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Bogtou Market.

6O1COu mbIAots ..-.i..r..
BOSTON, January 22.-CoTFEE.-T market has
been quiet for Coffee since our last the trade pur-
chasing only In small lots to supply immediate
wants. Java has been taken In small lots from sec
ond hands at 2631c, gold; and singapore JaYa
Is held at 1Kc, gold. st. Domingo Oohee Is quiet
and prlces are nominally 9xa10c, gold in bond and
small lots Of Cape have been sold ut 16c, gold, duty
paid. ,-.,..,..,,.s.
upward until near the close of the week, when less
favorable advices from abroad caused slight reac-
1ton. Manufacturers have purchased quite freely
snd stocks are well sold up. We quote Ordlnary et
1kxal6}1c; Good Ordinary 16Hal6Ho; Low MID
cling 16He17fc; and Middling at 17hal8Hc per 10,
Including Uplands and Gulf with sales OF 30Cu 10
1000 bales during the week. The market closes
quiet at these prices. J,c
DoMssT1os-There Is better feeling for all desra-
BILE cotton fabrics with consideraole inquiry Tor e1
port and better demand for jobbers. Fine sheet
ings have been sought after and sles to some e1-
tent at previous prices desirable makes nagng
been sold ahead Of production. Brown sneenngs
and drills have been 10 more request for export ano
prints glnghams and delnines have been In DEMAND
In woollen goods not much movement as yet but
there is better feeling for all seasonspie 60 oas
with the prospect OF more active demand soon.
10 GuNaY Rlds-The market for Gunny Bags ID nrm,
with sales Of 500 bales here and In New YORK az 1t
h1eKc, including light and heavy bags:
i GUnNY CLorK-The market Is as dull az previous
ly potced, and sales confined TO small lots as lsAs
19c p yard, currency.
."dAf-IEoro nave oeen tur LICK DoaoS Va A'"'SoA ~
Northern at S22a26 p ton, currency.sG 5roE u
NAVAL sToREs-There Is o frmer feeling ior
Spirits Turpentne and prices have advanced. Tne
sales have been In small lots at 66a57 per gallon 70
arrive and on tho upot. In Tar there have been
sales Of 100 bbls Xmipgt. at $5 ~; andsma lots
at S3 26 q bbi. In Rosln nothing OF any conse-
quence has been done and prices are nominaly the
same Pitch has been selling In amau lots ct IS 70 q
Dbl.
R1oE-There has been better demand for Rice,
and prices have advanced Sales of ordinary Ram
COON at6Xa7xc fair to'good 8HaSX9, and dpyime ct
oXcT b; soine 300 bbls hsving been taken at these
prices Carolina scarce, with sales OF $50 cssks at
9,<s1OHo p b, as to quality.
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Exports,

West IHnIESPu schr Yankee Blide-11o, 900 feet
Lumber. IL. c-i o. *
NEW YoRKAper steamship Mixmi-14S5 bales Up.
Ehuh Cotton, I1028 saokD Corn, H7 Ale bbls, 10
bhls Esgs, and sundry Packa2es.J7 ..Faa
BALTT6ORE-Per steamship Falcon-182 bales
Cotton. IS bsles Domestics and Yarn, l49 Herces
Bloc, 10 hhds Hides, 16 bales aides aud Hklns,
10 barros Fertilizer, IS boxes shoes. Is bales
Bags, 100 tlerces Salt Ill Barrels (empty), 900
feet Lumber, II Packages.
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET,

