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CHANGE OF CHEDULE
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GENERAL SUPERINTENDENrS OFFICE,
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD
SAVANNAH, January 7, 1870.
n, ood oftar CJrSply the 9th instant, PaSSen.
GENERAL SUPERfNTENDENT'S OFFICE
o.. G Z, Sart Is 1890,

ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD,
SAVANNAH, January 7, 1870.
On and after SUNDAY, the 9th instant, Passen
ger Trains on this road will run as follows:
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS.
Leave Savannah daily at...:. ;4.oo L. m
Arrive at Jesup junction NJ. & b. r. R.) :,
Arrive at Live Oak daily yat.............2.soA A. n
Arrive ut Jacksonville daily at.......... ..702 A. NJ
Arrive ut Tallahassee daily at.........'. .7o7 A.
Arrive ut Quincy daily at................s .s15 A. ID
Arrive at cambridge (Mondays except =,
ed) ...' =. 80. ;o'A' a. ~
Leave cambridge Sundays excepted) ~ =,
at...........-......... .eoo 7. u II
Leave Quincy daily MISUNDERSTANDING .625 ?. N
Leave TajIahassee daily 1926 P. NJ
Leave Jacksonville daily at........-.... $50 T. ID
Leave live Oak daily at...............1.28A ut 1.28 A. NJ
Leave Jesnp daily yat...................1.60 at. A. NJ
Arrive at Savannah daily at .......... 1850 a. NJ
MACON AND BRUNSWICK ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Savannah Sundays excepted)
at at...................... ............... I.io T. III
Arrive at Jesup Sundays excepted)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 800 7. ID
Arrive at Brunswick daily at............S.2o +. NJ NJ
Leave Macon daily at. .S.3o A. N
Leave Jesup daily at o.0o OO Z. = "a w
Arrive at Savannah daily at: :......:... $50 p M
on Sunday this train Will leave Savannah a.
IT'S A. NJ. connecting with trains for Macon and
Brunswick, and connecting with trains from
Macon aud Brunswick, will arrive at Savannah al
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays excepted)
Arrive at Jesup Sundays excepted) at ;lo.45 A. ID
Arrive at Live Oak Sundays eXcepted) ~
Arrive at Macon daily at.......:.:...... $50 P. n
Leave Live Oak Sundays eXcepted) ut. 800 A. NJ
Leave Jesup Sundays eXceptedl at..". ZIG P. NJ
Arrive at Savannah Sundays except =,
Passengers for Macon take IT'S A. NJ. train from
Savannah, leaving daily.
passengers for Brunswick take 2,lo r NJ. trail
from Savannah.
Passengers leaving Macon at $50 A. Nj. con
meet ut Jesup with express train lot Florlas
and Western Division, and with i.ain LOT SaVan
nah, arriving at $50 p. NJ. ,..,.,
Passengers from brunswick connect at Jesul
with train for Savannah, arriving at 5.35 r; NJ;
except ON Sundays, when 1t arrives at 9.ao Z. M
Connect at Macon with train Tor Atlanta, leaV
ing at 900 p. NJ.
SOUTu GEORGIA AND FLORIDA RAILROAD TRAIN.
Leave Thomasve tuesdays, Thurs
days, and SaturtlaySl at. t........... .SOO a. NJ
Arrive at Pelham (Tucsdays, Thursdays, =,
and Saturdays at. t.............:.... 300 A. III
Leave Pelham tuesdays, Thursdays, =,
and Saturdays at. $40 r.
Arrive at Thomasyille Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays) at. .6.G0 +.
II. S. lIAlNES,
feb7 General Superintendent.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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8defended EpinaI, and finally retreated 70.
zward Xertegny. The Francs ireurs,
who were near at hand in force, gave
them no support, and fed on the approach
z of the enemy without firing shot.
