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GEORGIA.
rur CASE or MIR. BLoDeKrr.

rHE CASE or MR. BLODGFrr.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Dec. Sin the case Oh tHo
limited states agt Foster BlOdgett against whom W.
nil has been found the Court has fixed tho bail 81 sl'"
for his appearance Of tho noKt torn
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furious to tho interests Of France. Unfortu-
nately, there is no ground for hoping any inn
mediate influence upon the sentiments of the
Legislature from a Liberal speech however
l.,1f,anf
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The vote of the State of NewYorll was Of
Gcially canyasscd yesterday at Albany, with
A.. r ,.g,,If.
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In the Convention to-day, resolutions were offered '"
establish the seat OF government az BATON houSe
mower the first Legislature there, levy tax, aud buid
StateHouse. which referred 20 che committee on
General Provisions A resolution was offered f1lng =
DAYS work eight hours and hSing the wages OF labor
ers' on public works; guaranteeing lawyers ten per
cent on all collections and ply solans - per NN IL WIS
laid over under the rule.
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fsAs- -
L6iuSIANA
GEN, MOWER RELIEVED,

TEN, MOWFK EAiItFII's
NEw-0RLEANs Dec. 6.-Tbe following WAS
issued today:
HEADQUARTERS or THB FIErH MilUARNl
DISTRICT, Dee B. 1851. !
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 20l.-lExtract Il-A Calabat II
hereby appointed Judge OF tho Second Judicial DISTRICT
COurs ~ Louisiana.
Extract 7.l-Lieut-CO VIM. II Wood. ist L. g. Infah
try will without unnecessary delay, relieve Temporarily
Brcvet MaiOrGen. Joseph E. Mower Colonel seth u y.
Infantry from dutyas Commander OF tue District OF Lon
isana embracing the state OF Louisiana and the posts OF
Marshall and Jefferson. Texas aud ship Island, isss-
sippi Lieut. Col Wood Will also relieve Gen Mover
temporarily from duty Commissioner OF be bureau OK
OF Freedmen and Abandoned Lands Tor the state
OF louisiana Upon being relieved from duty as above
required Brevet MajOrGen Mower will proceed 10 JON
the HEADQUARTERS Of his regiment winch wi Dc csso-
lished at Greenyine, Louisiana. BY command
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}. DDassr gs,elsy.s,. Perm. HeW-Yeri aide.
%. ksss'. FeJfy- Gs,s, BObOkss.
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=" I' '1%'o'e'' Of The dl' well The great Koauss
'''''"A ace >" 'ii' bg all tie '&sn,s shove aaued
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Tai Carrier ssrs roo with TsG EvssIso rs1raE.s q, 10
sE.
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wAsHINGToN, Sept. 26.-Col. John a.
Graham, Assistant Register OF the
Treasury, has been appointed Acting
Register until successor to the late
Mr.. Colby is selected.
Gen. Mower telegraphs from New Or
leans that Gen. Graham and other oth-
GERS are down with yellow fever there.
but are doing well. 1t il estimated that
one-tenth OF the prisoners and soldiers
on Dry Tortugas have died of yellow
fever, and the plague has assumed a
more malignant form.
General Sickles left Washington to-
day for New York. II is probable a
leave of absence for several months
will be granted him before he shall be
ordered to his command. No decision
has yet been made on his application
for Court of Inquiry.
A committee oil twenty-five citizens
OF Prince George county, Md, waited
on the President with a copy of the
resolutions adopted at the Bladens-
burg meeting on Saturday last. In
presenting the resolutions the Chair
man made short speech. The Presi-
dent responded thanking the committee
for the compliment paid hun, and
expressing the hope that our present
political difficulties will soon be adj
justed on the basis of the Constitution.
BreveT Brigadier General j. r. John
son, Major of the 18th Cavalry, has been
ordered before the Retiring BOARD.
The following telegram was received
at the " ar Departments:
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 25.-Geu. +.
#. Dent and Gen. Wheaton are much
better this evening. Gen. Graham and
all the other officers are doing we'll.
[Signedl JAS. A: YOUNG.
Gen. Hancock left Washington this
evening for Philadelphia, on his way
to st. Louis,
Major General Fitz John Porter left
to day for New York. Attorney Gen
eral Stanberry has not yet come to d
decision in his case.
White, Esq, of the Interior Depart
ment, and Secretary OF the Indian
Peace Convention, arrived in washing
ton last evening, four days from North
Platte. Mr.. White will leave Washing
ton again about the first of October to
meet the Convention at Fort Harker,
on the Sth, .- a
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NEW YORK, Sept. GA party con-
sisting of men, women and children &c
the number of $50 will leave Boston
the coming month to settle near Meta
watta, on kickapoo Reservation, Kan
Judge BIatchfOrd, of the United
! States District Court, his delivered an
| important opinion on thu subject of en-
! listing minors. He decides that the
only power to discharge minors en-
I listed as soldiers is vested in the Secre-
tary of War. -...--.......
ger, was sentenced to hve years in the
State prison.
Frank Wiley, clerk, was held to trial
charged with TObbing mis- employees,
| Lake Il McCreedY, of dry goods to the
amount OF 5000. .af.
1t is stated that half a million panes
of glass were broken in Philadelphia
by the hail storm yesterday.
The Daily News states that II large
amount Hf wearing apparel belonging
TO Mrs. Abraham Lincoln is on sale at
the store of w. ii. Brady. 600 BROAD
way. II is reported she Is in the city.
The bark Geo. Hill, bound for for
eigu port, has been seized by Internal
Revenue officers. She had aboard five
or six hundred barrels of whisky. An
examination shows the port then filed
with water. River thieves are at work.
Several vessels were robbed and the
captain OF one badly wounded.
A soldiers monument was dedicated
| at Avery, n. j., yesterday.
A Committee of the Newark, n. j.,
Councils have gone TO Philadelphia TO
tender Gen. Sheridan the hospitalities
of their city. A grand reception is in
tended.
The vessel seen Of the Irish coast is
said to be the bark Plato or Pride, OF
Cincinnati, with a party OF scientific
and military gentlemen aboard, TO
make a survey of the coast and seer
tain the most available inlets for land
ing in Ireland. She is the vessel that
made former trip TO Ireland.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 26th of September.

