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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-18
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LIIO'lhthCc Joutbhi .e.s..
II Is fair 10 compare the Turkish sofas to
the students of complete American uni.
yeraty, such as Anu Arbor, Yale or Har-
ward. or still better, to those of German
university ia small town, say Heidelberg
or Jena. They are the theological, leg
and literary students OF the Turkish me-
tropo.is, connected with some we'll endow.
cd mosque, for instance, that OF Mehmed.
Achmed or 81. Sophia, and are to Turkey
what "Young America" is TO us, being con-
nected with thi established law aud the
ology, they enjoy some popularity and are
usually the leaders of popular movements.
The city of Constantinople contains thou
. sands Of them. The word Sofia is de-
rived from the Persian, and means burned,
because the bearers OF this appellaaion are
supposed to have a burning desire for
knowledge, wisdom and holiness. fhe
Sofas, then, have no constitutional share in
the Turkish Government, but by their &c.
curate information, influence and daring
carry measure which il would be difficult
10 enact in the ordinary manner. They
compelled late the sultan, few days ago,
by personal threats, TO dismiss his principal
officials, the Grand Nizier and the moofti
or spike-nisislam and the heads of the sd-
ministration and the islam, and demanded
tina. he should give up at least twenty five
millions OF the hundreds that he had appro-
priated. They are owsipporting the new
vizier, Midhat Pasha, who has been mainly
instrunentali in deposlng Abdul AAz. Or
dinarilly the Sofas are fanatic Turks, but in
fhe last revolution their steps have been
at the same time radical, success III and
wholesome The Sofas illustrate the pc.
litical axiom that a despot is more depend
ent upon the opinions OF the common peo-
pie than is constitutional king or repub-
lican president. G a 20 FuDW& gV {
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Nor satisfied with having dis
graccd and driven to his ua,imely
doom, the gallant Custer, for daring
TO expose brother Oryille's COR
rupt and ncfarious transactions, in
the matter Of the Indian post ira
dershlps; ere the sods have folrly
settled over the breast of the
brave dead, the President has
heap cd fresh Ignominy upon his
memory, by n2mlnatlng son Fred
to till one Of the yacaneies, caused
by the slaughter of the Little Big
Horn. How much longer are hon
est and good men to be sacrificed
to the mancs OF Radical rol,cnncas
and meanness And when will
our people cease to submit TO this
p, emotion Of inexperienced ineom.
potent officers over the heads of
seniority and merit, because for
soothe, IT is presidents son Are
these, we ask among the boastcd
REFORMS Of the repu bsiean party!
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for lcri.latige b.

-AspIran,s for Icgislatiye hon
ors in distant counties are flooding
the secretary OF state with letters
asking iniormauon in reference to
how members OF the late legisla-
ture voted on the dog law.-[E Ex.
This dog law business seems to
be creating considerable excite,
mept throughout the state, and is
proposed to be used, extensively, ,
IN tho coming campaign. Although
we are OF opinion that, as q gcner-
al rule, in Il sheep growing country,
dogs are a nuisance and detrimcn-
tai TO the interests OF the communi-
ty; yet, in our swamp counties
where bears, coons and other var
mints swarm 70 such an excess,
that we have known them to de.
stroy hundreds of acres Of corn in
season, dogs are of almost as
much benefit TO the farmer, as the
plow stepk, with which he makes
his crop. Bat y man in so acre
Clearing, remote from other large
clearlngs, and let lin try TO raise
crop of corn, without dogs, and
our word for it, he won's much
moIc than harvest the seed he puts
in the ground. In this aspect Of
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The Legislature,

