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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-29
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Oct. %.
The Ptcoyune has the following advices,
which confirm the destructive effects of the
late storm on the Rio Grande. The husri.
cane was the most terrific in memory on the
frontier. A perpetual bombardment for .
year could hardly have done as much damage
as happened from this one nights storm.
Twenty six personswere killed at Matamoras,
and ten killed and one wounded at Browns.
vile. At Brazos, so far as known, twelve
persons perished, and two schooners were
blown ashore. Only two houses we're left
standing at Clarksville, and none at Bagdad.
The loss in the latter place is not known.
Ninety of the inhabitants escaped by going
on board vessel which out rode the storm.
The rest have perished. From the long list
at Brownsville We extract the followiual
King l. kennedy's warehouse, roof blown
off and the building very badly damaged; the
County Court House and Jail were completely
destroyed, and the prisoners are all at large.
The Courier office has the roof off; the req
idence OF N. j. Stark, correspondent of the
New ork Herald, was completely des.
troyed; the custom house wall was blown
down; the Presbyterian church destroyed;
the postofice building roof blown off, and
the elegant billiard saloon Of Mr.. Miller al
most ru,ned the iron building OF Wilkins 4;
Co. totally destroyed. Between 10th and
lst streets seven brick and four frame houses
were either totally destroyed or so badly in>
jured rs to be uninhabitable In Matamoras
fifteen hundred houses were blown down.
IhegreAtest distress and want prevails at all
points, and appeals have been made for relief.
Out OF seven steamers only two can be re-
paired,
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CINCINNATI, Oct. %.
The Eastern mail which left New York
Friday evening was burned in the railroad
accident at Xenia on Saturday night
Two men. named Stewart and Fskene,
were run over and instantly killed By Satur-
day nights express tram west at New Point,
Indiana.
It was attempted on Saturday evening to
throw the northern express train from Bos
ton from the track, At Thornton's Ferry, on
the Concord Railroad, by placing piece of
rail about FIVE inches long in the frog at the
switch. Fortunately the train stopped to
leave passenger and passed over the OBJ.
struction at slow speed, and no damage
was done.
P2-TsaovFA, n. H., Oct. 2S.
Gen. Sheridan stopped few minutes on
his passage through here for Portland to day.
he shook hands with a large number of per
sons. A salute was fred in hia honor.
MEMPHIS, Oct %.
The Revenue Assessor here has decided
that shippers must pay the tax on cotton in.
stead Of sellers, as heretofore, which make,
difference OF Il per cent. on former quota :
tions, and has caused stagnation IN the
market to day.
The races on the Memphis course have
been postponed one week, in consequence of
the fever.
MOBILE, Oct "a
There were twelve interments from yellow
fever IN the past two days. Weather cloudy
and cold, with a heavy rain yesterday.
BosroN, Oct. 28.
Jas. 0. Pond, President OF the Massachu.
ssttes State Senate, died this afternoon.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

New YoRK, Oct. 2S.
A Washington special says: The annual re-
port of Secretary McCuiloch, for the fiscal
year ending June 18th, is almost fin
ished and will, it is said, be sent to the Pres
ident the first oil November j, was stated
to-day that as soon as the annual report of
the Secretary is in the hands Of the Presi>
dent the strong forces arrayed in opposition
to Mr.. McCulloch have determined to make
a pull altogether in the work of procuring a
change in that department.
The 7ribune's Washington special says: A
Southern Senator has had political CONVEX
sstion with General Grant, and reports that
the General will not accept the nomination
for the Presidency from the Radicals proper,
but will acceptit as the representative Of the
Conservative men,
Tho Times Washington special says
The Committee on Elections, in their inyes-
legations Of the charges of disloyalty against
the Kentucky members, have returned that
the chief evidence is against Messrs. Grover
and Trumble, and It is understood that some
pretty strong points have been made agains,
them. As to the other Districts, except the
9Th, which Mr.. Mckee is contesting, there
was not much testimony taken.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, Oct. %.
Rev. Newman Hall preached four times in
this city yesterday, before crowded audi
ences, to four different denominations, the
Presbyterians, Reformed Dutch, Congrepa~
tionalists aud Episcopalians.
Mrs. Ronsenheim, who, on arriving here
from St. Louis, lost her Eve children, has re,
covered them by the aid of the police.
General Francis G.. Barlow, Secretary of
State of New York, was married on Thurs.
day last to the sister of Col. Shaw, the hero Of
Fort Wagner.
The sloop David Sands was struck by the
steamer Leon, in the bay on Sunday, and
three lives lost.
The New York Firemens' Association
have resolved to raise the 5000 needed by
the firemens Charitable Association Of
Houston, Texas.
Nine distilleries have been seized to-day
An officer connected with tho internal reve-
nue. service to-day visited bonded ware
house at Nos. ass and 457, Tenth Avenue,
which was seized in April last, and found that
about 5000 gallons Of whisky had been re.
moved and replaced by water. 1t is sup>
posed that the bonds given at the time Of the
seizure ere worthless. II this is true the
Government will lose tax of $4,000.
The butcher shop Of John n. Halter. Of
York street, Brooklyn, was robbed, Saturday
night, of nearly $4,000.
A daughter, aged twelve, Of Rev. Dr..
Crowell, late Of Philadel phia, nov Q residen,
q Burlington, N. j., was burned to death on
Friday.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsnrrorox. Oct. %.

