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NASHVILLE, TENN.
Neu Adveriisements.

Mr.. w. Z. Ward advertises his frs!-class
Seminary, now the leading school in the
South. Here The little child may enter
and take the regular course. Any parent
spending "a no r in this Seminary will see
that education Is The great absorbing
theme.
Jacob Heia continues his forced auc-
ton sale" this morning, when he will close
consignments regardless Of price.
The United States Fro and Marine In
saranoe Company, Mari & Coleman, agents,
takes risks on dwelling houses, store
houses 0merohandise, ete, 90 Cthe most
reasonable Terms. & lJlIJti1A- CtJ,
Ycatman, Shields & Co, have a large
and pereupiory sale Of seasonable goods
this morning.
DR.. Edrehi, a native of Turkey, will de-
liver two lectures on the manners, customs
and hiiofy &C his country at Masonic Hall,
on the 3lst inst, ands2nd of November,
which being new, viii no doubt be highly
CrunE, D5dson & Co, have one oil theIr
best auction sales this morning. .tas
See list Of bankrupt notices, arfsf.
The Great EtherIdge Reception
Procession.
The following list Of aids have been APP
pointed by The Grand Marshall for The
great Conservative demonstration on Satur
3 day nexi Thomas y. Craigbead, w. II
Simmonds, Robert Mckenzie, Chas. II
Stocked, Tbomas Parks, H. c. Singleton
T. i. Albert, john Hes, John IIalofan
Geo. Hooper, colored. Ed. Goff, colored.
Vt. Glasgow will act as Chief Mar
shall TO the mounted Etheridge escort.
Those appointed with the Marshall's o
the delegations participating, will report t.
the grand Marshall at o'clock this morn
ing, at the Democratic headquarters
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Thi splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world, The only
true and perfect Dyc-harmless. reliable, instan-
taReOus. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. InVigOrates the hair
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bdtchslor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided, Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. Lapr29 ly.
Extra Special NOtiee.-Beware Of COun-
terfeits! Smiths Tonic Syrup has been eOun-
terfeitod. and the cOuntsrfeter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have D.. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DR.. John
Bull only has the right to manufacture and sell
the original John Smiths Tonic Syrup. of Lou
isville Kentucky. Examine well the label on
each bottle. If my private stamp is not on the
bottle, do not purchase, or you will be deceived.
See my column advertisement, and my show
card. will prosecute any one infringing on
my right. The genuine Smiths ionic Syrup
can be prepared only by myself.
The publics servant,
DIR. JOHN BULL.
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A match game played Yesterday resulted
as follows: southern l., Stouewall IS.
The Uui7gr-ily and Clipper had match
game yesterday, which resulted IN favor Of
the University by a score of twenty-five 10
seventeen. The Trix and Star West also
played "a game, which ended in victory
for tbe Iriz by a score Of thirty.seven to
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Cotton opened firm and holders too high for
buyers; closed stt; middlings 2fIe; sales 327
bales; receipts 1910.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and aequaintances of W. Hooper
Harris. and Mrs. Fannie Martin, are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral of the late
Mrs. JENNIE MARTIN HARRIS. which will take
place at Mount Olivet Cemetery. this Thurs
day evening at 3]< O'clock. Divine service by
Rev. DR.. r. A. Young.
Hacks to convey friends will be at Mrs. Mar,
tins. No. Is. Spruce street, at 21$ I'm.
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coined him, which was responded to by the
Grand Sire in very nice little speech.
After the reception Of some other re
ports, the Grand Lodge adjourned to this
morninr at Q O'clock.
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aNOhGlAs
CaukraI r. r Rk-

Gold is Without material change. The
following are the New York quotations Of
yesterday: Opened at l94f, was 1345 at
1920, 1345 at noon, and closed at 1S4g at
3P.M. The rates here were 1884 buying
and 135 selling:
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday az follows:
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Atlanta, Gs.,..Oet. 90,
Inc market Closed sim 90 &c.
Memphis. Oct &c.

