no diffi culty in selling the onions at $2 per bnshels and the buttons at $10. Bat the onion market is now glntted. A dollar per bushel is the’ best offer. Times are so tight that people can weep without the aid of onions. Otherwise $280 would have been a righteous prodact for 1,170 feet of land. A Qceeb Story.—The Evening Post has a special dispatch from Ohio, stating that Gen. Ewing was really nominated Demucralio candi date for Governor of Ohio, instead of McCook, who was declared ttie nominee—declared so on an erroneous count ortho ballot. He adds that McCook holds on under the plea that the subse quent usual action of the Convention making his nomination unanimous coverea all errors. H that story is trae we should say that McCook holds a bad position. A new disease has recently attacked hogs In Fulton county, Illinois. It is different in its symptoms from hog cholera, and seems more like a oongestive chill as manifested in human beings. When the hogs are attacked they bunch up together for warmth. The chill is followed by fever, when they soon die. The per centage of deaths Is large. A New Subscriber But an Old One. We had an order yesterday to send the paper to Mr. Wiley Philips, Monticelio, Jasper county. Mr. Philips writes that he is in his eightieth year, and therefore six months at a lime is long enough to order the paper in advance. Long may he live to repeat the order. Accounts from various localities in the Northwest represent that the locusts are dying in great numbers. In many places' the ground is thickly covered with dead ones, and few live ones are seen. They have, however, done much damage to the young forest trees. I hb New Orleans'and Jackson Railroad is in torment The negroes have asserted their rights to berths in the sleeping cars, and a promising aw BUi* is on hand. ’ “ A Prophecy—Shall It be Fulfilled ? | Helgoland, j Mercer College. The World, of Friday, recalls this historical Or Heligoland, aa some of the papers call it, Some anonymous friend of Meioer L Diversity, incident: aeoording to a special from Berlin, is the sub- takes this paper to task for exhibiting so much Henry Laurens was President of the OontI- ject matter of the acrid correspondence between [interest in the University of Georgia, and BY TELEGRAPH. New Yobs, June 27.—The yacht club regatta was proceeding to-day. The wind was Tight _ . and the race splendid. Tho vessels, as far as I noon, it was informal]* * liui . alter - ITew York Ku-klnx. I they progressed, were well bunched. The of bribery and undue iaflaeaef New Yobk, June 27.—A man was killed in a | Dauntless leads at last advices. The schoon-J Smith before the Senate whiohclr—~ P“* N. H., June 28,-At ight the leaders of the Democratic party this Jt °* r as noon, it was informal]* *<>ma+a ‘J‘Rafter. Henry Laurens was President of the Gonti- ject matter of the aend correspondence between interest in uie umwnuj » wSlSI TTaiy fo » / ^ V,T • 1 ri.. ieineBentl », whioheharaes wiii.. nental Congress in 1779. In 1780 he’ was sent Germany and Great Britain. Frinoe Bismarck charges that Mercer and Macon should come oSSamSShJ?'aSS&oWaidSe^ThteiI tHLw^ aotioa * takeD - SKEffi as Minister to Holland. On his way be was I VnaUnrt I first and our State institution afterwards. saloon feU on amnaugi^ aunng ner. Maddme, Sappho^Wawdcrer,JHdal toWW^aeasurea. ’ Wtul( J «antarArt anrt tmnrionnArt „ f ° T ^ I ,rrite,to 1110 Gornuiaro P resentaU ve in England firet, and onr State institution tutvrnron. | Uliana Hn-klnx. I Wave. The Madelina will probably be the win- aSteMSSSr sfi: U»t the German government desires to acquire With all due respect we -ubmi; that 2k2s is a I gomo raffling fo Tnrtiana attacked a house oo- j nor by time allowance. I tion borne became premier Laurens was brought up that Island, and empowering him to make prop- very contracted view of the whole subject copied by four brothers, a sister and servant. . ^uota, 1^, June 2L-0. F. KimbaU has Liverpool, Jane 28.-Arrived‘ r 'thr^f^- on habeas corpus and released. After his re-1 for nnrahaAa. Earl Granville renlies I While we rejoice that our community will Be | Three jugs of benzine were .thrown into the | been nominated for Governor. Thewsrfntions I ton.. Yea > 016 Burning. Yobs, Jane 28.—The monthly coal ion shows a decline of SO cents per ton. ^ lease be was treated with great kindness respect by the British authorities. He with Lord Shelburne. After dinner the oonver- Paris, June 28.—Gabriae goes to Berlin. The Demoo- ^bintog thK I I saU o^umea°on theTseparattonof 1 thetwocoun-1 to Germany. The Prince rejoins that the island I State, and is pretided over by a faculty of the I w bep the ruffians discharged fire-arms into the I ligations to the constitution Aa it now is, but peoted here ° f ® razil ara ex- tries. Lord Shelburne remarked: is necessary for the protection of the German first order of intellect, yet this is no reason why bouse. Several inmates were badly hurt The *«oium “*“•««' whkffi the, smne be- Count de Paris arrived to-day and will oaN J2VB15SS’sft- 2KZ S2£2S532£XES& sss&*i£zr* “ *- SMiaSSg sssssss. £ss3£&SS corpus,” was therepIy.^-Lose the habeas_cor-1 lug^tabon for theRcnchfleet whmh w thus jthe forum, | ‘ Co-1 strikes Renewed Potts ville, June 27.—The workmen in the Lehigh Colliery have struck, because three men pus!" non 10 protect equally tne ngnis 01 tne states Frohsdorf to m.fen nrrn _l~ “ l «cec to I and individuals, and forever defend the same Duke de Chartres tn p 8®pienta for the visit of ' against concentration, and oppose a high pro-1 when both tb « date teoti ve tariff. I Thiers. A state Sotwith Chicago, June 27.