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ST, AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THIS Institution, conducted by the Sisters OF
St 1omfnic Is delightfully."- situated N
healthy and retired Part OF the cl.y ol alehn-
mia Tenn The buildings are smpLe ana oOIL-
'nOdious standing in the center OF extenslEs
md highly improved grounds, shaded Dy tottss
trees and laid out with rare plants sho snruO-
berry. -, ...t.a. all t,a
branches, Useful and Ornalnentsl' tnas 1S
i.be Academic Year consists of two Sessions
sf 1sy-a months each the first commencing on
the FIIST MONDAY OF SEPIEMBEH, % I1s
second on the FIRST MONDAY OF FEbhOAh
r.-u,s Der sessiOn-PayabIe HaIf-yeaEIy,
Invariably In Advance
For Board and Tuition, ETC., ", ~, S.,gd ~ or
s1dO according to the age or class OF sne ~ ~ 1 '
Eor nav Scholars, Tuition SD, sS0, 20 or sS''
according to age or class. -, Italian
L.xTRA CHARGEs.-LRttn, frenchs ttAueus
10 90; Music on Piano, 50 ~ Mu ISL ~ ~
GnI+ar 500 90: Music on Harp, ~ w yS5 SsS "
1nsTruments IS 90 Painting Ia VI SSlOLss SOs
81 "a. Pafntingin Water Solors, SAo " IG DLasN
- so I'D Embroidery and OseaEne1ital " oZK.
a. IA. NIX Work SIS 90; Washing and Meno-
;ro sis 10: Bed and Be0ding, slo ~ osaelOn-
eTSi5 a CO. Dancing, st Professors enAIses. a.
- Foaxa, -Dsr month during Nse9Ilon, II
u,,aDt at the kcademS-wa asEl- 70 neto1ns, 49,
"a -fncludex-sl2 Medicines and fnJseA~-as
fses will form extra charges. - 80.
For f1rther infoFnaatloHs apply 70 or . 1ooIeS
the . Mother superior" Sc. Agnes AeaoeAnS'
ana d3tAWlm
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PATAPS o FEHALE INSTITUTE,
Near Baltimore, Maryland.

TN full operation, with complete corps OF
Teachers and Professors. Pt5ptLs rom HfilS-
teen different S1Gtes, South and SOuta'oesa 10t0
llyesenf Location beautiful convenient, re-
tired and perfectly healthy. sehool select
number OF pupils limited, and charges more
1,1Sdsrata fEan Inc feW institutions OF the same
class i'm citfes aRd elsewhere Term begins Sep
te7,ber 10 1895 Address tue Principal,
ROBERT II. ARCHER,
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On OIncsS, sS, ~ a,.,syS, aHTi - Memphis, Tenn.
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL

TGOSHFN DEPOT, VA, CENTRAL KALI
A road, kockbridge county, va
II n. r. WOOD, Principal; A J. WOop anu
THOS. H. HOPE, Associate frilei
Third Session, Sept ptember 20 Iooe 20 j Hss, ny -,
1880 Ancient and Modern Languages MAINE
msiies- civil Engineering, kngllsh BFanenes
IIeyoents OF Natural ana Moral sciences ANU
RoSs and Young men thoroughly pre- pare1 IoI
r,S!Sysrs1tT Of Virginia, " asnington college,
and business pursuits. -. ~ K,,ofesso-s Of
~ s9nivsrsity OF Virginia and Wasnlnsssoh &C.
f1I,sos and a large number Of patrons IN oluer
en- 1na for Session, Tuition, Board Euei,
wa-bine and Light, $50 in currency, nail On
antrance baIauee LIST February .,,,,,, vir-
Z. ". O0SneA N0hsS'' aus lmdaW
mi
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Notice.

I HAVE two beautiful and well improved
Plantations IN Lee cOunty, Ca WITHIN
three miles Of the city OF Albany hoGnueu oy
one of fbe bast railroads ID the state, and a
rine Lot and C rmuodious Dwelling n he city,
which I will gladly sell or exchange for Other
ais A. WRIGHT.
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81. LOUIS UNIVERSITY,

fTlHE Thirty-ninth Annual Session OF Studies
in the st. Louis University
VIII open September 7th.
This Institution is the Oldest seat OF learning
in the West, having been estaollsne1 IN -;
The course of studies offers every faelIity ior
ACQUIRING thorough CLASSICAL AMI OOAh-
MERCIAL EDUCATION.
For Catalogue, etc, apply to
REV. F. "a. STUNTEBECk, :. J.y
President st. Louis University, st. Louis, MO-
jy2I 3tawt sept7
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ALBERT PIKE, CHARLES ". ADAMS, L. II. PIKE.
PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE,
AttOFneyS, Solicitors & PrOctOrS