The advance which sellers looked for to mark
the course Of the market tO-dayW was only in part
realized, though both the Liverpool and New
York markets exhibited activity at better
prices. Sellers asked coke advance on the
prices Of Saturday, but buyers were slow TO take
hold and operations were consequently light
compared with tie operations Of the week The
inquiry was chiefly for low middling Of a good
style. Middbng Is quoted at 22l4023c. The
auction sale Of fine cotton exhibited at the late
county flir.. came eff this morning at iObin,
Lynn Co.'S. and was we'll attended. Twenty
ave bales we're sold. The premium bale was
sold at Al &c. IL was raised by Mrs. Vaudeville
Of this county. The certificate bale. raised by
J. ID. Perry, Of EeSOtO county. Mississippi, was
sold at 351zc. The balance Of tho cotton wss
sold at prices ranging from 2f.G3Oc. In addition
TO this there was a sale by Newton Ford Z Co
of one bale, raised b. +. q. Stephenson. Of this
county, seven miles from town on the Hernapdo
road, at sc. It was bought By K. Warberg.
Williamson. Hill x Co. sold one bale az $50.
1t was raised By r. H. BOatnan. Of Critlendsn
1rra
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GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER
ANCE
ri Annual Session.

TWenty-Th, ri Annual Session.
The Grand Division Sons of Temperance
OF The State of Tennessee, met at the Sons
Hall on Wednesday, the 2Slh of October
1868, it being the 18th annual session. The
attendance was very good, there being a
larger number Of Representatives than at
any time for years past az .+.ssr.s
The session was opened 10 the usual
form with the following officers, to. it:
George S Blschie, G WP.af al .af:
NJ Shivers, q w A.
Henry Curry, g S. -r -...
i w Adams, @ W. ...E.- ...:
A Frizzell, q Conductor.
II F Sewer, G Chaplain
Il NJ Whiiescaryer, q Secretary.
A Nelson, P q WP.
Some twenty new members we're intro
duced and initiated
The report Of the G W P, G Scribe and
6. Treasurer, we're presented and .Gerred
10 appropriate Committees when the Grand
Division adjourned until O'Clock
The Grand Division reassembled at
o'clock aud was opened: in the usual form,
Several members we're introduced and
initiated. sly "a sttsa
The meeting promises to be one Of un-
sual interest, there being large number
of representatives. present, AID various
matters of great importance to the Order
will be brought forward, .s.#8
Grand Division Sons of Temperance
assembled at o'clock, P. NJ
The Grand Division. proceeded to the
election Of officers, and resulted as fl-
lows:
Thos. II. Cooke, Memphis, g. W. P. .
Jas. Il. Patterson, Nashville, @. W. A.
DIR. John II. Curry, Nashville, G. 5.
j. w. Adams, Nashville, G. 4.
i. II. Osborne, MedOn, q. Chaplain.
Abe Frizzelle, Pulaski, G. Conductor.
T. N. Whtescauer, Lebanon, G. S.
Grand Division proceeded to the install
Iation Of the above officers.
The following we're elected Representa-
tives to the National Division Sons Of
Temperance, which meets in Washington
in June next: -
PC. w. P.'s Isaac Lilton, S. S. Hale,
John H. Curry, Jos. S. Carries, W. B. Coop
er, Thos. J. Halle, Arson Nelson, Jos. r.
Anderson, w. B. Thompson, Thos Nor
man, Geo. s. Blackie
J. G. W. As, Isaac Paul, L. E. Lynn,
G.. W. Blakemore, John Clendenning, w.
A. Wherry, J. II. Farrar, Isaac w. Moore,
>. n. Powell, JGo. NJ. Shivers.
j. q. Scribe, w. p. Jones. g. w. p,
Thomas II. Coke. q. w. a. J. 7. Patter-
son
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Assault. and Battery.