—At Mount Morris, Wis- to-morrow after the 8 lve n by Thiers (iris were bathing, and a man who JKSEff save them was drowned. I will probably be present T& Stag®** whenboth princes may have ^“intervZ3g * A«OTn^f^*il nn ® 2 , 8 -— Dis Patches from Shanghia by “* Georgia Academy fob the Blind.—I the retS ey ‘SfJtTe SbeS^- *8 station for the French fleet which was thus nous old literary foundation, whose sons said Laurens. ^“YeS,” said'Lord Shel-1 enabled to blockade Hamburg and paralyze illustrated their State in the field, the fo borne. “We purchased it with centuries of I German oommeree. He looks upon its posses-1 and the halls of legislation., nnr .,. T „ ir „, wrangling, many years of fighting, and had it I ^ oa by a foreign power as a standing menace do not consider the two as rivals in any J ^ employed i a the mines who are not mem- -q,™- lv ’ 0 conffimed by at least fifiy acts of Parliament. Granville rejoins, in sub- sense. If it was indeed true that our denomi- bars of the Workingmen’s Benevolent Assoda- at temp’ted to save fog^toe^i^f theircM^^M U?e ve^fcrand!£ sta^^^rth^hLt consideration 1 ^no busi- nationai colleges were ^J 58 ^ 0 *o Univerrity Jane 2 j —Andrew Jackson Don- at f > a^ aU ^ BepubUcan o^Sidate for Lieufon-1 P hnn^ J tion of their liberty, that no man or parte will ness of England’s.. She is bound to look to her of Georgia, it would afford the best ^possible B]dsoa died ^ ddenly ^ da ® of cholera moxbn 3. SiSSmoSSff hnri^’ ^ * b " 8 ' "^^1 of* 0 cnstod * JesSday ever dare trample on it. Your people will piok 0 interests alone; and the desire of the Get- reason for being opposed to them. Bat happily seventy-two. ^Hudson Jane 27 —Two hundred members ^ Qnd 28.-—Gambelte has accepted the mans to acquire Heigolaud oousUtutes no fight suehisnot thefact. * Wswrd Ml, June, 27.-A Pullman ex- eluded Se CaThoho ‘ D0mi,iabOH ,n f>,a ’ P “ bC date it. AWhelmVelt^teraal tenant I to the island. Ana here the matter rests. We can assure our jealous correspondent that I priest of this city from tea Chinoh. The priest you have the majority wlU triple on it and Helgoland is a little island in the North Sea, Mercer vpH ever find an ardent friend in thin Ko passeng6ra hurt. troabTeT^eappre^naoi 0 exdnders * thepeoplewmpernutittobedQue.andsowiU Lbontamilelong and a third or a mile 'fride, journal; though we shaU never prove false, to I ^ BaltiM0EZ: Jnne 27.-Albert Schnmaker, I y^iSliejuneS^-ThTp^e, in reply to I.,,.,., t | and contaiuiug a population of less than 3000. In | °*r venerable Alma tfater. j Presidents the Baltimore Board of Trade, died J m addr6sa from the French Catholics, praises What Lord Shelburne predicted has come to R w - ed i s > 1 means “ the Holv Land ” „ 1T L .. .. snddenly to-day aged .0 years. the zeal they exhibited in the cause of the pass, in a measure, and it only remains for ®^ e “JS““ m ®® D8 _ tb® Ho y i^a d, TliC Ku-klox Investigation. New Yobk, June 27.—The dissenting vote of ohuroh and of himself, and denounces liberal Grant’s re-election to stamp upon it the seal of 11,13 not 1 other Iand » 881110 of ** might A Washington spooial to the World says the Bishops Ames nullified Dr. Lanahan s suspen- Catholicism as an evil as formidable as the rev- ... irreversibility. Sinoe the Jacobins under the 10 imply. It lies about a hundred miles Ettdical3 ^ probably be compelled to call off ^ „ - ' 8tarline for the North ol ^ on or 1116 C0mmn0e - _ , „ \ a ^ rief , seasoa 011 Wednesday afternoon lead of the men who “hated the Union as they Hamburg and thirty-five from the the dogs from the Southern whites and quit the jaggS?*«&*&%SSmJo£ ^ ° f ^ **** 8 d0 ~ hatedhell,”plangedthisoneehappyoonntryinto “ ontl1 010 Ebe- 11 was captured by the s(W j a u ed Ku-klux investigation. Asa party in- graphical Society last night ored, 12.G45; foreigners, 418,’646; coTored ’ 8 - spectator °f the musical perfomancea the bloody gulf of an unholy war, habeas corpus ^8^ from the Danes in 1807, and has been v0slmen t, the invesfigation so far holds no PirxsBimG, June 27.-The Pittsburg and f oreignere> 443. 0 f the foreigu-bom popula- ^ sollol8ll J progress of its unfortunate in- has been flouted, and jeered, and spit upon garrisoned by that power ever since. It is a pTomis9 of the smallest dividend. The witnesses ^ 80lsy,lle Bailroaa was formally opened yes- t : 0 n Ireland has 201,999; Germany, 151,222.1 mates. just whenever it stood in their way. They have so ^ of norevenuetoGreatBritain-notaxes on behalf of th e government have been »P«y ft, June 27—The Prussian army corps ^-GenSLes, Vice. Iwrar “ T. won tho wicked pre-eminence of being the first 0 *er having ^effected of Pe°P Ie h S •*» characterized by Greeley as “a pack of thieves,” system has been adopted by France. It is said Pr^dent^f’the^ntematio^lRaiSof Tex- P «)f. WBUama, its accomplished Superintend- party on this continent to defy its eloquent voice, government. I most bitter and vindictive Radical the Longohamps review is^ fixed for ^orsday | m jg here en route for New York. Dispatches I 9 institution- is at once a blessing and and to insult, through its abasement, every pa- 11 seems 811 proposition that a amons I nr^nfl.v^ aro foresrt to concede that the testi- I from Kansas report unprecedentedly early and ornament to the State. Thirty pupils receive iriot and statesman, who hart or ..cn powers mo ny on the other side is respectable *nd KbUc^omSttw ^ P& ^omw pr ^ C v 0rOps V ou a - ^ mr nv- I instruction, many of whom are really proficient strengthen and make it still more snored. should grow out of so small a matter; bnt Ger-1 erfld ;y fi What then will this fondlv anticioated I tfeAii. iiofa nr mmnMafAD fm-fha UmiM* r,« m . I Nxw Yobk, June88. Arrived, Whiting, China | in,vocal and instrumental mndn Tn^oo-i t>.