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to guarantee that their goods will last. ms - y.
rangementi profitable to the employer as WI. 90 90
to the employee and the Messrs. johnson ns15 ~
set an example in this respect which We "uur.. ,.
like to see followed by other cothiers TO the Hu
tual advantage o. themselves and the comlnunA''.
FALL AND WINTER HArs.-Attention is calleu - ~
the advertisement in another column OF Mr' y, - -
johnson, the great King street halter Mr. IT, most
son has just received fresh supply OF tno uo the
fashionable styles OF all articles IN MS i ano his
details of which may be learned by reauin;I h;m at
advertisement, still better, by calling ~ " street,
bis fashionable head emporium, IN hlnS
opposite Hasel street.
DAVIS DIAMOND HAMs.-For the lasp W.. o.. 80
columns have made known the good qusn.lJ thor
various brands of hams ind now We naYo diamond
candidate for popular favor The p.snahlv adapt
ham is small, Well-cured ham, adlara in need
ed to family use; and those OF our M On Messrs
of such an article would do well TO cs crner of
g. W. Steffens a. Co., at the soutnea0y not only
King and George streets, who -, nas1 70, ohnndance
large supply OF these hams, but also W.
of all other family groceries.
RELIEF FOR DEFECTIVE EYEs'-A,sou.o - ao,rmn
directed to the advertisement in ano.neA s.soat
Of Messrs Allan & siddons, No. 907 Aing
sipn of the golden spectacles, who auvo1 ave Near.
new assortment of glasses Of every Valleo3; 3;.tanca
a;phted neonle are made to see well at q han1
and farsighted people to see well neaa ad :" 70 nick
while people with dim sight are ehapi0u " r.
up pins in the dark.
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Simpsons q BQldloin y$ BonneM.
UND r6Ia neEUITT.
Will be Sold under the direction of the undersse
the old Custom House In this city, on THURSDAY,
the 25th day Of October, 1866, at II o'clock A. ID.
/. All that LOT OF LAND situate on the nolNh side
Of street. in the City OF Charleston bounding to
the north on land now late Of Louis Trapman to tho
east on land now or late Of Benjamin a. RutledgeEto
the south on Broad street, and to the west on land now
or late Of Lewis Trapmar measuring and containing In
front on Broadsreet fifty 60 feet by oae hundred and
fory.seven 147) feet In depth from north TO south
2. All that LOT OF LAND situate on The south side
of Short in the City Of Charleston bounding TO
the north on Short street: to the east land now or
late of estate Of Mrs Peone to the south on land OF
tate OF John Bonnell aud to the west on land now or
late of Lewis Trapman, measuring In front on Short
street Atty 1907 feet six ix inches, by eghtytwo e2
feet In depth -. -. !, =. -.
HOUSE AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon, situate II,
the town of Blackve, In Barnwe District, containing
24fOO acres, or less; bounded on the north BY
South Boundary on the east and south by lands
Of estate of E. Lartgue, the west by the Barnwen
Road
Terms-O Onethird cash; balance in three equal suc-
ceBsiYe annual instalments with interest from day OF
sale, payable annually; secured bv bond Of the
purchaser and mortgage Of the premises. Building to
be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
for papers. JAMES TuppkH,
Ootober8 etuthg Master in Equity.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

fGUUe8 U5. HOI7Ite3,
Will be sold under the direction Of tile undersigned ss
the old Custom House, In this city, THIS DAY,
the 11th day Of October, 1866 at Ii O'Clock A. NJ
AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. situate on tho
south side Of Tradd street, nearly opposite Orange
street. in the City Of Charleston, measuring and con-
south line SO feet inohes the west line 24 feet
10 inches, and on the east line 211 feet 10 tnoheB;
butng and bounding to the north Tradd street, to
the south land Of Thomas Farr Capers to the weat
land Of Robert Adger and to the east land Of MrH
- Watson.
Terms-One.third cash; balance in four equal gucces
sve annual instalments secured by bond Of purchaser
and mortgage OF the premises with interest from day
Of sao payable annually The buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers.
JAMES TUPPER,
October II tuths8 Master In Equity.
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nv NJ. MARSHALL