Metz Out of Bread and Sait-Mutiny
4 Impending.
4 LONDON, Oct. 14.--Cable to Tribune. -
Your correspondent telegrapHs from Be-
ton Fay near Metz, on the 18th, as fol-
Elows:
A French deserter from Metz, brought
Pin this morning, reports there is neither
bread nor salt in the city. Bazaine has
Impressed into the ranks all able bodied
civilians. The garrison, including these,
numbers 100, 600 men under arms. The
service is very hard. The troops must
ssleep on their arms.
The disaffection is great. A meeting
|Fs seemingly impending. On the 9TH por-
zion of the troops refused to make sorties.
pc is difficult to force them to outpost du-
'ty. Even the guard show symptoms of
disturbance. s H4f-
High Prices I'm Paris.
Paris newspapers and letters of the
l1th have been received News scant.
The meat supply is limited to six ounces
Eper head daily. About 200, 900 oxen and
II 200, 900 sheep remain, supply for moi
!. more than two months. The butchers
shops open twice week, under guard.
I a large number of horses are slaughtered
for food. They are all sailed and pre-
served. Provisions are at enormous
aprices.
A note, dated the 18th, says there is
VERY little food of any kind to be had ex-
cept at very high prices.
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THE ELECTIONS.
Fasal Elecsion Fracas.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Physician
pronounce the wound received by Nolen
yesterday, fatal. He has made deposition
that he was shot by Alexander Crawford
and that the murder was committed at tn
IiRstigation and by the agency of VIM. B
Mann, late District Attorney. Mann ad
mits telling Crawford to defend himself
but denies that he told him to shoot Nolen
Pennsylvania Returns.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.-In the 16tl
Congressional district Myers, Democrat
has 80 majority in Bedford county-off
+ cial count. In the 9Th Congressional dis
trict the official returns of Bucks county
have been received. Harmon, Republi'
can, is elected to Congress by $50 ma.
jority. The official count of the Sth dis
4 rict gives Getz, Democrat, 1856 ma
.jority-oficial count. The 10th district
gives Killniger, Republican, 62s majority
Indiana Republicans still San.
guine.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. livery few adj
ditional returns have been received to-day,
not enough to definitely settle the result
lin the State ticket. The Democrats claim
z, 900 majority. The Republicans think
the official vote may yet give them the
State ticket The official returns from
the 4th Congressional Districts elect
Wilson, Republican, over Gooding by 4
majority. Shsnk's, Republican in the
9th District, majority is 285. The Rep
|ublicans now claims 2 majority in the
Senate. In the House the Democrats
majority will not be over 8 or 6.
Mrs Senator Morton is dangerously il
|at her residence in this city.
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killed during the day. But all was now
squiet there. A little further on I came
TO the rear of Periguy and Nocesville,
awhere | met friends of the fourth who re
turned singing and triumphant.
The French from Metz and from the
steep in front of St, Julien had thrown
some battalions into Molly, and then at
tempted to storm the reserves in front of
Nsissville. but were repulsed with con-
siderable loss, the Prussian artillery driy
ing them out of Molly into the woods.
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NEW YORK.
Conc by Default.

