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hell labor * tnadnr-W JOIISI H. MAHTI.V I"'" • COLUMBUS: Wednesday Morninff, Nov. 29,1805. Tiii: fidi ^ oi*' • t ! * The lime is clo.-o «t hand * < onlmcu for t^*xt y** mufti l K ixo tiuio ft* Um nfCMBHrj |*«p*rnt»on for spring planting. ,J ' e P criod ,or J h ® general yearly hiring in the HnUih has always beer, the firrl cl January. Hut this winter them i» an unusual amount of preparatory wot); to fnneos, out houses, Implement-’, & hating on a large m^Joiily ol thu plantations been suffered to get greatly out of repair, be cause of the high prltv•* <*? material du^ ring the war pud tbo di-lurthftco of labor. Mo*t;fptnUri lnive a wf%*t deal ol repair and addition to make iiefom tliuy can ro- mine the culture or r-Mton on n largo scale, bating altnost abandoned iU < ulti- valion during thci iasl two or three* 3 ears' of tho war. All thin work of donirtlWf ••restorglion" requires additional tiff?—* the truth is, it ought to bate bow* com* menced before this tirno. Hut the planta tions at present are alarmingly short of tho Decenary working fiicc t«» keep up or rocover their efficiency, and it is yet a question of serious concern whether the changes of the "Chrbtnjafc holiday*” will add to or diminish their number of labor- era The freed men are very slow and evidently reluctant to make contracts. Those who have already loft the planta tion • havo acquired habits of idleness and fallen into ovil association!, from which, it would seem, even tho severest suffering and most utter destitution tan .hardly make them break ; and those who have pot yet had nn experience of city and town life are longing for it with all tho bigh-wrnughl anticipation of a little child on a Christmas ovo. We are approaching a critical period in tho industrial economy «»f the South. A month or six weeks more will determine whether its agricultural re^ourcea are to bo revived and f-udaiir 1, «>r whether, fqr another year at least, wo nro to Killer from the loan of those groat staple crop*, the shortness of which (or the'last throe Or four years ha* hcon to -uverciy foil throughout Christendom. \Y e will toon aoo whether tho negro, loft at liberty to do ns he pleases, will choose Iho part of tho black drone of tl»<> hivo.iuul l*vu in idleness until e\t<-rininnlud, bf whether J nounci he will bocome a world r, to the l>t;tir»IH of It a i.Kioii, Nov. 20.—The Legislature meets to-morrow. . , A large number of members are m at tendance. , * Gov, Jloldcn is confined to his beany sickness. , . Dr. Powell the State Agent has arrived with dispatches from Washington which have not vet been made public. .Messrs. Pool, lteade, lloldon, Dick and Settle, are spoken of in connection with the United States Senator? hir. — T . 7 1 1. .... 7— l. I ft • f ’ nil 1. r§ I I T. .1 nrt !iIhougblllm ConaTutT:iffal. a Irienrl- tnnnt will be retltfld -bv the iuetrielu, u re*. Pr-miilKMil moo who Imvo -boon to tWiubiiiglan urn not .very bu|icful uv to tbn future uf the iritnL: and rcoonirucli'm. RaUiuu, Nov. 27.—Tho LcgirlaVuro wa* omaniicd lo-day. r. Phillips of Oranfio win olcclcd Hpcakor. No oieanlratlon in tho bonato. Wasuikoton, Nov. 2i.—N° returns from tlm elections for Congroji hitVu boon rneoivOd from any.-Spulherii fctale, except Yirninln and Tohriosaei 1 . . Nkw VoJfK, Nov, S7.-rCotton quiet at 52 t»,M cents.' (joid 47i, . c . Kj.w.TobX, Nov. 2o,-A WnshmjrIon foeciul fo tbb Tirpoa says Urn Hop.. Ed- wurd McPudr^p. clerk of the bouse, has arrived, und'iadoyotin^hirnsolflo arrang ing the pronhiTnarieft for the sosaion. Un der lib 1 direction, the hall of renresenta- tlves Is being hundubnioly refitted. There n*c few, if any calls upon the Pre-ddeHt m reference to tho New York Qollcctonhip, . The secretary of the treasury requires the heads of departments tv include unexpen ded balances in jboir tBllmntafl, in order that he muy apprize congress as nearly 1 potrtihle 01 thp nmoupt htxJo/jpary lor tl u»o of tho governumnl ui/r)ng tho coming year. . > , • The Stale department received ad vie yesterday morning ‘from our. consul, *1 Liverpool In reference to tbosiiriunder qf tho *Shenandoah. . ■ The nUornpy gonftral bu? roqoiYQd Gap- lain WnddelPs application for pardon. Sen or liomero, flit! minister represent ing the Mexican Vopubn/', had u lengthy interview with Gcrl. (»i fvnl ye.stcrda>’, A speoinlto tho Tribune ray* the tier- man witness Pennine, who figured cxlen- sively in tho Wirz trial, ha? been diMiims- ed from tho Interior Department, it hav ing beoj) .shown that he was a (wetter train the 7th Nhw York, Stoubon's Jvegimeht. lie real parte Is J'Vix 0*scl. A special I» the AVorld fays the Urilisli Mlnibtor has been Instructed to urg6 upon our Government tho propriety of making a new Canadhip fcdProcitv treaty. Ne gotiation* to that ond will bcopone^l at an early day a* possiblo. Tho Lf. .S. Govern ment lm« been for Homo time obtaining ipjormutimi relative to the matter. A ftpfoa) td thp Tribune says Mexican affairs occupied a good Hliare of the Cabi net session on .Friday'. A* dispatch fi;om Washington to the World hqvh there ftooipfl to be no opposi tion to Hchnylf'r ColfftX’p hoeha-tion to tho tfppakorshlp. Y^csterday’ ovening’a Ite- puhlican says lie has received letters from Henry J. Kaymond and Gen. Hanks an.. I nouncing that they will pot be candidates. The liavana correspondenceal the Her- . . , , . 1 aid has Moxicnn nows, stating the Sinaloa both hiiiiscli artu m ck t.y. At prfi»out, j ? s ^|j occupied by the Liberals, and rev- thoro i* great u-.-imui to lear that ho lias oral Imperial bliccesHos aTd reported; (lie chosen the part ot the drone. Liberals M;o reportod as again adv'ancing to hluwtupralj. ., WahiiivutoV, Ndv. 2Y.