LONDON. Sept. 26.-Eveniug.-Con-
soils steady at "a ZIG; U. S. 5.2Os,
~ 10 10; Illinois Central, n; Erie, 4O1S;
Atlantic and Great Western, 2231.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. a6.-Eveniug.-Cot-
ton market has been heavy and droop-
ing throughout the day, aud closed
with decline of SD; middling up
lands, ss<d; Orleans, Cd; sales today
barely reached 10000 bales. Bread
stufis steady. Wheat, lbs lOd. Barley
SIS Sd. Corn, IFS. Oats. IS I'd. Peas,
44s Cd. Provisions tirmer. Lard Cd
higher; America, SIS Sd. Bacon ad-
vanced cd. selling at ABS for Cumber-
land middles. Beef, lass. Pork, Ills.
Cheese, SIS. Produce-American tai
low, 44s 3d. other quotations unchang-
ed.
ANTWERP Sept. 26.-Pelroleum. So
francs, an advance. -.asnai p. ~
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special says: The application of Sickl les
for court of inquiry is suspended,
awaiting the opinion of the Attorney
General on the point, whether the Presi-
dent has discretion under the articles
of war to refuse such application.
The case of the United States VS.. Fra
zier, Trenholm ~ Co., is now in fair
ened to be put into bankruptcy by pri-
vBte creditors, which leads them to
desire settlement with the govern
ment, as that course will cover the Pri-
vAte as well as public claims.
Efforts to secure pOstponement OF
the Louisiana election are so far uusuc-
cessful.
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away. your faIssh4EIes, your switches.
Destructive OF comfort, and not worth ng:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly aDd
And rejoice In your own Iu1uriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
10 heads from whatever cause IL may have
ALLEN Quit and forcing growth OF hair upon
the lace, II has no equal 1t will force the
beard TO grow upon the smoOthest face In
from i've To eight weeks. or hair upon bald
heads In from two 10 three months. A few
Ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there l. nothing that will force or hasten the
growth of the hair or beard. Their assertions
arc false, as thousands OF living witnesses
(trOm their own eXperience) can bear wit
ness But many viii say, how arc we to dis
tinguish the genuine from the spurious? It
certainly Is dificult, az nine-tenths of the
different Preparations advertised Ior the hair
and beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large
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you o. application, providing entire ERtifac-
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No. 3 West Fayette ST., sYRACUsE, y.
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RICHMOND, lSept. 26.-The Soldiers
and Sailors Convention adopted a sci
OF resolutions pledging itself to the sup.
port ofthr reconstruction acts. A mo-
ton 10 endorse the radical platform
adopted by the convention OF April,
was seconded by the only colored dele
gate present, but was laid on the table.
A resolution urging the repeal Of the
usury law of the State, was adopted.
The Convention adjourned sine die.
Three eX-General officers were among
the delegates.
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 26.-In many
OF the streets facing north, whole rows
OF houses have the upper windows
shattered by the storm yesterday.
READING, Sept. 26.-The storm was
very violent here. The hail was as
large as hen IS eggs, and some measured
eight inches In circumference and
weighed three ounces. Very extensive
damage was done TO the window lights:
nearly all of them of a northern expo
sure being riddled to pieces.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. PA meet
ing called in Norfolk last evening by
the ex-officers of soldiers and sailors OF
the United States army, to meet in the
U. 8. Court Room, which Ia in the Gus
tom House building, was adjourned to
the Exchange Restaurant in conse-
quence of Collector Webb refusing
permission to assemble there. The
meeting was for electing delegates to
the Richmond Convention.
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nlnNEY ANn sroCK.