NEw YonK, Oct 14.-The gold scheme
went by default to-day, and some parties
were free lenders of gold and actually
broke down the borrowing rates. They
also appeared as sellers of gold, which
gave rise to a report that there was cheat
ing around the board. 1t was stated,
however, that the squeeze yesterday was
only made for the purpose of discovering
how much capital it took to disturb the
stock and money market.
Federal Interference i'm Elections
United States Marshal Dalton, of Brook
Iyn. was interviewed to-day, when he sta
ted that he intends, on election day, *
appoint sufficient deputies from among
the citizens TO prevent frauds.
A SchiSm
has occurred in the Elm Place COngrega
tional Church, of Brooklyn, of which
Rev. William Alvin Bartlett now of Chi
cago, was formerly pastor, and an at
tempt is being made to dismiss the presen
minister, Rev. II. Powers.
Hard rug in a District Convention
BINGHANPToN, N. Y, Oct. 14,-Th'
96tt, district Republican Convention THU
afternoon nominated at Tioga Thos. c
Plat, OF Tioga, for member of Congress
oh the ,O6d % ballot
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state Sunday school Conventsou

The State Sunday school Convention
Twill be held in the city of Nashville, COM.
smencing on the I'd of November next, a.
S 10 o'clock A M. Delegates are invited au6
sexpected from all the Sunday schools of al
denominations in the State.
Such an assembly of the Sunday-schoo
agorkers of the State will be an interesting
Occasion, and must and will result in oreal
good. Men of eloquence and distinction
are also expected from abroad, whose pres
8ence viii add to the interest of the conven.
atioE.
The Executive Committee are making
arrangements to make the occasion pIess,
SAINT, profitable and instructive to all who
smay attend, and extend a cordial invita-
stion to all Sundsy-schools to send dele
sgates.
Arrangements have been made by tbs
Reception Committee for the entertain
ament Of all delegates during the sitting of
sthe convention, and each delegate will be
passed over the different railroads for one
fare upon presenting his credentials at the
railroad ticket Office at home. Delegates
upon their arrival will please report to the
deception Committee at the Lecture Room
.of the First Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Summer and Church streets.
$Al newspapers friendly to the cause are
requested to give this an insertion.
BY order of the Executive COMMITTEES.
w. III. PoHIMAN Chairman
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WASHINGTON.
Grants Rtckety Cabinet

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14-It is reported al
coming from a relative and friend of Sec
retary Cox, of Interior Department, that
he rendered his resignation to the Presi-
dent on Tuesday evening last, but the
President has not yet accepted it.
The EnfOrcement of Neutrality.
In addition to instructions issued by
the Attorney General and Secretaries OF
War and Navy in regard to carrying
out the neutrality proclamation, ETC., yes
terday Secretary Boutwell, also issued or
ders on the subject to the various Collec-
tors of Customs in the country. He in
forms them it is their duty as officers Of
the United States to assist in enforcing
upon armed vessels of each belligerent 6
strict cohformance to the orders of the
proclamation. lie also instructs collect
ors to keep strict watch on these vessels
as to time of their arrival, stay and de-
parture, and 10 make known all infOr.
nation they obtain TO the United States
District Attorneys, in their district; and
also to keep the Secretary of tn Treas
airy informed as to the violations of any
of the orders in the proclamation.
more FeEbcCudlou VI inc SOlOEeu Oh'
Diet
Some time since general complaint
was made by the cOlored cadet James
Smith, at West Point of ill-treatment
from his fellow-cadets and the officers of
the academy. This was paraded in and
out of Congress to such an extent that the
Secretary of War visited the Academy to
inquire into it. The investigation, how
ever, reverses the facts. A eourt-martial,
Ncomposed of Gen. Howard, Lieut.. Col.
Michael Sheridan and others, with Major
Winthrop as Judge Advocate, has just
been ordered, TO try this cadet Smith and
Others that may be brought before it on
charges of a serious nature. One of the
charges against him is utteTing false state
ment against his superior officers.
The Penians All Pardoned.
1t appears that all the imprisoned Fee
mans have been pardoned, there being but
nine arrested, not twelve as at first re-
ported.
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The Pictorial Question.

Hon. D. N. Kennedy, of Montgomery,
publishes the following in reply to an edi
), torisl in the GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf,
(which we copied:
4, To the Editors of the Tobscco-Leaf:
3 With due appreciation of the kind and
editorial in your last issue,
9suggesting me as q candidate for Floatel
Nor the counties of Davidson, Robertson,
ssUheatham and Montgomery, feel bound
10 adhere to the position taken and ex.
5pressed some weeks since that, considers
Mons of both q private and public character
sconstrain me to decline becoming candi-
Aiate for the position.
s embrace this opportunity to request
my friends not to present my name to the
Convention to be held at Springfield on
sthe 18th inst. D. N, KENNEDY.
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FROM PRUSSIA.