The New York Evening Post, CT Friday, January
"a, says:
cept that the supply Of available capital is on the
increase while the demand .fol accommodation,
though augmentng, does not grow as rapidly as do
the means Of meeting and satisfying It. The rate
for call loans Ia 5s6, most ptions at 4. CONNER
cial paper passes at 6a7H for choice lots Of high
grades f.. 7-li'..,''. ..'1, o ia -t--.-o -.
The stock market is strong. Governments are
fairly active seven-thires being up TO 107 and fve
twenties Of 1852 TO Ill. Railroad shares ara fever
ish and advancing. Miscellaneous shares Ar1ner
After the call the fervor Of speculation abated and
there was scme pressure TO SELL From theidepres-
sion In prices thus produced there was subsequent
partial recovery.
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PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, January 24-TIoUs, &c.-The market
for Western and Sta Flour Is more active, the de-
and being tor the local trade and for south Ameri-
can and the West Indies. All GRADES are nrm.
Choice spring wheat extras are better. =
Ths rales are 7400 bbls at IS 7oas 16 for super
ane State; 50 6o1l0 % for inferior river and city
exe SO 50s10 70 for extra State; $40 soa1l 80 Tor
fancy ste so 46a1O 36 for the lew grades OF Spring
Western Extra; $40 6Oa12 10 tor good to choice
Spring Wheat extras s1Oa10 rs flor shipping Ohio;
$40 85a15 for trade aud family do; Sl1 2oa12 70 for
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an ADVANCE of 1al ko Sales of 80 bbls .' 4s'' and
SOL do at 50c Q gallon hnA ,,..tor de,o,nd. and
Ros1N-Has been In some pertsr Is kIsa q. "a f,r
Strained, So 1Oa2 l2 fer No and 50 Soas Tor NO.
as in quality. S.1a o,oo NJ
coTToN-saies @ Of ss bales OF Ice for Low 4iddNng
to Middling. 1 ~ C. s-+
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND
SURGERY.

A sFM1-MoNTHLY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE, SUR
aERY, PHYSIOLOGY, HYGIENE AND GENERAL
LITERATURE, DEVOTED TO THE fho-
FEssIoN AND THE PEOPLE.
The cheapest Medical Paper In the world pub
lished every two weeks at the University Building,
Ninth-street, South OF Walnut
Single copies. ....;;................'s 'si.9o 9e
Five copies to one address. ...4.3o
Ten copies to one address. ...70O
Fifteen copies to one address. .....S.SO
Twenty copies to one address. .-.1o.oO
The getters up OF the Club shall have ,t one copy
ssniemher 10 Philadelphia, Pa.
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wuuaIneton Market.

wrtMNaroN, Jsnuary 25 - TuxrrSTnn.-
Pioes unchanged Sales Of 462 bbs at ~ 90 for soft
and 81 76 for hard, p $50 lbs.
sp1arra TUapxNrINR-The market has ruled &C.
tive to-day under the advicss received, and closes at
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Consignees per Savannah and Charles.
fan Railroad January 26.

Cotton, Rice. hay, Mdse, Lumber, Mules, Wood,
&c, To Geo w Clarke l. Co, W ID Lawton Willis &
Chisolm, r Blake Koester, w Lawton, w Bss &
Co, Chisolm, E q Rodgers Co, Middleton. II
Klatte %. q James, Mofett Boyle. H Walter
l. Co, Perry, l. rsser & Dill, Cart Kopf Jervey,
# Porcher, i F Behling, Southern Express Co.
and Railroad Agent
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DREvENTION IS BETTER THAN
L CURE. .tpa .a
Il. DIR. RICORD'S. IN
Celebrafed I'rayentiya Lotion.

APPROVED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
by the FRENCH MEDICAL FACUL1 as the only
safe and ihfalhDle spiidote against infection from
Special Diseases. This invaluable preparation is
suited for either sex. and has proved, from ample
experience, the most efficient and reliable Preven-
tive ever discovered, thus efectng a desiderstum
lorg sought for IN he Medical World. Il used &C.
coiding to directions every possibility Of danger
mty be avoided single application Will radically
ne 1tralze the venereal virus, erpel all impurities
from the absorbent 1essels, and render contamina-
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outlay, save hours Of untold bodily and mental tor.
mGnts. --- e,- , c..I..e,e-. w.
This most reliable specific, 30 universally adopt
ed ID the Old World, is now offered for sale for tho
frst time in America by F. A. DUPORT l. CO.,
only authorized Agents for the United States.
Price So per bottle. Large bottle, double sfze So
The usual discount to- the trade. Sent, &c
curey packed on receipt Of price, to any address,
with directions and pamphlet by addressing to x:
F. A.. DUPORT & CO.,
- Sole Agents for DR.. Records p. L.,
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rHE eREENvnLE MoyNTAINEER

RS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 80
i per year. in advance. Advertisements inserted
NAV IN Editor and Proprietor,
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Mbfeuansous.
RODUNDA ISLAND GUANO.