We copy below, as thoroughly
IT. unison with OR ideas, an extract
from tho Little Rock Gazette, on
tho subject Of the Legislature, We
request our readers TO give the ar
ticlo an attentive perusai; and
without the least fspsragement
TO any OF the Other Sanaisatcs, as
worthy citizens, we ask them 10
decide, who OF the men now in the
field, is best qualified spl most
/ likely to represent Mississippi
county and the state of Arkansas
with the greatest efficiency and
hopor, aud Us truo patriots, regard
less Of petty suiies and side issues,
to siye .hat man their hearty sup
port, in September next.
The legislative is the most i'm
portant branch OF the government
ior i; Is that winch is most closely
connected with the people, aud
which makes the laws that are 10
bc Interpreted and executed. Each
member OF the Legislature whilc
directly representing some par,icu-
lar county, is nevertheless y repro
sentative Of every coanty IN the
state, for the halk OF legislation IL,
or ought TO be. general and not To-
cal, il is the more important then,
that member OF the legislature, 10
make an efficient legislator, should
be thoroughly posted as to the H.
tcrests OF the whole state. a Nom
Der OF the legislature who knows
nothing about the necessities OF the
people, except the Limited number
who live in his county, is hardly
fit to be called representative
man. To make an efficient repre-.
sentative Q man should at least be
sufficiently acquainted with the
statute laws OF the state to know
the effect Of any proposed measure
upon existing laws.
BecauAo man desires to be elec-
ted to tha legislature it is not a
p,ima tocie case that ho is qualified
Tor the position. Tho rule that
the "ofiice should seek the man,
and not the man the Office" should
be more rigidly enforced in select.
ing members OF the legislature than
almost any other Gloss OF officers
1t such men IS are well qualified to
make efficient legislators do no,
offer themselves AS candidates, the
people should consult and select
such men as Will and there IS no
danger that there will be any va
cancics in tho legislature on that
account.
Legislatures are not made to
crafty the personal ambition OF
any particular individual. They
were intended fox the benefit Of the
people of the state. Let the people
then, sec that they are represented
by their best men.
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MR. Henry Wattersop, tho tai
Tented Editor OF the Louisville
Courier Journal, is the Democratic
candidate for Congress. from the
Louisville district. II is rnEored
that he will be opposed BY the late
ex Secretary of the treasury, Gen.
Bristow. To know Henry Waiter
son, or TO be familiar with his
journalistic career, suflices TO point
out tlc high rank he will take in
the councils Of tho nation, in the
18th Congress,
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Important to Agriculturists The
Emperor William" Cabbage.

We have received from Europe limited quan-
iity Of emperor William" Cabbage 5. ed which
produces solid heads ofCabbagc, the size u tbs
mouth OF -four barrel aud larger These enOr
nous oabbages are raised with the mpst o.diuary
cultivation, in any climate. nnd nj present prices
double the ordinary profit is roalzed from their
production. IN transplantlpg from the seed great
care should jc used TO give sufficient space for
growth. Apacknge sent to any address, post
paid, on receipt OF 30 pcnts. Two packages TO
one address, IS cents Light packages 81. Ad.
dress, enclosing stamp, FELIX CLARE i 60.
22i East ll3th Street, New York
Please mention the naIao OF the paper you saw
this in. sept ls-gmo
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STILL docs the work of radical
reform progress. BY request, Posi-
master General Jewel, is invited
TO hand in his credentials; as is the
Revenue Commissioner Pratt
Grant Is evidently determined upon
washing his hands of all whiskey
ring opposers, aud other thief de-
tectives and prosecutors, that he
may have bis eighty thousand
Office holders Of tho proper com
plcxion, to justify Hayes in keep.
ing bis pledge, of retaining them
IN Office /; Provided the Amor can
people can be humbugged, into
giving him the opportunity, OF en-,
ioreipg this promise.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the edge
Of the ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is in the leftside; the
patient is rarely able TO lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and it frequently ex-
tends to the top of the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss ofappetite and sickness; the bowels
in general are costive, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally considerable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with painful sensation Of
having left undone something which
ought to bsve been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains of WEAKNESS and de.
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains ofa
prickly sensation Of the skin; his spirits
are low; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it, In fact, he distrusts
every remedy, Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem existed,
yet examination ofthe body, after death,
has shown the LIVER to have been ex-
tensively deranged,
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLASE's LIyER Pills, IN
CASES Or AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine. arg productive of the
most happy results. No better cathartic
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them A FAIR TRIAL,
For all Bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgatiye. they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. c. MeLANE's LIVER
Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on tho
lid, with the impression DR.. MeLANE's
LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLAsE's LIVER Pills
bear the signatures of c. McLASE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers,
b1- Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DIR. c. MeLANE's LIVER PILLS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by al respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give Ds. c. NvLAss's LIVER
PIlLs tri, We III mall post paid 10 any part qSthe
United States. box u Pills SER twenty five
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburyh. Pa.
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The Lost Cause.

