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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
/ WIFI SELL 10 THE HIGHEST BID

DER ys cash. The court house door IN VILE SAT
urday She l9lb day Of september eGs si he right, tr
claim demand hat r. AdcOck has IN SID 10 tract u
the 18th civil district q KnoK couNfy aoipnE ts
q y CHM and others containing . sefes, nore
less Said property vii B. said % satisfy judgment iu tu
res court 81 En0x Comfy Isvvr n Doyle Assignee
a. aug 1877 N y. BEAHDkH, shsfia
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
LANDS AND TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE
twenty In The ourahing little town Of Mary
'ss Tennessee the Knoxville and Charleston Railroad,
within from two 20 ave minutes walk Of the Depot They
beautifully situated fof improving Any 4 10 Eve
inmates walk Of hne spring Of water These lots E Be
laid ch in sizes 10 suit purchasers giving for wids
stree & 90 between,
Also two farms around Che town Of Maryvle 10 from
to ave miles Of the place ell veil improved Thee farms
viii be sold in sizes 60 suit purchasers also
Address A. MCCONNELL,
or, W. d. McGUfLEN.
list Maryrilla. Tenn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
INSURANCE.
JOHN S. VAN GLIDER, Agent.
IOFFIoIAL.l
Abstract of thi 28th Annual Statement
PHRNIX
Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN,
On File III the Auditor Of States Office.

Total Losses Paid by the PHOENIX:
a4,I62sI 60.7S
sTATE OF TEESEssEE,
EgmFrHsLLsHs OfTfCE, HAsHFfIIE, July l. is1.
Ibi. ,sracats evidence ffs payment hs stat
Tax
q W BLACzsUHE, COmptrOllef ths Treasury DO here
by certify the PHnHL IEslEANCE COMPANY, located
Hartford the state q Connecticut, has produced
satactory sydanoe that said Company has complied with
an requirements Of The laws Of the state Of Tennessee i'm
POSED en- Insurance companes; aud further certify that
goHy Wax GInER, Agent u said Company, hss asy
piled with the requirements Of The laws 0 the STATE made
ana provided IN such
Wherefore said Phcnix Insurance COnpeny has Egth0
" 70 risks end the business " insurance ~
this State, e Knoxville, Tsnnessec.
o. W. BLAOKBURN,
Comptroller Ct Teunsssss-
Policies issusd hs above prompt paying CsmPaHy b
JOHN S. VAN GLIDER, Agent.
sugI2st Rnoxville, Tenn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02

/ have. as YOU know been a determined
opponent to secession; but have been e.
qually opposed to consolidation. In my view
consolidation and secession would result in
the same miscAiefs. Washington declar-
ed that the Union was the palladium Of orr
liberties. Disunion led to the introduction
Of standing armies here, as in Europe, and
on the pretext that they were required 10
prevent foreign aggression but reae2y to sup
port the domestic power of the rulers and
subject the People to them. Consolidation,
as VIC now sec, comes directly to that point
We have now the actual experience of the
direct application of the mlitrry power TO
control elections, and we are therefore to-
day living under military despotism
Nothing but crazy craftsmanship can hide
this substantial fact from and mind. My OPP
position to secession was the conviction that
It would result in this That, however, was
but an opinion while on the other hand, if
radicalism be maintained, we shall have the
continuance Of an existing despotism, which
will be intensified by success. In that event
many who Ike myself, have opposed seces-
sion and rebellion for the sake of liberty
and constitutional government, and fancied
ourselves wiser than the rebels, if not more
patriotic, riU haze 10 confess our mistake
IN the present aspect Of affairs I hare 10 con-
feSS that il rs ye5 10 be decided rhethel' those
rcho toRqH for the Union and IN 50 doing sad
died the country nth a greet army and a
Debt md founded great merceRdry interests
and eorrUptilg Influences hostile 10 erery form
or freedom haze not blHHdered
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
GAINES q CO., sole Agents,
10 WHITEHALL su., NV YORK
From the Field, Turf and Farm.

