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SUNDAY, DEOEMBIR, 13, 1837
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UrmilGBHuBR & EXAMINES
DAILY, - - • - • 86 00
WEEKLY, - - - - - - 3 oo
tar FOR IMTESfXE ITS .cfi£ THIRD PSOE
FOR SHERIFF.
KBt> St-.**’*'-**^
For Deputy StoctlO*.
;p. O. GREEN’ & OSBORN.
■For Clerk of Superior Court.
DR. B., F. B 0 M A R .
For Clerk ot Inferior Coart.
DANIEL PITTMAN.
For 71mmyr.—C- H- Cf “
for ftsrmvr.—3. I/. FARRAR.
F. WINFIELD.
rZ ThxJR'C'irtr.-.K. J. COLLIER,
lor Coroner—A. R. WHITE
> NOTES OF
BfcutofFvttoa takea
Debt* duo this'
far all
* Domocratic Meeting.
A meeting cf the Dutncemic pirly of
Knltoa County, will be held at (he Athene
on, "on Monday Evening the 14th i.nst, at
early gas light A fall attendance is desir
ed, as business of importuace is to be trans
ected. By order of the
Eiscrrmt Coearrrta
SffLOor readers will perceive, by refe
rence to oor advertising columns, that Bill
PatTOvr's Barlcsqn* Opera Troape and
Southern Minstrel/ will play in this city oo
the 16th and l~th instant. ■
Murdoch Dramatic Club.
Ocr readers will please hear in mind that
the abera olob baric v been rr-nrgan^ed are
aesuenced to appear tc-cVht at ths Athe-
ness. See bill* for programme of perCre-
mane*, Ac. Gorariy, end secure s good
and comfortable tea:.
The above cottar, on reader* mill pr-ccire.
was intended for err .vooe of v@te.-day
morning, (SatordaT.) bat was asanidebly
crowded out; bat a* we dUrribale hi is a-
we in the City, early Saturday evet-cc we
doubt not it will have the same tf.-
The '-ampbeli Kiaxtrfls.
These topolar vociiiets will ayreor in
ccr Cilycn V. edoesaay and TborwLy nk-hte
16th and 17th inst. I ::m :ae Charleston
Mereary wo clip tie '■.!! wing notice.
•Toere «s ts r.-ti of our recme-dTgthj
Minstrel treepw to oar pabtir, f r ur I——
geas hall is nightly i'.ied to its of:. v.
parity bj delighted uudi cries. Bat we
ctnn.-t lilt bear ‘o express oor gratification
at the eminent nasic-vl talent ot fietronpe,
the excti.'ca’. Uste which eiaracterinss their
selscttoos, and tbs goed ’order preserved at
the concert room. Itistbtir province to
amuse an! to dtaaiss tbuir potters joyful
end g'esfc:. Bit amid ait the drollery, j >
coaly, c -i fur, of the «ottrt*innen\ there
is c> w H or hint to ■ fieri iso eat tat;-
dica>. This we take to he rare talent.
■•Tie company wi/I spend but a irw mere
evenings with as. as tberr agent, Mr. ?. A
Clarke, we regrst to *uy, leave' u thiam.r
except for fecran or murder la which re 5 ®
ke tney respite tbe execution and make re
port thercor to tbo next General Assembly
by whom a pardon may be granted. Ibis
section of fbe eentb’luBoo holy makes lltbe
defy of tbo Irgbktion to uef In culm of
7Vms*h nr murder.
While I bare atoll taste gwwt reepect
for the recommendatlbos of the General As
sembly and while I recognise to the fbUest
extent the right of each individual member
of either house, to potition for the pardon of
anv convict in the Penitentiary. I enn but
regard the precedent set by this attempted
legislation interference u a very bad one.—
By virtue of the above provision of the oeo-
atilutioo it is oleariy the duty of the Gov
ernor upon application to examine, the evi.
dicee, and circumstances io the case, and in
the exercise of a sound discretion to pardon
or refuse to pardon the convict, and he u/rnv
is responsible for the tometneas of hU too.
elusions. The two brunches of the legicte'
tion witbott giving any m»on why the
punishment in these cases u not just, by
their rmolation asking that these convicts be
pardoned have kindly consented to divide
with the Governor the responsibility which
the constitution has devolved epoj Aim
alone.
Should your kindness be accepted and
your reselattas pass into a precedent, oth
ers of like character asking the pardon ot
male as well as female convicts, would
doubtless, be presented. I am informed that
one raolul oo of like character asking the
pardon of a male convict, has already been
introduced into the Senate, and referred to a
committee such resolutions may be frequent,
ly introduced and may become the subject
of Jegtby discussions, in which mach J
the time of the Legislature may be waisted
and great expense, incured. io the examina
tion of ihe facts, and tbo investigations
of the evidence, upon which convicts art
detained, as such an investigation would
certainly be necessary, before any member
of the Legislature enaht to feel content to
vote upon inch a resolution, A a general
rule in my opinien it woo'd be better to
leave all these cues where the Coart3 and
Junes have left them There are a few ex-
> epted reset, and for the purpose of finding
them out, it is cf.eu necessary to invtstigst.
the eviiie ce and tbo cirenmstances of the
trial Toe cocsbtutioa has assigned the
dety of the investigation to the Executive De
ponmsnt of the Government without divid
ing the responsibility with the General As
sembly, and t» it woo’d greatly lengthen the
seasons and consume much of the time of
the Legislature which could be as well eta.
ployed in the consideration of each matters
as the constitution has confidid to tout
branch of tiro government. I would respect
fully suggest thjt it might be better for
each department cf the government to be
content to confine itself within the sph-re of
actios »as grei it by the constitution.
i therefore withhold my sanction from
tbs joint rear.otion of the two louse*.
JOSEPH E. BROWN.
