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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22
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10 STATE ST., NEW. DIRK July H. 1895
A RMT SUPPLlES-FORAGE pros

10 STATE ST., NEw. ! DIRK. July II. 1919
A RMY SUPPLIES-FORAGE. Sealed pro.
"A posals lin implicated will be received by the under.
ssIed d, th, office until u o'clock M on ,hs
sub.nc, Denare6t the United States Army to be de-
yered at any per the North River in NexforS City g
be dcsigoaed from time by the undergned and ID 'lc9
quantities be required not exceeding VIE Inonsrna
Bushels per week lh Of July 1869 to the Joh oil
Septenbsr 1865 notice to be given TO the contractor on
THURSDAY OF each week. on bis application ct III. ofhse
OF the quantity required to be delivered following
week. T.
II must b. good sound and wecured put up In
sacks bushels each sixty pounds to the busnes
furnish the sks without extra chage
subject to argi inspection and rewrghed oy some
petent appointed the part OF the Oovsrument he
weighing the the contractor Eacn pro-
poa 10 b. entertained must lave printed copy OF TINS
posted its head, and be IN the following
form -
Of - stete Of - hereby propose 10 deliver 70 the
Subsistence Department OF the u B Army any desspsteo
Ter on the North River in NewYork City such aqusnty
Of tie kind quality. condition. 4c, described In the
advertisement above posted As may rom ume 70 time %
required furnish due notification at - dollars and -
ceuts per hundred pounds a.
To be subscribed by responsible sseaes as follows
We the undersigned hereby that should the above
bid accepted win bond In the Of ten thou
SAND dollars that the contract shall be fainlied .
PAYMENT will be made monthly. as funds are re-
ceiy IN .geh funds may Vnlshed by the Government
for the purpose. Ia.
thousand dollars certified by the L. District Aor-
ney other proper oce such to accompany the
PrSuosas TO be indored Proposals for Corn" The right
''' NV ~ A. h. CARLTON Can't and C. w.
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Adisurnmens Of The Cearecsicas Legtsia.

p HARTFORD. Friday. July q. 1866.
The Connecticut Legislature, after q session
Of IL weeks, adjourned zine die this morning.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. ATVnDAr, ~, 1000

accomplished the telegraph lines Of the country viii be
intact from the extreme eastern to the western
ahores Of this continent
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Dcntistrp.

rDEETH EXTRACTED positively, ,S w y as =,
tho knowledge Of the patient under ,s Fou,,hsvs and
Fwe" R.s" to 1 pon SsI a. R5 f Baldwin on
rev, T.stb inserted and filed on moderate terms
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The GREAT MowIyG MACHINE TRIAL.-Foi

The GREAT MowIYG MACHINE TRIAL.-For
the benefit Of city people who intend TO 20 to the now
ing machine trial advertised by the American Insti'
tue. we give the following lime table; On the Harlem
railroad e:ls, 9:lo a. m. and $50 2. No. TO West Mt
Vernon. Distance By steam. 10 miles, fare 40 cents
Return and p. m.
On the New. Haven Road 10 Mt. Vernon. and ll;Jo
m The field Of trisl IL about three foufths Of mile
fo, ,bis station and one fourth mile from the other
MACHINES viii be IN operation all day. Tho tria iof iac
gold medal commences 100 ?. M. Tuesday July -.
between all the leading manufacturers OF lhe V0u'
mowing machines used in this part o! the country
large oonyocAton OF the farmers Of the lower part
Of Wrstcbester County Is anticipated and that the re-
,ult " ii be valuable Information
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fnrniture

-
LII kinds of FURNITURE, MAIIkESSEo,
~ BEDDING. LOOklNGGLASsEs. &C., eheapest at
sNEDEN CAMPBELI9S No 263 Bowery between stan,
ton and Houstonst. Call and money ooou'
aud delivered free Furniture III suites
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
DwAusned manufacture Also solid Chestnut ana Wsnns
S ToN su css, p, opposite u Wooster Established 1874.
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STREET DEPARTMENT AWARD OF CONTRACTS

