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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

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~ the last Will aud InAl a.u pi hu4 tRuFg lbta at
directed b. lie Regts.eF tlat it. tHc6t5 J. -
said give notice OF The -ut ~ .i it'fat 1pGts-
efsrauiins thereof. by cBWsuF a. srrtierpI# M 70
posnd within fOrti dRysirnH lhU u0tsaI u. Lu.r#rr
in SIX ofthe mogt public pl-Fst t.- .uutHf a. $40
Oastle Tsaririns al p,Es3ne shvi. de rtnt. r,=Hf
Assembly In such case mad, ant pre7ifsI All sl..
csusethesauis 70 be Inserted sitt l.t..H.4 lf
the Delaware Repnhlican, y MI rrtrrr g.sr- .u1 VI.
Whining ton, and to b. cUHtluugl thrfplrrst .rlf, r
lT-N~( Glyeh under he bun1sNd 70. 49, fiI 9
81. S,S Register afOreFad at Rr7. as ..t..lt
t-~e~l ttcountystcr9fsil. tlH "A. t.l ..#. ..-sy
"N0TtGE.. Approximately si',Tmisa ss.1s.' =,
tate sfths deSessej NJ a. NJ .grn The atu,r al
s ssS 10 ss w Or AZ sS Sa'95 z 70 o.Sr ~
made and provided. llENaf lt.IY,
sept am fA"sutuE,
EQUALI1R 10 All. -U.sEug,sj ylse p
A Rew Fed'Uye IN BgsHH-s. tf, -aaf lis
OtSr Salesman Jones 20 ..L 81 D lr.-ar. t.au
price Clothing stoto No. G0s AI.ssr. I. at, taF-
Sixth, Philadelphia In addition ,a hoe rs 'h-s B..
gest, most varied, and fashionable 7Lagk .5 ,5irt
In Philadelphia, made expressly 10. Is!ai' 1l.. wS
have constituted every enc Eia oNpsglsgWGa by hay
ng marked in figures IN every article theTsIy i9s-
est price 1t can be sold Tor 10 they cannot possible
vary-sll mustbuy alike Tbs good are we'll -ponsed
and prepared, and great pains taken with the n a-
king, 80 tina all can buy with the full assurln of
getting good artois at tho worry loSe5tptico Also
large stock OF PIECE GOODS on baRd, OF the Latest
styles and qualities, which Will be made to order in
tho most fashionable and host manner 10 poi cent.
below credit prices. EB' Remember The Crescent
in Market St. above 6th, Phiia, JosEE : Co
SAVE YOUR MONFY.-Remombori tho Del.
Saving Bank is located M the Office # V II.
liam McCaulley, Esq, No, 6Og Market street, vii.
mington, Dol, and is open every day 20 receive
deposits. All amounts received from one dollar up
wards and five per cent. interest paia on the same
from the day Of deposit WIZ MoCAuLLEY, Presi.
dent, j. p. RUTH, secretary.
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IN hIEbIOEIhnI.