D»_ Purchasers of McLsne's Celebrated
Vermifuge and L v * Pills, will do well n t
n'r to examine the wrapper, and also tb
directions enveloping each box or vial. Th
proprietor* tave not on’yadopttdeclire new
wrspi«rs, which will hereafter be printed
in il'art Ink instcud of Red, as ia the old
but an entire change ia the directions. The
g, mrea.'e (hr Augusta. Nashville and j directions of the jeauise will be hereafter
Memphis, t> makeamsjsmes'*f r concerts; printed or. fine wntaper.This paper they
In I bore and intermediate cider M- (ilsrke! have nunufacnired expressly for Ibis pur-
follow* his pref-wsi m from
icg trsveied for the pis'
bar. pnor: it ia aho water marked. Tli* wu'er
-ereen yeir* 1 mark can be seen by h:iding the uirro ions
Geotleesnly m his addrme. of \ graci.u* up to the light; it will be (hand to read ai
and haodsjCK pr»:nc , nrd wropaloasly I foflovri: Dr .Me Lined celebralei Vermi-
etritt and h r jrable in hi* tu-incs relv- • fugs and Liver Pills, Fleming Bros , Pro
tioo#, Lis arqux'ntacee has been a ; 1 a*urr \ prietots,
to us. and we ownmecd him t >he i'r~A . ■*■*-
oSres of the press, wbrer-.-r be may trnr
el.”
^AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mt. P. H. Colqaltt, Senator elect ftoflt
Muecogee, leak thb oath of office.
The diicuxdou oo the motion toreoonehtar
the Hivraascu R. R. bill was resumed, when
Mr. Stewart contended that because this
Read would build up Charleston, wav no
reason why it should not be baht. If $t\
nntuh could aot ofivr to traders such in
ducements as Charleston would, be would
*sy let it go to Charleston. The same rea
son for (taping tficee people this rood now
would obtain it 100 years from now. Uf
did not believe that it woald couflie! with
the gvnand good to build this road.
Mr. Ward, of Chatham, said that the
gnat Valley of the West bed but one out
let, end that was through Georgia and over
the State Road. He was opposed to turn*
leg thie eomuetce aside from Georgia; He
was particularly opposed to the bill now,
that lu advocates woald net be willing te
accept the amlndueots offered to allow this
Road tabs tapped by branch roads, ftr
Georgia's beAfit, without any discrimina
tion against these roads, Ac., Ac.
Mr. Tucker replied that he was not iegis
htiog for Chorleetoo, bns for the eoontice
along the rood. He believed if the Legists
tare refused to charter this road, that the
people ought to baild It any way No other
Roads had been restricted as this was
Ur, Ward cited him to the Waynesboro,
acd other .branch roads as instances of
this.
On motion to reconsider the ynu were 55
nays 47.
The balance cf the afternoon was consum
ed in attempts and failures to remove from
divorced men and women, the logo! disable
tie* on account of divorce.
UODSE.
Mr. Diamond, of DeKalb, moved to re
consider so much of yesterday’s journals,
ae relates to the passage of a bill to render
more stable the decisions of the Supreme
Court. After some debate the motion
lost.
Mr. Shelton moved to reconsider so much
of yesterday’s journals as relates to the
loss of a bill to create a netv county from
Habersham and Lumpkin. Carried.
Haller Introduced.
By Mr Schley, of Burke: A bill to fix
the time when minor wardships of free
persons of color shall terminate ; and adult
wardships of free persons of color shal
commence.
By Mr FulImSre: To incorporate the
Bank of Cartereviile.
By Mr Gordon : To incorporate the
Thunderbolt A Skidtvay Plank A Shell
Road Co.
Also a resolution anthoriiing the Gov
to cause a proper survey to be made of the
Laiaretta Tract cn Tybee Island.
By Harri , of Cobb; A bill to give Tin
ners a lien upon their work.
By Mr Cook, of Early ; A bill to amoral
the 3ith see. tf the 4lh div. cf the Penal
Code.
Also to amend tbs charter of the Main
Trunk 11 R., so as to fix the Western ter
minus of the Road.
By Mr Westmoreland: BUI to encourage
Agriculture by an appropriation to pub
lish a monthly journal, and to give pri
zes.
By Mr I/nderwood: A bill to authorize
the Governor Io appoint a Bank visitor at >i
salary of I100O.
A hill io appropriate money to the State
University for the education of poor young
men in the State.
By Mr Graham : A bill lokepeal th
for the trial of slaves, Ac., for capital ;
f/.renco*, and to provide for the same. ;
Iiy Mr Davis, of Marion: A hill to do-(
line the number of Justices of the Inf-'rio; j
Court nece'viry to give judgment in said ;
Court.
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
Got. Brown i Veto Message.
We present our readers wftfc the Veto*
Messers of Gov Brow o theca*-. ,f the
two females w’o are confined in the Pen)-]
lent ary r,f cor axle. «'-< eonnited for riot,
and th: o her for msrufousKltr This mes
Oerrerpcnden’t of the Ini tt- Examiner
Mmurooevn tc, Dec.lt, 1657.
SENATE.
Mr Field: moved the recmsideratlon cf
sj roach of yesterdays journals, a, relats I
’ the rejection of a bill to provide for the erec-
snt-r wa> V a iiy a; plaoded oo its being read j "'■' D c ^* °* w P'' ci erl tia r y,
ic 'be House, a; it will by the wise acd I Mr. Fi- Hi thought rb* motion oti-h’ to
g-y>! ia -.very ..i. -.four S'ate. ft was.! prevail, and thia lnr.itntion removed;
i.-i cur humble judgment, a mawkish *-n.»
ti ity that indo-'d the I. /Vature to pcs
! s.oco'l'.t of the necessity of boilding a new
1 one, tl»* expense that would accrue io fcu-lJ-
tU rrseiu'i.n which it did, and it iv well | ir -g a “*» one at Stone Mmntain—tha!
that Gov. Brown administered toe rebuke I woo'd c *t 830,040 lees at tee Mcuntain—
n of the citizens of MiUedge
- to it< remaioine I hi, city, Ac.
Mr. Daw-on thought that as the Pecitcp.
tiary w .s ia^iSrient, as. the G .v roor a d
officers hid rtccmraeniod its removal, thf.
motion ought tc prevail in .-!o, to allow a
more thorough conaiderati a o! the b !!•
Mr. Fambro etiil for t.A>J OO th-- State
wcui-; detain 2.3>30 acres cf laud.
Mr fJn-c;e, r„ reasoas against re-nova!,
ref:rred to ihs large f'.rsjt, qoaatities o(
pro:.:, r. M ledgevili-:, the public conve
nience, Ac.
