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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

OF the twenty throe Republicans TWEEN
~ of them held over from last year
Nothing bat this fact prevented both
branches Of the Legislature being Demo
cratic.
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- Lsaass county, of which Isasbsrs
d tha gjeurs- house sown, In the riehsss azd
asss izsRseysa n all RasssxH vixxiHaa-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

LEGTsLATTEE oE PESG8YLyAsIA.--Ths
Legislature Of Pennsylvania is thus pollt-
isally divided:
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Tzx CKSsUs og CAS4DA.-Yhe revised
returns of the census Of Canada, for 1851
give the following result:
n Anr nro
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Federal 1frudaCitS,

The las: Federal statement OF .na tcaa7i-
nary victory a: Fiketon, Ky, which W. saw
IN the Washington S.aT, placed the Con fade-
iate loss As high az 2,0l5l This is further
Illustration or the unblushing mendacity of
u'e Lincoln rress. 1t brings to mind & COM
NaIlcation lately received, In which gen.
Heman gave the result of careful examina-
ION OF the statemenis Of the Baltimore Clip
iT' which he continued up TO IL time he left
maryland. sons two wseks,ago He summed
p The enormous number OF ttco million fopr
stH@fsd thousand "rebels'' killed and disposed
" oy the Lincolnites since the opening of
@'HYe hosttlities This information viii
prove highly Interesting to our people, " no
''Ass Be ignorant that such vast numbe of
WI noble men have died in defence of their
rght.
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t9Afssls acre sgrhs. Tbs road. indeed, II
20 absoists necessisy 70 the uo.eYnu snt In the
rondees OF its military operations. white la
other respects, touching the interests Of a
large agricultural community. 1t presents
Claims worthy the NOTES n the General A
sembly.
: Among The improvements absolutely re.
'essaFy Is The successful WORKING OF the ROAD.
are the construction OF another wharf at
West Point, aud buildings for the protection
OF freight and the accom- mediation OF passen-
gers. An addition 10 the equipments for
transportation is also required. We have
given this brief statement OF the affairs OF
the company for the purpose Of showing the
importance of prompt measures for assis-
lance, an d we hope that the subject will be
duly considered by men of inflnence. Those
who were once the bittersst enemies of tho
enterprise will not now deny the business Of
the views expressed.
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FROM KENTUCKY.
advance Of the Federsis on BACON Greek
prevalence ef Contagious Diseasss-Tke
Sovereignty Conventions, &c.

NASHVILLE, Nov. ls.-The Bowling Greer
correspondent of the U.ioa and american, o.
TINS city, and gen tleman direct from Eliza.
bethton, reports that the Federals, 4, 900
strong, had Advanced on Bacon creek
The small pox, violent type Of typhoid
fever, and the black measles, were prevailing
with frightful NOR tally among the troops
on Muldroush's Hiii. Large numbers are
dying daily.
a portion OF Gen. Hardee's forces, under
Col. Anderson, who were sent to break u n the
Federal camp at Tompkinsville, returned to
bowling Green on yesterday, the Eth. The
Federals left two days before the Confeder.
ates arrived at Tompkinsviiie.
A special dispatch to the Uuion and Arsericna
dated at Russell Vile. Ky. on this day, states
that the Sovereignty Convention met on that
morning, and fifty one couu lies were repre-
scented. II. y. Burnett, Esq, was chosen
President. A Provisional Government o,
Southern Kentucky will certainly be formed
Tomorrow. George W. johnson, of Scott
county. VIII b. appointed Governor.
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htflmSnd and York River RaiirsBd.