WAsHiTorox, Oct. %.
The British Government declines to re-
lease Cols. Farren and Nagel from custody,
and directed their trial 70 take place imne.
dntely. The State department he's employed
counsel for their defense.
Surgeon J. D. Murphy died Of yellow fever
ct PsnsAeola on the 24l.
Secsstasy Seward, accompanied By Vice
Admiral Porter, vas 1t the Navy Department
this nosning.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
decided that selling or offering to sell dis
titled spirits as loss than 81 90 per wins gal.
lon, does not raise any presumption in the
law that the tax has not been paid, because
the spirits have been recti6ed and diluted.
Its not intended By the recent cotton
mits and bills Of lading for the removal Of
cotton from point to point within the Dis.
trict, where the same is produced, rs ia the
case Of removal from such Districts collector
should not exact . fee OF the taxpayer for
marking his cotton.
The reports OF more countsrfeits being dis.
covered on the compound interest notes in
New York are incorrect. They are the same
discovered several months ago, none having
recently passed the department here.
J. Ross Brown has returned from tour of
the Pacific coast, and il working on his odi>
cial report. The general condition Of the
mining interests is represented healthy and
prosperous. All branches of industry are
said to fourishing. The following are the re.
turns Of productions
Montana, $l2,OOO, 600; Idaho, Sc, 900, 900;
Oregon, $4,000, 600; Colorado, $5, ,pOO, 600 !;
Nevads, $4,000, 600; California, SOS, ,OOO,-
600; miscellaneous, $1,000, 900 for the pres
ent year.
The iron works on the Amite river, Oregon,
are averaging nine tons of iron day of good
quality.
The -four exports of California will nat fall
far short Of 81, 600, 900, and the manufactures
apoun. to moro than the gold product.
The wine crop for 1867 will be So, ,OOO, 900,
while there is a falling off in the gold pros
duct, producing more than counterbalance.
The quarterly statement of the National
Banks Of New York city shows surplus of
$13,b00, 900, or per cent. over the ga pes
cent. of reserve required by law.
Au abstract Of the quarterly reports of the
National Banking Associations show the re-
sources to be 81, 495,000,0 600, including over
10000, 900 in specie, and nearly S57, 7,Oo0,.
600 in compound interest notes; capital stock
S4l5, 500, 900, snplus fund sec. .666, ,66s, and
the undivided profits of the city S2,5o0, 900.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM CHICAGO.
CHrcAao. Oct "a

CHICAGO, Oct. 70.
A man named William Atwater-s teIe.
graph operator BY profession, and recently
arrived II this city-made desperate attempt
to commit suicide, yesterday afternoon, At the
Armosy, while laboring under an attack Of
delfsixM tssssesa Hs found slaas bottle in
his cell, and, having broken this, attempted
70 oct bic throat. He was found veltefing in
his blood with . horrible jagged cash eeross
bis throat. he will, however, probably 70.
cover In his pocket wss tbund . request 10
have his body sent to D. Atwater, Massillon,
Ohio.
Abont 3, 800 people uers present last eve>
ming 1t Crosby's Opera House, on the occa.
sion Of the formal Inauguration of the Chi.
cago Christiaa Union. The organization 10
formed BY liberal Christians for labor in the
same field occupied by the Young Mems
Christian Association. Addresses were made
bp Writ Dexter, Esq., Revs. w. Il. Ryder,
4. L. Collins, T. e. ST. John, and Robert
Collier.
The new mission school building, under the
auspices Of the Methodist Episcopsl Church
Of this city, on Halsted street, was dedicated
yesterday afternoon With appropriate cere-
monies. The exercises were presided over
BY J. v. Farveli, Esq.
A young man named julius Page, while
hunting ducks, yesterday, on Calumet river,
Was sccidently shot by companion
ing the entire charge Of buck shot in his
right shoulder Last evening the young
mans arm was amputated near the shoulder; ;
his life, however, 10 despaired Of.
An old, gray headed man either jumped or
fell into the river last evening, near Wells
street bridge, and was drowned. No ope has
appeared % identity the body. His name Is
unknown.
The sudden disappearance Of D. Michsels,
an extensive operator in provisions, was dis
covered on Saturday and still causes con-
siderable talk in commercial circles. Hisde.
falcations will aggregate about $25, ,900-not
so large as at first reported. Mr.. Michsels
was editor Of the Commercial Letter, pub.
lished At lD1 Washington street.
The Erening Post o-day commenced the
publication of noon edition, which is sold
for three cents per copy.
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FROM RICHMOND.
NEw YoRH, Oct. %

