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Newspaper Page TextOf inquirer. 18 PUBLISHKD Every Day—Sunduy* Excepted. at six dollars per annum. m Aomruvnurrs conspicuously in«crt*<i, ntth* lUXtr* 1 n Of UOtccliln (fcnpircr. ILISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING \j3_T*fo Doilaiw and Fifty Ckvw per annum, irnble invariably in advance, or Tiuu s DoLi.AR.-i u ot paid In adranen. paper will be dDcontlnued while any arrearape e, unleaa at tLe option of the Pul lichen.; ami Dollar* will, in all cases, be exacted where lent l« not made before the expiration of the Hption year. ADVERTISEMENTS uplcttouily inserted at Oar. Dollar per square, tfthefirst Inaertlon, and Pirrr Crwrs for every ii-«eqacnt continuance. A square In the Knqu'.rer the ipac< of eleven line* In small type, contain- ju. AprcnnnMKNrs publUlied nt the utanl rate* id with atrict attention to the requisition* of the ;ci*T Sorter* over rigid lines charged at the rep- tr advertising rate*. Communication* Intended to promote tho private isds or Interest* of Corporations, Societies, .School* Indlrlduals. will be charged a. adv«-7tl«ements. lesirable Residence for sale THK HOUSE occupied by ibacril— “ awtf *n n i day is NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS! nr Books of the Hecolvrr of Tax Return* arc t,ow open at the atorc <»f Messrs. REDD, JOHN- A CO, an I all Tax payer* are requested to give eh Tatra without delay. I. r. BROOKS. T. R. M. 0. ilumbns, Ga , April (i, 195!* dwtf JUST RECEIVED BY HOWLLL & JOHNSON, ;SiiLlell DAIRY CIIEKSF.; iperlur Smoked lteef Tongue* . Copartnership. R. A- IV. ALLEN aud D. M. DENISON have en tmd Into Copartnership In the Manufacture no*! . .. — **-•--it and All-lie „ Al.I.KN, I>. M. DENISON. Coumbua, Os., Feb. 24, 1WI9 dwt Marion Betliune, A T T 0 R N e Y A T L A W , Talbotton, Georgia, ilflLL prepare Declaration* lor persona *V entitle to Bounty Land and Pensions, iderthe late Acts of Congress ; und pros cute al 1 claims of that naturn. March 6,'A3 wti White Sulphur Springs, Moriwothor County, On. THE MAUKS HOUSE, nt thl A l*aM IxMie Krvivtc. The Democracy of the 3d Cutig’easioi .tl District of Alabama have revived the war upon the Adjustment Mcnaure* of I860, because Mr. Jt bUB sustained them a* "a finality” of ibw slavery agitation of IhuC period. Mr. Judge stood then, as he Mauds now, upon the Georgia Platform ; und can Mr. Chop TON, or any other National Demo crat, show so clear nr so consistent t record ! Those measures, it is admitted, inaugurated the great principle of Congressional non* intervention, except for the purpose of ^ protection, in the Territories, The Kansns- , Nebraska bill of 1834 recites this, and declares that it finds its precedent in the legislation of 1830; and is any National icon over the Black Republican candidate, I with just enough votes lor the Democrat to , defeat an election by preventing the higheM | candidate from getting a clear majority. Democrat prepared to make open war upon ..... , 1 1 1 I I he second trial took place Issl week, when the Democrats (very faithful “allie • l*ior* fit und Practice. J‘he ini. of M e ‘'natural alliarcc’ hem til.- Nortlivii' D it .-. .. V 'Hid tl.' ?»> utfi has been icp. ti.il m. ..It#.. • t> *i ;.• • • « few believe there is somet. mg n. i'- I recent events do nol ulleily Ul»pel tit. illusion, we have still another instance •> ita falsity. At the regular election in Rhode Island there were three candidates lor Congress I Palmerston again Premier and Buisell For in one of tho Districts—a straight Black ! eign Secretary. Republican, a conservative American who J •mg AUSTRIANS EVACUATING ITALY hud formerly acted with the Block Republi cans, und u Democrat. I he result if thai a Urge plurality lor the Amer-] \ KVV York, j uno ;»G.