4 TIEND to cases IN The different Courts sit
"A ting at Memphis, and in theTiver counties
OF Arkansas
BSs The Senior partner will hereafter espe-
ciaIly attend TO cases Ia the supreme Court OF
Tennessee and IN the supreme Court and
Court Of Claims OF the United states az WASH
Ington, being Of the firm Of PIKE d JOHN
0ffioe Ia the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner OF Court and Second streets.
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Tne 81. Louis Rri,lge.

A company has undertaken to build
bridge across the Mississippi, at st. Louie,
and have commenced the substructure.
1t will be over two thousand feet in
length; elevated fifty feet above high
water with three arches, each of five
hundred feet span, giving g water
way of fifteen hundred feet; will be
fifty feet in breadth, and on the top
there will be double carriage ways,
double street railroad tracks, and upon
each side g fO0tWsy of eight feet in
breadth twenty feet below this there
will be double track for steam cars,
which, on the st. Louis side, will pass
from the bridge through a tunnel Of about
one mile to the Pacific Railroad dopot,
Altogether, this will be one of the most
massive and imposing structures in the
world it is to be erected upon piers and
abutments, founded upon the living rock
below-built up with stone and cement,
TO be substantial and permanent. 1t is
TO be finished in 1871, and is estimated to
cost a, 496 953.
GOvernOr curtin ON Governor Seymour.
While such political demsgogues and
whisky specuistOrs as John Sherman
and others are bloviating around the
country, charging Gov. Seymour with
being disloyal," Gov. Curtin, and
others who were intimately connected
with him during the war, are giving the
" lieu direct to everything they say, as
will be seen by the following:
Gov. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, says the
Buffalo Courier, was asked the other day,
in the Union League Club House of Phil
adelphia, what was his opinion of Gov.
Seymour. He replied: Well, sir, If
L were asked to mention man who, In
my estimation, possessed the attributes
Of a perfect gentleman, a culti-
waited scholar, thorough statesman and
sincere Christian, would, without
hesitation, name Horatio Seymour, Of
New York" "How about Seymeur's
loyalty % "After the dispatches that
sent Gov. Seymour at the time Of the
rebel raid into Pennsylvania replied
the Governor, cit would hardly become
me to impugn his loyalty; the fact is, l
have never DOUBTED it. / understand
that Belmont is having all the dispatches
sent by Stanton and myself printed, and
have no doubt they will be In the
hands of every Democratic stump
speaker through thecampsign. Wehad
better give up attacking Seymour's 10y
atty, for the opposition hold the trump
card in that naattsr,h
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1onranea Fenale college.
CENTRAL NIGH SCHOOL,
on Union ST.. near wsllIns'on.

v1rT. o,a,, sta next session on MONDAY,
w 5antsrolar 4 1885, under the direction OF
Pav " NJ PATTERSON, Alb, and Prof. l. J.
u "a ss,Stiton formerly conducted by the
1,ts fs,oS 7. w Stacy, ranks amoog the gsss
.es ! tiyi1 sonoSls in the city or country. Ino
Ins-S In-i.55cs ~ the Dreseat Princlpal3 guaratn-
2 81 ~ nnpiIs the very best 5aucstienal sd-
The buildings viii be enlarged ana Sc2vs 90 y,
1li1b new furniture specially for school Por-
poses =. ,.-...,. ..<,af,,ar with q
.I.,lS rse in the English branches VIII
tsy, tsta'ssnf Terms moderate For ciLsulars az
~ NJ the Bookstores, or refer 70 rev Il y
1919 - Iiev. = = Petway, Thomas h Anen -
r Moiloy, IA. " ade Co., Newton F051 49, : =
Toof' Philips & Co., =. 81 Appefsons ss,ss 4
Sharpe,
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ID EFERRING TO the above cards, we respect
IL folly solicit conHgnments Of Cotton and
otner Country PrOdu e. VIII make liberal
Cash Advances on COnsignments TO either
house. Al consiguments shipped by river Will
be covered by insurance, and while in store,
unless other wise instructed.
FOR ShLE.-A general stock of Groceries
and Plantation supplies at low market rates,
consisting OF BAGGING, IROS IIES. ROPE,
SUGARS, MOLASSES, MEAL, WHISKY,
WOODWARD, etc. Respectfully,
w. K. HILL & CO,
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I. O. o. z.