Maria Caru,hers and Lizzie CaTuLhers,
colcrtd, were arraigued before Esquire
Thuraeck yesterday on a charge Of assault
and battery upon some little children.
Each were fined s. and costs, and bound
over to keep the peace for six months on a
warrant taken Out by James Smith, the IA
lher Of the children.
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gssa I. O. OF.
annual Communication Of the r. w

Annual Communication of the r. w.
Grand Lodge.
The R W G Lodge of the State Of Ten
nessee, IOOF, met yesterday morning
with all the Grand Officers present, as fol-
lows: ...-.-.--rnrr~r,o rrvr,u
son.
latin. Z 1 / " II u y ~ / . q
7 w E Foust, + W G Warden, of Leba-
rnn VEE%H0P t1AhA rel
R H Barry, Rw G Secretary, Of Nash
Robt Thompson, r WIG Treasurer, of
W " G III Hensley, R W C Chaplain, Of Cor
James T Bell, R VIC Conductor, Of
Edgefeld. '-+1i a%-sAA !" -
Geo Sieferle, R VIC Guardian, Of Nash
vile.
The Grand Lodge was opened with
prayer by the Rev. W g Henscly, Grand
Chaplain. E .7eE @
The Grand Master announced the fol-
lowing Committee on credentials, to-witi
w H Christopher, F Hide, J II Ramey
The Committee on credentials submitted
a report recommending that the following
named P G's be admitted and receive the
l % L 4
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Property Holders should never be
without a Fire Policy in the old, well
tried, and Reliable State Insurance
Company Of Nashville.
onrDS tf
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TIE CorroN mARKETs.
Mobile, Oct. &c.

Cotton firm at 2S1ze for middlings; sales IL
bales; receipts IVA; exports none.
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Burial OF a Soldier.

\ soldier named Winford, belonging 10
company 81 forty fifth infantry, was con-
veyed to ifp National Cemetery yesterday,
headed by Vie Post Band, and followed by
squad ofSsohGers. EEEa8E
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An unsuccessful attempt was made by
some unknown persons to throw FROM the
track tran on the Nashville and North
western railroad yesterday, by placing 4
rail across the track, The engineer saw
the r.il before the train reached the place
and stepped the train.
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The market has been more active during tbe
week, IS the supply has largely increased and
orders from sDinners have been attrac. ed 10 this
market. Prices have declined about &c per 10 .
but the market closes hrmer under more favor
able reports from foreign markets. We duote
ordinary to good ordinary at lg622c. low mid
ding at ZIG &c; middiing-at . 5kc and strict
middling al &c per 10.
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TRRING BUT NOBLE.-SELF HELP FOR
IL young men who have erred, desire better
manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge. If benefited return the postage. Ad-
dress, PHILANTHR0S, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa seD23-3m
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New Orleans Produce Market.

special 70 the Union and American.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Up. M.--Bacon is higher
but the demand is light. shoulders l4l< ard
clear sides lSi4. Flour Is firm; superfins 81 %.
Corn dull at 81 07Gl O71S. Oats duh and dro0p-
ing, prime 6Dg62l4. Cotton firm ut pc for mid-
ding. Receipts 1910.
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Chm. Dem. State Central Ez Com.
oct27 81.
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SOUTHERN RELIEF +

The Grand Lodge of the United States,
donated 10 this jurisdiction $780, in the
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. y -Cottou closed firm mid
600 bales.
.LoSDoY, Oct. 2s.-Cons0Is sl9s. SO bonds
FEAyKroRr, Oct. 2s.-Bonds 81 .a7gl.
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DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN ExoHASsE.
REYENuE kTAMPS.

We have made arrangements o supply our
customers with Revenue Stamps at the follow
ing low rates. discount payable il stamps. viz
On purchases under $2b...-.......Pfr
On purchases of S2l or mOre...2 per cent. dis
On purchases of $50 or mOro.-3lS -
On purchases of 500 or mOre-.33I
On purchases Of 500 or mOre-.4f
On purchases Of $500 or mOre-..45 p"
On purchases Of $1,000 or mOre-.4sz
All orders must be accompanied By the money
or check for the amount. Stamps will be sent
by mail or express, as directed.
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, BIZ 7,an DoIur 3 Tit,Ie Thin.