—The sioainship AIMMVAI OK THK BREMENT, COTTON DULL Resignation of (lie Do by Ministry. *“ genta!” I ■' 7 ’ 1 " ar,a " *•■««« '"« «'»') Sei'Ul- | Letter from lieu. s. A. I>ou K ln,. , 1,. Soul, Jen, M I A letter Bum Jurirenlem of Mny SS. in tl.e I J u ,L“sT n*’., J !""’ a3 ‘T Tbt “ f The b:,tile of ».g.-nla In. derid'd mtiny j U,liver., give, an account of ,onto 1, 1 “ „ “!° "f ■ i questions, ami put an end to many tin cor- i ious seem * which took place in the church i ' "*'' V ° • *° * biwing letter, explaining hia - t'.iutie, Thi. victory U. hur.t on , in Z, city on 0«ll T'' 1 like w clap of thuniler. A great engage- Friday: .. ’* asiiinoton, June 22, 1850. •rn. nt was expected, but it was believed that , ‘-The services of NVednestl .v ,,n.l '!*!.„« ‘ ' ,W i SVr . ; 1 hnvo ^ct-tved your Idler ■■ ■■■ - ■;-~|•-» ;"nr , .uni a. it w«ir. ixmii «• • i tunyes. n ] l.tlin* m tho church of the Holy Sepulchre, ! vention for the Preside.itial nomination. ,l " - I 'he hii.pt t»r Nupoieoii, tins | w .. f ,. „,,t trouUetl by the (frocks and others. ! W, ' ,oro this question can be fairly determin 'd Friday the CSreeks invaded the I r<1, \\ Wl11 1,0 "MevsBry to underatnnd di«* 'lunch, ami. during the celc- IH. A III Of' : t t i: R N i skillfully foreseen and per ed ; while to tltu Ausin.n. surprise und a disaster, tiyulai believed that the main Inwiy allied forces were massed in the six 4 * ■ non* I of 'he tl.* tde • < (he Hi emeu, front Southampton, has arrived ;his port, with Kur.-pean dans to the 141li instant, Liverpool, the Kansas-NebrusKa bill I It so, smg it ; it Will be at least consistent, if not just. But how stood Mr. Clopton in respect to tho sets of 1830 1 W c understand that in his canvass for Congress, in 1833, with Capt. Abercrombie, he too acquiesced in anti accepted them as a finality, at least in those portions of the District in which they were most popular. He had been a fire-eater in ’30-31, but being of an accom modating turn in politi>s, he gracefully “acquiesced" in 1853! It will be remem bered, ton, that our Georgia Democracy, qtout the aame time, not only accepted the Compromise Measures of 1850, but actually shoved the Whigs and Union men ofT tho (ieorci't Platform and took possession of it themselves! In our opinion, it waa to thi* audacious manoeuvre that they were indebted for their success in recovering the State, ami we know that it was only hy toady “acquiescence” that tho Alabama Democracy again obtained tho ascendancy alter their drawn battle in 1851. In repu diating the Adjustment Measures of 1830 now, both arc kicking down the ladder l.y whirh they re-ascended supremacy. Wo have heard some curious reports about Mr. Clopton’s engineering on thi* und kindred qqeslions in 1853, ami us soon ns we can learn thi facts more definitely we will have'mtm* to say about them. South !) withdrew their i pniied the Black Republic —the rule being plurality shall elect. The alliance Was unsuccessful, how- I ever ; the American candidate, Christopher I Robinson, receiving 3.2U0 votes, and the Black Republican, Thot. Davis, 2.5UU votes, j with a few scatti ring. j The 11 udi is, there is nothing now so harrowing to tho feelings of the Democracy, I both North and Houlh, as a coiimt*stive, | national organization of tfie Opposition. They will help each other, evt iy where, !