3AYoso EsyCAliPGENT, No. 5. I. o. O. F. Meets
on tlrs lsf and Sd Thursday NIGHTS OF eaeh
month. ]. H. Mcclure, q. p +. Mellersh1
H P: Thomas Bacon, Scribe. 9s4
ENPHIs LODGE, No. 6.-Mests every IuesuaS
night 4. Mellsrsh, n. g.; NJ. Pump, SecTe-
Mtary. 80
day night at S O'Clock DR.. George W. Ac5ee,
n g. Thomas Bacon, Secretary. JylZ
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Nenphis FemaIe COLLEGE.

TWENTY -NINTH SESSION.-We shall or
Qanize the FORMS IN this College, accord
sc6oiastic wear OF forty weeks, on TUESDAY,
September ], ls6S. For circulars, giving Iun
particulars, apply to the Principal al the Cot-
Iege, or at the bookstores.
fy26 tses NJ. A. F. MORGAN. Principal.
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NOTICES,
Notice.

HAVE determined hencefOTward 70 90
1 Commission business exclusively, and have
rented my store ana taken an Ofhce up stalIs
In same building where I viii be glad 70 see
my friends and patrons. Thanking theln Ior
Dast fayorH beg a continuance of the saue.
minis NATHAN HOFFHEIMER
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ALBEkT PIKE hOhEhA " SN1''S'H''
PIKE & JOHNSON
AttOFneys, COuBsellOrs & Solicitors

FEsHIS nrm, the junior member Of which has
had large experience in Departmental and
other busiDcss during many years service IN
Congress, wiu practice in the Supreme Court
and Court OF Claims at washington Where tne
Junior partner will reside. II VIII also attend
10 Gains before Congress and tne Depart
ments. a, NJ.
The once OF the firm viii oeopeheo IN y A. AL
tngfOn Nv ne Ist Of September next Mean
while comm uuicatiOns addressed 10 ALBha1
PIKE Box 81, p. o Memphis, or TO hObEhI
~. JOB NrsOS, PINE. b ul, ArkRnsas, viii re-
eeive prompt attention. - = --ysoyy-
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Virginia Military Institute
TaxlngtOn. Virginia.

"A rropya will nov be received Tor tne
fnni1tn;snt of 100 additional Caoess inso
ts fpstitution. Those entering N asss sa Ia the
mer months enjoy peculiar "a Instruction, by
RSf sRS;,.st thew are prepared for the res 9hs,
which commence on the LIST ssgsst1ia1 ssgtia1o
G,siSaa's SssiS ~' = pTSSis1zHsiIs IA & ssIrHssppr
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INSURANCE.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HONE OFFICE, No. 5is olive streeIs.
81. LOUIS.

d. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS H. LUCAS. Vioe-Presids't
VIM. T. SELBY, Secretary.
j. MILLER. Asst SooretArv.
VIM. N. BENTON, Gen'1 Agent.
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WANTS.

IvANTED-I want 70 exchange my I'M
w proved city property, valued at s5OJJ cahh,
for country property of same valuation, OF viii
tske dry goods 10 that amount. Addless h -
s1ySasi ,74ce aus
uUANTED.-5000 bushels DRIED APPLIES
w AND PEACHES. Highest maTket price
maid at t5. 4. ECKERLf =, 544 Front street,
bssreen TnlOn ana GRyoso streets. aus ~
EETANTED.-A situation as BOOk-keeper by
w an experienced business man and I6or
ough accountant. Address B. c, appeal once.
au1
ANTED.-By an accomplished southern
w Lady a situation as Teacher OF the Piano
and Singing in q private fRmtly or young a.
die.' EeTnfuary. References OF the nlgnesl re-
spectabilfty given. Address L. NJ, care OF MIS-.
IisGray Rennet, No. 50 SecOnu street, memphis
aus I'm
A GENTS WANIED.-Campaign Lives OF
a SEYMOUR AND BLAIR and GRANT
AID CJLFAX. beautifully colored Charts,
Steel Portraits. Pins, Badges. Everything lOI
the times every voter wants them.
tsODDsPEED & CO,
aulS I'm Memphis or New foTk.
TUANTED-DRIEDA APPLES AND PEACH
w rs. None but bright halves. Also' No.
SWEET POTATOES. -
MCDONALD g WO0DWORTH,
suI2 I'm Corner OF Front and Union sts.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. CUTHBERT'S
AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