Death, undor the most favorable circumstances ia n
solomn subject to contemplate, but WHOM ho claims as
s victim the aeetonao husband tho fond fahor the
iMthii friend tho man OF enlarged boneyolencc void
Is made IN the family circle and in society the magnitude
most intimately connected with the event.
vast multttudos of our community feel that language
Is incompetent to express tho dch OF their
In tho death of Mr.. H I. DUTTERFfELD.
This cad ovont occurred in Covngtou Gcorrfa on tho
Sth OF Oct 1885, in tho 52d year age For thnn
thirty years he waa identified with this city; much OF
that time as proprietor of frstolass hotel. tho
prosecution OF his aYocaon no had the faculty of dis.
pSinsng hospitality and gonerosty that perfectly
mtmitabie aud many M unfortunate and pennilcss
wnyIarer found gratuitous shelter and supplies in his
wclLappointcd mansion.
MIR. u. was distinguished and wcli-inforned member
OF tho Masonic fraternity tho mysteries OF which ho had
extensively explored and tho sublime PRINCIPLES of
which he most ardony admired In hs conduct toward
others he always 8rovo to act the sqarc-o excrsc
faith IN God hope in Immortality and charity toward
all mankind"
How hearts snl within us at the thought that wo
shall 500 his genial faco and enjoy his sweet Companion
ship no moro earth
'1,ut it's God who hath bercft US
Hc can all our sorrows heal"
Whilst we strive to bow in humble submission to the
divine behest wG would prayorfuiiy commend tho az
oed family of departed friend and brother to tho
proYdcntal care Snd tho divine blessing OF tho Supreme
Architect on high
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aB- SOUTH CAROLINA-CHARLESTO DIS
TRIoT-1N CHANCERY-OFFICE OF THE REGISTER
IN EQUITY-NAPoLEoN N. Co3TE, ct uz, Us. ED
WARD A.DoLLEs, GEORGE HALL AND WIFE, AND
oTHERsBILL FOR PARTTTIoN.-It appearing to
my satisfaction that GEORGE HALL and MARY ANN
his wifo. CHARLES p. DoLLE5 and GEORGE E RING,
J, defendants in this csse absont FROM and reside
beyond the limits of this State that tho ordinary pro-
cess of tho Court cannot bo served hem motion
compainants Solicitor. ordered that the said doondans
GEonaR HALL and MARY ANN; his wife. CHARLES p.
BoLLEs and GEoaoE I. RIso, Jr, do appear and poad
answer dcmur to this BILL within three months from
the publication OF this oror order pro eosso will
be granted and entorod against thom.
JAS. L. GANTT.>
Register n Equity Charleston DiBtrIct.
November2 f3mo
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SURVIVORS, ASSOCIATION OF CHARLES
TON DISTRICT.
BASIS OF ORGANIZATION.

Whereas many of tho Survivors Of tho Confode-
ato Army and Navy from tho District Of Charles
ton arc disabled, by wounds received and disease
contracted in tho sorvco, from earning livelihood
for themselves and their families, and many wi
dows md orphans are left destitute Of supplies by
tho doath of their husbands and fathers during
tho late war; and it is n sacred duty incumbent
upon those Of tho survivors to whom the God OF
Battles has spared sufficient health and strength
10 labor, to share their means, howover small,
With such Of their more unfortunate comrades who
still sufTor and langush, and to assist, as far as
possible, tho widows and orphans OF their dcccas-
cd fellow soldiers: Therefore,
Reso,ocd, That wo, tho survivors Of tho ConfcG-
crate Army and Navy, residing in Charleston
District do hereby resolve ourselves into an asso-
citation for tho purpose of assisting our comradcs
who aro unable to labor for their living by reason
OF wounds received &c or disease contracted in The
foil in the discharge of their duty.
OFFICERS:
Col. PETER c. GAIILARD, President
Com. D. n. NGRAHAAI First Vice-presitlent.
Con ARTHuR NJ HfANfdAuLT, % Third sitis Vice Rrcsden
Gen: ". 8. WALKER, Fourth Vico,Prosidcnt~
Capt. c. T. CHICHESTER, Secretary.
Col. G. i. WALKER, Treasurer.
Committee Observation-Disclosures sieSling. J. Ford
pTioeau, NJ D., George Mointt Jno. Harleston, Jr,
Committee on caarity:-R. G.. ailchrist W. A. Kolly,
1teY u L. G1r3rdeau, W. f. Robertson, B. n. Rutledre
ConInAee on Observation-Disclosures Davis, J. Ray
enel Macbeth, Geo. Il. Walter, W. G. Whilden, ]. H
Steinmoyor, Jr.
Comn,itts on Records.-Edward McCrady, Jr Thoo g.
barker. Samuel Lord, Q. Rutlcdgo Holmes, George D.
Bryan.
Tho calls for assistance upon this Association
being steadily increasing, and much creator than
their present pecunary condition will enablo them
to respond to, they take this method of appealing
to this community for aid. The following NOM
bers have been appointed to solicit and receive
contributions.
Committee Contribuions-J. a. stoinmeyer, Jr, DR.
F. l.. Parker, Charles j. Ingesby r. Horsey Augistus
l. Smythc, r. 8. Bruins, c. r. Porcher.
AS all applications for aid arc carefully examined
into by tho Committee on Charity contributors
who mako this Association tho channel for their
charities, may feel assured that, only those who
are properly entitled, will receive it's benefits, and
they are recommended to refer those soliciting aid
to said Committee.
Tho Committee on Employment will Locp list
OF those seeling situations, with their aualifica-
tons, to which our business mon arc earnestly de-
sired to refer and select from when seeking en-.
ployees.
As tho rgora Of the approaching winter will in.
crease tho already numerous calls mado non US
we hope this appeal will be iberally responded tc
by QUIZ citizens.
;-l----E-' ;~-h--E-' G. e, CHICHESTER, Secretary,
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CosIsIEGCING MONDAY, NovEi