kEw YORK, Oct. ~.
The Htrdids Richmond special says !:
From reports of registering officers received
at military headquarters up to this time, 33
Conservatives and 5s Radicals have been
elected to the Convention. OF the last 25
ere negroes. There are 100 districts rot to
hear from.
Itis thought that Underwood will be Presi-
dent of the Conveutaon.
John L. Marie Jr., the ablest man returned
to the Convention, win not Be permitted to
take his sal, because he held the ofice Of
Mayor Of Fredericksburg during the war.
The Convention will meet early in Decem.
bet. s G8d a
4 hand bill offering S25. 900 for the asaas.
sinAtion of Hunnicut, Underwood b Co.,
gotten up, it is believed, BY the Radicals,
norning. Thus it would seem that it waa
syidently the effect Of letters Of the Negro
Vieilsnes Co1nitsss eedseing eessain etd,
ssps y lssvs ~ sisy.
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LATE CABLE nISPA1CHES.

FLoRDEsoE. Oct. 27th-Evsnink. --0ari-
baldi hes crossed the Roman frontier and il
now q the head Of 1000 men On H. Roman
waters.
TouLos, Oct. 2e-Evening.-A French
feet Of iron clads, destined for service in the
Roman watsss, lsh this port under an Inps-
rial order, at six clock this morning. The
troops which we're dssignated to operate on
the defense Of the holy Sec, on the occasioa
Of the 6rst Garibsldian alarm, land which
have been encamped near town since, are
again in motion, and are to embark and sail
for the Papal tsrritory Immediately. The aus
thorities here are engaged in shipping var
material on board transport vessels with
great activity.
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Incorporation Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that James L.
y Cox, H. II, Ciarh, Il. W. SAMPLE William Timber.
man. G. y. Davis R. L, R.ddck, A. }. Wilkinson James
n Shelley, W &, wins, William etiuson, 0odn an.
Bridses n W w.sicoft, A NJ Carpenter Alfred Ave-
and 9th tscrbing the stock cf ths Company
have organised theselse and all others who have
may sut scribe to the stock Of the Association
joint stock Company under and in accordance with the
laws OF Iowa
The Of tbs organization and conf any is tbs
Union Agricultural and Stock Association,
which name be changed at any time BY the stock.
holdets.
The nature and busness Of the Company is tn. rur-
chase or lease Of ground and the Improvements Of the
same. for agricultural mechanical a ID stock Fair
Ground adjacent in the peinty the city Of
kuk, Iowa, and hold M RAirs in saue also for tia
improvement Of gsicrltarai and mechanical p1rslts
ar the sto K Of the surrounding count y.
The principal place of BUSINESS is At the city Of Keo
Tue capital stock is twenty thousand dolarr dyi-
ded in shares Of TWENTY-FIVE dollars rsch which
BILE in 70 cent insallm at 90 dAys iat4fva
may be called for by the Board Of Directors of the Com
pany,
Tho o-esnixat4on commenced on tho 2l5t OF October
b. 1867, and terminates in twenty years. subject to
renewal ~ vote of the stockhodes provided by law
The highest amount of the indeb tedaees OF the Com
psny is any exceed in the aggregate the
amount Of the unpaid stock subscribed.
The private property OF the tockhoters 10 made
| en ps from the debts Of the Company,
The general interest and business of the Company 10
to he under the management ard control Of Board Of
nine Drectors siected annually by the khoidefs
which Board elect and apport President, Vice Pres
dent Executive Committee, Trea.urer Secretary and all
the officers and agents they may deem nsceesary, and
regulate their action and duties, we'll make AL
rules and bya 10 regard 20 NnsteF of stock afAne
ing and payment OF premiums, they may from tine "a
/ time deem necessary.
| The present od,csr. and Board Of Directors .r.
] James ODx, H n Clark, A W'lktuson, n " Bgnple
Vim Timberman. @ Davis, II l. Ruddick, W WINS
Vim stimson-DreetOrs,
JAS vcox, prs.'t, HHcLARK, VIC. prss't.
| DAVIS, Treasurer, A n CARPEsTKR, secy.
/ Keohuk Iown October oa 1857 .1tdftv
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Cn1cAco, Oct. 2,