The Street Commissioner has opened bids and
awarded contracts for the following: Regulating and
grading sidewalks and setting curb and gutter stones
On West and Washngton-sts.. between Hammond and
Hoboken-sts.; contract awarded to A. Ahmunty at
g. l62 49, time IS days. Regulating and grading Sew
enty -siXth.st from Fihaye. to tie East River;
tract awarded TO J. s. Msserson at $4,000 %; time
three years Same In One from
Fifth ave to the Harlem River; contract awarded 10
]. s. Masterson at SIS pol ~; time Is months Same
and setting curb and gutter stones in One hund.edand
twenieth.st, between Third aud Sixh-aves contract
awarded to James Kehoc at Sill ole 05, time ls months
Regulating and grading Forty-seccnd.st. between Sec
oudaye and the East River. contract awarded to r.
Worries at 60 500 co. time is months Regulating and
grading SiItysxth ST.. from Broadway TO Eighhaye.
tract awarded 10 j. s. Masierson of s2 595 TO- tmo
two years. Rebuilding outer portion Of Pier No. 90
North River; contract awarded to Geo. White at
g. 200; time 80 days. Rebuilding Pier No CO. North
River; contract awarded to Dubois Hendrix at
sli 600 time 20 dayG. Same Pier No. %, Eat River
contract awarded TO Tompkins Lynch at s77oo;
time 60 days Same. Pier foot Of Twenty .seconest,
North River; contract awarded TO Geo. White at
S. 900; time 50 days.
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To be subscribed by two responsible sigees as follows
we the under gned hereby that should tie above
bid accepted win give bond the OF ten thou
SAND do.lass that the contract shall be f1nlied
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FULToN.sT. PRAYER-MEETING.- The exer-
cisco Of this meeting day or two since were unusually
Interesting Those present were greatly pleased and
encouraged by the remarks Of minister from abroad
who spoke Of the vitality Of the PrayerMeeting COM
pared with others which had been established about
the sane period Among other things hc said he had
often attended this meeting. and 1t was part OF his
duty to visit similar in other cities. some OF which
had dwinded and died while this had survived IN al
il. original ygor He had often wondered by what IN
istrumentstjes il had been TINS preserved. and his
presence there had solved the mystery. Its vlgor
results he said from following the divine teachings u
Savior in regard to prayer. Those nov present
who ask you 10 pray for them can scarcely ai 10 up
precae the direcness Of your suppcstions-you pray
that the backslicer may be restored-that the sinner
may be saved rejoice 20 be present here To-Day nn
witness again the same devotion and earDesness Wch
have witnessed here in tie early days Of the meetng
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THE YACHT CLARA CLARITA AND HER
VOYAGE. beautiful steamer, which has been
kindly placed by her owner Mr.. L. W. Jerome, at the
service Of Mr. Everett Engineer Of the NewYork and
Newfoundland Telegraph Company will sail to-day
for Aspy Bay. The yacht il about iCO tuns burden
and Is a stanch sea boat.
Owing TO the large number Of assistants required for
the peculiar business Of repairing relayng the cable
across the GulfofSt Lawrence. and the quantity Of
machinery necessary with other appliances essential
to the successful Of the present expedition
the extent Of the accommodations arc exceedingly cir
cumscribed. and Notwithstanding several OF the crew
have been dispensed with to accommodate Engineer
Everetts force. many OF the latter will be obliged to
find quarters board entirely outside Of the berths
and small cabins Of the craft.
1t is expected that the yacht will reach Aspy Bay In
season to resusctate the present cable the Gulf
Of St. Lawrence before tho arrival Of the Great Eastern
With tho western terminus Of The Atlantic cable This
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22

IMPORTANT LAND SALB-Rye Beach, Rye,
Westcheser County has long been favorte resort for
the residents Of that county and Of those OF our own
loving citizens who spend the Summer In that
locality Many attempts TO purchase portions Of the
lands fronting on this Beach. ard now belonging to
the Clark and Haltsad estates have been made by par
ties who have visited this fayorte resort aud admired
the many beautiful sites for residences upon them bot
the former owners always refused TO eel their lands
The Clarke estate has been snbd,ided into plots
and on Saturday July 90 is TO he sold BY 7. c. Bulk
lev auotioneer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01
a NEW GALLERY,

The ssGem Photograph" Fereoty7e, Ambrotype,
and all kinds of Colldcon PICTURES, in card de
visit" lockers, pins, rings, cases, &C. made in the
best style of the Art at prices ranging from Ones
Dollar upwards, by mo. S. BROADWAY, a na-s
tive of North Carola.
His Pictures need 40 recommendation. They'are
admired by all. : Satisfaction guaranteed, or no
charge.
diately, as his stay positively limited TO few days
h August /, 1865
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01

