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Court of General Sessions MONDAY, Juns 3
d. -. p..a-.lnr AL AIL Larrls and MILL


The business of the June term of this
Court commenced this morning with the following
calendar, viz Bigamy, robbery, ! burglary 10
attempt at burglary, grand larceny, 81 forgery, ;
malicious mischief, ! dlsOrderly house, marrying
the husband Of another, indecent exposure Of per-
son, total, 44-already convicted, ? indicted l2
abandonment, 3-in all OIL.
The Grand IngueSt.-The organization OF
the Grand Inquest was deferred until Tuesday morn
ing there not being a sufficient number of Grand Jul
rors present 10 form quorum.
TRIAL for Attempt at BurglGry.-Jamess
Dorian and Michael Ryan were put on trial. charged
with having in the month Of April last attempted to
commit burglary at the premises Of Mr. Lew Serb
ner, "A Fulton-St Mr.. Scrbner Is Jeweer at the
above place. and testified that on the night prior to
that on which the attempt at burglary IS said to have
occurred, he locked his place securely, and on the
following morning discovered marks Of violence on
the walls in hall which was adjoining his store
Officer James Finney Of the Second Ward, testified
that on the night OF the 3Oth Of April he caught the
prisoners IN the hall alluded to. small crow0ar
was found near the spot where they were arrested
The Jury, not deeming the proof conclusive ac-
quilted The prisoners OF the charge Adjourned Tor
the day.
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as well as the English. Scotch AMI Irsh Provincial
new spapers. THIS extensive selection the visitor
entlLed TO peruse on payment OF the very tTIaIng
charge Of one penny.
-Anoher trace Of the Gold dust Robbers has been
discovered, and the Police are IN full pursuit. With
n the last few months $4,000 worth OF property
have been stolen from the Southampton DOCKS or
Southwestern Railway
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Transparent HuMsue.-Another e

Transparent HUMBU6.-Another ex-
posure Of the very precious humoug Of the Nsle-
York Herald has just been made. SIX OF the New.
York newspapers the Herald being one, made JOINT
arrangement 10 report by telegraph the speeches. OF
the Enc railroad celebration. OF course the report
in all the papers was identical All published II SIN
u.taneOusly, and all contributed auke 20 the e1ylse
Whereupon the Herald with its usual shameless
impotence, comes forward and claims the merit Oh
The whole arrangement and abuses the other papers
for taking It's reports without credh weary al az
BY joint arrangement Of the daily papers In m, no
other way could the heavy expense be borne. Inc
other papers are content with announcing Ihe Insel
lceuce which the telegraph brings, and Of letting
the news pass for what Il IS worth, ana men own
enterprise speak for itself The Herald publishes me
same news, headed highly important, ana e1oI4'
ter column IN trumpeting rs unparalleled ehtst
Prise IN dong precisely what the oihef pSpsfs 40
without making any fuss about H. IL ) IN li,ls 20!
tfat The Bsrqd has manufactured is reputation Of
eu,erpnse. Providence Journal
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Superior Court To- MONDAY, Jnne ?.
Before Judge Oakley

Charles 81. John, Henry A. Burr and
AHA B. Taylor agt An. Mutual Fire and Marine ms
Co.-To recover on policy Of Insurance on ma
chinery and tools, in the building destroyed by the
Haguestreet explosion. The defense is gross negli-
gence and careessneSs the part OF Nh Taylor, IN
causing the steam boiler to be charged more heavily
than 1t would bear in consequence of which II hurst,
and the loss occasoned by the explosion and not
by FIRE and that Mr.. T. had been previously warned
Of the ineffciency Of the boiler The points are de-
MED. This suit is for about $4,000, but we under
stand there is insurance for about 5000 To be
continued
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

