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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-05

RADICAL VEyr1LArloN.-The Senate has
been discussing a bill to appropriate one hum
dred and seventeen thousand dollars for the
ventilation of the Senate Chamber. We real
" think an appropriation to ventilate the
Senate would be most appropriate. Howey-
er, the Chamber is doubtless full OF tonl air.
for have not Sumner and his followers been
speaking there, for, 10, these many months !?
But that SUM is large one. We supposed
Hercules would have cleansed the Augean
stable for less amount. Yet We must own
that Senators are the best judges of the coz
,lition of the apartment which they have be-
fouled.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-05

There is an organization Of freedmen in
this place, whose objec: is to ferrot out, and
punish crime among themselves. Upon learn.
iaq that negro horse-thef had passed
through the place yesterday, member OF the
organization put out in pursuit and soon had
the thief in limbo, and delivered him up to
the pursuer. The negro had horse and
buggy, which has been left here subject to
the demand of tie owner.
The same organization took up shoplifter
the other day, and as the proof was positive,
they promptly appliedto him COS, of Mos s
law. Far better this than provost court.
Very few darkies will risk second appear
ance before this body.-Cheraw Advertiser.
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Mapget az Harrison.

S. II. MAScEr and H. b. HARRISON have formed
Il mercantile copartaership, and respectfully so.
lct, in another column, share of public patron
age. These young gentlemen: arc go well known
in this community as to need no word; of appro-
baton from us to give them popularity and pat
ronagc. In their own right they already possess
every qualification for success Their stock is not
excelled, in low price or good quality, in this
part of the country. These new beginners DE-
s :rve to be remembered by the community.
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Grand Fsresi;i i;iIeptialsTour.

I. President Jonssos; attended by Secretary SEW
ARD, Gcnl GnAxr, and q considerable number of
other distinguished men, isgmaking q tour ffom
Washington tO:tho ogreasspetropolis Of tho North
West. Chicago. BY This. time, they have arrived
lat their destination. Thsiriroute was northwa!d,
through Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York, up
tho Hudson, Albany; thenswestWard through the
State of New York. We read Of them last in
Rochester. Their@whole journey has been one
grand ovation. Municipal and civic receptions
professions, military displays, speeches in city
halls, speeches on rail road platforms, speeches
from car windows, shouts, huTrahs, applause fran
tic public endorsements of tbePresdenPs course
and policy dinners, snppcrs,s serenades. In bu.
one place has any set Of mon given him !. the cold
philadelphia Hero tho Radical .l city
council and the Radical association of Corn Fac
tors refused to give, him a!public reception. The
people howcvcrmadc up torsits. their dcmonstra.
ticns were enthusiastic beyond all precedent. :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-05

SAD AcclDENT.--We are panied to learn
that sad accident occurred on the morning
Of the 9th inst.e at Dantzler & Antley's mill,
.Jamiscn's Turn Out, by which one negro was
killed, another had his leg broken, and MIR.
Levi inabinet had his thigh badly fractured,
and his sons leg was broken. The cause'of
it was the blowing up of the mill stones, and
Mr.. Jno. W. Dantzler barely escaped with
his life. we have not learned any further
particulars, but hope that the injured will
recoyer-Orangeburg Times, 29th.
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still in Luck.

We sing the kindness and generosity Of JoHS
ADAMS, Esq who lives not hundred miles from
old Dunionsvillc. He has sent us a great and
grand Muskmelon, the arst re have seen this
season. Not une of your slim, slick -rndcd, mag
nesi,-tagted things; but on the contrary, hinge,
rotund, rorgh, sugary. Very H"ge We"H fling
him our thanks from here to his house. Hope
they'll Bit him pleasantly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-05

EXODUS OF FREEDMEN.-On Tuesday af-
ternoon, body of freedmen, about thirty in
number, some of them having their families
with them, took.their departure from Green
Vile. They have been employed to work en-
q pIsntation in Florida. Others will follow
soon, we understand. In tho present pros
pective scarcity of food, this movement is u
temporary relief; but we fear that similar
drafts upon the labor of this section of coun-
try will in time produce very serious annoy
ance.-Greenville Mountaineer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-05