Mr. Thecmns. GwiaoetF, referred to the
expereu cf cieari.g away tba’old wails, Ac.,
t:.d th*icaocvcnienee of obtaining materials
about Milledgeviiie—the price of ppdviaious.
Ac. -
The yeas and uiy* b-.og called, the vote
•toiytas 65 cays 36.
Mr. Gibson, of Bcktnond, moveJ to tf
c /Cede.- eo ranch of yesterdays j rornaU, <w j Amount to he pa:d S;2b0. Passed.
to them that be did. They might truly cars : f
t*rn befe* cznpiyed thin in interfering j v
, with the pagdp--wer invested by the!
eoosti’.ntiuc ia the Governor.
Erecirrvx I/z?aerwrvr, .
Mil!edgeTil>. Dec. 7th, le.’,7. j
7b lit Iljuee of Btpruenlalitet,
I herewi-h return t, ;bc House a whirl.
•—it-crigiaowl a join' reajluti-.n rtijawtisp-
at ir.;-i to panlor. ar<l ciseiurge two*
fetr.a'e ctr.vdv now ir. -.he Pm 'er.tiary
ihi- Smte, or.r eonvic'-td ,f ru.i c.-.J th
other of ntO'jrn-jxhl r. V. better the G t,',
ral Assembly base exa-r. nroi the ..ridecre-
out facta c one'tt-J vr.tb there
or aheta.r the'- are w.iiisg to r . for the
pardon wiany r-^-'d to the ...rcum-
— of agravatioo attending th- -ran**;-
ilooe, I am not icforraed.
My onir. cn i» that the peniociog powtr
should L.t be cdiscrintinaielyexercised, but
that the Wt lu-.cn-w .' tee 3'ste requires
ti at it he dor, t-u t-ntly and cantiocaly ia
the cxrrc -e f -'/usd jodgroeot nfxr a
tborccgh Inres /g, . ■ of r.i wh I • t -sc.—
I thick it ta oftcc b.et, t'. ;,eu by its toe
bt*ty sed icet/a-ktaat* tiercUe. Whto
ihe pardociag power is eiercised upon ve
ry appliexti-jn alciott cs matter of i. ur ,
the law ceases to be who; i: ia ictecJeded to
be a terror t j evil doers. Let it b* retoem
bend that the mercy to tie criminal which
(eras loose every eotlaw who ey plies. i» cot
that mercy to the commusity wbieh pro
tect its interest, prevents the c jo mission
of crime, acd preserves oor tad from tfc e
stain of innocent blood. Those who pos
sess tbe pardoning power should cot be gov
erned by a f«l»r sympathy, Ita In 11 r at
tempt to miiigate tbs snfferings ,t tt-* gnil.
ty, they grratls exercise tbc suffer'oga cf
tbe icnccent. Rsterol good.
By the atvecth sectioo cftbesec.nl ur- M-. Reynolds eocteoded that this road
tick cf the c-JOStitu ivn of Georgia it is * iwold U - cb f r ^ rrf ' t “ lbe ? r ' XUK, < t ^ t
That the Governor shall lave "" - -■ —
GEORGIA
Our UmiedgaTUle Correipondonoh
Mtuotnoxvaut, Deo VOIU, 1657
SENATE.
Hotter under final OuntideroUm
A hi d to explain tbe charter of the Macon
A Brunswick R R Oo.. Ao Laid over Jar
tho present.
Bill to girt aid to the Georgia Air Lins
R R Co. The State to endorve the bonds of
the company to tbe amount of $7000 per
mile, os the coinpleti. u of every 26 miles
of Roed.
Mr Bans*, of Hall, offered a substitute
containing the provisions of tbe ” Mein
Trunk ” charter.
Mr Harris of Merriwcthcr, said that ac
cording to the constitution all bills appropri
ating money should originate in tho House,
and that this bill proposed iodirectly to ac
complish this end.
The chair dooided that thi, bill only asked
tbe Credit of the State, it was not of tbs
dose which could behrinato ulooe in the
Home.
Mr Harris api'eale l from the decisions of
the chair.
Mr Whitiker. of Fuitou, sustained tho
President ia his decision by u fow remarks
on tho constitutional difficulty.
The decision was sustained, by yeas 71,
nays 29.
Tbe question bein; o . tho snbititntii ii
Mr Banks,
Mr Thomas of Gwinnett said that ho
thought that he cauld demonstrate that this
Road would not only benefit his own con,
stituents hut tho wholo S;a!e. A great
change had c .mie over public opinion widi
in * few years, as to II R enterprises. The
Georgia U II had opposed the connection
with Coiiimbus by tile Opelika Hoad, and
afterwards reported an increase of business
on account of this connection, it is a
general principle that, all Roads entering at j ing t
anyone point, benefit the Stato and each
other, provided they aro no! parallel.
Mr Thomas gave many more goed rouson*
for the adoption of the substitute offered
A bill to Incorporate the Roma Mutual
lnsaranea Co. Passed. ' *
A hill to compel Ordinaries, Executors,
Ac, to advertia* In papers nesrffet their
residence. Referred to ipdiaisry Commit
tee.
A bill to appropriate 915,000 to tho At
lanta Medical College. Parsed-you* 03,
nays 59.
House adjourned (ill 3 P. M, '■ Q.
Bishop Burry, cf tho Georgia Dio
cese, delivered a diaoourse and perforimd
tho Rites of Confirmation ut tho Catholic
Churoh oo Bund >y last. This wus tho first
public occasion tho Rovercud gentleman has
appeared In onr olty, rince his appointment
by the'See of Rome. As an exemplary and
charitable citizen', and as a pious uud worthy
clergyman, Dr. Barry was universally esteorn-
ed : mid his elevation to tbu office uf Bishup
is as much a cause of ploasuru tn his uumcr-
nus Protestant udutirurs, as tu his Catholic
frieods throughout the diocese.
Wo believe B shop Barry is located nt
Savannah, but oar citixcus can never forget
his invaluable sorvioos in tho past, mid will
always be gratified to hear of his good
heulth, and bo phased to cordially shake by
the hand so good a man.—Jui/uila Coneti
tutioualirl.