The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph of the 18th. has
article the state of affairs in that section,
which contains the followng
1--WE warn the authorities. unless attention is
directed. at once to the conduct of the freedmen,
that the scenes Of bloodshed and massacre of St.
Domingo will be re-enacted in midst before
the close Of the year. We speak adyisedIy. We
have authentic information of speeches and con-
versations among the blacks. which sufficiently
convince Us of their purpose. They make no
secret of their movements
The Atlanta Intelligencer says: From what
we have about US. and heard from different
portions of the State. we are satisfied that the
apprehensons of the Macon Telegraph are not
groundess
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01

The town of Matchuaa, Mexico, has been stormed
and taken by the ImperiaiiSts, who asked no quar-
ter and gave none. President Juarez is in possess
ion of Chihuahua The bitterness of the people
towards Maxlmillian is increasing. A
The War Department has established a bureau
for the collection, safe keeping, and publication of
Confederate archives. Francis Liber, formerly
President of Columbia College, S. c., has been
placed at the head of it,
Jeff Davis was allowed promenade on the even
ing of the 24h inside Fortress Monroe, attended by
strong guard. The privilege will be extended him
daily for the future. His health is said be good
and he enjoyed the walk very much @
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01

STATEsvILLE, n. c., July 18th, 1865.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Western North Caroline Railroad Company will be
held in the town Of Newton, on Thursday the 81 st
day Of August
Ali Stockholders, unless belonging to the 'excep-
ted classes who take the amnesty oath required
by the President of the United States vote and
take part in the meeting.
F. F. SIMONTON,
Aug. /, 1865 In Secy and Treas'r.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01
MEDICAL CARD.

The undersigned respectfully offers his Profession
al seg7ices the citizens of Charlotte and vicinity
He may be found during the Gay 1t the Drug Store
of Dr.. E. Nye Hutchison and during he light the
residence of Mrs \. c. Steele.
Aug /, 1865 = 3. LEMLY, N. D.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01

IMPORTANT INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
The commissioner of internal revenue has
rendered the following decision:
Banks, in making returns Of dividends and
taxable gains, should include the amount Of in
come derived from investments in bank insu-
rance and railroad stocks, although such may
have previously paid tax as a dividend. The
tax imposed upon the circulation and deposits
Of banks constitutes an Indebtedness by such
banks, which continues to accrue SO long as the
prescribed condition exist. While, therefore,
any portion Of the circulation exceeding five
per cent Of the chartered or declared capitals is
outstanding, or any Of the deposits remain in
the custody Of the bank or its agent, the liabii-
ty to make returns and pay tax thereon will
continue.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01
A Rare Opportunity.

want good-disposed white boy appren-
tiee to the Tanning Business. One who can come
we'll recommended will have good home, and if
he conducts himself properly shall be aided in bust
ness .Zaereafter. A young man between Is and 10
years old preferred. P. ". BROWN.
Anc 7, 1865 2tDa
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01
MAEH.TED.

Griffith, Mr. S. G.. Strickland Of Wake county, to.
Miss o. A. Prime of Company Shops. m
In this town, on the oath ult., by Rev j. y. Butt
Mr. John House to Miss Catharine Osburne.
In Salisbury, on the 26th of July, by the Rev J
Rumple, DR.. E. Nye Hutchinson of Charlotte, 20 Miss
Bette Jenkins.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01
VALUABLE LAND
For Sale,

Tie Subscriber offers for sale his Plantation in
Gas county, g. c., the waters OF Taylors
| Cretk containing $40 Acres. About one-haf 3
cleared, and mostly under cultivation the presen-
yea From 80 to 40 acres is fine bottom land. The
builinos are plain but comfortable. Gold has been
found in two places the land, and, Judging from
surface specimens, the indications are sufficiently
encouraging to warrant the expense Of thorough ca
| ploations.
There is now a fine crop Of corn, peas, &C., grow
ing mon this land and it is offered for sale mainly
from the fact that the resides in different
comfy, and his former slaves are now free 1t IS
situated upon the line of the VIII, Char. RutheT-
forl Railroad and about IA miles from the flourish
ing Town of Charlotte, thus making it convenient
ana valuable investment a portion of the land
(decompssed granite) would be finely adapted to the
culture of the grape and other fruit.
Persons wishing to examine the land will cali mp
On Mr Rufus Fisher the present tenant who viii
point out .he boundaries; and for further lnfoTna-
ion as to terms will address at Brevard Station,
CASTOR county, n. c., care of A. R RGtledge.
c. L. HUNTER.
August l, 1865. 3t
Raleigh Standard copy once in daily and twice ia
weekly and forward bill.
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In this town. on thf 30th July, John Houston SOL
of W NJ. and Ann N. Matthew'S, aged II years.
At Company Shops, N. o., on the 26th July, CT
consumption, Mr. Arndd W Chllson, aged d years
Of WOonSocket Falls Rhode Island.
New England palers please copy
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SEQ LEN.

