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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12
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DY JOHNS e. MILL Err,
ID AUCTIONRRKs AND
Il X

REAL ESTATE BKb
Ne % RInAUhT.. CKDAStr. kHW'1OHN .
LOIS Couuy seats and Ftm bonEt so
rented Losn NEGOTIATED AueoH SA'l oiFsla &C.
THURSDAY. EOy.
Gtf2 o'clo-k At Erthsngs gaeoufn 40. III BrosdWhT
CRRAT SALE OF NEWTOWS LOIS-LJt VALUABLE LolS
PINELY SITUATED ~ NEWTOWE L. l. within lev minutes,
Cburebss Schools Time Trtyiuhst. 80 minute. Tue
hgh ground and command hne u zoe an"uhuE
country There stustOl the vicinity OF AeNlofs more soofs
~ o. desirable suburban residences Terms easy Maps sc how
Offices Of AuctoBeegs, No 70 NAssa1sl Hs"i0 W. "
IIs9 ABs0LUTE SALE or POUR TwosToRY HOUSES IN
SOUTH BERGEN \. j. near the Newark FiaAkTO4a anu 'O
FRASKiIE ST T. o. TO n w. Of MontoeloAve POUR TWO,
STORY AND BRICK BASEMENT HOUSES hAcs houss 49,
rooms marble naotus and other Improvements OOA'eD'H " ~
cars. and ia ine growing ne gheoiboo1
Terms essy. Mas At No % NASSAU -. n y
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II. 80
Al y eoek n E1hangs sslesrooD, No III Boad"y, nj
POSITIVE AND PERENfIoHl' -, ors
VILLA PLOTS VILLA Plots Niib 20 a. Nv y sTATg
oeS CUoICH PROSPECT PARK LOTS, MEAN IHb "hA"p
FSSJERIY ENTRANCE, At AUCTION. - - .. .ua
Iii oyey TIE ohees Of tie AueNoneer' see P ~
saT ,4S hoR SRa sPLEYDDLY LOCATED OF PRASEILS
pr tfR and WAsHIEGTON PLACE BOULbFAhDo ieab o
100 r. sids VIZ gISpOggA s ST. SEwfohK PKlY, ROGERS
~ 80 ARsF. AVIS eud BEDFORD ROAD. TIE LO1AIiON
m VILLA SITES Of ths hues ~ we % (K SIy
80 CENTRAL PARK he reached BY several dnht Hhs :"
REiLROADs FINE are gqsg 3R y pRlc V
spe "A opportunity purchase FIRSTCLAsS REAL ESTATE mas
never before been presented - ~ q. 49,. e v
or Ma I5T Monta guest. Brooklyn -
" THURSDAY NOVEMBER 49, 80
a u o'clock al Exchange Sseoom No. ~ Broadway Ny
GREAT SALE OF EIGHTEENTH MAKD 10 ~ ,,rr,.
1oo SPLENDID EIGHTEENTH WARD LOTS FINELY LOCATED
a, BtisHWICKAyE, boulevard, BVkRGREBNAnb hai ~
GROVE COOPER VAN yOORHIS, BLDBRr, hAkGARBIIA
WIRRPIELD, and JAC0FSIs. 49,, AZ. ~. A..
Terms easy. haps at No % SsssaasL az" % " nun
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CRIMINAL.