10 Admission rs c,nts. Chidron under evolve yoar,
Of so ccs Separate se1s for colorcd 10 t
half an hour afer. TNlI-- -.
The Manager, In announcing the commandment of
tho second annual Southorn tour OF DAN OASTEIJOsS
GREAT SHOW, Is pleased to DO enabled to Iroscnt an
the world. ~ ~ "
DAN CASTILLO, tho original ConversationalIst. viii
appear at each entertainment and introuce tbo oni
thoroughly trained horse IN tao universe 0'
BURNELI hUNNELLS. the embodiment Of grace and
STYLE with his two pretty and gtod boyu rendes nlsss
ing series of living pictures WHICH for easo c1coence
and elegance hnyo mover before boon wtrcssed In Amor
icn. This young Southornor and hs two tn objIdren
constituted tho loading attractions In tho prnoinai tho
atrcs, hpaodromes and circuse3 In tho Old World Pm
pers praised thom Journalists endorsed t6om Poonio
pronounced them great 10 - 0et,har SS
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TELEGRAPHTC.
From Europe Ivy steamer.

NEW YORK, November 1.-Tho steamship Austra-
lasian from Queenstown, Oh the 21st ultimo, has
arrived. The steamer Mid,cay, connected with tho
Atlantic Telegraph expedition, arrived at Midway
on tho goth ultimo, with her propeller broken.
Tho cotton crop of Egypt ia said to be very
largo.
Tho cattle plasuo hos almost died out in Eng
land.
Paris correspondent says TINT tho Empress
cARLoTTAs malndy commenced on her visit to Ma
zare, where shc talked about tho immense rcspon-
sibility sho had. assumed.
Tho famine continued in India, and cholera had
appeared in the famine districts.
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woods Magazine, in reply to Mr. Mills' PROPOSED
plan for woman suffrage, that call our powers nro
necessary. for our own individual work, and we
to us that wo arc not honorably employed. and Of
sufficient and sorvico to our fellow croaiuron in
the condition of lifo in which God has I,IacpI ua :"
How's that, gontlo Annie?
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Slave Trndo I'm the West Indies.

NEW YORK, November 1.-The steamship Eagle
has arrived with Havana dates to tho 9th ut.
Thore wcrc well authenticated rumors during tho
past Wook of tho landing of cargo Of negroes
near Incore and Cardenas The Governor-General
has sont officers to investigate the matter. Tho
q. 8. stoamer Rhode Island, with Admiral PALMER
on board, was at Havana Oh tho 2sth ult. Tho
Government agent commissioned to buy the moni-
tors OF this Government, is among tho passengers
By tho Eagle.
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~ 'HfahY WnsoN' ON THE SITUATION. Boston
dispatch to the Philadelphia P-esssays
9, senator Wilson, in his speech at East Boston on
s stand on tho Con' ressi ,nal Amendment and tho
oouth Wonid ha o to Q opt 1t or stay out Of Con-
gress; snd II the, didado { it, he was not so suro
aome or them wol:d be .mittcdin a hurry
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communication applies to mo. Reasons Of public
policy, which do not desire to mention, and arc
roadiy understood, affirm me in this boliof other
wise would be more explicit, and protest against
said communication in tho nnme Of tho Mexican
Republic, and oftho laws Of nations, appealing for
JUSTICE II necessary to tho wiso and liberal laws of
the United StatoB.
have the honor to be, your obd't sorv't
(Signcd) J. G.. ORTEGA
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STATE OF SOUTH cARoIaEA.