A Pure, Unmixed, Natural Guano, as
Fine as Flour (although not Ground),
Just In tho Condition In which II Is
Imported from the Island.
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nlas'NyI. az. \ ~
CAEEIBz&R.
PHASES OF THE MOON

PHASES OF THE MOON.
First Quarter 1st, hour, minutes, eve.dng. o..
Full Moon, 9Th, 4 hours, 27 minutes, n Jrning.
Last Quarter, 18th, hours, minutes, p orning.
New Moon, 2Sd, hours, u minutes, morning.
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:. =. !. ~ AMERICAN. 8. .,.... :
lead PENCIL COMPANY,
NEW YORK. ., z
lC1 t-..-. Cs7f .ii J.---:J ~ --.i
Factory, Hudson City, N. j.. !.
WHOLESALE SALES ROOM

NO. "a JOHN STREET. NEW YORK.
AIL STYLES AND GRADES OF LEAD
q a PENCILS Of superior quality ere msnuac.
M tured and offered at fair terms to the Trade.
JEk The public are invited to give the AAKRT
HEP CAN. LEAD PENCIL the preference.
VNt THE PENCILS ARE TO BE HAD AT ALL
Sl THh PRINCIPAL sTXrIONERS AND
R9R - NolIoN DEALERS.
ASK FOR THE "AMER1oAN LEAD PENCIL"
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amber Winter Wheat extra Indiana and Michigan; !;
s13 25al6 for White Wheat do 90, and Sl3 1oaio
for ST. Louis Extras. ,oo,,
California fioui is better and more active. Sales
Of 1000 bags at SO 25a13 go.
Southern -four is ehade hrmer.
Sales of 1550 bbls at 50 Sa11 26 for ordinary COCO
extra Baltimore and country S11 60ala 20 for extra
family Georgia and Virginia, and sllal6 bo LOT eA"
and family Maryland and Delaware.
Oats are easier and close tame.
The sales are $4,000 bushels Western at SSo In
store. ..., .....-;t.-.. - y..-,-.
! We is inactive and prices are uncertain :
Corn is freely offered and closes lower. Inc in'
quiry is for the home trade and for export.
The sales are 1000 bushels new western maeu loa
at Al 2sa1 32N. delivered; old do 81 96 In store;
Jer sey yellow at 81 24a1 27the latter pr1ce oenV-
ered southern white OF 81 so; straw colored 1ennes
see at 81 %. q, ~,
is without ssty syas1 sTs - sor ne1 old
with more rmDess, closing at ABOUT ozV oi7s ioi iu
mess, and sd 371S for new do
sales in job lots Of 800 bbs at s1s for prime mess
and s23 70 for old clear. ,,..,
.iFor future delivery we note 1000 Dds new Msss'
seller March, at Sol 6Sk.
keef has been in active demand, ano Patoe' -
rather better, closing firm. .,-,...,, ond
Sales OF 26jO bbls at sl4a1s 30 for plain mess ano
s1Sa2rfor extra mesa.
Beef hams are dull al $S0s90 30.
Bacon Is quiet and somewhat nominal the searc'y
of freight room prevents shippers from operaang:
Dressed hogs continue dull and Gather heavy; we
quote at 6aa9c 10: WESTERN tne oussue 1ot sA.e'o'
and 97Ia9Hc for ely. LAY, ,,,,,. ,,n q
raj offerinQs; prices have less strength than yes
terdsy. e.. No
'1sXalSXc for city; 1sNalShc for fair to prime
steam and kettle, the outside ngures for ansAi io'
Refined lard is held at lS4s1SXo. ~.
CorrEE.-Rio coffee is firm and In fair demand
Other styles are quiet u
IorroN.-The market is somewhat excited and
fully No higher than our quotations OF yesterday
We quote: w.. o-,.,,,,
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i, rEsTrYoNIAL- ..sc.i 4-J.i
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, J.
biz. ,t = gENaMEERINa DEPARTMENT..
aus YALE COLLEGE. November 1e, $780,
have always recommended the Faber >Polygrade
Lead Pencils the only pencils fitted for both or
nanlental and mathematical drawing; but, after q.
thorough trial Of the American Polyirade Lead Pen1
ellis, man pufactured by the American Lead Pencil
Company, New York, hnd them superior to any
pencil In use, even to the Faber or the old English
Cumberland Lead Pencil, being superior pencil for
axe ching, ornamental and mechanical drawing, and
all he ordinary uses of lead pencil.
These pencils are very finely graded and Lave q
very smooth lead; even the sottest pencils hold the
point well; they are all that be desired In PEN
Gil 1t gives me great pleasure to be able to assure
Am ericans that they Will no longer be compelled to
der end upon Germany OF any other foreign market
for pencils. .;.-'- 80
- LOUIS BAIL,
i.9.- Professor Of Drawing, &c.
c1-.; AL PENCILS ARE STAMPED:
E3- "AMERIOAN LEAD PENCIL co. N. 2"
Nome genuine without the exact name Of the
FIR, look to it December Is
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! iRUTI.Epa kesTREET,LMR.