«» The timehas come when itsfate must be def- many is imperious, and the British Ministry ini tely settled. Shorn of its pristine strength—I has been goaded into a morbidly sensitive con- ( ^ , . uw*, uwuc ■numw ■ —- v u“«**“°'*w tS u*uiiutt3ieaca- its noble proportions dwarfed and scarred—its dltlon i ’ 8nd D 19 newspaper writers say that nobody believes, flatly branded as falsehoods by of Louis Blano Thiers has°is^ued n decree Dro- 010 rati 5 oati °o s of the treaty of Washing- ers of music. The more advanced pupils in- lusty vigor sapped, and its life blood almost j a widespread popular idea, inbotheoun-1 crgdiblo men of both parties living in the same j Tiding for the establishment of a legion of mo- ^wni^^be^med^Britiah subiMuf 1 ^ s l rac t **• others, and as an evidence of their drained by the fierce assaults of Radical assas- tnes J Uiat war is inevitable between them at no jo^uties, who swear that the stories are false bilized gens d’armes to maintain order in Ver- notified to present their claims within si months ca P acit y> a bright little girl of nine summers, sins, It only remains, now, for the freemen of remo * e penoa. Moreover, the territorial ex- an £ ^h Q witnesses men of bad character? Sdch I sai ^ e |* * e Sj on composed of a ^ meeting of the Commissioners. [ daughter of the Superintendent, executed America to decide whether it shall be leadaway paosions believed to be contemplated by both I a doc u m ent will bo of no service in the next ron 0 cavftb 7 Bn 0, B companies o m- The little ship “City of Bagusa” was spoken several difficult pieces on the piano with much to final execution and dishonored sepulture, or Q 0r many and Russia, (now in cloBe affiliation) e i ec tion. On the contrary, the people will make London, Jnne 27.—The Fenian convict, °tS°f CI oAn' u I *•*** a 1111 accuracy, though a blind pupil had] its wounds bound up, its prostrate form tender- ^ be 0ffeot0d . onI y ftt tt0 «* 8 ™ game of it, and laugh at Grant and Morton who Burke, has been released from imprisonment & L^dom * *’ 1)0011 °nly instructor. Iy lifted from the ground, and new blood poured Britain wilibe^ the leading antag- got it up in their joint interests. And besides, J upon condition that he reports every year to the I P±bis, June 28.—It is hoped that 81 of 118 One child eight years old who hadonlybeen into its thirsting veins. Grant’s re-election P°W6& So that it is possible, (though Radicals have been harping on the Ku-klux m S ig fl e jnna 27 —Tho Central Kennblican ^ e P ntie ®» electable on Sunday in Paris, will fa- entered in April, could spell with ease, and actuJ will seal its doom—his defeat will ensure-its bard y P r °b ab le,) that the little island of Hel-1 gtring so long that tho people are tired of the IHiMf return to health. Even now its lie3 completely 18 oIft ^ a > mayilihetheso-called Spanish question, 1 80U ndandthe string is well nigh worn out. I to be supported at the election on the 2d July. I m^erate^e^mfoUM^oppose^Gambetta’a eleo-1 Tb * reading of the little girls, through ths at his mercy. The Ku-klux bill clenched his famish 8n occasion for another general unset- grasp upon its throat, and unless the people de- j ff eme nt of European politics by the explosive cree its unloosing next year his ruthless fingers I force of gunpowder. Who can tell ? cannot be stayed from its murder. This is one among many other issues that the ballot of 1872 mast decide. It there shall be any man or men wbo, for personal motives, or j tbo promptings of disappointed ambition, ortho The list, it is known, will be headed with the [ name of pambetta. Washington, Juto 27.—Scott and Stephenson tion to the Assembly. A~ report made to the Assembly, regarding swindling contracts daring ] the war gives a prominent position to Victor medium of raised letters, and the arithmetical Bums worked out on the carious slate invented! for the blind, astonished the andience. It was a touching spectacle to behold these children of darkness and sorrow, in full com.-, mnnion with the outer world, and able now ac tually to enjoy life, through tho munificent en-j dowment of the State, and the skill of their de- stings of blasfod'hope, orthegoadingsof a blind I opportunitv afforded bv the lateinvestigation I luo . ie “ u * 1 “ uur . nnderstood - that the testimony of Jaoobson, j Washington, June 28.