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= ETTYsBURG KATALYsINE WATER!

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country, who have since the general Introduction
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IL has been demonstrated In number or In
stances to p0ssess the power Of solving calculus or
stone In the bladder. and the urate deposits or
chalk stones formed by rheumatism. gont, anu
gravel and of permanently curing these diseases
for which medical science and the most celebrated
mineral waters have hitherto only provided pallia-
tives.
Also OF arresttng the progress. If not permanent
" curing. Albumenuria or Bright's Disease.
. This water Is confidently claimed to be the only
mineral-spring water with which great and re-
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source. rr ~ =
Price per quart bottle fifty cents per case OF
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York. Post-office box No. 5l3s. For sale by drug
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MAKING SEwApE tsEFuL.-An English
chemist, who had been studying his Bible,
came TO the conclusion tina. the g ashes of
heifer," mentioned in the book of Leviticus,
and blood poured cut upon the ground-in
other words, animal charcoal, blood, and
clay, all mixed together-would make an
admirable purifier, and the result is the dis
covery of a process which he claims will
make the sewage of towns invaluable as q
manure. The experiment was tried at Tot
tenham, where thirty-six thousand gallons
of sewage were purified in twenty minutes,
and the solid residuum was found to be
worth twice the cost of the experiment.
From another experiment at Leicester it lie
calculated that the sewage of that town
would yield tl60 day, at an outlay of
tl7.3s.o All these statements require cor
roboration, but further experiments are to
be undertaken on great scale. .~s
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Yjt1rmoud s;1ispattIt.
.,,,r,y SEPTEMBER s. 1858.

: 1. = - mn p Us
SEPTEMBER SESSION OF Coke REss =
TN , n TuaRo FLIGIRuITY Ours
Tss WIS uT,shincton, September ct ie
Jon, .bst General Schenck has tele-
-'7o,x 4, written 10 parties here TO the
r-'0S,Il n his opinion It would not be
e MO for Congress TO hold a session be-
'1'', T,..n,her, Senator Morgan isreported
m r, ling with General Schenck in this
" ROW. -G1o" and If so there viii certainly be no
,'..m n IN either House on the 2lst in
''E .-,o rs~t;cs have suggested session he
=. the action Of the Georgia Legisla-
Sy,; :, me expulsion of colored members Of
' u. h,ar hut upon consideration Of The
IN, ,,,.r thew conclude that the power of Con-
n.., ,s :, Grant any relief TO the expelled ne
s AZ TO take legislative action on the
sl. .;, il Questionable, to say the least, if,
:.3oo3 il he not clear that the national
,.-;sIsture has no jurisdiction or control
VA. VA The &C, of the State Legislature in this
.-,;cular case. The belief gains ground
i.,v that we shall not have September
.e,.ion.-Data, in san.
This is sensible. Congress has no power
:, rrsat any relief to the expelled negroes,
and though the New York papers and For
news two dailies call upon Congress to dc
:, vet the leading members are too smart
:, ne caught in such q scrape.
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The War Of Races Marked Out by n
Nero Candidate for Congress-.

: SAVANNAH, GA, September IA. A..
Bradley (negro), lately expelled from the
Georgia Senate, held Republican meeting
this evening. He said Cliff, the Radical
nominee for Congress, and the other carpet
baggers and Yankees, were not to be trusted,
and advised the negroes not to trust
white people, especially the Yankees,
who we're the meanest people on
earth. He doubted if even mulattoes
could be trusted, as the white blood in their
veins might gain the mastery. He said the
expulsion of the negroes from the Georgia
Legislature would increase the majority for
Grant. He at first thought the negro mem
bers would draw reyolvers and assert their
rights in blood, which would have bene-
flied the Democrats, and he was glad they
had done otherwise. The coming election,
whichever way it went, would cause blood
shed.
The whole speech was rambling and con-
Trajectory, leaving many of the audience
in doubt as to which side the speaker was
taking. The meeting was quiet, and nearly
all its time was occupied by Bradley.
About 500 were present.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