BY II. NJ. 1IARsHALL.,, il1l.i u,,, - ia
on bafora nv Sales Room, No. s3 Broad:street,
.ao neio, and ~ half story FRAME BUILDING JUS
in %s tn ana days ssl s ss
~ cash purchaser pay me for bill OF SALE
Conol1lone oas1' tuthsmtu5
October9
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October Q
MADAME Ian MARS,

pRV07FEss0R 07a5 o. ASTRONOMY. AsTRoL0GY. PHREtr
s,,h.en MosoaY se AAD PHY,IoiNoMY-fou ofthe most
bae Sciences eau occupy the
from K"a a. No. 81 BROAD STREET thru aoto o
bora VINO desire to co,ut on business Of
Is no question which may be accurately
Of mneh by timely
Of healing and describes M ana tells them at
September17 sAo sa N-'' lmo+
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Wilkinson vs. WSlsinson.=
Will be sod under the direction Of the undersigned OF
the Old Custom House In this city THIS DAY.
the l1th day Of October, 1886, at o'clock A. H.,
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS
and IMPROVEMENTS thereon, belonging to the Ests g
Of Richard Wilkinson, deceased situate lying ~ Il
being In Chapel street. in the Upper Wards Of the d
Of Charleston, and known by the number = on "a 4
feet front by hundred and fortytour feet six inch
tl44 feet inches) in DEPTH
Terms-One-fourth cash; the balance In four equa
purchaser and mortgage Of the premises with interest
from day Of sae able annually; the buildingn to bs
insured and policy assigned Purchaser to pay for pa
pers. JAMES TUPPER,
October II stuth9 Master In Equity.
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AUCTION SALES.

;-=#.zz.--- Boat for Sale.
-4lz:ZIBY MI. l., AInIau
Will be sold THIS DAY, lth instant al No ia yendue
WHITEHALL roAT. ss' s. feet 1ono faot ,n.,a.
eano IN iron Centre board Backh 1e. pt
hook, Rudder and Filler, Jib Foreua and Mainasi @ sl
in good order. -
A BOAT aA11, nearly new, With Mast and Boom.
Conditions casn. -z---.- October II
= czol1spg, Boots, Shoes CO.
BY M u. AlnlAR.
Will be sold THIS DAY I'm 81, at NO. Is venduc
lot Of READY-MADE CLOTHING, bools' SHOES,
&c.
Il fine COW, in good order Zz#
10 barrels APPLES. o...,..,,
Conditions cash. Ootoper -
Dry Goods, Millinery DC.
= By MILES DRAk T..
THIS MORNING. at 10 clock, will sell at my store,
Pieces IRISH LINEN. BROWN HOMEsPUN
Longcloth, White and Brown Cotton Flannel o..,-o4
Dress Goods Deainea Corset Jeans, 6ilecta satlnet
Scotch Tweed, Cassimeres, Canvas
Farmers Jeans, Welsh aims, &c
Dozens Hoop Skirts, Balmoral Skirts
Ladies' and Gents Hosiery, White and Oolored Merino
L. q HandkerchietB, Mems Wool Half Hose
Kmarnock Gaps, suspenders. Neckties
Gloves Gauntets, Buttons, Scissors, &c.
Ladies' Trimmed and Untrimmed HATS AND BON.
NETS --latest style), Trimming, Hair Nets, &C.
Terms cash. Octooer -
Batter, Broon.s, Cheese, Hams, R!esstas, dc.
nv LAUREf & ALk XANDEh.
THIS DAY the 18th inst. will be sold in our store
No 137 East Bay, at 10 O'Clock,
9KEGS PRIME BUTTER
Z25 dozen Brooms
10 boxes Cheese
1875 Sugar. Cured Hams, In bags
100 Plain HAMS unsound
ALSO,
BOXES RAIsINs, VERMIOELLI, YEAST POWDERS,
Ale, Ginger Brandy, Frying Pans, Gridrons Kettles
Ovens, &c..=
90, 900 ENVELOPES, .==z ..z.-..
Conditions cash. October II
Ale, Soap, Butter and Cheese
JAMES w. BROWN d ca.
Will sell, THIS DAY. at their store, No 116 East Bay,
SO cases ALE - - e'0sA'
81 boxes Soap
10 kegs Batter
40 boxes Cheese
Half barrels Family Mackerel
Quart r barrels Family MaoAerel
500 lbs Smoking Tobacco
10 barrels Flour
Kegs Bicarb Soda.
Conditions cash. October IL
Valuable Horse.
BY j. q w. KNOX.
THIS MORNING, ct 10 O'Clock, will be sold In front OF
their Sales ROOM No. 1873 Meeting. street, opposite
Pavilion Hotel,
a FINE BAY HORSE, warranted sound. very gentle,
and will draw In single or double haraesa. Sold for no
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The Daily II eWs.
THURSDAY MORNING, ooroDIRM Il, l90o.
T,OCAL.MAT TIERS.
.sv,. err SECOND AND sTHlhO f,Ao"e' ses