—Major \\. H. tho hist mail rp- Gibbon and ^loorgd TnyTor' Uonfadoralo From th« Montgoinory Advertiser. ALABAMA LHClStATUKI.. rtBVKHTH DAY. HKKATB. Monday, Nov. 27, I860. 1 The Senate met pursuant to adjourn ment. . 1 Prayer by Hov. I. 1. Tlchenor of tins Cll .fournal ofyesterday read and ^.proved. Garrett introduced un Act t*» pro- vidu the more effectually lor tho disttihu- Tho papers rofelVed ft v|ve tho report,that thy President will, he- 1 fore tho mealing ot thing res*, iasua a pro clamation declaring; that the war id oyer and the fcilnUd J^tely in rnh' lliou restored to their old Federal relation*. Tho Now York (JommO'tinl Afarrfiner % a moderate Kepublican paper, nnnouncoa that *Mn Ilia last cabinet council at the W’hite House, H question nr oho in regard to the propriety of declaring in an otlicial manner, before the convening «*i (^ohgre.s.-, the r«* c*lnb- llahmontof peace throughout tho United (States. This quosti«»n having 'been decid ed in the affirmative, tho President Is ex pected to blue u pioclnnmlidiTlo that ef fect during tun pro-"ut weak." FA’ho woc|c hafl passed without the pro. Imiiulion.) And a special dpatch /rum \Y a-hlngton, dated tho 17th insl., to the New York Nines, Bays 1 “The President’* proclama tion announcing the restoration of Hie Southern Stales to tin* Union, und tlmir right to full roprmentalieii iu (.ongre and also restoring the writ of habeas oc pus, will bo fsMied heforo the end of No. quartermnf-terft, Ann ltobbrt Tlolb, private in the perVien, on tbu breaking up of JaCc’k army wore in Hichtuond, and hud about $17,(KX) in gold, belonging to tho rebel government in their ttosse«aion. Afior leav ing Kichmopd. Hot 11, under orders from Taylor and Gibbon, buried about $20,000 of tho amount, near the Dan river in North Carolina, which they subsequently dug up and spent frooly in and about Uieh- tnoiid. Tho factu pocoming known totiio governtriont, lloth and Tnybir, nlmut two weeks since, were atrosted In Klchmond and brought t(» this city and placed in tho 1 old Capitol prison. It Is supposed that nearly all tho money has been spent l».v I them, blit the government has succeeded in obtaining about $4,000 of It. The pris oners still held to wait fuither develop ments. + John Hbm. and Uorack Maynard, The Nashville oorrewpomientof the Mem phis Argus, under date of tho ltltli,relates the following incident: A suggestive incident has just happened here which cieatoa animated comment in r j political circles. On yeatorday tho Hon. I John Hell visited tho capitoi. He had ’ | been admitted into tho church on la.H I Sunday, and was, no doubt, inspired by a Ghristian rather than a partisan spirit, to vumber.” (This lui-t statement bus yet ! talk with the mombers of tho Legislature two or throe day* of e r a< o but we lmvo ! K,ul t0 roason ' wit, ‘ them. Ho remained j-. . . . , ; an hour or two in the tffcndfo, and was \ "Pntbbt il will ho von- , H bnut u> retire, when ho noticed Horace lieu within that time.) 1 Maynard (alias Aminiiclab Sleek) stand ing ubaC the door. Tho Tammany branch of tlm New York city Democracy have nominated John T. Hoffman, .F-<, , for Ma.\*»r, and Richard O’Gorman, Ivq., lor (. » rp«.ration Goun- sol; and the M./art Hi.il tor Wood) branch have mmiinnfml Jokn Ileckcr, Ksq., for Mayor, and Uichnrd O’Gornmn for Corporation 1 ouinvl, Mr. G’Gorman’s election is pretty sure, and we think Mr. Hoffman stand* a lair chance. English paper* lay that the or Nhonamleah were nearly all I- and that a great phlny oiThem were I.ivl 1 p ij u d, erpool nmn. ThU fact will complicate tho liov ’’ question 01 (heir rendition to tho MUtb<»ri- tics of the United Stale*, UlimiUl th« de mand he made. Thu aged statesman approached liis for mer friend and political pupil, und was about to greet him iu a kindly manner, when Anyiiard, with nn air ot insuffera ble insolence and puppyism, drawled out, “Ah 1 yos—Mr. Bell, 1 believe.” hmt- gino the feelings of a man than whoso voice none was once mightier in tlm coun cils of the nation, thus patronized by un upstart, who by the vilest toadyism, by all tho hypocritical arts, a nut urn l born demagogue, knows so well how to prac tice, hau gained political notoriety und | position by clinging to tho skirts of tho L\ 10 1 great leader, whose toolings he now eo ruelly outraged and insulted. Drawing VIUU will lll'/l t. cuovtuni ■ j lion of food among the destitute famine* of Alabama, which was referred t > tho 1 Committee on Kinuoce und Taxation, liy Mr. Harries, an act to incorporate the town ot Bluffton, in the county of Chinn bora. Fussed. A message was received informing Ibo Senate that tho House had concurred in the resolution to go into tho election of United Slates Senulora to-morrow, Tues day, at 12 o’clock m. Also, the passage of a bill entitled “an act to increase tho fees «*f jailors in the .State of Alabama.” A joint resolution to authorize the Gov ernor to contract for a loan for the State. Mr. Harries introduced a resolution for tho appointment ul » committee, consist ing of three from each House, to corres pond with tho President of tho United States to ascertain what this General As sembly ought to do by way of legislation, and otherwise, to insure the light* of AN abarna to her representatives in the Con gress of the United Slates and her com plete restoration to all her political rights and privileges in tlm Union. A debate ensued, pending which a substitute was offered, asking that the Governor he re quested to communicate to the Senate from time to time such information us he may poesess in regard to what is necessary in order to n full restoration of Alabama to all her