•• thwart the progress of u movement that they know will surely hurl them from power and put an end to their schemes of sec tional agitation and parly compromise for the purpose ol retaining office. Hotb will find, when the next Ccogtess meets, that the Conservative element is much stronger than they hud any idea id'. , day. 13llt, amounted lob.000 hale exporters took 1.000. Tho market was ve dull ; prices .stonily ami alighily in favor tho Greek populace to assemble in the. bo* during the Holy Week, and they the tween Alessandria ami the Apennines, nil j t ine gotesque dances,aceompuuieil by tho Fratrco-Sardiniun corps, by one ol the , lI1( | yell-, the singing of horrildo finest movements recorded in military Inst..- | the clapping ol hands. They present •Motts ! r >'. rapidly advanced from the right ilink to ,.„ U s sp-ctaele, us they uie haggard ..nil dir- which I the extremity of the left. It was only at the | , v< near nothing except a wretched shirt tincily be cond the Litii.s, | w ill, tiiu democratic pony nliall dotorimun b»'n "l the j in tin: Presidential election of i860, to nd- i ilie i-litireli | m re to the principles embodied in tint com promise iiuuifeoroH of 1850, and ratified by Binidnintrs were dull ami t|uoiaii.)ns nnm* The weather in Lnglai.d waa highly In- vnrublc tor the crops. Pi'.visions and produce generally dull and sales unimportant, The Derby .Ministry f Kuglnnd have re signed. and Lord i ulmerxton lias been ap- P'unit'd to the Premier-lnp Lord John Russell is Fo right ll rus only ut llio | jy, aIh | «xcartu last moment that tho Austrians perceived I und tl.uwrrs. this change of position : and their precipi- these scinnlaloi late retieat shows that they underslood imminence of the danger which menaced | of Good Friday i them. Very lilile was wanting to prevent Gen. (ivulat from gelling out of Iho Lucnel- Ihis nt all. Gen. Neil, whom I.e supposed the direction of the lake, Tito ek clt as they stop them it they pleased. In ind the iVllllO.lt though m> ncY Ansirinns had . Lodi. Cologne ig Placenta, they blew Anct * of (lie Atistiisn army, threw nil the I he had under hi* hand—150,000 it i spoken of—on tho allied columns, new oiitr itje. 'Pile Roman Ualiiol.c r|. ol pilgrims having entered with the •n of in..king * solemn procession, Ir.gbtlul tumult under the great nr the mcred tnonumcni. und st oekt anil Arnienious figfiling vui ts (Hid sticks — the combat being on ml Willi tho fearful vociferations. W ben the cm tl.ct time, the combatants separated 1 | going • tho eh. i.l for —the I towards the i tlixtiled I Dally Hacks will ad Messrs. Vernoj hstmuy prefer coming direct Imni Columbus. MARKS A S»... . June 10 dCl «Tt I IiATBST h’SLKrtU VPRM; NEWS ! ! HOSTILITIES COMMENCED! TKE.1IEUH.I K sACHIflti:! *50.000 WANTED. DRY GOODS FALLING __ ASH A TREMENDOUS RUSH EXPECTED. W E, (meaningexortly whal we *'.y.) Inn nd rloslng outeur large, rich, and most exrellenl stock of DRV GOODS Ready Made Clothing, A Very Important Declaration. The letter of Judge Dol’d LA H, which we copy to-day, hn* gnat significance in it. It is a distinct ami emphatic announcement that he and hie friends will not go into the Charleston Convention, or hit bound by its , action, unless it adopts the platform of ,_..d will hereafter be kepi ’ n . under the personal supervision and I Squatter Sovereignty / He Oates Ihr fuse I i'lg'-ni-UKly, ""'I <-o.irlu.ivaj, late from ZOO to 800 guesU in a romfortal.lc style, ( t | lt , vrliole party