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MI ONLY 90 CENTS PER YARD for
full y.-yard wide LINEN SHEhTING;
Only 50 cents per yard for pure LINEN DAM
ASK for rabc-Cloths:
Only 10 cents apiece for ALL-LINEN IilTCKA-
RACK TOWELS;
Only Sl.5o for a piece Of pure LINEN RUSSIA
DIAPER worth 81:
Twelve yards of LINEN CRASH for 81 worth
sl.5J:
Six yards Of BROWN HUCkABACK for 81
worth $3.50;
Only 81 for Il dczcu LINEN BANnkERCuIEFS:
Sev,nty-tive cents will buy one dozen FKlNGED
NAPKINS;
II. - will buy ore dozen largc-sIze NAPKINS:
Good iGISII LINEN, warranted pure hls 1T Csc.
per yard;
LINEN sHIRr-BOSOMS at 9Sc., the genuine
Frcnch-wove.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and IBIS M lin street.
All numbers COATS'S COTTON at Soc. per
dozen. ms 70
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a. GOLDBACK
formerly with S. N. 8 NJ. Rosenbaum),
has taken the large and beautiful store No. 6o7
Broad street, and has just returned from the
northern markets with one of the best-selected
and cheapest stocks of STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS Ia the city, which he offers so low
10 the trade and consumers that he dedes competi-
ton, and would be much pleased to be favored
with an early call from his numerous friends and
public gene; ally.
Orders from the country filed promptly and
satisfactorily. .tE
The following young men are with me and
would be glad TO see their friends
HENRY ESGEL, formerly Of the Cailfornl.
Auction store;
GEORGE u. DENNY, of this city;
q. w. GRANT, formerly with Shipley, R"anc
& Co;
X. {. ANDERSON, OF this city.
A. GOLDBACK,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods,
my 2s-W, SSMlw GOT Broad street.
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LOUISA COURTHOUSE TOWNSHIP ELECTION.
iSuperuisor.-J. {. Cammack (Con), l.
majority.
GlerE.-C. j. Daniel (Rad.), II majority.
Assessor.-Henry Chiles (Con.), Il ma
jority.
Couector.-B. McCracken (Rad), 8 ma
jority.
Commissioner of RoddS.-Tie between
Blubaugh Com and Waddy (Rad).
Ocerseer of Poor.-R. Shelton, 10 MIL
jority.
Jushces.-Baker Com, Tribblc (Rad),
and HurIon (Rad.)
Coa.stables.- Vaughan (Con.), Hitre
Conn, and Ogg (Rad)
We have done well, considering we have
a negro majority here Of over one hundred.
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Rooms CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, !
RICHMOND Nav ~ 1870
E wIsu ro INEnRM AIL MunLE.

T WISH TO INFORM ALL WHOLE
L SALE DEALERS OF VIRGINIA thai have
factory, situated Twenty-eighth street between
n sndU. WIN be able TO furnish MI qualities
and sizes OF ROPE, TWIkE, PACKING. SASH.
CORD, BEDFORD, PLOW and TOW.LINES,
CHALK and MASON LINES.
my es-s&Wsm Ed. BROWN.
SALAD OILS, assorted sizes, Just re-
~ ceived aud for sale at JACKSoN's, corner Of
Main and Third streets. nv 2S--eod3t
HAVING DISCONTINU ED THE
IL sale OF fresh meats until the fall OF the year.
custorc ana ibe public generally To my stock Of
HAMS and BR EASrS, which
will sell to them cheap they can he bought in
tho city. use none but the best brands They
car, be acc 1nmodatad at all times with NICE
SLICED HAM alsey PRIME LEAF LARD.
III, d. HEC1nsES,
myls-saasRs No. ss.sses.a.aa Markets
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aUCFS9N SALES THIS DAY.