At the Court of Special Sessions, before
Judge Russell Thomas Allen arraigned for grand lar
ceny, was discharged for want OF evidence. john
Reilly James Brady Philip Ryder, and Eugene Leylde.
having failed appear for trial. their bail was forfeited
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday.
before Justice Shandley. Henry A kashau and Abra
ham Levy were committed charge of stealing case
OF skins valued $50, the 81 nst from the store %
Robert LOrrcher IN JOhnst The property was found ia
session OF Keshau who said he had purchased 1t from
Levy. -
At the Jefferson Market Police Cnnrt, before
Justiee Dodge James H. Taylor negro laely gaged
ON sleepiug OF the Hudson River Railroad WAS ee-
csed of stealing from Bridget Bernnen, who occupied
berth on his ear from WatertOwn TO this city, 49, which
she had deposited with him for safe keeping lie was
committed Charles Young and Henry Woody (colored1
were charged by George T. Nash proprietor of the AR
liucton Hotel with collecting $50 from guests Of tho
house. and apprOprating the same To thelr own use-
They held for Trial.
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, jus
tlce bowling held to bail one Thomas Hurley Of No. "a
Barcayst for having threatened 70 exterlninate Mr..
Henry Bergh President OF the Society for the prevention
OF Cruelty TO Animals Mr. Berg had excited the Ire OF
Hurley by causing the arrest of friend OF the latter or
violating the law relation 20 cruelty to animals.
Roderlck Cunne aud John Murphy residents OF No Is
Thames-st have for time past lived on anything
but amiabe terms on Tuesday evening they quarreed
as usual and Murphy fired revolver at his opponent
The ball missed Cunnifie and lodged ia the WALL Inc
would.be murderer was arrested and held TO Dali
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The Ship Ellen Sears, which sailed from San
Francisco oct 8 1861 with cargo OF wheat bound FOL
liverpool has never arrived, and ., been heard
from year and day after y .edae OF sailing the To-
tho National Insurance COMPANY paid over " H. & W.
Pierce, the claimaQts Aay,00o,
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,r,yo p,cxAcFs FOR THE PRESS.

Capt,ns pue OF vessels arriving al h lyrs ~, svIS ~
person, exhibiting the written authority OF j. w snSo'
trt News packages for Journal Of ComHncf itm llhuss
IoH Sn Erprsss EriiRg Post Commercial ddrs'.,r aas
I,hna Ne Yorker JOsnd aud Ae' YORKER De0"a 'ouu 'i0
4, delvsr.d ONLY to the
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9urt @arAtn's 1utics.
TIE COUNTS.

CIVIL
In the Sixth District Civil Court, the action
Of Sanford Cushing Co agt Geo A. Clark Bros came
up, but the decision reserved The plaintiffs on the
18th OF June last received from defendants sum OF
money among which a s10O-bll, which three days
after ION the 16th proven be counterfeit Plain
ts returned the bill TO defendants for redemption bus
the latter denied that had been In their possession
and refused to redeem it, The testimony OF con-
18th and 10th Of June the bill had passed through several
hands
In the Common Pleas, before Judge Brady,
motion for adjournment i'll the case OF Hobart agt.
Lockwood ct al argued. The plaintiffs claim is that
the defendants were in pool in Toledo and Wabash
stock selling puts" and that the plaintiff induced
by them 10 buy puts in ignorance OF their interest Ths
defendants denied the plaintiffs statements; but as the
case involved quarter of million Of dollars and IL was
plain the would the Court OF Appeals the casa
adjourned to February thc same Court the case oil
Suyvesant agt Stuyvesant on tho calendar IL waa
claimed that the having been submitted to the
referee than sixty days before the suit on the fa
to file the referees report restored by the Code
TO the calendar Judge Brady decided however that an
order OF reference having made the could net
be restored the calendar till order had been cntere
Special Term yacatng the order or reference, ana
therefore reserved the case generally.
The case of Isaac Cook agt. IHE TRIBUNE
Association came up yesterday the u s. Circuit Court
before Judge Nelson, TO have day liked Tor trial. ana
arranged that all parties should be ready for trial on
the third Tuesday in December. In tie u. ;. Circuit
Court yesterday, Judge Nelson informed the bar that ne
would hear ordinary motions in either on or on he
calendar and would then take IN the appeal Calendar
and with the exception OF hearing the matter OF inc nat
urazaton frauds cases. would with IL I'LL finished.
The OF the application OF the author OF Under
the Gaslight" for an injunction, restraining Manager
"ralroad scene in after Dark" Lis stage, came up
Yesterday in the IT, Circuit Court before Judge Nelsons
and after counsel for the plaintiff had stated that an liz
junction would be applied for to restrain the propr
etOr Nblos Theater from using the railroad scene
the whole matter put to Wednesday next, when
argument will be heard in it by Judge Blatchford
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Sutiiou Sales of Zeal Gstzi,.
BOUT 200 LOTS at EAST NEWARK.
1.-THE KINGSLAND MANOR LOT"
VOK gkIE AT AUCTION.