CoLUNnT. 0ctohaa az ~ 9aGsSIfl ansS
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRA cT0Rs. ~
FT1HE LEGISLATURE AT THE EXTRA epa,zo,,
4 passed. tho following resolution: TN'A 'rS'S'AoN'
"Reio!ced. That tho Governor do advor,jao .,r ,,,
matn3 OF tho cost OF covering tho now tato JJos ,
or hitting up thoroia sufficient number of room 70 au @
use OF tho General Assembly cid its , @ @ t,,
their next session." y .SSeo o saio tiouso at
Estimates invited thorcforc scoord,,,.,. 49,.
oflco y'S~@- S - sao f1xecutiVo
1st To enclose and finish tho east win, nt A., ,,,
ing, 30 ns to accommodate tho LogSatnro and Ito On
I'd. To covor tho ontlre building ana f,n., - - a.,
H-.',s,ool " aug us oin-
Sd. To enclose and flnish tho cast S,,n, :. -,
to covos tho remaining walls Of tho centrS bsi @ aa
In addition to tho above bilders and nontr 49, -
furnish plans and spcchcations at their osS nS
md estimates, and thcy will DO considarn5
1st. To enelose aud finish tho east yiII 10 y, -.
modat0 tho General Assomblynd its oi,sg 3 ~ accon-
3D. To cover tho eatiro building and fni.5, 49, :. A.,
wings. 30 rs to accommodate the Gansssi NY " s
its officers. 1etsttn tat tnassisstnpy ana
Sd. To enclose aal finish the east .,,,,,, . 80.
west wing. 80 sNtsro psaldn8 and
These pnns and estimates will be lsid III 81 a., -.
or1l Assembly for toie consideration alo aen-
All plans, spcci.ications nnd ostinaiss n,,.i IL a.,
In this oQico by Tuesaly tho 10Th Hay,Sa @ 70 nen
Ootobor26 t'.1Sp'itasiis, - Sp'tsis, 80: ,tl.or.
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0S-Tho Relatives and Friends OF nIr, I.nu-
hENCE GA1LLARD, and of dr. and Mrs. P. c. GA11-
LARD arc respectfully invited to attend tho Funeral OF
the former at tho Huguonot Church. at Ton O'Clock This
Morning. Novenn,,or O
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cSs CURIOUS s horse case has been tried in Paris
Toney Montel the well-known Chsmna Eivsees o,
dealer for 914o; but the no1t day when its hoofs
were washed, It was found that thoy wore full Of
cd with tar and oaoutchouc and thcn .finisbnd oif
with black yarnish. Montel tnsuccessfuIiy pleadod
tho usage Of tho trade; he was sentenced to take
pensos and costs of tho suit
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A spruce yonng gent OF Montpcar, Vt, froeh
from his LGtin studies, recently called upoa somo
his name as ho sat quietly in tho parlor, replied
,A'etcus' 10 friend). Biddy was a little puzzled:
put reSalnng her composuro in the biandcst man
you say, Sir ?" That cured him of Latin lingo.
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DISCHARGED soLns.y, s, I. Z

@1nA BOUNTY-ALL EoIprt1,5Ig w., ry
RiONL L LISTED 81 In 1861, 1864 Ies issh and 1886,
count Of wounds; and tho wisosT NJ s se
auch soldiers wlrodied In eaiyse " parona Oh
CAN SGM nTrfoNA4 SSHAiT no}H4H 4SE H9sDRE AID
All widows drawing pensions arc nov onti itiss N a. in.
seva T' raoovea 1eao as, Per month for
sottle these claims without feiay Se aud can
once. No feca required In ayancs Rsu cal ~
Persons residing OF dishnon -, /. =: So
papers sent them on application By
nc 4. aUnfsgY sj,.
/, .- v. D. Loonhsd CLAIM SxSs6at K; !; ts2st
Il No. 100 MeieIax Strcek
ooteberso 0hasslssssn,a. O..
n. ssys. jSS3T sSEsss'' Jnao
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and Mining Company" are now sinking VOL two
miles from Msiiisoh, Rockingham County, on tho
farm OF Robert Lewis, Esq, and are prosecuting
the work with energy and at CONSIDERABLE outlay
They arc boring With machinery worked by q
22-horse power engine, and tools manufactured in
Titusyiile Va, the boring conducted by two Penn
sylvania experts.
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Tho Fenfnns.,