J. WASHINGTON, septem Der General Nc
Cellan Is expected IN tfheI Cuba, which
leaves Liverpool on the 18th instant. .1l&
The threat Of Pinchheck, the negro sena-
tor at New Orleans, to burn the city, :is re-
garded with horror by all parties and classes
here. ~.- ~ ts-'t - %@ft a~'.zssrr' t,t-t~
General N. P. Banks is here, and favors
a September session, in order to secure q
meeting in October If it is necessary. , ,...
A delegation Of Richmond tobacco manu-
facturers is here to secure the, establish
sment of general bonded warehouse in
that city, whereby tobacco may be forward
ed to market without the payment of tax.
The success of the effort ia probable.
Frank P. Blair will be in Washington on
the 10th instant.
Speaker Colfax telegraphs the Secretary
Of War from Denver City of terrible Indian
outrages whereabouts. Neither the Secre.
tary. of War nor the Indian Bureau have
official advices about the Indian war. p
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ey "a q .EL = ~ =
In Cincinnati lives an old colored man,
Robert Smith, who was born in 1853, and
is now los years of age. He was born q
slave, near Richmond, and was thirteen
years old when the Revolution was inaugu-
rated. ....... -r.. 49, .<-s,s3xs T.~1 "a.
. Dispatches from the British sclentihc
expedition semitic India to observe the eclipss
of the sun report that some remarkable ana
unexpected observations Of great value were
obtained. ..... ..r..,..
The recent heavy rains in the South have
seriously injured the growing cotton. News
from Middle Georgia is gloomy, announcing
THAI the rust, worm, and the rot are at work.
The Georgia State Senate has passed a
bill for the relief Of debtors and the adjust
ment of debts on the principles of equity,
after long discussion.
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lO-4o,a. lOs. North Carolina 6'e, old, 70:
new, u. Virginia .6's---New, .523; qex-
coupons, say Tennessee s's, ex-conpons,
6s. Money, sos per cent. Gold, l445l.
Sterling, 1osL. LIT 80 ~ 9I..lI!J
Flour shade lower for winter and d
trihe better for spring. Wheat-Winter
heavy. Corn dull, and 1c. lower. Mess
pork firm Mt s2s.a56s29. Lard very firm
at lssI@2O1sc. Cotton dull and heavy at
29hc. Turpentine quiet at 24c. Rosin
unchanged strained and common, s2.75@
$3.50. s--.. ar.s,t.. .,va.-.,
Evenino Cotton heavy and shade
lower sales 500 bales at 29@29kc.. Flour
firm; superfne, s7@ss Is; extra, 5000
1928: southern brands dull. Wheat firm ;
red St. Louis, So. l5@s2.1s; white Tennes-
see. s2.51: amber Tennessee, very choice,
1888; white Kentucky. $3.50. Corn
steady. Mess pork, s2S.s7@@s29. Lard,
1eL@2OLc; kettle. e20I@201ac. Other
provisions steady. Whiskey nominal. Sugar
active and nc. higher; Cuba refining, 1890
lnLc. Turpentine, 544@441ac. Rosin,
s2.75@s7. Tallow, 127s@ls1sc. Freights
unchanged.
Governments closed firm: 5-2O's, '62,
1877; '64, 1929; '65, l111a; new do,
1909; '67, 1881, 10-40's lO5. Ten
nessee SIS, SSH. North Carolina 6's,
1917. Virginia 6's, 531a; new, 52h,
Money exceedingly easy at 3@5 on call !;
prime discounts, 6b@7. Gold weaker,
closing at 144t5. Exchange quiet tat 1921.
Stock market generally steady. sr
baltimore, September Cotton dull
at 29c. Flour weak and nominal. Wheat
dull prime red, s2.40@s2.60 inferior to
good, s1.756$215. Corn dull; prime
white, $1.23@s1 .25. Oats firm; prime,
6s@7Oc. Rye firm at s1.40. Provisions
firm and scarce. Mess pork, $50. Rib
sides, Ike; hams, 22@23c.
Virginia 6's, inscribed, old, 5311a asked !;
new, 5311a bid. 9se r1 s,,... .'@'
CINCINNATI, September Flour quiet
and unchanged. Corn advancing, with
light supply. Cotton dull at 29c: Mess
pork held firmly at s29. Bacon dull and
lower clear rib. 16c. Lard firm at 49,,
but onlv lsc. offered. Whiskey in bond
held at zoe. -.-...-.-.,-
CHARLESTON, September, Cotton dull !;
no sales; receipts, 10 bales middlings
nominal at 2Sc. 3d.. .
WILMINGTON, N. c., September u
Spirits turpentine firm at 1870. Rosin
quiet No. 1, 80 .5O@s4. Tar firm at $3.50.
SAVANNAH, September Cotton dull
and nominally 2Sc.; Gales, 40 bales re-
ceipts, 176 bales. T '> ~.
AUGUSTA, September Cotton more &C.
tive; sales, So bales receipts, 7 bales !;
middlings, 27c. . .. .... !.
MOBILE, September Cotton dull and
easy; middlings, &c.; sales, 20 bales
receipts, 1852 bales; exports, none.
New ORLEANS, September 7.-Cotton
dull and lower middlings, $3.50. ;7sales,
l6O bales; receipts, IA bales. Sugar
Cuba, Nos. IL to IA, 12@l3hc.; Louisiana
fair to prime, l3a@l5hc. Molasses nomi-
nal ..
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Radical Murder i'm North Carolina
The Situation of Affairs and Senti
ment In that State. .ta.-. 81. ~.....sr