AT the Inauguration of the Radical
equality pole on the Public Square yesler-
day afternoon, a fat man in a short coat,
who came here FROM Connecticut during
tie war, as quartermastet's clerk, devoted
a considerable portion Of his speech to i'll
timed and poorly worded abuse of Joe
Williams, colored man VINO thinks he
has right to vote and speak for who he
pIfases. Nobody was surprised at this bit
Of little mcanness on the part Of the
speaker, for he was but exemplifying the
trump card Of the pack he plays with
extraordinary love Of the negro az long a.
lie votes the Radical ticket, but beyond
this pretended affection nothing but hate,
malice, cupidity, aud all manner Of IN
ciaritableness-especially towards the col
ored men who support Democratic princi-
pies. A map, however, who was honored
with the rank and title of General" in
BtownIoa' 3 militia, should consider him.
sglf too much Of gentleman to abuse and
lnisreprcsent 4 colored man who has never
done him any wrong, and is at Tie time
absent or favored with no chance 10 vim
dictate himself. Joe Williams himself
would scorn to do 50 mean a thing.
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Receipts to-day AZ bales; sales S57 bales.
shipped III bales. The market opened firm this
forenoon ut 2213e for middlings. The very IA
yorable noon and afternoon Eastern and Euro-
pe4n market reports sent prices up another
half-eent in our market, and It closed firm and
active this evening.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky
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The Grand Lodge re-assembled at , P
NJ, all the Grand Officers present.
The reports of the Grand Secretary and
Grand Treasurer were, received and refer
red to the Finance Committee.
f. I, Smiley and W. H. Mcconnell,
Representatives to the Grand Lodge of The
United States submitted tn cir report, which
was received, and referred to special COM
mittce consisting of Representatives. Todd ],
Richards and HALEY.
Ga motion, the rule requiring resolu-
tons and reports of committees to lie over
one day under the rule, was suspended for
the remainder of the session.
Representative Todd then moved that 10
o'clock tomorrow, Thursday be the hour
fixed for the election of officers, which was
carried
Grand Sire, E. D. Farnsworth was then
introduced to the Grand Lodge, and receiv-
ell the Grand Honors. Grand Master
Brown in few appropriate remarks well
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. g -Tobacco-S 46 hbI.
Tobacco. Tugs 70 meiium wrappers. S6a2i -
Cotton 25t4c. Supertine flour S. - Wheat
81 S592 Corn old SjGgUc. new j58-Oe Buck
oats5SG55c- Mess pork $50 - BaeOn-shouI
ders 1910; clear rib sides IL &C; clear sides l7ic
Lard, fierce ll49lSc. Whisky. raw 81 I0ai2.
River falling, feet inches in the canal Clear
and pleasant.
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Louisville, Oct "a.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAP :.


London stock Market.
Special to the Union and American.
LOSDON. Oct. 2S-llIj A. M.-Conssls qF<.
United States sos 73ts; Erie 2Siz; illinois Cen
trail va.
IfyPrDoOI C01fov, NTa-ar.s
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81. LOuis Market.
New Orlcous yfnrlset

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 8 -SGperiiue -four S. 25GG
Wheat lower; fall 81 50Gl 90. Corn SI@l b..
Pork $50 1881. BULK sides To- Gl5izc Bacon
shoulders l9ifc; sides i6l I-lt-. Lard I75{.d
lSc. WHISKY 81 b.
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Cotton less active; sales 2OJ1; uplands 25I
Superine flour S6G6 80. Rice firm. Coffee firm,
Sugar tirm-Islandlrf Gl2. Wheat l92s lower.
Corn 81 O99l li1z. Heavy brown sheetingsljG
10; Printing clothes I4g7lz Best prints IN
@lfz No change in other goods
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Lnnfsrfue sTnrL.n,

NEW ORLEANS. Oct 2S.--C0tton easier. mid
ding 23l442 &c. Sales 900 bales. Receipts
1889 bales. Exports l712 bales. SUGAR steady.
new prime to choice SOL %.
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New York Money Market.
CIneinnalI IInrkrf.

