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SATURDAY OCTOBER 19.
ELECTION RETURNS-
Appling,
Baker,
Baldwin,
Brtib,
- Bryan,
Bn i tack,
Burke,
Batts,
Camden,.
Cu'ii^kidll,
Carroll,
Cass.
Chatham,
Clierokue,
Chirk,
Cobb,
Columbiti.
Cnwota,
Crawford
Decatur
Da Kalb
Daoly,
Early
Eifipgham,
Elbert
Fayette,
Floyd,
Foray th,
J-'raakho,
v.vlwer,
t >ly ml,
(jr.ienc,
<iwiaifc? u >
Hancock,
Harris,
Heard.
Henry
Houaton,
Habersham,
Hall,
Irvin.
Jackson,
Jjspur
JeJ.ir.ou,
•-Junes, v
Lauren*,’
Leu,
Liberty,
Lincom,
Low mis,
Lumpkin,
Madison,
Marion,
McIntosh,
Merriweliier,
Slonroe,
Montgomery,
Morgan,
Murray,
Muscogee,
Newton,
Oglethorpe,
I’,raiding.
Pike,
Putnam,
.Rabun,
Randolph,
Richmond.
Bcrivetl,
Etc wart,
Sumpter,
Tulbtttt
Tuftiafcrro,
Tattnall,
'i’cllatr,
Tbomofl,
Troop,
Tw ijjgs,
Uuioo,
Upsoa
Walton,
VVare,
Wa.reu,
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■ft jostled ti> Sis Excellency t» nay that he in th
most coniistsot politician we have ever knott’n ajr
heard of eJWopt One, and that in Talleyrand.
Hi* ExdolleDcy’* political creed ia short and *ini<
|»le, it ia cfhnpriaed iu theio few %vorla. ** stick tt> 'll
ktrougairlo.^ind he never knovviugly vurluairom
it. Are the people opposed to (iny political me as
nre or dbetrine I fiis KxceJIency think * it nbomin.«
hie. Ihi they investi^tto the subject and come to
the conclusion that it is correct t Hie Excellency
at once ascertains that it is the true policy ol the
country;
T*» his dod^iateocy he tldd« a remarkable degree
of sagacity at leant ju one particular, thut m in dis
covering which is the etrengest side; only one in*
Stance we know of a.failure in this ; it was in litt*
advocating Ratification, but for this the peoplo ought
to pardon him, particularly as he will do u lit lens
soon discover tlult he was in error in that particular.
THE .ftWalDENT' <fc THE BANK.
We lay before our readers to day the reasons
given oy the President for removing me Govern*
inent deposites from the United Slates Bank.
Ti»e reasons arc to our mind satisfactory and
these and Itandreds of othera might be given not
only why the denositu.s should bo removed but
why the Bank should bo utterly destroyed, hut
we do not believe that those are the reasons which
\ foavt operated upon Geul Jackson in producing ttix_
‘ hostility to it. /iud he said “she has not been sub*
servient to my wishes*' it had been all sulficient.
As little fmtli however as wo Iwve in Ills professions
ou this subject wo are glad that the deposites are
removed. Wo rejoico to see this mammoth shorn
of her strongln, and wo know of no way in which
ho strength of the Ban k and the Presidout i» likely
to be employed- less injuriously to the country than
in their mutual destruction
liad the Bank, when he first Went into office
made bersclf subservient to bis views we have no
doubt that Hiey would now have been sworn friends
and now instead of wasting ihdir strength against
each other it would tmve been united in the dis-
truction of tbo hberUus of the people. Nor do we
give tho Bank any ciedit lor her want of sarvihty
to Jackson; iiud she .known his strength she would
never hive gone into the contest, but would doubt*
loss have boon all that ho could ask—her interest
wus opposed to his election and sho thought that
though her miiueuce was not sufficient to prevent
him from being electod at first, boesuse there was
no direct collission between them yet she Would
fie ahlo to destroy him provided a contest should
take place between them. To bring this about she
brought forward just before the election the ques
lion of a rochurter-, believing that JarJcson must ei
ther shtin/t IVoni opposing it by r.is veto ot must be
over who lined by tho weight of tier influence...
Wo regret to see that many of the iVieuds of
oirii add political liberty are disposed to take sides
with the'- Bank against the President—we think
this impolitic Let them alone lei them light the
figltf ot the kt.lkenuy cals, it is not yet quite certain
that Jackson will be ahlo to destroy her—the Fed
eralists are Jie* natural friends and allies; when
Jackson in hiajrecklfe«;^ud|la;vle*>s course has been
trampling down all law and tho constitution they
shouted thoir ■ hosannas !*> him and cried “A Dan
iel come to Judgement ” But now when lie
makes war upon the Bunk they will rally around
her and she may. survive even Ins hat ed and malig
mly and power: and if sho should: if a spark of life
be left in her she will horeatler be invincible: she
will iow to the next tyrant that is put. upon the
throne and our liberties will be gone. Therefore
we say if wo are to take any part in the light let it
be against tho Bunk: if that is not destroyed now,
it never will he: if she be destroyed Jackson will
coino out of the fight so much worsted that he may
easily he knocked on the head: the friends of the
Bank will he so exasperated against him thnt they
will willingly join us in destroying him notwith
standing we may have assisted him to destroy the
Bank. Tho only danger is that one or the other of
them will knuckle or that they may compro/neis
before ihjMightis fairly over.
a. haP .i
namd fife has mentionocf, hnsaleo proved hpor
him falsehood—nod hfl.expert* tA escape by soyinp
‘ he-cannot conceive” that Ite baa misstated In anj
important particular—havmg otFacted iny object, *
sha.il with ibis piece close the investigation. 1 will'
not Joeo however, without expressing Imth my pity
and contempt for^ this responsible man in«tMv
r'^pecl”—pity Hiatt his inclinations lead him into
talsehoo-i—and contempt, that he lias nd principle
to control those inclinittions; I shall in fnture lake
oo further* notice of .bint, "than of a dog. who
attacking n mail in the streets, is chastised for his
insolence—this notice this.* 1 responsible.mati* will
receive, sliould fie ever think it prudent to assail
rue in the streets or elsewhere ; it is 'unpleasifot (b
be engaged |n a con’roversy with a gentleman bul
trebly so with a miser cunt whose breath is a slaitr
dering lie.