PRESENT TO GEH. R. f, LEA splendid
saddle was recently forwarded from New Or
leans to Gen. r. E. Lee. as apreSent from the
Hon. Mr. Connelly, NJ, p, who was frequent
visitor Of the Generals during the war. The
saddle is of the English Horse Guard pattern,
with holsters, valise, pockets for writing ma
terials, and a splendid shabraek Of Astracan
wool. bound with red cloth. The bride, and
breast strap are specimens Of admirable work
manahip, the whole forming q nsefnl and wor-
thy present,
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S TN dries.

- u Ill VI i 4OSs
5UnHDs. CHOICE BAcoN,-clear Sides,
Ribbed Sides, Regulars and Shoulders.
so Bbs. Northern and Western FLOUR,
10 Tierces Prime CAROLINA RICE,
I25 Bbbls. Refined e. SUGAR, s--
S Hhds MUSC0YAD0 SUGAR.
10 Bb,s lst Quality Golden SYRUP,
10 Hhds. MuSCOVADo M0LASSES,
> so Bulls. Large No. MACKEREL,
1000 Sacks Choice Bread CORN 49, %.
rs Boxes FAMILY SOAP,
80 Boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
rs Bbls and Boxes, CRACKERS md BIS
CUTS,
so Bills. Bourbon and other WHISKEYS
Large Lot of CASE LIQUORS all varieties,
25 doz. HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE, Pints,
and Quarts,
40 casks BURTON on TRENT ALE, in
Pints and Quarts,
10 Chests Jenkins Il Co.'S, TEAS in Small
Packages,
rs Kegs Old Dominion NAILS, assorted Sizes,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, CANDIES,
RAISINS, ALMONDS, PEPPER, >,f.
GINGER, SPICES,
100 Kegs LARD = ~
500 Sacks SALT,
Iarse:les Of BAee1NG and ROPE always
And every thing usually kept in my line,
i0' 'A'' A. STEVENS.
Augusta, Sept 4, 80
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Great Boot, Shoe and Trunk Empo-
riYIn

At 1921 Broad Street, Augusta, next door 20
Mrs. Fre'erick's famous candy shop. The pro-
prc or is Mr.. NJ. COHEN. His card in to.day;s
paper is highly interesting. In the boot, slice
and trunk line, he has not tnly large and mos;
complete assortment, but his-fncr goods are al
ways OF the highest style and fashion. His es
tablishmcnt is already brilliantly replcnished for
the coming season. We impress his name and
local habitaton upon the minds of cur readers.
NJ. COHEN, 1924 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
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VIZ M, s,nE ceremonial Of the lato:waij,

VERY SAp.-A memorial of the late war
appears in the English papers, in trarslaS
tiolrof ansadvertissment from the Vienna
KTeus Zsitnng :sa @sA 81
Dsepiysdfi ctcd,I announce 10 ouEgela:
tiyes5and friends,that my beloved husband
dedfyesterlay morning, from theiterribles agg.
itation caused by ,thesdeath of our 'childfen.
Olr6ve sons Francis Joseph, Ernest, George
Leopold and Heinrich DesStoyolinsli-h -haye
all laid down their lives, for their beloved
Emperor and master. -Four young widows.
and an only sister mourn with me.
DE SrovoLlSsKI and De RADETsKI.
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AUGUSTA FoUNIDlE'R7sY b
- ,,- - -.
Machine Works.
Brass and iron Cas- ting