S9i- The corrorpondont of tho Charleston
Mercury, under date of Wosbington, Dec
1st, says:
‘I have learned that tho assembling < f
f.-ngress, on Monday next, will bo attended
with a delils rate, circumstantial and rospon-
riblc dcounciaiion of the Clerk of tho Iasi
Homo of Keprasetitutivus of a very extra
ordinary charset r, and it will to well il uo
others shall be embraced in the scope of
what is inlcudcJ. Gen. Cuilom is oithoi the
most gro'sly ciluinniatcd or llic most t
runt man that has over held position in this
ity."
Mule vs. Rum.
A friend some days since made us laugh
‘•consumedly,” by relating the follow
Not lur.g since, onr friend li , of
Mobile, was on n visit to Look Out M un-
tain, Georgia, an 1 was much struck with,
the fact, that a lino j it of water wus thrown
up above tho top of the omino.icc of wli' -h !
by Mr Banks, Ills whole argument was a I Hold stands. Ho kn-.w it was brought
lucid and forcible one. ’ ! from Ur ho,ow ’
Mr Reynolds,ofNewton, moved to sirik
A Oreenhorii on the locomotive.
Mf J lm« boon “senot-
iiif* ifauW'al llm Wed* and ns sumo of
his e’xptifWnors qm rather muusinir wo copy
an extract'n« follow a:
“Whim w# tu tho depot I wont around
to gat o look nt tho Iren hoax, Thurtdrr.i-
tion ! It warn’t no ui\ ro 11ho a hois limn a
mootin’ house, if I vrna gold’ to dost riba
tho oninnile, IM s»y it looked like —woR, it
looked like—dnrnod if l kn »\v what it look
ed like unlosa it was a regular ho devil,
»n<rtln 1 smoke all around, and pantin’, an I
hostin' and s\voi!in’ t and ehuwin* up rod
coals like they was good. A fuller st-nxl
a house like, food in* him all the lime, but
tho mo o ho gu tho more ho uanted, and
tho more ho snorted. Alter a pno I tho
fuller catched him by the tal', ond great
Jericho! ho set up u yell that spli. tho
ground for moro’n a mile and a In If, uud
tho n; xt minit I lei my le^a a waggin* and
found myself at tVth r end of tho atrirg o*
voliicklcs. 1 wasn’t akerod, hut I had tlireo
chills and a s'roke of pa sy in l«s* than live
tninits, and my faro lia t aeurous hrowuith
jillor-greon-bluUli color in it. which wan
perlect y u::ace mntahle. ‘Well,’ says I,
•cotnnn nt is suppcr-/M'wi,”'ami l took a
scat in the neatest wnggin* or oar, ns they
call ir—aeonsarnod I mg, steamboat lookin’
thing, with a row of pews down each sido
big enough to ho d about onu man and a
ha f .Jo t an 1 sat down, the boss hollered
twice a d started otl* like a streak, pitchin*
my head first at the head of a big Irish wo
man, and she gavo a truniednus grunt, and
cram d me under tho sent; tha cars wr.s u
jumpin’ ami lor. in’ along at nigh onto forty
thousand mi c3 an hour, and evorhody was
u hob! in’ up and down like a mill saw, and
every wrotch on ’em hat his mouth wide 1
open and looked )»<n they waslallin,’ Imt I |
could’nt hear nothi »* *hc oirs kept such a j
racket. Hiuiehy they htoperd all at oner, ;
wild then such .mother lalf l-usteil out o’ j
them passengers as I never hern before— 1
Rillin' at tne too. thats what nude me mail j
arul I w s mad as thunder too. I ris up.
and shakin* my list at ’em, says I, • Ladies 1
and g-ntlemen !<> k a It re! I’m a pcao'ii- j
hli* stranger—” :r d nway tlie dim train]
w ut like sm ill po\ hi town, jerkin’ me
d wn in the seat with a whack like IM keen
thrown f.mn the ihnr.n, an { then eu-sel
mouth’s Ho p; ,1 | p», and the Ic lers \v. nt
lt» bobbin up ami down agii i. I put on an
of magi iinim us contempt .ike, and
■k no more no'iee ot ’< m and viry mit«
illy wen*, to bobbin’ u,> and dow n my*.
Spooial Mottoes,
•In thp|l!u
Iff tu tffike l ines
1>*'0 9, 18ait
lUff IdfluOCtiCUU, ffittlU) «UotloHS*li|rt(
OS tho am Uouduy la ft .,
~ Itlfftj
Toth# Votori of Faltoil-CJmnty.
l'r.t.Lutv Citurss :—llolnjc a Cundidato I .r ro*
-'loclion to tho otllca of Clerk of tbe laforlur
Oourt, nt tho ensuinr aleotion In J«nunry next,
your aunport nt the tlallot box will bo thankfully
ooclvedby your obeditlit lorrant.
itvo. 18. td. 0. M. PAYXK.
WB uro HUihnrixt'd to amimiucu thu
nnrnn of R. 8. J0HN80N m an inJc|n*ii.
dent candidate for sheriff of Cobh County, at
tho otmting election, 1st Monday In fannn»y
nvxi MANY VOTBIW.
fflvotkn for County Tr*««urrr.
N ©w Advertisements!
GQMlNft I
EVERYBODY GOES TO SEE.
, but ho was curious fo km
by what mecUanioal ciotriyence. Walking j
/)isuit>rau8 AV
......-v-—- . ..........p, , i/rai.-i'/mij ' i, "ii
around the jet uJmiriogly, he actuated—injt'iuM. -On .^..t.ud.ii and
out the lection in bill authorizing tlicSuto I his accustomed polite uud rather ptee
to subicribe for Fiva Hundred Thousand \ » P ,u '" countryman, with :
Dollar* of Slock,—carried bv yeas 03, navs I
29.
On motion ot the same, the provision i
that the State endorse tho bonds of tin* j
company was stricken out by yeas 65, nays
45.
On motion of Mr Billups, tbe original
Mr frieod, is this water forced up by a
Ham ! ’—meaeiog of course, tho hydralic
con rivauce eo named.
‘•R »m !” pxcisitntd tho countryman
‘•I sti7 Ham 1”
i "No sir. It’s a domed l»ig J/t/A*, *vt;d
• hard work at that, Come here and I’ll s?h v.v
j hitu to yc u.”