Radical Murder i'm North Carolina
The Situation Of Affairs and Senti-
ment In that State. r.....~
WILMINGTON, N. c., September 7.-On
Saturday night last, at Clinton, Samson
county, N. c., negro man, formerly q
member of the Loyal League, but who re-
Gently abandoned that organization end
Joined 8 colored Democratic club, was
called out of his house and shot through the
heart.
The affair has created a great deal Of
feeling. The whites generally think the
Republican party is determined to bring on
collision. Heretofore there have been no
Kuklux or other secret Democratic organi-
cation in this State, but it is now understood
and believed that energetic efforts will be
made to organize some secret order as
matter of self-defence. There can be no
doubt of one thing: that the great majority
of the people here long after peace. 1t is
all they ask and all they want, but the
coolest and most liberal minds have arrived
at the conclusion that the immediate future
is fraught with momentous issues. Itisthe
sentiment Of practical thinking men here
that prominent northern men, like Millard
Fillmore, should come South and address the
people. Everybody here favors peace, but
the whole thing lacks definite shape.
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DEATH or A NOTED CHEMlST.-LlCerne.
September 5.-Christian Frederick Schoen-
Ucln, the distinguished Swiss chemist, died
at Baden Baden Yesterday. Schoenbein
was famous for the boldness and originality
d. gcneralizations, and although inferior to
several contemporaries rs an experimental,
has, perhaps, never had superior rs a
theorist. He discovered ozone and antozone,
invented gun cotton, and stimulated in
qnries leading to many other valuable dis
cnYerica -----
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Foreign Observation-Disclosures
lie Riots-Tne Annexation OF Mexico
. to the United States. "a.

LONDON, September MURPHY, the anti
papal agitator, is announced for Parliament
from Manchester, being the sixth candi-
date.
A meeting in his behalf, numbering six
thousand persons, was dispersed after an
hours fight by Irish Catholics. Many were
hurt. The police restored order, but the
disturbance was renewed during the night
in several quarters of the town.
The Times, in a leading editorial this
morning, says "the annexation of Mexico
to the United States is desirable, but the
time is not yet ripe, and it could not be &C
complished without needless expenditure
of life and treasure. -
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FREAKS oF LIGHTNISG.--Duringt the last
storm here "the electric fluid" struck the
sbanty Of Sam Stewart, a colored man,
living past the canal basin, and entering a
musAet-harrel, destroyed the future useful
ness Of the deathdealing instrument by
fendlng II in twain from muzzle to breech.
leaving the gun, it popped into the fire.
place, upset all the bricks, and escaped
without hurting any one, though the occu-
pant and his family We're present at the
tlMe.-tler1n4rid Journal.
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MURDER OF AN ENTIRE FAMILY.-Louis-
rt.e, September "a German named Will
lex, and his wife and two children, resi-
alng At Randolph, ten miles below this city,
on the Louisville and Nashville railroad,
we're found dead in their dwelling last
thursday morning. The murder is sup
posed to have been committed by negroes
'o' the sake of 500, which Willeck is known
70 have possessed.
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REMOVAL OF "LEE's ROCK" FROM THE
ANT1ETAM NATIONAL CEMETERY.-Very
few persons are aware, probably, that " Lees
Rock, )" an object of great interest to visit
ors at the Antietam National Gem etery, has
been removed. This was done by order Of
the trustees at meeting held at the office
of the Association, OF Sharpsburg, Nd,
June II, Neutrality-suspicious. Mail.
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BALTIMORE AND PoToNAC RAILRoAD.-
4,,he annual meeting of stockholders on
he 81 instant President 0den Bowie pre-
.entrd the report Of the directors to the
stockholders. The report says that since
the last report "much hopeful progress has
been accomplished. the general condition
0. our affairs is at this time much better
than ever before, and the immediate COM
nIetion of the whole road to the Potomac
liver, We are convinced, is assured beyond
reradventure." ssJa -..@ II g.
This road will strike the Potomac oppo-
site Aqua creek. r..-... ...-... 49,.
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u. 1nst we have but begun to explore the
'''li9 and boundless resources of the vast
ylng between the Rocky Mountains
~, NV .l4 tactic Coast range is evident from
. ,nv Iiteqaent cropping out"' Of new dis
NV, IN the papers Of that huge wilder
~ ~ The Humboldt Register, in the State
dew, sssaas, reports the finding of q great
r., s''. OF Observation-Disclosures mercury.
t.-i quicksilver mines Of California con-
&c worlds market, and here We have
=" u the came !-Ne,p York Times.
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DED!TATIoN OF A JEWISH TEMPLE
L1$UilIe, September 4.-The new Jewish
temple Adath Israel, at the corner of Sixth
street and Broadway, has just been COM
peted at cost of $4,000, and was dedi-
Gated this afternoon with impressive cere-
monies in the presence of large congre-
cation. The Revs. Mr.. Wise, of Cincin-
natl, and h. Lcber, of Louisville, delivered
the sermons.
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OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,

