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Marine News

Nrv Yogk October 31.-The steamships Mont
oonerv from Savannah, Chauncey, from Aspin-
wall, Moro Castle, from Havana and Z; W. A0fa'
have arrived. The latter lost smokestack
The Chauncey brings $4,000 in specie. she
,onorts severe storms and heavy rains IN Central
America, and the cholera disappearing.
line Of steamships is to be established between
Valparaiso and Liverpool. .s
PHuADr1pH1A October Sl.-The bark Star OF
-, 80, has arrived here from New Orleans.
Che M met the barque Vivid, from Matanzas for New
York, leaking badly ro p.onoh
East HAMPTON, Conn., October sl-Ihs he French es,t
stssmsbip ina Amsterdam, nom Malaga, with iruit'
ssbore At Montauk Point, went to pieces yester-
day,
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MARRIED II FATHER AND SOMA peculiar case,
which throws singular light upon the morals OF
this city, and which recalls the history and the
sad fate Of the unhappy Prince Don Carlos, was
argued few days ago, in the Surrogate's Court,
before his honor, the Surrogate, G. ]. Tucker. A
man named Xigqes, native Of Cuba, diod in this
whom he as widower had married only few
years before his death. The children by his first
wife, all grown up sons, contested the validity OF
this second marriage OF their father, and on this
occasion the following curious details were elected,
One of the sons OF the deceased was before this
second marriage on very intimate terms with his
fathers wife, had Travelled with her in Pennsyva-
MIA and they had lived there for some time as man
and wife. Nevertheless the old man married this
iady after her return with his son to this city and
they lived-we hope happy ife-a good many
wears. But the most extraordinary part of the
case is thi unlike the Hotspur Don Carlos, who
threatened his fathers life for the afront done to
him. our modern spaniard waited very patiently
for the de ath of the father and four months after
this ssaccident" married-as his counsel said-out
of respect to the memory of his father, his step,
mother. Strange, but true The Surrogate held
the marriage good under the laws OF this State
| Nelc ork Word.
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A CURE FOR SMALL PoZ AND SCARLET FEVER
The London ScaIpe the highest medical au-
thority IN the world, gives the following as all in
fallible cure for small poX and scarlet fever Sui
phate of zinc, one grain: foxglove (diguals), one
grain; half teaspoontu of sugar; mix with two
teaspoonfuls OF water Take o spoonful every
hour. Either die''se will disappear in twelve
hours. For CT Il, smaller doses according to
age. 1t states that if countries will compel their
doctors to use this there would be no need of pest
houses,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
IRY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

SAPoLEoNS REFUSAL OF ITALIAN COOPERATION
BIsMARcK's VIEWS IN REGARD TO TrALY-rHE LA
TEST COMMERCIAL NEWS, ETC., ETC.
LONDON, October S1.-Napoleon declines Italian
cooperation in defending Papal interests.
The London Globe says that although Prussia
is pledged to neutrality, Bismarck has given for
NAL assurance that he will not allow France to
make war on Italy.
LONDON, October 31-Noon. n.-Consols 944 Bonds
7Ol.
LIVERPOOL October S1-Noon.-Cotton quiet
and easier Uplands Sid.; Orleans Cd. Bread
stufs quiet Pork 72s.; Bacon SIS. Lard 5Ss.
LONDON, October 31-2 P. M.-Consols declined
Lie; Bonds 10.
LIVERPOOL, October 31-2 p. M.-Cotton dull
estimated sales 5000 bales. Breadstuffs and Pro-
visions generally dull Lard 52s. 3d. Common
Rosn 9s.; medium 12s. Turpentine 27s. Sugar 26s.
LIVERPOOL, October 31-Evening.-Cotton clos
ed quiet; Uplands s}l.; Orleans Old; sales 5000
bales
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NEW JERSEY METHOD OF KEEPING SWEET PoTA-
roEs.-In New Jersey they do not pack them in
sand, leaves, Or anything else. They dig their
potatoes in dry spell before frost, lay them out
to dry in the sun, and before the dew begins to
fall they are packed i'll barrels OF boxes, handling
them as tender as eggs, so as not to bruse them.
They are then carefully piled in corner of the
kitchen, and if kept at the right temperature
through the winter, they are bound to keep-if
Won don't eat than
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FINANCIAL Fuy.-"Contracton and expansion
are convertible terms as applied to currency sad @
friend, as in dnty bound, asked "How so?' The
reply came thus You admit that our currency is
debtf" The friend nodded. ''Well, then, when
you contract the currency you contract DEBT
which take it is equivalent to expansion. so 70 you
see the two things mean the same thing lhe
financial friend is not expected to ,ecover
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Qui que tu sois voici ton maitr
II est. il fut, ou il dOit etre.