z JUJ j EUU 10 = ~ LAD NV AIlh,
~ 1.-THE KINGsLAND MANOR LORI
FOR SALR AT AUCTION
A ! pIEECHFR son 4 all auction, THURSDAY,
0cl0 The prem tire teauti plot
a. " lie kagHund Manor Iracl
eobasng about Kngnd asd Miuorayes aud 90 Ann
jersey Waueu Wibs 6usset aud Bergensts III 0ert se
waited and Surplus II siui and gravel great pofon o u
which commands fr0m . 10 - rIo per lot Nhhu
fss OF Ne % iuaies n Jeer City lyhg The turnpike
10 h road The hhieWihu go iret
Of the Morn. New Railroads sbd DO close proximity
10 orr depo this presents ad'ntsge 10 TIE
the arsa1 The clerk moderate 10 I've comg1by
eesr near m business 81 the vcraon Of az
taxed city The provehay healthy more sged persons
uegb0fhOod than IN almost place ~ similar
lie or population United The ae To- b. Ahooie ." tns
hge boilers whatever the state ~ TIE weather tee
The Kng,ard Manor Of the 18Th ard pa " October a wa
ever sold u q storm VII be bed = the Lon he'o
% b. The p O'Clock train viii issued purchaser, by the Aae
No. a lelar.tL. ~ "
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mathintrp.

- !,
CALORIC ENGINE for SALE.-A 21lncn
" Cpder Engine a. present arranged for hosting owners s1hs
PREMISES have no further VII be sold low Inquire - ~
FERRIsk Co., Nos 26l 200 and 2@ MoitsL -
ONE OF LAWS REVOLVING BUM
W CUTTING MACHINES FOR SALE. Apply to SCOTT y 'o''
Nos. 10 and II Rssdsst, n. Y
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EnumerSts
u. .willeis ct al agt Sun. Nut
Ins. Co.
10. Clark agt MetcAlf ct al.
u. .Bschis sgt Richie.
II. Peabody ACT. Peabody.
10. Wood ct al agt. Wilder et al.
a.. Bradley. ct a. sgt. Nut Ben.
Life Ins. Co.
g. .Dambman It al agt. Hatfield,
a.. Ferguson sgt Fritz.
IS. Henderson agt Williams.
81. Lincoln agt Lincoln.
SUPREME COURT-CHAH
Reserve
80. Goodwin agt. Sharkey.
IS. Steele agt McNsir IT al.
100. Baker agt. Lord et al
l27. In re. Widening 6th-aye.
lSl. Ross ct al. agt. Dempsey.
l43. .Clafin ct al. egt Sehles"ger
etsl.
SUPERIOR C0URT-TRLAL
ll7. .McCormick sgt. Sarson.
3l5. Toledo, Logauspert, aud n.
Ind K. K Co. sgt Hapss
267. Reilly, ST.. adnr.. agI Banks
275. .Tallman at. Murray.
3l7. Solomon by guardian agL
Ceatral Park \. L +. X. K.
5l7..O'Connell agt. Lane.
229. Cast AIT. Nathan.
$50. .Uimsu sgt Jacobs 81 al.
srsrRloa CoURr-TRIAL TER
$50. Young e. al. agt Western
Union Tel Co.
ls2 Amerlnsn agt. UBrieu, Sh'ih
500. .Bradley, adm, sgt. Matthews.
4sO. .Hapes AIT Morris ct al
486. Emery agt Robinson.
I88. Kidd AIT. Mech. 7. ms Co.
492. Ward ct. al act, Smith:
494. .Degraw agt n. \. FioAtingI
Drv Dock Co.
COMMON PLEAs-TRfAL IL
673. .Legget agL 6ilt+
9l2. Martin agt Bschman.
1919. .Regsn AIT Rosenberg.
1870. Turner Agt Wall
1859. .Beiser at Rushmore.
1853. .Pannin agt. McMuliin.
1921. Grader AIT keisler.
1874. Newman agt. Herman.
CoNzoS PLEAs-rRiAL 7
g43l. .Kaiu agt. Kelley, Sheriff.
Pas. Promo sgt. Smith.
857. Hoover agt Beekmaa Fire
lnS Co.
s55. Hoover agt. Cro,on Fire lns.
Co.
99l. .Houck sgt. WINNER
s85. .Ellithorpe ct al agt Holden.
1866. .Psftndge Sgt. Susq. aad wy
Val. Il. X. Co. 81 al.
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WEDNESDAYS WEATHER RBPoRT-0& IN.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Gan ,,.es ~ Gas Sun 4s5 MOoa tlses..., aA
Sandy Hook Gors Island. e6A Hell 0ss.,'"S;A
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Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing renting such pro-
perry win find 1t TO their interest to advertise in THA
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
other newspaper and in addition to this advantage THR
will be found not only in NewYork and oil its
cities and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made
brief as will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
to the reader We would especially dwon on the fact
that the Subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRB
uNE, semiWeekly and Weekly comprise individuals in
every profession business; consequently advertise
uents in each disseminate among all classes THE
TRIBUNE devotes especial attention to the reports Of sales
Of real estate both in the city and country thus adding
greatly to the value of it's columns advertising
dunn. The charges for advertising follows DAILY
TRIBUNE, IS cents per line for each insertion; WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, q per hne; sEMIwEEKLY TRIBUNE. IS cents
er lne About ten words average line after the first
jine which usually contains only four or i've words
Terms cash in advance.
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9]ousts anS sfarms SoIanttO.