!). X. HARWELL.
Columbus, October jfl, 183&
Dr.C. Mills, has replied to my remmks of the 88th
September in the Enquire!, in a manner which ren
ders if necessary for me to correct his mistakes) a
little further. “He says 1 was under the impios-
sion that Mr. Hodges told Girdner he had his in
formation from a respectable source”—how far the
public may regard his impressions, as authority, I
leave {i ior mem to decide, the fad i«as I stated it;
ag;ua tie nays ‘ l have always heard him ^Uoie-, ,
man,) spoken of as such (a Methodist,) what he | col J
may have, hoard spoken of is no matter of concern
to cel Seaborn .Tonka to appeal in mv dr
noe and lie informed mo that, he had boen writlm
o on the subject by major Camp. This was som«
weeks previous to maj. Oamps death and I had r. •
thor conversation or eonimunicatioo with cot.
lone* relative to the ttiflfoalue* botwoen Camp'V
myself untilafier mij Gam pi deeeaso when I en-
gaged his professional services in my defence.
^ , ( JOHN MILTON.
CdluuiSds Oct Iflth 18-13.
Georgia Muscogee, eo u a tif.
I, J(unn. Dnyliin dn linruhv frftrlify tli.l on lli«
morning on ivhicli col Milton shot col Comp col
ilotiin iuid ! roJo into town togellior nnd Jono» got
o-l'hiH hone nnd hitched him oenr tho Col onbu.
Hank ami entered iiitoconceraiUion w itli me Charles
t» Stewart nearly in rroutor St„W:iri <L Fonlamo.
More »nd after convorsinj! awhiio they waljtCti to-
gothoriulo tho Colnmliu. Itaiik nit tiny wont into
tho Bank I got into Lim carriage ..lid left thorn
Given nndur mv hand this Ifttlf Oct 1333.
JAMES UOVKIN.
Ootobor lOtli 1833.
Georgia Muscogee Countyi
JL ($Tmr)cs D. Stewart, do horehy certify tint on
the morning on which col Milton shot col Camp
col Juries and I were in tho back loom of the <!o-
t Iambus Bank where we had been conversinc for
With mo, nor was It my bu.mcsa to .ay whetoot Umieti^ic On tho nflaira of tho Bank. wl,on wo hoard
Mr. Coleman had not been a member ot tho Me- tho guns fired/ We jumped m
t lir.,(iat olmroli f,.. nnn ..u ll. n* . I... : _ l * c ., . •' K . *
random. 1 only gate lit evidence my imprtttiop'
tvh.eh were formed from a -knowledge of the fela
•*on* subsisting between Ike partite, end thccoi
•luet iind motions of col Uaiup at the time rufeirer.
But Dr Mills farther says) “Mr* Cokmer sayt
my fetter abuses tlie ^metiiodists generally.'’ That
is also li’lrc!" It is not thy purpose here to vindicate
the Church from unmemtod aspersions. I desire
only to explain correctly the part 1 have acted in
this matter, Neither am 1 disposed to tout Dr.
Mill’s rerpemsifnlify hbout which he makes such a
flourish. J should suppose 1 , however, that *n inch-
idual who, iu one bienln, say*) **I huve concluded
to givo seine facts with regnnl to the connection
which tho Church. had with the affair between
Camp and Milton,* 1 ami In the next declares tonl,
*'mr Hodges is guilty of wilful and deliberate false
hood wluo he charges biin with having attacked
tho Chuvch”—who at one moment, asserts that
‘The.blood of Camp stains the ekirta of the Church,"
and at another, expresses surpriko '•that men pro-
leasing tabc honesttiluiMlhtits,will continue to lug
in the Church," 1 say I rhouId suppose such uu iudi-,
vidual would requite a// hit retpotiMMity to auiwcr
for his nuinurouf injestutonientH and iuconsislencies
before another umi higher tribunal.
„ .. 4 John colUMan,
Columbus Oct. lGth 1833.
Jliodist Church for one or five* years, ho is not a
member of tho church, nor has ho hoen for a length
of time. In giving a state •.cut of facts, the Dr.
should have given them ay they were. But lie now
Changes his ground of attack and says * Girdiujr
stated to M that his authority was respectable’ Proof
ofthis fact is ulso wanting. I liml no such toNtimony
in what has been published- nor did I hear li .in
court. Mr. G. did say wiien on his oxunifimtion, that
he received his siatement from respeclahlo authori
ty, and so 1 presume ho regarded it, but that ho
stated this to M. does not appear.
But Dr. M. says *• I am bound here to say that
Mr. H. is guilty of wilful and deliberate fataohood
when he charges mo with having mucked the
church,” how far he is sustained in this bold chaige
“a d- # r .ing public” may uctennin-,f , ni In^owu
words, soc his letter publislitd in the Telegraph of
tho liJth September, it commences “ J fierce ivet/wre
has been some sparing bcttceen thb Telegraph and
Messenger tciUi regard to the conned ion ic/uch the
Church had idtih *Jic iijj'air between Camp and Mil-
ton / have thereforeconcluded to give you some fuels
on the subject,”—is it noi the church about which
lie Wales. * The Methodist,* &. auotherj.Ylelhodist*
&.C are named and again and again accused, and
finudy huatiinns ‘the blood of Camp plains the
slurts of the ciiurch <f nnd al ter nil this ho charges
mo with deliberate and wilful falsehood lor stating
lie chuiged the church Let him rocoiibdu the above
expressions, with U,ndaniiU—llo writes perposuly to
show tho coniiccliou ol the church witli that bloody
tragedy and yet the church is not charged. I am
commit lor the true facts to go before '* a desornmg
public” and to abide their decision, lank how has
condemned liiem out of their own .iiomh”—
is it by pleading that the lastirnony, was not *‘ pub
lished when ho wroto”—if this be tho ground of
his justification then i regret, thnt there is reason
enough why he should determine to write uo more.