magnificent picture II Is inches In size
heau'iiul IN design and artistic In execution II
represents confederate soldier after the war
returning 70 his home, which be finds lonely and
desoiate In front OF the ruined cottage, telling
a sad tale of the miseries Of war are two graves
WIN rude crosses, on one of WHICH some friend
calm river and the rising moon indicate peace
and rest. The stars, seen through the trees, rep.
resent the southern Cross II Is a picture that
VIII touch every southern heart, aud should find
a place In every southern home one copy soni
by mail, mounted on u roller and poai paid ON
receipt oi - cents or three for a. cents Adde'S
John Burrow n Co, Bristol, Tenn. suents
wanted eterywhere to sell our cheap and popular
Wciures--s5 20 sl0 per day easily made No
money required until pictures arc sold send
stamp for cs,slcg.ic and terms, ASA
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

THE man, Haywood Grant; hung
IN Rome Ga, on the l4th confessed
himsclf to hayc bsen 0 monster in
the marlerlng and r9bbing line.
Among his numerous deeds of hor.
ror, he acknowledge to baye been
the assassin Of the late Gen. IIindt
man OF Helena, ARK. A pemphlc-
containing his fall confessions, may
be had for ten cents, by addressing
the Bulletin KoEe, Ga.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

Miss Jeanette Bennett, sole
daughter and youngest child of the
late, once famous oditor Of the New
York Herald, has commenced her
nov ato in one of the Catholic
converts OF the Sacred Heart, pre-
paraiory to tsking the vail. The
accomplished and wealthy Miss
Bennett xill bc a great acquisition
10 tho MoDastic Orders.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

NORTHERN exchanges are com
planning bitterly of the heated tenn
perature. With our own thermom'
etcr ranging up in the nineties, we
can well understand peoples feel
ings with the mercury bpbbllng be-
yond the hundreds.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

GEN. James q. Cooper, late ad-
.utant general Of the Confederate
States, eicd, q short tmo since, in
Manaice, Florida, al the age OF
seyenty-fve.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

The BeIknap impeachment trial
is virtually nj close. Tho late
ex .Secretaiy's Gaze appears dcspcr-
ate, in the extreme; and, to all I'M
partial mlpds, seems to point TO but
ono resul. = conviction.
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the case, VIC, therefore, hold the
tax to be a hardship, particularly
on our swamp farmers. Let, then,
one Of the pianks OF the Platform
on which your candidates stand, be
"a repeal OF the dog law"
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side threats or infReHce-of the
pressure OF either cliques or indl-
viduals, ascertain who, in your
Judgement, viii iii your Offices OF
Legislator, Judge, Clerk and sher-
if with msst efficiency and homes
", aud, to the best satisfaction OF
the whole people, ani, let those be
he men. for whan yOa Kill cast a
Jumper OH the 9Th day .. septem-
Der next.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

The New York Sun, although
edited by a republican, and avowed-
jy neutral, is giving some home
thrusts Tor Tilden and Hendricks.
The herald alss, seems dsi,lng
T,!dcn-warcs.
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Malaria! Malaria!!
READ, REELECT, AND ACT.


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SS to SDO per day. Agents wanted. All
~ " p-O classes 0f working people OF
both sexes, young ami old make more money at
work for us, in their own localities during their
spare moments, or all the time, than NJ ans thing
cl-e We oiici employment that Will pay hand
-'inciy for every hours work. fnll particulars
t'i,n- @u. sent Tree Send Us your address at
orcr. Don't delay Now Is the time. bon /
hook ior work or business el-ewherc, until Won
nave learned What you offer @, STlNSONS Il co
Portland, Maine. Jan. lGiy
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

GEN. Santa Anna died in the city
OF Mexico on the 2i,h day Of June.
1hc career Of the lac iexican ex.
president, has been one OF the most
remarkable of the 10Th Century.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

AFTER ten years of peace, tho
rebel General Beauregard has been
restored to his political franchises
by the !" best Gorcrnmclt the
worl4 eYes saw"
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

STATE AT LAEGE-J. ID. Walker,
of Washington, NJ. l.. Bell, of jeff
lcrs9n.
First District -Poindexter Damn,
OF 81 Francis.
Second District-Danicl W.
Jones, oi Hampstead.
Third Dis.rict-Benton ). Brown,
of Crawford.
Fourth Districts. IL Whit
thorne, OF Conway.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