cash purchaser a IN Sla O'E IL
w on WlAnst between Liberty aud Spruce or neet &
me Of streets crossing fltOnst between You a.
kN. AppN y 81. a. klLAhD y 70, No DeeAmAhs" ~ -
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WEARING" BOOKS FOR FARMERS
THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.
"a BOOK FOR YOUNG FARNERsJ
GRO r. WEARING, ~,
Formerly Agricultural Engineer Of the Central Park in New York
Author Of Draining for PROFIT and Draining for Health.
SECOND EDITION.
CAREFULLY RRvISBD)
TIKI PLANT.
W y5s loOd 81 r.ss The character Of she, p
How t they take it op Clear account O The reaiOuoi
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THE SOIL
What I !. and how 4 !. formed The sun.og
It's relation to Vegestoni Mechanical improvement
MANuRRS
Character Character ,Sd ti.d. Iaa9ld M.nur.
DigeionEhow act. on the Manure FROM Inherent Asi~LA
Waste Of M.uur. Fish S''
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Muck Gusno aud Super Phosphate
Lime Irrigation
MECHANICAL CULTIVATION
Doaer Draining; rowns;
SUB Soil PiOsi1E Cu.ystnS, cse
Arsys Of Soil utility doubtful Various Plant" parts Of P'n''
foregoing subjects diseased PLAZA and simple language
The book written by successful praioaI farmer and uu Of
Mr. GREELEY SAYS Of it: Though dealing With facts unfamiliar
msnT obscure sentence and scarcely bard word IN the
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from Ia Pesa one uoraH unieroPed that be esIno.
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Also, BY tn. same suihor
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Iow Drains act and how tboJ aatct tie Sol.
How 70 lay out q stem Of Drains;
How to make the Drains
Care Of Dr'ius ard Drained Land
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Adirs" THE TRIBUNE.
NETWORK.
MONEY TO LOAN on New-Jersey Property,
w MORRISON HALL EsuJersSy Real Eae Brokers' No
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MONEY TO LOAN on New-Jersey Property,
w MORRISON HALL jersey Es.ae No
lJ7 Broadway. Room No. 22t.
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COURT CALENDARs-THrs DAY.

SuPREAa CouRrGkNERAL TRRNBARNARO, j. INeRAHAa aud
CAkDOz0. }. }.
I'm ra.alM
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Smas.mssts.
THEATRE FRANCAIS-GENEVIETE, at q