On all public or private sales Of Rfnt Estate
made bfttcesn tie LIST Of january and tie LIST ~
J,fly the purchasers pay the tdreS for Ne present
ycnT, but on al SGlss 6staDeen the first any IF
July aud the itLSt daY Of December the setter
pays them.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS will sell ats T. NJ. u
number Of lots OIL the north side Of street
near Thirty-second.
JAMES n. TAYLOR will sell at 81 Z. NJ. two
framed dwellings on Fifteenth street south OF
Marshall.
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wINDOW-gHADE DEPOT, 1888
wv MAIN STRET.-M GOLnEN 10 selling OF
OlhCLOTHS &C., at gold prices Geld. Velvet,
and Cry stalIzed Shades, with Etxtnres 90 match;
Marble, Mahogany. Rosewood, and Figured OIL.
auck,s for GOVERNS cSffiaSes, % lsas than Nsw
SeTk prices, Call And sny Of NJ Qqk0NN, Ns
Aas2 s9sssi astHsaa xhsssasa aaa ksssSsssRsa
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~ BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-1hi
splendid HAiR-DYE is the best in the world-sbe
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable, ins
ataEtsncous. No dissppoinsment-no ridteuIcas
tinss remedies tbs III efscts Of bad dyss, iaSisos
rates and leaves the hair sofs and tsaasiss black
or ercwn. Sold BY u! druggists aud sss!Gmsya
and psppsfly applied ii The Wig Faesosy - Serd
street, Few York s. 49,. ,.-s mh3s--so6.s
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RESULT OF TOWNSHIP OFFICERS IN HENRICo
COUNTY-CoNsERvATIy VICTORIOUS IN
EVERY TOWNSHIP.
The election for township officers of Hen
rico county resulted in the Conservatives
carrying every township except Fairfield,
in which the Radicals carried about one
half of their ticket. We give below the
names of the successful candidates:
Fdi1nG I'O1Cnshtp.-Supervisor, &. Arch
er; collector, j. Nj. Gum; clerk, r. Nc
kenzie assessor, II. l.. Lyme; commits
sioner of roads, d. B. Jordan overseer OF
Door. George +. Drinker; magistrates,
Jacob S. Atlee, NJ. Russell, and - Guy ;
constables, G. X. Roper, Henry Lyme, and
Claiborne Carter. Average Conservative
majority, 80.
Brookland Toocnship.-Supervisor DR.. A.
j. Terrill assessor, L. II. Atkinson clerk,
William 3. Rose; collector, Carver King ;
commissioner of roads, c. G. Paleske ;
overseer of the poor, John w. Gordon ;
magistrates, Erasmus Hopkins, W. Y. Nor
decai, and Joseph Il. Rennie; constables,
Thomas K. Sheppard, ". NJ. Ladd, and S.
ID. Letellicr; oyerseer of roads, David +.
Waldrop. Conservative majority, -.
Fairfield Tornsk:p.-Supervisor, Isaac ..
Austin: clerk, G.. ". Barker; assessor,
Henry Meyer collector, l.. c. Miller; com.
missioner of roads, Henry Thome overseer
of the poor, Henry Xoegler; magistrates,
J. w. Lewellen, r. w. Hoeninger, and L.
S. Courtney constables, J. D. Vaughan, E.
T. Bradley, and w. Il. Chadick.
Tuckahoe Toonship.-Supervisor, Jere-
miah Il. Jones clerk, Marcus Reeve as.
SCISSOR, b. w. Green, Jr. collector, A. B,
Cottrell; overseer of poor, w. Il. Polk
commissioner of roads, James Patterson ;
magistrates, George Chamberlain, Robert
Fl. Brock, and john E. Jones; constables.
Joseph Mann, 7. Fl. Grafton, and Gatewood
Talley; overseer of roads, Joseph Kleck-
her. Average Conservative majority, go.
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Parker & Lees.
March 4, 1870, Ct
Notice,

