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Any person having copy of the Constitution
and Bylaws of the Augusta Fire Company in
their possession will confer special favor and
will be amply rewarded by leaving it at our Office.
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We have been presented by Mr.. j. G. Utt, of
Harrisonburg with box of Fountain pens
which possess the advantage of saving time and
trouble, as they obvate the necessity of constant
ly dipping the pen in the inkstand. These pens
are of Goodspeed's manufacture and are celebra-
ted for their flexibiity, durability, smoothness,
anti-corosiveness, economy, and adaptation to
the wants of all writers. These are the pens tor
editors, clerks and Others who have much writing
to do
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California vineyards have productive capac-
ity of from $50 to $50 gallons to the acre. In
Italy, the most prolific of European vine-grow-
ing countries. the product is only AL gallons to
the acre.
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Farmers from all portions ofthe county report
the wheat crop as unusually promising.
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We call attention to the advertisement of
Messrs Teter 81 Hites All-healing Liniment, for
sale by DR.. N. Wayt & Bro. This Liniment Is
very highly recommended by many of our best
citizens, and is, we doubt not, valuable medi-
cine
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The Radicals expended over one hundred
and seventy seven thousand dollars during the
last session of Congress- in depriying men legal
" elected of seats in that body
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S. ". Ficklin offers improved stock for sale.
See advertisement.
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{ offer for sale, privately, part Of the farm
on which 1 reside of the following descriptions
1st tract of rs acres, with good log
house, good young orchard of 100 trees we'll
watered, about Is acres of timber, situated p
miles South of Staunton.
End, A tract of $50 acres-about IS cleared
and in fine state of Observation-Disclosures heav-
lily timbered-superior land. Adjons No. l.
3rd A tract of $50 acres-fne land-most
of which is heavily timbered. Adjoins No 2.
Ms8~ Terms easy.
The lands will be shown to persons wishing to
purchase by I'll. P. DICKERSON.
ap27-8t for Mrs. NJ A. Crawford.
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By request of the Augusta Fire Company, DIR.
c. r. Harris will repeat the lecture delivered be-
fore the Harrisonburg Literary Society, IN the
lecture room of the Methodist Church, on next
Friday night, the It'll inst, Subject: The In
fuences of the Fine Arts on the Moral Sensibili-
ties" The proceeds to be appropriated to the
equipment of the company. Price of admission
25 cents. Tickets can be procured at all the
Drug and Book stores, and at the store Of Taylor
g Kinney,4 t ~ -J4..sr4f y sf.4EI- -
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II rs Nh FISH FISH :! FISH
Every description of FISH on hand and for sale.
POTOMAC SHAD AND HERRING, SHAD
ROE, and also EASTERN FISH.
Address,
HOOE, WEDDERBURN & Co,
No Prince street, Alexandria, Va.
ap20-1m
Vindicator copy I'm and send bill to this office.
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r AND FOR SALE.-Under DEGREES of the
IL Circuit Court of Augusta county, in cause
of Paul Rosenbarger's admir- &C., VS.. said Ro.
ON SATURDAY,, THESTH DAP OF MA
next, proceed on the premises, to sell at public
sale, tract of land in said county, on South
River, near Mt Meridian, containing about lao
acres. 1t is regarded very valuable little
farm has comfortable improvements and in good
cultivation
Has good frame house, good barn, corncrib,
dairy, and other improvements, and is convent
ent to water for stock with good well of water in
the yard 1t also has a good orchard of select
fruit, plenty of timber, and is convenient to
churches schools, &c.
TERMS :-One-third in hand, balance in one,
two and three years, in equal instalments, the
purchaser to give bonds with good personal Sc
curity, and title retained rs ultimate security
Mr. Rosenbarger, on the premises will give any
desired information Sale at II o'clock, NJ.
ap6-tds RUDOLPH TURK, Com'r.
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EHENE GRAZING FOR 500 CATTLE!

