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The FIRST General Snow OF the Sea

ROCHESTER, n. Y, October 17.-Twoand
s. half inches of snow have fallen here.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October lit is
very cold here. The first snow Of the
season is falling.
New YORK, October 17.-There are from
one TO four inches Of snow at and west OF
Binghampton, n. !.
CONCORD, n. II. October 17.-Worcester,
Mass, and other eastern cities, report q
binding SHOW from the northwest.
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text what harvest of death has been

reaped. ~
A country governed by dumb and I'M
sympathetic generals like Grant, and drilled
to military marches to the beat of the drum
ecclesiastic in the hands Of such .zealots as
Beecher, enters upon path that ends in
popular subsection TO military and priestly
tyranDy-the worst government that the
world has known.-ArgtS.
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STEA m ERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND SsTfs
AND NORFOLK STEAMsHIPsSs za1aais
LINE. : Steamers NORFOLK and VAL ~
CITY. composing this line, will leave PbiiadelpMS
DAY, alternately. @.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and 81.
Louis, vtd Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also,
for Norfolk and Boston: and close connection
made at Norfolk. Bills of lading signed through.
Passage Philadelphia, Including meals and state
room BIO w. i. PORTER, Agent, .
&c II Office 2425 Dock street.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

MADRID, October l7.-Aguirre has been
made president Of the Supreme Court.
Rios Rosas has been appointed Spanish
Minister 20 England.
General Dulce, who was appointed Cap
tain-General of Cuba, declines on the
ground of ill-health.
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HE IN GIlHn.

HAVANA, October l7.-An official an
nounccment is made to-day that an encoun-
ter has taken place between band of III
surgents and the Spanish troops at Tunas,
in which the former were defeated.
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BAVARIA,

DRESDEN, October 17.-Further tumults
occurred here yesterday among the COM
nissioners, but they were promptly sup
pressed
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ENGLAND.

MANCHESTER, October 1.-THE Chamber
of Commerce will give banquet TO Lord
Salisbury on the 9Th instant. Reverdy
johnson will be an invited guest.
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yOUTHERN COMMERCIAL COLLEgR.

SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
y No. sis BROAD STREET, BET&EES
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS. RICHMOND,
VA.-It has no superior In ;mparting thorough
Ornamental P.nmanship Double-Fntry Book.
keeping, Commercial Calculations, &c. Day and
nig6t Glasses will be instructed. Ladies eau re-
ceive instruction In Penmansbip and CARD. Mark
ing al hours most convenient TO them. The prfd@
c pal having resided In this city for many years,
known. and can give ample reference. Terms
within the reach Of all. For parttcuisrs call On
WILLIAM FLEGENHElalEhs, rIincipa. .
P. s-would also be willing % give tnstrection On
in writing or Book e. c,sssss IN , INC
souable terms to either teachers or pupils.
fw 8 + y
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EDUCATIONAL.

MIGHT SCHOOL OF UNIVERSITY
lSiACADEMY, No. al Hatn street, near nr nc
MONDAYS: WEDNESDAYS and tt .Iaa.s - -.
from to9P; M. Ancient languages, modrInt
saD penn sgship, book keeping, &c - taught y.
Terms Two DoLasks Par II NTH. ip@
structors: SIDNEY II. OWENS. Jr A. Nj
gradual. Of the University of.tffginfa In ancient
language l;ns. moaern languages, &C -.
I'm mathematics aud Latin and msdaiist In fnafbe-
matics j. ROGER HAOULT, French.
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The Majority in Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, October l7.-Forty-nine
counties official, and the balance reported,
give Radical majority Of l0,OS3.
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National Emm:G ration Convention.