rights in the Union. Un motion pf Mr. Lindsay xiotn tbo FdrfJIution and substitute were tank*!. On motion, tho Sonuto adjouriienfruntil 10 o’clock to-rnorrow morning. JIOUSK OF RKFRKSKKTATIVKS. The call of the counties being suspend ed, Mr. Mabry, from tho Soled Coinniit- tecon the Importation of J.abor, reported favorably on the bill to incorporate tho Alabama White Lubor and Heal Kstato Agency Company, and the bill wa3 nmdo the special order for Thursday next uL 12 o’clock in. # Mr. Hosier introducol a bill to amend an act to incorporate the Prattville Male and Fomalo Academy in Autauga county, llcfbrred. Also, a bill to compensate commission ers appointed to udministur and registor oaths of voters, lteferred to Judiciary Committee. Mr. Smith, of Choctaw, introduced a bill to prohibit marriage, adultorv and fornication between the white and black racoB, which was ruad twice and referred to tho Judiciary Committee. By Mr. Vanaandt—A bill to abolish tho office* of tux uasoswor in this State. Ho ler rod. By Mr. Pierco—A bill to incorporate tbo Alabama Mining, Manufacturing and Improvement Company; to incorporate tho American industrial Agency, and to incorporate tho Pleasant Uidge Mnlo Academy in Greene county. Koforrod. Also, a bill to amend an act to incorpo rate the town of Newborn, in Green county, Passed. Pursuant to adjournment on Saturday, tho two Houses met in convention for tho purpose of electing Chancellors of tho of the Northern, Middle and Southern Divisions, and the ballolings resulted in the election of tho following-named gen tlemen : For Chancellor of tbo Northorn Divis ion-Col. S. K. McSpftddcn. For Chancellor of the Middlo Division —J. l t > Loomis. For Chancellor of llio Southern Divis ion—Air. Cocke. The Senate retired, und tho House was called to order. Mr. VYilliums of Jackson introduced u l>iJJ Id repeal an act regulating tbo distil la** lion of grain in this Slate, unproved De cember Fill), 1804, Keforreu to the Judi- try Committee. By Mr. Kichardson—A bill to authorize tho Governor to furnish tho tax books of Limostono county to tho Probate Judge thereof. Un motion of Mr. Manasco, tho county of Walker was included; and on motion f Air. Grant the hill was amended f.o as to apply to any other county that might dcMie them; and as amended the hill was referred to tho Judiciary Committee. By Mr. Tompkins—A bill to be ontitlod 1 act to piohibit the inter marriage of liito poisons with negroes or persons of mixed blood. By Mr. Sheffield—A bill for tho roliof of the pooplo—providos for the udoptlon of slay law. Same references. By Mr. McCoy of Hussoll—A bill to prevent tho employment of froodmon while under contract, lteferred to com mit. 00 on Frcedmcn. By Mr. Haro—A bill to amend an act incorporating tho town of Livingston, lteferred to eominitteo on Local Legis lation. Tho bill to authorize certain officers ot Hibb county to make legal publications in the newspapers of Sclntu. Amended on motion of Mr. Tompkins, by providing that the bill shall bo operative only so long us there is no paper published in Hibb county. Bill passed. On motion, udjourned until 10 o’clock to-morrow. j often pi ores very rich; Ncarl j have been taken out in Ibe vie hilt pinco 1840. It was a novel scene—the dirty cascade pouring down over the top, slicing the hill hr with a knife, tho two streams of water darting from Iho pipemon to the earth wall, whllo'their soft, gauzy spray glittered in the sunlight, raining at the point of collision a cloud of dirt, like the smoke from a field piece, and knocking huge bouldors oat of the solid bank, yo fall and bound like footballs; the serene superintendent directing the whole; tho workmen in the water, with browned laces, long beards and pipes, glancing up nerv ously at the Damocles wall, and the great hill melting tp liquid and passing away through a wooden trough.. How It illui** tratcrt tho power of water in changing the earth's surface, and prepare* one to be lieve tho marvellous tales of geologists! [California Cor. of N. Y, Tribune. Thirty-Eighth U. Slatea Congress. Tbo coming session of Congress, which will convene on Monday, December 4th, will bo tho first session of tho Thirty- Eighth Congress of tbo United SUttes. In tho Houso, a.Speaker will bo elected to succeed Hon. Schuyler Colfax, who occu pied that important position during the two Reunions of Iho Congress which ceased to exist on tbo 4th of last March. Mr. McPherson, of Pennsylvania, who was clerk of the last Congress, is according to law invested with the attributes of Speak er jn'o tem, and upon him will devolve the duty of calling the roll, making the pre liminary organization, and presiding until a Speaker shall have been regularly elec ted. There have been two or throe m- fttanC'S in which several weeks elapsed before tlm election of a Speaker, and bunco the importance of Mr. McPherson' position is plainly seen. The whole bur of Congressman, including those from tiin reclaimed States, is two hundred and forty-two—one hundred and eighty-four being accredited to H tat os that did not sever their relations with the government, and fifty •eight to tbafb which secedod. it is pretty well understood that tho latter lass will not bo allowed to participate in a Speaker, as Mr. McPher- The Atlanta .Yoc AVa, of the 2'ith, makes Buchanan’ majority for Congress IHO votes, with Paulding, Haralson and Schley to hear from. It gives Buchanan 211 majority in Carroll, instead of iNii as first reported. It bus no doqht, from the returns rccoiwd, »»f Bialianan’^ election. Neither have w.v No sit*, it is not .Air. Beil, l he- and turned indignantly away. Considering tlm fact that this follow, for mauy years beforo the war, protended to ho Hiilunllittobiug admirer and .supporter ot Air.