II HAVE now on hand SUGAR BOILERS, Of
Mi sizes, Alarm (Amalgam) BELLS, GIN GEAR,
HOLLOW WARE, aud Anti,Friction Metal, for
fast or heavy bearings, and can FL oil orders for
every description of CASTING, (Iton and Brass)
such as sUGAR, MILLS, COLUMNS, CIR
DERs, SAW MILLS, PIPES, pULtEYs, Box
Es, GIN GEARo of segen-diasrent patterns, I'm.
proved CORN SHELTERS, PLOwPoINTs of
all sizes, and 7vERANDAHs, of which I have
somevery handsome patterns.
Railroad Companies, bridge Builders, Factory
and Mill owners, and oil persons wishing q large
amount of CASTINGS, at SHORT notice, will find
1T to their interest to give mo a call before con-
tracing elsewhere, as am now prepared TO do
,all work in my line at New York prices.
Special attention paid to GENERAL JOB.
BISG aud MACHINE WORK.
-P. MALONE.
:. Augusta, septs3n - 3m- sa1>.
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NOW TN sToREl..

lN addition to our superior Stock of DRESS
GOODS and DoMEsTIcs, SHOES, HATS,
GROCERIES, DO, &C., we. are in receipt ofsa
splOndia lot of 49,
COUNTRY CURED BACON, Hams, sidos
.and Shoulders 80.
~ Fresh Ground Family FLOUR; -
:, CORN, CORN MEAL, GRITs, &c. .:5. s,s
iAllot bssola Ct she lowest enahgates A
Give us call. C. A. CHEATHAM 4 BRO.
AuSa8 IS
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The Tubal Cain of .Apgus,o.

Mr. p MALONE. lie is an artifcer in brass
and iron. Read his card. People up this way
will not probably want large bells and handsome
iron verandnhs, but those other things-tboae
Columns, and Girders, and Pipes, and puleys,
and Gin Gear, &C., &C., &c,-we have no doubt
many are now ruminating as to whore they shall
buy them. Mr.. P. MALONE of theAugusta Foun.
dry is now the great source and fountain of Brass
and Iron Casting.
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Accession 70 the Ranks of the Baptist

Church.
On thursday las;, at Gigal Church, about u
niles from our town, ffty-two whites, besides
la-ge number Of blacks, were baptized.
On the past Saturday, Thirteen white persons
we're baptized at t..is place, by Rev. Luther Il.
GwALTYEY.
We bear Of many rro,r1ctcd meetings, both
among Methodis,s and Eaptists, in different parts
oe the District; and we understand that we'll
nigh all Of them are resulting in the addition to
the Churches of many new members.
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BATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE Ia ApvAN "E.

.1vcr,isenents will br inserted ~ 'he rate O.
o;a poi.!.AR AMI FIFTY GENTS "e' 'q.a.s
un M,n;on lir.s or iess.) for the hrs' 'ns't'.on
s,,, oSE DUEL AR for each .nbseq.en' 'use,''oi
Ser-A l,neral di.c"nu' will be- naa0 ~ ''''S'
w;<n,ns to advertise bs thr year
,..n',,nc;ne Candidates s5 60. in advance.
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A Wen known Grocer andsWinc-seller

Mr.. A. srEvEss of Augusta. Look elsewhere
and read his category Of good things. Stock
always Incompatible. Located in the heart Of Of
business. Now in full blast. Let no man who
crosses the bridge from Edgeheld to Augusta re-
turn with the ipdiscretien upon his head Of not
having visited the establishment of A. STEVENS.
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GENERAL slcKLrs.-The Washington cor.

respondent Of the New York Herald says:
g. There is authority for stating that Ma
ior.G General d. E. Sickles, commanding the,
Department Of the South, has not authorized
the use Of his name in connection with the.
Cleveland Convention, and declines while on
duty in his present commando to take part
in political movements -, - 90. -. - -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-05

The Musical and Dramatic Entertainment,
.poken Of some weeks ago, for the purpose OF
~nisins fu IDS to reprir the Episcopal Church IN
his pluce, will take pluce on Thursday evening,
September 9th, in the ndd Fellows and Masonic
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-05
Durapt and BrownIow Rant.
WASHINGTON, September l..

