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uuiet, bat In a short time Sergeant johnson heard
loud yells, and going out, saw the drunken men
throwing stonos at little rum shop, whore, II
was afterwards ascertained, they had a dimoulty
In the evening The sergeant went ahead aud
arrested a mau named Charles shilling, one OF
others he was Informed BY Joseph Doian, one Of
the rioters, that he could not arrestthat man."
at the same time drawing knife. ,ysf.
u Al this point another Of them, named Michael
Kain, approached and fred a. the ssrReant with
q pistol, but missed him. oElcer Baily then came
TO the assistance OF the sergeant and the sergeant
knocked Doland down with his billy. Kin then
caught the muzzle Of the pistol and secured him.
The three were taken before Justice walter yes
terday, and Shilling, who took no part In the at
tack on the officers was fined SO Kain and Do
land were com nitted to Jail for court 10 answer
the charge Of assault with intent TO kill.
afN r LA --~----T."N a uITafk
The GUARDIAN SocIErY.-A meeting Of
the Guardian Society was he'd last evening" at
the rooms Of Mr.. Bowen, the City Postmaster.,
On motion Of Judge sargers, reoolution was
passed instructing the Bxeeu. We Committee to
could be obtained TO be used As house Of refuge.
Jps Holllngshead, Esq, llr. d. D. Cone, and
Mr.. W. O. Dodge were added 10 the membership
Of the Guardian Society. NH-= "a
In behalf Of the Committee on Nominations,
Using the by laws, &C., Mr.. Brown asked for
further time to perform their duties.
II was voted that the by laws be suspended un-
tee OF which Judge Sargent 10 chairman be an ex
ceutive committee Of the society until further
tion 81 a
was appointed to secure the past records Of the
society. 's.- a.bg F.z.-ai f.. ~ sts.
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LIEUT.. GENERAL GRANT, U. s. A.,
THE LADIES' SOCIAL CIRCLE

Eureka, Humboldt, California.
The Gags correspond in number with the
States, and each bears the name Of State
worked upon IT,
The quilt is beautifully wrought with
white sewing silk, and must have cost the
pretty fingers of the Eurekan ladies many
hours of labor. 1t was made for q soldiers
fair, and produced some $500 for the sani'
tary Commission.
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NorTcE. The Daily National Rsp,iblfcan q
noD Furnished BY carriers to subscrtbers in thfs
city ant Georoetoion at thirty cents per month.
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sUEDRY AMERICANS resident in Manches-
ter, England, have published memorial, dedi-
Gated to the wOrkingmen Of Manchester, con-
tanning Rev. IL. W. BEECHER's Fort sumter ora.
tion and sermon on the death Mr.. LIEcoLS.
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POLICE REPoHTs.-The drunk and disor-
derly cases. from the reports Of the sergeants this
morning, are as follows: Georgetown, 4; First
wards; Second ward, IS; Third ward. 8; Fourth
ward, s.; Fifth and Sixth wards, q; Seventh
ward, 7; Uniontown, none Park station, s.
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GRAND LARcENr.-Thomas Croggou, was
arrested yesterday by officer Duvall, OF the sth
precinct, on the charge Of stealing y lot Of pro-
duce from Pope's farm In Maryland, and using
gon gave bail before Justice Handy for his ap-
pearance at court
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'TT Is TINE THR AMERICAN PEOPLE
rRBAsoN rs A CRIMR-NoT IN REVENGE
NOT IN ANGER-BUT THAT TREASON Is
CRIMR, AND SHOULD BIZ RsTRBMRD As
SUCH AND PUNISHED AS sUCH"-ArDREw
JoHxsos, Prsstdsnt qf tas United Statss-April
70, 1e65. .......................
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TRIED TO EsoAPE.-To-day, at the Crimi.
nal Court, John Anderson, q colored man, mot
the enc surnamed "My 10. John,') who had
the Albany penitentiary for horse. e.stealing,
jumped from the prisoners box, rs the crowd
were leaving the court room, and was trying to
make his escape, when he was noticed by PATROL
man Miller, who captured him and carried him
back
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BIDS FOR FLoUR.-Capt. Z. 7. Bridges
yesterday opened the bids for furnishing the
Subsistence Department with two thousand bar
rels Of -four. The bidding was quite light, as
the following list will show: 20
A. Ross Ray & Bro. 800 barrels at tl0.6O per
barrel, and 800 barrels at 4l0.S6. The hrst bid
Of these parties was accepted.