MILITARY DRILL AND PARADE.-The 18th
Regiment y. Y. State Militia, under the command
OF Col Abel Smith. mustered in the City Park on
Monday afternoon for dnll It embraced the follow
inc companies City Guard, Capt. Olney; lSi Cont
mental Guard. Lieut.. B. &. Edmonds, commanding
Washington Life Guard. Capt. Sharp, Putnam Con-
tinen,al Guard, Capt. Morgan lSt SarSheld Guards
Cant Johnson; % do, Capt. Grihen WILLIAMSBURG
Gravs and jefferson Guard-the whole numbering
shou, 900 men, and accompanied by WhrworihS
No,S.York Brass Band. The regiment was ordered
out IN fatigue dress but three companies appeared IN
S,n feathSr After marching through the principal
s,restS they proceeded 10 the Armory, where they
we've dismissed Several companies Attached 10 lIie
IAN Regiment we're out also, ana paIadei ~oou'
town.
STARRING AFrRAY.-A serious aiiray took
Mace at the Penny Bridge over Gowanus Creek IN
The Eighth Ward on sunday last, IN which man
named Lewis waddy was dangerously stabbed win
/, pocket knife, By Joseph Wright 1t appears tha'
the latter and another man accompanied by their
wives. were accosted by company OF SIX young
men, while walking on the bridge and one oil mem
run against wright's wife, whereupon quarrei en-
sued. which resulted as stated above "eday was
conycyed to his residence in Newly ork BY those "ao
cane With lin, and Wright vas ti"ea El-' 1''r'-s
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TRAysrr OF yrxrs-It will be eighty

TRANsIT OF VESus.-It will be eighty
Two wears tomorrow since that rare phenomenon
the transit OF the planet Venus across the eun Ctg
which took place on the 81 Of june % AlS 10.
loving notice Of It we find n the BosfoH Ca-ets 7.
Monday, June 5, 1909 Amer long course OF
cloudy weather the latter part Of May i ceaeu up
ard last Saturday was very far, and afforded 1 IN.
OPPORTUNITY Of viewing the Transit OF venus. n4'
ririous phenomenon vas carefully observed al am
bridge With excellent instruments and found 70 zap zap
pen very near the calculation al the emu OF fI9,.
Winrhrors lectures on the Transit lately puDllsnel
The Weekly Nsrs Lsff Of June aids JOS, n, 10 s1
y1bsch was Observed in l76l, there never was out
one seen before since the Creation ana tar 10y y no no
persons only. and now this opportunity : pas. me
present race of mankind may take leave OF Lhsse
Trarss, as no other Will happen I'll me IN q De
cember, ls74.- boston transcript 'ion-A!
MURDER IN LEXINGTON, KY.-On Sunday
morning last man named Castle walked up 10 a man
named Csrnenter an Lexington, Ky, and extracted
pin from the lapel OF his coat without asking Tor \
CsTpeDter took 4 as an insult, harsh words ensued
,shereupon Cnrrenier drew pistol, placed Il 20 the
tfpp.s Ct Ca,t.r al 6rci, k.l4ias I'm instantly
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NOTICE-PubIic no

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no
~ tice IS hereby gwen 10 the or owners occu-
pant or occupants Of all Houses and Lots improved % ia
improved Lands affected thereby, that the Ioo"Ms As
s.ssments have been completed y the Assss.o's a
lodged IN the Office u the Bureau u io
nation BY al nts1sstsa " y. =, 49,
Hudson River The limits embraced W ,och As.essmso.
ss All The several Houses and Lots u Oround vacant
~.s and Parcels OF Iaad situated both sides Of
81 b.twsen Oth-aV and Hudson River, and On both
sdes II th- ayenue between Zh ana gu IS AZ psIsoa@
Ss and who are opposed 70 the sane or either Of them.
= Sted 70 present their objections. IN writing. 70 tho
nssrsirned a Her oice No Hall VI Records, within
6lrty days from date VI thus notice Odce Bureau Of
Assessseut., Street Depagtment, June . lSSl
sAJrEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, AsssssOss.
"a 10 ISAAC WI. SMITH,
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Before Judge Neon.

