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FOREIGN NEWS.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
Spain.

| - LONDON. Sept. %.
| The following are the very latest reports
which have been received from Spain:
The city of Carthagena has been bonn
barded by the rebel fleet. ---.-'Hr
General Prim has gone to Valencia.
| The Marquis of NOvaliches, commander
of the royal troops in the field, is retreat
| Ing before the advance OF Marshal Ser
| ranO.
C = PARIS, Sept. %.
The Patrie says the situation In Spain is
grave. The Rebels are gaining strength ev-
| cry day while the efforts of the Government
to withstand the torrent is evidently be-
coming weaker. The last ship of the Span-
ish navy has now Joined the Rebels, and all
| reports indicate that public opinion
throughout the Kingdom favors reyolu-
ton. The portion of the army which still
remains faithful to the Qneen is d1sorgan-
lied, and little dependence can be placed
| upon it. "i'@ Z" -5-tSf- fsh9 i'l7fs'
| Pinard, Minister of the Interior, has for
hidden the passage of Spaniards through
France on their way to Spain. .;..lF
49,aJa auos ars PARIS, Sept. 20.
The Moniteur has the following from
Spain: -p 8 .Tsr aa .iIs .s'jIi Jf1
The city of Carthagena joins the revolt.
Marshal Parva, of the Royal army, at last
accounts, was completely surrounded by
ed by. this time. q. = |s57~ .7Jei| = siHl
The insurrection is general throughout
Spain. 1t is thought Concha himself will
soon join the insurgents. Voi'9i -
7 The rebels have retaken Santador. s,.,sr
CadiZ has been declared free port by
the revolutionists. .-.-....-.rri Tse.@st's -
Paris newspapers despair OF the Queens
cause. - =. r. y
The steamship Helvetia, from Liverpool,
has arrived. rsAr7--y r -rrrr,tlTrT
PARIS, Sept. 30
The Queen of Spain still remains, at San
Sebastian She is attendedby Carlos Mar
foTi, one of the members of the last cabi-
net. General Sticer says Jose Concha. at
the headquarters of the government in
Madrid, and Manuel Concha, In command
of an army in the field, have both sent
their designations to the Queen! InacomE
majesty that her 2 refusal to IL re-
turn to a q Madridss unless accom-
panied by her minister, Marfori, destroys
all hope of checking the insurrection., The
Queen accepted the resignation of Conchas
and sent for the Count of Cheste. to form a
ministry. The Queen also summoned a
council or State TO meet at San Sebastian.
Alexander.
'.l5 s7aE.s la179 sai BERLIN, Sept. %. "
The Emperor Alexander, of Russia, Wis
tied the King of Prussia yesterday at Pots
dam, and to-day departed for Warsaw.
The King of Prussia to-day left this city
Tor Baden. p -7-e-- 80 --I q ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30

YEsTERDAY.AThe weather was mild, soft
and hazy yesterday, with every APPEAR
ance of Indian Summer. The trees in the
forest are changing their robes and present
all the hues of the rainbow. We were treat
ed to a golden sunset last evening, and the
scene was beautiful beyond description.
The melancholy days are with us. Coun-
try boys are in their glory about these
days. They live in world of
beauty and practice poetry in cdes to the
"gal they're sparkin'."y
BLOW ye pesky winds of winte-, ,.7s-s. ri y
just as gusty as yer min'ter."
John knows warm fireside where his
heart will be set all aglow by the bright
eyes of a rosy checked damsel. aud where,
though he be never SO rough, he will speak
low and soft as a lady, when speaking the
beautiful thoughts love and beauty have
inspired him with, ,s u ..ss.. e.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30

SHOCK OF EARTHQUAKE.-We are in
formed, and by what we consider the best
authority, by citizens of Columbus and OF
Clinton township, that slight shock OF an
earthquake was felt yesterday morning
about z O'Clock. The windows ratified as If
in great gust, while the sound accompa-
nying the shock was like the roar of thun-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30