is cointllillcd luring the lesson now opening. I . ..... .... doctrine. In his ulluei.'ii to .Mr. Buchanan’s letter of acceptance and hi* interpretation of the meaning of the Cincinnati platform and Kansas-Nehrnskn bill, Mr. Douglas is nlily sarcastic upon those Southern Demo crats who arc now repudiating Squatter Sovereignty and contending lor protection to slavery in the Territories. He pretty well t-stahliHhe* the fact that he ulands by the position of 1854 and 1850, while they have deserted slid donied it. (Jp’on this issue, there im no doubt that he will be sustained by a majority of the Northern Democracy ; ami there is no more doubt of still another fact—without the co-operation of Douglas, ilie Democracy stand no chance , to secure a single Northern Slate in the Presidential contest ol 1860, if indeed HATS AND BONNETS, I * ,i - b In view of this derided stand by Dona las. “President Pierce and Mr. Iluchatian.'’ Does the Times suppose the public vision is so ohactirr, aud Democratic credulity so perfect, that they will close their eyes, and political | drink in, without nauseating, a draught like the following, to lie l<>utid in its editorial of the 25th inst. ! PhKSIDt.ST PlCRCB ASP M«. Bf’IUNAN. - The Democratic State Convention of Geor* j gm, which assembled June 5th. 1855, passed j the following resolution in rrlaimit to the I Administration nl President Pierce ; lion. Howell Cobb was the author; to wil : 1. Resolved, Thai Die Democratic and imtit.na 1 principles declared nnd set Mrili in | the inaugural address und annual im »*nges j of President 1’ierc. no« t our c rdnl appio- j vul,and that ho isenlitlcd io ilir tli.ii.ks .*1 ill. , country lor Itis cnlorccment of nn.se princi ples and thr signali ir and nppi"tal ol toe Kansas Nebraska bill. Ins hiu.liil cx. ciuioi, ol the fugtlivu slave law, Ins curious vetoes, nnd oilier measure* ol ndmini-uuMve prdicx in conformity to those principles. The following rcsolmion whs passed at the" Inn* Dctuocra'ic Convniiiion, which 1 ussembled oil the 14■ li in«t., in relation m ' the Administration ol President lluciianuii, i p but could not \ ille thai the o, of a Ministry ) er-toit and Ru» ton and had an The London Tin.cn sayi on and Russell ate in fa i.nk (lint Austriu ought elehrnted Pru*sinn Priit 'as lirst summoned by il of form a Mmisirv. Tl wards satibiicd by Loi It ussell. lied I: r-'M.I which leads from Hull'.lorn to Milan. The shock was terrible, and the combat most sanguinary. Tho result staled by telegraph is deplorable lor humanity, but glorious ioi tho Purnell arms. A strange thing it i* thai it is Genc.ul J. Me Mutton, whom the Aim- >r the ridge* of the Apen- have decided the victory ! returned the ago of Magenta on the J „ | IU ge lamp of the ihcir church, v tho rotunda by a «j Armcniuiii collecting i Democratic party people in the IVesidcuiial ; j 1*5“. and r«*ntnriiif*«I in Ille Kansas Nrhrns- I '! | wi »a’ ! P'3L o. d inc.irporau I in the Cim* alml- ciumiii platform of 1856. as expounded l.y dr. IS.icImmui in Ins b ur r accepting the loiiiiiiatioii. ..oil approved l.y the people in ns election, in I lint event, myliirnds will n; at lihrny to preeenl my name to tliu .'on Mini ion . il they hr e proper to do so. If, hi the contrary, it slinll become tin* nolicy i . ■ ,* , ,, 'I >'•- Jiarly. wliicl, I d»„m>, I o' ' >" hKecim™. • »i-»' * . IO repCiLsic III. , lireir time lion- : K *.•««»! veil, I lint we are in favor of tenon- •’.d principle ..-n vs!..-I, u.