toih The annual : tatemen, cfthe Treasurer
VI he Richmond ana York River Railroad
.Omlehy A. W. Morton, Egg, 1t appears that
,-''ns me fiscal year ending September seth ,
4eeAl%hditure for Transportation was "a. 10
'Ae tina receipts from tina. source
s''li9 i5--showing sn excess OF rece!p pts
>, s-s,''S VI. Adding 10 this q claim against
a. government Tor - 900, the balance In
Ut Vi tfanspor tation IS so1neth ing over S2l,-
- oh The lst Of October there was a nett
."Aes Of cash In hand OF sc ,Iss 50 which
'A 'ue $500 just men toned exhibits a bal
upwards CT $4,000 In the company's
on that day. The late President, Ro.
-aefs' Esg., in his report, alludes TO the
lure OF the last application to the General
'ih'iy for pecuniary aid, and the necessity
,s a.Shg the means 70 pay the half-year's In
u. oh the Conpany's bonds due January ].
A"""s, however, that a most cheering i'm
cement has taken place Ia the fiscal Affairs
Tue Company.
..,, vast Importance Of the work is univrr.
acknowledged. and it's destiny shines
70 although II has not capital enough
f., us great ends. Certainly no work
- Oo'n monweaith is more deserving OF
snnr". 'e aid, and We truly hope that IL any
lm r,s IL made In behalf Of internal
Yor. ~ aents at the coming session, the
v,s 'er Railroad will be included. 1t
g., 'a'3iy asserted that 10 road Ia the
49,. "as rendered more i'm portrait and signal
nun,,.. ~ me transportation Of troops and
dsmosN. !" this war for independence, thus
ju,,,w Naase beyoi.d cayii, las the President
ls.., .slaaTks,) 'iis great value in one. At
IL. ms two conditions which ooa.tituts
vs,,-. ss OF mantand--war and peaca--
~ smcisncy IN The other admits of
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TELEaRAPTIrC.
FROM GEN. rtOYD,s CAMP.
Ine Present. Position u eur FePces-Ekir-
unishing--Our Losses, &c

L1scHBvRa, Nov. 1.-the Republican of to
morrow will publish letter from a reliable
omcer In Gen. Floyd's Brig de. dated al
Raleigh Z. H., on the 18th inst, which states
that the Brigade is now about four miiee this
side OF that place, and that the rederals have
been largely reinforced. Gen. Lees com
mand has retired to Meadow Bluff General
Floyd his fallen back from Cotton Hill, In
order to be more convenient to his supplies -
The roads are In very bad condition Brisk
has been going ON for the past
week, but with little damage to the Coufeds-
rate troops. Two OF our troops were killer
and one or two wounded, and some few OF
our men were captured while diminishing.
The loss Of the enemy Is unknown.
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The News frcm Peuad Gnv.

We hsve intelligence of n late date, from
,yhicLisppears that the news pa biished yes
,ertay Of Inc rntmy's having passed through
md tisp, on the Kentucky line, was pre-
mature CanJsin Clay, who is now in this
,i,y. left Col. Nsiliai"s's camp on Friday
.,re.ao0n last, al O'clock, st which time the
,smrSad occupied = position four miles this
i0e s3r the reason that there was no camp
.er ground immediately in the Gap. II was
,i,s Intention OF Coi. Williams 10 return.
si.rr seeming his supplies, and defend the
t,au 81 lons as he might do it successfully,
,egGsh the lack al artillery Is a serious disad-
vantage N The lace of :. vastly superior force
IL ans event, dis sharp shooters will con-
,.aue 10 harr..ss The FederaIs, ana the expe-
.enes of piaeton shows that they can lic4
tu,l. u, ly Tie AunuItd.
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THE HAYFIBLD (KY.) rIsHr.

The Menp his appeal, of the lsth list, has
the following relative to the reported fight
at Mayfeld, KY, mentioned under our tele.
graphic head:
Herring rumor on yesterday that Col.
BoWen's brigade, stationed near Mayfleld,
had Just had 4 heavy ssirmish in that yiciui.
- win the enemy, we photographed late las
night 10 Columbus for the particulars, and
received through friend the following re-
Spouse:
There hes been no fight as reported. The
enemy have gone IN their holes.
1--WE have exchanged the wounded Fedora
prisoners for all OF our well men. All is quiet
Tonight. q. A. H.
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A PATRIOTIC MOVE.