NEw YORK. Oct. 2S.-Money easy. Call loans
&c. Sterling 3ijze3Sll. Gold 1872 F13iE. Oli
Tennessee5 70G70lz; new 7Jli 57Ois.
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CIScISNATI. Oct. IS Family flour s. SOC
-. Wheat 81 20. Corn 6O063e new: 9SaSl
old. Oats 5Tg6Sc. Cotton bruer ut 23l<G34c.
Whisky 81 10. Bulk sides 1910: clear bacon
sides l5lzc- Pork s., for future delivery. Lari
Ice Groceries uup1anrel
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Federal Court,

The following cases were continued yes
terday
Charles Burrell u.s. r. c. McNairy & Co.
United States rs Daniel Williams ct ais
McFerran & Son as. William Suuonton
Same rs. John J. Jackson.
United States rs. fourteen boxes tobacco,
condemned.
Same rs eleven boxes tobacco, con-
5emned.
United States Is. Same.
Johnson, }. D. Hyden and John Sprog
gins; dismissed,
&c. Gamble rs. William Gamble & Co,
non suH
The case Of y. f. AIloway Us. John
Doridy was taken mp bat not concluded.
criminal Court
State rs. b. $. Board, larceny verdict
no. guilty.
Safe as. Lean Foster, Prince Edwards
and Alfred Davis all colored, robbery,
continued ON affidavit Of defendants
State rs. John Hurst, horse stealing,
verde, ten years Imprisonment in tie peni-
Tertiary.
State as. Thomas Chadb2urn, larceny;
motion Tor 4 new trial ovcrruled.
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Liverpool Cotton Market.
New York Cotton markot.

Special to the Union and American.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 2S-ll.lj A. M.-COtt0n market
buOyant with a fair demand. Middliug upIands
lll- and nrlaar. n = .. Ln. 4. az D.
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.


MUNICIPAL OYyIoE we understand that
the following list comprises the changes
which will be made In the municipal oficers
Of this city By Gen. Schoneld during the pres
ss by ae G TO
N. Berkeley, vice Hugh Latham, auditor, IA.
Il sS5s, T Rss0 asS Wee
Mcknight; collector, northern district, I. q.
O'Neil, vice Jas. Fossett; assessor, northern
district, p. q. Henderson, vice J.: W. Camp
B. snSot; surveyor T. Bsl, it, Vice fSs sse
dore Ficklinj chief engineer fire department,
Ed. Hughes, vice A. o. Kell; superintende
sidermenNFirst ward, L. D. Harmon, Vice D. b,
s. Gwinni Second ward, Jas. l.. Dyson, vice
7. W. Smith; Fourth ward, Ro. Bell, sr., vice
7. H. Robertson common council First
Amos Thompson, tcoi'd,) vice A. d. Warneld;
Second ward, A; Moran, vice W. N. Brown,
Lewis STEIN. vice Geo. II. Robinson, David
Turner, vice l.. D. Harrison, J. E. Piper, (copd,)
vice George Simpsoni Third ward, W. ID. Mas
sey, vice George W. Clifford, Jas. NJ. Stewart,
vice John R. Lsmsden, Z. L. White, J. ".
3. Johnson; Fourth ward, VIM E Arnold, Vice
John Summers. George L, seaton, teord,)
In the board OF Aldermen Messrs. Markell,
Brewis, Prettyman, and Robertson having
been elected for two years, hold over, as also
Mr.. George Bryan, from the Third ward, who
eligible; The foiiowing.named person., who
lions: II. s. Martin and }. j. Smoot, Council
men from the Fourth and W. s. Moore and O.
L. Neale, Councilman OF the First wardj Thos.
Wilmington, clerk Of market Stephen X.
Field, collector Of Southern district; W. +.
Vincent mcasurer OF lumber; ]. p. Coleman,
measurer Of woodi Jacob Roxbury, ASSESSOR
And james Fadely, superintendent OF police.
FIsu MAaKET-shad, t22025 per hundreds
herring, tlsG2o per thousandi white perch, IS
cepts per bunch; rock, IS cents per bunch,
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The Navy Department.