* Hell, und that ho brought himself into notice solely by his cringing and fawning attentions to tbo venerable Sena tor, tho brutality of Maynard’s ingrali tu tu must be at once apparent, Why will these unrrow-minded, short-sighted adiual lenders persist in retusing to “bar the following, purporting to bo b graph from Brownsville: Bhownsvillk, Nov. 10.—Tho ville (Mexican) Republican i xti 7th announces the capture of Mon tho Liberals under Puvorio. { It also says that no reinforcements have arrived for Malnmora*. A Brownsville merchant arntiiV V'-ro nays n large French force whs laudmgat Bagdad. Tho extra say* Gen. Pedro- M-eoi had joined Curido before Matiuuorus with 1800 Liberals, und previously surbrlsod the hacienda Linrasque, anti utterly* de stroyed tho Imperial garrison flf 100tutn, including a number of French troop 4 . Tho Libcrnlp c laim tlmt they c*n Matainoras whenever they please. J The Muluinora* Hanchoro says,: Tho Liberal* In ve offered four hours’ piuiklcr ofMatamora3 to United States Troop* at Brownsvilio who join them. Thu Uunch- cro warn? the Fe l< rul commander to keep sufficient force in Brownsville to prevent outlawry or attack. Canales was marching toward* Bagdad to try t<» c.ip 1110 it. Juarez is confident that Curido will capture Matamoras. Mei* jia says he wiil die rather than surrender. An Imperial gunboat has pussed up from Bagdad to Malainorus. Nov 1 . .WILL RENT r EX)3SrES3DA.Y, 29lli, al 10 1-2 0’Clock, HARDWARE! ^g^RDWAREH ;*t4,.«> NIS k CO., • ^AUaJ^'lNUIl OLD STAND, 95 and 97 9^oad Streot, the oloction of son holds to the opinion that Congress and not himself should pass upon tho question of admission. Uf thoso who will partici pate in tho organization, one hundred and forty-three are Republicans and forty- one Democrat*, from which figures it will be seen that the question of admitting Southern members at tho outset has no practical importance, for, even if they and the Democrats would combine to eloct an anti ‘Republican Speaker, thoy would bo still greatly in the minority. If the Re publicans unite upon a candidate, thoro- i’ore, thoy will h^ve no trouble whatever in olecliog him. .Hr. Colfax, Spoakor of the las-t Congrei-JfaJfh candidate for re- election, and as he is Very popular with bis party thoro i^hardly a doubt that ho will again bo choion. In tho Sonato tho division of partim will bo relatively about the same ns in tbo Houso. That body now standstliirtj'-ftight Kopublicansand eleven Democrat’'. Allowing that all tho South ern member* will be admitted, and that they will all vote against the Republicans, the majority in fHror of the latter party would still be five. Hon. Lafayette Fos ter, of Connecticut, will bo President of the Senate, and acting Vice-President of the United State?, vide Andrew Johnson, who has succeeded to tho Presidency.— X. F. Sun. A Cotton*Picking Maciiink at Last. Tlio following paragraph, which wo clip out of tho West Tennessee Whig, pur ports to come from ‘‘tho Cairo Times, of the 27th inst,” Wo fear that the an nouncement it makes of a successful Cot- ton* Picking machine, is “loo good lobe true.” All who havo over “examined into tho subject,” (to uso an expressive colloqual- ism,) will remember tliut thoro are diffi cult os go formidable, in tho way of *uch «n invention, as have hitherto nppearod utterly insupernblo. If, however, tho Times’ statement botruo, tho inventor, by proper exortion*, muy seedily enrol him self among tho millionaires of tho land : A gentleman paid Cairo a visit a few weeks since, on businoss connected with a machine for piakiqg eotton, and from its workings the instrument promises to bo a perfect Miceosfl. Tho gontloman alluded to hopes to havo tho maebino ready by tho last cotton picking this fall, and to bavo it In fwrfact order bv the tirno tho next crop invites picking. This has heretofore boon considered impossible, but tho principle of this umchino is destined to surmount all opposition and meet tho desirod end.— Memphis A ry us. Singular Causk ok Dkatii.—Mrs. Samuel E. Almy, who died in Tiverton, K. 1., on tho ltith inst., oumo to her doath from a singular cause. About a week since sho punctured one of her ilngors with a needle, inflicting a trifling wound, o( which sho took no notice. Shortly af terward sho scoured a brass kettle, using lior wounded hand, which soon began to swell. The swelling continued to in crease, nnd extended to her shoulder, when doath ensued. A Valuable Plantation, Copartnership Notk aTut'S".' 1 ' 1 " ,he i>, i>; iLLfc BY D. P. & R. 0-atc Eni..Mv lnw , tat ^> O ! LTi UL i! l , 8I i A Y.30Lh i Ul ...., v wil1 »U in Iroat ot store nttithg ft’A fl-'roj, elsHFed j j^iod fi-aiin 'iGrelliilg Hoti?e, Negro Cabin?. Gin Honso and other satJiiilfiUftSAi 2ft rniins* Ihnn Ctjuaibug, on the Mobda uui tlirArd ltuilrouil. three miles IroK-thA. -Write. rMiUkr. Uvitthmi . 10 H J5Ab HOKSKS ln0B . * ntelMrofWM'D* ».» K f»: » * h ‘ I F.mll, ud S „ ddle i 7 LIKELV MULES- ROSETTE &LAAra0N jodtidtjUu—o-uoi<-' in AT PRIVATE SALE, . . FfcS eu ■ J - ' * < . ' S/,, OffjOOO OSX.UtURtJ SACKS. 10,000 LB§". pb^Slr. - ' ' Nov ll» lot AVhere they have in store and to awivu a stock of y F hardwArt und such goods as arc in their line, widely offer to everybody at a.” low r aflbrdcd. We respectfully return out thanks to customer.-'and friends who hayo be?tdw<ftf &n us their patronage, und we hope by puivuiujr the same course which \re havo througflrtlikj ^ past to rociove your trade. Wo respectfully in vito everybody trading to Col urnbu8 to jriyo- i|S, i acnll , r OUR TERMS ARE CASH, jiov 29 t f J. ENNIS & GO. iv™ o^h.nd I luntutlon fron, till J. ENNIS & CO. _ T H ave ., n h.na carriage material hov 2!) tl . J. ENNIS & CO. CHHROKSE CURE, INDIAN MEDICINE, Ce.fj. ul* -dlsertse «*an*»i«l by M-ir-atiiiM*, vi?:— >j* rn;,U,r. i JiVtL .