Two gentlemen, thoroughly acquainted with
the management of CATTLE, wish to take 300
HEAD to Craze tor this season, upon of the
finest grazing tracts in Pocahontas county, West
Virginia, widely known as the BIG SPRING
place.
There is no better grazing land in the State of
West Va, SO celebrated for its magnificent grass
lands, than this tract; and NO FINER BEEF
CATTLE have ever been sent to market than
those which were fattened upon it,
Persons who have cattle to Craze will find it
decidedly to their advantage TO send them to the
BIG SPRING. where they will have the bene-
fit of SUPERB PASTURAGE, and will re-
ceive the most careful attention.
For terms, &c., write to 5. GOODE,
Goshen Bridge P. O.,
ap20-tf Rockbrdge county. Va.
GOAL HOBS. Coal Shovels, and Fire Car
v riers cheap, at w. J. POINTS.
7 ANDRETH'S Warranted Fresh and Gen
4 uine GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
just reserved anu ''t Dr. Sa's W v & BRO,
mar30 Druggists.
CEED POTATOES.-Early Goodrich,
y Prince Albert, and Jersey Peach Blow Po-
tatoes, for sale by
mar30 w All q BhO.
ysSFLE Specimens Of Tiles,
n Estimates of Cost per acre, and Drainage
Maps may be seen at my Office, in Court House
yard. w NJ. A. PRATT,
Architect Engineer and Surveyor.
mar2-tdeclo .--
VEVHE Celebrated Mothers Breast Cloths, to
Il relieve pain and prevent the gathered
Dr. WAYT s. BRO, Druggists.
EDERFUMERY ard Fancy Articles, at
Il WAITS Drug Store.
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded
: L L. u ~.cLk
WAYTS Drug Store
II you want DRUGS s. MEDICINES cheap
WAITS Drug Store.
NNTAYT & BRO, Druggists, keep
PAINTS, OILS, vARNJSH,
PUTTY, GLASS, LEAD,
AND DYE STUFFS.
mr.. WAYT 4 BROS compound
~ COUGH BALSAM-combiEing the vlr-
tues of Elocampane. Seneka, Asclepias and Eu-
patorium. 1t is prepared in the most careful and
accurate manner-contains nothing injurious TO
the constitution and is recommended as q safe
and efficient remedy in Coughs, Colds, Asthma
ana 0f0n'n'''S' Dr. 5fe Il. W& y s. BRO,
Druggists. Staunton, Va.
IF YOU WANT fine English Tooth Brush
a es go to WAITS Drug Store.
ssGNIycerine Cream of Roses" very
VI superior article for chapped lips and
hands. For sale by
DIR. N. WAYT Sc BRO, Druggists
M2GSlcOI.
MEMBERS OF the Valley Musical
I'VE ASSOCIATION.-The Semi-Annual
meeting of the Valley Musical Association will
convene at Thinking Spring Church, on TUES
DAY, MAY the 18TH, at IL clock. A. M.
Members having copies OF the Jubilate Praise
of Zion, Song Queen, and Triumph will please
bring them along with them.
Preparations are being made for accommoda-
ting the members and all who may attend.
Members of congregations. composing in part
the V. M. A, will confer favor upon the Com
mittee of Arrangements by apprsing them of
the numbers likely 70 attend from their various
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PROPERTY For Sale,

LIST, a WHOLE SQUARE of the town of
Staunton with my residence-one OF the most de-
sirable homes in the place.
End, TWENTY FINE BUILDING LOTS,
on an extension of Frederick street, very desira-
BILE, every way
3rd, Two of the most desirable residences in
Staunton.
4th, TEN LOTS on an extension of Coulter
street, each containing one acre, we'll set in grass,
good for building pasture lots.
9Th, A SNUG HOUSE & LOT, just East of
the town.
6th Small farms of from 10 to 200 acres, to
suit purchasers, on the Valley turnpike.
It'll. A WAREHOUSE in Staunton. near the
depot.
9Th, A FARM Il miles s. w. of Staunton.
9th, The site of the Staunton Steam Mills.
10th, LOTS s. HOUSES at the old dstillery
property on the Chesapeake & Ohio Il. +.
nov17- NJ. G HARTMAN.
u AND FOR SALE.-We wish TO sell, pri-
Ia vately, 1913 acres of land, lying on the Tye
River Gap road one mile Southeast of Midway,
and one mile from Vesuvius Foundry. About
eighty acres are cleared and under good fence,
the balance in timber The improvements con-
sist of dwelling house, barn, and all necessary
| out houses.
Terms will be made accommodating
For further particulars address either of us,
THOMAS MCCORMICK
| oct2O-tf JAMES w. MCCORMICK,
Cburobvi11a AuouSta county va
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commence at Il o CLOCK.
ALEX. III. III. STU ART,
NICHO. K TROUT,
apI3-tds OOmInIssIOners
UNUJREFs; SALE OF Valuable PROP

DUBLlG SALE OF Valuable Prop
ERTY.-At the request of Martin Yount,
we will offer for sale, az public auction, to the
highest bidder, that valuable property upon
which he resides, on Christians Creek. three
miles North Vest of New Hope. The farm
contains about 1O6 acres of good land. The
buildings consist of good dwelling house, barn,
and all necessary out-houses-a grist mill, card
ing machine, oil mill, fuiling mill and saw mill.
This is a very desirable property, and in a good
neighborhood. Mr.. Yount will show the prop
erty to persons wishing to purchase.
The property will be sold on
TIL TUESDAY, MAY 10TH NEXT, at II O elk
TERMs-One-haf of the purchase money in
hand, and balance upon liberal credit
ECHOLS, BELL, CATLETT s. CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
re- Mr.. Yount will, at the same time, sell all
his personal property, consisting of the usual
farm stock and implements, and household and
kitchen furniture. api3-tds
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M2GSlcOL.
Baker Bros.