George T. McGlue-l 900 barrels at el0.42 per
barrel, 800 barrels al SlO4S 800 at elO.60 30 at
elO. 80, and 200 at tl0e9. Mr. McGlue q three
hrst bids were accepted.
The total number Of barrels bid for was but
Z 400 ..| q .. I'D.
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ExcELsIoR BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
annual meeting Of this association was held last
evening, and all the old sfhcers were reelected,
viz: T. N. Hanson, president, @. 8. Noyes, vice
president I; c. B. Baker, secretary; r. Robinson,
treasurer; and Messrs. Tovles, Brown, Harvey,
Sears, Peabody, Free, Powell, Marbury, and
Nailey, directors The secretary submitted his
annual report from which II would appear that
the society Is In q most prosperous condition.
The total number Of shares taken Is Ass, Of
which 2i3 have been advanced upon the ad-
vances, averaging AZ 6s per cent. The assets re-
reported are bonds, ", ass; balances, t63. 70;
cash, &l.S77.ll. The sales last evening brought
forty TO hfty per cont. -.----
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SPARRNa ExHIBIrIoS. "A very clover
sparring exhibition came OF yesterday afternoon
at the Washington Assembly Rooms, under the
auspices Of Jack Turner, Of Boston, and Johnny
Lazarus, Of Philadelphia. There were some
good set-to's between Turner aud John Clark, Of
this city, and Lazarus and Charley Hurdle, OF
this city. Several Washington amateurs put oa
Ono Of the noyices gave novel winding up
by carrying his antagonist OF the stage In his
arms at the close Of the last round. Tho last
ane display Of the manly art and elected
thnnders Of applause, - ..
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All this occurred in less time than it

All this occurred in less time than it
takes to record it.
"But you, General, are yon hurt 2"
!, "No; nothing but few bruises,
thank God But look here one of
them is stirring. You, sir and Ned,
pinion his hands, while I examine the
others" I".
None Of them were found to be dead.
Two were only stunned, and the third
had received pistol shot through the
shoulder, and was crouchng in alright.
They were all pinioned, and coun-
Gil was held, when it was determined to
disarm them and let them 90 rather
than he detained on the road. No
further incidents bcfell our travellers
during their jaunt. On their separation
in Tennessee, thc General gave the
young man much good advice. He re-
counted to him his own history, and
bade him aspire to be good and useful.
The General continued en- roate for his
home in Middle Tennessee, and the
young man stopped and settled in the
town of Grecnvillc,' Tennessee, as a
journevman tailor. OF his subscqucn,
career it is needless to speak it is part
of The history of our country.
| M. e. D..
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JoNEsBoRo, Tenn, Nov. 1865
The inducements to Come South.

The inducements to Come South.
The tide of immigration is setting in
TO this country from Europe, since the
close of the war, with extraordinary in.
crease Of flow. FrSn the first disorgan-'
ization of our LABOR system, We have
urged that the South now,
presents to Immigrants the most profta-
BILE field 9f labor of any section in the
United States Heretofore, even with
our system Of negro labor. many mil
lions of acres of fertile land were left IN
cultivated. planters confirming themselves .
principally to the culture of our great
staples, and these staples, especially cot.
ION, required most of the labor at their
command. We present some figures as
to the extent Of our untitled lands, which
|, ennst surprise even those whose atten-'
Ject. : -'.etl to the sub.
According to the estimate Of I86o
$50, 600, 900 acres ofland in the son,h
ern States, most of it as fertile as anv in
the world, was neglected and uncpltiva.
led the quantity, we need hardly state.
has been greatly increased by tho war
In 1860, Alabama, with population of
964,2Ol souls, and measuring so 100
square miles OF territory, has within her
limits 1857 ,913 acres of uncnltiyated
soil. "'eu y.
Arkansas, with 535,45O souls am,
5s, l2sYsgare miles, has s,6oe, 9ss such
I, Sdlssitawaro, with ll2,lls souls and /,
Z, ,I20E SQUARE miles, has 367, $50 acres
Tlptida, with l4O,425 souls. and So.