Durant, Of New Orleans, and Brownlow
spoke at mass meeting, in Philadelpnia'
last night. The former said tEat Governor
Wells, uader directions from Washington,
filled every Office with men who had given
aid.and comfort to the rebellion, either in tue
field or the Cabinet, and SO well did he sue
ceed that, in the following year, no man was
elected to the Legislature who would not
have considered it an insult to have been
called a. Union man. g,s,.s-,
immediately were seen the direful conse
nnence,. odious distinctions were made in
every direction; emancipated slaves were
oppressed and justice OR right in the case OF (:
citizen of African descent or Union prlncci
ples in most quarters, couldnot be obtained
and This was one reason why loyal men turn.
ed their attention to the thought of recon.
-: a.. ronrantion-of1 1Qf-i-11a-...,Ss..--
that the Presidents interference in affairs IN
New Orleans produced the terrible results Of
july 3Otb, and that loyal men were fleeing
to the North for protection and free speech
He asked for the enfranchisement of the
negro, without whose aid, he says, the loya
white men of Louisiana cannot recreate 10y
al Government.
Hon. VIM. Kelly said he wished to intro
duce the great and valiant Gov. Brown!ow
who, in the course OF his brief remarks, said
the present Congress was the most patriotic
body in the world, and never had been ex
ceIled by any but the present Legislature o.
Tennessee. He further said: If another wal
comes, l want you to divide your army into
three parties, let the first and largest come
armed with barpoons ard do the killing, let
the second come with live torches and do the
burning-let the third come with surveyors
lines and remark out and re settle the coun'
try. These are my sentiments.
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Foreign News.-,Ry the Cable.

ST. PtyERsnuHG, August 81,
NJ. Grosden, who presented the address to
Mr.. Fox, in behalf of the Russian Peasantry,
said, in case of necessity Russia would rn-'
urrher banners by the side eof that OF the
great Republic.
9 The cholera is spreading in Russia
LONDON, August 81.
The 18th hussars and 54d and. 6lst infan-
try are ordered to Canada. Possibly more
troops will follow. ~ i'-'lii
BERLIN, August 81.
1. is rumored, that the Elector of Hesse
will abdicate. ...,as -, o.,
Both the Bavarian Chambers have approx
ed The treaty Of peace: -In.the House OF De.
puties Herr Malone spoke, fayoring close
union with Prussia.
LONDON, August 3l-P.M.
The Times of to-day. in lengthy editorial
conpratulates President johnson on the de
liberrations and action of the Philadelphia
Convention, detailed accounts OF which were
received by the steamer yesterday.
LIVERPOOL, 3l-P. NJ.
The threatened raid by the Fenians into
Canada has received serious notice on the
part of the British Government, which is TAX
inc active precautionary measures. Three
batteries of artillery have lately been sent to
Quebec.
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G3- Havana letters of the 18th state that tho
slsve trade is on the increase; 700 Africans had
bcsn landed at ono tis,o.
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Notice.
"a Notiee.

". Adams, n Esq, for esllsstion with insaaetions
to give all the indulgence within my discretion:
an advised tha. hare, no discretion to whit
beyond the, 10th September next hope
that all partica. interested will make arrange
nents to save ME the ! necesi:ty,of suing. I do
not wish to o.sue anybody, but tho law gives me TO
discretion, and + cannot take any risk.
T. D. PADGETT, Ad'or.
Auv-lS- 81 Sc
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INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

The ADvERTIsERis published regularly ev- s,,
e:y WEDNESDAY MORNING. nj THREE pOlLAi.S Ak
per anuum: ONE DOLLAR and tlt! 4 10. "
~ Say Non,ts. SEVENTY FINE CENTS tor
Three Months.-n',c"y. i" "deo"ee
z-ss- an naper, disco ontinued at'the expiration
Of tue rine ior which they have been paid.
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ONCE Columbia s. ll1ii Augusta r. r. CO.,

