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The Savannah Republlcan OF Monday says:
Information was received yesterday from the
Middleton plantation, on the Ogeechee, that the
negro Union League was still causing trouble there.
The complaint was lodged with Colonel Maurice
Maloney, who Immediately decided to take meas
ures to put a stop to the disorderly proceedings.
It appears that Mr.. Middleton, whose plantation is
on the Bryan county side, has been working the
Elliott plantation in Chatham county. He brought
over hands from Bryan county to do his work,
which incensed the negroes in the neighbor-
hood, and these imported freedmen have been
threatened and compelled to leave. The arrest OF
Cuthpert, the ringleader of the party, last week,
has PRODUCED no good results, and the Bryan
County negroes fear for their lives. The teach
ings Of the black demagogue, Bradley, are produ-
cling their legitimate results. The League quotes
Bradley as its authority, and refuses to allow any
negroes to work in the neighborhood, save those
that belong there. As the result of this trouble
might be Violence and bloodshed, Captain COOK,
with a detachment ofsoldiers, left tor the OSeecheo
last evening, to put q stop to the difficulty, and to
let the League" know tina. in assuming to con-
troll the labor it is arrogating unto Itself rights
(which no white man is 1ound to respect, ana
That these things must end. Arrests Will be maze
If necessary, and all neeJful measures instituted
to restore order and yindicate the rlghtsoi inc
planter.
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Incendtarism at RidgevilIe.
[rRoM OUR owN CORRESPONDENCE

ROCKVILLE, S. c., December 24.-on Sunday
morning last, between 2 and 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, when
all nature was stepped in deepest repose, a most
foul and diabolical act Of incendiarism was perpe-
trated at this place. The store occupied by Mr..
P. NJ. Inabinett, with nearly six thousand dollars
worth of stock, was fred and entirely consumed.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Harley, who kept store in an ad-
joining building, escaped with little loss.
Suspicion rests upon certain parties; the proper
authorities have been appealed to, and : is hoped
the blackhearted, though, mayhap, W tesFinned
felons will be brought to deserved punishment.
J. NJ. G.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.

THE ITALIAN ~EsrIoN-ERA PREPARING FOR A
MovEMENT TO o
PARIS, December 29-Evening-H is ramored
that Ratazzi will resume the Premiership and
form a Cabinet hostile to France. France is con-
sidering the necessity Of ordering the troops OF
the French expedition remaining at C'vita Vecchia
to return to Rome. NJ. Accolas and other men,
bers of a secret political society in Paris have
been sentenced to Imprisonment.
LIVERPOOL, December 2ENoon.-Cotton dull
and unchanged. Sales 10000 bales. Breadstutfs
dull.
LIVERPOOL, December 2E2 P. M.-Cotton is
heavy. Sales will not exceed 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, December 24-Evening.-Cotton is
dull and lower. Uplands u; Orleans 70. Sales
5000 bales. Manchester advices unfavorable.
Goods and Yarns inactive.
LONDON. December 24-2 P. M.-Consols 92!;
Bonds 70 SIG.
LONDON, December 24-Evening .-Consols s2!:
Bonds 72l.
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Cur Havana Dispatches.
IBY CUBA TELEGRAI !

RECEPTION OF THE Observation-Disclosures INDIAN
NEWS.
HAVANA, December 22.-An of the foreign Coz
suls visited the Captain-General, Lursundi, at the
palace, and were Hospitality entertained. The tes-
tivities will continue for three days.
1t is reported the envoy from st. Domingo is
bearer of an offer to lease the city of st. Domingo,
instead of SANTANA, to the United States.
The Consult General at Havana mas telegraphed
to Seward, advising him to defer the purchase OF
st. Thomas.
In an engagement with the troops of Baez,
General Palaneo was killed. His body was taken
to the capital and buried with honors.
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THE MARIo srAR.

ESTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, n
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OF the country, and offers q favorable medium TO Mer.
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November 30 Editor and Pror -ietoy
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4 more. commcndablo feat than Weston's is
now being performed by three boys who are draw
ing their father and mother and one brother to
Montreal, the two latter being %cripples. Their
vehicle consisted Of q rude wagon, in which were a
few old clothes and some dishes, and IN which the
father and mothor wore drawn By the four boys.
They state that they left Detroit eight weeks ago,
and have travelled the whole distance in this
troublesome manner, with the exception of fifteen
miles this side of Red Creek, Wayne county, where
a kind-hoartcd farmer carried them in his wagon.
Tho object of their journey was to reach their
friends in Montreal, who, they say, are abundantly
able to take caro- Of them. The distance travelled
is over four hundred piles. The family lately
passed through Ogsdenburg.
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POSTAGE STAMPS AND STAMPED ENvELopEs.-Post-
master-General Randall has is sued the following
order. For the better accommodation of the pub
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for the sale Of postage stamps and stamped envel-
ones within the delivery OF their respective offices,
and to supply such agents with said stamps, &C.,
~ tbe several denominations, in value not exceed
INC en-. allowing them a discount Of two per cent.
on the amount OF their purchases.
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ne OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER-ClTI
HALL, CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 90, 1so7.-sTREET
ALIoNMENTs n THE BURNT DIsTRIcTs.-The
following extracts from Ordinance and Resolution adopt
ed by City Council, is published for the information OF
all owners Of property and builders:
SEC. ". No owner or builder of any house or struc-
ture Ill the city, shall dig or lay tho foundation thereof
in front OF ny street, lane, alley or court, or shall erect
any wall or fence fronting as aforesaid, before he shall
have applied to the = , surveyor, who shall Law of and
mark out the true front lin or boundary of such street,
lane. alley, or court, and give 4 certificate thereof to the
owner or builder, for which services the CITY Surveyor
shall DO paid, by the said owner or builder, the sum
affixed thereto in the table of fees contained in this Ordi-
nance.
SEC. V. If any perton shall commence any founda-
tiou. building, wall, or fence upon any lot or piece OF
ground adjoining the line OF any street, lane, alley or
CONF within the city. not having made application to
the City Surveyor, and before the line of street shall
in the manner above directed, or contrary TO the line
so laid of and marked out, every such person, as well
emuloycr, as master-builder, shall, for every such OF
fence. forfeit aud pay the sum not exceeding five hun
drcd dollars; and, moreover, all buildings aud work
done or put up without such application to the City sur
vevor. or contrary to the line Of street which shall be
LAID oil and marked out by him, shall be demolished by
order OF tue city Council at the charge ana expense of
the person herein offending, as Aforesaid.
Tho following resolution was offered by Alderman II.
Gerdts, January 2, 1866, and unanimously adopted by
the City Council.
Rcyoiucd That pubic notice be given, that if any per-
sou intends 10 erect a building in the burnt districts, he
stall first apply TO City Council and ascertain whether
or no. the Ci y intends to widen said streets.
LOUIS j. BARB0T
November 30 City Civ1 Engineer,
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THE LANCASTER LEDGEn.

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Indian Dspredations in Texas.