(FoRrsrALLING TaE MARKET.- w. s.
Camp was arrested yesterday by the Mar
ket Master for forestaIling the market, in
the sale of squirrels, On being taken before
the Mayor he confessed his violation of the
ordinance, but plead ignorance in extenu-
alton. He was fined So including costs,
which he paid. He declares that he will
not be caught in that kind of speculation
a second time.A It don'6 pay. = - X
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ToIedo marker-sepfn %:

WHEAT-White to amber and red DC,
lower. Sales of White Wabash at So so;
White Michigan, So .06;i Amber $h95; fors
No. 2 red 81 30; for No. 8 do 81 go; for No.
Spring 81 4s; for No. 3do 81 30-HrIT
CORN-A shade better; No.l1 CSC; No. b
White. 99c. .1- --z - siatge.f fieii f.fa
OATS-Steady, at 57e for Michigan, "
RYE. better; Michigan 81 2s. & "a
BARLEY--S Steady; Canadian 81 TO- crf7
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MILLINERY.-Mrs. A. Downing is now
receiving her tall and winter stock Of Mil
linery of every description, selected with
her usual care as to style and novelty
Ladies are respectfully invited to call and
examine, asepriees are low and all can be
suited. -s5. 5IHaLV fJl3 sept30 -eodtf
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"Barrett's" never fails.

GRAND MASQUERADE BALL.--The lovers
of good dancing will take notice that "a
grand masquerade ball will be given at
Ambos Hall, on Wednesday evening, Sep
tember Both, by that prince OF managers,
Mr.. ALT. M.Jelleff. This is the first mas
querade ball of the season, and with ex-
cellent music, good order and unexception-
able management, willprove the affair of
the season. DON'T fail to attend.
sep26-sat, ,tu&wed o.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30

THEArER To-NIGBT The intense excite
meht and brilliant display on the streets
interfered somewhat with the audience at
the theater last night, and we regret that
there was not larger attendance. To-
night Mr.. Couldock appears in one of his
grandest, conceptions As, Louis XII of
France Mr.. Couldock : has no equal on the
American stage. The play is one of in
tense interest and will be witnessed, we
trust, by every one, of our, theater- going
readers. ,i0ifsb OF ~7ss.3 be 5.RHsf1
In our notice yesterday we neglected to
notice the temperance here OF Columbus
favorite comedian, Major Henry Lindley,
who is gilt-edged brick, wherever you
find him. '''-' '4'i' Z; az i3l
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Chicago markeEsepta >

gFLoJR-Quiet; spring extras Sc .25@
6zS,s. MO n IT GOT 90 GSl q es .Hoo9luno Iof
7WHEAT-Weak and. 5000 lower, with
sales of No. at 81 4S@1 so; No. 2 at 81 49,
sales 9tl lNo.1 since change 81 3S@lg g39Tgfb
CORN-Demand before change brisk;,
with sales of No.o1 at 9ec@s1;- on change
itrqled quiet at 97@991s, and closed, dull
at 99c. z.-..ft.: 4sl,45i g7 -..,.,s,.5s, tf+i-sy
.OATS-In good shipping demand; sales
at 5l14@521ac:. closing at 14@5l1sc, Il s4e
RYE-Steady and quiet; lsalesrof No. ], at
81 l7@l1 1s; iNo..2 81 l3; rejected 81 o5.1 ~
BARLEY--Quiet and &c lower; closing
at 81 20 fof- No. in store. ,,r.,,i. il,i,g II
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Paving Notice.
To all a04Ons it may ooncern:: ~

10 utI LUtODL U may COUceTH.-N -------.. = -
tI CITY. CLERKS OFFICE, 1
CoLUMBus. 0..5Aug. 81. 1861 y
Noticeis hereby given that proceedings hayebeen
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making the followir improvements, ,to-wit:S OF
For grading and paving the cutters and crossings
and grading the roadway on Oak street from Wash
ington avenue to East Public lane. y ~ 1Ht
The same to be- done in accordance with plats
ano estimates to be prepared by the CITY Civil En-
gin. er. and filed in the Office of the City Clegk;
All Persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
claims in the Office of the Clerk, in writing, or
before the, Nineteenth day of October, A. D.
1863. 80
sep5-d1taw4w D. -,. ., City ClerK.
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"Barrett's" "overtops everything.