Baker Bros.
RON! ERON Hammered and Rolled
4 Iron of all kinds Nails, Bolts. screws, and
Hardware of various kinds, to which we call the
attention of farmers and builders, as we sell at
very small advance on cost.
ap27-3t BAKER BROS.
ENHSH! FISH FISH!
III Potomac Net and Gross Herring,
Eastern Gibbed do,
warranted and very cheap
ap27-3t BAK ER BkOS.
ID of Cement will find it to their interest to give
us a call BAKER BROS.
ap27- st
ROUND AND LUMP PLASTER for
VI sale by BAKER BROS.
ap27-3t
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UGUsTA LAND FOR SALE.-Hav

IA ing purchased a large farm, l desire to sell
the land on which 1 lately resided. 1t contains
I6S Acres of first rate quality, of blue slate
land. The improvements are comfortable and
adequate About forty-fve acres are set in first
quality timber; the rest in fine state of cultva-
ton, we'll watered and convenient to schools,
churches, and market, being miles from Staun-
ton. 1t adjons Abney, Moffett, Towbermar
Lavell, and my father.
/ will make my terms reasonable
My address is Staunton, and my residence near
the premises.
feb 4-tf JOHN s. CHURCHMAN.
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Private Sales.

NOR SALE.-We will sell privately our
IL farm q miles from Fishersville depot Au-
gusta county. on the road leading to Barterbrook,
containing 375 acres. The Improvements are
comfortable, the fencing good, and the land in
good state of cultivation.
Persons wishing to look at the farm will be
shown it by Mr. Grove, who resides on it.
T. j. WALKER, NJ. d.
ap20-3t Mrs. M. B. DOLD.
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Dry Goods.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
We have received very large stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Dry Goods.

Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Ladies' Fine Shoes, Crockery, &C.,
to which we call the especial attention of purcha-
sers. Our goods were bought at the lowest mar
ket prices, and we are prepared to sell them at
as low prices as any house in Staunton can sell
the same quality of goods. We are receiving
additions daily from Baltimore and New York.
&g- Call and examine our stock
ap27-tf ACKERMAN 6 co.
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8
EMPLOYMENT
At Your Oacl1 Homes.

EITHER SEX-Suitube for steady hands,
Pays large profts.-Address for particulars at
once
sCOSTAR," No. 10. Crosby ST., N. Y.
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THvRUsT SAAE.-Under trust deed give

FHvRUST SAE-E.-Under trust deed given
4 by John Gochenour and wife to j. ii. Bats,
1 will proceed on the premises. on
FRIDAY, MAY 14I,H, 1869,
to sell at public sale, piece of land containing
ISL acres, with comfortable improvements,
adjoining David Yount, Kennedy and others, in
the county of Augusta.
TERMs-Costs of sale in hand, balance in equal
installments of 6, II. and Is months, bearing in
terest the purchaser to give bonds with good per-
sonal security, and title to be retained as further
security Acting as substituted trustee | will
convey only such title as is vested in ne, which
is believed to be good.
ano- q n K TRNIIT Trustea
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EURNITURE FOR sALE.-A set of