WASHINGTON, August I, 1868. )
sir.-In reply to your letter of July 10th,
in relation to newspaper publishers, I have
to soy that newspapers are regarded as
manufactured articles, and parties who
vrint and sell them are liable, under section
four Of the excise act of March 81, 1868, tc
tax on their sales, whether their sales ere
made by subscription or otherwise.
Very respectfully, rH..H.
THOMAS HARLAND,
Acting Commissioner.
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The Indian War.

LEAyESwoRTH, KANSAS, September o.
A telegram from Hayes City says the Indians
made o dash on Fort Dodge and killed three
and wounded seventeen soldiers. They were
finally driven Off with unknown loss. Gen
eral Sheridan is now at Fort Dodge.
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a POPULAR MAN.-Our Richmond ex-
ILa III; frequently contain illusions Of o
H al and complimentary nature to General
.oAn /. Milford, the collector of the third
. .,. revenue district, located in that
~!, Few men possess more Of the ele-
, Az Of popularity than the General, and
~ Ian exists who has in the South larger
-~UoeT of friends.-Alerandrid Journal.
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s, ne talented and eloquent Rev. W. G.
pn.;, .' q Liberty, has been offered the
Ns,t t.on OF assistant pastor of the Central
wS;a' Church South in Baltimore, Of
s,Ir ~" hev. DR.. Munsey is pastor. Mr..
frJ c -as not yet accepted this call.-Bed-
ss,n IRE was heavy storm in New York On
GU If morning. People were washed
ljsm"h 'Aeif houses in Brooklyn, and ia vii.
Git tIS "Caarg Long Island, it Is estimated tina,
aad q 49, damage wae done By tue storm
AV'4!ug Of cellars.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
lYl SESSION OF 1903 sa.-The next Ann ~ on a..
COURSE OF LECTURES will commence on tne
FIRST AIONDAY IN OCTOBER and consl a f
until the lsT OF MARCH, with 1uli S,I, %
Professors and with all requisite means OF
tion. - p.,ct,ca,
Anatomy are ample. -, roa
Clinical Instruction at the Howards ST1ss h fn
pita the City Alrns-houses, and the C9iiese sI5
Urinary, presenting In the aggregate large Heio
Tor the practical study Of disease, eo,usn,s Hog
The 1nhrmary, which Is also Inc eealr sa .h -
pita for the port of Richmond, Is open ior Inc
cepion of patients from any quarter =. ver1 ne
rate rates and offers peculiar advantages LOT .ne
Medical or surgical treatment OF diseases anu IN
juries. ,,c,,sors, tickets
FEES: Naturalization, IS; Professors ,,es slo
fun course. s1-O; Demonstration OF Anatomy %" )
Graduation, $40. - r..o prof.ssors,
liberal credit for the amount OF lroies s OF,
f. es 10 students presenting pro'ef @ E
bilty to make present payment, III" "a .f
ARD good character. or IN. ctrcu
For further information or copy Of \. Inc 6
lar address - l.. 3. JOYNES, Al. ",
i''i' 'uute'' Dean OF the Faculty.
htSt''hoNp' au l-d2awet&w6t
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FosT-ofFICE AFFAIRs--VIRGINIA.-
9,Psng Greek, Rockingham county, Va, D.
T. Long appointed postmaster, near route
3 D to Dayton; papers to Sangerville.
Hiu'nvl!!e, Rockingham county, Va, John
~ u: herhn postmaster same route. AT
"y'AeVllle, Va, P. R. Gibson is designated
t. Hall messenger, vice K. Is. Shores & Co.
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sourh Carolina LegisIature.