-n.o,,-We would call the atten-
tion of The public to our free readlng roop "nion
ia now fitted up complete here Tue iases' Jou1-
a.,a I f.ono all sections Of the country can De
fonnd ~ we'll as the latest prices currents telo.
oranbc j bulletins, and ship news.
.1.,nvcH.-On last Saturday afternoon, accord
;nr n notice, the schooner Emma BAKER, capt.
s1 = s1AyAeE, was launched from the ship yard OF
= RnAy1r. situate at the foot OF Amherst
street She is owned BY Captain CHARLES dAAsi,
and intended for the coasting trade.
DARING RogBERY.--Mr. s. ENeEIBERY, who has
recently arrived here from Baltimore was accost-
ed in the burnt district, on Tuesday night, Dy tWo
negroes, and robbed Ola sum OF money ana m ns sn-
yer watch. Mr.. E. was stranger anu sie itss
falls heavily upon him. In the present oenlgn.ea M ~
transact their business by day. as these n maraud
ara do not venture out but at night ana me purnt
iiistriot covers such large area that the ponce
cannot guard it sufficiently.
.n,n,,,,e an rur D1sTn1or CoURT-The District
Oourt,or Charleston District has been organized oy
Gro, VIM. LOGAN, Esq, the District Judge, who va was
esotod .. The last regular session Of the Legisa-
tura and who has recently received his commits
s;on from Governor Orr. In pursuance OF the
Tscent order OF General Siokles, the cases within
the Jurisdiction of the District COURT Will be turn
ed over to it the 10Th inst, and the OF
the Provost Court will cease from that date: me
iail and workhouse will, also, probably be turned
over to the civil authorities at the same time.
Judge Logan is an old citizen, we'll known to our
community and though he has for some years
Withdrawn from the bar, he was formerly cry 4ia iaW
under his jurisdiction, the people will soon recog;
niZe the difference between military rule ana clVll
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1YoR4 roe OUR WoaES.-In reply to a letter in
our issue Of Tuesday, under the above caption,
we aye requested by Moasrs. o. E. & A. s. john
eon, the proprietors Of the fashionable Clothing
stare No. 273 King-streot, to say that they do
have employed large number of
tis5 women n, y Of l. Charleston, M in making
II that consequently they are able
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AUCTI0N=SALEG.

1a Hdds' Bacon Shoulders, Q. account Of Packers
-4== BY IT,. NJ. CAT EK.
O'Clock,
Positive sale
i Conditions cash. 5a1 October = -
Butter, Hons and Lard.
D. vi. CATER.
WIZ be sold 1Hls DAY, on Browns Wharf, at 10
80 arhlns CHOICE BUkrE,R, 151fri, now landing
10 tierces Superior sugar-cured Hams
80 tubs Lard
Conditions cash. October II
M1LLlGAN, .MELCHERs AND co.,
No. ~ Vendlue Nange,
49, Sell THIS DAY. 18th instant at 10 o'clc ck,
1hE coNTENTSi OF "A RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE,
pANr, 49, coFMsTIH G IN PART
vwAMus, waailsss, DRAWERS, gNDERsHIRTs
Bptans BB1tliante Jaeono STOCKINGS, HdEfs suspenders
Knivea' Knives Eap,o Espool i Cotton. Cohbs Scissors
nrrssi Mans = IA aair Pins and Jewehy
AAen orogans and Ladies' SeNed Shoes,
steads es WIZ WFUASiIURE ~ viz warbes Bureaus Bed
----e ea.e, 81 9e October II
i"'ee Hundred thousand Feet Of W1ae Pine h.n,~
VII, b, nY ml SMITH AND n Aaestani sea1IL1vRAy.
oo4' Anls DAY l1th instant, at South Atlantic
ooo mn wharf at II o'clock,
3ooOo0 feet Of LUMBER - -
oDD,,,, ,. CONSISTING OF:
e. So l.oos = oOiSTs, various sizes and lengths
inch Boards various lengths A0 AeAe sA0
inch Planks, various lengths
Most OF these Boards are prme Tnnnhor
Conditions cash. Rse-'o 1''-1AooA. octoto, ~
ny wB,ny,i wBntteyi Cheese, Tobacco, DC.
THIS DAY, the 1lth Instant at our saea Room. cor.
ner per. etate ana Chalmers streets, at II O'clock will 10
10 tubs prime BUTTER
10 new Cheese, "Gt. Brook"
10 cases Pineapple Cheese -
- cases Smoking Tobacco
10000 segara fine quality
10 barrels Whiskey
ALSO,
SOAP, MATTRESSES, cases end cartoons Of Boots
and Shoes Flax Thread Pocket Knives Scissors Break
fast Shaws, &c. -
Conditions cash. October III
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BY II. MI. .lRI4RsHALL.
On MONDAY 18th instant at II o'clock will be sold Oh
Adger's Long Wharf s.,
"A SHIPS LAUNCH, measuring about 81 feet 10 iengti.
BY about 6h feet BEAM together with her sails and
masts, all in pretty good order.
Conditions cash. Wthsm4 Ocsooer ~
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ny r. M. nIARsHALL.