VIOLATIONS of Section 8 oI
Y can Ordinance to Preserve Or.
der and Quiet in the Town Of Able.
vile" will be hereafter enforced and
the Marshall is required to report all
within his knowledge.
The Section is as follows:
SEC. 3. Be it further ordained, That
if any person or persons shall fire or
discharge any pistol or gun in any
street, ally or private lot, soifkin sir hun.
dred yards Of the Court House in the
Town Of Abbeville, such person or
persons, upon conviction thereof, may,
for every offence be fined not less than,
Fiue Dollars nor more than Twenty
Dollars, and in default of payment of
said fine and costs may be imprisoned at
the discretion Of tho Council accord
ing to law. And if any owner or
tenant of any lot within said limits
shall encourage or permit any person
so to discharge any pistol or gun as
aforesaid and shall not report such
offender to the Town Council within
three days after committing such
offence, such owner or tenant may be
fined at the discretion of the Council.
WIN. Fl. PARKER
Intendant.
March !, 1870, As. At
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HIs,sas hr .sais.s

|T WILL SCH, on reasonable terms,
Il sbout one hundred acres of the
Aston Lands, lying East of the Town
Fof Abbsills; and South of the De-
pot, and Fort Pickens, adjoining lands
Of DR.. Marshall and r. e. Bowie,
Esq. This land is well. wooded and
watered, and would make q beautiful
farm. 1t might be conveniently sub,
divided into several parcels. A plot
may be seen at my office.
. BURT. Agent.
March 4, 1870, 45, If
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81 DIV, 3d District, South Carolina. !
NKwBERRr, s. c., March 4:1s7O.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons
~ claiming an interest in the follow
i'g described property. seized Feb. .2s,h,
1870. for violation Of Internal Revenue
Laws. 10 Wit: 8 kegs and Is gallons of
corn .wbiskey, seized from Frank Morrison,
in AbbevilIe Couuiy also barrels and
SO gallons of whiskey. seized in the afcre-
said county, from Samuel Carter, to ap-
pear and show cause, if any, why the same
should not he forfeited, on or before the
4sh day Of April next. ..
JAS. II. DENNIS,
Deputy Collector.
MARCH, 4. 1879, 45s St
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s.-T~;E'reah : :.
ARRIVALS.

pLANK BOOKS, Initial Note Psper
- snd Envelopes. Visiting Casds, Rue
tic Picture flames, Fancy Photographs,
Photographic AlbunS Csildten's Toy
Books, Harpers Novess, 'Di6s Novels, II
Wings Lie Of Columbus, Bible Diottoha :
~. Backgammon Boafds, India Rubbe,
Bands, Feather busters, Gum RattIes, DC
at ... .. E..." " - - -
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State of South Carolina,
.ABBEVILLE COUNTY.

In Equity.
JAS. N. 'Latimer. Sen'r, '. Jas T. Barnes.
Petition to Account, Call in Crediiors, &c
DURSMANT 10 Order Of Cosrt in this
IL case, all the creditors Of the said
Mary A. McGruder who have an interes,
IN the said deed of assignment are hereby
notified to present and prove their de-
mands before me On or by the third Gay of
juno next at my Office or be barred Of all
ciain u.der said assignment
MATTHEW MCDONALD,
G. G. P.
Clerks Office. Sd March, 1870, sm
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I'M BANKRUPTCY.

. I'M BANKRUPTCY.
Nv THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED SSATES. FOR
The DISTRICT or SOUTH
CAROLINA.
IN the matter OF JOHN A. TALMADGE.
|-Bankrsps.
To whom It may concern: The under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appoints
ment as assignee Of John A. Tain adge
"t Abbeville Court House inthe County
Of Abbeviile. and State Of South Catolina,
within said District, who has been adjuJg-
cd q Bankrupt on Creditors Petition, By
the Distric, Court Of said District.
Dated at AbbevilIe the 18th day Of
February A. d. 1870.
r. II. WARDLAW,
Assignee.
March, 4, 1870, 45-st
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State Of South Carolina.
ARBEVTIIE rOUUTv