- i.nvo achieved , ,I "! R ''‘V’" ’ PX I" nditure* ; of securing o many pn rn.ioj triumphs, and, in lieu o| ' ° “ ,n,r ■•" ,rp °* 'he benefiin li. in the Coiim-ii ,.. . nliall interpolate into V 'public doninin j ol gnatding the ballot he creed ol ili*- parly such new i-.su, ., ,, s ! “gains! al undue inll'ionco lrom,federal trade ora I ,,,1 * l PBr " • “baetving our neutrality laws tones I 1 , " ur (n'nttes with inreign powers, anrl ’ ' fxacung front foreign powertf the like United .Sr slavery in the T Constitution of the | j in event i could t tal tins nitMvor « To J. li. Ihtrr, K«q., devotion i trinns thought i • hurled i ! hit airy • , J*"’". 1 of a late date. I j,, 6 •rd lo the Con- the Hr I • rutnoreil Louis Nnpoleo return to f iance, und, that I'e lie h it comintiudr r-m-chiel. lie Austrians, in retreating, Iclt 1 t their cannon and provisions in iribllUil u . Led lilteeu ntiitdred Ausiruins, ■ tnarclimg auainsi him Iroiu lltei carrying serve under Lord I’uL *l»"k of tltu lier. | Joseph, who, whilst his s savs, Lord.. Palmer- . mg crushed and touted . 1 * ‘ ' Duly, and j Ticino, was engaged in knowledge inforcouieiltH which r.t must now occupy himse bleeding ami Tho Kiiijieror Fi the I,.hie the irritation i ‘ M3 * lliey smashed the lamps of th H'** | and two of their sacristans, wli ' r,, ‘ j pla'forin above, even threw . h'tis seme lasted I hr* e-quarter w hen a l.ud v o| I'm Irish troops osnhed. That while we givo Brown the credit of permi ii Ins Demoernue predecessor, A Platform Implicit Cuough. 'Pho following sound resolutions were recently adopted by an Opposition meeting in old Elbert county. The adherents of tho National Administration will find thorn sufficiently explicit both in stating wbst tho parly is opposed tu, and what it ia in favor of. Has any Democratic meeting in Georgia been equally plain and outspoken f If to, we have nol seen its proceerlings : Resolved, That we are opposed to tho reprisonled hy Nl * elected ; footho imbecility, the dishon v. tlm enormous prodigality and corrup cliiinih Hgaiiisi foreign powers ; eosslnl aitempts to sul.aidixo a venal press Will, public money ; for hi- toleration of the outrages..I the .Mormons; Inr his notorious sacrifice of the interests of tho South in order io stmngilien Ilia party at tho North ; nnd for his minuff.st efl.irts to conconlruto nil iho powers ol the government in ilia rit.li-hes or nrnliiliitn ! J ?* ,,co l ' ,wor,J " u " l ond of arlminisiaiing Lev,.ml i' e « lh ® guvernmsnt upon the ruin that our pres . ’ 1 U “ . T ’ eiH lJlSlitlltii.il* ,.,.r ........... 1 institutions, our present territory, and i " ur «*" people, uro more to be valued than j »ny other iriHiitutions. other territory, or other people. Resolved, That the .South Iihh nothing hope either from the opnn er Republican party or the Huplii j who manage the Democratic party; und no'ion of ii* State conventions '.V.*, .-innda undivorced from ndminisirntion of Mr. Buch- vote with tbe one is to uphold him under no ci le in a traitor ami a iraiior to ■bind , the soil of Upper Duly. striking nil they j .' The Iluttic nl «>lugeul:i cl.) . lI.e Roiltsc .lids The French had passed • In- river Add. W'luiti/nl jjondoii, had duelinod its. Tho AiikINiiiih had ev .eunicd all the Foil li was reported llint the Austrian I'.mper ir would ink. eonimand ol his army, am ict i n the delensive. (iiirilinldi threutens the lower Tyrol. The French Adriatic lleel imd been laigel winch by tin heaps <>l , ed about, ’carnages • hurul, crops tr.mi|.lcli ItoU-CB plundered -sii i inspect the field ol the glorious on Watunluy last. Mv p.m i- to describe llto liearln ndmg < dreadlul vUect of urlilL n ; 1 bodice, Imman limbs Bcaltri* i this t. and \ •' The is the deplorable n, however, M.igen- their procession. Wiriil origi al v caused the tumult Was (hat the Greek- |.,ii.scsseil ihcinsolves of h portii.it nl ill" church w hich bail been set apart ft.i Iho Copts, who ore under the protection of tlm Armeuimi*. i I i.i.t’HTii At ion og Law.