>**»,. (' - Xlyht ■ l JtfiffiAi»nr. h:<< -of .Vt-nury, r,<i,■.,*(’! fiiw. ruff Hrvatkhtyt'Put* rt.un/f .I'inrr. //»*/*»«.- / i/h tuu«i rU that I-;- viiiitnfitl toff1«*r«dHn«. wilt re si ore hiwlth and vlyor, and effect t» permnn*- MILK COWS; fine new kockaway- 1 Fine nc„ BUGGY »„d Harkis, l'»«r »mi Two-Rone WAGONS- * COHN anb cob mill, . nov 5t r . * * e ‘ iUkt. uii*Uiein«H bare fbtfrd. Thirty-two qudt VC|tt la a jjnlcl cnvelojw, free t*» any lyj.-V bntMe. or three boitla- fur fr. »fgi>n;.oi ''III I"; -tjiii by <*\-p»v«<y to nr.y •r t’f world, oil r-:-*Wlf>( of pri«n«, bv I he ll* fflf, W. P. FtERWIF, H7 W.'Jker 8t., N. Y Cherokee Remedy, wjLLaJuI iUi-ru, iSu-o<l- fc&W'jf/ti'M; ftvJeU t*ni iMponii*, and nil itlatwi*** that u*e»dr« » d ! . fllct.Mt ul.cn umM :h tfo:i|nnetlo.n %vif)r Die "cil'BaoXEii DiyECTIOH, loi r Hot raw to cure t.onwiiea. iiltrt nmt all Mt>. .Ci. JHA-hjr iu Mali* oi Vemalr. curing recent r ' .-it //-5Is! 0/1,■ r./’o.- •lay*, and In especially rr.;...„n.ond.*d in il.oh.- v.*se;* of /Vnor Altai* „r '\\jaU4\u pfi.tao*, Tho tivo hii’dielne-t UM't in '«M;h:ii'-tTon will n .t lull toivmoi-e.UjIsdUtgrvOiil.le • M-.Ihlaint. and la tlioMT.nfrtwhM*dtbvi nivdlcln.# BY D. P, & r, ujjn (Lato EHi», Livinn-lon VALUABLE PROPEfi AT AUCTION XN OOLUMBU8, q a Wf 1!1 the i-remhe* to :i, n bidder, on Tliimdn; the Uth did! SrlfhSfl’jfc' i*'J V,ock »■ in., nil tb« with .11 the rielue, j-nviie... ,„j j! ¥DHta»MP^ lE trim*. Tl.re«-»nd-a-h»lt (3JD Lot. with VI? privilege, i threo (3; brick acd t», j buildings, cuntniaiiig in ell two hotdn fixteen room? tor operative-; w And throo-fourth interest in the Wn Company a | roperty. cuiuiainc of , WutcrLot?. All tho above Lot? are 72 feet from On the wc?t Hide of the river, tan Lm. river bank, and nine Lota in Uiranl Iwenty-six acres land, on whiet in Dwelling IIouho. torty-eight operative and one work-shed. The sale will bu without reserre. 7u orty will besiiow-n to person? dMirim*.' chare, at any time previou? to ths d- Applvto It. M. Ut'NDV, eCtJl—*'• monize/'* Why will thoy lubor day and night to iiurftO and fostor fooling* that tend only, to ongemlor civil foud* and I dnndly hatred ? It is gratifying to know ' that Maynard is deloelud by hi* own par ty, That for hi* conduct toward Mr. Boll Hon Luko V P.11..-1 n\.. 1 -1 he daservos the unmitigalod scorn and non. luicoj. 1 ulard, Clnot .lu.-tice of contempt of nil honost gontloman, no tno ou|)rmuc Court\’erii)ont, has bemi I matter of what party, will certainly bo appointed United Shi to* Senator for the 1 hardly disputed. unoxpirod torm ot Nm.ntoe Fol-minr* T1 ‘® Ar « u, k referring to tho matter edi- ^ m ,,nu r * ( tonally, *ay*: A sad Tate in m x’is„»k.« i Tlm taot that thi* ineffable upstart nnd aa sate In m Kffingham l aunty, j lnRrHle ghould have had the power or the , . ** r V*' 0UAM ^ °C’NTY, Nov. ‘20, 'uf». opportunity to wound the toolings of the Mitor Savannah National Uopuhljoan : 1 "grand old statesman of Tennessee,” Sir: I feel il mv duty to lay Indore you ' ttV4U * n ihu slightest degree, nui&t be re in a few line? tlm rnd »*tata of atVairs in * r **B*^ by every truo TYunev*oonn ; but thi? county. Something must be done to I xl •* ou, y another evidence of the unhap- sjave our people from utter starvation. ! P* v character of the diojoinled times in There is not provUuxi enough in the whioU wo live. The insoleuce ot May- county to support the people f«»r this I Nurd on the occasion was as cowardly as year. Tho greater portion of tho negroes I 'vas uncalled tor. Tlm age and infirmity who leiL this place s.une luonths past for ' !ho old statesman, ho knew, would Savannah, (since tin* nutU<»riiiu* have shield him from that instant re*entmont, ceased to give out mti. im in that city ) | with which twenty, or even fifteen year* have now roiurneq 10 thnir old masters, | J'*hn Boll would have v in to* l the who are endeavoring to make arrange- * slightest encroachment upon hi* personal inenta with them for tho purposn of rais- I'righLs ing another crop. Nearly ml Hie negro**? 1 ♦♦♦ * that camo hac k are in a deplorable o<>ndf- •’ The Herald s letter from FI I’aso, Mex- n ” “hoc? and iittlo or no I iev, Out. 20th, say?: their rnahUT* for W f rl ' for ! President Juarez and alibi? Cabinet lonr as thev can ret Mvtfrin*'were t-tlll there at that time, but it was SrJ™?r ^ in »ll c“.*-f‘ti-,-7tln “them w'.li, "ki'ndn!!^ ' I’Cftcltl.o ImporUlUt, wero inuvinj- on wr“ , Hnibfo n tf r rtl«ln h wptaym«"oJ 1 had cnllcJ 11 C * hincl L 'ounci) Mining In CalKoruia, WONDKHKUL KORCK OF WATKH—HOW IT 1H EMPLOYKD. 1 lmvo boon to look at hydraulic mining near Placervillo. “Coon llill,” originally 1 a mound of many acres, bearing a settle- j incntofllvo hundred houses, is almost! washed away by tho minors. A little, : ragged section ot earth, 120 feot high—its brown, dirt wall* broken by a stratum of yellowish marl—is all that remains of tho hill, rock ribbed and ancient a? tho sun. One workman stands at tho top, diroeting a tiny rill which comas pouring over the edge, cutting tho earth into perpendicular slices. The rest are at tho bottom. Wa ter is brought down to them through a cast iron pipe from a neighboring summit. At the top tho stream is two feet square ; at tho bottom it all passes through two pipes of three inch hose. Tho condensa tion and tho fall of more than 100 foot give it tremendous force. These three inch streams, directed against the upright bank 1(K) feet away, send vast clouds of earth aud boulders flying