BALTIMORE, October 1.-THE Conven-
ton of delegates from the immigrant socie-
ties of the United States for the protection
of immigrants met to-day, and after np-
pointing business committees, adjourned 10
tIopi,-,
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DOWHArAN sTEAMBOATassgyss ,

I COMPAN ME- + : SSzts1[aE1
STATE of MARYLAND AND PETERSBURG.
CHEAP, RELIABLE, AND SAFE ROUTE TO
BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH, BOSTON, AND
TINOGF, MAKING CLOSE C0ENECTiONN
WITH STEAMERS TO PH1LhDELPHIA...,No
CHARGE FOR " HaE as 4, URSSAGE,
or FORWARDIEU, AND NO TRASSHlP-
MGNT or GOODS 6EfWEES RicHaOND
AND BALTIMORE.--Les7 Baltimore every
leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THuRS-
DAY, ard SATURDAY.
Freight received every day (except Sunday up TO
O'clock p, ~ These steamer have excellent IA
loon, statero0ru, and passenger accommodations,
Ware, TygUo DOLLARS; meals .nh staLefoom
extra. For freight or ?assags apply TO
HARVEYs Il WILLIAMS. Agents,
,,Jn Commercial Block.
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TOR NORFOLK, pORT5-ssgN,

COR NORFOLK, PORTS Gs5sxaI
r. MOUTH. AND ALL LAEDIA ~ ~ sz6zStSz3zstszs
On THE JAMES RIyER.--The fast and elegant
steamer ELIZA HANCOCK, CaptSln q: c. Eis-
rORD leaves her whaIf at Rocketts FOR above.
us!uod places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and
FsfCkY at q O'Clock A. 81, aud returns on Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday.
pAs3ENGEiiS arrive at NORFOLK ia time TO
connect With steamers for BALTIMORE and
POINTS NORTH. ,,,,.,
TRAIN leaves CITY POINT Tor fEihEs'-
BURG on arrival Of STEAMER.
Fare tn Norfolk, a. 10.
Freight
received mp TO O. Z. II. TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, for NORFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH, BOsTON, BALTIMORE, and
BAY, aud Sill LANDINGS ON JAMES k1VEE
at reasonable rates.
Freights FOR way landings must be prs-patds
Letters entrusted 70 purscr OF steamer NUS! pe
enclosed in l. Government stamped envelope.
Applyto l.. =. TATUh, Agent
mis- Office. steamers wharf.
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TRESH MILK.-B RDEN'S CON-
L DEESED MILK.
oca DANDRIDGE & ANDERSON.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
GOOCHLAND COURTHOUSE, october 8, 1858.