Nos. IAIS and 1920 Pine Street, st. Louis, MO-
WILL commence its Seventh Seni-AnnuAl
w Session septsm Der !, lS5o ieu c0L > ~ a
ex exoarieneed teachers ia employed Special so-
vsntaRes are offered IN French, kdocuuon, rem en-
mansffp and Music. The Principal Wonld cat
sDeeIaI attention 10 her Boarding Department.
The dormftories have been newly ntbeo uP
during vacation, and are attractive IN sNelS
respect. Reference By PERMISSION
REV. JAS II. BhOOkES, OD.'
REV. ". A. SMITH, DID,.
uata Prssffe Mt RaadoIph Macon College, Na-,)
o. - REV. STUART ROBINSON. DID,
Louisville. KY.
c. Pst7ison au20 I'm
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EDUCATIONAL.
TO TEACHERS.

THE Trustees OF HERNANDo FEMALE
COLLEGE wish to lease their B.1ck Buloing
OF 20 Rooms and acres OF JIOund Ior g. SERIES
Of years Address THOMAS ". WHITE
1910, fernando, Miss
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KBNTUCKY FEMALE COLLEGE
jSheIbyUiIIe, Ky.

THIS institution, lately under the conduct of
4 Rev. Mr.. Goodman, having been leased by
the subscriber for nve years, viii be re-Opensd
for young ladies on the frst Monday in sep
tember.
FACULTY:
Rev. r. RYLAND, D. D., President a7d Pro-
feSsOr Of Moral Science and Ancient Lam
guages-
Mr.. JOHN J. HARVEY. A. NJ, Professor Of
Modern Languages ana English LiteTat
fAfter being graduated at Virginia college,
Mr. II. studied four years at German and
French Universities
Mr. WOODVILLE LATHAM. University OF
Virginia. Professor OF Mathematical and
Physical Science.
Rev. GEO. W. II ARRIS, A. NJ, Lecturer on the
Evideuces # Natural and Revealed Religion.
Miss KATE RYL AND, Principal of the Pr1-
mary Department
Miss - Teacher Of Drawing and Palnting.
Mr.. - Professor Of Music.
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FOR RENT.
FOB SALE.
Tnlld for SIZE.


600 ACRES, more or less, of good Ileh TIM,
.NNI hered unirnproved Land, on haleigh anu
t,nba Road on Big Creek, Shelby county VIII De
oTf.red AT private sale, for cash, untll MONDAY
snfsrnllsT the 2Sth, when. IL not so q, the same
vii ne snld al public suction at the circuit
fsourrhousa door In Mem Ohis.
s,rIv "a LUCY 7. RALSrON,
E1ec1trix OF John Ralston. decd Big Creek,
or NJ. D. L STEW ART,
sepI "a Men pms.
TOR SALE-PATENT RIGET.-The Patent
Right OF a newly invented LOCK Susra
Tor any state in the Union can De secured by
applicstIOn TO the unoe signed. IL Is ussI1I'
and yvill gsv active men who engage In It's saie
one IN use At this office, where those Interested
can inspect 20. Address
aug f SAN ShLiS9, A4lpeel.
vzOR SALE OR LEAsE.-Beautiful, shaded
and choice Building LOIS, ftonung on IA
Vorfte residence streets, either cleared OF VIII
due forest trses-yery low. W a AhA
LEY agent Mrs. COl. Preston NO. Betnei
Block. 49, 1g---.
CUBURRAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOh
- SAIE oE Easy TERHs-My lands miles
east OF the city, are for SAFE on terms 70 SUI SUI
burchsEers, for cash OF on any time-Irom one
"a ten yesrs, and in any quantity-lronl 8 aeIes
- SlT 'AJy rasffs ssTlce with nom IA TO 3 acres
land. WILDE sold At q great bargain, ior e2.Sh
or on the usual terms Apply 70 my sell on @ sns
premises, or 70 ROyHier, Ine4eVant o Oo'' ny
Ryeuts In the city, - -,,,z,,r-,r. Mt
iei7 n "a. LfIHHn ' EH-, :.
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PRIVATE SELECT SCHOOL.