in all directions, bora into the compact gravel like luigo augers, and even penetrate tho narrowc-t crevices of tho rock, soon loosening and bringing it down in fragments twice a* large lB flour barrels. At tho bottom two labor-* or*, in lndiarubbor coats and loggings, stand in water up to the thighs clearing away the debris. The stream carries off tho dirt and stones with groat rapidity, but they toil with picks and crowbars to assist the heaviest rocks in the flume. This is a wooden trough three feot in j diumotor, with sharp descent, where nil the waters gather in a boiling rushing tor rent which washes away tho earth and boulder*, while the sinking gold is caught by blats on the bottom. Unco in tho flume a rock which fills it is borne along like a cork. With almost every pick the work men glance up uneasily at tho quivering earth wall, which sometime? tumbles un expectedly, causing fata!uccidonU. When it is about to full unobserved, the pipe- men. whose position is farther away, shout “look out!” Miid tboy spring buck, while great ma»es of rock come crashing down. They work in the water twelve hour* for $3, boarding themselves. The Lite Hon. Illuet Holt. Cuthhkkt, Oa., Nov. 23d, 18*35. Mr **/■*. Editort.' Enclosed ploase find preamble and resolutions passed at tho la?t term of the Superior Court for ibis county, on the announcement of the doath of Col. Holt. You will pfoase comply with the request con tained in the second resolution, and sivo thorn a placo in your columns. Very respectfully. Yours. Ac. JNO. M. REDDING. Oik. S. C. R. 0. J. ENNIS & CO. liiLml BLACKSMITHS f J. ENNIS & CO. H ave on Lanckm ilding harbwahh, nov &i tl u J. ENNIS & CO. H AVE on hand AGRICULTURAL imj-le- MENTS, __ nor a' tl J. ENNIS & CO. AVli and J. ENNIS & CO. E on hand HOLLOW' W* lSTINOS. «i J. ENNIS & CO. A UK sole ugen'fl for Howe's, Bail Road, Dor- uant. Plulfurui ami Counter .Scale*. W.ax- runtod equal to any other make. Widen Wfc still at Dmnuiacturir'a price*. nfrv29tr_ J. ENNiS <& CO., • S ELL Upright ami Circular Mill £»w*. Alio, Croa.s Cut Jmiw*. Mill ltock, Bolting Cloths, Wiro for Screens, Ac. ^ - fc j( tf IF V0U WANT Pocket and Tnl.io Cutlery. JL Soiacor* and Shears, i< enihor Dusters, Gun*. Pistol*. Shot, Powder, Can*, Plated Spoons and Fork* ; in fact, any thing in tho Uoidwaro line, call on J. ENNIS & GO. ember 29,18*31 tf TTAVINO received » fresh « NORTHERN EXOIIAN^E, 1 will be happy to suppy niy former custoutor?, aud other* uosiring to remit fund* North W. FELIX AI^CXANDKH. nov 2fl tf Sun A Times copy. | * The Eichinond Medical 1 Journal, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. i T HIS Journal will bo published as a Moath- ly Octavo of 80 pages, tho January uum ber bo kk issued early in Doccmbor. A respectublo nituiber of tho bust writori in this country havo promised their support, lag oateniatious display of iminon js avoided.) airil as the Editor* offer to pay liberally tor nrticliH, it is hoped that tho originul dopartuient of the Journal will bo ontitlod to respect auH^ut U- dencc. The page* of tho Journal will bo devoted to Original Articles, Foreign nnd Doiuo?tio Cor respondence, a Retrospect of Medicine nnd riurgory dunug tho I.«te \vi\f. an Elcgljo Do-’ partment, (winch will be n chief fbatnre*of the Journal,) Report* of Societies, Association?, Hospital* and Clinical Lccltirc?, Hc\iow* and Bibliographical Notice?, Medical News, Kdilo- Is. Aliscollnncon* Matter, Ac. •i ho drt 4k-r "p)u vc.".“ j-Wj? and “ loyt* -, ti n" arc to be fwiind 1o nil w.ll reCulatt-d dfiikv a. ,-i..re«. and arc recommended by physician? ana f. dmguitl* iJl hti-r Un- world, lor tiiclr intrinsic worth djiTniciit Stion* fnprioelplcd dc.d?M, Itotrevcr. ti v t" ilorelvtt thch ciistomaw, by polling cheap and wortlilos* Qoiapoun^*.—io order make money— fn place nffthese. Yv fibt rteveired. If the drug- :.*o> will not buy them lor you, write to oil and wo .u3i.n l them to you by express, scenrel^packwl Mot freo from otiMn \ atloo. wo tiVut all diseases U> which tho human ‘Vntem i* subject, and wilt be ■.I. aH?d tb rocdtve full and exjdl.dt statements from tho-w why bavo fulled V> rcrelve relief ho veto fore. Lnllei*' or 9>*id.h*ihi*ii dak address u» In perfect c<<«- Hdenre. Wo dost re to send our thirty-two pago pamphlet free to erory lady and gentleman Iu tho land. Add re?* all-letters for pamphlets, mediolnue, Pvndrler, to-ibO holo proprietor, pr'W, I*. rfElTWIN, 37 Walker 8t„ N. Y. IloVL-.' 1W CANDIDATES. For Mayor. I announce myself a candidate for - for Mayor, and take this occasion to report that I Agreed (before any tion) to five way fur any on eat thi* any other, F. Q. \fl r nov 2$» te to itr supporter*. Tkrms—Five Dollar* yoarly, if paid in ad vance, or beforo tho expiration of the third month after tho dato of subscription; if paid alter this period, Ten Dollars per annum. Advertisement* will be inserted on the most liberal terms, und as thoro arc no Medical Journal? now published iu tho Southern States, advortiscr* will onjuy peculiar advantage*. 1.' J llill A l> I V , • I . GA1LLARD, M. D , Richmond, \ a. S. MrCnESNEY, M. b., Staunton, \ a, ' Editors and Publisher*, lation to tho literary or busi- ' * l will bo aduror.-od W, Richmond Vo. it x iiiii( _ T _Jiliiil) r foi' ^3, bnariliiig themselves. Bv My kind, rTn^k7nVmi’MY«t2 l iL!, bul "““‘W V proceeding Imvo l ..on’ J -‘T elolbin K is never dry, yet they wihhL, whet the. .... r"l.=. ,r,■!- .!: I!» ‘ "'.“ lo I’uhl.O" lf compelled to »h«ndon «rc smd to remain healthy, though K roiv- in tribe, like the lpdlM.s .fnd onoan !.!! I , K1 1>MU - lh ® P.K>b*bility i. Ju.re* will go I ics.l'renmturely old, uingduilr to destu v a tl' »OUIU ho force ot the water is wonderful. tie. and and purpose our forced to ny uw»y Umir old' b*m£ into towo. and ellki in .caret. v f bread ..