Mr.. b. Il. Harrison, of Lebanon, Mo, who,
to secure their families from Insult aud out
rage. and 10 save their negroes and such othe
movable property IS they could transport,
has issued a call in the Cha ksyiile (rexas >
Standard for all the fugitive Missouri men to
rally and return to their own State and Ugh
the battle out. He suggests that they form
iuto messes Of ten each, supply every mess
with tent and wagon, and imms diateiy
start to join Prices forces. The Standard say 3
that many single men accompanied the .fusi
tives, and after upbraidlng them for their
unmdnliness in so doing recommends them
TO fail iuto the exp -dition suggested by Mr.
Harrison, or the people might see that sue b
cravens do not find shelter In Tex,s
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irsm the Gsfih1rEsf-

zoos. .sly.-es from Camp Barlow are as iato
IS Friday last, Tie I5tA inst NUtAlng o.
.pe-.aI Ia o-.-tl.c9 has lately occurred there
except lLat On tAe 18th = parry OF Yam,
s~Vs ilade their appearance on the opposite
side u dTeen6rIer Eiver, and Lieut.. Hurt ana
private Williams, OF the Pits Ivunia cav
Ally, went forward 10 sscer taIa ihelr mum =
u-r; bGI proceeding incautioGsly, they we've
both captured. \ letter before us giyes an
account e the successful strata.;em Of Il
youag woman, through which "a Yankee SOL
der, who had strayed from his camp, was
aiken prisoner and delivered 10 Col Tails
,a-C,
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Mexico Appealing to Liscoln's Gsvernnens
TO Sustain Her sgaiust England and

NV YORK. Nov. 1.-The Herald. spec,ai
Washington dispatch says that a gentleman
occupying high position in Mexico had lust
arrived In Washington and reported 10 Preei.
dent Lincoln that the whole West ooast OF
Mexico and sonora was greatly excited ID
view OF the contemplated Intervention OF Eng.
land, France, and Spain. with their affairs
ibey desired to know from the United States
Government whether they would sustain
fhEJn ba INT rty oSS ~
$3.50 ~ ~k''i"'
a special dispatch 10 the Tri5nne, dated
Washington, Nov. nth, says that gentleman,
In citizens dress, and with Il pass from Gen.
MeCleilan's headquarters, visited on Satu,-
day all the posts in the left wing OF the Fede
TAI army, and was recognized on his re-
turn 10 Alexandria as tn officer in the rebel
army.
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alifllmnal lislatfh,


me latest inteiiigauoe represents Gencrs /
,YnxA 10 have retreafed 10 Raleigh Court
,t,use. We understand that orders had gone
',rtfrorn the War Department here to fall oaek
- far as that place, which were Issued In n0a-
.,-su.e Of the difficulty OF transporting sup
los 80 Cotton Hin, and the hazard OF re-
~,ainjpx there in the face o! 50 large force rs
- enemy have OF the k.snavha.
"a executing the retreat. the engagement o..
,,y~fd Il Laurel Creek, near Cotton I'M, in
.b;cn tbe enemy were yepuised with consid.
-hls loss In a subsequent skirnish, which
IA no other serioas result, we regret 20 say
sst Col. Croghan was killed, a very gaiian;
-,,sr. whose loss Will be severely felt by our
my We understand that the position Ia
..n BY General F'oyd, near Raleigh Court-
,;onss. IL a stroag one. in a strategic point of
view. and II the enemy should advance tina.
far. i is probable that an engagement, vii.
xr lf{ace there.
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FUTURk pays.