—A grind story was rib* hi mir city (Ills moriuiig, which sHives In illustrate that “poHsessioii in nine point* j of law.” A is u rather sharp lawyer, an I i resides next door to B. The Imuses A and •lailorm nr party shall iiittiirim; Hirliaie ihe x\ hole schetn in to lie our hands and uli tlm folds ol it mink luther the Vila! power ol " ••• • ' the Aiucncai, *‘ ,u I rtnrrl licarcr i ' '•> ) ..in,,' rc-ndot, entitle him Item le other mads less nHvnntn- t d ure declaring dividends ol and we mill believe that the ■old, or if not sold should be lint in our opinion the impro* nt of the Bond i« ntoinly nun >'made in ihe \eni 18,37 —by party, anrl then gnllant stalls -f.l-iii)in II. Hill, nod :o the i ,i.'V„o"S.-idw.iy"wl."Ul!P. i the lasting gratitude of the Hill i copy i > lotv nfiden Buchauun. tho I’residcnt ol ihu United Stales, and that die Democratic and National principles declared slid set forth in Ins Inaugural Address ond Aniiuol .Message* upon the ul.jecl ol Slavery meet the approbate ihe Georgia Den d .II.'i titer lii'lc , now willing these lines hours murk Additional lay the Nova Scotian. ' tri iiiomloua slnmgle, lor it waa llirn Alter Ihe retreat id the Austrian* from r,,,uk ' ,|, «! ur '"« ,,u ’ ” Bologna, tl.e Curdimil Legate departed, and I '»« iun.Hure is lo he loi.ml, not cv.. the itiunicipalily proolnintcd Victor Eiiiaiiaul I to sit upon. M ime of the details 1 r Diciitlor. I on Saturday were not quite cotter publicly extolled i r, |,| KVJI1M captured by tur troops urrlcd him u mill* |VVi . my , (U , „, ur# l W us led into *i’lm Weimer Afilung ofliciully niitiouiices I *' y “ 1 hoshowid no . uni* oi thut tlm Emperor of Austria will forthwith 1 which were cap urc.l at 1 Metro a. assume the commniirl in chief ol the Aus- 1 Vercdli. The battle '*• .Mugciita tlipy piirnlivn strange walks to the eon for $3.30, and sc dv A lo LSarihaUli's deeds l II, ami dumps the coal The lawyer'* man sees thy cr rd ami gels whceli.arrow ami sh> Clilldrun’** A JlLvt's’ rial*, LADIES and GENTS BOOT* and SHOES, WE have thl* day mtatl/ redu. trf article in o <• alii ».'ll at Ii'h and of its inevitable consequence if the Southern Brmocrncy tukr taaue with him, it become* a very important nnd urgent query, What will the Democracy of tho South do about it ! We believe that they will auhataniia'ly yield, next year, to the requirement* of th* Little Giant. But we are glad that Douglas lias announerd tl;ia stand now, because it makes the issue which he presents n very impoitsnt, if not a paramount one. Politicians can no I, make’thelr longer dodge it, because Douglas is » for- midship aspirant for the honors of the next Presidential term—the only delegates yet •circled to the Charleston Convention are part In the ex- j open friends of bis, and the indications are s of two-thirds 825 I of 1| "' dvlpgBlionai thi* K-ry l*U« that they will be welcomed with our uau.tl courtc»r I will greatly help him to do it. Let every ‘ 3d a wllllngnea to serve them promptly. , . . , r _ . , . , Tiatu—Ikrlctly cash when good* are delivered. I Candidate lor nlnct*, then, lie tnaun to com- G W. ATKlNsON k CO., I nul hiaiwrlf distinctly upon the riuesliou No. 70 Broad Ktreet. 