.u0F
|, Leave Lotper .Terrs;ssss
| at4.3T AM, and at fn&r-
walls Of every fsee1 sl6)
/ minutes TN 1877 PM.
| when hetntarWltseywy
thirty iS) minutes TIL
t7!S0 PM.s e Ao.sof
o the Battery, untn 6.37 p.
.ar 20 the old Po1to@Se(ft
-s. ". RAMsAY,.
SacretatY and TilSsIlter.
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Leave Upper Ternin,is
OF 9.AM.ir snd'at sint5r.
yais Of; every ftfeen (l6)
minutes TN II O'Clock H.,
when hetntayWl iAeyy
thirty @) minutes TIL
ad6PM.s r.cGs ~ni1i
N.E-An the trips are
M The lasttrtpof each
asanuar,i;2a no ID IN
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savanninah we>sly Market. ..

SAVANNAH, January 2a-CoTToN.-our hss
weekly review quoted tho markesuosinG quiet sno
Arm at tho following quotations:
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SOLE AGENTS FOR CHARLESTON. s. G.
av-w,, CREIGHTON & SON, Bowly's Wharf, Bal.
timore. General Agents for tho United States.
'iiIOIs, I Ss'NN wfm2mos
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HAYS In. fair demand but prices ara heavy ct
81 bsl 20 for shipping and 81 26a1 60 for retail ots
Hops-Are moderately active and steady at from So
5000, as to growth and quality.
LATHs-Are dull at 81 76a$S per ID.
LnE-Rocklsnd Is firm at 81 80 for common and
81 85 for lump.
MoLAssRs-Is quiet but prices are unchanged.
RIoE-Is dull. We hear Of no sales. Prices are
nominal.
STaAw-rs urm at 81 20 for long rye and 81 for
short do. -g+...
priees are Arm. Sales of Cuba at 115za12xc, and
Deuerara at 12K. Refined are Armer at 16hal61c
for hRrds. -! ,.us-: no,i .
Wu1sKKY-The market Ia dull at BOO. In bond.
FnE1aHTs,-To Liverpool, 800 bales cotton at hd;
100 ties lard ct 85s and by steamer 16, 600 bushels
corn at 1s To Bremen, 800 pckgs lard at 29e 3D.
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SUNDAY, ,scHR1UzRe; e;

Lsaye Upper TERMINUS |
at 8 A.M.I and Rt inter-
walls Of twenty l20l mia-
,1tee GuThress sy| 6clo,k
?. n, when the interval |
ts every tenfH0) nnfnutas1
TIL 100 p. NJ ~r-.,c i
NB.4Ahn the tips afe Il
". The.laat Tip of.eQA Q
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LAaae fhs :Lo.or Feyai-
,zlsis,ata.@-A-M., and ut
intervals Of swtmty, @
miiutos I'll $3.50" Pm,
| when the. inteYsl1ssyr
ten n0) minutes MP7.@
] E sSs ,Mss Sslssryy,, y,SiI ds.s5f.
ar. to tho Old PoetoaeelI
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