GooCHLAND COURTHOUSE, October 8, 1858. :
VTIRGINIA.-In Goochland County Cir
cult Court September !, lsas
d. w. Lassiter, executor OF Frances Rlyes and
Samuel s. Carter. .Plainllu,
against
a. NJ Hamilton, sheriff Of Goochland county, and
as such aGnlinistral or OF Jesse IL. Heath. de-
ceased, Sarah Heath. the widow, and William
Miller, guardian al Item for Elizabeth, GunseH
Jennie Tarlton aud Ellen Heath Robert Skip
with and W alter ID. Leake, trustees, &c Sallle
l.. Carter In her own right and as administra-
trix or Mildred l.. Carter, deceased, and ann r.
Coles ..Delepudns
The court doth therefore adjudge, order, and de-
cree that IL be referrei TO OF the commissioners
OF this court to take the following accounts VIZ,
IN An acc cunt OF the administration OF A. d. ham
(2 an account OF all the estate, real ana rsona,
OF said decedent which can be made available Tor
the payment Of deb s ~ au account Of al debts
due from the estate Of the Gecsdent Win their
character and the order In which they bind the
estate or any part thereof; and t4) an account
showing the amounts paid by the pla1ndf, ID. w.
Lass!,er as executor OF T. K. Hives, on the bonds
mentioned IN the bill, and In what ch aracter his
testatoc WAS L party 10 said bonds The creditors
of the estate of Jesse II. Heath, deceased shall
prove their claims Before commissioner a day
70 be named By him, Oh paia OF being excluded
from ell share IN the assets.
This parties interested n the decree Of which the
foregoing is an extract are hereby notih> ri that
have fNsd upon the 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER
NEXT as the time and my Office, az Goochl4 and
Courthouse. the place for executing aid decree,
NJ which time aud place they are required 70 al.
tend with such vouchers and other evidence rs viii
enable me 10 take said accounts.
''iyen under my hand = commissioner OF n court
the day aud year acst above written. ,.,,s
lG-Thiw o ". p FAsAN'FS.
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&t0 hEWARD.-The above reward VIII
cd III he paid for testimony tn convict the men
-four or Il re on foot and one sorre Eorsel WIo
KNOCKED DOWN MY FENCE ON sAtuh-
DAY LAST. u,o,nr
oc b--3ts JOHN MVVUNVfslH
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and Colfax; but it need not occasion any
surprise if Phelps Democrat) ut the same
time be elected Governor. Special dispatch
to the Star.
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IMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGMENT Pro-
PERTY CAN ONLY BE RESTORED By ACT OF
CoNGREss.-Blanton Duncan Us. The Uni
ted States. In this case the property of
Mr.. Duncan was seized under the act of
Congress July II, 1862, as having been
forfeited TO the Government by reason of
his participation in the rebellion.
After judgment of the District Court
investing the United States with the title
of the property, Mr.. Duncan obtained O
pardon from the President, and endeavored
to get an order from the District Court re-
storing the property to him. The District
Court, Judge Ballard, decided that the title
to Mr.. Duncan's property having been
vested in the United States, II was beyond
the power Of the court to restore it to him,
and that it could be done only by an act of
Congress.
This opinion was affirmed Yesterday by
Justice Swayne, holding the Circuit Court.
Louisville Courier, October llth.
This decision is correct. 1t does not
touch cases in which the title to the property
had not passed from the owner, but only
those in which the property had been judi
cially disposed of before pardon granted J
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MONTHLY SCHOOL REPORTS printed
WI In the hes style Of the art at the DISPATCH
OEEIEE Re
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Well Invested and secured.
Assets employed here for ire general GsnsSI
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS inN
ted.
o'N0e w. D. j. HARTSoOk. President
DAVID I. BURR, Secretary.
u. G. WugnHY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Va COMPANY OF NEW Y0Rt

ANNUAL INCOME. .sic, ooc, sos
CASH ASSETS YEAR ENDING FEB
RUARY L lSea, SIS coo, ee1
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VTIRGINIA.-In Goochland County Cir
cult Court, September !, lsas
D. w. Lassiter, executor OF Frances Riyes and
Samuel s. Garter. Plaintiff,
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DOMESTIC INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
or VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1855.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-22
Special Attention
sum MONS.
Fifty cents State Revenue stamp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
/ Judicial District, Of the State Of Ne vxda, in
and for the county Of 0rmsby.
NELSON SroN rOMlIE vs.. ALICE ST0N-
T0MIRE. Action trouch Int in the District Court
of the Second Judicial District Of the State Of
Nevada, in and for the county Of 0rmsb aud the
complaint filed in said county Of OrInsby in the
office of the Clerk of said District Court.
The State Of Nevada se,iis greeting to Alice
Stontomire defendant: Yur are hereby required
to appear in an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District Of tie state Of Nevada,
in and for the county Of ormshy, and t. answer
the complaint fled therein Ia copy Of which NC
companies his Summous) within tea DAYS (exclu-
sive of the day Of soryice) after the service you
of ris SuInmons--if sci ved within this county
or if erred out Of this county, hut in this Dis.
t-ict within twtlty days, otherwise within forty
days-or Judgment by default will be taken
against ycu.
The said az ion Is brought TO obtain decree Of
divorce frcm the bonds Of Iuatrimol.y existing be
tween you and the flaintir herein also fer the
crstUiy, etc. Of your two children, to wit, David
and George Stonteinire and for costs OF suit, etc
etc and for cause Of this action the plaintf al
leges against yen, willfu desertiou dissolute haD
its, ETC., as ia hiI complaint set forth.
And you are her,by notified tha, IL you fail to
appear al answer the said complaint above re-
Juired, the said plaintiff will take decree aud \
judgment as prayed.
Given under my hand, and the Sal Of the Dis. |
trict Court of the Second Judicial District Of tn,
w.. Stat Of Nevada, ir and for the county
sr.r | Of 0rmsby. this l4th day Of July, IN |
| TIE year Of our Lord, enc thousand J
49," eight huudr and six.y eight.
N. J. AsAAoRE, Clerk.
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ATFORn AND RESOL