An anonymous scrihlor for the Dutnoeral, undar tbo
vouerabie name rf “ Father Fuul” hns gone quite
out of Ms way (it would seem) to attack me and
aliedguB, that 1 • received from .Milton himself the
latbrmauon that Camp was about to attack bun,
spread the report ns coming from a respectable
source and then sent Uirduer (n* the public will
suspect noiwuhsiaodiQg his irciaimer) backaguin
to Alin on lo Biiinui'in* and excite him with the
iiews’ die writer of thi» scu’rnious piece, conceals
bis name, aud tlaMiet refuses to give Up tho au
thor, now 1 give to this cha”ge u flat denial, 1 said
w ^ . up and i followed col
Jones to tho from door. He immediately ran over
tho street to where Camp was lying without his
hat. Given under my Imnd this JlUh Oct 1833.
CHARLES D. STEVVRAT.
October 10th 1833.
Georgia Muscogee County.
I ClmrlcB L Bass ik> hf.rci>J> ci-rtify llml on the
momine and at the tiinn Col. Camp wn. shot !iy
Col- Milton. <-ol. Jouos.wasin tlie back room of I he
Bank of Columbn. conversing witli flfr. Clmrlos
D. Stownrt on Bank business whero the}- hncl boon
for some time, nnd w Imn thetwn report, of tho Gun
were henril, Col Jones jnm|ieii up from bis chnu
ami run to tlie front door followed by Mr fttswnrl
Whore I had got first, immediately niter Col. Jones
gut to the door ho skirted and tun till lie got nearly
across Hie Street to Howards corner where Camp
-.van lying Ho remained at llo-.vnrds cornet t> short,
timo and then walked over In Jfiltons allien,—
When llta Guns firod ite was silling without Ins lint
nnd did not lake time to gel it hefore ho left the
Bank km wontoirbarehended. Given under my
hand this Jt'tli October, IS til.
CHARLES L. BASS.
Georgia Muscogee County.
I Josnph Bender do'hereby cr;»ify that I sruV
Col. Seaborn Jones shortly after Col. Camp vras
shot walking from Gen. ilowarda rornof’ (where
Ctimp was lying) lb Col. Miltonx otlico, and the said
Jones was not running but Was walking along
without any hat and was met by Milton nt tho fool
of hia plops nnd they then shook hands. Given un
der my hand this lUth October 1833.
WunesH, JOSEPH BENDER*
JAMES I, HILL.
TO THE PllbLlC.
I stated n my publication of the 88tli of Sep
tomber, that if Dr. Columbus Mills denied my
statements the proof was at hand, aud should bo
adduced h will he recollected that tne state- i
inents / was Compelled to make charged him with
falsehood* f did not question the veracitv ef Dr.
Columbus Milts, without being very well aware
that l had ample testimony to condemn him. I did
not seek this controversy. It happened to be my
lot to be a witness in the case ol the state nghinst
John Milton for tho murder of Josoph T Camp,
UWiTEO STATES’ HOT EL.
Travellers ilest
Flint tllccr, Dooly county,
> N Friday the 8th day ol Nav ember next will
bn ofliired xt public aale a number of Lot* «t
Hie ahnvo place, ronvonienlly end Well adapted for
Htort.a ami Itttnily ruaidflpcea, an an elevated beau
tiful alrantlon near tin riveri abounding witn an
excnllent supply of spring* of good water. It
having Uaen recently practically pruvon that the
nnvigHjion of tli'o riverenn with certainty and snfttly
bu ouected as high as this place, together with its
situation in a country settled and rupidiy settling
with n respectnlde agricultural community, All
persons wishing to embark in a mercantile pursuit
in u uow rising, healthy and prosperous section of
country are requested to glvo their attnndunce at
the',nhovc contemplated sole when tlie terms will
Do made known, which will be on indulgent in
stalments.
N. B. A lot well improved witli suilahlo and
convenient buildings for business may he had at tho
above place ifeerly applied for. 1). JON E3.
Oct lltli 31 Ids
For Sale.
THE beautiful Vineyard [Hnr
milage] ono mile and a Imlf west
ofllumilton Harris county Gi. to
gether with tho Lot of land, of first
quality SOS 1-2 serfs there aro Ten
acres in vines five yours old. and a
graatfqoantilyof young vines, forty
acres cleared Land, also a good
Dwolling House and wine cellar, together with oth-
Ouddinga. The place is very llcultbful and has
many gnod springs
Any person OcsiroUs of going in thecnltarooTthe
Vine* cotton nndcorn, will do well to visit the place
or to inquire of Ji M. Guerry Esq. in Hntittltnn.
The Alabama Journal and ISoathern Recorder*
are requested to give the same, 4 insertions .and for-
• tneiracconnts to JOHN F. D. BESSON.
HENRY COSNARD,
[LATE PROPRIETOR OF THP. EAGLE Alftl FHCERtif
hotel.
IIaa removed to that elegant, extensive, and we
known Establishment, the
HSi rK* STATE’S HOTEL
r II ERF. all those who may call, will-find him
1 dirti-used, a. usual, to spare no pains in be
stowing every intention calculated topromote their
comfort and satisfiiciion. Hie Carolina and Gear*
gia custom era, who so liberally patronised him,
when nl the RAGLE Jfc FI1CENI.V llOTEL,
(nnd to wlio*n he takes this opportunity of Under*
tng his most grateful acknowledgements.) w ill find
him ready with a renewed zenT, to accommodate
them with tho best tho market will afford.
Atluched totita Hotel, is a separate' Tenement,
appropriated exclusively lo the accommodation of
transient Ladies and Families ; to which there is a
pi ivote entrance, both in front and rear, where they
will be completely retired from the bustio of the
public department.
Hi* STABLES will be attended by a vory
careful Ostler„aud ids Bur furnialiad with the best
of Wines and Liquors.
ALL the principal STAGED
to and from Ibis City, arrive
and depart from this Hotel.