— .* the solemn fynoral nolo that eohoos it* warning voico through naturo’* entire domains, reitera ting to frail mortality the irrevocable denunci ation of nn offended God, “Dust thou art, and unto duet shall thou return.” llew little im pression of there melancholy truths is made up on unreflecting man. absorbed in the fleeting enjoyment*of a transitory existence ! He turn* from tho startling evidence by which ho is sur rounded, "that man is but vanity and dust in all bis flower and prime,” and vniuly attempts to stifle the convietiou "that wuat e’er we do, where e’er Wftibe, we're travelling to the grave." But the tell atepke of the universal destroyer, in the oeaaelflll axevution of his mission, is the silent but efleient monitor that imperiously demands attention and arouses unwilling re- tlactions, tellinf to the thoughtless man that death holds undisputed sway, and “that whore e er hti foot can tread, the earth rings hollow from below to warn him ot her dead.” Thoso solemn reflection* havo been forced upon us by the announcement of the sudden death of our much rospectod brother. Col. Hinks Holt, whoso mighty power* uf mind were paralysed by the unornng arm of the dostroyor, while engaged in the arduous duty of donsing mean* for tho restoration of the Statu which he loved and which had honored him, to her former exalted condition ot pro*- perity. It were a useless tusk to speak here of the excellencies of uur departed brother, as a man aud counsellor at law, for this thirty years was the theatre where was exhibited those mental powers that made him the equal of all his coui- ueers, distinguished as many of them wero at tho ruruin and in the council* of the nation. Ho ha* boeu removed to another, aud we trust a h.ippior scene of duties and enjoyments. .May those of u« remaining profit by bis example, imitate hi* many virtues, be warned by his trinities, and admonished by hi* unexpected ‘tenth to propurc for the inevitable doom that await* us. A* a testimony of the respect ontertainod by the Bar of this Circuit for our brother while living, und the sorrow felt at the announcement of hi* death, we offer the following : Resolved. That in the denth ot Col. llinos Holt, tho liar of Georgia ha* lost one of its brightest ornament*; tho State a most esteem- cd and u*e.ul statesman ; u numerous oirclc of 1 respectfully solicil Consignments ot all da*-'©* friends, one unwavering in his fidelity; and a | ot Merchandise, which thov will u* every el- dUoonsolato family a husband and father who [ fort to sell to tne hot advantage. responded with devuted affection to every ap- j . r peal to his love. , 2d. That from respect to the memory of our I " • keep constantly on hand at privalo sale, brother, the presiding Judge of this Circuit be i ^ assortment of requested to permit theee reeolution* to bo en- t « r ®d upon tho minuee, and that a copy be fur $50 Reward. . Truitt, - . - ,,. —. rd Rail road, Ala., Nov. 1'Jlli iuft., two mure Colts. One a dark iron gray, with a unrrow whito blase in ton- head, black luanu and tail, 2’. a year* old. The other ii li:Jit roan, long black tnnno and tail, heavy built, whito blare on forehead. 3’ _• 11 pu.v filly dollars reward l»>r i which will rtMuJt in rlieir To- N. A. M J'.KOLLb. Adm’r. * U AlOo Nov m U G eorgia. Chattxboochkp. Couxty.—To it/( w/iow it man concern.—Sarah C. Har dison having in proper form applied to me for imtaiftftenl letters of ml ministration on the e*- ftAtoof O C. Hnnlison, late of said county, this is to c*»t« all and singular tbo creditors and next of kin of C.tJ. Hardison to bound appear at my oflico on tho 2d Monday in January next and , if jin y thoy can, why permanent Jco’hhould uof be granted to Barah Istin on ffiU.fflrtrifiwSnLeatate. - Given undor my hand oflioially Nov. 24.1H6\ f JAMKri OASTLEBERY. nov 21* wyt , Ordinary. BORGIA, CfiATTAiioocftgg County.— To VJX nllwhum it may concern.—to. M. Ward having in proper form applied to moforpor- nmnotit lottor* of administration on thoestatu ot Edward Covington, Into of eaid county, this is to cite all and singular tho creditor* and next (.1 kin oft Edward Cirt-ington to be und appear at my otfice on the 2d Monday in Junuary next, and shew canto, if- any; tin y can, why perma nent administration should not lie granted to M. Ward en Edward Covington’* entutu. /(Mygiv Uifder: ,10P hand officuilly Nov, 21th, Idift. JAMES OASTLEBERY, nov 20 wfii : •. Ordinary. in* in lffopcr torm applied to me for permunmt latter* uf iidiniiiistratton on the estato of. John G. Btrboo, late ot aaid county, this i* to cite all nnd siugulur tho creditor* and uext uf kin of JtdniG. Barbee tu be und appear at my uflioo oil thu 2d Monday in January next and show cause, if any they can, why permanent admin- E(ration *h«.u!d not bo granted to W. I\ liar- bo*) on Jolip G. Barbeo’s estate. Given under my hand officially Nov. 2l:h, 18to. JAMES CASTLEBERRY, nov 20 wflt Ordinary. [bynaiAuJ Pfoclamation by the Governor. EXECUTIVE OFFICE, PltoviSioSML Gov't Milledgeville, N . Whereas tho Into Convention did ordain, that rtYo PfoVikfohilHiGYefnorshould provido forth# foiniAtion of uno or moro Militia or Volunteer companies in each of the counties of the Stoto, to act as a police force, to impure?? violence, to and lo uid tho civil oflicofs IFEICE, ) • Gkoruia, > , 21,181J5. J Without inaki.m ^oria!’pVmnW. the Editors Reserve order and o aid tho civil office* „ will endeavor to make this Journal acceptable optorceiuent of the laws, undor such rogula non? us might *he consistent with the law* of the For Marshal, We are authorized to announce the “ ' WILLIAM MAHAFFBr, as a candidate fur Marshal at the r niolpal election. For Mayor. We are nathorized to annouoce J. L. MORTON. os a candidate for the office ot Mu* city of Columbus, at the entwine election. For Sexton. R. T. SIMONS, the present I" candidate for re-election for City Sextos, election in December next. nov 22 te For City Marshal. THOMAS GRIER. thepressntCW lice, announces himself as a rsnAiditi *hal at thu enMiing election, on the urdsy in December. 