From the Field, Turf and Farm.
January 18th, l9ee.
GAINES COTTON PLANT BITTERS.-Of all the tonlcs
less excellence, persstenty advertised in the
Papers and posted walls bridges rocks, aud Ia every
ceiVable place. know Of noneaBd profess 20 know
something the sube0tt0 compare With the fragrant
Cotton Plant Bters. sntabTe they should be used
malarOus countries and the shooter Of snpe and
marsh birds should fail to make them part Of his
commissaTist.
Office Of the Agents Equitable Assurance Society
of the u s., % Broadway,
NV YoRK January 5th, 1865.
MEssRs. GAINES & Co., 70 Whitehall ST. ~
GENTLEMK-I take pleasure in stating, that for the past
six months have uss GAINES COTTON PLANT BIT EIs
In my family have found them be Of great assistance
in the cure Of Dyspepsia, and a. tonic generally.
sent TO invalid friends In my native city,
Chareston o. aud they have pronounced them to be
article that has assisted them much and satisfied that
soon this article is tried in few families your
sales in the above State will be very large.
Yours truly, JAMES L. RYAN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
T WILL SELL. no THE HIGHEST BID.

DER for cssb the curt house door IN Knoxyis
urdsy tbs 18th dy - aptenbsr 1853 al ne undivided IN
tsrsft that John Ch u and b q iaud
situated in s 10Th cs district q Knox county c0ntanipx
900 acres lees end being the faFsriy oWus ~
Cds fathsr. Said proprFty vii b sold ~ satisfy
sdrsnt that AbFshas zssnsF obtained assinst h IN BE
si, - "a Il - ''i n y rEtRpEE shsre
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
PmhIir Ancfinn.

u1tI,E or COLLECTOR or GyrrRSAL RG,ESJt,l
kNoXvnLE, TrSN., Aug. ~, 1888.
I WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST
bidder Saturday the s9th ultimo, the warehouse
W. r Wilson. at 10 O'clock A. NJ the following property
seized violation the Internal Revenue Laws sni for
fcited % the United States;
ln-n.r MI nrltrtr nr Inhn llrnlu nI.t ..ltl.r
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
ICEl ICE! ICEl

TOHN SCHERF 4 co. ARE IMPORT
- ING EorthsrH Ies and v dc during The Sam
msT and Fail season.
Parties living any station the RaToad between Chat
tABooEa and Bristol be supplied daily ~ sending their
orders 10 the above named firm al Knoxsiie-
The price viii be IN accordance With what Il costs as ana
- s ~ {t~ n JOHN scEEsF a 90.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
ehanesrv Sale Of valuable Mineral Lands.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
Chanoory Court ct kingston Tennessee, pronounced az
the April Term l5Ce in She Of William Geerf admin
srator Of Joseph Fstahrook deceased agsnst the udos
and creditors Of said deceased WILL THURSDAY, The
I7h day September ext a. the Coal Greek Depot the
Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad On Anderson oouaty,
Tennessee expose sale public cutlery the highest lid
the time Of bis dosth 20 the several
TRACTS OF LAND
described IN the psadngs Of said via
several sspAas purchases but al adjoining each other and
constituting the tract where the deceased resided ~
the time Of his DEATH what Il known By the o. Win
where the counties Anderson Roane and Morgan oin
and partly each county These lands will be sold subject
10 the ineumbrance the widows DOVER which has been
heretofore assigned her The lands lying Bount cquEty
Ia his half ia 40 Little bse nta the iork
Of the same adjoining the lands o. McCampbsh and A. Nc
on TOP Of the Smoky Mountains other tfaet 81 tlG
acres adjoining The SEWER county line one Third q ons
other 600 tract lying top Of smoky houuar al
yiuing the North Carolina line. full and conpeto
description Of all said lands will b given the day q sale
The tracts embracing tho Homestead viii be sold IN separate
parcels or 10 parcels united may best 20 The
interest Of the estate and ths bids by which that interest Il
best promoted will be received
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent Of the purchase money viii be required
in hand, paid the day Of sale the redue In three
equal instrument the lst payable IN twelve month"; he
I'd In eighteen months and tie other tvs years from day
Of SALE the purchaser Purchasers giving notes With
approved security bearing interest from date for the
"a yment Of the rane and lon viii be reserved or tho
lands until the same is paid for.
JAMES T. SHELLY, Q an.
BY L. A. GREES. D. C.. a 81. aug26 80
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
VALUABLE MILL AND REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