. Titis Establishment is si*
fuatc-d in a central and highly respectable part of
the city, conveniently to the I’oat-Odics and the
Hanks, and While it la behoved to be unsurpassed
by any oilier in the Southern Slates, in it* exten
sive and elegant means of accommodation, the pro
prietor Is determined to spare no exertions ur ex
pellee to render them in every respect satisfactory
to hi. cuatomerr
II. COSNARO,
Augoata, October 2d, 1833 3w-20.
word
Oct. Ift—Ul—4t
iiuttinig jtrout u “ resueoulile source I did wpai I | f ondeavburud ir, my cxiiniin..tion hulore the
could to allay b'ol. -'liltu-i s cxuilotnom., and 1 aid | coart nnt j Ji, r y t 0 so testily as to secure mb frohi
GEORGIA LEGl«L A TUBE.
election JlETl HAS.
trr Tho first natnod momuor is tho donator,
ltaklwin-MoComs* Murry.* Jordan,
itilib—sEckley, Lamar, Groco.
Iturke: Lewis, Grubbs, Bennett, Oye*
liu luckt Cone.* s. Williams,-
Buttst Cargill,* Btark,* llurkness'*
Bryan: Smith, Bacon,
l^nss: Irwin, Millet,
Cobb: Brooks, Waller,
Clark- Mitchell, Hull, Stroud, Cluyton.
Crawford—Hotter,* Ring,- Baoun.*
Ce^mhia: Avery, Robertson, While. Col,ins.
Chatham- UatJlI. Shtek, Wayne. Ha,neon.
C rerokee; McConnol* Leonard,
Cwnphalls Cochran,*Sheets,-Moore*
CarrolU Beall.* Uogors,- Walker.
Cowevn*Echols - Wood- 'Smith.
Dooly: Graham,' Botvon.
Decatur: Neal, McEIvy,* Hamlliorn,*
II -ICalb; Cleveland-, Anderson*. Mays*, rVAias .
Cth-rt* Houaton, Heard, Back, Heaiuden.
JRifin-i'lain—.Waldbauori Weiunun,
* SeUgra.*
Forsyth-'ilainmon' 1 -’ j' ain
Franklin*- Freemao.* Stunioid, .uiicjoll* Ash.
Gwinnett: Ne.bil, GrorUum, Wynn, Boring Lai
Creenb—Lewis. King, Cor.e, Rea.
Glynn: Andrew., Davis. Stewart .
Huncock—Baxter, gyer, Vinson, Brown
Heard: Awbrey*. Poddy-.
Henry—Allen, Ray.* Varnar*, SmtUi ,
Harris: Whitaker, W*dkorn, t.ranberry.
Houston—Morgan’, Lawson-, Culpepper, Ingram,
Habersham: Wofturi-, Chaslotn*. Buelmun ,
Halcomb*,
Hall: Dunnugan*. McAlee-. Bales*, Garrison,
Jasper-Newton, Ilard.oan, U VV. Holland, Mob-
Jones: Gordon*, Day*,Topper*, Phillips*.
Jackson: Lideil*. Burns', Bowen*, Pouticobt*.
Jodersou.t Stapleton. Barr, lluiliion. i
Lincoln-, Park*, Lotklmrt. Wright-
Laurens: Ke tnu, Worrim, Ulackshcnr.
loiiupkin: Fields* Walker.
Liberty: Wuldhour,- Baker, Casscls.
x.-,w-\ae»: Sli-trpe, Bbur.
1• WootlirigUL Hr-gitr..'
Morgan: Junes Floy d. Spark. Van Landrnghara,
M ,rt,., r3 -I-<ets Sptvy. Thorn ton-
...—,.-11 g.
'he Superior court for Russel county Ala
been during most oftho week employed in investiga
ting the murder of Owens Judge Harris presid
ing. Tho Solicitor General Col Picket has been
empleyod io ferreting out the testimony which was
exceedingly difficult to come nt, as it nppears no
pore -n« wore immediately present, hat HI‘3 detacli-
inontoftroeps who woie concerned in the murder:
w nlearn thut the Solicitor addressed a leiter to the
commander oftho Fort, Maj. McIntosh, stating tho
difficulty.nod requesting a surrender of the file of
soldiers who were present nt tho killing of Owens
to the sheriff of Russel county, in order that an in
vestigation niight.be had at the Ratne time forwarded
the Globq of'2-lth Aug which contain in an article
stating that the enmmander nt the Fort had had in
structions to Bid the Stnte.in the investigation. To
this request, Ike commander replied dial lie had
received no such instructions and that ho would n -t
comply nnd that the soldier who shot owon did It
in the election ofbls lawful duty. Process wnsthen
issued out for -ertuin soldiers anil suspectcd persons
in the Fort, hut without success the Maj, informing
tho Sheriff upon a .demand. Iioitig made thnt he
would not give up a u.un; an attachment was then
issued against tire Maj. for u contempt of tho Court,
I which was olso disoheyed tho Sheriff returning
! that lie could not take the Maj. without danger of
I h-- -it" ■ , .
Iknppt-ar-s nlso that a sn'ipocna was issued for
I Lieut biimmng und served but he also' refused to
obey it; we learn under this state of things and upon
the affidavit of the Sheriff thnt the force ollhc county
WU9 inadequate to sorve process on persons in the
Fmt dial lie* presiding Judge despatched a theseou.
go- to the Cnv. of that State calling on him for aid.