Marv his ,riTe-By the keeper of small Store, 80
Franklortst against the tenants of 39i for alleged
annoyance. Mrs. F. coming TO plaintiff s place re-
peatedly causing difficulty and especially 50 on lth
February last. Damages laid at LOCO.
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FIRE.-About half-past III O'Clock on Mon
day stable in the rear OF, and contiguous to, the
dwelling Of DR.. J. E. Miller No. so Pacihc-s,., was
burnt down Loss about $500 Shortly after the Are
men had eft second alarm was given. and 1t was
discovered that DR.. Miller's residence had caught
fire. both in the attic and basement II was soon ex-
tingulshea, however, without doing much damage
New BOARD OF HEALTH.---At the meet
ing Of the Common Council Monday evening i wasre
solved that the Board of Health be constituted ofthe
Mayor and the first class Of Aldermen and that they
meet every morning at half past 5ocoOk, at the City
Hall.
u WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS in the
CITY of Brooklyn for the week ending May 81, 1851.
Males rs females "a adults, 20 children. 81 to-
tai, 2.-DIseases-Asphyxy, Cancer Of Womb,
Cholera Infan,um. Colo, Congestion Of Brain,
/ Congestion of Lungs. Consumption, g. Con-
WILSON'S Debility, Delirum Tremens, ? DIar-
rhea, Dropsy, Dropsy IN Chest, Dropsy in
Head, Eryspelas, ! Intermittent Fever ! ; Puer-
peral Fever, 2 Scarlet Fever, Typhoid Fever,
Hopping Cough, ] HemOnhage of Uterine, In
fammation Of Bowels, Inflammation OF Liver, :;
Inflammation Of Lungs, 6 MaraSmuS, | Scrofula'
/ Small Pox, Sprue, Snll-oorn, , Teethlng,
Total, 81.
BURGLAR ARREsTED.-Michael DOnOhue
was arrested by the First District Police Monday
morning while in the act OF forcing an entry INTO
the house Of Mr.. Thomas Kitchen No. Atlantlc-st.
He was brought before JuStlc King and committed 10
answer the charge.
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Court OF Common Pleas. M
Before Judge Ingraham.