CHICAGO, Oct %.
A FIRE this evening destroyed three dwel>
ling houses on the corner Of State and Twen>
ty-seventh streets. Two of the houses were
owned BY Hor.man and one by Ryan. The
houses we're occupied BY fonr families. two Of
which lost all their household goods, while
The otAsr two lost . considerable postioa.
Tie loss = rot ssosstaiaed, bat viii probsbly
sSAeh skout 412, 900,
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III. Il. F o Il d,
Assigneess Notice

For the Second Meeting of Creditors in the
Natter Of Geo. N. and Jas. A Sedton,
NOTICE il hereby given to all the credit
ors Of George H. and James A. eeaton, bankrupts
snrviving partners Of the Arm Of NJ Sons that
the second Meeting ef tbs creditors Of said will
b held 1t Keokuk, Leo county, Iowa at the ofce Of
John Bruce. Kegiater in Bankruptcy for the United
States District Court for the District on the 2oih
day OF November, D. 1867, 1t 10 O'Clock q M for The
purposes named 10 the 2th section the set Of Con-
Ere, entitled "Ap act TO establish uniform system Of
Bankruptcy throughout the United States" approved
March 1857. HIRAM KEOWLKa,
CctZe3t Assignee,
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Assignee's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that I, Hiram
l Knowles, Assignee Of the Arm OF Georg. NJ and
James seaton, surviving partners Of the firm Of NJ
ssaton sons bankrups, will, the Cd day necem
ser D. 1857 sell at public auction. for cash, the
niehest bidder. subject to &ny unpaid taxes due
thereon, th- following dtscribed real property;
qe Soc 2, tp 20 range 30 W, situate In Winnshaso
Eqr sec "a tp as range 20 ",
ar &C ~ tp 100 range % W j"
hfS Or sec l2 tp Gs range 23 VI, in Wayne
W hfG Or sc ~ tp a. rrnge 20 W !"
hf Qr sec II tp 30 range 2iw
E9r qr sec s to GO range 81 W
Wqr qr sec ~ tp % range 2lw
hf z qr sec tp u range TW Clark
" hs qr sec 7s tp - range 2s W
hfa Or sec IS tp IS range 2s " Warren
s hfN W Or sec 9 tp 6e range 2TW Decatur +"
8 Or Ehf N W ar sec tp % range 47W
hfs sec II tp 81 range Is Schuyler co.. Ms.oarf
fr Or sec 3 tp s3 range Is W sullivan
HIRAM KNOWLES Assignee,
octO 1avtv
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FIRES.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. %.
A firsin Walingford yesterday destroyed the
Episcopal Church, Town Hall and Keeler's
stovs store. Loss about $50 900; insured
about $11, 900.
O6pEssBuRo, N. T., Oct. %.
The Baldwin House, in this village, was to-
siderable portion Of the furniture was saved.
Loss $4,000; insured $4,000 on the build
ing and 81, l50 on the furniture.
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GRACE MILLS.