MRS. NJ. A. KNOX will resume her school on
vi MONDAY, September 7th, at her residence,
northeast corner OF orleans and Court street
extended Pupils will he received aud classed
from September lst. Terms mod1ned 70 SUIT
me tipnes aul6 II
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Dissolution.

THE firm OF KERR, WESCOfT sIAH ~
dissolved By mutual consent and by expiration
Of partnership srtiGlee. -.
Col =. s. KERR Will haye his ofiee a. No. ~
SeoOud street -,
WE5COTT & STAHL will occupy the old
offices, No. 20 Second street, and attend 70 All
business iDtrusted 70 them. =
D. W WESCOTT, having renewed all Old
Commissions, Will sct as OOnlmisAoner ol
Deeds, etc. for the several states ,snd attend 70
al Commissioners buEipss Sne IN
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The University Of Mississlppl

NFENs ON l4rH SEPTEMBER NEXT. A
I thorough course OF instruction Is given
here, Including special schools In SCIENCE A10
q preparatory department.
TERMS:
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TERMS.

Fer twenty weeks, payable in advance;
Board, including Iuel, lights and Wsshins-.slO9
Tuition Cole giate Departme ment--.-..--..-.--- 20
Primary Department--.--....-.---------- ID
Contingent &c
Optional branches, Guitar, Piano, Cabinet -
Languages, ancient and MOcern, each ~
Painting and DraHiog, each 70
The boarding department Is under the eA-
elusive control of Mr.. and Mrs. Ryland- our
fixed purpose is TO make the Insulation, In All
RTi25 X. RYLAND.
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Tuition for annual ~
Fuel and deposit for rdamages...-..--.-------.-- ~
Board at steward s hail, SIS per month 1oO
Students are not restricted as to board
Washing and lights viii cost about-.--.-.----- 50
ID special Chemistry the fee Is SO, and de-
post for chemicals to cover damages, ID
One-half in advance residue lat February.
In Law School. per annual session, 80.
The Faculty IS full uneXGmpied good cons
duct characterizes the student body.
The Trustees feel warranted in commanding
the University to the patronage Of the sur
ro1rdfno STATES J. n. HOWRY
Secretary of the Board.
OrFoRD August I2. 1865 anil d2w:wlm
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DIRECTORS:
James Fl. Lucas. samuel VIII. Theodore La
veiIle, Charles ID. Peck, Robert X W ooos, Juio os
Vale, Geo. 4. Robinson, Robert h Carr, joan
F. Thornton, David K. Ferguson, Hon John
Hogan, Henry Overstols, Nicholas Scnaener,
William T. Gay, VIM. @. Jsmison, K Z. Han
L. a. Baker, ID. A. January " H. .
Lewis, i. Rozier, Jr., Jacob Tamn.
Assets, June L, 1855, over eS,OOO,O00
Issues Policies on ALL THE MOST AP-
PROVED NON-FORFEITING PLANS,
on as good terms as any Company.
No RestTIcttons upon AcchBIdted PeTs0ns, oS 70
RESIDENCE OR IRA VEL.
MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
Wormeley. Joy 4 Co, Aydlett, Robinson
Co., 3. NJ. Webb 4 Co., Toof, Philips & Co, Ia
cey & McGhee, ". Corona, A. h FIshklanu'
General N. =. Forrest, General j. h.
Com. Joseph Z. montgomery, Jrdge j.. r. "a "a
ruthers. Rev. s. d. Ford DID. Rev. J. X graves
Judge Phtnsas 7. Scruggs, GallaWay, hA4nPOOA
o., DeSoto Insurance company
AGENCY OFFICE IN MEMPHB-No. 4S MSo1-
son street, Kit Williams BIocK.
MCMAHON q OTIS,
State Agents for West Tennessee,
Mfasissl ppi, Arkansas and NorLn IIS,Dy
n. s. n aO
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MARYLAND L. PERKINS
Attorney cat LsaW

SOLICITOR IN BANKRUPTCY,
Rooms 8 & 6 Knickerbocker BuIldins,
I8MADIsoN STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN.
BE Special attention oven 70 Internal Rev
snus and Admiralty eases. - ElaA
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MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;

No RestT1cttons upon AeclnSGted PeTsons, oT 70
RESIDENCE OR IRA VEL.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-03
FROM Sd V.ANWAH.
Terrible Election Riot In the Cit,