Sarah E. CHM agt Edward Ginn.-Suit
for divorce on filing referees report and on motion
of Martin Won Hovenburgh, plaintiffs attorney, de-
cree OF divorce granted
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publlc no.
" tce Is hereby gwen 10 the owner owners occupant
OF occupants 0fn Houses and Lots improved unimpfoved
Lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
been the and lodged ths OF
nee " the Bureau VI Assessments for examination u All
persons Interested, VIZ For FLACGfNG the SIDE
Walks IN front u lots Nos II and - HuberIst and
RE-sETTING the CURB and GUTTER IN front Of tho
same The limits embraced BY such assessment include
tho Lots pieces and parcels Of Land situated Hubers.
between Colster and Greenwich sts and known BY the
Ward Nos l,T3 and i732 All persons whose interests are
,ected bv the above named assessments and who op
posed 20 the same either O them requested to pre-
sent their objections whiting 70 the undersigned al thor
date Of this noticeOce Bureau Of Assessments street
Department, June I, 1881. $500.
led ISAAC WM. SMITH,
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S yA&Stk ! ~ &S1S; Assesses
ISAAC WV. SMITH, }
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PubIicn no
tee hereby gwen. to the owner or owners occupant
or occqDanIs VI ar Houses and Lots, improved or unm
proved Lands affected thereby that tho following asses
ens been completed BY the AssessO and are lodged
IN bs cs N the Bureau Of Assessments for examination,
b, All persons interested, VIZ For PAVING THIRTY
SECOND-STHEET, from Seventh 10 Eighth avs The
limit. embraced by snch Assessment include all the several
Houses and Lots Ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
Land situated 90 both ydes VI between th and 0h
avs cersOns whose interests Affected BY the above
named assessments and who opposed 10 the same OF
her Of them requested 70 present their oDeccns
ting 70 the unders gned at their cce No Hall Of Re-
cords thirty days from the date u this notice OF
c. Bureau II Assessments Street Department ls3
SAMUEL II DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
e4 iN ISAAC WI SMITH
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II NEw-HAvEN, Conn.,, elected AARON
n. SKINNER, Wing, as Mayor, with Wing
Board of Aldermen and Councilmen, on Monday.
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EORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no
" uce is hereby gwen, 10 the owner or owners oc-
cupant or IL all Houses and Lots improved
improved Lands affected thereby that the following As
.ssments have completed by the AssessOr and
lodged IN the Office " the Bureau Of Assessments lor ef
animation by all persons interested, VIZ For kE0ULAT-
ING FOURTEENTH STREET from the 10th avenue %
tho Hudson RIVER The limits embraced BY such Assess
M. az include all the several Houses and Lots u Ground
vacant Lots pieces and parcels VI Land situated % bosh
aide Of lth street between lNhay and Hudson hYef.-
AL persons whose interests affected by ths above nam
ed Assessments and who opposed u the either
Of them are requested present Their Obcctons IN rn
Ing u the undersgned atther Office No HAL Of Records.
Bgrsau .f Assessment Street Department, june 1881
SAMUEL n DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
"a Ot ISAAC WM. SMITH,
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GoRED BY WILD Ox.-Another OF
these melancholy occurrences, the result of viola
hOn Of the ordinance prohibiting the driving OF cattle
through the streets Of the City al certain hours oc-
surred IN Fifteenh-St at O'Clock on Monday after
noon. lad, about 10 years Of age, was returning
home from school, and when near the cor OF Eigh'h-
av. was met by an enraged OK, which was beng
driven through the street. The OK pursued the boy
and tossed HIM over his head The lad fell upon the
pavement. striking upon his forehead, INJECTING
dreadful cash and knocking him SenSeleSS. Tie was
Immediately taken 70 this drug store OF Dr. ChaS L.
BedIng. 81 Eighthav. where his wounds were
dressed, and he was partially restored TO his senses
NO one present knew the lad, or where he hVed'
though every exerton being made to md his pa
rents a. the time our reporter le The driver ofihe
OF walked of unmolestsd.
~ The u. :. Mail steamship Marion,
Capt BERRY. arrived here Tuesday afternoon from
Charleston, whence she sailed on the afternoon Of the
slsl alt We are under obligation 70 Capt B. and our
Trends Of the Charleston press for late papers
a FLOATING IsLASD.-The ship Ange-
hque reports that on the aoth Of May in lat a. Ion
% 70 she fell in with an iceberg about 100 feet in
hight
NEW SoSGs.--We have received from
flr'h' Pond & Co, Song Of Mercy" words from
nuhyans Pilgrims Progress music by Augusta
Browne. "PaSSing Away, or Dreams of the Heart :"
VIC most exquisite gemoi ballad Linley ever con-
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FouNp IN THE WArER.-The body of an
infant but few DAYS old, was found floating IN the
dock al pier No. IS East River, on Monday morning.
The body was much mutlsted, and had been IN the
water for several weeks. The Coroner was noiined,
and Will hold an inquest this morning
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GRAND LARcENY.-A man named John
McNulty was on Monday arrested by officer Powers
of the Fourth Ward, charged with stealing $50 II
banE bills nom John Pike residing in Pearl-st He
was committed, by Justice Osborne. for examination
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ACCIDENT At THE ASToR H0UsE.---MI
Geo Jones' boarder at the AStor House, VIM
standing on the front step OF that hotel on suhaS
stones cutting his head severely. He was lmmed
atey conveyed to MS room, and medical and aspT(
cured.
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7fFs's So. -. . sGS p.
thus turned aside froin5oar purpose. And
stiA auother reason much stronger: this
nu1ss will not only fix in Our minds our un-
Siderable determination, but it wilI:abo show
the Government and the North, that we con-
sider their threats rinere 6rafetns fulnsen :.
that We have asserted our right, to secede,
I and the question as to our separate existence
y With them We have sunk the mine, laid
the train, and given them the match If it
is thought we dare not secede, let them ig-
mite the powder.
1t has been urged that If we secede now,
it will open the eyes of the Northern Abo-
litionists, and they will foriBear the exercise
tor time Of their vile Vaccinations, and
give opportunity tothe Government to calm,
by favor and professions, our Southern sis
,ers, and perhaps turn them against us, or
| destroy their sympathy for US. If this be
true. the oeurses here sugeesteds would have
the Same effect son the North, and give no
opportunity to our rulers at Washington, in
any manner, to use our allies to our injury;
we would have all ;the: advantages Of the
one, without the injuries Of the other.
we would also have all the arrangements
tiow going on for tue defence Of the State
fully carried out that provision should be
made for the equipping Of, at least three
more steamers similar TO tl.e ones now build
ing, with an exemption from all taxes on
goods directly imported in them; and while.
getting to maintain our independence by
arms, wesWonld draw to ourselves the ,sym-
Patlbies Of foreign powers in such g manner
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a pEoIpED sErsArlos. "A lady with the Turk.
'sn panta'oons' made her appe. ance in Chesuut
street, fhiadephia, few evenings since, and ore
aIed quite sensation among the staid denizens
o' mat phlegmatic city. The Ledger says, that
as the neat little lasting boot threaded it's wav
through tho crowd, the universal expression w.s,
decidedly pretty!''.
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Editors Table,