FALL Opening of Millinery, on Thursday,
October 1st, at Mrs. PIimpton's, who has
Just returned from New York with the
latest styles. No. 14s South High street.
sep29-d3G
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30

GALooT REcoRD.-fhere were but two
gay and festive galoots before the Mayor
yesterday, whose cases presented no more
interesting phases than are usually found
among plata drunks. go sf,-or
One of these was Barney Kennedy, who
paid s5 and costs for his fun. The other
was Michael MILAN, whe expended 81 in
fine and costs for his devotion to old Ben.
Zine. sw.lie+ "a sidsiI,7 s7s s7ai.ssas50
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30

mr Several attempts have been made by
the unco' fashionable to Introduce the Gre
clan bend into the city. If they do, our
physicians will have to read up again in
spinal diseases.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30

~ We have received the first number
of pamphlet, to be published weekly
containing one of Henry Ward Beecherr r s
sermons. j. B. Ford & Co., l64 Nassau
street, New York, are the publishers.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. st. ee.

FLOUR-Very dull and unchanged oo4 Z
WHEAT-Heavy and lower @ > rssUT
CORN-Unchange 94@9Sc.k TIJ!jf
OATS-Range at 50@53;. iiu7i na-71Gt
R1E-Unchanged 81 17@I 20.ia i-isd
9PORK-$29. -.Tt ross - fEf9G& zgiE .sSr
BACON Shoulders 12@l21sc;i clear
sides l6@164,. sail1rS ;eD1@6i sIBH
LARD-Ranges ls24@2O1sc, for tiercs
and kegs. ;9E UAs - -TrsiH-- IIEH0
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30

New GOODS, merinos, empress cloth,
flannels, blankets, carpets, &C., at j. d. Os-
born & Co.'S, 142 South High street.
scpt25-dlW -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30

MASQUERADE SUITS. SIG Gentlemen desiring
to secure splendid costumes for themselves
or ladies, in which to attend the Grand
Masquerade Ball at Ambos' Hall on next
Wednesday evening, can obtain them by
applying to w. Ell. Stuart, STATESMAN office
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30

eE The name of the sound old Demo-
crat, whose biography we published yes
terday is Thomas MeGrady, not McGrody'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30

s~ Amongst colored females 1t is said
the Grecian. bend Is called the the 81 sack
Crook.
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Crops.

TORONTO, Sept. 90.
Complete returns of the state of the crops
throughout Ontario show, on the whole,
that good average harvest has been OBJ
tanned a~t' st f".
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30

4. rg- The Jewish festival of Sokosh or
Feast of Tents, commences to-day and will
last eight days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30

SPOTTED LIKE DoMINoEs. The teeth soon
become speckled if every defilement is not
removed from them every twenty four
hours. To do this effectually there is moth
ing like SozoDoNT. It1iterally renders the
enamel impervious and ipdestructible.
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"Barrett,an Premium Hair Restorative

