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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-30
North Carolina Affairs.

NUl Ill Aud1IS.
According to the Proclamation of the Governor
elect land which Gen. Candy has cndorsed) the
Legislature of North Carolina assemblies in Raleigh
Wednesday Of this week being the LIST day of July
.As there is great deal of to be done by this
body in order to comply with the requirements of
the ncw Constitution, presume the session will be
II long II will require intelligence and legal
ability of the first order frame the laws that must
necessarily be enacted, but fear that many gentle
Inri: aho possess these qualifications and who have
been elected. are banned by the Howard amendment
and Hill he permitted to take their seats Such
Bedford Brown and Judge Osborne cannot
hold their unless relieved by Congress- and it
does not seem that there is enough magnanimity in
that body to relieve any who does not belong to
TIE Republican party.
We are in favor of relieving every man who has
been elected to Office, and when the Legislature
meets ii would be crcditahe that body if il
petition Congress to relieve those members wh"
pro,cribeI. The Republican members ought
to remember that one particular party came" remain
in po~cr always, aud if they ilIibera and vim
lirtisc now, they complain if they are pro-
s"ribcd hereafter when :, change takes place.
The adminisr ration Of the State Government will
be in the hands OF the Republican party for four
years, and il remains 10 be whether it will be
conducted to promote peace. harmony and
"''''' 'i '' F' VI ' i "'
'"' '''">' ''A L" ''' r'i WI" "il al ''! W.
hur,lenri With taxes. We hope such silly and
u',callc,, for viii hc committed by the Legislature,
bur tl,.. I, !ilnlr
l<h"d i;"hci than Increased.
The Legislature Will have no authority to impose
,,,l d., ill.,, ,,,.,.,,i,o, -, ,! go,,si,,-
-, ,,,., i,.,.,,.,,,,t ,.,,;,. 1o,, ,,v will mn,
move money in the Treasnry than high one he
r,usc none returns will be made and there
VIII be less '''.inatl"n +" eTade payment.
Inc i'"i''Gh Standard says 1t Is expected the GoN-
ern"r and Slate officers will he inaugurated on the
an III July.
,r.,.- 600 ~, ,. of :, o,,,,o,. Nv
criso- f 4, hr,,t L,oI ,ns,;.,,a b;n;u,, an
=, -.
i"'Sc's evening '"iS "eeA
,~sg. We jirnct ot,e,tion IN tho ,dJross n the
rr,o, mil iIr,,r, Sc u,.1o,,,r ,,nt,. ,,,,b
I;xhcI in aro,hc, eoIurn
od,,i,o,,J -. ,hmao nor oo,,t
-
DuowxEp.-We regret to learn that a very worthy
Young man named Rodney Alexander fson of Martin
!lcxander) was drowned in Catawba River near
iagar's Ferry in this county, on Saturday after
Hoon 2Oth inst He was wading in the Riverfor the
purpose of trying how far he could 60 when he got
:; I 49,. 49,, $780, ,,, .. , . NJ; ,,.
~
In the Senate, on the 22d, petition was presented
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-30

SOUTHERN GoyERNoRs.-tiog. Bullock, of
Georgia. Is from New York; Gov. Clayton, of
Arkansas. is from Pennsylvania; Gov. Reed Of
Florida, is from Wisconsin: Gov. Yarmouth Of
Louisiana, is from Illinois; Gov Scott, of South
Carolina, is from Pennsylvania aud Ohio All
carpet baggers The Governor (B. B. Eggle-
ston) proposed fer Mississippi is from Ohio; Gov.
Wells to he voted for in Virginia, is from Michi
gan.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-30

FROM WASHINGTON.

There is 10 late news iro,n Washington Of any
importance. Congress has been deyoting Its tiz-a
mostly TO remodeling The Tax Law.
A Bill, authorizing the Secretary Of War to supply
each Congressional District with two thousand rifles
and battery upon that the militia organi-
nations in said Districts doll referred to
the Military Committee.
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CITY BOOK STORE.
Johnston & Elliott,
) doors 0kore Z, " De,ren q: CO's Bunk