—The Georgetown Con-1 voted Instructor. rage that refuses to see the awful consequences by the Grand Jury of Falton cotftity o/theState I j 3 8nd ® ras ®‘ There are 2«0 miles of hedge present, and Ada©, ex-District Attorney for vent awards the crown and gold medal toMiss- Professor Williams’concerts and exhibitions! -...i .... . .... ,? _ ^ 1114011 cauni J 01180 Dtaw besides other fencing on tho place, and 150 Mississippi, is fully satisfactory to the Demo- ea Amv B. Graham, of Louisiana; Jennie I . I ofils madfoliyorstupidity-if.wasay, there we I Road books to overhauUhem on its own account, I miles of ditcke3 . Four hundred horses and "ats on the committee. Forrest was for four I Walters, of Maryland; Mary Ringgold, of SouthJ are “ Id be any men of this sort, who, while professing the and do some figuring for the benefit of the pub-1 mn | Gq fln< ^ + wo hundred men are cmDloved I ^ ours kofctt® the Committee. He said tjxftt if I Carolina; Josephine Boucher, of Washinton/I ©very philanthropist in the comma- bitterest hate for the assassins shall yet essay to I jj©. Tlie Auditor’s books for 1869 show the sum THE RECORD OF RADICAL, BASCAXJTT. | Blodfctt’a Mi»nn*rcmcut or the State Boaa —Five and one-hair Million Dollars Spent j In Two Years. The Atlanta Constitution avails itself of the Another Big Western Farm, Another Illinois farmer has got himself into . I the papers. It is M. L. Sullivan, of Livingston I Bepublicans, and Van Trump, Democrat, have I Pleca, late Consul at New York. Snbscrptions conntv His farm ia eicbt ’ mile s scraare ana been appointed a Sub-Committee to visit oertain to the new loan are closed. Thrice the amount county. Hm farm 13 eight miles square and p 0rt j 0n8 0 f North and South Carolina immedi- wanted was subscribed. The Republican Com- contams 40,960 acres, snb-divided into 8_ farms I ately, to.inquire into the 'Condition of affairs. I mittee, by a majority of two, rejected Garibal- ef 1280 acres each. There are 15,000 acres in The minority of the Ku-klux Committee are di’s candidature. ‘ cultivation, of which 10,000 are planted in com, anxious thatthe Conservatives shall secure a Madrid, Juno 28.—Moret has made exp!ana- .in-,-,, ji I full hearing before thiSrSub Committee. It is tions and remains in office, the remainder being devoted to grazing, mtil nnderstood that the testimony of Jacobson, 1 “• v ; Ku-klux ever existed in Tennessee it was on ac- Biiver medals were awarded to Misses Ophelia nity. He is, indeed, engaged in a noble work, \ divide and distract those who are seeking to 1 0 f two million four hundred and twenty nine 1 8 -T tW ° booki60 P ers > four black- count ofBrownlow’s proclamation of 1867, say- Robinson, of Georgia; Susie Dixon, of Geor- which should enlist universal sympathy, hunt them to ft «rt hrim» n,« m ir, ; n =,H^ im ?* ™vuon, jour nunarea ana twenty-mne amiths ana eight carpenters. An accurate ac- ing to the militia that they would not be mo- gia; BoxieMcCombs, of Georgia; BessieRom- them be anathemamaranatha! In this supreme I tJl0U ?? nd ' —* ^tBdrAfgrKfnfi r^-fwo dagart | j a kept with each farm, and with each J lasted te outiagM and prinfchmani of ’ rebate, j bergb,of NorthCarobna; AnnieMarstilloD^ of j Meeting of the City Council.—There was & will not hesitate to throst Mideall who toi^ put S — P 8 * 1 * them and their food, and cred- Georgia.’ ul i - _ tEr “S ca ° i 1 “ 6auwllow ° ma P Ilt I one hundred thousand, fitehundred and ninety-1 ited with their labor. The whole of this land bands, but certainly no such an organization has The Ku-klux Committee to-day examined an obstacle m their path. They are, as becomes I one ctojia TS an a fifty-five cents were scooped out | was entered from the government abonMwentv I exiEt e d bi Tennessee sinco 1868. The people Flournoy, from Pototoc, and Ford, from Meri-, .{* o fo . „ . men who havo their all at stake, terribly in ear- 0 f the same box for the same purpose The ^ -. __ ® f J are as law-abiding, and deprecate disturbances dian, Missiadppi. Ford straightened out tho Blte for bolding the State Fair, ereeting the nest. They can neither be driven by furioua _ nnd fnt# i ia a.- roe kro. qt P P Th yea 0 by 0 8t P er as much as those Bring in the North. The Meridian riot to the satisfaction of the Demo- necessary buildings, eto. A resolution of thanks denunciation no* sardonin a^fflnl frara 7fef *** 530,583 97. aor0 . The farm at this time, with the improve- Committee treated Forrest with much courtesy cratto members of the committee. The Sub denunciation nor sardonic scoffing from the a few of tho items in this whopping total are ments made upon it and personal property oon- and respect. Ku-klux Committee go first to Columbia. 8. O., only ground whereon there is the least prospect mentioned by the Constitution, among them 1 nectea with it is worth about $2 000 000 J. E- South, chancery court clerk and post- thence to Spartanburg or Greenville, then to of saving themselves from annihilation. Under on e to Fatty Harris for $1200 for extra services I • * -**»- ’ ’ * master at Meridian, Miss. , testified that ho at- North Carolina. their banner they invoke every patriot who during 1870, and $2700 for the use by the road of Grand Medical Connell. SfSe^iSLTifS',. CoEEA * Jn00 2 ?-— To »« Secretary of the loves nis emmixj totes the enemy who has L switch whereof th.t ni«„M—„ i It was noticeable in the last edition of the | tlu.^ ‘ P easur y.‘~^ «oreans, not apologizing for so nearly put it to death, fo march. aU to join them, but that march will neither be | in addition to his regular salary. E. B. Pond,. ® P I . — , _ __ . llv halted nor delayed by the commands or pro- another collapsed developer, who kept the N&- Grand State Convention in Macon, next Wednes- ^ timM & ^ 0ck hag fceen ordered • other fort, and then stormed and captured tha I 1110 MayotAbea appointed a bui.dmg com- tained that the amount of $7,000 had been sub-j scribed to meet the expense of changing the! to the gentlemen who have exerted themselves! to obtain subscriptions was adopted, and the jj different Ward Committees are requested to f oontinue their efforts in this behalf, until nextj Monday night week, when the City Council, in! Tfae Cotton Sitnatlo'n. The New York Commercial and Financial Chronicle, of Friday, makes the risible supply of Cotton, at that date, 2,013,482, against la inn hatto continue may say, in concnsuuv, islature to meet next November don’t Iay l ___ the very innermost recesses of this mass of | have united in l ^s 0811 for a conven-1 aa ^itiM Me^werkM? “They 8 *^mploring^ I “f d^erIrnddoingwefi 110 Wonnaea 810 811 1 tion, we take it for granted that tho occasion is | anneal for protection. * J | of dange^and^doing weil. ^ KoDaEra . city will! tea liowen. snoma demana a complete disoio-i. New Iork, June 28 A worthy citizen has | Liberal Pickings.