From rnv stable OF 70 mile Greek in Tn on county,
on the 27th July, dpn-colored MULE, dark
and tail, striped egS very tall and rather slender,
and has gear mars on each side. He was tracked
to the neghborhood of Robt Mller's on the Lancas-
ter road and it ray be that ne ridden to Char
lotte. ANY persontaing up said Mule arresting the
thief Will be ideally rewarded. The Male is aboua
ten years old. JAS. W. PRICE
Aug i, 1865
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01

TENNESSEE-The excitement IN Tennessee
relative to the approaching election still cen
tinues, though IN q modified form on the part
Of the pro-slavery party since the decisive
announcement by GOV. Brownlow that the laws
shall be executed at all hazards. The candi-
dates for Congress are addressing the voters in
different parts Of the State, the secessionists in
their speeches inPulenty denouncing both the
national and State governments. In addition to
the troubles CT political agitation, several coun~
ties in the centra. portion IF the State are still
infested by bands Of guerrilla robbers.
SOUTHERN Express CoMPANY.-Ihis COM
paDy is in the full tide Of operation. 1t has
connections Or agencies North and South of US,
and affords the people all the ccnveniences to
which they were accustomed prior to the war.
The agent at Weldon is Mr. = 3 McHenry, and
at Charlotte Mr. Thos Gillespie.
The Messengers between this point and Char
lotte are John Utey, Frank Houston, Thomas G
Tompkins and WIN Whitehurst. The gen.
era superintendent is i T Bates, an old and ex-
perienced expreSsman.
The Adams Express Company have messen-
gers running regularly to Wilmington, Colds
boro and Newbern, and from Richmond and
Petersburg, via Danyie, and to al points North
by this route, or by steamer to New York, carry
ing treights, monies, &c.-Ralc1gh P"ogresS.
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/ uULE STOLEN.

A light by Mare Mule, belonging to me, was
stolen froma negro boy in Charlotte on the 22d o.
July BIZ thee white men, near Town creek. The
Mule is abcit II years old, and has gear marks. :
lbeSal reward will be paidsfor the recoverYof the
Mule or4Ir information that will enable me to 80
her. a@ JAMES A. EZZELL.
August I, 1865 2tpd ~
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01

Governor Holden has appointed the following
Directors for the Insane Asylum DIR Chas Z
johnson, DR. R B Haywood. DR. E Burke Hay
wood, P f Pescud. Col w H Harrison. Sion H
Rogers, of Wake county; and Dr. P T Henry of
BERTHE county.
And for the Asylum for the Deaf Dumb and
the Blind, the following: DR. W H Mckee, j c
Palmer. S H Young. w W Vass, Q Busbee, S
Tucker. j r Williams.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01
a T'EAGHE IL I.

\ Southern Lady, experienced and successful as a
Teacher, desires situation in family with 4
School. either IN town or country. Apply tc Rev.
G. NJ. Everhart Charlotte, \. c.
AUGUST !. 1865 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01
Loose Cotton and Rags

We will pay the highest market price for loose
Cotton and linen and cotton Rags.
KOOPMANN Il PHELPS.
August l, 1855 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01

SOUTH CARoLINA-We see it stated that Gov
Perry has determined to order an election for
delegates to a State Convention on the 9th of
November-the Convention to assemble on the
goth of the same month.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01
Srayei or Stolen

From the premises Of Mrs Catharne Hutchison. il
the suburbs Of Charlotte, on the ID Of July, Bav
MARE. : orS years old, with sore back, and tEe,
hair off of The light fore knee She is quick stepn
ing animal an holds high head. A fair reward
will be paid Or her recovery. Any information ma
be lett at tn Democrat oFce
AurasJI fS61s ct
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01

Two good Bay or 3lack HORSES. Apply to
+. Aug. /, 1865. ct WIN. JOHNSTON
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01

A public meeting in Granville county nomina-
ted Judge Gillian. Jas Amis and DR. Grissom
as candidates for the Convention.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01