GENERAL sUPERINTRNpENTis OFFTeR, +.
CHAnIrsros, u. O., October 8, 1857.
ON AND AFTER OCTOBER g. 1887, THE PAS
u SENaER TRAINS on the South Carolina Ra1
oad will run az fcoTD Wig .iiD,s 90. IL ,J4Ct,!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-13

Health Depends uponsGood Diges
ton.

weakness Of the Stomach Ii the .oures Of NOR
evils than were contained In Pandora, Box Debility
h-adAehs, nervous irsmors. papitatIsn Of he bear.
and local pains innumerabe are its direct consequent
1t closures the intellect ana gives birth 20 the
most absurd and incehsrent faneoai inc .paeitatea
for busnss. and renders persistent sx.ron next
TO impossible. Yet, strange to say indis Is III
most neglected Of ali ailments And this is
traordinary from the fact that absolute nfaliihle
specific for the disorder be obtained In every city,
town aud village OF the United States
HosTETrERs STOMACH BIrrERs takes a. wide
range the maiady which IL II pervsdes every
civilized portion Of the Western Hemisphere and Its
lebrity tonic snd Alternative IL everywhere esab-
ished It II doe 70 the aense Of the American
public 10 nay that the demand for IL Ia immense AMI
contirasly the increase but stil thousands
Ne . snf1 eondyspfpiA, Wit the great fact staring
tlem y tho thaa srsnedy fsr il exists - II
switAn Arms-I sth Of every sufferer. snch Il the In
constituency Of human naturel Day by day, howe yer,
the number Of those who manifest this i'm ane nder
% their he.ith ard comfort diminishes; aud
th~ time viii come 1t Is confidently believed hen the
s-sss viii be expelled from the category of pre-
disorders by this ncc alternative and re.tors
tive. lsepts-daw
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~ CARE NOTHING FOR PROMO
VI TON, SO LONG as OUR ARMS AXE
SUCCESSFUL.
-Groaf to Sherman February 1862
".IF NY COURSE Is NOT SATIsFAC-
TORY, REMOVE ME- AT ONCE DO
NOT WISH IN ANY WAY TO IMPEDE
THE SUCCESS OF OUR ARMS
q. -- Grant to HaHeck, F.b 8, 1862
mo Theory OF NY OWN WILL
EVER STAND IN THE WAY OF MY
EXECUTING In GOOD FAITH ANY
ORDER MAY RECEIVE FROM THOSE
AUTHORITY OVER ME-
.--GsssI h Ss~stsry chase, Buy 20, 1858.
..TuIS IS A REPUBLIC, WHERE THE
WILL OF THU PEOPLE IS THE LAW
OF THE LAND
= Grnts Letter to nesident Johnson, Augs.t
1853.
u ~ SHALL HAVE NO POLICY OF MY
OWN TO INTERFERE AGAINST THE
/ With OF THE PEOPLE,
-0ranfs Letter, Nay 20, 1868.
n rhHexAN LIBERTY THE ONLY
g1k1 & 70 UNDATIoN OF HUMAN GOV
EMINENT"
-0nubsf's Latter to Citizens Of Memphis.
.LRT Us HAVE PEAok."
II Cram Ltttsr Nay 20, 1868.
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HALLS
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Renewe1

Every near increases the p0pw-|
iarify Or this rdlitaOte Hair Prep-|
aratiOn, Whfch IL due to nieyil|
alone. We can assure our ED
patrons that IL IL kept fully up ia
its High standard, and to thOs6|
ich0 hare never used IL sge CHss|
confidently sag, that IL IL the only
reliable and perfected prepnrG-
ton to restore GRAY on FADEDI
HAIR to its youthful color, maxi
ing IL soft, IustrOsss, and sffIeen
rhite and clean; 1t removes all
eruptt0lis and ddndrll7, and Uv
its tonic properties prerents thl
hair from falling Ostt, as 1t sfis's-
utatcs and nOMrtshes the ss0ts1
glands. BIZ ITS use the hair 0r0ssa
thicker and stronger. In b0ldneaG|
IL restores the capillary glands
to their normal Vi0Or, and sOtl
create neiC OrOscth except iM|
ert,ene old age. 1t IL the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used, as it reQMfrcA fesOes{
applications, and gIges the h9ts1
that splendid glossy appearancse
Iiowes. M. d.. STATE DAssGver Of
Mass, says. "fhe condiments ara
pure 0nd carefully selected fOs1
erceileHf quality, and cOsstsfos1
II the BEST PREPARATION fen
Its Intended purposes. We pub.
fish u treatise on the hair, nIstcj
ace send free IN mail upon appfl-
cation, iChich contains cO1ssscss-
d0fOrU notices from ckerOUs,aen
phUsiciuns, the press, and Others
lie hare made the stntiN Of M1
hair and its diseases n spectdIta
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WEcAAAoT CHANGE orr OLD BLUE
COATS.


