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From the N. Y. Day Hook. -^ffhat is Democracy After eighty ycari of Democratic tjov-I j eniment, our people, especially in the North, have hut faint conception of-Democratic truth, and Democracy is almost as impoisi^ blc in New as in Old England. Forex-ample —the clamor set up ior the punishment- ot Mr. Davis anil' other leading men in the South, is as illogical ami nearly as irrational as to hold the employees of Mr Stewart re sponsible for his had conduct. Admitting, for a moment, that the people of Mtshi&ippi did P rong in refusing to sub mit to.tlie rule of Massaclmtctta nnd otlier ’States through Abraham Lincoln, what then? Mr, Davis was a citizen who had the respect of tlie whole country, with a record of Public Service tiiat would secure him, or, might seenro him, the highest honors ofany" State ho chose to becom a eitizon cf.aml aside from this, with sufficient means and blessed with pleasant tiimilv relation man might <lc- f’r - in this yvorld. lint all this national re cord, lys property, the happiiicss even of times he loved more than his own life,-were,' to a certain extent, jeopardized by his patri otic devotion to the people of Mississippi, and when they demanded that lie should servo them, he obeyed their-will, and occeut- ed that service. If there is wrung, then, if a- nybody or anything is to lie punished, surely it should ho the master not the servant, the people whose wil he obeyed, and not Jeflfcf- son Davis, ifDemocrocy is true and the peo ple rule. ...... —: — The Fenian Prisoners—Views of the Mon treal Witness. The Montreal Witness, speaking of Col. I.vncli, lately sentenced to be hung at Toron to, says 5 ' - Wc do not from the evidence that there was any yruot of the prisonerbeing the actu al murderer of any of our heroic volunteers who fell on that occasion, hut only that lie was ono of the invaders. To this crifue otir laws attach the same penalty as to the crime of heigh treason—the penalty of death. Now it must j» admitted that executions for trea son, which used in old times to he frightful ly frequent, have been growing fewer and fewer, till now they are rarely heard of.— There wna not, wo think, a single one oft lie Cabbage Garden rebels in Ireland executed; and the first execution for treason lias yet to take place ill the United States, out of more flian half a million who might lawfully lie citacatcd for that crime during the late ro- hcllion, and many oftliem most aggravated eases. The only execution of the kind in the States was tiiat of Julin Brown, for his invasion of Virginia; and we all Ipiow the impression produced by that event, and the reputation earned by Governor Wise for his par; in it. Far be ft from us to defend the Fenians or to extenuate tbfilr crime; bnt we cannot shut our eyes to (Lb fact tiiat it was a imtltioal crime, and that the whole current of public opinion in all countries, unless it tie Russia or Jamaica, tends towards leni ency in' such eases after the Immediate dan- gens past. That is to say, any amonnt of severity may lie used in the field against those who have arms in their liauds; hut after the eincute or invasion is sueecssfullv quell ed, there is little or no more blood slick however severe tho punishment may lie otherwise. It will be well, at nil event's, for his Kxeleiicy the Governor to consult the Home Government in this matter, as it will have a direct intreat in anything that affects our external relations, 1 Traus-Allautie Steamer Saak at the Wharf. A Paris letter, October 8. deserilies a sin gular accident which has been the cause of disappointment to three hundbed ami eight y persous who bml taken berths on board the Florida, a steamer belonging to the Gcoenil Traii8-Atl,iiiticGomp:iny, and which ought to have Sailcl for.New York this week!— Workmen were employed night and day ill getting the vessel ready for sea, and.at four o’clock on Friday morning they all quit ted, the ship. A quarter of an hour after ward it was perceived that she wus sinking, and in half an hour the Florida touched the bottom. Priu'ee Napoleon was at the time on board liis yacht, tho Jerome Napoleon,in the hasip ot the Kura, and having heard the alarm given on board, instantly gave orders to steaui down to render assistance, but nothing could be done.