Cottage Furniture. Apply to
S. MANDELBAUM,
ooOO W. uo+o1
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A UGUSTA LAND FOR SALEM
~ pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court
of Augusta county. rendered in the cause of Ew-
ing and wife VS.. Sipe, we will proceed, on the
premises. on
THURSDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF MAY
next to sell, at public sale, to the highest bidder,
a tract of land in the possession of Henry Sipe,
on the North River, in said county, adjoining the
lands of james Craig's heirs Lackey and others,
and containing about 100 acres. The land is
of good quality; improvements tolerable; good
water and fruit, and altogether very desirable
small farm.
TERMS Costs of sale in hand balance in one,
two. and three years in equal installments, bear.
ing interest, the purchaser to give bonds with
good security, and the title to be retained as III
innate security.
Sale to commence at Il O clock.
ALEX. III. H. STUART,
NICHO. K TROUT,
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CHAD ROE! SHaAD ROE!
> For sale by H. kER u BRO.
NEW FISH at KER 81 BROS.
Coffee of all grades,
Refined and Raw Sugars
Green Tea, warranted the best in town.
Groceries and supplies of all kinds at
KER s. BROS, cheap for cash.
on07-tf
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the nelgn DOrnOOQ OF LneSe OprluSS soVeIdI
years, and saw many persons benefited and cured
of torpid liver, indigestion dyspepsia, erysipilas,
skin diseases generally, sc. But it has been so
long since, that cannot give you particulars
I recolect, however, perfectly well, that after
few days use Of the water, dyspeptcs, as we'll as
every body else can almost eat with impunity.-
Very truly and Respectfully Yours
Mrs. E. N SLOAN of Rockbridge county, Va,
who resided at the Cold Sulphur Springs, for IS
years, says in letter dated August 9Th, 1863:
cts use has almost invariably been highly ben
efcal have known it to cure cases of Dyspep-
| sa Liver Diseases Rheumatism and Cutaneous
Eruptions The general health of persons using
| 1t always seemed to improve. | consider it fully
| equal to any mineral water in Virginia."
| The Cold Sulphur water in diseases of the KID
NEYs-Lettcr of S. L. MCDOWELL, Esq.
| A case of severe Disease Of the Kidneys of ten
years duration, and attended with most aggrava-
ted symptoms for the relief of which the Green
brier White .Sulphatr, the Roanoke Red Sulphur
and the ,Sreet Springs were fully tried without
benefit, cured by the Cold Sulphur water!
STAUNToN, VA, April 3, 1862
| More than IS years ago when boy l contrac-
| ted severe disease of the Kidneys, owing to an
| injury received from strain when lifting. For
| some years afterwards suffered great deal, and
was often confined to bed for weeks at time,
passing blood with my urine
l was sometimes so i'll that my life was despair
ed Of and was compelled to confne myself to a
/ very light and mild diet. / was treated by some
of the most eminent physicians and surgeons in
Virginia. but only received temporary relief
without any permanent benefit from their treat
ment. / also tried some of the most celebrated
mineral waters in the State-the Ggeenbrier
| White Sulphur for part Of two seasons, the
Roanoke Red Sulphur three summers in success
sion, and the Sa0eet Springs for three CT four
weeks From the use of these Springs derived
no benefit In the Summer of 1866, when l had
| S1ffn in ton I uaoO
casionally at the Cold Sulphur Springs and drank
| the water once twice week throughout the
season. At the end of the Summer found my
self considerably improved. In the Summer of
1867 / was again at the Cold Sulphur Springs oc-
casionally throughout the season and realized a
still greater improvement.
spent the last Summer that of 1869 at Go
shen, and visited the Cold Sulphur, and drank
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IN 1t is o balm for every wound
xHOur first physicians use and recon-
0mend its use; the Apothecary finds
N it first among the medicines called
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THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
ANOTHER POISONING PLOT.

HAVANA Aug. IA plan has been disclosed in
Matanzas poison the bread intended for the garri
son of that place. negro made known the plot to
the authorities who had the party arrested and
fenced.
aoBBER REBELS.
The A1bd of Santa Clara says that since Lesca has
taken command near San Juan de los LleTas, the
state Of things has materially improved 1t is true
that the woods and desert places full of the rob-
Der rebels but they harassed continually. They
are now being pursued in all directions, and such is
the rapidity with which they fly, when prosecuted,
that they have neither time to eat to rob. They
march about half naked, fatigued, hungry and are
so desperate that they employ all their energies in
the work of destruction.
THE TELEGRAPH AND THE CAPTAIN-GENERAL.
HAVANA, Aug. 15-A difficulty having arisen with
the Telegraph Censor to the nature Of the press
report to be sent from Havana by the cable, few
news dispatches have recently been allowed to pass
The matter, however, was referred to the Captain
General, who reiterated his previous declaration
that all news, whether favorable or not, should be
permitted to pass over the wires; and the difficulty
has now been satisfactorily arranged.
SPANISH VIEW OF THE SITUATION.
The Havana journals reviewing the military stu
alton. say the rebels, under the command of Gen.
Jordan in the jurisdiction Of Santiago de Cuba,
Guantanamo, and BaFacoa, have been obliged to
take refuge in the mountains and the districts OF
Manzanina, Bayamo, and Jiguani are completely
under the control of the Spanards, no organized
rebel forces appearing there. Small parties of vol
unteers found TO be quite sufficient to protect the
estates in the Trinidad and CienfueGos districts
The railroad from Nuevitas to Puerto Principe il
open. The rebels under Quesada are moving toward
| Espiritu sanctO
GEN. JoRDAN's VICTORY OVER vALMAsLDA NEAE
| HoLGUIN.
| WASHINGTON, Aug 15.-Letters from Cuba, givint
advices to the 5th inst received here last even
ing Gen. Jordan gives the following account of thu
action near HOlguin Valmaseds being reinforced
determined to surprise the Cubans His movement
were promptly reported to Gen. Jordan, who pre-
paIsd 10 meet him a small fOrSs vas sent out
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rxTENsIyE FIRE IN CANTON, n. Y.