ECREiTtRE, DRY GOODS. CLOTH.
IL ING, SHOES, 1c---Wil - add IT sae-
to 1. A. my ster on THrKsnAY, Ngy. = norn-
.nentl at 100 ete k. y lot ii s~ztsei NJ. L 81.
HOLD ana KITCHEN FURNITURE, en-
sisiins o! bGr"tnS, HAIRS. aide, Is tis. s-ds
ieA'hsr Bed, Msss,es-s $, AID seoi IGokirz
tove
DRY GOODS. -kssi. II .is Clothing. Boots,
Shoes &c
ALSo--ls0 lbs & 3ro-o~ Uss q, IA god order
TERMS --Cesh. inoa ALFx. MOTT. Ane..
IN ALL Offer f't sase psttile o.. for
l. rash. ca the :y'h day Of the pre- ssnt iuestt a.
a clock = NJ, .. HAWKINS On srry aboatt sh we
miles hnIn Mans hester. on tbs Rchm I'D and Dan.
vile Railroad. 10 Chesterfield ecuasy the follow
irg articles, 70 wit IsenI
One Stesin Eng ne. ssos. ehorss power, oas
Pump; three large Derricks; lot of Black srn,:i'a
iool., va: Vices. Auv!s, Bellows. ExmnaArs,
Tongs, Clise's. &c; one Garry los; lot OF heavy
chain; lot OF Cast Steel; lot Of Old ir,n -. ..
asso' tment IF xns'ryipg oo's; ant sewers. thou.
sand feer of Ro O. from one to tso inches 10 size
The abov articles 10 be rold for shs 4; faction
OF an sxeeui1n i'll 10y tnds 10 favor If I'svil Bis.
Sit vs. L &. Hsv kins. kss. W I'LL
no Te-eoijt&ds Sh riff of Ches,es f~ni.
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Mr.. JOHN c. Spencer, the member of the
Alabama House OF Represen tatives from
Tuscaioosa county, was found dead In his
bed at montgomery, Alabama, 4 few days
since.
A very des tructive fire occurred in the town
OF Greenviiie, Georgia, on Thursday night
last, completely destroying the business part
Of the west side OF the public square.
! son of Senator Morris, from Benton co ,
TShn. was killed at Maple Greek, 10 Carroll
county, On the 9Th inst.
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NO MORE TROOPS FRox a!ssIssfrpf

The jackson correspondent of the Vicks.
burg SUn says he hes seen n letter from t}en
Johnston 10 Gov. Pattns declining to receive
more troops under the late requisitiou, hay-
ing already more soldiers than he can dis
posa of. The Governor is requested 10 dis
band all companies organized under said re
quisiuon unless they go armed and equipp. d
for the war. The SaR states that the yoiun.
teers who had been recently mustered into
servics st that city wars very Indignant on
being disbanded, and their officers had left
for Jackson 70 lay their case before Governor
Pettus.
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Bnrnins Of Tive Schseners by IA Federal
Steamer.

PniLApKLHiA. Nov. I2.--The Iaqn'rs- of thIs
city has q special dispatch which states
tina; two schooners, i'll San Juan Inlet were
burnt on the 9th inst, by boats from the Fed
eral steamer Tuscarora
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A skirmjsh Near Fails Church-xoss On
Both Sides.