IN TT1Esn.Y 1Gth inst at II O'Clock will be solo
before my Sales Room, No. So Broad street,
All that LOT OF LAND known as NO. .tl prncess at
street. in city Of ohareston ts;s toass5 and WILD canan @
fonr annare rooms and two attcs The lot measures 2
feet front by 70 deep be the little IRE or less.
in Conuiston' e"'n tuthsamtu6
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SPLENDID Neu and Second Hand furniture, DO.
BY MCKAY & OAMPBELL.
| TOMORROW tFRIDAY), will be sold at our Sales
Rooms, No. IS Haselstreet, one door east Of Meet
ing. .street at 10 O'Clock
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURnI-
TUlkE.
ROSEWOOD PARLoR SETS, conslstng Of ten
pieces, viz SOFA, Tetes, Chairs, In Rich Silk
Damask and Rep Coverings, Marble Top Centre Tables
in Mahogany and Rosewood; Gilt Cornices Shades, &C.
DINING q ROOM FURNITURE.
EXTEsIoN DINING TABLES, stdeboards, Cane Seat
Chairs, Card Tables, In Walnut and Mahogany, Book
Gases, &c.
BED ROOM FURNITURE.
FRENCH MAHOGANY AND WALNUT BEDsTEADg,
Super HigbPost Bedsteads, with Oornlce in Walnut;
Carved Walnut WardrobeB Bureaus, Rocking Chairs.
Cane Seat Chairs Marble Top Washstands, Vain ut
Towel Racks, Mattresses Pillows &c.
--5-------=--77=- ALno, --->-=--e----t
TWO COTTAGE PIANOS. and full assortment of
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES for house use.
Conditions cash. Outooer II
, 1866-08-28
ANOTHER BOND ROBBERY.
Loss OF $50, 900 In Gold and Notes-Ab.
stractfon OF Railway Securities, DC.
1.rnn the NasY York Her11d Aurnst7i