State Of South Carolina.
ABBEHILLE COUNTY.
In Equity.
J. J. Cunningham and II. T. Lyon '.
Margaret G. Williams, Adm'x,
and others.
Bill to Sell Real Estate, Aar,naH As-
SETS C.
DURSUANT Order Of Court in
l. this case, all eredilors of the Estate
OF A. A. WilIiama, decd. are hersby noti.
tied to present and prove their demands
before me on or by the third day of June
next at my Office or be barred.
MATTHEW MCDONALD,
.- i G. G. p.
Clerks Office, Sd Mach. 1870, 3m
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, FOR
THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Ex-Paue, R. 81 Wsrdlaw, assignee In
the matter Of w. d J. R. Cilnkscales
r...>
Petition for sale of Hom3ssead, amd to call
!' <ia Lien Creaito1s. 50
DY virtue Of an order issuing from the
D Honorable Court Aforesaid, Notice
70 hereby given % al lien creditors 'oi
ssid Bankrspt. to establish their liens be-
fore WI. Clawsos, Rsgisssr, within thir.
~ days from The date Of The 8sss I'd vsstise
neut, Or Be barred from sli benefit Of tbs
Decree for the distribution 70 Be made n
this case; and that said creditors within
the Time Aforesaid do farther show caus.
it any they have why Che prayer Of sait
petition should not .be granted:
Re- III. WARDLAw,
Abbsville q. HI :;5gIg,..'
March, 8, 1879, ! 45--ss
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-24

| w tion Of works Pine Grove. Esmeralda County,
Nevada Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing Of the Board Of Trustees of said company hell
on the 25th day of june 1870. an assessment II
Fifty Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock cf said company, payable Immediately in
United states gold coin. to the Secretary, at the
office OF the company, PIER IL Stewart street San
Francisco. Cal Any II, ok upon which said as.es..
ment shall remain unpaid ON the 30th day IL Jul,
1870, shal be deemed delinquent, and will be nj.
vertsed for sale at public auction aud unless pay.
ment shall be made before, will be sold on the
10th day Of August, 1870. to pay delinquent rs.
sessments, togsther with coat Of advertising aud
expenses of sale.
BY order Of Board Of Trustees,
h.. BENT. s-c'y.
once, Pier IL st.-Art street, san Francisco,
Cal j,I In
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N OT1CE.

NOTICE Is nEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL.
~ apply 10 the Commissioners of the GENERAL
Land Once, to have refunded tho purchase
money paid by me on the southeast quarter Of
Section "a, Township 10 north. range " east, as
per certificate No. ia, issued at Carson City.
Nevada. bearing date the 2sth day Of June, 1854.
the same having been adjudged invalid and can.
celed. GEORGE wAsMIN0T0N WENTWORTH
myDAeM
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rlNHE CO.PARTNFRsilIp HEREToroRF ny.
i listing between Louis Brader and I,ouis Him
under the firm nsme Of Brader 4 Hirn. I. thl.
day dissolved by mutual consent; Mr.. Brmdsf eau {.
tinung the business OF the late firm.
LOUIS BPADEa,
LOUIS H1RN.
Csr-on City, Nevada. June ~, 1870. j.9i-lm
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TAKE WARNING!

TIVE V. & 7. X. X. co. ARE ANXIOUS 10
L take due rrecaution against accidents aud
loss OF life resulting from the running of their
trains; aud they take this method Of warning pa.
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice Of children pls, ing about
their cars and Locomotives. Those having In charge
the business of the Company find IL impossible 10
PERSUADE boys, Who frequent the termini and stop.
piLg places of the read from climbing upon the
cars and engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort TO more decided measures IL these
annoyances are continued Recent accidents.
which are wholly asvribable 10 the carelessness "
persons la jumping and of the cars when in
motion, should be warning enough ia themselves.
H. NJ. fEGlNGToN, Superintendent
June Is, 1870 II
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THE PACIFIC
INSURANCE COMPANY
| OF SAN FRANCISCO.
PAT1oNLzE
HOME COMPANIES,
WHO DO BUSINESS
ON A.
COIN BASIS (!
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
PACIFIC Insurance COMPANY,
San francisco, California, for the fiscal year end.
ing June 80, 1869.
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000, 900 90
s ~ II s:ss,' 90
ASS ETS:
Loans on first mortgages. ...........S &c.,
Estimated value of lands
mortgaged ..................$l,0 ,096, 900
ErtlHateu Nalue Ui Dutiu-
ings on same .............. GIG, 900
Value OF mortgaged prem
ises 7l2, 900
Buildings on premises in
sured for ..--............. 1876, 300
Loan, collateral 37l, s9s co
Aggregate present market
value Of collaterals ISIS SAL ,0s6 |
q. 5. bonds, 9 per cent. 5-20s, owned
by the comNsny, $50 000........... 13o, 900 O0 /
Nevada State bonds goli............. 90, 200 90 |
Stock of the Capital Savings Bank. 5000 90
Cash on hand and in bank-Eire and
Marine Premiums uncollected-
Premiums and balances in hands Of
foreign agents reported, but not
paid--Interest accrued but not due
and same due and unpaid ..........., cq2 $50 Os
tate and Federal stamps oh hand 1850 %
Real estate, company's property cor.
California and Leidesdorff Streets 146, 600 90
Total Gold G29, ,92s 90
LIABILITIES:
Iosses in process Of adjustment. 49, $50 60
JONATHAN HUNT President |
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