TIE sueak'thi U. 5. Marshal
Packard, is The black and tan nom.
inee for Governor of Louisjana.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

CHARLES FRANCS ADAMS IL for
yrilden and Hendricks; SO is Mr..
Hauseneck, the leading Aperlcan
German editor.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

ANOTHER big robbery on the Ms
souri, Pacific Railroad, near Otter
Vile. IL seems the train was stop
ped BY band of armed, masked
men, OF sufficient force 20 terriiy
the officials and passengers into
easy SUBMISSION TO their lawless
acts. Some $4,000 was the re-
ward of their raid. From their ia
miliarity with railroad matters
and movements, Suspicion points
TO certain employees Of the road,
as the perpetrators of.the outrage.
Al 'aseA accorts, several s4sads
OF indignant citizens, were in hot
pursIit. with every prospect of the
speedy capture OF the whole outfit.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

SITTING BULL is rumorea to have
been killed in the Little Horn
fight
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

WM. III. Phss superscdcs Dyer as
y. S. District Attorney for eastern
Missouri.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

The gallant ). II. Colauitt cx-
Confederate General, is spoken OF
rs the next Governor of Georgia.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

GEN. j. z. Uph~n displaccs Gen.
Pagan, as Y. S. Marshal, OF the
western D.susct .ot Arkspsas.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

Ex-Congressman,,, Kellogg, OF
Connecticut, is to be our next Ia
ternal Revenue COMMISSIONER.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

TYYEE, Of Indiana, takes the seat
recently made vacant BY ex Post
master Jewell.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

The Arkansas Radicals are max.
ing their last desperate effort at re-
organization for the coming fray.
The Bishop Whippleites have cailc
convention for the 9th of July !;
tho Torrans Dorseyites for the 9th
of August. "When rogues fall
ont" &c. &c.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

STATE scrip selling in Little
Rock at from 60 to 62.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

TuE Little Rock and Fort Smith
railroad is now completed to tho
Fort.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

ElxrY persons died in New York
on the 10th from sunstrokcs.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

LIEuTESAS, General Stephen d.
Lee, OF Confederate notoriety, and
z. T.. Davenport, the tragedian are
slipping the "Morgan Waters
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

LITTLE Rock is building a cotton
seed oll factory at n cost Of $50, 900.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

The Seryiaa-Turklsh war is rag
.ing with great fury.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

The nodh-eas, tsl quarter OF section % one,
in township dp fourteen, North Range dD elcv.
en-, East of which, there are 10 acres cleared
and under fence. with good houses, opthoqses,
well, Sc. ,'Sc Also
Thirty acres deadcned, which car be put IN eul.
tiyalion next year
Price, = 900. Terms easy. apply 70
JAMES 4 BEST.
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No 2,

So y Sec 80, r. II ~, X. East, lg0 acres.
Most of this tract IS above overflow, 40 acres
uv'l deadcped. and with No. ! woCld make a
farm rfHs gerf- H' much rslur Price 81 .gO,
leru's clD ifI.d cash, balance iu one aud two
gl.ir-.
Tnrs 'rr1r .IH 'f1 hczt 90 'ic fVuJhmlu1
30. ou Htulvuitut. fsauur it. UADf-h and a, gYI
house, .uI I- .us most 4.sIllul. lands now ON
tls MItE. iu -lu- tyIAiy
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Lands For Sale.
No. l..

No. ],
Se ". J. Sec 50, Township II n, u. 0 east,
tOacrrs, above overflow, 20 acre. In successful
cultivation, balance deadened and under fence
Price VI 90, terms one third cash balance in
one aud two years.
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So 8

W Ne. !, sc. ST ION Il. G East, ~
acies, A. Ecrvs above ordinary overflow, balance
wen tinbeTcd. Price $40. Terms easy.
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No G

lG0 acFc-, \ sec. 29, T. 10 y. L. o, East
4 valuable farm now raising 80 halcs OF cotton
Price 1900. Terms casy
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No g.