—We find the following paragraph in the Savannah Price Current, of f n«tfOT ot fbot i eorruption and villainy, and bring its architects J “ on « W0 taKe 1C ^rgrented tnat tko occasion is I appeal for proteStton. - ~ *7* “-fSTJSq John Ropsers. I Thursday last In speaking of cotton it says: I ands can and must be canght and punished. 1 1088018 01 tne neailDg Pleasanton decides that the profits accrmng P 1 ?; a-i , and had not been accounted for in our receipt* **—• — I to feppVa nnan the exebanev) of Vmnrtn nrn tn-rl rive men were snnocatea to-day while re- l r A Model Establishment.^ (able. ' j pairing a gas leak in Brooklyn. Two of them! That is what might be termed liberal pick- A branch of trade which does not specially New Orleans, June 27.-«-James OmhJiml i*?.* 8 t na „ _ y. , ' I ings, indeed. In one season, and that not yet I occupy public attentton, but which ia gradually of the Lake steamer Yager, foil from the hutti- Mobile, June 28.—George H. Putnam, newly , , ^ handlers of cotton at Savannah sav increasing to very large dimensions in this I C ana roof to tho wharf and died in two hoars. appointed postmaster, upon mdiotment of tho n8n “ M 0 v y country, is that of saddlery. Time was when j New Yobk, Jnne 27.—Arrived, Adger French I B 181 ^ l^ry, charging him with bribery, was | tte y have made, clear, -,500 bales, worth at excess over last year 389,647, Bhowing an ap proximate harmony in these estimates. The Chronicle devotes a page to the situation of the growing orop, or rather the crop pretend ing to grow. In Texas, in the neighborhood of GalvestoD, the weather is reported dry and warm and tho crop thriving. It has no reports, however, from any other jegion of- Texas, and we know that in a considerable portion of the State the rains have been so excessive as to Let not one of them be spared; no matter what his‘brace, color or previous condition.” [ The people demand it. Fate of Speculators.—The Herald, of Sun day, says the last week in Wall street has been j one of great excitement and heavy losses. pretty nearly all the better qualities of saddlery j frigate Magioienneaad Magnolia. Arrivedont i b yjhe city oonrt to-day. The evidence [the lowest calculation $50 per bale, or $125,000! used here were imported from England, but, Ville de Paris. adduced failed to establish the charge, and the Red head Harris, of the Savannah News, says among our other improvements, we have like-1 Speoio shipment, nearly $1,000,000. The I returned a voraio of acquittal without 1 “Hundreds of men who were rich last Sunday I ™f 0 improved in this direction, and are now I Stock tad Grid Exohange adjourns from Satur-1 having their seate _ '*1 for^ih^Strt^Fafrmoved frorunne^rte 1 ^ d!p are ooor to-rtav ” TJn rtnrfef cam. ora-n./1 able to supply ourselves aa satisfactorily and well I rt a v to Wednesday. Memphis, June z8.—The decision declaring j * or State Fair moved from one side of the u.,0 ucou ou e«DBtuYo bb w ■ JT” 0 , e .“f 1 with those requisites whioh it has heretofore Montgomery, Ala., June 27.—The First Na-1 tbe count y warrants Yoid creates excitement city to the-other, and characterizes the sub- produce damaging freshes in tlie streamsand . y . . . o prefer a bfe of wild I been considered necessary to obtain from Euro- tional Bank of this city has applied for an in- i ? be ? amountto $1,250,000, whereof $300,000 acription as liberal. Now let’s hear what he has i From New Orleans Eastward the re- ha T^ e / V B 0faS OT destoone Oflran - p0 ! n , W0rkBh0pS \ sst , crease of capital to $250,000. . feM^^rafeL a to say of the liberality of Savannah cotton sam-IS m m je _ . . I qtul and steady current. They are bom gam-1 ^ large amount of the saddlery trade is done I Cletbland, O., Jane 27.—A number of noto- I ^5r ^ MoOombs & Co. A large number of the J . , • ports are all bad rains more or less heavy w ^ an d can breast the Ude of fortune with H? New ^,*’^S d 81110,11111 °°asiderably over rious oonnterfeitere have been captured, ta . U tl2e M 0 f_ Mississippi areontnal at Oxford, piers, pickers, eto. during the week. | 1V _ . | $1,000,000 m the course of the year. Of this j cludinn Isaac Monroe. Bessel. Wml H. Bum. I charged with being Ku-klux. I ,K * I "**“ $!,000,000in the course of the year. Of this j eluding IsaaoMonroe, Bessel, Wan H. Burn.. And here we would remark, that the Ohroniole whether at the top or bottom of amount the firm of Hurd, Miller & Oo. monop- John Hickman, Christopher O. Brady, Geo. A. Philadelphia, June 28.—Ihe Democrats have and Northern authorities ceneraUv fail to tho W8T0, Bnt 111080 810 few - The mass of olize pretty nearly half, and a walk through shawen, Geo. Frederick, Mathew A Boyd, Sim nominated James 8. Bidell for Mayor, anafi rtnem utn it ge ratty, fimto ^-f a , lrf , tl | -* 'n-^-—»—I their new store will serve to exhibit some faots Rives. Harvev Porter, Joe Warren and other Boston, June 28.