WASHINGTON, September 9.-Minis-
ter Pierce, from the United States Of
Colombia, and Minister Godoy, from
Chile, were formally presented to the
President to-day.
The President Is now openly and
avowedly for the maintenance OF the
French Republic. He said yesterday :
II have fastened to give the new Re
public our moral support, and hope
that before the week Is out she will
not need anything further. / think the
Prussian King may be induced to stop
fighting" He talked to several gem
tiemen, and 1t will be surprising II,
after the Cabinet meeting to-day, he
don't send instructions to Minister
Washburne to offer his good services
mediator between the belligerents.
In his avowed support of the Republic
Ina il warmly supported by Secretarys
Fish and Robson. The sentiments Of
the other Cabinet officials r not yet
known.
CHICAGO. September "a special
from Washington says the State De
partment yesterday received a dispatch
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THIRD DISPATCH.
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL VIEWS
DATES TO 4.3O O'CLOCKP M.
From the Seat Of War!

LONDON, September 10.-King Will
liam has given orders that Napoleon
be treated rs sovereign of France. 1t
Is denied that Lord Lyons has gone to
King Williams headquarters.
A Paris correspondent Of the News
writes that England having declined
to negotiate for an armistlce, Austria
has undertaken it.
The Standards correspondent, writ
ing from Paris, says the Prussians cam
not successfully bcslege that city with
their GOO, 900 men.
The casualties Of the war thus far
aggregate over 4OO, 1000. More than
one-half of this immense number is
either dead or MANNED for life.
PARIs, September lo.-It Is certain
that that the Ministers Of Finance and
War and Foreign Affairs, will SO to
Tours ut once.
lit Is believed that II communication
Is cut, matters have been so arranged
that the authorities will manage to
correspond between Tours and Paris.
A letter received from Strasburg
says the condition Of the city Is much
better than supposed. The garrison
has plenty OF munitions and food for
two months. 81
PARIS, September 1o.-The Figaro
says the Republic of France Is officially
recognized by Spain.
Heavy rains during the past few
days have retarded tho Prussians be-
tween Bethel and Rheims. @
The Garde Mobile have attacked the
Prussians at different points, killing,
woundlng and capturing numbers Of
them.
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A BAD HABIT-There are times
when newspaper editors can and do
swear q little-no matter what Its
effect may be. Now, we don't wish
to swear, but d-n aman who will sit
down ut our editorial table, In our
temporary absence, write a few lines,
aud then get up, put our best lead PEN
Gil In his pocket, and walk off as II he
owned 1t! 1t Is n contemptibly mean
practice ; and, although a party doing
It may think the matter rather trivial
and so 1t is intrinsically-to n news
paper man 1t Is id provoking when
he wants to write, his ideas ready to
fiow--and he finds that some care
less individual has walked off with his
pencil! We don't want to be rude,
but we shall insult the next man who
plays that game OF US! It was perpe-
trated this morning, and we hope 1t Is
the last time.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
DATES TO LAST NIGHT.
The PrusSianS in Front
of Paris!
THE GREATEST EXCITEMENT
PREVAILS IN THE CITY,