A N UNDIVIDED ONE-FOURTH OF
IL $40 Acres Of land lying % and south o. French
Bread river miles East ef knoxvie, knowR the
Cosby farm.
Also very valuable MN sad farm on Bakers Greek one
mile East Of M5rganton, Iount coanty, Tenn. The farm
contains RboEI 40
The above property VIII Be- sold oae-haii the
remainder time Address
GEORGE BROWN or JACK JOINS,
iuivIS-2un EnarviIfe To.,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
ND BEARDEE. shsrsa
I WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BID

DIR 10Y cash IN hand court houss deer 70 hnoEils.
saturday the i9th day q ssptsmbr TO- ~ tho right
title claim and dsneaf fst Nelson has ~ aud q
houss lot Ehisltst0n aad bras ot No 50
and adjoining the lots ~ Craig aud hakn said pFopery
vii Be odd - satisfy lufssaent n the ce1h ceHft %
s az Iilis'' Il D. BEARDEE. shssin
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
BRooKLYs. January 10. 1855.

BROoKLYs, January 10, 1858.
MEssHs. GAINES Co, Is whitehall St. N. Y.
During the month Of July taken down with Sc
we're Chlls and Feverto0k qunine enough 70 kill
men, all with effect. At the earnest solicitation Of a
friend who had tried your Biteers bought six bottles Of
had taken Onehalf Of them, my CALLS had all dsap
peared taking them a. tonic conscien-
fiously recommend them 20 do ali they profess 20 do
~ Respectfully JEFFERaOS WHIrE.
. RoME, Ga, January lith, lsCs.
GEsTs-we have tried your GAINES COTTON PLANT
BITTERS IN business Liquor Dealers, and ind them
perfect satisaction preerrng them
10 any other. All pronounce them excellent. We specially
them 90 the notice Of Hotel and Bar Keepers and
all who deal In liquors. USDEEwsoB s GRAvEs.
RoaE, GA Isnuary 7th, 1865.
MEssRs. GAINEs q Co.
have used GAINES COTTON PLANT BITTERS, aad
satisfied that they all they claim 10 be, ard heartily
recommend them 10 all persons needing tonic. consider
them the very best Bttes made and them in preference
10 all others. q. y. BLACK.
SAVANNAH, GA, January 9th, 1873.
MEssRs. CAMS Co, Is il whitehall ST., New York.
GkNTLEBES--Ailow to thank you FOR the bottle Of
GAINES COTTON PLANT BfTTEBS that accident threw
my way you they have been the
Joy my family than anything Of the kind introduced
into my house. Ny little girl has been for years afee
with Calls snd Feyer rendering her delicate indeed
Physician after Physician, and medicine after med5ue
have teen tried, and 81 to purpose until your
magic COTTON PLANT BITTER5 were tried which has
Loris, n JouDAs
w. G.. INGLES s. co. Agents,
Knoxville, TENNESSEE.
Apnl 1T 1868 Gm
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02

THE ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
the Stockholders Of the East Tennessee ana Georgia Rail
road Company will held 81 tie oEes Of the Company, in
Kno1yIa on wednesday h6 "a day Of September, lsos
arg I2-tdm TnOS. H. GALLOWAY, President
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
Nv VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF SALF

Issued ths circuit court - hnoz eouEty avs directed
~ rs a. sheriff 81 ssis county VII se q ths 1ghsst bli
dsF for cash. ~ euFf hoass doos 10 kDozfia
grssy the i9th day sspsmblr lss ali gso rzbe tHis
slr and Charles King has ~ e1d certain
houss snd ot situated Ismpsra1cs h IN East Knor
Vile Adjoining lsnds 81 Robert s4gy ofhsfs
property b sold % rasg judgment eireuit
sgurt u Knox comfy O. faVof % J. H1rakas
.ux Is.st ~. ID BEAHDEg shariH
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
Twill SELL TO THE HIGHEsT BID,