preparing for = GRAND Qualification
BERLIN, Oct. 14--Arrangements hay.
4been completed In most of the German
4'owns for bonfires. Nominations, fire
works and bell ringing, to celebrate the
Sentranee OF the Germans into Paris.
Later news received from Metz saw,
zdysentery, scurvy, bronchitis and othel
diseases are prevailing in the city. Al
: able bodied citizens have been compelled
TO serve in the defence.
aPrussian Version of the Partisan
Sortie-Only 10 KILLED.
VERSAILLES, Oct. 13, via Berlin, Oct
l4.-The French have shelled and want.
3only fired the Palace of St. Cloud. Tel
zfrent b battaiions made a sortie from Paril
To-day. They were easily repulsed by
the Second Bavarian Corps, which only
5lost nineteen men
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ST. LOUIS.

Robbed of S7,sOO-The MeteoroIogi
cal Bureau.
ST.. LOUIS Oct. 14-Henry Reitz
meyer, merchant of Herman, No., Will,
coming to this city on the Pacific Railroad
train last night, was robbed of seventy
EIGHT hundred dollars in greenbacks.
E. G. Chew has arrived here from
Washington, to establish q storm sigma
station under direction of the Meteorolog
deal Bureau at Washington.
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CONDENSED TELEGRANIS.

The frs frost of the season In North
err Ohio occurred Thursday night. Dam
age trifliDg.
Brick POmeroy and Gideon S. Tuckel
hsve disposed of the Daily Democrat to
James II. Lambert.
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MRrriaRe Licenses

The following marriage licenses wer
ISSUED for the week ending Friday the 18th
Nelson 6. Freeman and Caroline A
Smith.
VIM. Fl. Ferren and Sallie G. Shaw.
John Newsom and Elizabeth P. Havs.
Daniel Kern and Sarah Barker.
Also six colored,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-15

The Knoxville Chronicle of the 18th
finst. says: Few persons appreciate the
Importance of our fruit crop. Its yield
] land value are known to few. About 90,
t0O0 bushels of dried fruit was sold in oul
scity yesterday, principally to a Chicago
merchant. Gavin, McClung & Co. alone
] sold 80, 900 bushels for that market. Our
people should turn their attention to this
business. It can be made profitable, and
! no mistake.
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Soldiers Meeting.

A meeting of the soldiers of the late
confederate army is called at tho Court.
house, at II O'Clock to-day, to give public
expression to their grief at the death Of
Gen Lee. All Federal soldiers who NAV
desire to do so are invited 10 attend.
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Tenth Ward Meettn0

At meeting in the tenth ward last night.
/ T. II. McEweD, Jr., was selected as dele
gate to the Pictorial Convention, and John
sKilcoin to the Congressional Convention.
with j. Hurt, eolored, as alternate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-15

Last night Officers Starkey and Oranh
nabbed negro with bird and cage thai
be had stolen in West Nashville. The ne.
gro is Gagged in the Workhouse, and the
property may be identified by its owner a
police quarters.i
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-15
EVANSVILLE.
Holm browns Soul is Marching on
A HaIcG of Notified MezzOfanti'
Iomvued III n Jury Box.

Jammed in a jury BOX
EVANSVILLE, Oct. 14.-The first coloret
iury was empannelled in the Cnmina
Court, by Judge A. L. Robinson, to-day.
Among the jurors is one man who speak
French, Spanish, Portuguese, Itahan anc
an Indian dialect; two speak German anC
English three can read and write, anG
fouT can read. They sentenced colored
man to six months imprisonment in the
county Jail for larceny. Judge Robinson
was the first abolitionist in this county
was voted for for Governor in 1852 as al
aboIitionist and mobbed in Terre Haute.
The Sheriff, ]. Fl. Miller, is Democrat.
Both Judge and Sheriff go out of Office in
a few days. There was large attend
ance at court. One of the jurors claims
to be lO9 years ole, and voted the Demo
cratic ticket. because, he says, his father,
q white man, was Democrat.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-15

TaE UNION AND AMERICAN publishes in
pts columns more agricultural matter, each
week, than any other paper in Tennessee.
No farmer should be without it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-15