- A trememlions crowd lusembhfit on the quay to witness the scone of the disaster, which 'has-caused a tremendious sensation. ‘ •a®'' Wo gather front the Independent and other New York papers tiiat unpleasant feelings are created in tlipughtfnl minds by the excess of currency afloat and batik ex pansion. Tho preparations for the elections m November also check busiucss. Business is dull, while money abounds, and - specula tion is life. The IiidepcndeiiJ says:" - The limit of national hank currency; viz: 8:100,000,000, has been reached f blit this enormous amount of currency in adilitioii to the greenback currency, is used ns a basis for banking loans to a serious if net. tp an alarming extent. The city bank loans alone are 8i70,ooo,ooo; bnt everynationalhunk in ail the States lias iiiado execssive loans in proportion toitseapitnl and currency issues, Tliis stimulus to spccuhi'tipu has .been - most felt in the prices of stocks; hut it is also pro- portionatcly,tlio\igli not so generally known in basilicas anil mereuntilo credits. Credit lias been extended in all directions, ami the general expansion has gone quite Sir enough lorsafety.. A contraction must come,sooner or Infer. THE PATRIOT. Tho present laws passed by the Legisla ture is in onr opinion unconstitutional, we know of nor law that could he. passed by the Legislature, for the relief of the people, and which would .impair contracts, but. -what would lie unconstitutional, in as-mueh how ever gs the people have gcnaraliy become ruined bv the result of the. war, and in view of tliis terrible condition by the failure of the present crop, rendering them unable to meet thei r | last liabilities, wc lie a relief la w which is constitutional, and which wo desire'to suggest to all those Aflio nmv wish to seek its benefits, wc heard a gentleman say the other day,that he had a large account owing him tiiat was contracted during the war, and if’ those indebted would come thru ard he would Ik- willing to have them settle by a compro mise up ten cents-on thfc rlutllir.There is nothing wrong in this if you arc nnablc to pdy, ami it js constitutional. A~ ~ THANKSGIVING. The Vresident of the United States lias is sued Ids proclamation seltiug apart Thursday the twenty-ninth day of Xovcmlicr, to he observed in the several States and Territo ries of the United States by the people, as a day of thanksgiving and prayer to AlmiglDy Gild, for his bountiful mercy and Jdodeess extended to us as a people the past year. In his Proclamation, the President says. Almighty God, ourHcavonly Father, has been pleased to vouchsafe to us as a people, another year of that national life which is an indis|K a nsable condition ot peace, security and p. ogress, civil war has not any.' where been reopened. Foreign intervention lias ceased to excite our apprehension, intrusive pestilence has been mitigated, domestic tran quility improved, sentiments of loyal and tranquility have Ueen received, our. agricul tural, mining and rail road operations as well as our commerce have all resumed their ciist toinary activity. These national blessings I demand a “national- acknowledgement.—.f DEDICATION OF THE “STONEWALL** CEMETERY AT WINCHESTER, A. On the 25th of October, the day appoint ed for the burial ot the Ashby brothers, and the dedication of the “Stonewall” Cemetery, Winchester was thronged wltn an immense concourse of citizens from all parts of the Valley, to witness the interesting and sol emn ceremonios. Gen. Henry A. Wise was the orator tor the occasion/ In the course of his speech he said: “We meet to do honor to the mighty Confederate dead, whose spirits are destin ed to overshadow the lan<L*It was said they are dead. They are not. It was only the living who daily sufferred death undo a wronged country. The dead were secure from insult aiul outrage, while we, the liv ing, were the sufferers. The known and the unknown, who fell in defense of their dearest rights, sleep quietly and well. Eternity has sealed tlieir devotion to the truth, and they notvw.ar an armour secure from the bullet, tlic shell and the blade, as well as from tho contumely insult of the foe. ' When the gal lant men who repose