JUST REcHIvED-New styles Fall Hats
and Caps at h. Plimpton's, No. $50 South
High street. q % u s.-.sr, ,,s |..,5 e.. :.
. sen9o d9t - .he.Jf --I1s l-..l -F ;f1 s-e--a y
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-" ""SPALDING's celebrated glue is now
being used to cement friendship between
Grant and Butler. .l. -'''' ,i., ti,-3 r.
yNY-june15-eod6m-c
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First try "Barrett's." :"
sep30-d1taw&w1y-cw.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money market-Sept. 29.
GoLD-Firmer; opening at 14l1ss;; clos
Ing active at 141 -
Cincinnati Money market-Sept. 2s.
GOLD-14l1..Eg .Egst 5Ha Lev lszs cd sniszodS
: EXCHANGE-At par. Hg o., 80 (, ,,,..s, ..sfi .,s 2
MONEY-Market easy, at SOLO per cent.
New York stock market-sept. 49,,
GOVERN MENT STOCKS-Lower ar lun-
der pressure. TO sell for fear of a string gent
money market. COUPONS of ,sI. 1880
llS55s; do 'e2 113@l1a14; do '6f 1095S@
!tl95549;.do 65gl091s@l1 saonew lOa69l l0sI66;
DO 61 a0s14@l0s3s;s do s'6s s3S@1OS11SS;
l0-4O- 1898 ss9l0415.iploU = lsTEls- sfI;i1
$50 prices-1-Wells' Express 29Z@3O:
American .473z@4s114;, Adams 5I5s a52t1;
". s. r4s13 @4914; Merchants: Union 24@
A1s; Pacific Mad 10734C9lOs; w. u. Tele1
grapb34C93411ss;; N. Y. Central 1263z0l26Js:
Erie 47@4711ss; do preferred 69a4 4@7I; 81 <, 3
& Mississippi 2S@2s11ss; Wabash 591a @593I;
do preferred75@7 Michigan Central lis
@11s1a; Michigsn Southern l030l031k;
Toledo 1o1@l0111ss; Fort Wayne 1105S@IIf;
Terre Haute Al; Indiana & Cincinnati 5l1SS
G. c. & 4. G. 49, ss.os o.SafsfD nuS,l1,1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30

DECISION IN THE FAR GROUND CASE
The cause on the petition in error, filled
by the Franklin County Agricultural So
ciety against the County Commissioners,
to reverse the order made by the Commits
sioners, revoking their previous order to
place = tax upon the duplicate, to pur-
chase additional County Fair grounds,
came up for bearing before Judge Green
yesterday morning.
The decision was adverse to the Commits
lsioners.
| The Judge held that the Franklin Coun-
ty Agricultural Society was an institution
fostered and protected by the Constitution
of 1902 and by the present Constitution,
and is not corporation as unders TODD in
the usual sense of that term. The law au-
thorizing the levy for the purchase of ad-
ditional Fair Grounds for the Franklin
County Agricultural Society left it discre-
tionary only, with the mmissioners, to
make the levy or not, but, the levy having
been made, and the authority to disburse
the money thus raised not being with them,
they could make the levy after it was once
ordered. es'ia'o5 5es- ga'+
Judge Green made the following order
| in the case: . e--g-g %
The Franklin County Agricultural Society Plaintiff
| VS..
The Commissioners of rankin County. defendants
| s1l Petition in error. aG. b .s...r
This day this cause came on to be heard
upon petition in error filed herein to reverse
the order Of the County Commissioners of
franklin county, made August 3lst, 1868.
in said petition mentioned, and of
which order copy is attached to
said petition in error, and was ar
guec by counsel. and the Court
beingfully advised in the premises, do here
by hold and adjuge said order of August
31st, 1858, erroneous and void, and do re-
verse and set the same aside, and dothofur-
ther affirm said order of June 9Th, 1885, in
said order attempted to be set aside.
And it is further ordered that said de-
PENDANTS in error pay the costs in this pro-
ceeding taxed to - dollars in ten days from
this date, and in default thereof execution
issue therefor. ~'@ ~r'a-2- - 80
To which rulings and judgment of the
Court, the defendants, by their counsel, ex-
cepteO. J. --.~-,-r-- -.-sH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30

BUCKLEY (the live Oysteman) says he
wants to sell the balance of those Fruit
Cans cheap. s,,=ai ,stf-SE sassz-sss-g5s
They must be sold this week. ra-
au95-dtonov2S IT
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NEW YORK MEEANGE.
Denied.