CANTON, n. Y, Aug. 4.-At $3.50 o'clock this
morning a fire was discovered in the basement Of T.
Caldwes store In Union block which resulted in the
total destruction OF all the buildings below the postoce
The property destroyed as follows The Plain Dealer
office loss e5 Co., insured for $500 T. Caldwell Co.,
oss 40 600 insured for 600 A. J. Gage building and
stock 6 OOO insured for about $4,000 r. Benton loss
on Union block $4,000 insured for $1,000 H. Saekrider
no insurance; A. Weaver loss 900. insured for $500
]. H. Hoye. loss 1880 partially Insured Cooke ran
sured for 81 600 Henry Smith loss $4,000 no insurance
n Barber. loss $1,000 no insurance; NJ Everest loss
insured for 81 600 There was no wind, and through tie
eIertiOns OF the citizens the Hodgkn House was saved
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and open trade. Cotton growers must be prepared
for revival of American industry, and the competl-
ton of the whole world In such race India would
have great advantages, which, if increased by the
judicious action of the Government it is probable
that Indian agriculture and British industry might
be established in broad and permanent prosperity"
PRINCE ARTHUR.
Prince Arthur sailed from Liverpool to-day on the
Inman steamship City of Paris, for Halifax.
THE GREAT BOAT RACE.
The time for the international boat race between
the Harvard and Oxford crews has been definitely
fixed. 1t will occur on the afternoon of Friday,
Aug. q. -
The improvement of the American crew since they
first appeared the Thames, is generally admitted.
So far there has been little betting on the race.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.


CARIIsrs DEFEATED - TROUBLE WITH THE
CLERGY-FURTHER DISTURBANCES
MADRID, Aug. Is, 1862
The troops have had encounters with bands OF
Carlsts in CASTLE and Valencia In every case
the Carlsts were defeated land many nave
been captured, among them several priests
The Government have decreed a capltation tax
but it is doubtful whether they will be able to en-
force its collection. The Bishops have reathrmed
their adhesion to the present Government. Fur
ther disturbances in Catalonia are feared.
NEW CARLIsT Observation-Disclosures DEMON
sTRATION
PARIS, Aug IS, 1862
Dispatches from Madrid contain reports OF the
discovery of additional Carlist plots for rsngs, in
variOus parts of the country. party of Carsts in
Valencia was yesterday defeated by the regular
troops and volunteers, and fifteen prisoners were
taken. fight also took place with the Carlsts
under Vllanova and Acade Rostal. Administrator OF
the civil guard At first q small force Of volunteers
barely held their ground against the Carl
lists but the arrival of achievements enabled
them TO attack the rebels, and put them to hight'
The second Alcade of Alcala in Valencia revolted
yesterday at the head Of "a men, and destroyed tho
telegraph wires running into the place. There are
great fears of important Carist movement on the
frontiers In the town Of Paterma shouts were
raised by the people of Live the Republic" Death
90 monarchy" The city of Madrid remains tranquil
NEW CARLIsT BANDS.
Several additional bands of Carlists have appeared
In different parts Of the country, 1t is said they
by no means formidable
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THE RETURN NOT SATISFACTORY.
THE SAVANNAH BASEBALL CLUB AGAIN IN
CHARLEsToN--AN ARMED ESCORT

CHARLESTON, Aug. 15.-The Savannah base
BAH Club whose recent visit the occasion Of negro
riot reached here last evening another VISIT at the
specia invitation Of the citizens who deeply mort
fed az the previous assault upon their gues The scene
az the wharf upon arrival OF the Savannah steamer
was one OF great excitement. About 1000 citizens had as
sembed 20 escort the visiting club and great indignation
was caused by Mayor Pllsbury insisting upon sending
body OF police armed with Winchester rifles and bayonets
10 the scene The negroes generally kept within doors,
and very fow were be the streets The mafch
from the wharf hotel attended with much con
fusion and excitement the procession being acoompa
MED by the armed police and two companies OF united
states troops no outbreak however, has occurred The
feeling to-day is very feverish The match game will
take place tomorrow.