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The Georgia Convention.


THE FINANCIAL MUDDLE IN THE GEORGIA coNvEN-
r1oN-THE STATE TREASURER sNUBs THE coNvEN-
T1oN, AND THE CONVENTION sNUBs PoPE-sPEEcHEs
OF THE INDIGNANT DELEGA1Es-eREAr DISTRESS
OF THE coNsTTTUTIoN-TINKERs-w ARE TIE
SUFFERERS.
ATLANTA, December 23-The convention took q
recess this morning, to give opportunity to me-
gotiate for the payment of its expenses. The
afternoon convention was exceedingly stormy.
The Finance Committee failed to secure a loan;
and reported an ordinance to authorize further
efforts, which was defeated, on the ground that
nothing could be done. The report of the COM
missioners sent to Miledgeville to draw SAC, 900
from the State Treasury was read. 1t says that
they showed to the State Treasurer the ordl-
nance of the convention, with General Popes au-
thorization and direction endorsed, and the Trea-
surer said he must decline to pay out any
money on such authority, being sworn to
obey the constitution and laws OF Georgia, and
bonded to pay only warrants signed by the Cover
nor During the debate that ensued, one delegate
said that the Treasurer had snubbed the conven-
tion. Another said, 'Would to God that the con-
vention could snub Pope" The negro Bradley
said ''the sergeant-at-arms should be sent w b q
file of soldiers to bring that irapudont follow the
Treasurer, to the bar of the convention" Another
negro said, ''What did they bring US here for 2"
Great confusion accompanied the adjournment,
which took place to January 8. Extreme indigna-
ton is expressed by the delegates, a majority OF
whom have not money enough to take them home.
The hotels, boarding houses, and the convention
printers and officials suffer severely.
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New YORK, December 2S.-Cotton lower at 15la
15bc. Flour and Corn quiet. Mixed Western Corn
81 37at 80. Oats and Wheat active Pork steady
and quiet Mess $40 so. Lard and Groceries dull.
Rosin 50 6Oa2 81. Turpentine 5Oa5Os Govern
,nenls closed firm Fve-twenties, Of GO, 1OS of
'65, 1861; of '67, 1881. Money closed very easy.
Call loans generally SIX per cent, with exceptions
at three Discounts quiet at seven a nine. Gold
1881. Exchange firm and quiet AT 11Ol11Ot. Rail-
way stocks heavy, but rallied at close
BALTIMORE, December 23.-Cotton very dull, at
15a154c. Flour quiet and unchanged; Howard
street extra $40 75a11; high grades of shipping
dull, and in no demand. Wheat scarce; Southern
red 50 6Oa2 70. Corn active; yellow and white
81 25a1 2s Oats dull at 75a78c. Rye scarce. Pro
visions unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, December 23.-AIess Pork $2l for
old and new. Bacon shoulders 1Ot; clear sides II,
packed.
Augusta, December 23.-Cotton tirmer. Sales
$40. Receipts 1880. Midllings 13i.
SAVANNAH, December 29.-Cotton dull and ire
gular. Sales C9S Middlings nominal at 141 cts
Receipts 4145.
MOBILE, December 23.-Sales 23OObales. Factors
are willing sellers. Market closed quiet and dull
Middlings 1890. Receipts 657O. Exports 1926.
NEW ORLEANS, December 23-Cotton declined
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December24 3

STREET BROTHERS & CO.,
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MlSCELLAHE
e. DUCREUX's PATENT
For instantaneous Detachment of
Horses from Carriages.

TTNHIS INGENIOUS AND VERY USEFUL INVENTION,
l which has been patented in the United States,
France and England 5 offered by the subscriber to
the public feeling assured they will find it, upon eIami
nation, OF the q attest inventions oil the age.
Prominent among liz advantages are:
FIRsT-Thc facility with which horses may be harness
cd to embarrassed from Carriage, also rendering 1t
unnecessary the person embarrassing pass between
or behind the horses customary, thus avoiding any
liability OF being kicked.
sEcoND-In case of horse falling he may be loosed
from the carriage in second without the driver eav
ing his seat II is simple Ill its operation that child
can work it.
THIRD GREATEsr-In cases Of horses taking fright
becoming unInanagabo or running away, the terrible
consequences which frequently follow be all avoid
cd by this simple application tc carriages the horses
can be loosed from the carriage ina twinlng, and the
carriage is quickly and safely stopped.
Mr.. O. DUCREUX gave several public exhibitions. The
great favor and praise manifested by the public these
occasions is Of the evidences OF popular appreca
ton of its merits.
Terms may be known and orders received for applying
the patent 10 carriages purchase OF State Rights by
addressing to c. DUCREUX, Patentee,
No SO Elizabeth street, New York.
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The Convention In Louisiana-AnOther Fi-
nanciRl Middle