Lieutenant Marston Niles ordered to report
to Rear Admiral II. X. HoR, North Atlantic
squadron, for duty.
First Assistant Engineer Z. A. De Valin de.
taehed from naval rendezvous, New York, and
ordered to Naval Academy.
First Assistant Enginee George J. Burnap
detached from Naval Academy, and ordered to
naval rendezvous, New York.
Second Assistant Engineer J. N. b. Smith
detached from the Ammanoosuc, and ordered
to the Tuscarora, San Francisco.
The orders detailing Second Assistant Engi-
gineer J. N. b. Smith to duty on board the
Tuscarora have been revoked, and he Is placed
on waiting orders.
Acting Second Assistant Engineer J. T.
Buckley and Acting Third Assistant Engineer
l.. @. Hart have been honorably discharged.
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Political news.

HoN. GEoRGEy. Lawrence, OF the Pennsyl.
yania Twenty.fourth District, who has been
ofsuffraso in all Of the States Of the Union,
has published a card denying the report. He
ann SGnsTess ss
for The states and the people thereof To fssu.
a s
men In Congress) the introduction Of the BILL
and DO not wish to be thus grossly misrepre.
Hon. oDEs BOWIE, Of Maryland, denies hav.
week with Hon. Montgomery Blair and some Of
the Federal ONCE. holders In that State for the
81 0 ,ss q ds
Of Pendieton for the Presidency.
The Georgia Democrats have nominated the
Hng c9ng,s'sio P,. Ssn 4S,,s r a
Seventh, General p NJ. B. Young.
The Providence Journal says "There will
HeS or " ne whose
| term in the United States Senate expires on
| the 4th OF March next"
MR.AsHBrRs, who was recently assassinated
| at Columbus, Ga, was the leader Of the Repub-
lean party in. that section. The Columbus
Sun, an incendisry sheet, gloats over the foul
| murder.
The asiesburg (Iii) Free Pres. hopes there
gan in the Republican State Convention for
denomination for Congressman at large.
THE st. Louis Dispaieh tDem.) opposes the
nomination OF Pendleton BY the Democratic
party, on the ground that he opposed the
war.
BEVERLY NASH. eolored, has been nominate
State senator by the Republicans Of Riehland
| district, South Carolina.
The vote at the special election for Judge
| Of the Supreme Court In California, as on
cially declared, was: Republican, 3S,oss; Demo-
Gratis, 81, 9oT.
ALABAMA, in 1856, had l0s,ilo adult male
whites, and po,Go2 blacks, the whites having .
majority Of II sos.
| HIRAM PRICE, member Of Congress from the
| for reelection.
| IT Is understood that Lieut.. Gov. Claim, Of
| Massachusetts, will consent to be a Republic
can candidate for Governor Of that State.
THE Iuka (Mississippi) Gazeis hoists the
/ name of George II. Pendleton, Of Ohio, and J.
W. stevenson, of Kentucky, for President and
| Vice President.
in Georgia, and will be supported by the rad
| icals.
KENTUCKY sends one hundred and forty del
| egates to the Soldiers and Sailors Conven-
ton to be held in Chicago, May 10.
GENERAL MILRoY is one of the candidates
for the Republican nomination for Congress
as successor oil Hon. Godlove S. Ortiz, oil In
diana.
THE Democratic State Convention of Missis.
sippi is to reassemble at an early day.
| WADE HAMPTON has been nominated foi
Governor by the Democrats OF South Carolina
The Delaware Republican State convention
is to be held at Dover on the sd Of April
A LARGE Grant club has been established a,
Lake View, Illinois.