Toronto, November 1.-The trial of oight Fenian
prisoners has boon postponed until tho second
week in November, to allow their counsel further
limo to procure evidence. Tho Crowns counsel
statod that ho was not ready to proceed with tho
trial OF tho others at presont
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NEW RESTAURANT.
MRS. ELLEN TURPJN

D EspEcTFULLY INFORMS HER OLD FRIENDS
LII and customers, and tho public generally, that she
Will open on MONDAY next, October 22d, ut No. lac
Meeting street tHo doors from Wentworth srcot RES
TAURANT whore oyory dclicaoy of tho market viii be
servod In tho bcst styo Ladios iiics or private par
ties can secure meal lunch, nny dcleacy booked In
style to poaso the most fasdious, from o'clock A.
II. until IL o'clock at night.
leo Cream, Cakes. Fruits. do. TO bo procured daily.
MRS T.. TURPIN,
No. 14O Meeting street,
Late Propriotress OF leo Cream Carbon
October ID fmw No. 10A King street.
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DR.. Randolph, who was here with Brow1flow and
the others, is accused by Louisiana paper In the
parish whore he lived, Of marrying o respectable
Ing her. : :, :
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HF-FINAL NOrICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
clains against the aso JOHN s. PALMER. Jr.. of ST.
Stephens Parish. will present tcm, properly acstcd
and those indebted will make payment 10 Mosa GALL
LARD L. bIINOTT. Ysndcrhorst Wharf
A. A. PALMER, Executrix.
October 81
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In Paris thoro are burcaux in which o rerular
manuthctory OF loading articles is established
whence these productions, carefully Autographed,
are dispatched to numbers Of provincial papers
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The baltimore DiGlculty,

BALTIMORE, November LIT is not yot ascor-
tained who nro to be tho now Commissioners. It
is runored that new police force is already organ
izod and will mako its appearance in the course OF
tho day. Tho old Commissioners haTo their full
force out, and will resist tho demand Of the now
forco for the surrender Of tho stntion-houscs mar
shals Office, &c. body Of four hundred dis
moWted q. s. cavalry, who arrived here yesterday
to embark for Toxas, aro now at Fort McHenry,
and rumor says thoy will be detained hero in case
Of emergency. Thoro is considerable feeling mani
festod, some approving and others bitterly de-
nouncing the action Of tho Governor.
Genorals GRANT and .CoMsrooK havo arrived in
town.
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October 81

n5-ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.-ALL PER
SONS having claims against the EaGte Of MOSES GIB
SON. deceased. will present them. properly attestcd
within tho time prescribed by law md those indebted
will mako payment to
O. O. RHAME, AdmlniDtrator
Mount Holly, Northeastern Raroad.
OctOhor
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Inc l9ivel Citizon says that lawrence Is lively,
anyefhiil ts overrun with orders for boots and
ehoos Dover looks pleased, Salmon Falls Is large
eno9gh for city, Exeter is old but reliable, Now
eSkSts 9aaaa and Beryicks arc hpa nd that 2aco and
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=. Some Of tho back scenes of ballot ard opcratic
Tho ballet mastcr says regular insnccfiona arn
mndo Of feot and limbs, and now ana then rndn.
ness end drunkenness arc discovered behind the
sconcs. WIZ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COVE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Z. NJ WHITING, Esq, candidate for ShoriT OF
Charleston Judciay District at the next clocton
September 10
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Eeyv Orleans. Market