Those who have not been in love wish to ascer.
tain precisely what it is like; those who have wish
sions. ! shall be most happy to contribute tc
these Elysian dreams Ey rendering, to the best Of
my ability, the loves of Heloise and Abelard, OF
n'in,porte q,,,, but must respect the green tur
now growing over the grave OF my own. am. sir
yours truly, THERESA YELNERION.
ALBEMARLE HOTEL, October 81, 1857.
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Georgia Elections.

AUGUSTA. October 31.-The Republican has the
following additional returns: Wilkes County, hrst
day. 739 for Convention. Tallaferro County, first
day. S79 for Convention. Green County, hrst day,
$40 for Convention. Percee County first day, 12i
AUGUSTA, October 31.-The election is progress
ing quietly, the whites taking but little interest
1856 votes have been poed to date in the city ana
county. Total registered 55s3. The following Is
statement of the result in the interior, nearly all
beinp for Convention: Glascock County, LOG; JEFF
ferson, first day, $50; Wilkes vote for two days,
1900. only one white; Talliaferro, two days, 4SO;
Warren. two days, 900 polled, two whites voting;
Green. 1922 for three days; Athens, total poned
Gel nearly all for Convention; Milledgeyie, 1913,
ali for Convention but one, only four whites voted
Marietta 4Opolled for three days. mostly freedmen
nearly all for Convention; Griffin Spaulding Coun-
ty al to-day, tote 116s; Henry County, total to
last night 7S9, of which 5sl were for Convention.
Pike County is represented as voting almost en-
trey for Convention. Albany all quiet, 1S2l votes
pollsd. all Radical, only one white voted
COLUMBUS, October I.-In three days there
were 1900 votes polled here; all but twenty-five
were negroes, and all for Convention
SAVANNAH. October 91.-The votes polled to-day
were TIA in the city, $50 in the county; total IN
three DAYS, s5O9. The county negroes voted the
Radical ticket.
ROME, October 3l.-Total for three days, 1851
closely divided, Radicals claiming 4OO majority,
SO far nearly all white voters to-day. There Will
be about 500 to 700 more cast.
LAGRANGE, October 31.-There were l7l7 votes
poIed; seven whites voted, all for Convention
FORT GAINES, October 91.-Whole vote 1856; all
for Convention. No white voted.
MACON October Si.-Total in city and county
l7Os. In Thomasville the total for three days was
1S45; all for Convention. Very few whites voted.
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MOBILE, October 3l.-There were four inter
ments in the past twenty -four hours.
New ORLEANS, October .S1.--There were thir
teen interments for the twenty-four hours TO this
morning.
GALVESTON, October s1,-There we're four deaths
from fever Yesterday.
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TEMPORAL BLEss1Nas-Wish for them cautious
ly-ask for them submissively want them con-
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lawfully -impart them iber1lly-esteem them
moderatelv-increase them vrtuously-use them
subsequently -forego them easily-reslgn them
li,,nrlu
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sgA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO EEh
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aENERvOUs DEBILITY, WITH ITS GLOOMY
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November l

aB ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO THE
STATE ECONvENTION-sT. GEORGES PARISH COL
LEToN DISTRICT, FIFTH PRECNCT.-By the several
Acts of Congress having relation thereto and by orders
from the Commanding General an Election will be held
in this Election Precinct under the superntendence
the Board of Registrars at the Town Hall in Summer
vile. Tuesday and Wednesday, the 10th and Goth days
of November 1887, from eight O'Clock A. NJ until four
o'clock M. OF each day, for FIVE 10y DELEGATES TO
REPRESENT THE DISTRICT OF COLLEToN in Con-
vention to form Constitution for the State of South
Carolina All persons who have been registered at the
several registration polls in this precinct viz Summer
Vile, Ross's Station and Georges Station, and whose
names have not been stricken FROM e lists will be enti
tied to vote.
At the time and place the registered voters will
vote FOR OR AGAINST CONVENTION, by having
written or printed on the ballot by which they vote for
Delegates, the words "FOR CONVENTION" or
AGAINST A CONVENTION" as each voter may de-
And the law requires that the question of Con-
vention Convention shall be determined at the bal
lot box vote for Delegates to Convention will be
considered legal unless there is written printed
the same ballot by which the vote given for delegates
the words "For Convention against Conven-
ton" All who desire have their tickets written at
the pole by the managers of the election.
The Board of Registration for st. Georges Parish
having reported to the Commanding Oicer of the Mill
fairy Post the good order and quiet department Of all
persons dnring the time Of registration they indulge the
the hope that WILL at the time Of the election. by
any act deed in violation Of law and order, destroy
the good opinion expressed. s. KINGMAN.
Chairman Board of Registration.
st. Georges Parish, Fifth Precinct.
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Rg-The Relatives, Friends and Acquafnt-
ances of Mrs. MAURTrZ LEVIN, and of Mr. an Mrs.
ISAAC WooLF respectfully INVITED to attend the Fu-
neral Services of the from the Northeastern De-
pot, at haltpast Two o'clock to-day,
November
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