doors ADORE 4. ". Derry d Cos Bank.
BOOKS. BOOKS!! BOOKSN!
We arc daily receiving additions TO our stock Of
Books of the latest publications, 10 which invite
the attention Of the public.
NOVELS.
We keep the latest and most interesting.
School Books,
OF all kinds and as cheap ms the cheapest
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
a new assortment-beautiful and cheap.
Hymn Books and Bibles.
A good assortment-all kinds and prices.
neiJ~ Wholesale buyers and Teachers buying Books,
will 10 well to give a call before purchasing else
where, determined to sell cheap the
cheapest.
STATIONERY.
We invite special attention to our stock Of Paper
writing. Printing. Drawing and Tissue), Envelopes,
Pens, Inks. &c.
CARDS,
Printing and Visiting Carls--all prices.
Sewing Machines.
We are the Agents for the sale Of Wilcox & Gibbs
Sewing Machinethe best in use. Call early and
examine il.
Music.
Remember Catalogue Of Music; any piece Sc
lected ill be ordered and sold at Catalogue prices
JOHNSTON & ELLIOTT.
RAGS WANTED.
1000 900 pounds Of RAGS wanted by
June 20, 1868. JOHNSTON & ELLIOTT.
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I m $500 The closing exercises Of
EjIII 80 the CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTI-
.i.aI TUTE will take place on the night Of
Tuesday, the 30th inst, end "Wednesday morning,
the ist July
On Tuesday night heregulfr Concert will be given.
On Wednesday, address Ls Rev. 4 F. Dickson, OF
OrGngcburg :. {. Address to GraGuating class and
other exercises
The public are invited 10 attend.
juno % 1863
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MARKETS.

NEW York June 2G.-Cotton move ac.ive--a half
better. Sales Of 600 bales ct 81 to sig
Gold l.403.
LIVERPOOL, June 26.--Cotton frmer and more
tive Sales of $4,000 balcs-Upands 1T to lls;
Orleans II TO IFS pence; Manchester firm.
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between J.
Biix5auIn s. ABathan and J. Roessler, known tho
firm Of 81 BUXBAUu & co.. was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 23d inst. Roessier with
drawing from the gard firm.
Claims due 10 and by the late firm at Charlotte
will be settled By J. Buxbaum.
J. BUXBAUM,
y AHATHAE,
June 90 1863. J. ROESSLER.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

General Scott, the "Gcvernor elect, has issued
his proclamation, converting the Legislature on the
6th Of july.
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A LIVE CONCERN.

We are just in receipt Of SECOND STOCK Of
New Goods, which we bought very cheap, and are
offering great inducements TO parties wishing to buy
either at wholesale or retail.
We have the largest and best assorted stock OF
CALICOES ever offered in this markets Bleached and
Brown Shifting and Srecting; Pillow case Linens
and Sheetings Ticking; Alamance rlaids; Worsted
and Cotton Damask, &C. &c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-30

GEoRGIA-Gov. Bullock issues proclama-
ton. dated Augusta, June 18th, converting the
Legislature of Georgia, in Atlanta, en- the fourth
of July, under the authority granted hy act of
CONGRESS
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-30

as5s@ 1t is strange that people will continue to
send Communications without giving their
names, whcn have repeat e,llE stated that pay
attention to letters Of any sort unless know he
writer's maine. We don't the name for pubca-
lion, but merely for information.
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Secret Political Societies.

Secret political soccrics dangerous TO the public
welfare and ought 10 be discountenance by every
citizen who desires 10 promote good feeling and pros
periIy among the people.
We opposed the .know-Nothing" organization
which was composed of white men, and of course we
cannot tolerate favor organization composed
mainly Of coiored men (nany of them very gnorant)
known the League Every colorcd ought
to be induced to withdraw from such combinations
and made to understand how it Injuries him in the
estimation of white people who will, in the end
prove to be his best friends.
As the State is now about take its place in the
Union, secret political societies must no longer be
tolerated Let all political meetings be held publicly
and give all opportunity TO hear and be heard.
We gratifed to know that many colored men
Withdrawing from the Leagues" being satisfied
that they are harmful and calculated injure those
who belong them. Four colored men of Edge
combc county have published card, announcing
their withdrawal, in which they say
I'VE do not wish or intend to be held responsible
culpable for any act outrage committed by said
League in the future, and We hereby declare our
selves and all connections with it efectuay
severed and ended Were it necessary to g We our
for the have pursued, we are
ready to do at any time to any individual par
ties concerned. A detail of them here would prove
too lengthy for simple public newspaper renuncia-
ton. Suffice it to say that we were grossly deceived
only in the design, but in the effect it has pro-
tluced on status as individuals"
~-
Exg" The Secretary of War reports to Congress
that it will require additional appropriation Of
$685. 900 pay Reconstruction expenses to the Seth
of June. Millions have already been expended, and
more is demanded.
Ess~ The Godsboro News says that Ames' Circus
lost fully thousand dollars by not advertising in
that paper. The Agent would not insert his adver-
tisement and agree to pay the regular advertising
rates; consequently the country people did not know
that the circus coming. Col. Ames complains
that he lost money in Golsboro because the people
did not patronze his show; and the reason is, he
would not advertise. Take due notice thereof and
,rnvoru 3crortiiD Oh. :"
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5 Cents Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber on the 18th Of June,
1863, white apprentice boy named VIM. !. Wolf.
The above reward will be paid, and no thanks, for
the return of said boy 10
June 20. 3wpd WI 7. ROBINSON.
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BREM, BROWN & co.
Ladies Dress Goods.