3 A man named Louis Foust was shot
Through the breast by a negro man at
Knoxville on Tuesday evening and Sc
5riously wounded. 1t is thought he wiz
recover.
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Ilme, I:4S44; 1:4S4; 1:49.
TO.DaY3s Races

4 Ihere viii be three races to-day, th,
first dash OF mile, with eight entries
Inc second Is two mile heats, with Long
aieilow as the only contestant. The thirt
r. the Association handicap purse for beat
zen horses, mile heats, with six entries
(which promises to be one of the best race.
sof the week.
j In the pool-seliing last night MorIaoch
awas the iayorite in the first, and Evadne
'sin the third race.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-15

No family should be without the UN1c
AND AMERICAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-15
FROM BELGIUM.
On the Alert AgaiT

BRUSSELS, Oct. 14.--Belgium renews
her corps of observation on the border,
las Prussia designs besieging the towns In
'the northeast part Of France.
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GIBSON COUNTY FAIR.

4 Gibson county has been no exception to
the general rule in having this season, with
the other counties, a successful and well
attended fair. The fair is being held this
week. The commemorate exertions OF
4 the managers ard directors of the fair to
have it come up to the similar exhibitions
Bin other counties have been rewarded with
gratifying success.
The grounds are beautiful and capacious
and situated near Trenton, one of the most
ffourishing towns in the State. They are
neat and elaborate, much labor and pains
having been bestowed upon their erection
land finish A little rain on the first day
4 had somewhat q discouraging effect, but
the second day opened bright and beauti~
sful, and the attendance was large andmuch
sinterest manifested in the proceedings.
The second days exhibition consisted of
articles of ladies' handiwork and manufac-
ture. and the display we have never seen
surpassed. The equestrian ring for misses
and boys was also an attractive feature OF
the day.
The premiums offered are among tn @
largest and most liberal hitherto offered
4by any fair in the State. The trot-
sting speed was excellent for which the pre-
minms were warmly contested. The pre-
miums we're most judiciously awarded.
\ The attendance increased during the week,
and the fair closes to-day. A nobler people
: does not exist than are those of gallant old
Robson, and they richly deserve the success
ftheir fair is meeting with.
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FROn COZ. CnI.mS

To the Editors Of the Union aud American:
SPARTA, Oct. II, 1S7O.-Sir: see il
the UNION of the sth inst, my card o.
: the 3Oth September, that you misprint me
in this expression, Except simply to deny,
sthat l said or did anything in that con
svention, that any one could take any ex
sceptions to, unless he was a Radical, OF
beast" Now the words "or beast" arr
, not my expressions, but the sentences
should be this, "unless he was Radica
at heart"
Again, In the third paragraph, yor
make me say, sis 1t just or proper fol
Editors in Tennessee to show and hol(
! me up to the public" The sentence wa
written, "to abuse, and hold me up to
the public" etc. l am, ETC.,
S. b. COINS.
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SUMMARY.

"a @ Franklin's br st Ledger by
Brown Dick, dam Sonora Love
by imp Lsviathan; years dbl 1
NJ Young's ch Village Blacksmith
by Vandal, dam Cholera by Wag-
ner; 4 years old. 6
Hubbard q Bacon's Oh Carlottaby
imp Austrian, dam Hilarity by
Lexington; years old..........'.3 8
r B CheathanI's or by Brown
Dick, dam by Hiawatha; years dis.
E A Smiths b C Regent By imp
Bonnie Scotland, dam Lady Lam
caster by Monarch; years old. dis.
W & Harding b I Beuiah by Lex
lngton, dam Eureka by imp Glen
oOe; 4 years old. ............,...6 2
G W LIQUIDS b Bijou by Vandal,
dam Victoire by imp Margraye; 8
years old.............................,..4 4
George Cadwallader's b C Allie
Hunt by Vandal, dam Nora by
Mahomet; 4 years old; colors
black and orange :
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OPENING

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