WARsAv, m, Oct. 10, 1857.
AWING to rush Of bueiness i'm uediately
~ AFTER and since harvest have but rscsntay been
able to nish the alterations and Improvements In
Mills, vnich deemed necessary 70 enable In o6er
ing 10 customer brand Of Flour uususpaesa By
any. Having everything in the best Of order now We
take pleasure IN assuring friends sud custon th4
We shall henceforth make our best brand, the
GRACE N6Its1xD,
Unibrmly good 70 BE- equal at lsast, and possible
ueperior TO any other brands manufactured.
Our Ar. nANN A, vhcse eSpersass Aad FspSea1toa =
Miller is esnssay know snA appvseasss1, having ~
ken N ntsraesis asr ARA. viii sndsssos g naAs sas
brands Of such quality thst they esnnse fa 10 Dft
incrsassd fsvur. We sAsH always sell ss low pFce
is conIasssss With the bsss Of qsaltbst af< dssss
mined % nAke the quality sapsEiee ~ uhAtsv0 eee3
confident that psopae viii pYsse that iasA thaa ~
sssilg Of . tsw esnts % Ne sack OF barfea.
Z ec|ia q. M.1HDG = %.
FCRANDRRRIES.-A nm nhn;aA L. 2 -
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v.nc,l. Jone. 4 co....cor Third 4 Main streets.
Hess, stern 4 Co.......cor Second Main streets.
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GAS a STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar Son .........J ohnson street, bet Sd / 4th
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, 40.
ohm Copelin - .... ....,. -, ,63 Main street.
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r. W. GATES, President.

Manufacture Portable
and Stationary
steam Engines and
Boilers,
sugar Cane Mills,
Evap0ratOrs,
Rock Breakers,
stamp Mills,
Mining Machinery,
Cards Patent Brick
Machines,
Lathes, Palmer, Drills,
Screw Cutters, Hay and
Cotton Presses,
Saw Mills, Flour Mills,
Mill Furnishing,
OFFICE 4S CANAL ST,
CHICAGO.
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FUHNITt' VH.

Fans, Fancy Goods Fine Cutlery.
= Bridses,.....-.,....,.,,No Nos ! d Estes hous
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David Lowry Second street..
" Westcott tt........... Main strect-near Fourth.
Ed Carter l. Co.......... 80. ....s6 Mau street.
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FO X SaLE

A Good Secondhand Buggy.
ALSO SOME NEW EASTERN BUG
"A 0IES OF the best style and materis. kpquiys Of
DR.. MCDONALD,
oct22 Fourth st. bst Main and HlenAeea-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

500 Bags Rio Coffee,
lust arriving, bought since the decline,
- and can Be sold very lov
oet2d KELLOGG, BIRaH 90.
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pnOcKERY = 9UEEHsWARE.
Carey 4 Le Faivre..... Main street-bet eth 9Th.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Armitage 3 Co........cof Ninth I johnson.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES 4 JEWELHY.
Sam g Rrdges..............Nos 4 Estes House.
Ayres, Mann Ayres..... ..........67 Main street,
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
S G Bridges ...............No Nos l j Eates uouse
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BOOTS 4 1HOEn-RETA1L.
Stewart Dean. Third d Main streets.
HubkAnp . Main etfoet.
Huiskamp d Bro. Main street--bet 4th 5th.
K Hart, Main street.
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EGGS 4 BUTTER.
. L Pond 4 go............yor Main Ninth streets
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BONNET BLkACHERY.
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DOOk.BIMD8R.
arce .McCune's BLDG, Main / ID st.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

Mooar 4 Knowles. s...Johnson st-in Tspfsr House.
W D second street
James II. Anderson ............cor. Main . "a sts
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Engraving. Brands, & seals.
J Bridges Nos l. Estes House.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

gold Silver. and ivory Mounted Canes.
s G Bridge Nos | & Estes House.
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oRACW n6Itt.O,'

n GNRANDHRRIE8.-A nm nhni4A -
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Sturges s.......................46So South Levss.
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nRInD DIACxDDRHIES.-sol = -
- ~ 9psaoA, = nooon1Deu . Ah6019
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-11

We PUBLISH this morning the speech Of ex-
Governor BROWN, Of Georgia, very bold, OUT
spoken and independent in his views. His advice
to his State is to make the best Of bad bargain.
His letter to his friends in Atlanta and this speech
Of his, have excited considerable remark and not
little bitterness among the papers in our sister
State. OF course our neigt y know best, but we
would respectfully suggest that this is not time
for quarrclling, and calling hard names viii do no
good to him who utters them, nor harm the OBJ
ject at whom they are aimed.
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REbYnVAT,

- NOTICE.
nFT1cE CLERK OF CoUNCIL.-THE FOLLOWING
" clause Of Section OF "Ordinance to Raise Sup
plies for year 1857 s published for The information
persons selling Goods by sample otherwise who are
not residents OF this oiy AL such persons are hereby
notified to report at this Office .s
'Three dollars on every hundred dollars Of oil goods
sold in this city by persons not residents BY sample or
otherwise" W. q. SMITH,,
March ~ --faj, Clerk OF Council