II AMI HE E>oLo IloNS' =
r,,..,..
SUI. If r. .ae runn, %' rs
Eress as c,incei hv tn. a option nj in mi ,rity
le States lately in rebellion Of Constitution,
ing equal evil AMI folit cal ri-hts to all ;
We regard 1t AZ the duty OF the Government
1s'alh nee .oh., l'uti Il. ana p'tsrnt the
~ ,91rcbv ,,,j o1irit,ry r,,Ie '''''''' - d
Icona-The gn.ranree Gy Congress- of eaual
age t. all Iryal m4n ia the south was de-
lei by every consideration Of public SAFETY
itude AMI justice s''! must be maintained
tne 4nes'on o1 suffrage IN all the loyal
properly o'i i'eS 10 TIE peot'e q 'ho'.
ird-we denonnre all forms Of rsnu,i,.i,r
national ime. The ns inn,l honor requires
5st good faith to our creditor. at home and
'd-not only according 30 the letter but the
Of 'he IA" nnd.. winch IT was c9ntrt'tei.
taxatin .br"Ij he enn,I,1el and ra,,,rs1 st',n
IN As the nati,n,l faIth viii nrrmit
h-The national debt, Contracted as it has
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SOLDIERS yOrE is THEY FOUGHT,

Its amusing to mark how eagerly and car
nestly that party which did its best to destroy
our sOldiery. that democracy which never hfsei
Its voice to aid our boys in blue who were fight
ing between our homes and the enemy, by sin
gle word Of encouragement, and whose leading
men boast that they never voted dollar in cloth
ing or sapPlcs-nov strive To make capital out
Of the military element to "boos," themselves 10
power to render void the vi:tcries which so,d;,r.
gained. Their efforts are frantic 10 make |, an.
pear that men with military hsndies to their
names gather around and support them, and
they confer title on men distinguished In the
militia and anywhere but in ffOnt Of the enemy,
to make "show" Of hands and names. The
Soldiers and Sailors" Convention ct Augusta
can be illustrated BY two facts: One Of their
vice presidents, . Capt from Klttery. fought,
bled and died just two weeks on the rod 70
Washington, but got no nearer to the enemy.
lie was then discharged With the Enforcement,
'.Por Incompsseney" written upon that dis
charge On the Ksnnsbec train to Tia, COnven-
tion sol" approached "s,iisr" with this
sslutstion-"Ars yoa delegaser' 81 am q
delegate 10 The Soldiers Convention" The
~ os Are; didat know you were d. pat.
r'osio enough 10 fight with LiDco'n's hireiinss' -
mot By I'D ssht." The ''sosdier" replied,
81 enlisted for The bounty and got II, bat never
len The ssassr, Qn any Democrat fssi a.
gr'eved n tAs ssassnat. 10 can lsan oar vossh-
sr Tor 10 with The names Of The parties. BY calling
at thu ofhce) AZ.
No, men who perilled their lives To sustain
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Two white men and negro were killed By
lightning near Louisville, Saturday night, Shlcn
shows that the lightning works agsdnH the Demo
cratic party.
A boy, twelve yesrs Of age, son Of Mr.. John
Harmon Of Portsmouth, N. H., was drowned on
Wednesday. He Was b,thing and fell from .
!og INTO the mater. striking bis bead on another,
he must have been fatally stunned, - the water
was quite shallow where the body was found.
A passenger BY night train on the Hudson
River railroad tells the following the train was
detained ct 0rssnbush Cor httls vhils. and
while waiting, cattle train came ON the other
track and stopped. Such noise has seldom been
heard he cattle beloved, The IAse. - nm a
bleating, ard hshog gsrmtsd, uatl M ps,-
eugers were nearly erased. One old fellow had
slept for hours, but this noise woke him. Rub
bling his syes, be listened IN smaiemsnt, "uooJ
gracious" says he, "what's this" Pesring
into The darkness without dis,uning anything,
and listening more critically, be at last atisfei
himself, and set the passengers roaring BY tho
exclamation. "why, this must be ademocr.tio
convention" ...
Twenty-Five thousand dollars Of Pacific Rail-