In great variety, Black and Fancy Silks Grena-
dimes, Lenos, Mozambiques, Masiins, Jackonsts,
Piqncs. Organizes, Ginghams, &c.
We have novelties in Ladies Dress Goods,
and AT prices that defy competition.
Ladies', Will make it to your interest If you win
call and examine our stock before buying.
BREM BROWN CO
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Rs7y" \ bill has been introduced into the L. S.
Sate granting appropriation of 200, 900 in L.
) Bonds 10 aid in building the Air Line Railroad
from Atlanta. Ca 10 Charlotte y. C.. o: such other
terminus as the Company may determine Senator
f"meroy of Kansas, offered the bill and urged its
Passage measure necessary 10 the Government.
We think there j. good deaf of doubt about its
p.<~arp,
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Elm broideries and Laces.

Black Lace, Love and Grape Wells Jackonot and
Swiss Edging and Inserting, Linen Cluny and Valen
cine, Collars and Sets, Linen and Embroidered
Handkerchief, Linen Thread and yaleucinc Edging
&c.
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100000 pounds Of RAGS wanted by
June %, 1868. JOHNSTON * ELLIOTT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-26
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The unIted states steamer Huron, with the officers
and crew Of the United states steamer Kansas, left
Ris de Janeiro August 2, stopping at the ports of
vernambuco Barbados and st. Thomas, arrived at
this port last night. The following is the list OF
the ofnccrs now attached to the Huron:-Lieutenant
Commsndcr W. II. Dana, commanding Lieutenant
Commander Charles l.. Huntington, ex-oficer; Lieu
tenant II. G. Rachel, Lieutenant George W. Pigman
Acting Master Lyman Wells Acting Master c. r. n.
wap paf ANS Acting Ensign A. q. Leary, First As
sstant Engineer q. L. Lee. Assistant Psymsster
Frank tissell, Acting Assistant surgeon Z. s. Per-
xns, sec oud Assistant Engineers Frank II. Fletcher
John Bo- twick, Mason W. Mather. Acting Third
Assistsp. engineer Frank N. Dykes; Captains clerk
James Il !.suoson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-26

A NEw AND STARTLING EXCITEMENT. All
the excitement of the political campaign is
likely to be soon eclipsed by the startling dis
closures about the revenue frauds. President
gate these stupendous frauds of hundred
millions or more, and no doubt there will be a
terrible shaking up of the whole rotten system,
involving high and low officials, from the
Secretary Of the Treasury, Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue and members of Congress
down to the inspectors, assessors, collectors
and district attorneys. 1t will be an earth
quake to the oficebolders, and we may look
out for the greatest havoc among the internal
revenue thieves and rascals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-26
THE INDIAN WAR.

Despatch from General Sheridnn-COioneI
Forsyth and Party still Holding Out
Death Of Lieutenant Beecher-TwO Whites
and Thirty.fve Indians Killed:
WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, 1868.
The following kilograms were received at the
War Department this morning from Lieutenant
General Sherman
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. "a, 1885,
To THE ADJUTANT GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES
ARMY
General Sheridan reports this day, in further de-
scrptOn OF the fight between his ade-decamp
Colonel Forsyth and the Indians on the Upper Re-
publican that several other columns are moving TO
the same point. trust tue Indians will receive Y
just punishment.
FORT HAYS Sept. %, Is 81.
Have just heard from Forsyth. The report sent
here to-day in substantially correct.
Lieutenant Beecher Is dead, and Colonel Forsyth
IL wounded before described; but the party is all
right, although surrounded by Indians, and can hold
out, az they have plenty OF ammunition and mule
and horse lesh. They have given the Indians salty
dose. Colonel Forsyth has lost Lieutenant Beecher,
DIR. Moore, mOrtaIly wounded, two killed and
eighteen wounded He reports thirty i've Indians
killed and many wounded.
Colonel Forsyth says lie can whip the party and
come in, If II was not for his wounded men, and his
horses being all killed, Z. II. SHERIDAN,
Major General United States Army.
To WILLIAM T. SHERMAN, Lieutenant General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-26

Cabinet Changes.