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IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.
\ CONSERVATIVE STATE CONVENTION TO MEET NE
WEEK IN CoLUMBIA-THE PROGRAMME.

4 CONSERVATIVE STATE coN' ENTIoN TO MEET NEXT
WEEK IN CoLUMBIA-THE PROGRAMME.
We learn from the Columbia Phoenix that q
meeting Of the conservative (white) citizens Of
Rchland District was held On the 21st instant, al
which the following resolution was adopted:
Resoiued That committee of nine be appoint
ed TO invite meeting, in this city, of delegates
from the various districts of the State, to debe-
rate upon the present condition OF our political
affairs
Iu accordance with this resolution, the Chair
man of the meeting g--Hon. W. F. DESAUssURE-ap-
pointed Committee, who prepared circnlar, that
has been extensively distributed throughout the
State. This circular was addressed to prominent
gentlemen, and is as follows:
SIR: We respectfully invite you to cooperate
with the Committee in securing the attendance OF
delegates to meeting to be held i'll this city, on
Wednesday, P NJ, the 9th of November, to take
into consideration the object named
To this end you earnestly requested TO send
the ablest representative men in your District
say from five to ten in number-who you are as
sured will act harmoniousy in behalf of the inter-
ests of the white citizens Of South Carolina.
A correspondence with influential public men at
the North has satisfied US that convention held
here, for the purpose Of expressing the will OF our
intelligent and respectable people, will be Of inca-
culabe benefit to the State, and the call therefor
has been advisedy issued.
The chief business to be done by the Convention
will be: To issue an address to the people of the
State and country, expressive of our opposition to
the policy which gives the negro the control of the
ballot-box and jury-box; to memorialize Congress
to reconsider the reconstruction bills, and remove
the existing obstacles to full, free and harmo-
nious expression of the intelligent public opinion
of the people of the State; to adopt such measures
as will influence our citizens to oppose, in pro-
per and lawful manner, all schemes which are cal
culated to result in negro domination and the ut
ter destruction of the best interests of the State.
JAMES G. GIBBES,
WILLIAM WALLACE,
SAMUEL w. MELTON,
For fba Con,noittaa
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Rs- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that she is
This Day dischargng cargo at Pier No. Union
WharVes All not taken away at sunset viii remain
on Wharf, at Consignee's risk.
November MORDECAI Il CO., Agents.
@-NOTICE To MARINEhS.-CAPT AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direct
range of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvES, on the Charleston and ST. Andrews side Of
the Ashley River by which precauton conac. with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided
S. G. TURNER, a. NJ.
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Favorable answers have been returned from
nearly every District and as the Presidents OF all
the railroads in the State have signifed their will
lingness topass delegates to and from Columbia for
ore fare there will, doubtless. be full represen
taton.
A card is also published in the Ph@nix, calling
or a meeting of the citizens of Richland, on Mon
day next, at II o'clock, in Gibbes' Hail. for the pur-
pose of appointing delegates from Richland Dis
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yellow Fever Reports.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 26.-The entire Demo
cratic State ticket has been elected, by about 5000
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Rev. DR.. Muhlenburg, wb, wrote i would not not
live always" is contente'dy gong through his
seventy-frst year.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aE E.-REGTSTRATION AND ELEC-
TION.-THE BOARD OF REGISTRATION for the
Fourth Precinct of ST. Johns Berkeley in pursuance of
General Orders No. 99 will, for period If ave days.
REVISE THE REGISTRATION LIST OF SAID PRE-
CINCT AT BLACK OAK POLL, commencing on Tuesday,
the 5th day of November nst and ending Saturday,
the 9th day of November inst The hours Of attendance
will be from o'clock, A. NJ, to o'clock p NJ, of each
day, which days. if 1t shall appear to the satisfaction Of
said Board that any person not entitled thereto has been
registered to strike the Of such person from the
List; and such person shcl not be entitled to vote.
The Board will Also dur.n The period, add to such
list the names of all persons who at that time possess
the qualifications required, and who have not already
been registered.
The Election for against Convention and for Dele
gates thereto will be held in said Precinct at the above
named Poll, commencing on Tuesday, the 10th day OF
November next and ending Wednesday, the 2Oth day
of November next at which all registered voters may
vote "for Convention" against Convention" and
for Delegates to constitute the same
The hours cf attendance at this Election will be from
8 O'Clock, A. NJ, until O'Clock, P. B.
TIMOTHY P. BURGER,
nI,o;v,
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Our Washington Dispatches.

NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN oHIo-REvENuE REcE1Prs-Dis-
CHARGE OF cLERKs-1BE COUNTERFEIT BONDS
WASHINGTON, October Sit is understood that
the Retrenchment Committee have, after an ex-
animation, pronounced the seven-thlrty potes
counterfeits thus relieving the printing bureau OF
damaging suspicious.
The State Department has no intimation who
will succeed Bruce as Minister from England.
The official majority against negro Suffrage In
Ohio is so, 692.
The Revenue receipts to-day amount to s765, 600;
for the month 81, 100000.
Forty-nine Psymssler's Department clerks were
discharged to-day.
Senator Wilson, Chairman ofthe Judiciary Com
mittee, is here.
The Public Schools In New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, October S1-The ordinance re-
psaliug the pubic school ordinances not receiving
the required vote of two-thrds Of the members OF
the select Council, but only Of those present at the
meeting, the Mayors veto was sustained
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICEABLE PER
having claims against the Estate of the late JAMES
p. EARLE, deceased, requested to present them,
duly at sed; and tn indebted to the said Estate will
make payment to Messrs. DURYEA COHEN, Attor-
neys at Law, Library Building, Northwest corner of
Church and Broad streets. ANNA E. EARLE,
October Is 18 Administrative
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ag MEsSRS. EDITORS In THE APPOINT
MENT Of Delegates to the Convention would suggest
the name of AUGUSTUS f. COHEN as one whose pure
patriotism eloquence and integrity is index Of his
| ability for representing the State.
October 81 MANY VOTERS.
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Indian News from the west.

WASHINGTON, October S1.-Dispatches from
Medicine Lodge, of the 26th October, state that
six hundred Cheyenne Indians threaten toe Com
missioners, and have sent word to the Indians who
are at the Council to get out OF the way. The
Commissioners have three hundred men to protect
them. treaty was made yesterday with the
Apaches, numbering eighty five Lodges.
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Tbe Mil,tarv Capital or Texas

GALVESTON October 31.--General Reynolds asks
the War Department to make Austin the perma-
nent Headquarters Of the District. The Head
quarters were removed from here on Friday.
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The Election in North Carolina.


WILMINGTON, October S1.-Considerable interest
is manifested in the approaching election. Inc
Conservatives being in hopeless minority IN TINS
county will probably nominate no ticket. There is
almost unit for the Radical policy.
RALEIGH, October 91.-A county convention OF
the constitutional Union men and friends OF civil
liberty assembled to-day. After re-asserting their
devotion to the Constitution Of their forefathers
and to conservative principles in series OF resolu
tions, the Hon. T. G.. Trowle, J. A. Norris, r d.
Mangnom and B. II. Blake were nominated for the
State Constitutional Convention. NJ. A. bledsoe
addressed the assemblage in opposition to hadi-
cslism All parts of the county were represented
with fnn delegations and the utmost harmony
prevailed. The opponents of the Radicals are now
thoroughly organized, are in good fighting trim
and expect to carry this county.
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S ppm G.

rN FOR PROVIDENCE, r.. 1.-THE
LIN Bark KATE, Stamler, has two-thirds OF her
l&E9&Y Ycargo engaged and going on board, and will
-@S6have dispatch for the above port For freight
room for 200 bales Of Cotton apply to
STREET BROTHERS c.,
October 80 No. IA East Bay.
e FOR LIVERPOOL..-THE FIHk
rE.tN ship AMELIA. Games Connor Master, to loar
LE3SS with disnetcb. FoA Freight engagements or
60 ply to J. T. WELSMAN..
October "a
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BROVN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES

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October 23 mwf4Mo