7 18 te For Marshal, Wear# authorized to announrt the GEORGE A. HUCKABY, a? a candidate for Marshal, at the el Decemberneit, Nov.ir.—[_ For Deputy Marshal, We are authorized to announce tbr JOHN C. LOVELACE a* a candidate for re-election for thi Deputy Mnr-hal. any informal) eovory. Union Sprir Administrator’s Sale. THR Solo ot the )iori*hable property of A. 8, Truitt, deceased, will take place at No. 6. M. and G. R. K.. on Wednesday, Deb. flth, 1W6. Mules, Horse?, ColU, I'lniitatiou Tools, Ac., at public outcry, fur cash. Cyrp, f odder. Pota- ale. ckolls attoraty for , will soil iho orope at private uov 20 It AUCTION & COMMISSION STORE. T^L?JlP^ crf ** nc ^ having opened an AUC- I TION and COMMISSION STORK al Xu, ISO, Uroad Street, Family Groceries, (inttoj States. Now therofore. I, James John son, Provisional Governor of the State, do here by authorise and request the people of this State to organize, according to law, in eaoh of the counties of the State, a volunteer company, fertile purpotje of.aiding the civil authorise* iu the execution of law and tho suppression ot violence • And it is hereby further declared, that fuel) companies, when ?o formed und organized, ahull be uuxilinry nnd subordinate to the civil offi cer*; that they ?hull arrest no perron, and search the houso of no pereon, without a legal warrant regularly issued by some magistrate having authority, and shall in no cai-e inflict | any punishment except by the judgment and direction of a duly qualified civil officer, hav ing juriodiotioii of the offense. And whereas, it Is desirable to have uniformi ty ip cotmpnud, nnd that there should be no conflict between the military authorities of the dbiUqautJ Ujt« Unitod Statu*, it is further de clared, that euiil companies, when formed with- in limit respective counties, shall be under the WntrAfafid snhject to the military command ers 'of the Hrrited States, commanding the Dis trict ; and for a violation of thoso regulations, and for any other offense committed, shall bo fried und punished acoordiog to the rules pre scribed fur the rgoverument of the army of the United States, Glv.fn under my hand and Seal of the Exeen- tiro Deportment at .V illodgovillo, on this the tl*t day of November. A. D., 1865. JAMES JOHNSON. Provisional Governor of Ga. ROY f4 _ SOMETHING NEW! S. & J. PALMER & CO’S BijAVpR RACES: Columbus Enquirer for pu*»lie« .hi*.o° ff „ r .1 j .1tiXKU. JUXRI. BVBUSESS SUITS L^l)iiuana», | __«»»» <1 , liNTKA FINN DOESKIN PANTSi ; IIhU nil wLo uoru not Biiti.b (subjects »* TU feet it would crush him lo jolly, j A tru. should bu liheruted. TU. .non, on boing Th, proprietor assures me that with these I “Woo" celled, clu'uuud to he deniieu* ol South- ' three little ttremns he cen cut down end ™' uto °] ern Stetes, or Spwiq »nd ,1'fMico. None crush ewey a section of bill 20 feet Iodk, A man in Utica sold lui vut i i .eknowledRod to ho British subjects, 20 wide, and 200 high—80 000 cubic feet— rel of flour. On opoiohg tbe^arrilVfVei ° f U '* ,a MJ ,le , Sc " l V sl ' , LV*°' V i U b0U v' T !'f w *- or u 0 "!-* h '!" DOUBdi of flour WM louud «t ih« lo.. Ik" I‘i” 1 tntaahtre accent or the hroadost SW0 per day. No yold I. lound lor the mt waa sawdust Served fnm rloto I character. All were released. Their bn*- ! hr.t to) foet below the surface, but be- rMl wm sawaust, toerv^ him fight. i g»*, waa noUc^J » he particularly heevj, I tween that depth and the bed ro«k the dirt D. A- Yahon, .•trolly A St'UscaiHKH Kidpoo. A true extract from the minutes of Randolph w-^-w. Ar Court, ert, Nov. 23.1865. ^ t JNO. M REDDING, Clerk. nov 29 It Mrs. Allen's L-0K Bul.br A Ifvt mi Celebrated Hair Re storer, CARTER A FL0VRN0Y, if iZohtU A-fiAltllS. ibuil W.'— W bbrl vx c. L- Bandy applies fur letters uf adihii QUIRTS, UNDER-SHIRTS; SOCKS. Ac.. t retina on the v'rtaienf It a^lijDeiiaAlaie of i JuiLr^etsei and MORE COMING. ‘^l’SS&tS5SS& are her.br .itlM to ' C “" uf show cause (11 any they havo). why the ulsnfn- | • OVBHOOATB. “tratlon III said mats should nut be ,muted nuu to siud applicant at tbo next January f«ui ot the Court of Ordinary for said cunut Glveu under ti nntr. I • hand Nov, 28th. liiA. GEO. W. MI LLIN8, Ordinary, (HeggmaA's'Fure Cod Liver Oil, L?Oll Sale by r nov tf VASIDA 1* i ILVVP>UV. HENRY PERSO HAS RECEIVED A SPLENDID CARPETINGS. -AXD- BREAKFAST SHA -ALS0.- Plato, Goblets and Tnmbl nov 2S lw . Just Received AT THE EMPOBIU No. 10+, pUIMU JAVA COFFEE: PRIME RIO COFFEE: FINE YOUNG HYSON TEA FINE OOLONG TEA, BAKER’S CHOCOLATE: CRUSHED SUGAR: POWDERED SUGAR: STEWART’S A SUGAR: STEWART’S C SUGAR; FINE BROWN SUGAR, and many other food thiniri forn'it SAPPINGTON, nov 28 tf for sale, inn FINE PORK HOGS. ” 1*0 FINE STOCK HOGS. 12 MILCH COWS, with yoaaf 70 HEAD BEEF CATTtf 75 HEAD OF SHEEP. 2IW0 BUSHELS COTTON j BU** Apply to ■ Hi, WM.B- Oswiihef. R" 1 " 1 ! . McKENDR**' nov 20 2w —--—" FOR SALE, FINK PORK HOGS. 100 100 STOCK HOGS. DO HEAD BEEF CATTL>- 3000 BUSHELS CORN. 2(1,000 LBS. FODDER, 5Ut BUSHELS COTTON Apply t® , BEARORR Sttupension. No.o. ** 511!, i>> i’ARlK* 11 Cel ted AYnn \ T ONCE, tu® “J'Jriiu A o«4*a who oan ons* » g i. ,.. h ... aick ond or . . bilk t*ic K*t dtuuk ur hull' 1 and*- vSl*