—George Woodruff, the old- , . ., , J ’ _ ij practical speculators are men of like passions tb6ir new store will serve to exh predate the full damage resulting from oaDy Udth the rest of us-driven into soeculation bv P £ B eneraI interest. The firm is one of the old-1 well known rascals. Shawen “squeriea” onhis I 081 * n ? no ' 8,10 anve 5 01 awiang norses la tie | ~y — —— showers m such an emergency as this. They . . . . . . , . .. P 0 11011 I est of its class in the city, being established confederates. 1 I United States, was killed to-day by a passing shed, and offers peculiar facilities to cotton say, and very truly, that the exoess of water is “f 8 get r ,, a ™ lmpa *~? ca 01 ttoa °J a P- thirty-five years ago,- and has worked its way up Augusta, *Me., June 27.—The Democratic b ? in * ?* xemains will be taken to PhUadel- shippers. Almost wholly isolated and fire-proof, detrimental to the crop, and the labor of the pbc8tl0a to anything. To such men these ex- to its present leafing position by indomitable state Convention, after ] I | I “ ‘ 1 flnM ” penenoes must be very unwholesome and pain- Plo<*» industry and perseverance. Lately the l adjourned tiU to-morrow, field hands is interrupted during the rainfalls. !T T - lifG business has been removed to the fine store 596 r - - These results, however, comprehend bnt a small *r an° “°st Healthy We, moral and Broadway, and here the combination of the re-, , _ . part of the injury. Not only is the of the {?!^T I ir , J^f_-C, t r, e .[ fl ^ a ! r, ?!r l0reCeiveS ,.° I with the wholesale trade forms a now era | Robert W. Lathar?, formerly a Washington | Fifteen men were thrown twenty feet on | prepared to make liberal advances on the grow- Adams, Bazkmobe & Ware.—The commodi ous brick warehouse of these enterprising gen tlemen ia located within bird shot of the car j being compelled to haggle and bargain for it in Y r ?“^ H « oe V- ne De “§ lwo Hunorea Savannah, June 27.—The Marshall Hose which has been eradicated by the hoe and plow, . g ® • “f 8 !? ~^T feet, the first portion beingusedfor the display Company arrived from Charlestown, Mass., via instead of dying, sets again and grows with aa | **!!**? **+ | and s_ale_of_retaU_stock, and therear asa pack-1 NewYofk, to-day. All welL ’ much rigor as if it had never been disturbed. ” I I BHM -- - - The land also remains for some time after every, ? ....... •ain too moist to M worked profitably either ] ot tteRfeUows. with plow or hoe, and it is impossible to make, during showery weafher, any satisfactory pro gress whatever towards putting a potton crop in good order. To do this there most be dry in tervals of about a week, in which the rank field «!»-p-a nM oti>„<te-c<m#iinaymeet!.,II™I and constantly tempted to practice all the arts ing and shipping room. How much this latter Florence, June 27.—World special: Neither I s °hooner H. G. Bird, Rappahannock. Sidled, by which men break the golden role, and take | 18 called into requisition may be gathered from ‘ the King nor the Government go to Rome on 1 schooner J. S. Glark, Fhttadelphia. 1 the faot that at its factory at Bridgeport, Conn., the 1st of July. October 1 is now named as P*ais, Jaae 28.—The Napoleomst pamphlets 150 hands are constantly employed, to enable the day for the transfer of the capttol. Diplo- are “ainly devoted to praises of the Imperial the firm to fill its orders. It is In the forward matte circles tMnfr the transfer will never be Government The Ohuroh Democrats are oonsignedto them Planters sending their cot ton to the Macon market may be sure of the highest prioes and prompt settlements, if plaoed in tho hands of Messrs. Adams, Bazemore & Ware. Give them a trial .the ensuing season. A New Cotton Press.—The Memphis Ava- part of the store, however, that lovers of equine j made, lanch makes mention of a new cotton press adornment will find the most interest Here . - . -. — .. ’ - oaorv ,„ . f. , are to be found saddles, Tmdles, har which, if correctly represented, seems destined | whIp8 of fo* daintiest and most Mostly hopelessly divided. The Communists still pla card the walls. One secret press has been most interest Here Savannah, June 27.—Arrived, steamer Mag- °« a »aiis. Pi 088 has been Tmdles, harness and | nolia. New York; Monteomerv. New York • I seized. It ia reported that the Suez Canal is . _ „ .. . —r T —l most costly make, in Wyoming, Philadelphia. Cleared, steamship I fillin g up with saad. to supercede all others now-in use. It can oom- which the very perfection of the saddle-maker’s Cleopatra, New York • • brig Etta M. Tucker «—— grass shall wilt and die rapidly under the onera- pr0SS 70 bales or 35>000 P 0111133 ' mt ? snehacom- art is displayed withinfinite variety and exquis- Boston; schooner Sparkling Sea, Hartford, tionsof nWimr andboAino- «nrt passas will enable than to occupy thespaoe rte good taste, even the most ornamental arti- Chableston, June 27.