A mi sure enough, friend H lid, fr
wi re tom • gra\»* rur.. >i> u
the darn igo *»» the tmgur
tho Suit • of tin* n j-’i.t \
*-tiJl mure reoi nt wurm w*
in r, however, ihx gr.^v
the lorm of grave lads,
IT r.; >;i I’un^h, in wins
.Vug ir J'mu! i ;
Utd.iY lait there;
Jl at i.. r»-I«i.M . t.i
cr<p thfuuglinul i
.•re f osts, and the
uther Lmevcns :
miners assumed 1
GREAT BURLESQUE
Op ora Troupol
AND
Sofflhcrn Minstrell!
A T If AYDRN’fl HALL, At!tnU, On., lYED-
rV.NKSDAY *nJ THU USD AY KVBNING8,
Doc. iCtli ui, | 17th, 1857. Etubrncing /ho fol
lowing lint or utrii'prottchffbU Talent.
0LI> JOB ri\VKENT,
MOMS. SOh.
J M. CHAfiB,
DIOK HWERNY,
SAM SWEENY.
MAST. PAIIHOW;
A ml tho Southoru favorite
BILL FARROW!
MT* Admlsiion 60 Cents. Doors opoo at 8
i IVr.t.iin.iu.’* tocotnmcTicout 7 o’clock.
CHAU LEY llAJUUS.AR’t.
| December 12, 1857 d4t
SMITH &, FRAN KLIN, T
in i ' ‘ su.’i M.rrhtn'.i nn l Dealert in
J 'u .. j iFiJ DianliUi-n Uromiee, 4*r
I MafiS'.ti Struct Atlanta Georgia
J. n SMITH. a. V. PH AN KLIN.
SMITH & FRANKLIN,
WOt'l.fl rMp«:t/uUjffnut>uuc
•• cil'/'D* ot AUrtnfff ffn<t i
uoomff ctiiinlry, that tliuj
, .
bill ami all amendments wore laid on the ' 14 different point uf vi w, got a view uf th
table for the balance of tho session.
Matter Introduced,
By Mr Bloodworth, of Pike: A bill to
prescribe the mode of creating, changing j
and abolishing precincts
By Mr Ward, of Cha'ham: A bill for]
the protection of Rice planters and Rico !
sellers in this State.
By Mr Banks, of Hal!: A bill to repeal I
an act in relation to Sheriffs’ certificates, !
quvlruped hyptid working tlm unchinury
and agreed that it was pretty “ rd work. 1
I Mont. Mail.
i , 'n in .i P inter in
wor 1 w* 11 icj the
utmost reliance, we learned inst night that
thi dimag <i . .. t, i o t ,.i.e Ii i* l. u f, tieble ,
wfn*. \v i' a. :.; *t nt.'. i; ntrd. and that on
••>me j.'.»n?-i t :.s i.. -/ .f r o, a;! a.l-
j .’tt)ing j ari .. 1.0 I i.d yield w;.i . t lm
made.—X. l> Ikl lhs.'Z
*iit’ »ny L*n
■M.-Kf.
Will (
ion, Ur«J. Y
' 'i-wiffiim#
o' r.Wtn. V 7 (iUOCDIW.'S,
r.wintj ftt pr.CM I tiff t Will c .«•/.•- a
utUssity, ffu.) ff.k ffafurff of put-
• ffttsntiAO to thff HAlsof Cffi-
. tirffln, T*>brt.’o'), A- , 4o.
um#nt* (•«pfc»rully ffAll«iiA*l.
ufflpt ftO.ffotioB <lf«n tal'uh Orlsrff.
n Mari«tlff alrfftt, ia tii« bulltliOf fornurl*
•:upa it.yC.K l**rr * 7
IWtaiuW n. 1557 H
The Xtw Parliament H use. —A I/md«iu
curre-poudeut of the Chicago Weekly J
■peaking tf ihe now Pariiuncnt Unu^e,
which is situated at a short distaucc from
th.* Queeii's Palaco, on tliu 'ihauies, .*.iys; it
ia tho la r gjdt model of (i .'hic An-hitedurt .
Europe*, and one of the fin-nt buildings in j ].*. ,t',Vt i , •»
’t ir.rel iMinu.nni'. il talk 1.* I vl,.M - I *. ‘ ** . ' 1
Sin ,til ir Fact.—T'lt* Turr-nt • (<?. W.)
(’ohmisi nmvs th.'it tli • very l ighest mth rs
^ I ity on tlm Mit/f t *»'ti n.it ■« that th ct’.'-r-
'* 1 ra jus riim of Xf J ),<•!.iJ.bCMi lus bfp’j hpont
in on'* \r iv and s.n**t!ir;r, <»r* Amt lienn rail.
'Vu' ' m.d ctlt-r impr v tminf*. m.d that
, nearly till of this .« 1 ’• ■:; idi money. The
j t'«i!uriis*t jidds : it is a c .riuus fact that
By Mr Blotdworth, of Tik<
faciliia'e ’he seitlemeutsof Uuatdmns, wi ti
their wards, «Scc.
By tho Mine : A bill t > amend the law
in relation to Insolvent Heb’.ors giving n >•
lice tj creditors in the same place..
By Mr B;isc:c, of Uddivin: V bill to
require recording Arc ofeert(inlandgrant*,
Ao.
By Mr Hid, of Sumpter: A bill tn pre-
vi r.t no.i-ros; 'ents from peddling ur» buuksi
si maps, Ac , in tin-* State.
By Mr Ji*rr*rd : 'I' ) incorporaie th** Na.
cor.chee Min ng
By Mr A Troup : A bill t > thang
the coa)in ji >.x p'-.icric-* m eertain. .cases.
By Mr W *.;.uen, of Washiagton: To
add additional do'.i-s l> fax U -i'cctors,
than •wufiid t-u
tale, chatUls,
tho world- It w.i!< commenced ub i.: twen- j ll j^* llir ,„|
ty years ago, and will be t: i-h«d in uh mt'
! ton voir?, ul a c )3l ot X12.U0U,0U0 two
A l)iil to ! towers aro being bail*, nt each c.d, wi). !i
will attain llto hei .h* of three huudr d and
1 thirty r.od thr* o hundred and forty ftet.—
* The number of statues uh ut ih»: hui'd r.g.
in honor “f distiug t.sho 1 K g i-hmen, wtli
be mote than lour hundred And fifty
-elite si
COMING AGAIN !