MANASSAS, Nov. I9.-Another skirTaish took
place near Falls Church last evening. Our
advanced forces took tsn prisoners and killed
five or six Federals. Two Of orr cavalry
were killed. and two or three vera wounded
0ne OF the latter was named Chichester bat
the other nam-s wsra not obtained
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A PoFCLAk PArER.-The Sumter HateAmnA,
having last week given notice of its suspen-
sion, the people OF Sumter, at public meeting,
passed resolutions which have induced the
editor 10 resume.
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DEATH ON PALE BKAkpy.--"You look like
death oE pale horse" said II rrry to topper,
who was pale and emaciated. ~ don't
know anything about that" snid the topper,
"but aln death on pale 6rasdy."
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FATAL AccIDEsr.-The Baton Rouge LA.
Adrocote, of the 10th, says:
DR.. Drozin Cioatre, of the parish of ST.
Charles, was instantly killed by a kick from
his horse. The accident occurred on the plan
tatIon OF Capt. Trinidad, ia the parish of
West Baton Rouge, on FRIDAY evening last.
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Hon. A. q. Brown and Mr.. James Phclan
have bssn elected Oon1sdsratS States Ssna-
tors tfom MissiSsippt.
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- A,tmI1sbh = ~ had ktrt13sd. sfhs iss.
al nen seem ~ regard the late tnsufrsctiona.
ry movement M malignant e6uliition which
can b easily managed and will soon blow
over,
ADDICTION IN TIE pRIcE or SALT II LrsCHBrBs.
The COMMITTEES appointed by a meeting OF
the citizens Of Lynchburg to take into con-
sideration the exorbitant price OF salt, re-
port that their labors have closed and that
salt will hereafter be sold to consumers By
Messrs. Mcdaniel Irby at IS 30 per sack !;
and that the supply, it is supposed, will be-
ample. This is a great point gained by the
action of the citizens of Lynchburg; and we
do think it is time that some steps should be
inaugurated in Richmond to relieve those
housskeepers of needy circumstances in this
city from the abominable extortions now h.
ing inflicted upon them. but the price OF
salt is by no means the most onerous we hsy =
to endure. Within the last week coffee hs
gone up to eighty cents, and butter cannot be
bought for less than 80 a!-5 cents per pound
Don't any one know that there is no necessity
for such a state of affairsf How can any
save the nj ost heartless speculator, be instru-
mental In raising the price OF these two art,.
cles OF prime necessity to the present unbear-
able standardf Not pound of coffee, pro ba-
bly,, mas been bought by the wholesale mer-
yet.in less than that time, 1t has increased from
10 to 50 and 80 cents. The same Is the case with
respect to butter. 1t is not worth half the
price 1t ID selling AZ, and no scarcity Of the
article can make Ii worth the price asked
for 1t.
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'RAvELlNG sHAwLS.-A few fne (zen.
i tenens) SHAW g, in .tors, TO which We ask
attention. BALDWIN & WILLIAMS,
No 20 losrd lie Main st.
E>ATRA FLOUR, EXTRA FLOUR
ID 100 barrels EXTRA FLOUR,
IN store, and for sale by
BLAIR HARVIE,
no 20 Cary and tn streets.
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! Z. 4. Stuart SH Keynolda.
John r. Baldwin. Vim. y. stuart.
Nyysriy Robertson, Wa H. Terry
,tUAn Ictaus!,ihd, Lewis A 4 I'm Instead
Francis II. Smith. Edmund Goode,
Robert = ETigy, VIM. L. Jones,
IL. II. E&rmsE, John Echole
Geo. ". K nGolPh, II Il. ToIniin.
Charles " Field, Armsteai T. NJ Rust
francis Mallory,
The Convention then resolved Itself into
.scfet session for the purpose Of considering
g communication from the Executive on the
military deieaces Of the STATE.
after the doors were ra-opened, Mr. Ran
dg!ph, OF Richmond, made Il report On She
reorganization CT the militia, which was
laid on The table aud ordered 10 be- prin ted
The Convention proceeded 10 elect a mem
Der Of the Provisional Congress, to supply the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
James N. Mason, and a. X. BoTELgR was
unanimously elected.
Ar. Raymond moved to recommit the re-
port On constitutional amendments which
was opposed BY A1essrs. kiiby and Stuart,
On he sensible ground that nothing should
be done tending to preventa speedy termina-
non Of the session, AID nesatived by large
maJority
'-V "A<itLi1V4 SOASbltuticn was tuSn Likt4
az, and con siderable debate ensued upon the
'hrd Article, defining the qualifications of
voters, Outno fir al disposition was made of it.
AFesolntion was adopted, assigning seats In
h-tonFenlion to certain persons lately elect
~ Z" III! vacancies occurring in consequence
u the Western Virginia treason.
After passing resolutions of respect TO the
memory Of John n. Hughes, Esq a menb Der
.! The BODY who lori his life at Rich Moun-'
lain. the 20 lvention All aurned
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