beneath tins sod were living, wc followed them, because their bra- very led them foremost in the fight, and we should-now follow tlieir truth and con stancy.” <■ i / • H The following is the report'of the Chair mau of (he Central Execution 'Committee: To lb* Ci’laeaa of Wlaehoter and Vicinity. lAs Chairman-’of the Central Executive Committee of the Stonewall Cemetery, ap- AtiLO-KESELCRlHSERS,. The Seizure of Boron Alleged Confederate Vessel*. In the British Court of Admirality on the 2d, before Dr. Lushington, the seizure of al leged Confederate ships was again the sub ject. of tho proceedings. The case relates to seven vessels, viz; The Penginn, Owl; Lark, Wasp, Badger, Fox, and Arrel alleg ed to be Confederate ships.' An applica tion was made to thojudge at chambers on 4th of September for the release of these ves sels, which ha'd been seized for tho United States of Americans thd property of that Government, and were now detained with in the jurisdiction of the court, having been as is was, alleged, purchased, with Confed erate money during the late war. The ves- sele arc the property of a merchant named Proleau, and are stated to bo worth £150,- 000. i t.'-j -V Off the last occasion the court decided that a written order Or authority .from Mr. Adams, the' United States Minister, or the the Consul General, must be received by the court before the case could proceed, and that if the case went on the court would re quite an appearance to be entered to enable tlio conrt to give damages and costs if nec essary. An order was thereupon according pointed by. you iu the public meeting assem bled, I have tho honor to make the follow ing report of onr progress thus far. In do- ing so, it has seemed proper to go somewhat into detail, that you may fully understand how we have performed the duty imposed upon us by yonr appointment. We are. able to reiiort to-day that in nine mouths since the J2n day of last February, we liavu collected the remains of 2,404 dead from numberless localities, enclosed them in suitable coffins, and given them descent bu rials in consecrated ground,and within a pro tccting enclosure. These dead have been collected from area of fifteen utiles radius about this town, at an expenditure of time, labor and money, readily imaginable. In the removal every precaution has lieenta ken to obtain all thu information possible about every uian, to be embodied in a per manent record. In interring them every grave has been marked by a number corres ponding to its ptace in the record, so as to prevent any mistakes of identity, should even head-boards lie destroyed or defaced. Tlio whole number buried here is 2,404, follows: North Carolina 447 Virginia ..394 South Carolina... Alabama v .... Louisiana 1.... Moreover he exhorts all on that solmn occa sion to humbly and dcvcu.ty implore our Heavenly Fattier to grant to our national councils, and to the whole deople,that divine wisdom which alone can lead any nation nr- to the ways ofall go. d. St. Lqais Presbyterian SymntJ. Tlie Presbyterian- Conference, while in session recently in St. Louis Missouri, passed a series of Radical resolutions, condemning President Johnson and endorsing the action of tlie[Radical Congress. We thought the time had ]kissc1 forever when religion could have been so lowered as t-> become a party- tool, wc have been taught tu believe tiiat the Ministry had a higher railing than to mingle itself with a corrupt political assem bly, but it. slews that it is left fora Radical ..289 72 ......09 00 38 29 20 13 .....5 ....3 TELEGRAPHIC, new advbrt^ Triistk, Oct. 27.—The condition of the Empress Charlotte is unchanged. Maximilian has telegraphed approving her medical treatment at Miramor. He says nothing about au intention on his part to lcavo Mexico, i jirA’ j?gj J Ngxv York, Nov. 7—Gov. Fc jority will probably roach 13,000. grctsional representation wid stand the same as in the present Congress. Returns from Illinois indicate that the State- has certainly gone Republican by up wards 40,000 nuijority. The Rcpnblicaiis have carried every State that elected yesterday by increased majori ties with the exception of Maryland and Delaware, which will show considerable Conservatives gains. Albert Pike, who is now living at Memphis, lias fallen a victim to a confidence man who called at his honse and succeeded in stealing 8500 in gold. Florida...,-,-. Tennessee.... .