... j J *. s .J >.l J . m \J i+J
Wcdnoslay ant Thnr«la7 Evo'gs, Deo
16th and 17th, 1857.
nU.YiSEY & NEWCOMB’S
WOULD AgiVOIVA7JD AKD OA/.V
fi'auipbell Hiuslrds,
AND
BRASS BAND!
A Georgia Suporintcndcn*.
Mr. \Ya .y, fur nny^eirs the (fficept !
«P r.ut nt ul 'h« i . n*r:.l Ktiirnnd JHa* j
t — Ii duett! o resign hie ofti.iv* control ofthit
thinly J’ Co., London.—'lho New York K *id an ! u’.- i-h.irgo « f si lu-i-t in f/iui*. j
ima Mr. M • fi—c, <*».t.»r of the X. <J. |
Cfiri>!i;ln .1 ,'r cotr
r*ji Wiow.t
r
i tiffflraloffi i
ml witr
ih« fiUm«i>r AtUntff
UOKK I.ONflRW, lu thiMi
VffaJiflllff, fffl ,-hiffh nccffifftoi
, tlJrt
«ar*MiBu* tor »*fL I'naerrt >
-'.(’•ffiffH . : u’ffi.xl A iwluffUm
r. J. U-AiiK. Agffot.
Ihfttl
‘A! r. :
II-y, .*h,
\y .q ii i.i
\ 0
:♦ the ui
Alfo, a till to a ithoriie the owners o'f Ufdr-arici Ac, nr t!i
slaves, or guardi ms of free pers ns of color
to »ett!e all criminal cases against such
persons, when the pmisbm.*nt ia not
death.
*■> By Mr Pri:e: A bill to abolish the
Penitentiary ar.d :or other purposes
By Mr Bigham, of Troup : A bill *o erect
i monument to the Georgians who fed at
Golead Adopted.
On nntson of Mr. Ilarderaan, a resolu-
t or to erect a monument to the memory
of t'apt. Isaac Uulmes, was adopted.
By Mi Fain : Toproiidefor the collect »u
of taxes on vacant lands.
The Bank com. af er some amendments
reported tn Ur or of the bill to incorporate
the ••Biiik of I’pson,” in tbe t-wn of
Thcrr.uton. Passed.
afternoon session.
T>|C special order of the day being to
abolish the u*ary laws, Jtc.,
Mr. Iviffraan offered an amendment ‘ that
it d j not apply to bodies corporate,” which
W4i adopted.
An amendment wa( off red “that th • in
t6»rest should not exceed 10 p*r cent.” O
this amendment the vole was yeaa 07, nay 1
The Speaker voted in the affirtnatir-,
and on motion the hi l wa3 hid on the ta
ble.
The Jud. com. b.ll providing f r th ? man
agement of the State Road wan mads spe
cial order for Monday n :xt.
A bill to compensate Mr Defiraffenreil
for the comp.lation of certain records.—
ton of 11
schools v
re- l up!
id* Il <
lho a is
in order to form a more per,
torn.
By Mr Gibson, of Richmond : A bill to
amend the At:ari,::i<;ut and Garnisheuient
1 iws of this S'nt *.
By Mr S. *•:), ol f’linch : A b.li to have
the lands of tiie Ok* fen ikee Swamp sur-*
vcye'i and r\v -•• i f r s iV,
Sena’e adj -irned *.;l! J I’. M.
A FI HR NO »N .SESSION.
Mr Gibson, ,\ Richmond, intrriucc i n
biilto repeal tin* act p-Tunum ; practicing
attorniej to hold the office cl Juuuu of tiif
Peace.
By Mr Tyson, of Glynn
(\ituicr Ik E. quire' has received tbc follows
mg dirpatcli a.dreatcd tu an intimate friend
! of MiHsrK. Peabody .V. C.i, f of Loud u :
| Ftuancia! .ifTaira.—‘Wo cannot gather
' more ii f »rmiUi 'n that tb v eoutnii.e l in the
! iPjspatc l i already tr.in-mi!?/!, which cmhra
; «.*♦•! ev ry.hiag cxjiaiued iu the London
• ihinos. lho narae of Peabody U net men-
i ti med in the tie we p )(-<.’:■*. but tho eminent
American firm nferrid to i* flint of o'g*
PciloJy Ii Ci. It ia utt .’cri-toj'l that th
B i:j’< uf England hui promptly re«j* -i:«l :
1 to their call, ur.d affirdcl them os-ijiancc
; t-j ii.»; • xteof of oi.c million sterling '
j Tin: London Globe of Friday pays;
‘There is now a much quieter feding in f
- ity cire'ep, and the absence of further corn j '!'[ * r ' _ ” J 1 * 1,1
mercial failures stems to h.r/o creatnl in- j _‘' ' ! r ’ .
creased confidence. Most persona ur« iu-
dined to believe that the worst i“ over, a d
il at althuugb an occasional di-a^tor may
I »ccur, *.hose mercantile firmi who fum.d
j themselves embarrass d will be euabltd,
through the usaiatance of Trim Is, t » extrj-
I cate th mielvei. The fact that a large
tatilisbment connected with the United
^tans has been as listed bv the bank, which
ha.( prevented a serious failure, appears to
j Lave produced much iatiafaetion.”
hU.. th...
A .<li<*y on
S ip. rrnten U :
i N r ii road thu
iy r nt-nh nr. Mr.
'n pat o*i.— lie is
:y# T"t* C-mpany
todr-.w bun Ir i n
.« •»'.(■> <d cl J o
A’ under him*
. •! v.dvuJ jKiir.t ono
an.i ho isrx-
f) Brandon.
i of Mr.
or tw 7 r.il
|»:ctcd ro
I il. I P! it 11, iJ ■ I -I in rr.i - ,! I'ortaislit lie
| b- tight tio,vn if.i, |„t oi i-uiploy* Eacdv,
I lt.i;i^>ri-..ri, I nut I. IJ to I C'O, nr<J hit.
I uui tol l ll .v il he
h ! Jit. t i Irruchcneut, ho sv II,
wi'l. cr r. n' hi- !. ro v, hivo llieo rn
| .in fill 1a yrur. I. -ry item til j tl o
runt • t cj*Mo< .;i I •!;■.; bead m ty
o ' L ■* I cy will l ot i.'op U.o.-c,
tiii.f adrift a ho.t j.ara-
".'i eat iji the |irofit<
and uro in cae'i • t ter’a
, ui *, pruinptni s J , and
i.i: ■ nn l li.a' will im-
Postponcuicnt!