COLUMBIA, S. c., September IA bill
"to suppress instruction and rebellion,
giving the Governor dictatorial powers in
such events, was introduced in the Senate
to-day,
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RrrvRLIcAN Silt IN MINNEsoTA.-S.
p7,d. Mimi, September 5.-The Republi-
csn congressional nomination on Thursday
b.: resulted in a split. and two candidates
s-s in the 6eld-Donnellv and Hubbard.
Unless compromise is effected, Brecker,
he Democratic nominee, will be elected.
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VARIETY sPRINGs.-This delightful

VARIETY SPRINGS.-This delightful
" summer resort situated fifteen miles west Of
Jtauuton on the Virginia Central Railroad, viii
be opened for the accommodation of guests on the
18th June. t..I
Business men wishing retreat for their families
during summer win have every advantage here:
other cities they reach these springs on the same
day at O'Clock P. N. .,..-f
Seven different kinds Of water, and, agreeable 70
analysis, OF superior quality. -. Hi. !,
The cars stop at the door,
TERMS Gas per month, SIC per week, 81 per day.
Children under twelve years and servants ha1
price. Bathing In Healing Water gratis.
- - ?. & NJ. BURRUSS
te1o-sm Proprietors.
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A Georgian to Speak at the North.
AUGUSTA, GA, September Hon. b.
H. Hill is about leaving for the North and
West, where he will take the stump in the
interest of the Democracy, and for the pur-
pose of representing the true condition OF
affairs South. ....-a.
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FURNITURE, &c.

IF YOU WANT FINE AND ELEGANT
l. FURNITURE, and at the same time CHEAP
and DURABLE. go to II. A. ATKINSON'S
Governor street between Fr.nklin and Ross, No.
100. He has 1t of his own make. which he will
to attend to the UNDERTAKING DEPART
MENT of his business IN every style, to which he
gives his personal attention. Having had an ex-
perience Of thirty years as a manufacturer, he
a&tters himself that he can give entire satisfaction
REPAIRING and BOXING done In the best
manner and at the shortest noth D..
~. r.H.-@ H. A. ATKINSON,
fv 16-1D No. 100 Governor street
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND 81

i AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP -
LINE Steamers NORFOLK and VALLEY
CITY, composing this line, will leave Phj1adelphfs
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken FOR Norfolk, also for CHARLES
TON, SAVANNAH, and NEW ORLEANS, and
bills Of lading signed through. .....
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, go. w. P. PORTER, Agent
ocs1 OGice No. 242S on the Dock
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THO ADvERTIsERs.-THEs SEMI

l. WEEKLY lNDkX, PUBLISHED AT HEN
DERSUN, n. C.-Located Immediately on the
Raleigh and CASTOR railroad equi-distant from It's
termni. in 4 CROWN. town; in the centre OF three
Of the largest, wcaithiest, most enterprsing ana
prosperous counties in North Caroilna-N arren,
stantly-increasiug circulation, the SEh1-"EEh-
LIZ INDEX offers superior Inducements rs an adj
yertisiny medium to merchants and others wishing
the trade Of the central portion Of the state or inc
counties OF Granville, " arren, Franklin, W axe
Nash, Person, and Halifax.
Advertisements inserted as follows All tran.
srnt advertisements 75c per square for first nsei-
ton anu 400. per square each subsequent mser-
tion-a square of one inch space or less.
Iur he III ri
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DICKLING VINEGAR, SO.

800 gallons VIRGINIA CIDER FLNE0Ah,
WHITE GINGER, .....
CELERY SEED, ,,,r,> rnrD
WHITE and BLACK MUSTARD SELL
BLACK PEPPER,
LONG PEPPER,
CINNAMON,
NUTMEGS,
CARRAWAY SEED,
CORlANDER SEED,
CLOVES ....
STONE JARS.
,yr eat BROAD street.