DIE for sss A. the court house door IN Knorys % Sat-
urday The i9h day u 5eptsmter 1863 al tha rEhg tile
claim ar ssaanA tst Isaac Joseph ID ana b
and suased spring srset ln City Of Knoxville
adjoining the lots Of G. " oues William hairs, and
Stbers said property E Be sold sstsfg afxnenf In
circuit court o. nox county 90 fesor Of A. La
sas i5it az. BEAHDEs. shsris.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
Montgomery Blair

1t was not enough for Frank Blair to
truckle to the rebels in order to get the
Democratic nomination, but his brother
Montgomery, a member Of Mr.. Lineons
late Cabinet, says that it is an open ques-
ton if the Federals were not wrong in sup
pressing the rebellion,
We have heard it frequently stated that
"a Blair would take any ground for the sake
of Office, but we must say that the following
extract from a speech of the above named
gentleman, at Alexandria, is little in adj
vance of any thing we expected:
from Montgomery Blairs Alecandris Va speech, de-
livered August l. 1888
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02

Der or eash In hans al the esat house door 10 EEoxte
SfaAy tso lsth day % September, lsss 81 TIE right
title. claim ana Demand that fhaodera Masr and -
bouse aud lot situated IN the cav 81 Knoxvc ihe
soutb sae d Cneh street adang the ots q the Cooe
Presbyterian ehurch, Riley Hamilton others SID
Propsrty yin b sold 70 satisfy udgnent that W Thoas
obtained sgslnfi hn in s crcuit ecarf cf Knox ceun
arg E'-h n ID. BEARDAN, shefin-
The New York herald., 1868-12-07
LOUISIANA.


LEGAL Election I'm New Oricnm~-Dcprrrure Of
the Two peEuvinn lron-Cisx.s, Onoota and
Catawba.
NBw ORLEANS. Dec. o, 1883.
The election yesterday on the question or issuing
$4,000 900 In bonds Tor che redemption Of thu out
standing city currency excited no interest The
total vote cast was 627S. OF which b.959 against
issuing the bonds.
The two Peruvian turret iron-eiads. formerly the
United States ir0n-ciads Oneota and CsLawbs, bot
now named the Atahaulpa and Marco Cspos, len this
afternoon for tho Pacific coast. The Gtting our or
these vessels has been puaied forward with great
activity lately. They are In complete scagong con
dition and are fully manned aud armed. Ihc eSecn-
tive officers are all AMERICANS, and among thon are
some who took the ram SJOnewal TO Japan. SSiiors
Garcia and Mendnn, tho Peruvian Minister ana Sec
retary OF Legation ~ Washington and tue officers OF
the vessel entertained General Rousseau several
gentlemen OF this city at dinner previous 10 tho dc
parture OF the vessels. The te.scs expect TO meet
their convoy shortly afies leaving the Misslss.pp
river,
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

Tho spare ut the n1etairio Course on
Saturday.