I iiu'.V.'TlV’ f* ° r ,h " "•»'*>»*' MURDOCH
. ilK VMArtO Cl,hB will a., p.,r>!K uztiJ
hi’.ouli, Kt.*:,,, I>«. 12 h.
r w. Ar CI10ICE, Mrntl.r,
Be-ffimher 9, |SS7 Utf
illiscclloitcous.
CAM PHENE'
Darning Fluid!
»
AND
rel*:e. to -be pawagt of tha HiwaMee li R
bill. He ssud no road Hsouid he chartered j
nnb-w it \i (it the pro/i of tha State
oppos.d tha Rond bceaoa; it bre
A hi! to repeal the .ct creating criminal
Cour . in At!ann and Golumhui. Fa,v-
He | e<i.
it'bt! A bill to allow
Foreman of Grand
'harfeatoo nearer to Cfcaitaeooga by AOiJitris., ro sweu witne.aea b.-fore that
miles, than Saritonah or Ang-oa. Thi.
rrooid divert trarei and trade from Georgia
to South (taoiina; and as it was the dary
of tbe lA^wtaore to promo e the commerce
and trade of oor owo Sate, this shoal i not
receire Lcgifiatire sanction.
Mr. Vooeg, of Union, contended that it
was a natural right of every peop.e to boild
Railroad upon their own toil, with tfieir
own money for ttar own benefit, this biil
only granted this right.
Mro.rs. Wiiliarna, of Terreii, acd Dsweon
conbuded that this rend should be not char
body.
A bill to make ii -a rni.demeanor, pan-
isfiahle by fine and irnprieonment, I or hus
bands 11 maitreat their wtrea,
Mr Hardeman of Bibb, .aid that jr.ntle
men intended to dodge this ijueauon, by
offering hi morons amendment.. He in-
tendel to call she previous question, in order
to bring gentlemen to a direct vote He
wanted to find out who wanted to whip hii
wife. The bill paieed by yea. hi, nays
61.
Bill to abolish the allorwane; of two
provided
power to grant repreera for offeree egiinet
lb. State txcep'. io can* of impeachment,
and to front perilous, or to remit My part
of a Kcta.ce. io oil cam oRnr oooricUoe,
ten 4. o i the ground that it eonfiicted with | pnonde from tbe grov. weijht of each l«g
ef Sea Island Gotten. Reseed.
A bill to pay Mr fi L Hunter 83,500 f,r
hi. survey of the Olsefenokre Hwamp.—
Passed.
Tbe bill ti change eerta'n Congressional
District, was referred t« special eoinroil-
it would conflict with tbc iuttveac* of the
Bute Ravi, and otherroode connected there
with
Tb* Senate then adjoaraed on til 3 o'clock
V. M.
Home adjouioed.
G.
in r-1 ri'iict- to t
instructing o..r Co
appr.p.-i ttionlrom
for in devel .ptmer
By Mr. McDuffie
poratc the Fort Val
Co.
A reao
Brunswick
The credit of the (Internment,—The credit
! of our federal government i- daily rccoivin.’
i jn 1 ilatiiring illustraii ina. It ii slated by Hie
md i \cw Y"ric Post that claims to the amount
-r-ssracn te w‘i an ! of more than one miilioa’dollars nro out
teGcrtaal Government !-s'andirg ogainst the substreasury in that
i city, the bidders df which decline tr preent
i ihom f,r payment. Though they draw no
of P'lla-'.ii: T j incur- j ; n i,. rc .;t tlie parties prefer the security of tho
y i Atlantic It. It- sub-treasury to tbe risks of an investment
which the market eff.rds.
This j, praeticadynn investment in GjV-
rnmerit socuritios vyithoui any interest
vbatover.
Matter ■ n hr Jim! e milder tUnn,
A bill to grant aid ro the LlijayR II C j.
Laid r ver for present.
A bill to amend the charter of the Macon
U Brunswick ltui Ite.id Company. Pass
ed.
A bill to vest the government ot the
•Stale Road in a bo*r.l of r mumssioner.,
made special order of to morrow.
mode
intend the act t
ryiog cues to
Court, rmended and ;
A bill for tne prntecnoa i
phsn*.
An amendment vra offers,
qaitt that the provisions of
mp.i ;
" .tieI 1
by Mr Col
li bill be ex-
'fn't'd Sln'.'j Treasury Sitee.—The Bil-
limore Hon *W that the Slate oftlis Ifni
ted States 'Treasury at the closi of the
month, induces tlie belief that it will be one
of the earliest acta of the n' t CongrCR',
be n authorize the issue ofTreciury nowa,
•■ear.ii/ n nominal interest of 97 one mill
per annum, to supply the deficiencies ‘u ’ ! »-
revenue. Tlie Del»rtrorat, it is said, re
quires a balance of about Bix millions ol d )l-
la-a to be on ImDd, subject to draft, at its
depnsiter.es and mints, tn conduct the bnsi-
neU of the cjuotry, and to gran’ the tisaal
faciiitics far tlm minting of gold dust, Ac.
tend'd to bachelors over thirty, but was
withdrawn.
Mr G bsort
and Me rors.
it.
.pox-' in
I abbs and
1 opposed
Durmzthc debus Mr Bartlett, of Jasper,
«p ke of his own daughter, and hi* great
anxiety to have her protected.
Jlr Ba hanan asked him if hi. daughter
was a -'female orphan r" A hurst of laugh
ter from the whole .senate was the only re-
.pon.e we heard.
Senate adjourned til*, to-morrow morn-
irog.
HOUSE.
Mr Ileal 1 , of Camden, r.i-ved to rer n-
lider the action cf the Ho in rrtalon to
the lose of a bill,to aboil.h ueurjr law.—
Iynt.
The Mi i ary com. reported in furor of
the hoi for the purchase of the Military In-
-ututc at Marietta. The blank* were fifed
with 87000 for tbe purehaae money, arid
87000 to extend lb* building*. The bill
patted by a vote of yew 91, nay* 38.
European Failures.