way bonds, and $1,000 OF United Ststes bonds
were stolen from New York banking house on
Friday. ., ,.g ..
Six persons In Philsdelphis have been sen
fenced b pay fines Of GO. 900 -snd undergo
one years imprisonment csoh Cor removing
whisky from dlstinery other than to . U. =.
bonded warehouse. Among the persons Il VIM.
NJ. Cooper. the founder Of the famous Cooper
shop refreshmnt rooms which rendered such
patriotic service during the war.
Tho attention Of Town Assessors Is called to
the decision Of the Atty. Gen.. that The school
tax 70 be assessed for 1868 Is one dollar instead
Of xvsa.aw cents. This Is important. The
attention Of oil honsnbly discharged soiiiers
and sailors In this State, Is called to IN ad.er-
tisement In this paper from the Adjutant Cen
erl. 80.
Strauss, The last Of the whiskey conspiIators.
was yesterday yentssesd to pay dss OF 5000
and Imprisonment for ten days. ...t
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The recent letter from Senator Fowler, in
which he says that the whole House Is under the
lead Of those good old democrats, d. =. Butler
and John A. Logan, and he cannot have any
interest in scheme to usurp his government by
such bold, bad conspiratos, has called out q
brief reply from General Butler, Of which the
following Is the material portion:-
In the year 1866, after I had made some
speeches at the West, in favor Of the impeach-
ment Of Andrew johnson, Senator Fowler came
600 miles to my home In Lowell to visit me, be-
ing the first time had ever seen him, and the
only errand he made was TO urge me vehement
ly mott cease my efforts until Andrew johnson
was impeached, giving a. arcason among others
that had never lived In Tennessee, I could
form no conception Of what bad man Andrew
johnson was; and in fact that the vivid descrip-
ton Of his habits and conduct while governing
Tennessee, given me bv young rennesseean
who WAS present, fsilei to convey any adequate
idea Of his character. Times change, and some
Of us change with them.
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Mr.. Foster ftsa hSComs, 1ttsssn RI tatioes
reported tho fOll bncs hick ssrS tunatt eously
adopted BY rs ~: ~ IkN
,, S,,:.: .,ss.: Th ~ asn! prsss .sf:ss5
cd by the Nationif RI eabiica II P.fty Of Dc o.
ted states In Conysntfon assembled 81 Chicago
on the 10Th day OF May 1863
,R,.o!.sd. That We faliy approve the termination
" 0rant sd CelAS a. psssSdsat go -Ntss -trssk
dent. and that 70 u their names are synonyms OF
l'i 49, fsa fi il6a ,yohn 1yssnl,n .S,yI ps.li
tfoh in which he ha. been placed. has fully juiti.
fed the confidence OF the people. and under every
new trisland responsibility. has manlfestsd quail
Ties Of fidelity. Intelligence, and attention 10 hi.
duties which mark . valuable public servant, and
the Republican votes OF the nrst District will
make kSowp tAelr appYeefation q hb shsfASter
ssd asSssrvieef BY hf, viaapuAst se.slsstlon to
the seat he now holdA
After some eloquent remarks from Gen. Neal
Dow, The Convention adjourned .--.--------
,Jous JAmos, President
]. E. BurLn, s.-.,.,,..
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TIA result Of no lucky accident, bat OF ~
cjous craftsmanship and wise legisiauon. I Inc
historian attributes V to the naVissuoa ~.
,a"s.i by Cromvell's Parliament more than
i~o Centuries ago. May the future historian.
In commenting upon the commercial gresiness'
7 trust the commercial supremacy OF the Unit
ed states two centuries hence. trace the source
of that greatness, In part at least, BACK 10 tne
vise Iegislation Of this fortieth Cesgrsse.
Shjch has been likenei(by lis enemiesl 10 tns'
long Parliament OF Cromwell.
yield nov to the gentleman from Nc" io'A'
mir. Brooks.
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Municipal Court-s.Sseo.
BEFORE JUDGE EMERY.