FLORENCN, Sept 70, 1853.
There have been some changes made in the Min
istry. N. Cantelli has been appointed Minister of
the Interior and NJ. Passiv Minister OF the Public
Works.
This approach to reconstruction Of the Cabinet
Is preparatory to the Of the loaD based the
tobacco bonds. 1t tends towards combination be-
tween the members Of the Right and those Of the
tiers-partL
M. Cadorna resigned the portfolio OF the Interior
assigning il-health as the cause but he really quits
Office because his old political friends NM. La Mar
mora, LAMA. Brignone, sea. in fact all the Pied
montese voted against him in the late discussion ON
the Tobacco Dill.
M. Cantelli who replaces Cadorna, belongs to
Central Italy. He is modest, active and esteemed
and never had any other political bias than his
stancy 10 agreeing with the majority.
NJ. Mordini Is said TO have accepted the Depart
ment of Agriculture and Commerce, which the re-
firing Minister held al interim. The new member
Of the Cabinet was formerly the soul or the Left the
friend OF Garibadi and Pro Dictator in Sicily. lie
had almost retired from politics. After having, in
company with NJ Despretis, constituted in the past
session sort of hybrid Herspa,ti he passed to
the Ministerial camp, saying, al have conddence'in
the government" Those few words placed u port
folio at his feet NJ. Mordn conspired in ls4s, 1859
and 1902, and now has a seat in the Cabinet
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-r.osDOs. Sept 25-t r.
M-Consols close ut eE for money! and s4t a%f
for the account American securities close firm q
the following quOtatl0ns-Unted states dye-twen%
bonds 10; Erie Railway shares. 32a< Illinois Cea-
trails o.
FRANKFORT BOURsg.-FRANKFoEr, Sept. S5.-
United States nve-twenty bonds are quiet At T5X
10 for the issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAEKEr-LIvERPoOL. Sept
25-5 +. M.-The cotton market IA fiat and has do
cned 1Sd per pound. The following are the closing
fgures:-Mddlng uplands, cad; mddiing Orleans,
1919. Sales OF the week $1,000 bales, OF whi06
l4.0o0 were for export and 5000 for speculation
stock in port 900 bales OF which 10000 are Anne
rcan.
STATE or TRADE.-LIvERPO0L- sept. 25.-Th@
market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester IA lees
favorable and causes dizziness In the COTTON
market.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKRr.-LIvERPoOi.
sept. 2-5 p. M.-The market was DUH Corn y
easier, but not quotably lower. Wheat Is declining.
az "a. Sd. per GENITAL for California white, ana ia
LOT No. red Western. Peas Ads. per quarter FOR
canadian. Oats and barley easier.
= LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKRr.-LIvERPOOi,
sept 20 7. M.-Pork, 90s. Beef, 102s. Cd. Lard,
12s 80. Cheese, SIS. Bacon, $685.
LivEkfOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPOOL, Sept
Do r. M-raiiow ia frm. Linseed cakes are dull
Spirits petroleum IA nuctuating and irregular, wutA
no exact price, Ia. per gallon prevailing.
LONDON fRODUCE MARKEr.-LONDON, Sept. 2b-S
p M.-Sperm Oil $40 per ton. sugar quiet and
steady.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANrwERP. Sept 25.-Petrs.
leum 49f. for standard white
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PENNS YlVANlA.

burglary and Murder st Delaware Water
Gap-Arrest Of the Observation-Disclosures
and Attempt af Lynchina.
DELAWARE WATER GAP. Sept. 25 1865.
The BraiDard House, at this place, was robbed this
morning. Mr. Thomas Brodhead. proprietor, and
his brother Theodore started in pursuit OF the rob-
bers, and came upon them on the carriage road
about fifty miles south OF this place. Mr.. Thomas
Brodhead took hold OF one Of them and ordered him
back, and he appeared willing to go. rhe Other
stepped about ten feet away and drew revolver,
when the first said, "Shoot them down. He imme-
dately fired two shots. wounding Mr.. Thomas Brod-
head In the face and left side, when Mr. Theodore
Brodhead came up, prappled with them and re-
ceived q shot through the body which killed him in
stantly. Before leaving the murderers pounded Mr..
Thomas Brodhead on the head with stones
The murderers were captured about one O'Clock
this afternoon about one mile west Of this place.
and were recognized A. the guilty parties The eX-
element was very great. sheriff Henry had all he
could do to prevent their being lynched the spot.
At two O'Clock he started with the prisoners lodge
them ia the Stroudsburg Jail, accompanied ., a
large party OF armed men,
Thomas Brodhead will probably recoyer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-26