We have also learned that true, hills for murder
have boon found against diver* Soldiers nt the Fort,
nrnl also against olliei individuals who wore coo
cerned ih the transaction. .
ft now remains to be seen whether tne military
authority is to control the civil. Here is a handful
of United Stines soldiers within tin. bolder oflhe
Stato who hold themselves above the laws uf the
anoty, and set the laws aedtlicmlicea at defiance
,Vill Alabama submit to tip - y
not send dr. U. nor any outer person ,u Col. Mil-
Jury I
blutiio nr ensure.
testily
In tins, however, I have been
ton. I here refer tne roadci to tin: lesniiiuiiy, Lo [ iiwc lu-en assail* d with ancom
tiu’ nifltliPHtinn ol aiSl.li SfDilfiilltitir In Hit* F.niiuirur. . ... _ 1 .V .... ... .. ......... . .1 tt
rny paoliCHtion ol 28lli tioptcmbtjr iu me Lnquirur,
ami to extracts ol n touer itoiu Mr. Uiine, wlu> is
uudorstood lo tie cancel nod m iuu Editoiiai depurt-
ment of tho Deiuuurut, winch letter was handed 10
me, ue/bre i s w mat labored production ol rms-
ropiesentutiou iu tiiut paper.
a AM K, nuUUES.
Coi.umhus, October 1,1833.
Hob. Samuel K. lioitgcs.
rflii— 1 ou have proufiDly suon, or nl least heard
ot nil ariimo printed in the lioinocrat ofthis morn*
mg, uudor flic head ol Father Faai lo brother Coi-
quilt, and pernaps with the more surprise a3 yon
arc under tho impression that I urn uow engaged in
UiuioUicu. I tiUst tot yoursell, iron) your personal
knowledge of me, you coma out suppose llml. that
article did, fora ruomdrU receive my approhatou.—
For tfle informatioh of others, who ao uot kuow
inon lierccocp:’. In a letter published in the Macon
Telegraph, written by Dr. Mills lor the laudable
purposo of giving some ‘facts” "with regard to the miw 4ii(imb
connection which the Crouch had with the aflhir i Mb1noi7VfZeraV»*CoTburn,
between Damp und Mill on, ’ is Ibis slatem.ni//— Ptulonoohr Ofiha moral Fe
New Interesting
Columbus Book Store,
T HE subscriber has just received from New
York vin. Savannah the following new and
interesting Publications,
New Gil Bias df Pedioof Penatfor
The Abbess by Ain Trnllopo,
Library of Romane—Slave King,
ilfary of Burgundy,
The Game or life, a Novel,
Wild sports oftho Rest,
Legends oftho Rhino,
2 vol*.
2 do
1 vol
2 vols
1 vol
3 vols
3
1
. , ... .. , Philosophy of lire moral Feelings, J
•Voiemoii, still anoinor.Miitljouist, toid f .M.Jt-iai Ite [ f„ r a..on Nature nnd Rore/atiou,
actually mw (C.) attempt l„ sitmd him while his | l>| le J„f ail ta Annual dr a mothers offitring,
(M.) back was lurnod towaids him (C.") 1 Ins j Modico Chirurgtcal Review for April,
■ . _ . . Unitad State* by
statement / have onco pronounced to be false, and * ( Jn p en iteutinry system in the
I am astonished,ut the audacity which voutures hs j fj jj 0 Beaumont, anil A. Do To
j Wacousta,
Da Toquevillcu
repetition. I mated on iny direct examination Unit
“Col Milton puraed obliquely to the right end EmmaVby Mi»<AB«ton.
crossed over towards Dr Clifton’s—after maj Gamp ; 0 f Scotland,
had passed he stopped and straightened lumseif, \ Stylon Child, *
raised his left hand to the left breast of his coat, and | jjfjj j # on tho Fhysical condition ofmarl f
his right hand up to his loft breast, facing in the
direction col Milton was going—when lie (i>.)
faced to the right about, lie came in contact with a
I * gentleman walking immediately behind him
On* my cross cxurnination, I stated toat “when I
f told Milton of the circumstance that had just hap*
Mr. iiarttcu against its publication as soon there »
jiftcr n» 1 saw him. it is woody nt vaiianoe with
iiij/prebont lot’lings| and mj loimer ceuise, both in
m iller and manner; in prodfof vviiicli I shaft sim
ply say, th it l conducted the /•Jdilornu department
the Columbpi Telescope of Soutn Cmoima Iro.i.
1817 lift JW24, a puitua ol seven years, und ifio
Aiimnian ol this dtate from itid'd laii8.il, two
j ears more, And challenge a reader of either ol
those papers, for the u jovo periorts, to put ihcir lin
ger upon any one article puohsiied in main, bear
ing a resemblance to the otto in question, unless
printed for the purpose of censuring it.
W itti regard to yourself and Mr. tiering, 1 con-
sidei tao inirotiuoiior, of your names, in tne man*
uer tuey are, ns Wholly uiiwaianinhle. A see no
thing in yonrtwwUrtwny avail censvtraiila*, have hoi
;u*ar«l, nor do 1 know, nor do i believe the writer or
Mr Dftrilelt h.tvo heard, oi do kuow, auy thing, of
either of yon, that could be iro considered. To take
you and Mr. Doiiugf uunecesaari.y , aud hold
to the gnxe of an ueicefing puliitc, is Uieiuldre
in niy opinion, wnmon unu unjust.
(ear sir, respectful!) yours,
VViL.DIA.Vl CLINE.
SOUTHERN PLANTER,
Vol. 2, No. 4.
CQVTENTS OF THIS NUM-
OEJi.
(),i'>oual-~Ou Fenet-s ; Grout Colton
Picking Nufive Plains; A l.tisiit N ithrar.
8tUdeil~-Plasiut ol Puns ; On the use
ef Lime in Agticulturo; On Matm.-es ;
Gam i or Sesame- Grass ; llotaiiuu ol
Crops m Peu*vIvania ; Wine from the Is
abelle Grapes’; Laying Plants; Skippers
in Bacon ; Stealing Fruit ; To cook Sal
sify or Vegetable Oysto 5 Calalpa Tree
for Ft-gces; To make a Farmer: Tho ari-
vaet-vres and defecls of Agiicultural Socie
ties • A Ha' usefully employed ; Swine O-
dumeter r-r Rail Road Measurer; JOn il.e
, Culiure of Onions A cheap Stump Machine
Chappell- Budding. Italhurrord, Gibson,
Mertweihe^°W e eft»rp,* Perdue* .Sharp*
M. ii«n< Grove.,* Adair,* stnakland. *
ai^gontary-SrMoLetnore.Sfctartapd,
Mrlatasht Wood * Dunham,* King.