Another daring robbery has been commit
ted in this city. Tho precise date Of the
crime has not been asce1tRined, but 1t must
have been within the past eight or ten days
gather them, are as follows 1t appears that
Messrs. Crocker, Wood & Co, Of No. 81
South street, had in their possession tin
box or case, containg money, in gold and
notes, to the amount Of shout $50 ,0D, and
also railway and insurance securities Of the
Fise eenidcaies, loo shases each, New York
Central Railroad stock, No. $50 70 e,s7s. Two
certificates for 100 ehares each Of Cleveland aud
Pittsburgh Rai1yoad stoGi, Sos ~ and s9 81 Six
cago Railroad stock, 40 shares each, Nos. u OF
10 14,Gi. Six certificates Of Illinois Central Rail-
5esd stas hs S.rss 9. H. 81 & a Is sss.ss f. sa;ts 81
I ssa1es sai si5 81; Il 1sH 1anc Matasl tnsa1nss e
ss1R .p e. H. 4 M n II Asiaf Haac Mutual Mutual ns sa
rance scrip foz 1so8.
This money and these securities, the pro-
perty Of Messrs. Crocker, Wood & Co. and
their friends, we're put into the boz, which,
with its valuable contents, was, as Is alleged
placed for safe keeping In the vaults Of the
Marine Bank in New York. In some way
not explained, these vaults were entered and
the box carried Off There may have been
one or more persons engaged In this robbery,
which appears to haze been carefully
planned. Ole pIOuI u lulS ~ LNaL the 0o&
and It's contents has been taken away and
not set recovered. If the box Ind been
broken open and flung aside after being
tifed, possibly q clue might be obtained 70
the person or persons who became possessors
Of 80 vn1uable booty. Mesars- Croeker,
Wood & Co. have offered reward OF S1o,uu
for the recovery Of the money or pro rat9 fol-
any proportion Of the available securities
that may be restored. :.
If anything were required to show tho IN.
security Of property In tls ety' an hnd ths
daring Of burglars Wn9 enn,a T tbia sa stYair
Standing stn i s. itseif: would prove Il. No i1on
| boz however strong, no walls however thick
, 1866-08-28

Sir John Bowrlug thus describes the fore
most man of the day in Hungary: "Univer-
sal opinion recognizes in Deak a man Of rare
intellect, deep and varied knowledge, Of em-
phatic eloauence, IndcfatiEab1e inquiry, and
fore Of labor. and of most cordial and eudur-
ins- affection. Tall and stout In person,
bEoad-ehoyldered, with massey head. short
hair. marked eyebrows, brown and bushy
moustachcs; his imposing appearance Is tenn
uere6 by bright blue childish eyes. and . las
cinatinc smile. 10th says:- His sharp
loric. lis clear Intellect, his fruitful expe-
rience. are mingled with singular nodera-
finn 1nseltshness and discretion. Brilliant
flashes Of Wit adorn hts words OF wisdom,
and his utterances are 50 spontaneous 50
naturnl, 80 unexpected, SO ready, that his
rIrht to leadership is recognized almost
as q matter Of course. His influence is the le-
ritimacv Of mental superiority He Is not
iirht TO extingufsh, but rather TO we!como
other lights. He nerer wounded the seh-iove
ofanot15er, not even Of Political opponent.
Ma nnhlic gdyefsa1ies is 4 frequent tribute to
11;s honesty. His Language ia truthful
thnnrLtffIl. uradosued, but fnent and how
inc and so faultless In expression as TO lose
nG}hinr ofits warmth and power when sub
mitted to the severest criticism Ae e The
orntor Of peace, Of order, of conclltation
oiways listened to because never intruding
His courare Is uerer wanting on occasion:
worthy Of It's exercise, but he wastes IT not
on tribes. His policy has ever been to sur
render nothing that is essential, but Willing
IN make The Concessions which Involve nj
euch surrender; whereby the concession
serves. as It often does, to ostreDgthen the ca
! sentisl.'n
, 1866-08-28

INDIANA.
Tic gallant Mnior Williams. the Rcpnbll.

Tic gallant Major Williams, the Repnbll-
eau candidate for Congress in the Tenth Indi-
am district, Is making splendid campaign
against his copperhcad opponent, Judge
Lowry. According to a preliminary CORES.
pondencc between the two gentlemen, the
canvass was to be joint ono, embracing thir-
teen appointments. While at Fort Wayne,
these appointments being nearly oiled. Ma
jor Williams made proposition to Judge
Lowry to continue the canvass on the same
terms. After considerable shifting about
aud extra judicial tcchuicaiities upon the
part of Judge Lowry, the latter refused to
continue tho discussion unless MajorW'il-
liams would agree not to discuss tho ques-
| ton of responsibility for the war, and the
| public debt, md which Of the two parties
stood by the country In its hour Of peril.
Of course these nrc Legitimate
questions for discussion, and the
objections ofthe Copperheaa candidate arc
tantsmount to an acknowledgment that his
party xrc responsible for the War and tho
debt, rs we'll us m admission ofthc superior
ity of Major Williams On tho etump, -aud q
confession that he himself has lost ground
BIZ the discussion. The loyal men Of Iudi
| any should keep this fact plainly in sight
tl,at.th Copperhcad party of that State mad,
such m Infamous record during the war tha
+ the champions of the party dare not mcc
| It's investigation before the people and tn
; returned soldiers. Mr.. Lowry's defeat O.
, the stump will be followed by defeat equal
, ly crushing ut tho polls.
, 1866-08-28
CURIOUS CASE.
Remains Of u Boy Found Who Per-
ished Three Xears Ago.