Am, !. Bos.ie 1t4e Flag,
We cannot change our old blue coats,
We cannot change 70. day,
We cannot change our Onion votes,
And giys them to tho Gray;
o, NJ, h9ssii tia bloody years
We fought them in the Blue,
By brothers' blood, and mothers tears,
We always shall b tres.
CEosus: Hurrah, hurrah.
For q. 8. Grant, hurah,
aas Hurrah for tie loyal old Blus,
And Grant that won the day.
We cannot change our old blue coats,
And don the rebel Gray,
We cannot give seymour our votes,
And loyalty display;
Bat 0rant and Collar are the men
Our standard still must bear
Till yictory's cry shall once again
Resound through all the air.
CHoaus: Hurrah, hurnh, &c.
We cannot change our old blue coats,
We love them far too dear;
So let east in ell our votes
For Grant, with many q cheer;
We followed Grant through all the war,
Until he won the day,
And follow still his rising star,
And scorn tho rebel Gray.
Csoaus: Hurrah, hurrah, dc.
JAMES M. DALzELL
Private Hath okie Xels.
WAsHIsGTos, D. c., Sept. 4, 1858.
MEETING or CoIoRkD DEMOCRATIC CLUB
The following, from Ths Colassbts Ga
Ssa. . bitter Rebel Democratic journal.
shows how comp letely the Georgia Demos
racy have accepted the situstion. Says The
bun:
1.-The demonstration made by our colored
Democratic friends on Tuesday night WAS .
perfect success. The Club hall was filled al
most to overfo wing With the intelligence and
worth OF the freedmen Of our city, while large
numhers we're clustered outside. Many white
citizens also were present. Jefferson Hol-
brook, President of the "Colored Seymour
and Blair Club, presided, assisted by num-
bers Of ce>Presidents Immediately after
the meeting had been called to order, on mo.
ton Of Joe Clark, the well known barber, a
committee, consisting Of Joe Clark, John
Saspler, Prank bye, John Wells, Sipeo
Lane, and John Gender, was appointed to
wait upon Col. VIM. s. Morton, of New Or
leans, who had consented to address the
meeting, snd escort him to the ball The
committee. headed by the brass band OF the
club, consisting Of sixteen pieces, waited
upon Col. Merton at the rooms Of DR..
Schley, and after short detention, which
We understand was occupied in smiling, re-
turned with the speaker 10 the hall. accom-
panied by number of white friends. Col
Morton's speech was we'll received and hear
tily applauded, He was followed by Mayor
Wilkins and John w. Graham, OF New
York, fluent cnlored orator. After which
number Of freedmen joined the club, and
the meeting adjourned at late hour with
hearty cheers for Seymour and Blair. Among
the committee named will be noted John
Stapler and John Wells, recently dragged
from their homes and tortured by ''sweat
boxes at Fort Pulaski, to make them bear
false witness against their white neighbors.
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WE TELL THEM 1.-THE REPUBL1CANS)
H0AI THE DAYS OF THEIR TYRANNY AND
THIEvING ARE FAST DRAWING TO A
CLOSE, AND THAT THEY WILL GOJOUT OF
fDHB1Uo ar THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL
ELEOTLON EITHER BY BALLOTS OR BY
BULLETH-BY BALLOTS IF THE PEOPLE
ARE ALLOWED TO VOTE, AND ny Bull
LET'S If THEY ARE NoT.--Ciayen, IN The
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