N^www «e»l- W illiainsO'V, ttimnw, Bass.
o»teth»rpa: Coliiai. Young, Hardeman, llubbard.
Bi'clunond'^'WttUrer"* Gl^ock .'Rhodes,* Harris*
ctowart: Conner, DismnUo..
‘^^7:“n. “Imon; Shine.*
Tro Ilf— Dnoghany, Alford Holt-
Th-i.-nas: Newman, McIntyre, Daniel.
*rnlfair: Hogpf*,* H'ilcox.*
VV 010,1: Muncnef, Harria. JorranM, Jonaa.
Vaiwa: Leaol** E-vly.* Ha-rre,* Pnm«o.
Wall we sunpiK-a th-“ Lampkia i. Governor
W »ll,we s»PP ,,,, you ,rt UK,..- l-o .objector
t,7taC.o“! .aponntendmg Urn
M •• law and 1 • oneaojulrtna*. Wnli an uw
*•'-ua.a.t. i«w. ,v« o«e toiwvimned
Poetry, &e.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The public will not expect mu io reply wUre v u l-
gnr und abua
of Columbus Mill)
-- . , w ^ uTn.^ thov would at once read
it tboy kne ( rtrttMIM ontftry upon the man;—
;n *J l *XS 'acquaintance, ’ liis pieces will
bnt without , . j e lffC ith«r devoid ol gooil
alone be pro. - of . nature 1h„ t
tliat h. can write nothing
his piece, is P 1 ^ 1 / v ri.f.„mA Min<r ore h-jc-Ii
tlie jiuhlic, an „ fthB ,i, 2 „uy of language
TO TilE PUBLIC.
It ifl With u.deigned reluctauco that » nm com
pelied to ohiruue my suit upon uns public At any
timet and 11 w pccoti«»rfy unplcuitaiit lobe under
me necexsit) ol deluadiug iny"Oli agai.istllie inipu*
tniioo ol a knowledge oi Milton* doNtgu lo kill
Camp und of aiding him by my auv.ee t.> tfioci Ids
purpose, it ia not my miention to r’icriiiiinate open
iny accuaora Accnanlion ih not pieoi, not is anutio
evidence* The ielation in widen Dr. Coliimbut
Mills stands to the doeeusod nnd the feelings grow
mg out oi tnat reialionahip plond much in bis favor,
but they do not justify or excuse bun in making
siDuaiioos Against any one Wholly unsupported by
teetiii.ony. Had the Btnements ooon coufmeii to
Columbus whess the facts aro known, they would
have been unheeded by me: but tlie publication of
Dr. Mills fvvluch 1 have only seen a few days a-
go) requires a reply of equal circulation.
in most cases a person is presumed innocent till
his gudtis made apparent. In this cnee, the charge
is inode, 1 must prove myself innocent. Howevor
difficult such a task, I think no unpn judircJ man
who will read tho annexed certificates, can doubt
uiy entire innocence.
To thorn I will only odd n few remarks. It is ob
jected nguinst mo, that /ran to Milton’s oflice with
out my hat. I did mil run to Ins oflice at all. I did run
ce.iciy across the street to where Gump was lying
and after remaining a lew minutes xoalhed Iron*
thereto Miitoutothce. It is true, / was without
nm hat ; ami to a candid and considerate mind,
this »s the IWmi evidence, that i knew nothing of the
intended attack. For if I bad known and ex
pert ed ii, I would have either cautiously remained
away, or else would have had my hat on and been
prepared to go mmthe streets There arc uonio to
whom tho s icccssful defence of Milton in which
I took an active part os counsel and which wav mis
taindti by the Law und testimony, i« an unpardona
ble offence-, and Iron them / fear that «uy defence
/ could make or anv evidence / could nddtn-e,
would do> rcceivea candidexairnnatmn at tins lime.
pened, / told him I thought Jnmp at (bat time in
tended to shoot him, hut was prevented by a gen
tinman stepping up nt that time to him (<- .’’) My
opinion ns to Lamp's intentions w hen ho wheeled
upon Milton was drawn ontby a question front one
or Milton’s counsel. Tbo counsel lor tho State oh
jected to tlie question, but the court after argument^
decided that what I had told Milton of my impres'.
sifws,. j >rmed from Cutup's motions nt (/ns tim f
nftmd to, might go to the Jury for thuur consider,
ation.
This is the testimony word for word Is taken
down by direction of tho court, thnt / guvo hi on
tliotnnl of Milton. And yot Dr. Mills has nssi r*
led ilia letter published in the Macon Tclograufi
that, “Coleman still another mothodiat, trtld (M.)
Mini he uetunlly saw Gump attempt to shoot him
while his (M.J hack was turned 'towurda film (C.)
Dr .Mills, however, in his reply (published in tho
Democrat Of tho 5tn ol Oetobei J to the statements
ol mexsrs llarWoli, Boring, Hodges, Girdner and
myself, lies materially altered his relation of iny
teiAi.Bony from lim account given of it in hie loiter
u> the Telegraph wiftten to givo “some facta with
regard 40 the connection which tho ciiuncii had
with the affair between Gump nnd Milton.” In hi*
letter uf tho’&ih of Oct. Dr. Mills say* “toaubstun*
Hate tho charge against Coleman, I will quote frorti
his own testimony.” "/ old him (M ) / thought
or brlievva that col C. intended shooting him at that
not lime, had tho gentleman spoken of prevented
him.” This relation ol ny testimony is also in-
ourruct as will be soon by reference to my evi
dence on cross examination in the proceeding part
ofthis publication.
But, Dr Mills also stales that try evidence has
not been confirmed. It i« true it does not appear
m testimony thai nir Hitchcock was interrogated as
10 hie opinion of Lamp’s intentions. Ho was not
asked bis opinion, when under examination, be
cause ho hail nut expressed any opinion to Milton as
to Camps uitcntwns Tbo reason why 1 was called
upon to give my iinpioxsions ol the intentions of
Camp tens because l had communicated those impres
sions to. Milton,. I r the Dr will read ovei the testi
mony again lie will find that /am fully sustained in
every particle of my evidence, ns to tho particular
movements nnd precise motions ol Camp at tho
time referred to
Fiddlors United Status,
Mudio on tbo observation of nature,
Eulers Letters.