*. Arkansas Maryland Texas Kentucky. .' Delaware 1 Unknown dead. .'. 815 Whose names arc known but not their states... 7 .85 Wc have procured with much difficulty nud expense, suitable grounds. These have appropriately laid oil; 1,079 single graves havo-ucon prepared, and tlie central mound —the common grave of815 men—raised to its present prominence, by tlie dejiosit there on of thouaiuls of cart loads of earth. Wc had hoped on the occasion of this ded ication to have presentc-d the grounds in a more advanced state ot completion, lint oc- cqicuccs, unexpected and beyond onr con trol, have caused serious delay.. We have not as yet been able to procure head-hoards for the entire number of graves, owing to the difficulty of prqRaring suitable timber, and thu failure of the contractor to furnish fflHE -FLOYD PLACE^~~~~ m StarkvMe, on S5SST2L The »«taSSW if not’ Tine CoxKEDEiixT Bank-Bim. Cashs. A few days ago we meiitionedsnita pending »'n the Supreme Court, New York, wltui-uin the defendants refused to pay 843,000, on tlie • pica that the hills constituting tlie debt sought to l-e recovered were, nearly all of them issued during tin- relsollimi, ami forthc especial purpose of aiding South Carolina in resisting the United States Government by nidiug tho rebels with supplies, munitions of war, Ac,: that snclfbeing tlio ease, they were void and without value iu the inception, as " being against public policy. Tlie court on Fri day decided that such a defence was not good in law,’and that it would be against public policy, tho usages of the ronum-rcinl world nnd.good morals to hold it to !w good. ’ ' outs were therefore ordered for tho r the fall amount claimed, with Fresbvteri.-m Conference to endorse and .up- them at the time specified, bnt we expect to hold tiie procteJlra^* oFak-icfelgious Con- proimrc them in a short time. . * .« *2 . -. , "* .. An arrangement ha* been made with the gross, composed ? » ,it,is with the worst polit ,„ Mt Htb ” n Cemetery Companv,” by cal tfhanu-ters that a government was ever which the “Stonewall CemetVy” will beta- cursed with Wo lmve b, en taugt to lielieve corporated with the former, thus adding to that religion, viewing tlie concourse of her t,lc 1,eaut y ftf both, and securing for the voluntary fi.llowcii>Ji»4 W to hies, the Jea< ? th f ^ Protcctim and care . . , . ... as.givcn to the dcad jofoiir own town, auspicious day wlul-li gave ft liberty to wor- Tliii. muck have wc done, bnt onr task is shipGod with rites the soul did not reject, not yet accomplished. Some of the dead arc Instead of conduining'lfie President of.the yet to be collected, and tlieir last resting United States, how nrachWrc dignified aiid I lIacc adorimd as befits tlie men who sleep L-... /...i.i '. V--. -vT, _ there. Tins slope must be clothed with ver dure and planted with sheltering trees- A , l .... , .. . tUndmust be provided to seenre proper care proceedings:' Yoiichsafo Thine aid; our. ij) fiitnre, -that no -marks pf-.ncglect tnay beaycnly Father to this our present assem- meet tlifc cves'that would look where the ^’a'^^faasfisass , , . , - c ‘ ,ms « I 'ta thy churclqamj monument worthy the nameless bravo let the light of tliy grtspcl -sMiio upon all na- who sleep beneath,- and the- several States tioiis. Bless all thy people, the President shalUiove recorded, in enduring marble, ‘' as well ns-tliu senate their gratitude for those who, at tho call of - mother-state, took tlieir. lives in their hand -went fourth to battle and to die. We ajv- il you therefore, to give of the little-war i left you to this noble object. ‘ Give ns the moans and wc pledgc ourselves to make the “Stonewall , Cemetery” worthy of-the name Jackson, of tlie tomb of ASimr,and of the respect we owe tho memory of those who died for our cause. Winchester was four long" years, the Northern Gato of-thtf Confederacy through which friend and foe surged in alternate victory and defeat Let us placo hard by its shattered portalsthis -ongress and eon- monumeut to those who laid down theirJivcs ,11 tlie children ot fonts and ours. and representatives in cbligress asseihbk»^j; ,,l,a ^ c J ifl ^®^’Ij 1 >r liv es in tlieir hand refonn whatever is amiss in tlm tcmper am disposition nl'tjielr ruuls^gyfjjg tlieir hearts ■from every hatred olid uiiTK-o, that they may' go to .tlieir Vest ill • jtoacc, Charity a ntf. good will tii-Ward* men. Sueh.hmguage, uttered with.a pure and pious spirit, wonld have hoeu peeuliarly ap propriate, and; wonld hare added dignity and grace to-tlieir preceding. - But these religious radicals prefer reformation, Tliey must endorse tlio' action of congress and con demn the President “But al Israel innrmered against Moses.’ ho judgi . order to to he made on the Minister ot Cou- sel General to file tlieir petition within a fortnight oitiieprosecntions ot’the causes, and futhcr time was then allowen. Tlieso praliminarias having been complied with as regards the last four vessels, the eases came on for hearing, as respects the first three of those vessels, as to damages and costs, tlie order of the conrt not having been complied with, and, as resuects the other four, and they should be released. it iais Office. Mr. Mill ward* Mr. Butt, and Benjaman appered for the owner of tlie vessels, and Mr Vernon Lushington for the United States Government. 'After hearing Consul, Dr. Lushington ndjourued the motion till the first day of next term, in the meantime the United States Government to give bail to answer any costs and damages, in' sucli amount aq the Iiegistra may consider right, and no consul to be heard on behalf of the United States Government until such condi tions bava been complied with. [Prom the New York Day Hook,] A “FREE” NEGRO IS A SOCIAL MON STR0SITY. We see that a lot oi free niggers have been holding a Convention in tlnsState, and deinandiug that the present tree nigger nris tocracy shall lie overthrown, and all darkey- dom put ou a level with themselves as well as with the people. A negro Hkc all of God's creatures, in his normal condition, has noth ing repulsive about him any more, than a child lias, but as a boy wlio assumes the port and lies ring of adult life, smokes and swears, and visits lewd houses, becomes dis gustingly odious, so the “freedmas” Of J nigger,” is intolerable, or would be, if 'ho could become a dcrinam-nt element of hu man society. Monstrous and accursed traitors, no doubt stimulate these poor creatures to hold a con vention, and oddly enough 1 their object is logical and cnsible, for why should there he a darkey aristocracy, or one |M-nuitte<l to vote while another one'is denied this “right” But it tlie deluded and ignorant white wretches wlio stimulate those |>oor people tiniold their meetings comprehended the crimes they commit, they would liet-oim- ra ving lunatics the rest of tlieir lives. Two ;rcat fundamental facts underlie their crime. These negroes are dying out as a element at the rate of five rent per annum, and there is not one single typical or real negro in New York that is permanently engaged iu pro ductive labor, or that adds ono solitary cent to the sura total ofpnhlic wealth. They are simply social mqnstosities that within a cer tain period must utterly perish from eart h. ftise of the Ereaiag Star Disaster. The. official investigation of the loss of the Evening Star has been finished, and r the nv port sent to Wa diingtofi. It'Is-to the affect that the vessel and engines were in good or- dv.,and of sufficient strength, and that the cause pfthc loss was tlie want of a crew.— There were bnt six sailors, wlio were unable to manage tlie'steamer in astorm. Tlie re iiort is positive in tlie statement that with a sufficient crew the vessel emild hare lici-ti safely brought into port. The Markets. New York, Nov.7.