- AS steamer was leaving Beaufort Har
Dor, n. c., recently, with Pennsylvania and Maine
troops on board, she struck the bottom and imme-
diately went to pieces %. lives are reported lost
and number of valuable horses.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01
August \, 4 500

COUNTY COURT.-The first session of Meek
',pburg County Court under the provisional ad-
was held last week. For the pur7
nose of relieving present necessities the Court
loyied tax of ten cents on every 500 value Of
real estate, twenty-five cents on the poll and 50
every $1,000 invested in business. The asses
rsuts to be made according to the returns Of
r.6O. The tax or capital invested in business is
be subjected to the approval of the Governor.
The Court elected VIM. Parks as additional
County Surveyor.
Thos w Dewey. B W Alexander and VIM w
Grer were appointed Committee of Finance.
Overseers were appointed for all the roads in
he county
The next Term will be held on the 4th Monday
in October
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01

While the people Of the South are willing to
submit 10 the laws of the land, aud their eff
forts to promote peace, they are not willing to
submit to fanatical emissares- from the North
oming into their midst and prompting the negro
a deeds of violence. We are informed of in
Stances where negroes have testified that white
men advised them to burn and destroy their for
mer masters property unless he divided it equal
Y among them. We cannot and must not submit
H. this, end if a white man is caught giving such
Aadvce, severe punishment must be inflicted Ger
" ainly President johnson nor no other respect
pile officer of the Government would expect as
p remain quiet and be ruined by the teachings of
set OF miserable rowing fanatics.
We have requested that the evidence of negroes
be taken to the advice that has been given
J hem, and furnished to us for publication. Ali
n Tho know any facts about the matter will do the
RubIIc favor by making them known. Let us
now the names of the persons who are giving
" ad advice to negroes and melting them to mis-
RLief.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01

UNION CoUNTY.-The newly appointed Ma
-i>trates for Union county met at Monroe on the
18th July. and appointed the following county Of
GERS: Special Court C NJ I McCauley. A F
stevens and Thos L Marsh Sheriff, Austin /;
ERIK, J Irby; Solicitor. Il Walkup; Regis
,or, j " Holm: Coroner. D Hayden: County
Trustee, Lemuel Presson; County Surveyor, i
! Helms Wardans of the Poor, D Stewart, Z
v Richardson, Saml Pyron, VIM Grow, S H
arher, c p Griffin and 7 EzzeI.'
These are all good officers, and think will
give general satisfaction.
The County Court will meet on Monday next.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01

BANK OF NORTH CARoL1SA.-The Stockhold-
Drs Of the Bank of North Carolina held a meet
ug in Raleigh on Tuesday last the Goth. From
/. friend We learn that the following Board of Di-
nctors was elected: Geo w Mordecai, Charles
Manly, K 2 Battle, B F Moore, II Bryan, VIM
HOIoman Jordan Womble, and John ORourke.
Nssrs Bryan, Holloman, Womble and O'Rourke
ns=new Directors-Mr Bryan being elected in
race of VIM Peace, deceased, and HoIloman,
TombIe and O'Rourke in place of D NJ Barrin-
GER. " B Watson and Alfred Jones
No formal report Of the condition Of the Bank
ar Of its future policy, was presented, in eonse-
Iuence of the unsettled and uncertain values OF
property, and the undeveIoped policy Of the State
authorities. The Directors will hereafter take
'lch action as may seem proper and necessary.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-01

IMPORTATION WANTED.-The wife and clil-
Ten Of J. NJ. Heron are anxious to obtain some
Eatormation 70 his whereabouts. and learn
Ehether ne is alive or dead Mr. Heron went
rom Mecklenburg county, n. c., last Fall. and
\ 'ned Co. a, llth \. c. Regiment. On the ID
April, near Petersburg. he was wounded in the
s>east and captured by troops belonging to the
Pm corps of Federal troops, and carried to the
Relo hospital. Since that time nothing has been
card OF him. Amy information as TO the fate of
] lr Heron will be gratefully received by his af-
NJ cted family, and may be communicated to the
estern Democrat Office at Charlotte, n. c.
Virginia and Northern papers will please copy
4 above paragraph.
Ine election in Alabama for members of a Con-
ia alton will be held on the 31st of August, and the
III AVentlon Will assemble the 10th of September.
| IN Georgia the election will be on the 4th of Octo-
II, and the Convention assemble on the 25th of the
.@ne month.