Juus rs, EArman smithy vas found guilty OF
IN 4 house On wharf otrset. Seatesss $500 and
costs with the alternative OF thirty dsys in tho
popular summsr resort at Alfred.
WIN. d. Sampson was found guilty Of the nmo
offence. A. this was not his hrst appearance In
Court on this complaint, and - his nerves were
evidently much shattered by long indulgence In
Medfbfd, the Judge regarded the case NON 9
hyrisnic a. we'll ~ lrom strictly Judicial POINT OF
view. and allowed Mr.. sampson uxty dayy OF the
County Hospital. 10 feruPsrsts hh vsstsd eonsti-
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| n Hsasoa sSbsrsi sL,aA h.. hitherto
bed abpsisd to sd q, Jpdss Chase. now
nys@hk: ~Ahe chsS flag ago showed him
selfA ssior< ca = Grant in the ability
to select and gather around him the bcst and
most capable men. He Is showing himself In
fsrior again BY his l.sk- e. sSili., -te-wsh ssr
the call Of the people and to cheerfdlly submit
20 thsr dssrcsJ ms vsisrsn Of the Liberty
Party Is bidding through the columns Of the
Nsx York Herald Tor the support Of those who
made four years. war to save slavery by do
stroying the Union, and are not sorry for 1t
This Presidential disease Is indeed terrible"
Rhett. Of the Charleston Mercury, threatens
that South Carolina will bolt tho DsmOcratia
nominations, and let the party .'go to the devil
together" unless the approaching National Con-
rension shall insert into tn platform . deelsrs-
ton agsinst universal suffrage, and against the
existing reconstruction laws, on the ground that
they are ''unconstitutionsl, and to be whipped
out, and that the States alone Arc competent to
regulate suffrage within their limits; that
Congress has no power In the matter" g 90
Show us . .sarpet bsgger" and We will show
you supporter Of Grant and Colfax. 90 /.
Show IN loyal Southsrner who Is true to
bis slate and his country, and We will show you
man who will not support Grant and Colfsx'
:-World. ..f. r H.f A. fr' .~ -u
Show us soldier who fought for the Gag or a
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wHolnsALE psics. 3.
Prices NJ Market Beef-Exta 81 50 % so % npt
Quality tis - . tis % rrc,od quaiity OIL 40 81
90, third quality $40 90 10 Sil 90. o..
Proos Of ssas cait,e-watlns oxrn, v pair, SisA,
500, $3.50 10 t323.
Yearinss so % $50 two yrsn old 80 10 SIS three
years old Sts ~ 500 49, t
Price, 81 sbsp and LAmbs In los 81 o. % 90, % 70
each extra "a 90 % 5, or from 81 " &c Y b.
sptins lambs, 81 10 s. o. Veal Calves, IS Is.
Hides n9lc TAilo~ ] o se v b.
Pela Al rs 70 81 20 Zach CAN Sthns % % ooe 2 h.
MI. Bsef-EstN AMI nst quality includes Dokhine
but the best large. kt stalled 0xen second quality In
eludes the b-st Erxss.f Oxsn, the bes ssaed Cow.
and the b>st three year oh Sesfs ordinary consists q
Dulh and Tho rsh,se u his, ......s........
sheep-Extn includes Cosssts, and When tboss info
Tior quality are thrown out ofthe i8.