THEATRE FRANCAIS-GENEVIEf g, at IT
- i'sa'ee onl
FouRIH WEEK or THB GROWING SUCCESS
AND IRRESISTIBLE NOVELTY OF THE sBASON,
osebaehs Opera Bouee GBSRvfBvB De BRABANT
Presented every EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE, With
esdr OF mise and CAST equad stage
GEAkvBVR DB BRABAET exceeded the highest eTpea
o We fewok representation being unreseed pronounced supe
des Menus PIsirs, Paris
Seats be secured week advAacs P No l Bread
Wsyi up tosn Sehme No Broadway and Theatre Francois
Inc cast WI. comprise ROSE BELL DESCLAUZAS CARklkk,
BEGhERS. GkNoT BOURGoIN. CODY hUsSAY. PETIT, Nile:
GukRETII BAGBARD and NJ GABAL who created the T0b OF
Ptou the Gensdeare the Of the companylf0
Orchestra seats 81 5o 81 private bores f
and second $40; PRIVATE BOXES THIRD ROW. s6 Proso
mum B0Ies SIS; General Admission 81 Family Circle 80 cents
ONLY Private Boxes for the MATINEE be secured
VNHEATRE FRANCAIS MATINEE, SATUR-
n DAY. at o'clock Doors open at DIS
Oienbaehgs renowned Oprra Boufe
GENEVIBVR DB BRABANT
Will be presented with the splendor the evenings
Admission to all parts ST. Only Private Boxes will be secured
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Country 9,aI Estate for Sale.

A GIFT FOR THE HOLIDAYS.-In a few
n weeks everybody will be puzzled what they shall Tor
HeIav G. lie. make suggestion. Mtssrs JOHNSON MIL
LBR v sell the 7h inst tie Exchange Salesroon No III
Of the choicest LOTS Fabush divided into villa
pots Now tbs the establish elegant
home vicinity Prospect Park Of having
railroads It's society refined intel
isctua wealthy school facilities superior t
Of would
admirable Heeay Gift from father 70 brother 10
his aAHced II fact wOad be appropriate
sensible and acceptable gi n Think oft
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SNAfSA"fS" Co..
CRY oV Sgw.YOEK, DEPARTMENT or FINANCE
BUREAU y RECEIVER oT IAIks..
COURT 0usE, PARK Oct 81 1908.
ITO TAX PAYERS.-NOtice IL hereby gwen
that one per will be added to all t4I' unpld on Tue " O ~
.enb,Tl also an additional psr cent on December 10
On ali taxes remaining unpaid on JanusY l. htsies' ~
twelve per cent per calculated nom me uy us D dsS
c,d ky the Receiver 10 the day Of payment vi" h
No money will be received after o'clock Once h3u
IN to2p.m bERNAND sSlI -. -
T,yHEfATE l.YLrH WARDS ISLAND, Department Of
Pubic Charities fud Correction, Hgw'YOHK, Oct 20 1000
THIS INSTITUTION, under the direction on
the Commissioner Public Charities and Correction nov
for the reception patients limited number can be prortu
perior prices ThuDg from % 70 vi
FubeT mar obtained By addressing ohohuh NM
LOCK No. Bond-st - - . ~ ppv~r,s
ISAAC BELL JAS NJ ho4poH,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-02
A RemarkabJe TnYeaIIoD.

Il Is stated that German glassmsker
has lately made a remarkable discovery.
He has invented q telescope, or magnify.
ing glass, by means of which the most
intricate nerves and vessels inside of the
body may be seen from the outside. In
fact, the whole arrangement and action
OF the interior organs may, by means oi
this glass, be distinguished.
The discovery will probably be Of Inn
mense benefit TO mankind, as by means
OF 1t the physician will be able to deter
mine, with unvarying accuracy, the
nature Of any particular disease, and the
proper manner for treating the same.
: The name of the Inventor, who viii
probably realize large fortune from his
discovery, is GOtlieb Junt1. He is very
psOF, but g well read and highly
intelligent man, He has an aged mother
an invalid wife, six children, and q
blind sister, all dependent upon him fol
support. His mother wes we'll acqusin,
ted with the poet Goethe, and il wal
probably her many anecdotes of this il.
lustrious person, which first inspired heI
son with desire to do something to win
the respect and esteem Of his fellow
men.
The glass he has made will probably
place him among the first OF inventors
and win for him the esteem of who'll
nations.
By means Of this Invention he ha:
nearly cured his wife. Six months ago
q well known doctor said she eoald mo-
I've, and pronounced her disease to b.
affection Of the heart. JuntZ, how
ever, has now proven to him, with the
aid of the wonderful microscope, that b,
was entirely mistaken; the stomach
alone being the part affected.
We are eagerly looking for further in
formation regarding JQntz and his won
deriul glsss,-s4tsrdeeR Examiner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-02
GEORGIA ITEMS.