NEw ORLEANS, November 1.-Cotton unchanged
Bales $500 bales. Louisiana fair Sugar 16i. Mo-
hsses 97a. Corn s1.35 to 1.3O. Pork dull ut $3.50
Gold 48i.
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= New York Market.
NOON DIaPATcH
AEw YonK, November 1.-God III. Exchange
1O92. Cotton dull ut 38l@404 Flour quiet. Wheat
quiot and firm. Corn 1@2 cents lowor. Pork
lower. Lard dull.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton frmor on reports Of frost in Georgia I:
saaes s0oo bales. Middlins ss@n. Flour quiet at
s12.80@$17 for Southern. Salos 500 bbls. Wheat
quiet. Corn 2@3 cents lower. Oats lower. Pork
lower; sales $500 bbls. Mess, $a40s34.75. Lard
lowor. Sugar firm. Coffee quiot. Turpentine
S50sT. Rosin s5.629s19.5o. Gold47. Fiyou 11o1,
Tens 1901. Treasures LOG.
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Canadian Cnhiuoi,

OTTAWA, November 1.-An informal meeting Of
the cabinet took place yesterday. II is understood
that the Minister'S will proceed to Montreal and
hold their regular session there, commencing to-
naorrow.
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Mobile Market.

MoBnHt November 1.-Cotton sales to-day 60
bales. Middlings IS to 35i Demand limited
Market dull and in favor of buyers.
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Indian CommissIoxle

WAsHNaToN, November 1.-Mr. BoaY tho new
Gommissionor for Indian Atfairs, assumed the du-
ties OF his oflice to-day
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Death OF Senator Wright
New York Market .

NEWARK, n. j., November 1.-Sonator Wn1an
died at O'Clock This morning.
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Stewards Family,

WARRINGTON, November 1.-Sccretapy SEWARD,
with noatly all his family loft hero yesterday evo-
ming to tako the romans of his daughter to Au-
burn.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

TINIIE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY, NOTIFIES Ills GUS
j TONERS that from tho lat pToxlmo no will DIS
CONTINUE THE FIRE INSURANCE BUSINESS
October 80 EDMUND W. PETIT Agent
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Georgin Lesislnturc--The Governor Op
pesos the Constitutional Amc cndmcnt.

pesos thc constitutional Amendment.
HnLEDaHynLE November 1.-The Legislature
met to-day. Tho Governors message strongly op-
poses Che adoption Of tho Constitutional Amond-
mont, and says that it is equally novel and unjust
He computes the funded dobt Of tho State ut
s5,aio,ooo, and aays that tho planting interest Of
Georgia can never bo what it onco> wns. He depro-
Gates tho oppression OF debtors by creditors. Tho
message is very long, and mostly devoted to State
topics. Tho Speaker Of the House oponod 6ho
session with speech opposing tho Constitutional
Amendment, which was retoived with applause.
The BRiti:saerc P0lioo Comm issian to be
Removed.
BALTIMORE, November 21.-The Governor deoi-
dod this morning to remove tho Polico Commits
sioncrs. he says that if necessary to enforce tho
decision, he will call on the Unitcd States Govern-
mont for troops. There is great excitement on tito
streets, and thero nre Indications OF trouble.
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-Wo publish to-day, from tho New York Times, In
toresting Washington news in regard to Mexico.
tho substance Of which is as follows:
Minister Campbell has received his instructions,
and will forthwith procoed to his post Ss our repre-
French troops viii soon be withdrawn Masimilian,
OF oourse, going with them; that tho United
States recognize the Juarez Government, and
shall become NECESSARY; ] - TINT in considoTstionn
thereof Mexico will cedo to tho United States Q
large portion /of the territory Of Chlhuah,la, and
fornia The limo fxod furthor than that it is
TO run from the Bio Grande somewhere noar FL
Paso directly to tho Gulf Of California 30 as to in
BY this eeasion wo gain moi now f and practicable
routes 70 the Pacific secure tho entire control Of
tho Guif OF California, and extend our direct Hon
coast line on tho Pacific from San Diego to Capo
St: Lucas, about th9usand miles. Tho details OF
this hShly important arrangement VIII be looked