4~-- 80 r- @ New YORK, Sept. 30. 6
The charge recently made before Judge
Mansfield, against certain parties, of ab-
Quoting Mr.. w. G. Cook and incarcerating
him in the Kings County Lunatic Asylum,
are stoutly denied by the parties charged.
The physician upon whose statement, after
consultation with two other physicians,
Mr.. Cook was declared insane, repeats his
statements. fari @3J t.t4 n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30

T The State Base BAH CONVENTION
meets In this city to-day.
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BuffaIo market-Septy ee.

WHEAT-GeneralIy inactive; sellers ask
81 81 for No. 2 Milwaukee. ~ &-tf fuq
CORN-Western 81 03. % Z 2 ~ r
OATS--621ac for Canada. .l.ita Z '5ot
BARLEY--s1 IS; no buyers at these,
figures. a~les ;suieD n9nM'-eE --,th al
FREIGHTS--1611sc for wheat, and 14c)
for corn to New York. ~ iRi-c.ttF
Milwaukee Narket-Sept. ~. 4
FLOUR-Firm; sales of city XXX at 81 so
OF 81. iead
WHEAT-Dull. Sales at 81 40 for No.
in store. - 20 % !, ~ 10 "a 9S,."HA
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Butler.

.-.st. .rz4ls SALEM. MASS, Sept. 49,
The indications from all parts of the 9TH
district leaves no doubt that Rich FL. Dana
will receive the unanimous nomination as
candidate in opposition to Butler, at the
Republican convention on Wednesday
next. .. ~ Ct. aH p q - r-s = -
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WASHINGTON.

.zsl}ris1 .1a.i Killed. trsI-z tam
WASHINGTON, Sept. go.
The names of the privates in the Doth in-
fantry killed by the railroad accidentyes-
terday, near Cord are Geo. Hewitt,
of company G, and Leopold Marcus, COM
pany L. The train reached LYnchburg this
morning, with the seventeen wounded.
Jeff. Davis.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.
A Washington special to-day says jeff.
Davis will certainly be brought to trial at
in Richmond, as Attorney General Evarts
issaid to be actively pushing the matter.
From General Sherman.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 90.
The following was received this morning
at army head quarters: = 20
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g"Barrett's don't" stain the skin or linen.
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Robbery.


Another startling robbery took place
yesterday. A gentleman named Daitoes
was in the third interior room on the Sec
ond floor of No. 40 Wall street, having al
his side, on a table, bag containg 81, SOC
in specie. A young man entered the room,
reached around Mr.. Daitoes, seized the
bag, ran through the outer offices, crowd
ed with clerks, down stairs, and disappear
ed in the crowded street with his plumber.
WorkingwOmen.
The Workingwomen's Association, Mol
met this evening and resolved to form a
Cooperative Printing Association. They
have abundant tenders of material aid.
.f H Killed.
James Richards, Richard Sampson, VIM.
Moore and James Thomas. while at work
in the iron ore mine at Mt. Hope, Morris
county, New Jersey, few days since, were
killed by over two hundred tons of rock
falling on them. The rocks had to be
drilled and blasted to get at the bodies.
Arrived.
The steamer Santiago de Cuba, of the
opposition California line, has arrived.
- Prize Fight. .y--,
A prize fight was arranged yesterday
between Abe Hicken, of England, and Pc
ter Maquire. of California, for $1,000, on
the Sd of December.
Boating.
McKeil, who was defeated by Tyler late
in boat race, has challenged his oppo-
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To Adiutdnt General, U. s. a:
Gen. Sheridan has full reports from Col.
Blankhead, who would start for Fort Wall
lace on the 9th inst. He reports that 1t.
Beecher and Sergeant Moon were dead
and buried. also T. w. Culver, VIM. Will
son and Lewis Farling, scouts, were dead,
and he gives list of fourteen killed, be-
sides Col. Forsythe, who has two wounds.
He thinks at least seventy-five Indians
are killed or badly wounded. From signs
it is alleged the Indians are marching
South. - s +'7 90 y ?, :
General Sheridan reports seven compa-
nies of the 5th cavalry on hand, ready for
service, and he will keep every man at
work to catch and destroy the Indians.
[Signedl w. FISHERMAN,
Lieut. General.
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-.-H ta. e. BOSTON, sept. 70.
The British schooner EchoZ, was seized by
revenue officers to-day, while attempting
to smuggle. $4,000 worth of brandy into
mort .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-30
Alabama.