UNNECESSARY ADvIoE.-Professor Dana adj
vises Mr.. Seymour to resign as candidate for
the Presidency, as he has no chance. 1t lie Of
little consequence whether Mr.. Seymour re-
signs or not, for Grant will be elected. But
this will he only temporary state Of things in
the political affairs Of the country. In the
near future the Southerners will come up
again, when, in conjunction with the demo-
cratic elements Of the West and North, and
through their superior craftsmanship, they
will govern the country for fifty years.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS SETrLED.-It is said
that Mr.. Seward has given carte btanche to
Rcverdy Johnson to settle the Alabama claims
with Lord Stanley just as he pleases, and it
would appear from our new Minister'S recent
addresses TO all manner of people in England
that no is playing his part with great fidelity
to his instructions. We not al all sur
prised to see the English papers declaring that
there is no longer any difficulty in the way of
settling the Alabama claims. Mr.. Seward and
Mr.. Reverdy Johnson have no doubt settled
them in very amicable manner, quite agree
able TO the government of Great Britain.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.
The Richmond County Fair.

After the violent rains ofThursday night and yes
terday morning 1t was feared that the grounds OF
tins association would be In such miserable con
dition that the third day VI the fair would prove
Improbable as the preceding ones. The sun that
shone so bengnly at noon soon dried up me very
wet places ana put the track IN fair condition, and
late IN the day brought many handsome equipages
coataining gentlemen and buxom maidens who
wandered about the grounds examining Its articles
OF importance with seeming interest. The hurdle race
the members running race and the three import
ant trots advertised were appropriately postponed
until to-day, because the track not I'm condition
for such exhibitions. Should the weather prove
pleasant the fair to-day will oer many attractions
a. In the hurdle race L0belia, tycoon and Braguc
have been handicapped, their riders being Tearey,
Carney and BeresOrd, and their weights respective
ly $50, l25 and 40 pounds. In the members race
L0belia, Captain Moore and Birague are entered.
The,trotting also viii be OF much Interest. During
the afternoon the chestnut gelding Newburg the
bay mare Lady Midnight and the bay horse Frank
contended in quite spirited trot for purse OF 500.
Newburg won In three straight heats; time min
utes 205 and 2:oaz. II viii be remembered that the
course IL eighteen feet less than threequsrfers II
mi
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Of Kegist ratiOn-RemarkableD Decision of the
Registration Board-Ncero KilIed-PrOcls,.
nation by Governor Warmoth.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept %, 1865.
The Senate Yesterday installed another nego as
Senator from Caddo parish, In place of Reuben
White (white), who was elected but declared inelli-
gible.
A bill was introduced in the Senate to-day by Sen
ator Bacon amending the Registration act so as TO
require only the oath prescribed by the State cOnsi
tuition, and further defining the powers Of legis-
tiers and supervisors of election. 10 passed two
readings and was made the order for MONDAY next
IL was stated In the Senate that the Board OF Re-
gistration had arrogated to themselves the right to
supplement the Registration law by adding provis-
ions which the Senate had rejected. resolution
calling for an investigation was adopted and com
mittee was appointed.
Registration was opened to-day. Among the first
acts OF the registers 10 refuse the registration OF
foreigners naturalized by the Judges OF tie Fifth
and sixth District Courts since July last, on the
ground that such naturalization is Illegal In this they
were sustained by the chairman OF the State Board
OF Registration The excitement In the city In con-
sequence Is intense.
Mr.. Fosdick, the democrat who was appointed on
the state Board OF Registration by Governor War
moth, mas entered q second protest against the
action OF the majority OF the Board in adopting rules
against the constitution and the laws Of the State
and the United States touching the rights Of electors
contending that registration cannot he refused 10
citizens willing and ready TO take the oaths pre-
scribed by the registration laws.
An ARRAY occurred this morning In the French
Market, In which one white man was attacked by
three negroes. They were all armed with pistols.
One negro was billed Instantly. The white man
escaped but will probably be arrested tonight,
Governor Warmoth issued q proclamation this
evening calling upon the citizens to remain at home
and abstain from exciting acts or conversation.
stating that the civil authorities capable OF sup
pressing all difficulties that may and arrestng
all Offenders. or II found insufficient will be promptly
assisted by the military. He also calls upon all poll
tica clubs TO abstain from any public demonstration
for the present.
The weather has turned suddenly cold. The Their
momether fell twenty degrees In twenty -four hours