//unibolts Travels,
Address to the young,
Harmony oftho Gospols,
Life oftho //ev Goo. Burdor,
Family scenes,
MisAorimusi
Life of Doet Dodimus,
Togelber with a large number of standard works
E. MGOU/2NY NORTON.
Octnljcr 10—‘31—tf
LIVE GEESE
FEATHER®
just retrieved aud
for sale by
central hotel,.
MACON OEOKGlA.
JOHN CARTER
savti of ttost.
tori Hss opened the Central Hold, in the
extensive Fire prouf Brick BaiMinc ro-
rnntly creetei) in this city. The loeii
iaJo. tioQ is central to tha busineas ofthe place
and the house is conveniently stringed for the ac
commodation offamiltertor single persons, cither aa
regular iiMratisientbooruer* Tbe Beds and Fur
niture throughout are now 1 and superior. The Tn -
blo and Bar will always be furnished witli the bear,
the market alTorcIs, and no pains Kill be spared hy
the proprietor to render comfortable and agreeable
>11 who favor him With their cuatom; and ha hope*
from his long experienee, nnd the aatisftiction here-
lofore rendered the community, to merit from his
friends and the publie a liberal share of patronage.
Ipr* Extensive and convenient BTABLEB are
attached tn the Hotel.
October 13—30-“tf
Fashionable Clothing and Has
Establishment.
G. fi. It C A. PEABODY,
Merchant Tuilors,
HAVE just rotuinod from New York
with, splendid assortment of Brua-t
clothe, cassiuicra end Vestings, const*
, ling of Black, Blue, Brown Gretnie
Adoiuid. Drab anil mixed Brundcinths, Black Bine-
Drab and fnshionable stripe cessimer,, Velvet silk
Yolanda, white and figured niarsells. Vestings.—
All of which will be iiisuttfuctured tu order by the
best of workmen, and warranted equal to any in ilia
country. Also ready inede'ciuBnngi consisting! of
Black Blue, Brown Ground Adelsid- Drab and
mixed Dross coats and Frock* of superior
workmanship, Black Blue end fancy stripe cas-
siiiier*. pantaloons. Flaia and doubted In ousted
silk Velvet Vestal Valencia do. Fancy aiito, mole
skin, coasimer do. B'hiie and figured lUierxelts of
every discription. Bliito and red Runnel shirts and
Drawora, Gingham cheeked and unbleached col Urn
shirts, Fine linen shirts Ruffiud and plain coltoa
do ruffled end plain Bosoms. Plain and pjailed sa
tin stocks, Uonihnxines, Velvet, Silk, -Silk hair
cloth, white and black camels Indr.do, Buck Akin
/lidmg U level, Film Jforsu skin ot all kinds.—
/Pi.ite kid, .ilk ana cotton do. Gum Elastic If eb
sowing silk, fForsted and cotton suspenders, Flag,
Bandanna Pongee and l.ino,. Cambric 11.Ts.
Black sulin /taliun und Canton silk Cravats, IVhit.
Jaconet do Uluck and white silk socks, Coltoji
H'orstod end-Boolieo do, riilk and cotton Umbrel
las. Also,
rAISaiOUABIIl BATS
of all qualities, Black and Drab- N B order, her*
ike country punctually attended to. And particu
lar jttumliun paid to cutting.
Columbus Oct 13 30 if
smith si Morgan.
NOTICE.
I rIiqII be flbnont Irohi tho stile three or four
tvec/.f*. JI. J. Harwell I’>q. i* ni) iliithorijred
j^gent daring roy «b«enc*». All person* having bu
tane** with me will cnll an him.
rout a. HAjtDtrrAY.
Colatnbu* Oct. 14 *11 tf
Hi
Ml
NOTICE.
RUNAWAY or stolon ftont tho
f-nbscriber living in Troup couoty
Ge. on the night ofthe 8ih iht-L «
t,rigid malluttn girl named Nancy
sometimes cnlling herself Nnnn, a
likel^igureand of good appearance, quick spokon
and with a large head of hair, about fifteen year, of
age, with n visible scur on one aide of her nock
or under her jaw. walks find moves ooickly and
with much life end aclion. Square niudo und about
five feet high. Any person'who will apprehend
said girl and lodge her in somo safe j.il or deliver
her to mo shall receive competent satisfaction.
GEORGE A. TIIBASIL
April 11 47 3t , ,
no rciurrco in. , r J VS reccittl* received on extensive lot
.Vr.Hitchcock n-slifico, ncccrdmgte the Record | f ■ — — • '
oflhe court, that “col Mi.lon canionutofKivIlns,
and met Ciititp jas*. below Kivhns nn.f .
other, linnii'di.atly maj Camp wheeled very
ioicU with tit. ryes turned en cel Milton tvilh-his j
hand upoa lla- hrc-iistof his enat-r-tlie left hre.isl ol -
his coat opened and then Ills left hand dropped I
down and the rigid hand passed over and remained
I did nnt see w.nal became
.JACOB M JOHNSON
_ reccittlv received An exmoiiive 1
naued oach I S jporfmeolive and brown cloth Pantaloons,
• ' . ’ I <lri trrnV f
do grey and steel mixed do do
do steel mixed Huttioett d«
rlo blue mixed do do
do Broadcloth dross coals,
,|„ do frock do
A general assortment superbtl* Bmlihav.ies
,r» °fot ft.eir eyo;— tlm imh.ci|ily of hi. mind,
! !mt JUn cne^ivn htm”the 'credit of writing them | ^hen their feelings Ite vk gi.en way to the dictates
lf_t e’ciiitheta are Ids—for the balance he , 0 f rau scn undthey e-mdispasaionniuly examineaU(1
hunsoti l k p !u ,j i perhaps apt in such j nc jde they may tie sine to render me justice.