- Editors Table.
OntonpilLe Journal. r. A. McKs,our. I1.;.
vile, 8. C.
Inc above is the title of new paper Just started
on'on y. H.; and We congratulate the citizens ~
'hat District upon the first issue of a paper that
nos fair to be an ornament To the State. 7, ,r.
sents quite neat appearance, and the editor;,;.
marked with ability, and are of the right stripe.
scorrs AMERICAN RErlIsra
biaeksoooFs Magaxine-Is before us. with =.
great storehouse of European literature. anal !.
the brim with a lot Of solid articles.
1he Edinburg Reuie~. We have eIso be.n f,,.
nished with tho juno number of this exceIlent Re-.
Vew' and are pleased to note the fact. that Il
up fully to any of its predecessors. .s,.s
1"e se"o0' Fsl1o". WALxsa q ,RrcHAsDs.-
Charleston. x ;ss. -. -
We acknowledge the receipt Of tho June pu,,.
DOR OF this very instructive little juvenile work, 7.
ought to be patroni1ed by every parent. The ns,:
tor contained IN this work can hsvA nons s,s,,..
shan tho ost beeaciaI effect iii ,iispnr I'D ,,n.
g:our children. We recommend "a IA sss,,s.
MesEn. WAaxEn d RIoaAaps srs ssntilloa s, n.
thani cf ths soathesn peop,s, sor rsstips - .
work ~ Inuoil merit. a "a.
7''. 7ss g sss s.s le.ssr sr..q.s & cll..z, d !.
ss " tsd sa1ieult tura, Vol D,s..n,. = !. g
go slnep stiys nom Lar ,tIs non,h. ,.,., n I.
to he hcpsd a Mn
s!..zs y !. 3 - ~ is ~ saeissy
q 81 ,.ssg ss 4
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lnR. most reluctRitly. to defer fnv Tho, ,.shnrt
any %s ,Saa ay .n gs nes g npal action,
ment of The United State. and ,ha =, Ss 800. =
that ID Is ti,a t;red M all
IOf the State Of S6htl- Caroliua ~ I'll :,
from the present 1Ii;on Ii + hersh;; ,s. az
ed and a sclared by iba neonIa - cnsss.;a. s n
assembled. Tint as soon ~ ,ka GSvs.nnsss .,s.s,
this Stata fOf Che lima hs;no 4. i,s;c;siiss I
t6sS n. ~ y = one!a.y no
ID s4escede from the IIn;on sonth G. = ,a,;Ss 2
calorth s separate sovereign ana aim ;nss. Z
ht,snaent Staf: ana tb.t tkss ~.
c.ifaa toost ~, a. - IS 49, 3
esrenc;es of har 4 : "a -
be e fnrrar a;rad ,;rs s, a
on the passage onosesa - an -. 49, af, ~
ahinrs sIayery - ibs n;s.,;ct Il q {iS a. .s.'
and the aSnISssI thasA =, ,s ~, ~ ),
tGs United osr anv go IT,
slsvefy in tHs tIail,l lic, oronnd. 81 ti S$,;.sS
Statas tba 81. ofs ssrs
St.ts slsSs ~
thS Htates a fis'S1 to sdns;t ~ ~ S.
nion: ecanss e ;s
sueaiinr :tha fna;t;ya sisSS
olins 4 "a iasi ia,,ti 4 ssraI " mi
her cit;xa "a thsn.s ,,sE ...s
~
a s.anss d ilsss.ls ;;s ss;.iI III
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=. Ill. J 9. 72sghts Rspttbl l;cds esdsts
3 ExroUTlyE DEPARrnEHr,&-