AUGUSTA, Ga, August sth, 1862:
An instalment Of; Ten per cent upon all Sub
scriptiOns made to the Capital Stock of this
Company since the first Of. last September, is
due and payable at this Office on the frst day of
September 1866.
BY order of the Board.of Directors:
wM. CRAIG,
Sec,ry Treas. C. 4 A. R. R. Co.
Augusta, Aug IA Inn -
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CHARLESTON, August 81.
Tho cotton statement fol. the commercial ,year,
which closes to-day, shows that the receipts Mt
this port for the year were 1855 bales Of Sen Is
land, and TO-, 1921 bales of Uplanas.-Total, 49,
6SB, against 522 for lS59tand $780,
Z Receipts of cotton for thceweek, 1913 bales !;
sales same time, 750.oalss; exports, S25. Stock
on hand and on shipboard, 525;. Middling, 500
al; Strict Middling, a2@32t. eful,estinates
from statistics received here place the crop at two
million bales. ~ s.. ei''rNl
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Jew Orleans
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
Session of 1866 and 1867.

ID. WARREN, BRICKELL, NJ. Dr., Professor Of
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women etc.
HOWARD SMITH, N. D., Professor Of Materia
Melca.
T. L. ,CRAWCOUR, NJ. D.. Professor of Prinei-
ples md Practice of Medicine.
HENRY F. CAMPBELL, NJ. D., Professor Of
AlrsRp SsESsES z: HOLT, NJ. D Professor Of Clinical
A. E. PETIcoLAs, NIL, Professor Of Anatomy
j. D. BRUINS, M: D., Professor Of PhysiolosYs4
and Pathology. ~ - Wv -. y
Chair of Chemistry will be filed at an early day.
W. S. MITCHELL, NJ. D., Adjunct Professor of
Anatomy and Special Lecturer on 0phthalmic
Surgery, and Diseases, of the Eye. -. -
JOS. HOLT; NJ. D., Assistant to the Chariot
A. W. PERRY, NJ. D., and FRED. LoEBER, n.
D., Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
The Eleventh Annual Course Of Lectures in
this Institution will begin November 18th, 1866,
md end March l2rh ensuing. A Preliminary
Courseswill begin October 18th, and will be free
to all persons.
The Faculty, under the laws of the State Of :
Louisiana, are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons
to tho great Charity Hospital, situated at the very
door of the School, andtheir pupils have free &C.
cess to the wards.
The Dssecting Rooms are unsurpassed for e1-
tent and comfort and will bo opened; on the 18th
of October. .s.s
Dissecting Material will be furnished .gfatis.1 =,
.,...,.-.FEES S S..-,-..z..z.,.,se.--,,
Alk the Tickets 00
Matriculation {paid but once 500
Practical Anatomy DO
Diploma in Medicine
Diploma in Pharmacy 49,: ID W
Board and lodging can be aa cheaply procured
in New Orleans as in my large city in this country
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~ jersey lightning is to be hereafter known
as nsedle-gun Wtiskey.
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THE.ADVERTlSE ER.
JAMES T. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. S, 1866.

The Musical aud Dramatic Entc,tain-
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COMMERCIAL.
,ueusrA. septembcr