-* ^j n ut uhiq tue circuiuBianuo# of the cu«e ore chw*r-
biunnir— UW tpitbull
rr^Tray'.pT-lj'lion, hisgraintnarand
! ‘ fo? mlnei b.%. “ Thu are the foci.'-
Tc"k5 ; fnd" e rd"ifocir u ing pell, drenm-
*2'*e' with a variety ol racli like evidences of
"m‘.d-.t u evident therolo.e, Hint I
“''““ “ nothing in a contraversy with . man or
wiite nothing liul valgnniy. nnd can
folly and confidently submitted tu the judgement
of tiu luiUiArual cutiHuuuiljr.
Gu.louil8d3, - SEABORN JONES.
Georgia Muscogee County.
1 hwrtsljy certify (lint vliorlly after in><j Camp in-
c »n gam
m ilher spell,tiral-d sad aganist uie»in <nnne,|iwace of thep'uhli-
nnswtia.! I tanon J made m reply to tlui piace signed Carroll l
VpTS. >“'■>< wMrJ.wa.hu
rccnivetl 5 bitrrela of prims
if
spoken Uk by the gcotlcmsll w-0 came up til him, I s-nanry -* . .
when cl Stilton pass'd «H C»l.i|t col^Camp , ^ rU<;»U«A\> DOLLARS,
"boated quickly to tho right about with his .«o to- j * Tlir nr) DA V B OKA IVINU Of THE
wnntiUin fiuuxh. wtlh hi ayes thread on Slilton,*—I ,,II ‘ “
I noticed Cutups pai'h ulxr uw uf his hand* in his j Milledgtvillt Strut Lottery,
tic plan stepping between l ™ i|,nl ! sold cheap for cash.
On Ins cross exami-tui inn, mr DMehraiok sayx U «t j-y. tte i, nB also reft
“When he (C.) wheeled round lie did not speuk struined <* *1,
ortolre fM evH»»rt «>f Milton, until when l:a wax j« nur . f y g,V-3C^- tl
is.... .s. ».„ ,ri*n• ir-1iii>n aa .df emnu ui> L) Iiitn.
rout Uik ilfi "haViiig In*’ aycx turnud oo Miltou.
anti Cmnp wn* Hltmumg »'* u til«*liiag p<M»itiun.
J\(ixm wh'itfiin tfuu* tliis Hlalum ,, iit flilwr Ifom
mine, aud bow tar i* Dr. Cohunbtin Mill* joniifiml
in deoUriAg that my uvi.Ionco in uhcorro«*oriu«d.-**
The evidence is bclfirc tbe Fablic, anti / «m hh*
ling lor l!«e unnri:jufl».oii lo judgo whttlicr uiy o-
initioD ax io Camp* intention* trim rutu*uUly
forinai. or Dot. Dr. Milk latfts Tclogiaph letter
DiMiiiiiiiit I to5tifiu I Haul I actually raw Gamp at
tempt lo shoot Milton. What h wilful and stixugo
por version! I could nut swear posit it ®ly ••
intentions of a man. llcoce Itw perfect Follv ol
the < taioineat of Dr. Mills which must have b >en
istenilad to produ^ the imprtusion that I m
wft.t tno fLACB o» s»Tuni)»r 16tir sev. IBS3.
mien will 1-0 do,,i,.itc.t in tho ivticel the grand
Frute of
ICjOOO Hollars
Ordure for Ticket, in th« shove, directed to the
Age»te".Zmg|d,e CASH,portage p.,dwffl.nimrt
with prompt .ttciilion- ® 0 Rn
,,,j. o |() Hole, V->, Q u arten B 3 M.
nholoVW, £ jjjoOUHRFY NORTON,
Agsar for lie CmvmMomere.
©swbsr 13. H»L tSAt
nmxi aaoesar
—AND—
Potreion stars
rpAIIE snhscrihcr* would inform, the Inhdhb-
3. Hants of Columbus and tiw anrrosndirf
country, thnt they have on hand and are constnik
ly receiving from Mew York nnd New Orleans,
ut tlioir Htoro in Health'* large Brick Building on
Bread street a general assortment of Grocer lets
and provisions oi superior Ijuulily, which they
will sell at wbolseah) er retail for cash or.cmui '
try produce.
no;v on Hand
fio hbls fro.«h Fjonr, .
JO hlids Now Orleans Sugar
8 boxes Havana do. .
1,000 lbs Loaf d®
3b bhls Western Wbiakev,
10 “ St. uroix Kbro,
5 “ HuUuhllGin
2b “ -America!) Gin,
30 “ Orleans Rum,
H pipe, cognitt. Brandy
6 tibia cherry Bounoa
10 •' Peach Brandy.
20 * Newark Cider
10 •• Philadelphia Ata
8 casks tlndairaWine
15 bsakets champaign
20 boxes Muscat,
100 aacka G A. Balt,
10 keg* Crackers,
& bhls Pilot Bread, .
10 hbls Apple* ilirut from N. Egh
00 kegs Lard,
30 “ Western Bailor
10 “ Goshen du
20 bhls Molasses,
00 kogs Nails,
10 tons Iron, assorted,
10 boxes Codfish,
2b “ 11. nitig,
10 sack* Almond*
30 boxes Raising
bO sacks Cofiae
All of winch will bo disposed of Ito IbW »* they
can bo porchiuad in th* eontlwru country.
-i liny Itave regular aguqta iu Uw otuaa oT New
York and New Orleans by whom they will bu
coo dandy supplied with frush artieln in them tins
by which they will always M able tnfunuah the best
those markets afford and atmodurtle price*.
• WILLIAM BEARPBLKK St Co.
FLOUrTWHISKEY, Syc
✓tn tK autweiibev ia nosraxweiving by Bargs* an
3L xtanaivu supply uf Frreii Grocenas among
which are: .
100 Bbl*. Freeh *upuffins Flosr ground in Jnly
IbO Utils snpenor Ry« Wbtsksjr,
A targeqa^ty ut-tartMtam^.Gin^
Sap# 21—