New ORLEANS, December 2S.-During the morn
ing session of the convention resolution was Of
fered by negro directing that the first legisla-
ture convened under the new constitution should
issue six per cent. bonds to redeem the State
debt, an annual tax of two mills to be levied to
pay the same. Consideration postponed.
At the afternoon session a certificate from the
State Treasurer was read to the effect that no
funds had been deposited to the credit Of the con-
vention. He therefore moved suspension OF the
rules and the adoption of his resolution repeating
the bond ordinance. This resolution authorizes
the payment Of the members warrants out of any
funds in the State Treasury. The motion to sus
pend vas lost. In the course of the debate on the
bono question, colored delegate said that 'when
he reflected upon the bond scheme he felt ashamed
OF the convention He felt that the issue of three
hundred thousand dollars Of eight per cent. bonds,
fer which but one hundred and ninety-fye thou
sand dollars were TO be received, was an infamous
swindle." Adjourned.
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Contracts H. the year for SIX months, allowing priv
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EDWARD a. BRONSON.
NovcmCcr1I 'nbliscu na .tcpreior
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We are accustomed TO think that we are
great manufacturing people, but our large cstab-
lishments, particularly i'll the working OF metals,
are entirely oyershadowed by some Of the huge
English workshops. And even the English are
left behind now, and little Prussia, which has latter
y grown to be great Prussia, boasts an establish
ment for the working OF steel alono which sur
passes any general mandatory in the world.
hrupp the steel king Of Essen, has within the
past forty years built ,.p what is in effect a town
by itself as his workshop. He employs ten thous-
and workmen; add to them their wives and chill
dren, and there is already respectable popula-
ton. Last year he turned out sixty-two thousand
five hundred tons of cast steel, valued at seven
million five hundred thousand dollars involving d
daily consumption of one thousand to.ls of coal.
OF guns alone he has delivered three thousand
five hundl ed altogether, valued at five million two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
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CtTEVEHS HOUSE, Nos. II. ;!3, 20 AND "a
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Re- OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER-CITY
HALL, CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 90, 1s67.-sTREET
ALIGNMENTS AND THE BURNT DISTRICTS.-Thc
following extracts Ordinance and Resolution adopt
ed by City Council is published for the information of
all owners of property and builders:
SEC " No owner OF builder of any house or struc-
ture III til. City, shall dig lay the foundation thereof
in front OF u street lane, alley or court shall erect
nny wall or fence rcnting aforesaid before he shall
have applied 10 the surveyor who shall lay off and
mark out the front in Ur boundary of such street.
lane alley court, and give certificate thereof to the
owner or builder for which services the City Surveyor
shall be paid ly the said owner or builder the sum
affixed thereto i'll the table OF fees contained in this Ordi-
nance.
SEC v If any per. on shall commence any founda-
ton building wall, fence upon any lot or piece of
ground adjoining the line of any street. lauc alley
com within the city. not having made application
tIc CITY surveyor and before the line of street shall
have been laid oil and marked out by the City Surveyor
in the manner above directed, contrary to the line
30 laid of and marked out every such person. as well
cmnoyer as maserbuilder, shall, for every such OF
drcd dollars; and moreover, all buildings and work
done or put up without slch application TO the City
yevor or contrary to the line OF street which shall be
laid OH and llarked out by him. shall be demolished by
order of the City Council the charge and expense of
the person herein offending, as Aforesaid.
Tho following resolution Offered by Alderman H.
Gcrdts January ., 1866, and unanimously adontcd by
the City Council.
Rssoed That public notice be giyen that il any per-
son intends to erect building III tie burnt districts he
shall first apply TO City Council and ascertain whether
or no, the Ci intends TO widen said streets.
LOUIS j. BARBOT
Noropher 20 City Civil Enpirnpr.
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Rohber,es a nd Murders Continue.

RALEIGH, December pa negro was stabbed
yesterday in fracas with two or three colored SOL
diers, and died in a few minutes. The inquest inn
plcates three blacks who have been committed for
trial Robberies and murders continue in the
Counties Of Craven, Jones and Lenoir. They are
committed by armed blacks upon unoffending
whites. Prompt action is necessary to restore
quiet and confidence.
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,ds of MIR. and. Mrs. Allon $

az-The Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Allon s.
G1BBEs and family and of Mr. and Mrs. JAMES s. GIDDEa
and family are invited to attend the Funeral Service Of
the daughters of the former, FANNIE DESAUsSUREand
ADELAIDE HARTRIDGE, at the residence, Rutledge-
street, This afternoon, at o'clock
December %
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OFFICIAL.
uendouarters Second Military Districs,l