The Alabama delegation had an inter
view with the President and Secretary of
War this forenoon, which lasted about half
an hour. They were assured that all nee
essary aid would be furnished to the State
Government in the case of any transgres-
sion upon its authority. The department
commander will be instructed accordingly
and authorized to call for additional troops
if necessary.
The delegation is highly gratified with
the success of their mission. They do not
fear any serious disturbances, but think it
we'll to have authority to call for troops
in case of necessity. Probably one regi-
ment will be forwarded to Gen. Meade.
The Secretary of War, with the approval
of the President, is preparing letter to
General Meade, in which the memorial of
the Alabama Legislature is referred to him,
and in which he is directed to take such
measures as may be necessary to prevent
the troubles apprehended by the Legisla-
ture by prompt and proper disposition OF
troops. 9 : EGs.ea
Gov. Smith has no doubt his veto of the
bill authorizing the election of Presiden-
tial electors by the Legislature will be sus-
tained, and has no doubt the Legislature
will pass measures necessary to enable the
people to vote for Presidential electors.
The civil authorities, supported by the
Presidents assurances, and the promised
letter from the Secretary of War, will be
able to control the unruly elements and
secure peaceful election. r --
The letter of the Secretary of War will
be delivered to the committee at 10 o'clock
Tomorrow, when they will depart for
Montgomery, via Atlanta, in order to de-
liver the letter to General Meade.
Freedmeu's Bureau Order.
An order of Freedmen's Bureau, issued
at New Orleans, Sept. oath, says: With a
view to relieve the planter who is odesir-
Gus, and avoid the necessity of his obtain
ing advances from factor to liquidate
his Indebtedness to the Bureau and
secure freedmen for advances and
labor, he will be required to
ship a sufficient amount of his crop to
the Bureau at New Orleans to cover the
same amount so shipped,t to be forwarded
and put into marketable condition. Any
amount in excess of his indebtedness will
be solG to the best advantage, and the pro-
ceeds held subject to the shippers orders
until they can realize from their crops.
Supplies will be advanced by the Commis-
sary of the Bureau. ~
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Political Riot.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
During the political parade tonight, as
the rear of the Invincibles was turning the
corner of Seventh and Chestnut streets, a
collision occurred with the Keystone Dem
ocratic Club. Pistols were freely used and
several persons injured. Police officer De
Haven was badly beaten and another man
shot in the hand
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THEINsURREcrIoNfNsPAIN
Bombardment Of carthagena.
Public Opinion for Revolution,

~ dgiH aITo- - baa 90 .8oK
S'SG',o ,":''.l e' Sc tSeS' &C.
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For County surveyor
WILLIAM p. BROWN.
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CINCINNATI Sept. 2S.
The Commercial publishes the following:
CIRcLEvILLE, o., Sept. 2S.-The letter in
the Commercial of to-dav published as be-
ing from me to Somers Kenney, of Texas
dated Bangor. Maine, Sept. 2lst., is a for
gerry. Your friendly comments conveyed the
first knowledge had of the letter or of
the person co whom of it is addressed.
tSigned.l GEORGE II. PENDLEroN.