Tho Spare ut the N1etaiPio Course on
Saturday.
NKw ORLEANS, Dec. 4, 1858.
Trrss ~ss the fourth day OF the races at the Me-
tsirie Course The track yery heavy ana sticxy
but the attoudancc was good.
The nrst race. for q purso Of $3.50 dash OF ono
mile, for ali ages was won by Richards & Kigonr's
rKentucky) BETTE Bay, beating William Brady's
(T'ennesscc) Jack Gamble, Jr.. aud James Contick =
tIuinoas Giroy. The following ts the summary
H. T. Bette Fay, years. by imp. Australian, dam
b. n. Jack GalnDe, Jr., years, 10y Jack Gamble.
B. n. Glroy, aged, BY Lexington. dam Magnolia,
oy Glencoe.
Time, i.5!-
For the second race sweepstakes, for three year
ol,ls, twoInlc heats entrance SIS, y. D., club 10
give sloo tnera were fourteen entries.
o'Feuon & Davis (MissoIrD ch. c. Sund0wn, by
Uncle SIC, dam by Irish Birdcstcher, walked over.
TIE third race. Tor purse Of $500, two mile heats
was won by Colouel Eenlgan's (I.ouisianal Daniel
Boone colt, who distinced In tho first heat J. Blu
chanan's tKentuckyl Chcmiscttc aad q. A. Hamil'
toms clexas, Bonita
u. c. by Daniel Boone, wears, dam by Brown
ID. T. chemisettc, years, by Rogers, dam by
ca. & Bonita years, BY Memnou. dam by
Time, 4:lo
In the second mile Of the race Chcmisettc broke
her near hind leg near the pa5tern joint she was
nue filly, and won mile heat race NJ the Memphis
mcating. doing the lrst nIile IN ~.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07

WA5gHGrON. Dec. 4. 1868.
10 rns EpfTos or rDE HERAtp:--
Your copy OF the "a inst. In . leading article,
headed az above, contains the following state.
ments:--first that there IL a dispute between the
State government Of Panama aud The general gov.
ernment a. which hls tho right 10 make the con
ccssiou Tor tho ship canal across the Isthmus.
Second that the republic or Colombia n ostructlng
the advancement % civilization by hcr Internal
troubles and IDEAS winch interfere with tho
transit Of the Istnn,us. These two grave aiiirma-
tions might inurc tho completion OF the SHIP Canal
Company now in course OF formation, snd on that
account beg % contradict then.
There s no dispute, there has not been AMI there
cannot be any dispute regarding tne competent
authority of tho general government 10 grant the
concession foT the Canal, because our constitution
very plainly provides that tho states are submit ii
20 the general govornuir1t IN ~ things rciating 10
neroccaulc routes now Ia existence OF that luay be
fornted IN future.
No scheme Tor interooelnic Communication has
ever been obssructod by Tho Colombian government.
The privilege Tor the existing railway was granted
under the most liberal a1d broad provisions to Tie
company; and. what ~ most striking. We declared
free ali the seaports of tho sshus or Panama there
by renouncing, IN favor OF tue commcrce ~ the
world. n considerable SUN which we might nGyo
levied with perfect raht as transit duty THIS civil
izcd step we took with perfect spontauo-, and tcd
ests 81 mankind. The transit the isthmus has
always been FREQ and SAFE with the single exception
OF the riot Of 1876, Tor WHICH. ALTHOUGH uh.rovokcd
by the Inhabitants we nave amply compensated tue
sufferers, having agreed To pa damages In favor nf
North American citizens ~ vary large anOunt,
which we have rciigously done through tue hands
Of tho United states government.
Allow me, before ending 70 inform Jon that there
u great deal of eraggeratiJn ia the reports that
y0u have received regarding the personal character
aud social position OFT leaders oi the ocai res0d
ton at Panama.
Hoping that you win give place In the HERALD
to this recthcation, Deg t0 remain Mr.. Editor,
your nlost obedient servant,
tf SANTOS ACOSrA.
Colombian Minister lleutpote atiary.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07
TIVE usrtu COUNTY susnss.