The Columbus ,S50l of the 29th say:
that Meade is making good his promise
to Wilson, Of taking strong Radical
ground. Pore managed 10 vote the pop.
ula.iOn Of Alabama at one precinct in
each county ia two days Meade pro,
poses to open three precincts in each
county, and to add two days to the voting
time.
The Columbus San says: There is q
sable statesman IN the mulstto C0nven-
ton at Atlanta, who is not affected by
the pecuuisry strirgency. He eats and
sleeps in the kitchen of his former mis-
tress. SJme Of the delegates to these
mongrel absurdities make out to live by
blackiug boots and whitewashing.
George Elkins and Nose WornuD,
tWO negroes, were Overhauled at COlum-
bus on Monday night last, for rebbing g
small grocery store Of seventy dollars
The Atlanta NelU Era has been Sc
lecrsd as the official paper Of the scalla-
wag Convention.
The Atlanta NtlD Era says; 1.-THE
Miledgevile Union objects to having
the capital removed to Atlanta. If we
were weakly paper in Milledgevilfe
we would object too" We should think
that w6e7d be q hedVy job, and quite
inConvenient. Couldn't they put up one
at Atlanta de noUo at less expense2
An inceudiRry set fire to the resi-.
dence OF Col. James NJ. Mobley, of Ham
iltoD, Harris county, on Saturday might
Of last week, which was entirely con.
sumed, with most OF the euthouses
wheat, meat, and provisions generally
Loss 5000, Rnd no insurance.
On Tuesday night last, snow fell tC
the depth Of five inches at Rome-tht
deepest that has ever fallen there.
The Rome Courier of the S0th nit
says Mr. Samuel Thomas, who wa.
shot by c. Lorraine Johnson, in thi:
county, last week, has since died from
the effect Of the wound. Mr.. Thomas
leaves a widow aud four children in des.
titgte circumstances. We learn that the
Inferior Court has offered S2QQ reward FOL
Johnson's apprehension. o.
Conservative meetings are to be held
at Corseia, Cbsttshooahee county, Oh
Saturday, February lst; at Hamilton,
Harris county, and at Sandersville,
Washington county, on the tirst Tuesday
in February. "The work goes brayels
on.n ...
The Sandersville Central Georgian
says that assaults Of negroes upon each
other are Of frequent occurrence in that
county. Two instances are given, one o.
which proved fatal, and two others arc
now in jail on similar charges.
Gen. Ruger has not yet taken pos
session Of the Executive Mansion, and
with the exception Of having stationed !
small guard there, has allowed every
thiEg to remain In the position that &
was left at Gov. Jenkins departure
Gen. Ruger, the Treasurer and Comp
trOller, are all boarding at the Milledge
vile Hotel, In very quiet and unos
tentatious manner, and those who havt
business with them are always treateC
politely. 1t is also said that Treasure
Jones has announced his intention o
sueing the cashier of the Bank of Atlantis
for letting them have the $1,000 be depos
tied there, and testing the question a
once as TO Gen. Mesde's right to appl,
the money Of the State for such a pur
pose.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-02

We eondense from the uoOn dispatches
Of yesterday, which are rather prolix for
the matter they contain At Raleigh.
n. c., February 1st, the article on Gov
ernOrs and executive officers was
adopted, slightly amended Majority
and minority reports on suffrage were
presented. A cemmittee was appointed
To report these to be relieved from politi.
cal disabilities. Dunbam's amnesty res.
oiution was tabled by test vote. The
reporter Of the Daily Caroiinidn was
expelled for using the word nigger." !"
The Military Committee report that
every able bodied citizen between TWEEN
ty.one and forty-fve, without distinction
of color, shall perform military duty,
unless exempt by religious scruples.
At Charleston, s. c., February lst
The State Treasury shelled out for ex.
penses of Convention, $l2, 600 in State
bills. Mackey, son Of the President o.
the Convention, who assailed the re-
porter, has been ordered by the military
to he arrested.
At Richmond, February 1st. The ma.
jority report TO disfranchise all who are
disfranehised by the Reconstruction act
At Atlanta, February lst. Charges
against the Mayor OF Savannah are to bC
investigated by Military Commission
The meeting Of the Radical State Con
yentiou mas been indefinitely pestponed