$50 acres on Clear Lake, a good faym with com
Portable buildings, with gin house. good mill.
and all necessary out buildings; acres in cul.
der fence; centrally located. and a good site for
a store, and In 2 thrifty and prosperous settle
ment, mostly above overflow. Hric,- $1,000
Terms Rill be made easy to a good purchaser.
Satisfactory roasons sison for wanting to sell
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Some
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Ihavw tconunu wand
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receive 0
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n.Resd the following certidea,e.
MEssas Low 4 WIlLsOS .

MEssRs Low WIlLsoS
Gentlemen April ken sick with regular ssd
Ague having alternate day After II had
weeks induced 10 ofy"ur Anti a Belts; 80 dis
all medicine and simply OF your Belts directed
thereafter
with good
in should have sch
phy.ic. Wishing everybody that
unfortunate Chs md Fever
enough TO get one u your Belts,
aln, respectfully, etc.
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No

Nv q See. &c, 7. - n, u. 10 East, within
~ miles ~ Osccolg, 80 acres now 10 cultivation,
with beautiful crop on IT, 80 acres nearly
cleaned and can easily be put in cultivation the
next year. Comfortable houses on the place.
some Of thg land is subject ~ overflow. but 10
Ye drained by bitches. Price 81, 500 cash.
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LEON ROUSSA AN

Hereby announces himselfas candidate for the
Office Il
SHERIFF. OF MISSISSIPPI COUNTY.
su'ioei 20 hc decision " the voters of,he county
At the coming September election,
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

hereby announce nly-ef as a candidate for
re-election to the oiicc y Sheriff aud Collsllor IL
Mlssis-iplh county, at tie electlon ON the First
Monday IN segteEber.
jciiS u. DriyEE.
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We ar authorized 10 announce Ng. L. A
GAELicg q q candidate fpr
JUSTICE uF THE PEACE
ioF Monroe Township al The next September elsc
ton
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

DRs LOVE & WILSON:
December last taken Chs ana
Thonasyille Southwestern Ga aud
The Osceola times., 1876-07-22

IoR STATE srPr rrB INSTRUCTION
G. ". HILL.
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Save Your
Own Hair.

or no charge vii Ne made Thl, ,rul
LENGTH on the head OF Kentucky
heads y those who have bcru bald H.
4 pamphlet iille'l with positive aud
gi-'s, etc. sent free to any sidrr-.
who VIII prove that any ofUur ceriihl
hence !. harmlr,. aud free from any y
The wonderful article sllndcd to j.
81, or three bottles for 5! ju, or & pc
persons are ordering one bottle 10 be
freight viii be no more on three, ~ h,
not iair trial. Fir-t satisfy your.tlT
or ord r a fair supply direct inDm Us
not be sallgl. Address
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-25

.,,,.scratsd tti+ms, ives to the work of your
drly.rapce, and will never cease their ct.
forts until you are restored to that freedom
vberewith yOn were made tree: by tue 10
bors and sacrifices and wisdom of our fore
fathers and your forefatbers. God give
Won and your people all the wisdom
and ell the patience needed in this
hour of trial. and in this crisia OF the des-
tjny of our common country. We have full
faith in the Justice of the people OF the
United States. and we do not entertain a
doubt of the final verdict which they will
pafs upon the occurrence OF the last two
weeks. This verdict will surely virdicate
their msjes'y. and re-tsts blish free gov
eminent upon lasting basis.
The statu Quo In Tallahassee.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, November 2f.-The
argunen, ia the 10 auction and maDdsnus
cases was continued to-day before Judge
White Mr.. Sellers aud Judge Bidle of
Philade' phia. in speeches. and Governor
Brown, Of Georgia. by written argument,
appeared for the Democrats, aud General
Barlow and Jud ,e Emmons for the Repub-
liosns. The court adjourned without rem
dering decision. 1t will possibly decide
tonight; cert ainly tomorrow
There is no change in the situation
There are three counties yet to hear from,
and it will be Monday before the returns
are al ID, possioiy later. Inc resuiT T. from
the face of the returns, will be very close.
1t is probable, III Les the cases now pend
ing should GO to the Supreme Court, that
the car vass will begin on Monday or Tues
day. II an appeal is made before Thurs
day. the canvass will probably run up to
the fifth of Dec, N Der, no matter when it IL
opened.
A rumor that General Ruger's Federal
troops had been ,dered to move at ence
to Columbia, South Car. LIMA, lacks con-
frmatiOn.