629:;sauare miles, has 1913, COS acres i,
Georgia, l,OS7,OOO souls, So ,0oe.
miles, lS,5S7,723 acres.
Kentucky, 1855. $50 sonls 81 $50
square miles, 1885, 059 acres.
Louisiana, ,s7OS.O92 souls .46 4al
square .milsS T65, $40 acres,
AatylssSl $40 souls, 7l12A
q'lare SSlas $8i3O6 acres
M'sssSpl5 9f,3O5 souls, 47l5s
qnarrs = l,so3, ,556 acres.
MisS@N EF8s,Ol2 souls sTsso
qnare miles 737, ,93s acres
NortRfyat6lfha, 9SS, ,622 souls So.
o4 sqnaremiles, 17,245,6
South Caroline, 7Os, ,7os souls, 90.
80 square miles, IL, 623, ,s66 acres
Tennessee, l,l09,S9l souls 4580r
l!are miles, l3,457, 96O acres.
Virginia, l,246,620 souls, 4f25r
mare mics !; Western Virginia, $40
20 souls, 2O,541 square miles unculti.,
rtea ~ lands OF the two Virginias, 49,.
7S,949 acres. ns'~
Here is field for the hardy and in-e
istr'ous Immigrant that never was
surpassed in'the history of the coun-
y,.and we earnestly hope that;the Or
n'zatlons being formed throuehout
9 country, will shortly bring to our
N and extensive tracts of fertile soil
amonnt of labor necessary to devel.
our full agricultural resources. ,,a,n.,
-~.-s-ss--- =
The Indians Of the plains are. again On The,
: me path; party of 200 Indians at
seds coach oni Bntterfeidjs Express,
l,e' last Sunday week, near rDowness,
fing' SIX OF the passengers and tho lex-
ss messohgerwere killed. Tho, savaaes
orward y 9ernsd the buildings at Downess
'ings ana Bluff Station together WIN
Ss amount OF other valuable property.
the mayor OF Mobile has prohibited
!, railroads and steamers from simport.;
negroes intothat city. lfa1 80
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The Southern Express Company


sept 1896
The SOWi ilerrh Express Company
OFFER unsurpassed facilities for the ship;
W mcnt (from Augusta and points South) |
or Cotton, Cotton Goods, and heavy freights,
tor Savannah, New York, and all points North
anh Vest.
Through receipts given which insurant
can be effected at lowest rates.
Internal Revenue Tax will be paid or bonds
given by this Company. in accordance with
regulations Of the United States Treasury De-
ern Express Company o,cd 10 forward
Inn 1 sMn SILVER COIN, CURRENCY
p,RcEIs, AND FREIGHrs.
To Petersburg, va Ryis,oi. Tenn.
| Ssnshoro'. Snmv,h, NC, Salisbury y; c''
| G'eenso'N r. Weldon. n. u.
Raleigh. N. Wilmington, N. g.,
| Goldsboro', N C.'
,,p TO WAY CITATIONS ON THE
u;re;,ia and Tennessee Ra.ir"aS, ,h Caro,ina
= Railroad p'a;I and CASTOR Railroad. WI.
Railroad nay M - s,don railroad, and Western
~ ~ rrTERs MONEY PACKAGES AND
/ " SMALL PARCELS,
To Columbia. 5. G., .Sanannah, Ca,
, Augusta, Ca, Cnm,m,s Ga,
o. . Macon, Ga, Nnntnomery, Ala,
moo'le' jackson, MISS
- New Orleans, La.
.,n ro WAY sTAToISs ON THE ,;,
: Aso r. Railroad. South Gar9iln
Georgia Railroad Macon po;a, sna as
III fo"d Ral1%Gat SopiGs Railroad
vii and Alabama AND nw ,Se Adans and Hard
de- hl al u"vna %nmnap;cs, and marked TO .ne en 81
rn- 1pphs southeru Express company va"
p' prompy s% TO des.inH,,o' sh,o TO our
Fresh,s shippSS', ,S SS Express Without char
age will be forwaraea ~ 4 dravsge.
'0I If orders are left at our Once goods gps s''
the co,lsd for and forwarded by hrs1 rsy1pp1oGESS co
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ho nublished every Saturday.
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