Terrible Election Riot I'm the City.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 3.-The negroes appeared in
great mum bers when the polls opened, and took
entire possession. This continued some time :.
and every white man who came to vote VISA
dubbed away. Finally fight commenced. the
negroes driving back the whites, and then com-
menced to vote. In few minutes the negroes
rallied and attacked the whites. when a negro
deliberately drew pistol and shot policeman
in the stomach, inhicting mortal wound.
The firing then became general in the crowd,
and the police came up to preserve order. TIE
negroes fought them desperately, but finally the
police used their pistols, when tho negroes broke
and ran. Five blacks were killed and several
mortally wounded. A young lady residing
opposite the Court House was also hit by a
bullet, which came through the window, but
was not dangerously hurt. Huch trouble il
anticipated tonight.
AUGUSTA. Nov. 3.-An business is suspended
here, and the voting is going on quietly. No
trouble is anticipated.
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DEPUTIES.
The ROughs and BulIies who Preserve
The Public Peace I'm New York To-day.

The HOuEHS ana bulI1eS VINO preserve
the PubIic Peace I'm New York To-day.
The New York Tribune of this morning thus
describes the crowd composing the SherIiis
deputies appointed tor the good ~ of the city
TODAY
To ihe casual observer there were few if any
evidences to be seen yesterday of any concerted
movements on the part OF the Dem 0cratic hire
hnes 10 create disturbance to-day, bat to those
who managed to get an insight OF the proceed.
ipgs at he Sherlh's Office in the new Court
House tht re wss every indication that mischief
was brewing sheriff O'Brien, in his official
cansciy. has felt compelled to deputlze
about ten thousand OF the most uuscrupu-
lous and brutal roughs of this city oslensibly
to aid him in preserving the public peace,
but really to officially beat, maltreat, and
intimida,e every person who may not
wish 10 vote the Democratic ticket During the
entire day tie lobby adjoining Sheriff UBrien's
office was crowded with delegations from every
ward in the CITY, every one OF whom wanted to
be deputy. The Sheriff could have easily sworn
IN one half of the entire Democratic voters OF the
city, but 10, 600 was considered sufficient force
There never was e. eater Gro Td of bullet-headed
gated together, not one OF whom could ever be
coaXed, forced or hired to face vOlley of mus
kerry. tmigrant runners, body snatchers, Snug.
glerF, ropers, river thieves from the 10 Uer wards
haroened in CRIME, many of whom had beaten
poor emgrants on the decks of incoming YES
sells, and then robbed them of their long.saved
earnings, were early in attendance, anxious to
be made an officer OF the peace. The coarse
and crowded through the spacious hall. The
applicants for official honors did not even listen
10 The indistinct mutt erings of the under sheriff
who pretended to administer the oath. There
was merely q raising of hands and rolling of
blood.shot eyes, after which the credentials in
the shape of warrant were quickly passed
among the crowd, each snatching the first
one that came within their reach.
Tue delegations were admitted one after the
other in quick succession. 1T was the same
crowd that poured into Philadelphia the night
before the last election. They ali received their
instructions early in The morning ia the vario rs
localities, from which they hailed. They we're
| TO circulate yesterday through the various
wards, and intimdae Republican voters by
informing them that there was to be trouble,
thereby hoping to keep them away from the
| polls. Many of them expected to be furnished
| with six shooters and silver.plated
| badge, and many were considerably cha grined
70 inn that their only weapon for defense was
| an insignificant piece of white ribbon. OF
course many will not serve when only dressed
with such b,ief authority. But they will do
| considerable Bullying and brow-beatlng to aid
their party althoush they will keep consider
able distance from the batons OF the blue coated
sentinelS, all of whom will have more formidable
| weapons IN their breast pockets.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-03
FROM BALTIMORE.

Special Despdtch to The EVerin0 Telegraph.
The Quiet of Election Day.
BALTIMORE, Nov. $3.50 P. M.-The election
goes on quietly, but the Republicans are turning
out strong. Some of the most influential and
active rougbs, who have heretofore voted and
acted with the Democrats, are now
Holding Grant Tickets
at the different polls, and are working hard for
the cause.
Everything looks beautiful and encouraging,
The Democrats are much disheartened, and
Swami is nervously anxious.
Suicide.
L. G. Ridgeley, merchant tailor, in Holiday
street, jumped out of the third story windo of
the susquehanna House this morning and
killed himself