LONDON, September 9.-Thc Prus-
slams are advancing rapidly OH Paris,
and their cavalry are within ten miles
Of the city Notifications.
The main army Is within thirty miles
of the city.
The greatest excitement prevails In
Paris and vicinity.
SrENENEuoLp, September ONO
Mahon's army numbered 10000 men,
but it Is extlrpated.
PARIS, September 8. Along the
Boulevards tonight the people are
shouting Vive United States !"" Vire
Independence 1"
Favre to-day again reiterated thanks
to Minister Washburne and the United
States.
A Mob Attacks n Newspaper. .
PARIS, September 9.-People to-day
attacked the Office Of Marselaise, on
account of Cluseret's article yesterday,
and broke the forms and burned all the
papers to be found.
switzerland Recognizes tho New
RepubIic:
Switzerland recognizes the new Re
public Of France.
Preparing for Defense.
The moats around Paris have been
filled with water. All desiring to leave
tho city are required to do SO immedi-
ately.
RnEIaud H~esitates 10 Recognize tho
Republic OF Franco.
LONDON, September 9.-Communi-
cations have passed between England
and the new French Government, but
there Is no recognition Of the Republic
rs yet.
An ArmIstiee Talked or.
PARIS, September 9-6 P. M.-An
armistice Is under consideration, lnsti.
tuted by the Diplomatic Corps. The
question has been submitted to the
Provisional Government by the Kus-
Sian, Italian and Spanish Ambassadors.
la MeurninE.
LONDON, September 9.-French wo,
men in Belgium are wearing mourning
for the dead and slaughtered.
Irish sympathy.
LONDON, September 9.-Meetings
were held yesterday at Limerick and
Killarney to sympathizc with the
French.
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from the Provisional Government Of
France asking for the mediation Of the
United States, In connection with the
leading powers Of Europe, In the in
terest Of peace, and for securing such
terms of settlement rs the French can
accept with honor. The dispatch ex-
plains this to be a copy of a joint note
addressed to all the neutral European
powers. The President expressed
great satisfaction at receiving the dis
patch, and the subject will be the chief
matter for consideration ut the Cabinet
meeting tomorrow, at which Cox and
Robson will be present.
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The Macon Ttk1rdph Gays that "as q general
thing, the whites OF Georgia arc without arms,
while there 10 scarcely ane2ro In the State, from
fourteen years old upward, who has not gun or
pistol. aud often both."-Erehan9s.
The fact is, the negroes In Georgia,
and Its neighborhood, have known how
and when to use arm, a good deal bet
ter for the last ten years than the in
fernal rebels. Hence the blacks have
them, and the whites have had them
taken away. The ballot is likely
to prove the same results. A "White
Mans Government Is not always the
most sensible.
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m MEMoRTAM.

MEETING OF THE TEACHERS OF
"A 81. Johns Sunday School, tho following
resolutions were adopted and ordered published:
Rsesred, That in the death Of our lato Super.
iptondent, N. A. H. BALL, we have lost a friend
endearod 10 Us by innumerable acts OF love and
kindness, extending through the .years during
school. E.,ll.
RAGusd, That we can best show our love for
him, and tho deep and lasting regard In which
we hold his memory. by resignation to Gods
will, as shown In bis release nom the tolls Of
life, and by earnest endeayors that this senool
tho dearest object Of his eare-mhy not de.
cline nom the condition Of prosperity and en-.
cheney In which be left u.
Gold Hi, September Q, 1870. fe9-8t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wRATH.
ER-ALARM OF FIRE-A RUNAWAY
ACTUAL IKE

SAN Francisco, September 1o-2P. NJ.
Gold, at II A. ", ll3B. Greenbacks,
plenty and dull, at $50; selling ut
SSA.
The weather Is very warm and
damp-cloudy and foggy all night-al-
most equal to rain.
This morning about 0 o'clock, an
alarm Of fire being sounded, the team
attached to Engine No. 8 ran away
down Pacific street to Mason, colliding
with a wall In front Of Gov. Haight's
old residence, ov~erturning the engine
and completely wrecklng 1t. The
driver escaped uninjured. The re-
pairs will cost $4,000.
The fire this morning destroyed a
frame barn In the rear Of s3l Califor-
mia street, between Powell and Stock
ton, and damaged the residence IN
front, occupied by VIM. Stoddard.