—Arrived, steamer tions of plowing and hoeing; and since there ^ contain 37 balesT Tha bal SR clesnever crnning mto vulgar or extravagant Manhattan, New. York; Salver, Philadelphia; has been no such weather within the past forty | no necessary to contain 61 bales. AHe bales This class of work is done entirely in steamer Falcon, Baltimore. Sailed, steamer days, a very large part of the actual labor of the -°° m0 from tmder 0x0 press eqaftl m mz0 » 8113 New York city, which has a monopoly of it, and South Carolina, New York, field hands during this time, has been lost. either cylindrical or octagonal in shape. Ninety I judging from the wmk tobe found in the ware- The barometer has risen somewhat without The New Orleans Pieavnna of Frfrta* fth* bales can be pressed in an hour, audit is olaimed | ro 2 4 m ?J ^ e88r ^? ur3, i ^Bliller&Co., deservesit. material change in the weather on the Galifor- The New Orleans Picayune, of Friday, (the onJ y can the press be run with more ? n 1110 fl< ? r h 010 ^, is to 1,0606118 “8 bt uia coast. Threatening and cloudy weather is same date of tho Chronicle,) takes this view of 1081 not °“ y can ,, p 6SB 00 run witn more l lt ^ aTe rred cannot be eeen m any similar es- reported from Nebraska, where min fell last the situation: economy than any other now in use, but that tablishment in tho country. Ranged in rows night The barometer has fon«n somewhat in We feel confident that the Agricultural Bureau 1110 tying of 010 faandfl 8031110 BewiD 8 of the are 500 ffisttnctvarietiea of saddles, fitted for the Mississippi VaUey, and atUl more soon the report does not comprehend the exact situation, beads can all be done after the bales pass out all countries and climates. Prominently notice- Lakes. ’An area of low pressure has slowly ad- aud the damage inflicted since its returns were of the compressing chamber, thus saving the - 8 F 3 *”* Hr 80 *" **f~J*"£ ®nd South danced southeastward,, and Is now oentralnear sent in has b4n very great. It seemsto us ex- time that Is lost in doing thte work whUe the I* 0 * «” gwly .and gaudily Lakes Ontario and Huron. The ana of cloudy tremely doubtful now whether a crop of 3,000,- t. i _ ? .. decked with colored leather and sUver-hesded 1 weather, with oooasional light rains whioh was. 000 bales can, under any ciroumatences, be bEd ° “ to the press, as is now the case. The nails, while the raised pommel in front shows on Monday evening, in North Carolina and raised. Every journal that wo peruse is filled Avalanche says tha press, whioh is called the Jbere the lassooisiobe fastened that will bring Florida, is now confined to the latter State. Par- th* most gloomy accounts of the cotton. | “^nnihilator,” will be in operation at Memphis, j «ILa ° b - 0 a b 1f 3 °vi5 a ,ir e ‘ t. j 10 *-^ 0 ^! 1 i^ally cloudy weather is now reported from KJnd dear weather gener- Middle and Eastern States. healthy and pretty I ■’* W °° me IorwarcL | anxcieoi tne common soldier. | Oleai weather prevailed until this afternoon on 3Snl ootton .acreage there, *•* ijji ’< u ^ ®d that the pnoes of the the Lakes, bnt doudiness is now increasing with “ 1 1 ^ * saddles to be seen here range from $e to $200, fresh winds from the southwest and northwest. weU advanoed. however, seems to ha** Been rednoed more than in any other portion of the South. From j Attorney General Akerman is sure to retire I 8< fe^ fe may . be . obtained of the variety, I a rain storm of small extent is now reported Arkansas we also, in general, have favorable ac- niiA 18 aIs ° 48 mflnite in the sets of harness, from Southeastern Missouri. l0ller if one of our factors from {f£r fer sShdtorGeS^B^tow^r^eS fxom $910 ® 500 ' Below this in- ProbabUittes: Tbe area of low pressure in Wfote River says: “Laborers aro working well, John^1L Harlan ^ Itw «2? tereateng floor Is a vast storeroom for wholesale npper Canada VJ1 probably move sontbeast- and, in themain, there is scarcely any dtesatis- ImSd vew m stock. The move made by the firm In moving ward, accompanied by fresh ana brisk .winds faotion. We look forward to a prosperous setU thn fff W 5?f* l , “ c ?2 r ^ ng np toxm baa 1,00118 bold one, bnt it will un- from Lake Huron to New Jersey. The oondl- son. The system of credit, so ruinous fo 1 0 u. U _ ptlon) 8 ? 8tt laamed in the law I doabtedly be jastified by the reenlt. Tim stock tions aro’favorable for looal storms in tho Ohio planters, laborers and merchants is frowned -in.—, Attorney General Aker- is so varied, the facilities for producing it so Ta lley and on the Middle Atlantto. down, economy entering into every branoh of t^hi SSsSfc ff 01 ™ learn«i in the -tew that is I complete, and the Btandingof the firm so un- Cinoinnati, June 27.—Remelin, Ray and Industry. There wilTbe com to sell instead of Dp to ' 8 lon ff Georgiapractics, has, exceptionable, that, in its new locality, it may gki nil er t have been appointed Mining Oommis- caigo after cargo coming from other Staten. I ^o^objg.to oommon report, not displayed that with-jostice expect even aminorease of trade. 1 - - - - - - “• - • leering the cotton cron elLr nr I 610311,08 ^d profundity in the more sbatruae [• J ■ • matters of national ; jurisprudence that that!How Gen. Grant Cake to Run fob Pbbsx- good old instrnmeot requires. '- -I- . - dent.—According to a Herald interviewer this We shall be very sorry to see Amoe come was the way of it: “I believed,” said Gen. back to Georgia to live, and our sympathy is Grant, “that if a Democratic President was elect- specially lively for tha people of Gartersville. | ed there would be little chance for those who ueroaanis IS lrownAri . .» 77— —“’J — u vnneu. uxo AavAAiuoa lur utuuuuujw 11 . H _ into everv branoh of f 1 *?’ a 11 ^ 08 ® 11 qmte learned in the law that is complete, and the Btandingof the firm so Industry. There wilTbe com to sell, instead of - be P. 63 n P ln 8 lon S Georgia pnotice, has, exceptionable, that, in its new locality, it i cargo after cargo- coming from other Sta " ,,k I * ^ * * *—-* leaving the cotton crop dear, or nearly so.” A Wise Judge.