Gentlepsen Yonf kind Invitation ~ IN
sptesents j. dinner t6 bo given . n Homo, 81!
your! 81 he'd isllow; sit;sen. Gen onit.5
lmani g s1s OF South Rights II
nnasglst. beer fscejyed. Lbeg leaveto sssura
you, la no asnsanipg language 81. compIi-
Issns, snat ocfh t1eaa objects neet asrespofl-
y I'VE echo "a ny hseask To, any one Who
samires purity and ofhness Of 6arac tar.a
devoted Patriotism, and q ~ which h.
2een illustrated on many d Vel fought :fefas
the name OF John a. Qaitmar must ever IS
dear. The manifest injnstice which has been,
done in tearing him from the Chief Maoi;s..
Hacy q. .hls STATE, on pretended charges. and
the blow giyento State sovereignty bv thst
act must create = feeling Of deep indirnas
ton in the heart Of every. one who ia ay'ad.
vocate of justice, and who has ona s;nela
gulsation Of respect for the rights. Of ia
States in his heart - 8. 80 80
bnt another object Of the celebration. Il
g. call together The, supporters Of Soufharn
hsghts I Southern Rights n where sr,
tneys AT the mercy Of an unscrup,,lo,la.
majority. whose only object is to .tsample
them under foot-who, in addition to oourse
OF. policy which must result in. the deetrnc-
uon OF our institutions, and desolats our
homes, have, with q high-hsnded arrogance.
proclaimed that we are 1awcsthy. to,ecennv
one inch of that vast territo,y.s Won s. vIh
not say in. part but pIincipally In Our n.r.
blood and treasure. The ds,;nruisbed 80
whom yon have assembled 70 konor, carved
o1t Tor .himseM q Aero's napse supoas III Z
bloody fields Vhess thak taE1itasx ma rs
9oiea-sId 90 can testify whether il thst
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I 0ovexnor NRean1s ~ C3onor,l ,rs{;

0oyzncr nGssaEsdad General Quff
IS The f0llosius reply Of Gov. MeaSS 10
iMsssss. Earpley md others, the Commktee
oh !, sinyIt alton t5 slhe great Reception eetr,
ing !n honor g! tpp. Quitman, givenyzl Tho;
:s-seaeeii On the Aths iist 5ws
cory .. rs =. s:==:s;: E..1
lency Governor Mes6s lfssAjss sEort letter.
g'yes strong indication of bis high estinina-
ton Of this noble patriot and oldierrysItjs
i'ti;isSid pithy. and ue;za..G saIlsnf
y
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aAr y Assgss sEriroy Known .o soss,o
of. our rssdsfs opposed to. ssp.
atate secesaon, inI and about Hamburg, made ex.
tensive arrangements to hold . large mass meeting
N that place on last Saturday. Invitations were
sent to = great number Of distinguished gentlemen
N this State and Georgia, and among them, Judge
bgrIEs and Gem HANAosD, both of whom posi.
lively and 'peremptoriIy refused to 20. and Utsv
asdHt. We have it from the mouth of a pentIe-
man who was present, that the meeting numbered
about ono hundred and eighty, all told. w. g.
Joss'' Editor Of the Chroniele f. Sentinel Of Au-
gusts-we don't know whether he is the Major or
not-was the sreassst man that attended the ,nse..
ing' and no Is toerably great at least he il
. man Of considerable celebrity at the North, par
hcuiariy among the Abolitiouias, and stands
feet t'ao iseass In any Southern community. We
have not beard whether tho assembly did anytbipu
Or not, bat suppose that they. rosolvedto no TO
the GroceEy and drink. -; -.