AUGUSTA DeptclnpcT j.
The money market has been extremely quiet
for several days past. Gold has ssympathized with
the New York market and gradually declined
This morning the brokers made afew sales ut lar /;
they were paying 145. Tho market closed dull.
Silver is easy at 137@140. Exchange on New
York is bringing par at premium. There is
some demand for State and city bonds, but few
transactions.
COTTON.-The market is very quiet, and the
few sales that are made may be termed forced.
We hear of few bales middling at26lc.
Tho amount of the staple on hand in this city
is 9,0SS bales; in Hamburg, 500 bales Total,
,0,5sS bales.-Constitutiona
BACON.-RibbedS Sides, 81 @22o.; Clear Sides,
23@24c.; Hams, 25@27c.; Hog Round, ,>20@ 0@21c.
CORN.-Whitc, sl,55@l,6Q; Yellow, sL4o@
r. WHEAT Market steady, and good demand
at s2,5O@$2,75, according to grade.
7 Notwithstanding to quality, from Sl1 to
$l6 S barrel. :
MEAL.-Goodd demand; prices vary from LEO
to $l,65.,
LARD, 2s@27 cts.
SUGAR.-Brown, 15c.; Clarified 17@lSc.;
Crushed and Powdered, 20@2lc. ~
BUTTER, Good Country, 25@35 cts.
EGGS, p doz: Is cts.
>. BAGGING,-Guray,, p yard, 4O@43c.; Dun
dee, % I'd. 43@45.c. 80 i. 80 (
- RoPE-Kenlucky, p ID 24@25c,i Manila, .
ib2s@28c.; White Cotton, q ID b-4O@45c.
IR0N.-English, 1890; Sweedes, 90 @l2cts.;
Plough Steel, Is cts. p !fb. ~
SALT-Lirerpool, 59 Snck, S2,90@S3,00.
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of that city, and offered their services TO suppress
any riots that may be caused among the less pru-
dent and sensible Of their brethren.
Gs- The water of the Ohio ut Cincinnati has
assumed light green color and an unwholesome
odor, and the people are advised to boil it before
drinking.
lss- Tho widow Of the late Stephen A. Doug
las, formerly Miss Cults, and now re-married
to Major Williams, IN officer of the Federal ar
my, will be present ut the dedication Of the monu-
ment to be erected in Chicago TO the memory Of
her first consort.
@s- Tits stated that Secretary Mcculloch will
avail himself of the balances in the hands of the
national banks to pay off the temporary indebt-
sdness of his department, 80 as not to disturb
the money market by calling in loans on the
part of the banks.
@- A letter from Dalton, Ca, says that one
company there took out $4,000 worth of gold
from the mines in one day, and the capitalists of
New York and Boston are about to ship extern
sive mining machinery to that place for tho pur-
pose of working the mines.
Ns A disgustcd "reb," in the Valley, has had
commission sent him as captain of militia
company, recently formed in his County. He re-
turned it with tho following endorsement:
| HEADQUARTERS IN TIE FIELD,
August 2.
Respectfully returned, disapproved. D-n
Governor Pierpont, and his Virginia militia
e." A rich and beautiful young lady in Brook
lyn, New York, devoted herself to nursing cholera
patients there, and recently died victim tothe
disease.
Eff- It is said that tho Pope has been officially
notified that on the 18th of September, the French
troops will be withdrawn, and that consequently
the Holy Sec would ihave.to como to IN UNDER
standing with the Italian Government on the
political situation and other. matters of impor-
tance.
/ G8- The Democrats and Conservatives who
support the Presidents policy express great indig-
nation ut the course of the Philadelphia
for refusing Lospitalities to tho President and
party. BY this action of refusal to act, our Off
cials have placed themselves in an exceptional
position, all other cities having rendered him
hospitalities.
NSe Summcrisat the White Mountains. Ho
is trying to get theword white" stricken out by
the Now Hampshire Legislature.
Gs- The Mississippicotton Growers Associa;
tiOn estimates the comingcrop in Mssissippiat
200. OOO' bales md throughout tho country at
100000.
as- a nephew of cx.Gov. Wise arrived at
Fortress Monroe on the sOth, with orders from
Maj. Gen. schofeld, in command of the Depart
mcnt Of Virginia, to recover oil the personal pro-
perty of the Governor that could DO found.
con siderable quantity WAS found in The possession
of different persons, who were quickly and rather
disposssassa.
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LIvrnpooL.. September |

Cotton market dull, and prices have de-
clined quarter Of q penny per pound.
Sales estimated at 1000 bales; Middling
UpIands, l2}d. Breadstufs market dull and
unchanged. Provision market unchanged.
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@S- The Mobile Times says number OF old
resident Mobile negroes have called on the Mayor
of that city, and offered their services to suppress
any riots that may be caused among the less pru-
dent and sensible Of their brethren.