Below Will be found some interesting tx.
tracts from Southern Journals:
AN ALLR1ED ssY-A NEW YORK YIIIroSArEE
AaREsTED AZ LINCOLN SPY.
The New Orleans True Delta, of tina l3th
instant, hiss the following pfrticulars ef the
arrest OF Mr.. Daniel Hand, of New York:
Early this morning Mayor Monroe received
a dispatch from Chattanooga TO look out for
u iniel Hand, of New York, who was on his
way TO New Orleans, AS ha was a Lincoln
spy. The Mayor placed 1T in the hands of
detective officer Farrell, who soon had Mr.
Hand in custody and brought him to the
Mayors office, after allowing hin to commu.
nicate With some friends, who accompanied
him to the presence of Mr. Monroe
MI. Hand Ia 4 gentleman OF education and
tine department, korne sixty years OF age his
features regular and well marked, dsnoting
great intelligence. added 10 !,rmnpss and
courage. He is the owner of property to the
extent Of one million dollars in Georgia and
South Carolina, and some three years ago was
Il partner in commeadu,a OF the firm of >. A.
Williams Il Co OF Charleston. He claims
10 be Il citizen CT Georgia, nut has resided Tor
the last three years in New York, where he
owns pr perty, though he asserts that his
property there Is not equal to his debts It is
difficult to understand why he has remained
III the enemy's country up to this late day,
If he was really Southefner, as he says, and
by law he is probably an alien.
The Mayor asked him why he came 10 tina
South at this time, and he said he came on
business for :. A. Williams 4 Co., Of Charles
ton, OF which firm he claiMed 10 b- psrt-
ner, but Dir. Hollingsworth, their Junior
partner, who is hera, says he has nothing
more TO do with them, aud can have no trans
sections with them. The Mayor told him
that II W s not probable any one would run
the risk of coming here at such time from
the North without an object, and wanted to
k.4ow what he was doing in New Orleans,
when his property was in Georgia and South
Carolina. He repeated that he was here for
Williams Co., but would not say what that
business was.
One Of the firm Of s. i A. J. Levy, of this
city, declared that he was ready to vouch
for Mr.. Hand, and give any security for him,
although he did not undertake to explain
why Mr.. Hand, after quietly residing among
our enemies for so long, should come into the
South. The Mayor sent him and his friends
before Gov. Moore for examination.
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ID edmond CLOTHING MANUFACTORY.
IL The Subscribers have ON hand large ana
complete assortment of SOUTHERN MANUF.4C
TURED GOODS-Cloths Csssi1neres and Vez,
ings of all grades, from the following noted uiiis
Greushaw Mills, Richmond, Va; Miller T. Goa
Mills, Culpeper county, Va; Kelly. Ford & Co.'S
Mills, Fredsrieksburg, Va; Thomas T. Aisues
M.lls, Marion. smith county. Va; Rock lslsnd
Mills. Charlotte. N. c.; which we are prepared 10
make TO measure 1T the shortest notice. and In the
latest and most approved styiss-goods that viii
compare In every respect with the hest Northslp
manufactured goods, and many Of the Crenshsw
goods equal in quality TO French There can be- nc
longer an excuse for buying goods manufactured
eat OF tho State. In addition. We kesp always 90
hand stock OF FRENCH AND EN0kISa
CLOTHS AND CASdMERD6, Mt 70 be sur
passed By any houss In the city. We have the
best Of CutterA and . corps ii wcrkmsn not 70 h.
surpassed by any house In the Union, with datsr
minatioa to furnish our patrons with Eouthsrp
Clothire-maasral raissd South, and We trust 70 b.
sold and worn South - We are determined 70 e
all In our power 70 push forward Southern ustitr
Eona. SPENCE l. CAREY
Ci0shieU aud Merchant TsalOra
q % Cnrner Of Main aud 18th streeis
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State Convention,

The Convention proceeded 10 business yes
.-rtay With open doors. After The usual % 2.
.lminary proceedings, DIR. Branch, OF Peters
ourg, offered q resolution directing the Com
mi,tse on Military affairs 10 inquire into III g
-Ipsdiency oi prov idine By ordinance that tbs,
commissions OF the Geld officers appointed In
yIl.gance Q! Tie ordinance 81 Il prll -, lsa!
--aii expire whenever the regiments 10 which
hey are assigned shall he disha ufed hy the
-spiTsIioA ~ ne terms Of service OF The com
p.lirs composing their commands. Adopted
The President was directed to I'LL vacancies
eecurTing IN he Committee Gu Military Al.
AIRS.
i communication vas received from he
L ,UtIye, IS follows:
EXECUTIVE UaFARrs gST, Nov. IS, 1891.
htH!iemoa ~ tse C1arrHti9R
| transmit for yoNr inform alton 81 li-t of
Cploneis OF volunteers appoin tel eince the
adjournment u your last session. They are
aIi gagged in the discharge oI their duties
Respectfully, JoHH LarcHRR.