Headquarters Second Military Districs,(
CHARLESTON. $. c.. November II, 1867.
[GENER ORDERS, No. 1lG.
The SheriAs Of the respective Counties and Districts
of North and South Carolina will TO be prepared
copies the tax lists for their respective Counties OF
Districts noting thereon all delinquent tax payers, and
forward the same through Post Commanders to these
Headquarters.
The expense Of preparing such copies will be audited
and paid rs L County District caargc aa the ease
may be.
BY command OF T;vi Maor-Genea En-. r. s. CANBY.
LOUIS Y. CAZIARC.
Aide-dcCamp, Actg. Asst Adi't. Gcn1
Official: o. NJ. mitchell, Aide leCamp.
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THE MARION STAR.

IlsTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS
IL published at Marion, 8. c. in the central portion
OF the country, and offers favorable medium to Mer
chants Druggists Machinsts, and all classes who desire
to extend their business in the Pee Dee country.
For the benefit of advertising patrons, SHALL in
addition to subscription list, which is constantly IN
creasng pub and distribute, gratuitously copies Of
the STAR, during the business season this Fall.
Rates OF Advertising liberal.
". J. McKERALL,
November 20 Editor and Proprietor
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GENERAL ORDERS No. l0j.
Post Commanders may admit 10 bail persons not sub
ec to the Articles OF War; held in arrest by military a-
hory charged with offences capital upon security
as provided i'll the following paragraph:
Security shall consist: lst of cash deposit OF the
amount for which bond is required tail by the State
Law in like cases: or "a of bond in like sum, running
to the Post Commander conditioned ior compliance
with all ORDERS with surety who must b. reeholder
and must justify in twice The amount of the penalty anil
must under SEAL authorize any officer SO ordered by the
Post Commander. in OF default, and non-payment
by the surety on demand, to summarily seize and sell
sucien: the property of principal and surety to sat-
sfy the forfeiture and costs; and Immediately upon de-
fault made The bond shall constitute lien upon the per-
sonal property OF both principal and surety.
All bail ana other bonds taken under military author
y will conform to the foregoing directions when not
otherwise specially provided.
By command Of Dvt Major General ED. II. S. CASDY.
LOUIS V. CAZIARC.
Aid-dc-Camp, Act'g. Asst. Adj't Gen'l.
Official: o. NJ mitchell. Md-de-Camr.
October "a
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azy-NERyoUs DEBILITY, WITH ITS GLOOMY

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From the reports which reach us from all parts of
Oneida County, it is quite certain that Central
New York was, Wednesday morning, visited by an
earthquake! The reports are generally. of the
same character. They say distinct rocking OF
houses was perccptible; that washbowls and
pitchers were heard to strike against each other;
that stoves were moved out Of their places; that
crockery was distributed upon the shelves. Per-
sons who were awake at the time describe it as a
kind of heavy, rumblng sound, similar to the con-
tinued breaking of an mmense body OF Ice
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SPEAKER Co1FAx ON REcoNsrRucnoS.- tint

SPEAKER CoLFAx ON REcoNsTRUCrIoN.-We find
the following in the New Orleans Republican of
Tuesday last
WAsH1Naros, December 2, 1867. 81 have but
a moment amid multiplied duties to say, in reply
to your letter. that you need not fear that Con-
gress will take any backward steps in reconstruc-
ton. We have staked our political existence IN
the principle that tie States lately in rebellion
shall be reorganized on the enduring cornerstones
of loyalty and justice, and shall be led back to
their old places in or council halls by those who
dared amid the tornado of treason that swept over
the South to stand faithfully for liberty and the
Union While do not believe IN contiscation, or
anything looking like revenge, and hope to see
suffrage universal safety to the cause of 10y
atty will premit, aud the restored States guaran-
teeing education to all, l would not modify the
terms of reconstruction in any essential feature
one hairs breadth. If the former rulers of the
South, whose bafiled ambition plunged peaceful
country into the carnage of civil war, refuse to ex-
ercise the right of voting, which Congress proter-
not ours, will be the responsibility. Yours very
truly, SCHUYLER COLFAX.''
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Headquarters Second Military District,
CMARLESTON. ). c. Oct0ber y, ls6i: J

Official: o. NJ. mitchell. Aidc-le-Camp.
November .
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Cen. Sweeney Pardoned.

AUGUSTA, December 2s.-Gen. Sweeney, who was
suspended by court-martial from rank and pay for
six months, has had his sentence remitted by the
President, and has been ordered to report for duty
to General Pope.
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November 80
BROVTN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES

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October 2S mwfimo
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