( Notwithstanding th f - irnprovem-n' in the
j Knziisk money market, reported by ilia
e bill, i Fulton, there had been seven! failures in
various branclie* of busineea in Grenl Hi t
am: The more prominent ol th
fo lowing:
Jc licoe A Wix, merchants in Ihe Turkey
trade. _ „
J ,,e, P. II. -!a A Co., in the Br. zillian
Ua«|i!.
• Oiinl^Ktt & Rickard; liabilities
000.
Hoard. Boxen he Co., In the Swedish
trade; and
YAmtAik .Molbifc, Eoot-lndi i ami c Ao -
nial broker^ of London
Thf Wolverhampton and S(affordvhir*-
Bxnk bad >t/9pped payment,
rnent exiftfd at Wolvcrharnp*.
qucr.re Thr* li ibiliti*'! ol i
Mitdiiatad at nearly half a mi
sterling.
Buveral iron rnanufacturin'r firms had
railed thttf creditor* tog ib«rf >rtb pu'p - •
of trying to make some amicable arrange
rofiU*. in order 10 avoiJ, if po*sib> a fuli
ausp:-n«ion.
Tr.«j failures of mo*4 nou» in i'arli are
those, of Bordeot Uuhiot U Cd« and flea
sole, Fbiliippe k Vibur*
u: 1|!
•!i in f,
vrny. hr ,
ditiif i ;
pruvo b-.-
FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER
TERM8LOWFOR
cash,:
T, JL RIPLEY.
L\yS.—A liberal discount by the Hbl.
Taking Loave.
f>r f*. TV. IJ >;/:.<• , in hi* AduRic Month
ly nr' c’e. t r Nov, u»o r, b;i;m :
"Bon t you kru v h .-.r hard )t iff f< r ° »rr.o
K< p’f fo isi» u»t if a r*». n 'liter t ! « -ir v.Yu
iffTf.idy ovf r l —tlir-y .v ir,t t , 1 •* / ff .. 1 you
v/ant t*> !..ivo thorn -If, hu: th y d.-n’; I.omt
1. >w to marw.n;** i . (r.io «• >*11 think they
hud hcan built in yo ir r] trior or utudy, arid
aitu^f'jb" Ittti ti’.ftL I have r*»n'
trived a
f.r «uch v
with f r»rt:i
(1 W!) n K
moat into
ffif.ionml ir.dinrtl piano
; *vhi;ii, h in# h *ri*:»te«l
unth- pL*rii-p«. ba-'k* them
c iiJyff p uking, pt rn f* r•
i.» i f -lonv-fU of ut!*-d **.’ ■
The crii'l o m w.in.anN l*a!!ot box.—V<*9. |
and of th»*m dep -;t n ittvnj vote* at
onoe. X-jw i*n't that il «*;*»il ?
Flitnrial Pu'Menc**.-- An editor thus ad-
verti t hi* mi-sing hat : Tl.e gentleman
whs) inadvert*-n*ly t'^k r.ar nonr beaver, anl
i'.ft an ini- 'iur arti«* r m n.< eU»di will do
iih ir finite luodwe v i l»v returning oor own. | r j'
an 1 bo hall r-eeivo oor wprroeM (hanks an I
tv,*) apAl-f^ie• ; and apology f.>r tho trouMo ‘
we have given hi in, uud the “spoloay for a i
hat he lcf- «h,
NOTICE.
indffbul to tbs . _
j lnt« of Murrey county dacGnie l, «re r
•tnir«*l to in:ix« Immo linto pffijraent anti thot*
it.buajf 'l'jrnffiDtlfl will rnndar thsm ia, aooorditg
U bur, to ma, ia Atlanta, (Jtorgia.
L J, I'aHU, Hxoeotnr.
I)6J*cr;.bcr 6, 1857 dwtf
On Monday^ 21»t Dec. 1857*
Ut* rcfiilonce of C D.
tho county of Murray,
fi'.! it? property of sail eautu, oon*iit-
,nit r >1 Corn, Foddtr, IIorHB, Jfalti, Cnttio, *r.
Sa!o to coutlna* fmm day to Jay until all ii mid,
L. J. PA HR, Cxo.utor.
De^umher 5,1S67 dwtf
3Uhcb.
Cabin I'him{* fo New York
@2-5,00
7 tlie
xcitj
jf»«l
The Jcnniny a Jl.tutr.—M r . John Marti n
of L ’ii !un b'.en put in p s*.‘ofi <<f thi*
prop rty, which fur no very long a perird
lia.. Ijfin-n without a ntee-J heir, fh
c t sh he ir.h'rit«s nmoun'fl to the gi;?nutle#um
of 00') O'.'ij, whLo hiff in uno wi'l ie
$ 1,260,000 j»er annnrn. Tha la«*ky inh« ri
r i* ha* been wretchedly po >r n!! his fr .ec-*
ding life. He t* now wretchedly r eh
WnM.tr.i Jini-—A l*(t»r from AY.whinpj*
V n -uis t < Li* rit-; Alt r .* y of New O *.
leani arr•**.! to Walko' - r l auj on n liglit
bill, 1 y a : nrmg'Ri * f v.ith So ile, without
< <u‘.:lMMjn wi*h tic Jud :If the record
-b i'nh thi-1»in fro , 'i i \>ci Vuk-nt dectnrca
ir.M h«* wid renuTi i/,o Lutiict Alroroiy
Juiincdiiioly.
tor We
f-rt'ff *ha tV
rail, i i 1
Weekly D. State* Kail Lina,
: n*w an l <pis*nittilffl4a.vh«fflffU«nkaUffa*
auc^TA t&ootoDD, •• x.h.wooami
VUiHIHA. JC'OO toon, •* IffiAO Ciuiwnx.
Ai.ffiiAMA, laOOtOBl, “ C. R. Acmes,
Will LMTff flawannah
Eoery SATURDAY.
:liffffff «hif■ »rix;a0B( IL. Urffffftoa tk« eosaf,«»-
• orp«aa*AU .pM«t, «*fffty #r comfort—aakint ib*u
( kv affealffi l>j to CO bourn, ffa4 ir< ff«BV>ffB4#A t*
-kiCftsl. :ffr*folaoJpoUtaiif«ff#»t. Tliffy »S«r ffi m*l
l*M.rabl9ounr«7ffoe*to N»w York.
^ktln raatffg* to N*» York ft,
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