COMBS tribe lower, opening at
1872 and closing at 1891.
CONVENIENT lSToCRs-Shade easier;
coupons 81, HOS, do 20, 1879; do 81,
l09Ls; do rs, l095S; new issue, l072<; do
'67, I077<; l0-40s, 99ss; 7-30s, lO6s<. The
sales of gold to day aggregated about
one million and the Department Is also
selling $50 bonds, while purchases of
Z 30 notes have been stopped by lower
ing the price. The Government now
employs several gold brokers, and the
sales of coin are larger each day than is
generally supposed. The Express
Companies yesterday took $500, 900 in
currency to the. West, making atotal OF
a, 200 600 for the first three days of the
week. Ea.es-r I'd. .Ha.rr-.a 4 .Ets.
SToCKs-Opened active Mt full prices,
but there WAS subsequently a sharp de-
cline, but closed strong with improving
tendency; Canton, 49a44; Cum berland,
3Oa32; Quicksilver, 251za26; Mariposa
9LfalO; Pacific Mail l3s%al3911i At
lantic Mail lllall2; Western Union
Telegraph 1871; New York CetTal lO75Sa
1O77{; Erie 62a621S; Il udsoD l27al2s; st.
Paul 4Oa42; do preferred 62a63; biicbi-
gan Central l09Hall0; Michigan South
ern 629<aS3; Illinois Central 12lu122i
Pittsburgh 791SaSO: Toledo 12SssaI29X;
Rock Island 1U21<al027S; northwestern
4la4lE; do preferred 65a651<; Fort
Wayne lOI 1<al0lA.
EXPRESS SHARES-Welis, Fargo q
Co. 55}1a57k; American J9d6O; Adams
BiX I'd r.# = III % r.
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Ftres--Rerer for yellow Fever suf.

CINCINNATI, Sept. ga. ]. Parte
& Co.'S Queen City dIstillery, on the ave-
nue. road, near the Brighton house, was
entirely destroyed by fre last night
loss about sixty Thousand dollars, in
surance about forty thousand dollars.
Another fire damaged the Lincoln Ho-
tel, on McAllister street, to the amount
of four thousand doIlars-insured. A
third fire destroyed the Feed Store of
George Benninger, corner Coleman and
Central nvenue-loss and insurance not
ascertained.
About six thousand dollars has been
subscribed by our citizens to aid the
yellow fever sufferers in New Orleans.
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aug8-lmd&wtil IS i. 1865

7 K. SPEER, NJ. D., AND a. II. SPEER,
y II D., having associated themselves to-
geTner in the pTncfice OF Aedicine and sur
gerry respectfully offer their services 70 the
pubic, the former IN the various branches
or the profession, the latter more particularly
in the tIeatment OF the -af
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
DR.. A. NJ. sPEER having awaited himself
during the last fifteen y ears of the adyan-
tages Afforded by the best hospitals and tea
cheers In this country and in EuFOpe, for OBJ
Iainin2 a thorough knowled re or the sIruc-
ture and diseases OF those nnPOri ant organs,
Will hereafter devote special attention 10
their medical and surgical treatment
81. Clair street, PITr5BURf1H, Pa.
Offics hOurs-9a a. m. TO IL M. and nom 2
toBp. m. SeplS 5sw"
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BUFFALO, Sept 26.-The report here
to-day that a boat, with several persons
not verified.
The rectifying establishment of Chat
fee & Bridge has been seized for COM
plicity in the frauds of the Kentucky
Bourbon COMPANY.
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GeneraI sheEldnn .ln Pl.llaaeIphln

General sheridan In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-General
Sheridan was formally welcomed to-
day. The turn. out was veI y large and
the greatest enthusiasm was manifest
ed. The Mayor delivered an address of
welcome. General Sheridan merely
returned thanks for the honor confer
red upon him, and regretted his in
ability to more appropriately express
his gratitude. The doors of Indepen-
dence Hall was thrown open to the
public, and a line being formed the
crowd in waiting passed through the
Mayors room, shaking the General by
the hand in passing. The rush was
tremendous.
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YeIIoWl Fever BIacKburn..--StaHsS
Paid 10 Hamill.