—Gobi, 147 ; coupons 61 *02 110}; for*05 (new- issue) 110; d.o.’04 107f. - 10’s lOOg. Treasures, (3d series) 1- 1B(L_ \ 1 > ■ Cotton' dnll at 38}q for Middling uplands Flour dull, Wheat,1 a2c lower. Fork heavy at 28}or Lord, quiet and firmer. Stigar qoiet. V C'offc dallvTurpentinc 70a 70 Ros- in 5,50. ' ’ Is this city, on Tuesday, the 80th inst., by the Iter. J. (1. B. Ohsckelford, Mr. Jons X. VuiLLirs and Miss KxTtmxu E. A. Adams,' bath of this cily. Long may they ware—surrounded with nil tlie blessings and -quiet Ulile.comfona” which matri mony ao “bountifully’’ supplies. JYcw Advertisements. PIANOS TUNED. M K.H.G C JOKE, will tune and repair Piano*, <□ Albany, for a few days, bj leaving notice nov 10 U Dissolution of oo*Paxtnership T IIK Partnership heretofore existing between LONG & THOMPSON is thisdnv dissolved by mutunl consent.' LONG & THOMPSON.. November otb, I860. It I. ¥. AiNSLEY, Watoh and Clook MAKER,™™ AHD FBJLOTZOAZ. JOBBER, Broad Street, • (Opposite the “Paris Hotel/*) Albany, *r- - - - - Oeor«ia. tfST Watches, Jewelry and Clocks, of every de scription, repaired and warranted. uov 10 tf NOTICE ! The Best Land in 1*, screw, wd is 8 cs 4 1 * 1 slate that aesd-cora, I h — J K -Warr** ^ C WHEHBA^5?*? rC#i »‘yr~^ Lt. of said count,, a™*' •*»' These are therefore to cits ■„ i ^ !1 “6 ul f r - the kindred and 43S a J ® d ’ *? ^ e ,nd appear at my otBre Sa? scribed b, law, i 0 show Sa 'i I "i era 8boul4 not ho my hand and official ,ienuS£?i «■'« November 7ib, 18GG. 8 w l i® ee -i»V no. 10 * ' B-tllbffl Twi ? pi, in said Slats; apSVL'V administration de bonis non on lettn.1 Ball l.t. offloighm,^;;"^-. /J ., These are therefore to cite I singolar. the kindred and eredimj, J ed, to be and nppear at m, office V .presenbed'b, law, to show c« tt 4 why said letters should no, b, ' 'Jyi der m, hand and offici.1 sigaue/.T'^N bxny, 4th November, lSC'i, w t, nov io - * * w * u -^nia t 1 of admistration on the e»iat7of ton, late of said county deceased. . Th “0 ar ® therefore to cite «n , ] atngular, the kindred and creditor, io be and appear nt my office, wilhin t u *5 scribed by law, to show cause, if why said loiters should not he amatol r k der m, hand anti official signature at hany, 7th November, J8ti«. \y. ’n Notice to Debtors nuAc Georgia, lforlh County. Ll. persons indebted to the estate if iu J Lippi' t, late of Worth county dteeattA^J d to come forward amt make imatiiti. ment, amt lliosc having claims agaiost nil,. will pretent them iu terms of the la. „ ml be barred. FAXNEY E. I.ippfn,ll KEEP _ „ . up,is to be appropriate)! towards-tlic-crec- Tin: Hoq GntHmutA ix Tk.vxrhsee-—The tionoi a monument to the “Unknown-Dead” Jotiosliqrotigh (It-ini) Flag says several of Others have given tlieir live, the farmers iu that section, of the State hare ' ‘ Inst every hog that thoy liiul hy hog cholera. Tho disease is now eonfinol to particular districts as usual, litit extends tlirouj I tlicdouiitry,audtluu-ompl:iiiits.-irenld'yming If tub state of affairs eoatiimes longJjiere will not Tie enough left for homo supply,awl much sufieringmust lie the result among the pooicq- classes of the people during the com- tlig winter; ' lsijg|HiMjmMH: | I { ' A (Vimn StmiiKsnox.—”A--Travelled par son’’ writes tpan Englisli paper; "In some parts of (•ermany every bottle coiitaiiiing jKiison is labelled woth a ileatli.s head anil cross-liones, as black ns pripter’s ink oaii 'lenv Pray bolfuue to urge upon ouri the adoption of this wliich is-’plniiily within of the dullest boy" that pestle and morter.” J cn their very names and memories.- flieili ho fftatc will rear the votive marble do' friends-will week -over their. unknown graves; thoy have lcftbht ode record—they died in tho Jacket'ofGrey.' Be it then our special care to erect the monument to tlieir memory. Yon may have but little to give them, but recollect they gave their all for you. JO.SEl’H II. SHERUAUD. "V ■Chitirnum Central .Executive Commiitrt, “Stonewall Cemetery.” Tiif. Max who reluSwFt'o take a one dollar bill decauso it might ho altered from a tea, prefers stage traveling to railrods. Tlie for- nior.he says, rides him eight boursfor a dol lar, while the latter only rides him one. •- i— ■ » — fST" Reanblicans have carried Now Tork by 13,000 nwjority. To th-‘ Trading Public ! F inding my trade increasing, t have purchased with the CASH, a verjr heavy stock of all kinds of Groceries and Provisions, j\iul intend to make it 3STOTORIOTJS That l am satisfied to sell nt as small a profit as Merchants charged before the war. In fact. LIVE AND LET LIVE, shall be my motto, Having in view a much larger business thau I am now duing, I must confine my business to cash in order to keep up my stock. 