from the Cleveland Piaiudcaicr. Doc. Al
The officers who came OUT IN search Of the MUIR
and deputy or Monticello. Ulster coupty. y. ". and
s. M. Watson, n railrOAd detective at pnnkirk Ihs
eldest child. Mary, stated that Smith " travelling
without money, having exhausted his means before
reaching buffalo. Al the Brst station tails side 0f
Buffalo, on the Lake Shore rosd---Sorth swans
smith and the children we're put on tho IRAN BY The
conductor because he could not pay Tue rouron Tara
butwere subsequently, allowed ~ come on % Erie on
sympathy. AT Erie Tier took tne train run by ia.
ward Page, who put tueni OF &C Girprd the nrst
stopping point west because they could NOT pay
their fare. How they reached CcveIand ~ not
known. ~ the ch,ldrea went 20 sleep 81 Girard.
and when thef woke up were IN this city.
Ie IN supposed, however, thai soma indu'gtntx
conductor passed them on his tram. AT Clege-
land they took the Toledo tram Ior ths West, bal
got on al Clyde for some reason untnown On
the way there Smith oIered the conductor one
dollar bill for the fares Saying nat was III nc pos
scssed 10 tho world The conductor reused 70 take
1t, telling Smith that he could not rop the children,
and that the hest tlng he could DO was 10 buy tnem
some food with 10, as they looked ~ u they were
starving. soon ofier getting on al Clde smith left
the children IN tue waiting room of tue Junction
House. ana. going across the way, ne oonght soino
crackers which he gave 10 the children. and again
wen, away. Nothing has been seen ol him since.
At the place where he purchased tne ctnckers he
said he was anxious 70 rcarR SandusSy, nut didn't
know how lie could without money aust oei0re lie.
sertng the children he told them 20 say Questioned
tO where thay from, that teir nome was on
broad street, New YORK city. When iast eeen IN
company with his wife, and before the murder, Le
wore loug Oush whiakers but when he was br Clyde
no had had them all shaved on, ana his face pre-.
scntej a smooth spprarpncc He had Also changed
hls clothing iruu lignt fsilsn suit 20 black and nnd
his hair cropped quite short tir cnildren say tls
on their passage frcm buffalo 10 clyde they often
suffered from want oil food. and bad " not been Tor
The kind attention shown them by pssseagers Tho
trains sney would have nsal,y starved.
The New York herald., 1868-12-07
GEORGIA.

ExcifeMcnt in SnGnunRli-Ei2hs Ectween
Negroes and tsas special PsArsls-Oue WAs,e
Man Killed
SAVANNAH, Dec. .. 1885,
A special police force was appointed ana commits
stoned by the Mayor weeks since for patrol duty
on the outskirts Of the city, composed mostly OF
German farmers and gardeners, who relieved each
other nightly In patr0lling the roads aud guarding
the farms from depredatons. East night. white Mr
Brodbscker and seven others were pairollIng
Thnnderbolt Shell road, about eleven o'clock.
they heard loud hallooing from = parry OF
to know the cause OF the disturbance.
The negroes tsorne half q dozen in number, replied
In threatening MANNER when Mr. frodbacker ar
rested one, and giving hm III charge of his party,
advanced 70 mako another arrest. At this moment
the patrol was suddenly fired into by large party
cealed some sixty shots in all were fred, the pa
troll rctreating before the superior numbers. Mr.
Brodbacker was killed in the hrst fre and three
others OF his party were wounded, two Of them
probably m0rtally. This afteruoon an inquest WAS
1eid upon the body Of Brodbacker and verdict rem.
diAcharging his duty as special policeman.
on ths Sth Of December, % from a ganshoi
gro. one OF party who were disturbing the peace on
the Thunderbot road. We earnestly recommend thai
protect the citizens OF this county from the brutal
ity Of the negro popuation.n Considerable exclt,-
been made by tug authorities.
Republican Meeting In Aususir--So Further
Gong cesional Interference Dcms nsied-Ecstl-
r,ouinl to General Sweeny's Command.
AUGUSTA, Dec. u 1868.
repub lean meeting was neld In the Ctr Hall
last night, which addressed by J. H. Bryant for
meriy Of Maine, but now u member or tho Georgia
Legislature who referred to the fact that Georgia
was, again in the Union ana entitled 10
all the rights and privileges OF any other
STATE He said the republican party was lie
featcd honestly aud fairly in tho late municipal cleo
ton, and they were Wiling to abide by the result.
Resolutions passed pIcdging their feity 10 the
republican party, and opposing further Congressional
interference the aairs Of Georgia. Which State Is
Union
The citizens Of Augusta gave complimentary
supper last night to the troops under command Of
General 4. w, Sweeny for their soldery behavior
aud general good conduct whilc stationed in this
city The people speak IN terms Of coninendauon Of
General Sweeny and hi5 entire command.