New YORK, Sept. 26.-Secretary Sew
ard declines to consider Yellow Fever
Black burn as included in the amnesty
proclamation. of President Johnson,
and has returned to him the oath OF al
legiauce which that individual had
subscribed and forwarded to the De-
partment of State for filling. The Sec
rotary characterizes the Doctor as de-
testable felon whose crime cannot be
regarded as an act of rebellion or civil
war, but as an offense against man
kind. H.Ha ~.
General Schofield has decided that
only those who are excluded from hold
ing office under the laws OF Congress
as ineligible to seats as delegates in the
coming Virginia Convention.
The stakes in the late sculling match
between Hsmill and Brown were yes
terday paid over to Hamill under the
referees decision. This decides all out
side bets
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A N ACT TO PROVIDE FOR WINDING
n up the Affairs OF the North Western
Bank of Virginia t.t
Pulsed February 18Th, 1867.
Be II enacted by the Legislature Of West
NlrglnlG
/. All notes and claims against the North
Western Bank of Virginia shall be presenter
for paJ ment during business hours at the
Banking house at which the same are re-
spectively payable, on or before the nrst day
OF July, 1855, and after said date no suit, mo-
ton or proceeding at law or equity shall be
commenced for the recovery OF any note,
claim or liability nov existing against etld
Ban Z, unless II shall have been presented as
aforesaid, without obtaining payment there-
OF. Sal n -FEh moon
All persons Having claims against the
North Western bank ofViFginia are request
ed TO take notice the above. nHk'
GIBSON LAMB, Secretary
BOARD OF COmmissio ners.
augs-lmd&wtn i !. 1866
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CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-The fire last night
destroyed five buildings, corner Cbics-
go avenue and Clark street. Loss,
Sl1, 600; insured for 900.
At later hour, another fire broke
cut at No. 10 Fulton street, destroying
that and two adjoining buildings.
Loss, So, 600; fully insured.
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LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 26.-The
health of Thaddeus Stevens Is rapidly
improving. He is substantially bet
ter and will soon resume work on his
ction, revenue and financial
measures, hoping TO have them ready
at the next meeting of Congress.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 26.-Ihe Repnbll-
cans Wyandotte tKansas,) special
says: The German Convention which
was held at Topeka on Monday last,
adopted resolutions against Sunday
and Temperance laws, and declared
they would not support any man for
state Legislature or municipal offices
who would not give a written pledge to
oppose such laws. An unsuccessful eff
fort was made TO convert the Germans
to negro suffrage; female suffrage
question not touched. .-.g
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HAVANA, Sept. 25.-The last mail
from Madrid brought an abrogation of
the new and orders for the restoration
of the old system OF taxation, as Gen.
MRnZans had proposed to the home
government,
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The supply of beeves large, exceed
ing 1 800 head thus far, and very mixed
quality; market depressed by fall of
Hc since Monday. 81
sheep and lambs better: sheep at "A
612c; lambs at Case.
Swius tirmer at 674as}Sc, and in fair
demand. ~ HL
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT lSToCKs-Coupons ~,
ia; new '65, l0TJs;. 7-3Os, second and
third, 1861. ~ as
MONEY! per cent.
STERLISG-Unchang
GOLD-lI3aI
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Sr. PAUL, Sept. 26.-There was
beautiful display of Aurora Borealis
last night which illuminated the hea-
vens for hours and seriously effected tel
egraphic communication.
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Boston, Sept. 26.-Naumkeag Block
in Salem was burned this morning.
Loss $4,000.
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Misff'!.:.atnus.
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any farm hand or stable hoy OF ordinary tn
telllSeuos in three hOuss. II has heyu
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the SAME city AS TO fix the certainty Of ITS al
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tories and Cnes- II Is superior 10 any Gas
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The Company viii sell rights 10 manufacture
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direct attention to the following
TESTIMONY
WHEELING, W. Va. Aug. 6, 1857.
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=. H. GoLDTHARP, ESQ.
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