From the st. Paul Pioneer, August 13J
Coroner Ford held IN inquest, yesterday,
on the remains of a man which had been dis
covered on the farm Of Mr.. William Rams
den, about half mile beyond the residence
Of Major Hatch, on the Reserve. There are
some curious facts connected With this mat
ter which do not speak very mvorably for
hnua nature In gencrnl, OF for that portion
Of human nature connected with this case in
particular 1t appears that about thrce
on the St. anthony road, called the Fa1mers'
Home This man had a son, or stepson-it
did not appear. Clearly vhfch-who was
looked upon Us halfwtttcd. aud was in the
habit of strnytng around the country for 3
day or two at time.
One cold November day, about three ye.,s
ago, he went, In o haff.nakcd condition to
the residence of Mr.. Keller, who now, we be.
1Ievc. keeps saloon somewhere in this city.
That gentleman, plying bis condition, gave
him pair Of pants, and Us he vas coming
into town, offered him place ~ this wagon
he jumped out. and for the period Of twt
years no further tidings were heard Of him
although his father advertised. offering ter
dollars for Information OF his whereabouts.
About q year ago the coming November,
man was cutting gInss and discovered the re
mains ofa humat bciu:. lying In the mcHdov
q short distance from the place where youn:
Gurey had disappeared.
lie informed no,ne Of the neichbors
amongst others Mr.. Keller, who at one
tlentiIictl tue body ns that Of tho nis.ln.
hoy, by the rantaloons which he had give
him. The boys father WIS notified of TIL
fact. hut concluded. a. One OF the wftnessc
testified, that US SO long period Of time l,a'
elapsed, ii WIS Of we'll ia let them remain Il
they were. Ills ncigl,bors, VIC presume
Thought as liz did, md took no iurshc
trouble about II.
Thus the matter stood until Mr. Scott mn
Mr. Kun,stlcn came ncruss Ahc kll-fated b.
a.al1,. and promptly notified the coroner
the fact, who held an inquest, Ut which tn
| above lncts CAME TO light.
, 1866-08-28
POLITICAL.

I11lxo,s-1hcre will be grand urion Maaa
Meeting ofthe Republicans Of Will aud adjoining
counties, al Joliet. OH Monday, tho 10Th day OF
September next. Addreeecs will bo made by Gov
eruor oslesby. General Logan, Hon. B. C. Cook,
and others. All who believe that loyal men ahonld
have precedence over rebels In managing the ii.
fairs Of The Government arc invited 10 he present.
The Dnlon men Of Saline County held thets
Convention on the 18th, and put mp John j. Jones,
Eaq4 As their candidate for Representative 10 The
General Assembly. Tho counties OF Hardin and
Gallhtin, with Saline, make up tho District, and
tue nomuation Of Mr.. Jones viii have to be con-
almed BY those two counties. Mr.. Jones IL u
strong candidate, and will be trinmphAut1y sns-
tained by the people, Captain s. $. stsick1er ssas
nominated toE Sherinrn tbs Hamc Convention.
The Republicans Of Brown Comfy have nom
mated Dr.. John Bond, OF Versailles for the Repre-.
sentative to the Legislature. Caas md Brown
counties form the District tTwcnty y.nfth) Csp-
tain ]. L. Bradbury was nominated for Sheriff.
The Coppcrhcad Convention for the Fourth
Representative District, composed OF the counties
Of Wayne and Hamilton, met at HcLcausboro on
the Goth inst and noniDatea r. r. HAuna as can
didntc for Representative to the Legislature.
CoLonADo.-The following retarns for delegate
to Congress comprise nearly the whole Territory.
Only two or three precincts remain to be heard
from. Allowing all that the friends Of Hunt claim
from the precincts not heard from, still Chiicott
wilt hnsc forty to fi1y mhjority. The probability
IL that his majority will reach full hundred.
Wont Doo1itt1e, Randall & Co., 1op their wings
and give MS another crow?