1 will pay cas'i or batter for all kinds of Country Produce. Grocery and Provision Dine, That 1 have not hitherto kept, I shall endeavor to please all who may favor me with their patronage. AU I ask is an examination of my stock and price* J. 1ST. SEYMOUR, Wholesale and Eetail Dealer Nor 10 I860 fiaU Mobile, Not. 7^—Cotton sales to-day; 800 bales- Middling uplands, 30c; market rather easier .and prices unchanged. London, Xov.0, Evening—American bond rnlcd this morning at 68a08). Erie shares are ± per cent lower. - ».is to beaDiironriate.l towards tliea>reci t<m ' ,0 * ,i| “ t0 l* cnwUtt,,craUl even. ing, Orleans middling 15.Ul. L:vEnroot, Nov,c, Evening—The Pet- role im market quiet, New York, Nov. Gold, 14SJ ; Ex change, 189|. A bill for thoTIivTsaoii of Texas has liccn introduced into the Legislature of that State, lmt it is not likely to "pass. The hill provides for the creation of a new State, in eluding all .the territory east of the Brazos river, from its sonree to where it empties in to the Mexican Gulf. I-S?” As General Wise was concluding his eloquent allusions to the fntnrc greatness and destiny of Virginia at Winchester, a largo bald eagle caste sailing from the North circled near the earth over the crowd and then rcpluming his wings, departed la a £outhernly direction. AND YOU Wil l. Fl\n At His Old S Prepared to Advance, Fiji SHIP OR BUY l' and Sell ‘Yon Dry Goods and Groceries, AT TIIE LOlfRST PRICES. | Aloauv, Octul^r Inh, I8'i6. Oak and Hiokory Plantaii T WILL Rent 6>M) to 650 acres Oak aai I Lands, and sell the Corn, Fodder ami Sudal the place,~if.wan:ed. Al».o, the “Fine” pbw. I JAMES II. HIU Albnny,_Nor. 10, 1861 Si S. STRAUS. W OULD Respectfully inform bis i r ‘2* ,n l„ JUL 5000 Knost Bold and 8Uver » . N. SEYMOUR. , Cherry -Street. WOOL, and paying J. N. SEYMOUR. Cherry Street DRIED FRUIT! J WH-L, PAY THE UIGUEST PRICE FOR RICD PSACHES, pealed and unpealed. J. S. SEYMOUR. ItezJO «t Cherry Street. RO&S t AMOV" nCLRERRV STREET; 70 TO -JOHN I.. J ONES' OLD STAND— DEALERS1\ 2STO- Gents* Pamishing Goods. Tranks, Valises, Satchels, Umbrellas, And ekOfything usually found In n FIRST CLASS CLOTU1IG BOUSE. Nor 10, 2s3m Georgia, Daugherty County. T IIURTY Days after dale I will proceed to ap point an administrator with the will annexed, on the estate of James Pntillo, late of said county, and all persona are hereby notified Io file their ob- Keyless Chronometers, the most perfect timekeepers Hindu for the l’ockct. Pnlent Lrctrt a<U? Jlurizor.tuh, by lbebesti* p, | can, English and Luropf an Manufacturer*. SXESAXCT JEWELS* Ladies* and Gents’ Fine Gold f* Signet. nnd Qcm Rings. Pins. Shew-S 1 ** 1 c Buttons, Brooches, Seals, Keys,*** Masonic Emblem 3 - "W" edding - JR i n g s GOLD AND SILVER THIMBLfS, I Superior Gold Pens with Diamond P<" s l Sliver and Plated ffarf- I Rogers, and Wostenholms’ superior, Cuttlery: Dinner and Desert Sets, Raxors, Scissor r Knives, &c., &c. vfN. UFA I ^ Writing and Dressing Cases, Wallets, reel'*" ‘Toilet Sets, .Comb?, Rrusnes, ^ Warrant’d Genuine Meerscliaum Pipe* * Umbrellas, Walking Canes, &c, 4e, Musical Instruments, I Guitars, Violins, Danjos, Flutes, MTJSXC BOXJ PISTOLS; of Colts’, and the most approved ^ I Caps and Cartridges, all sixes, and of ® ■ Clocks and ReguW 1 Eight day and 30 hour accurateTim c ^ ^ I Arrangements have ^ eC P I leading manufacturing houses Dii® 5 '* I orders for Watches, Clocks, Silver / e jec*l^ nnd Gem Jewelry, Fire Arms, » c,, _ jeetions- if any they hare, in my offioe, as the law wilb Mcur acy and dispatoh. aod on directs. Given under my hand officially, this Not. . ..„r..i- ti’R' ... “y hand officially, lids Not. 8th. 18C*. H. C. DASHER, Not. 10, 18«fi.Ordinary. Apples, Oranges, Potatoes, Onions, and CABBAGES. C OUNTRY DEALERS wanting any of the above, will find it to their advantage to order from me as I will make it a speciality of my business this season, to supply the above Choice, I reah and Cheap, having made arrangements to get those goods seleoted for me in the North and West Ad dress your orders, with cash enclosed, or city refer- HENRY HORNE, oo< 27, Sms Mason, Ga. nthin^ FAVORABLE TERM*’ .,^1 g®- All kinds of Watches. cl0cW ffij . ic9 t > cj l ctlry Cleaned nnd Repaired In economicnl manner. * Gold, Silver and Bou S ht. Sold and Excb Albany Wa\ch and , BROAD STREET, - - AL *Tfi S. STBAV; Albany, Ootohst 37,186«