—Judge Strong,’in rendering his decision affirming the constitutionality of the income tax, said it w<ts qaite needless to assign any reasons for that opinion, beoause an appeal would be taken to tbe Sapreme Court,' and that tribunal would state them fully. He is a wise Judge who declines to undertake im possibilities. If he can manage to make up a decent purse [ for Grant, the latter may appoint him chief | manufacturer of Ku-klux outrages in Georgia. Such a position would exactly shit his calibre, , both mental and moral, and would intensify ° ggttla,WM S** 8 ® 3 a*™** w New York that love and respect which the respectable yesterday morning with sales of 1,500 bales. I people of the State already cherish for him. fought for the Union.' They would certainly sioners under the reoent act of the Ohio Legis lature. The troubles at the Newark Bolling Mills have been adjusted. BxBUN, Jane 27.—The Emperor has decreed the dissolution of tbe present army combina tions in Franae, and the formation of all Ger man troops there into a called army for the oc cupation of Franoe, Manteaffel oommanding. Florence,"Jane 27.^-ViotoMfananael goes to have got rid of the office of Commander-in- Ghief J Naples to-morrow, thence to Koine, making an of the Army, and so shelved me! Believing entry of the Holy.City, July 2d. :hT idential sagaoity and prudence—the cOn-1 London, June 27.—The miners striking m stant study of the main chance and the great South Wales now number 9000. There is no laws of No. 1 are worthy of especial note. i prospect of settlement. * Synopsis of Weather Statement. WabDep’t, Office Chut Signal Orrioin,) Washington, D. O., Jnne 28, fc40 p. u. ) The barometer has fallen deddedly on the Pa eifio coast, with increasing temperature. It has also fallen at Rooky Moantain stations, and in Habeas Corpus.—Tho application of W. D. Stanley, alias D. C. Granger, for a discharge j from custody on a writ of habeas corpus, was \ denied yesterday, by Judge Cowles of the Dis* 1 trict Court, on the grounds that he had not yet | been discharged-on the indiolment against him in the Bibb Superior Court; and, alio, that the j requisition of the Governor of North CAolioa would hold the prisoner, even though discharged the lower Mississippi Valley. The area of low by that Court. He was, therefore, remanded pressure which existed on Taesday evening in I to jail. npper Canada, has extended eastward to the j *** * Bay of Fan day, and the pressure has fallen Outlaws or Not.—The question whether the southward to Key West. The temperature has 0^,^ X ef nge es arerightful subjects of ex fallen from the Ohio Valley northward, and , nn f1l0 risen in the Southern States. The briakwinds tradition, toms to a considerable extent on the anticipated for the lower Lakes have not ex-1 inquiry whether the attempts to bum Pans were tended farther than Lake St. Clair. Freeh winds j or were not ordered by the Government de from the southeast and southwest with threat-1 f aci0 To 8e m e yjs point an order is published, effing weather have prevailed on the east Atlaa- „ 2 3d, and signed by ueven of the di tto during the day. Fresh northwesterly winds 1 08 , are now reported from Lake Ontario to Lake rectory detailing parties of fuse ana Michigan. Light looal storms have been ex- infernal work. An order was found on Dom- perienced in Pennsylvania, Missouri and Ar-1 browski’s body threatening death to all “citi- kansas. . I zens and citlzenesses” refusing to aid in the in- Probabilities: Fresh northwesterly winds are _ , hnf nn probable north and east of Ohio for to-night, feraal work and requiring them to Da snot on with clearing up weather on Thursday. Par- j the spot, tially cloudy and clear weather is probable for j Thursday on the upper Lakes and in the South- The Department of Justice has deferred is- j era States. Light local fains are probable to-1 suing any instructions to United States district j night in northern Mississippi and Tennessee. I attorneys and United States marshals in the I Washington, June 28.—At the cabinet meet- South’in reference to the enforcement of the I ing, at 11 a. m. to-morrow, matters of interest Ku-klux bill until such time as, in the judgment. and unusual importance will be under consid-1 of the Attomev General, the necessities of the 1 oration—among them, the differences between | situation require them. As yet nothing ] has j Pleasanton and Secretary BoutweU, It is be lieved here that several appointments of prom inence will be made, though there is no offloial authority for the statement After the SOtL instant, the number of enlisted soldiers in the army wiQ be reduced to the standard of 30,000 men, as required.by law, transpired to warrant any general or spectel or ders being sent out from this quarter.— wasn- inton Republican. . How’s thjs Akerman ? Can’t you make your suba do better than that ? Can’t they manufac ture sufficient Ku-klux outrages to warrant tbe Augusta, Me., Juno 28.-The train delayed \ imoiag ra eh orders? Plainly, you are in dan- to aooommodate the Democratic delegates to j ’ , . ^ enioeble the convention, collided with another passenger j loaln 8 y°w siteattem, by P® train to-day. It was a terrible shook. Two cm-1 lack of toil seat, ployees were killed, and several passengers se- riouslyhurt. Boston, Jane 28.—At the Harvard College Commencement to-day, among the honorary de grees was that of LL.D., conferred upon Ham ilton Fish and Marquis of Ripon. Mb. Thomas Hunt, Sr., requests us to say that his crop of onions mentioned yesterday were grown on 1,170 square yards, not feet of ground, as erroneously stated.