state that the Kickapoo Indians have ommitte
murders and outrages on the Rio Grande, and
crossed into Mexico. Judge Noonan applied to
General Reynolds for permission to indict and
claim them from Mexico under the Extradition
Treaty.
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HORRIBLE AEFAIR-How ROMEO" MURDERED
HIS KEEPER The telegraph on Saturday announc-
ed the killing Of Mr.. W. 5. Williams, the keeper
of the famous elephant Romeo. The Philadelphia
papers give the particulars OF the horrible affair,
Which occurred at Marlborough, Montgomery
County, Pennsylvania. 1t appears that the huge
monster had been placed III winter quarters at
the above place, and on Wednesday was visited by
his keeper, who found il necessary to administer a
punishment. MIR. Williams is said to be the only
man living who could exercise any authority over
him. He afterwards took "Romeo" to q trough,
for tho purpose Of washing his face and tusls. AS
he (Willlams) was STOPPING with his back toward
him, Romeo" suddenly seized him with his trunk,
and dashed him with great violence against the
wall, after which he gored him lcarfully with his
tusks. He then kneeied on the PROSTATE man
with his ponderous weight aud crushed him fear
fully. The screams of Mr.. Williams brought per-
sons to his assistance, and WITH considerable dan
ger the mutilated body OF the unfortunate man
was dragged out, the elephant being kept at bay
by means of pitcltorks. Medical aid was ut on C
summoned, but Mr.. Williams expired IN q little
over an hour artorward. Tn elephant has since
been quiet. Romeo is q native OF Ceylon, where
he was captured some ten years ago, when he was
considered ful-grown. He, for O number Of years,
was used in State professions and for Tarlike pur-
poses. lie al last was taken among ether NUM-
tons OF war, and sold to some London mcnagcric
proprietors, who vainlv essayed to train him to
perform tricks. SO he was sent to America in 1859
and purchased for the establishment or Nabie
d 20.
THE CoTToN TAx.-The bill repeating the tax on
cotton, which the House of Representatives pass
cd, and which the Senate has discussed to little
purpose during tho past week, was still pending
in the latter body wnen it. adjourned on Friday,
It is The opinion of parties we'll acquainted with
the merits of the case that the failure Of Congress
to act upon this measure boiore the first Of the
new year will be productive of great mischief to
tho cotton interest. and that the delay will cause Il
light crop next year. Planters are DESTROYS to
know precisely what Congress will do before they
make their contracts for the new Year, and numer-
Gus letters and petitions, praying for immediate and
decisive action OF one kind or another, have been
received by senators and members during the past
speeches on the subject while the bill was before
the House, and it could not be passed until each
senator had unburdened his mind. This is really
the true cause of the dclay.-Phtadelphta BuHe-
tan.
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agN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
TED STATES FOR TIL DISTRICT OF SOUTH CARO-
Imam THE MATTER OF RIcHAR ". GALE.
BA~NKRUPr.-M DANRUPTCY.-To whom 1t may con-
Germ The undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
pointment as Assignee of R. ". GALE. of Charleston, in
the District of Charleston and State of South Carolina,
within said District, who hts been ~adjudged a Bankrupt
upon his own petition by the District Court Of said Dis
trict.
Dated December Oath, a. D. 1857
- W. II. BELLAMY,
Decemt.aL.. We Assignee.
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S HIpPiNG a.
FOR LIVERPOOL.

tAA THE FIR 5T-CLAss AMERICAN SHIP RICH.
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her cargo engaged and going on board, VIII be di patcb-
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For balance Of Freight engagements, apply to
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December d No. IA Faat Paw.
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a MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY, AND THE
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The ogoechoe Difficulty.
The Savannah Republican of Monday says

THE UNION LEAGUE IT'LL RAMPANT-uNITED STATES
TROOPS SENT TO SETTLE THE TEoUBLE.
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X

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60 CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP FAIL
CON, from Baltimore. are hereby notified that she
will discharge cargo Thursday, 26th proximo, at Pier No.
l Union wharves. All Goods not taken away by sunset
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MORDEcAI L CO.,
December 25 / Agents.
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aB-NOTICE To MANIFESTO P1 AIN.
mi PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River, are requested not to do 30 anywhere within direc'
range of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvES, on the Charleston and st. Andrews side o
the Ashley River; by which, precaudon, contact With tho
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. @. TURNER a. n.
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston, February g., 1886.
Eabruoruf
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December q

wCONSIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP MANHAT-
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ing cargo This Day. at Adger's South Wharf. All goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset will be stored at own
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STREET BROTHERS l. CO.,
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