1 Coombui, Ga., May 111, 1S.VJ wtf j of Squaltor Sovereignly and supporting Douglas. Tin* people may rest assured that Organdie Muslin*, Uie co»t of Importation We have a large stock of Itonnel*. Ladles, Mi*«e* Knd Children’* Flat*. Ribbon*, Rusche*, Flower-, Ac. which we are determined t*> (.Her at Greatly Reduced Prices! Ourtlylr* and stork of Ladle*’ Hlir.es are superior and of th* best makrr.*, aud arc now offering at pri ce* which Ladies will certainly think very chcnp- READY MADE CLOTHING, Of which we have a very »r lerl stock, we are de termined to close out, even nt a great earrltV atkthnislu want of the article to i " selections, and then prlro them. French Lace Mantillas! We have a fine selecUnn of the above, and will sell j Ibrm remarkably l»w. I We believe that promptness o eruUon or fulfilment In every lnsiaure • promise dent gu* to give us ari early call, I that they wlU bo welcome and a willingness to serve them pr«r Little or no difference to be see two resolutions 1—when in the for ^ Democracy of Georgia “tlintik" President | <)igiit*. Pierce for "o laithful execution of law, and ! Large enforcement of the prineipl. a set forth in his iniiugurul address and message*," «V‘\, and in tho latter they *uy they approve "I “the Democratic und National piti.ciplcs dee lured and set forth in Mr. IDtrliai; in’* inaugural add re** and messages,” vVc. Thanks and cordialapprovut lo President Pierca for having dune so much,—simple approval of Mr. Buchanan for placing on paper their principle* (they do not anj It it* own) without having the iiilrgrily lo enforce Little or no difference, *ny* tho 'linns. Ia ther*) no difference in doing und declar ing! They thunk tho one for having done his duty,—they approve the other for having told them ^1* duty. Will the pi-oplo of Georgia sec little nr no difference in the two set* of resolutions 1 Doe* the Democracy «ce none! Why should the Times so unbluoltirigly attempt to delude the loo willing votaries of the dry rot monster! Is the popular delusion so strong that tittle or no difference can be seen between declaration* and deed*! and that, too, specially because the Times may any there is neno! Vetily, Democracy ! thou arl God, and the Times is thy prophet. had ordered Hi army lo a position, which waa to tin occupiei m tliu most advuntUrffiuii.-. tiiniiiit-r. rite A il e t r i a dm having ovneuuted Mo begun by i , ullhough i ad then i full rut real towards i I trouble" that In* coal doi inforcenientb were about t Lord I'almo gr. ss in thu formuiimi of Ins cablin' was expected on (lie smiling. It was n in had been appoint)' ' i order had been issued lur ihu inobili- n ol thu 1‘riiHHiun army. vkkpool General iMarkcts.—Flour very dull, nnd with a declining luck . uradvanced guurd winch hud | tin 1 Ticino ut Bulfalorn. ' One battalion ol Zunve* and two I nie* of the same regiment, together with I two regiments'ol Grenadiers, all belonging I I to the Impeiial Guard, were suddrntly at- j i tacked by 516,01)0 Austrians under the . rdci | of Gun Zobei. Our g-illanr allies had threw ! liattcrii'H with tin III, hilt only two fir Ll pier es were broi.glil !«• piny upon the advancing | J columns ol the enemy. You must not! i lorget that the country Which lies between j j thi* village und Alil'late Grnsso here, my cuuntiy friend, I Imuglit a coal of you and y<>u have not ihdiv- ” nays B as soon us lie had found the id finding IV a load ol You bought III" load nnd paid •liveml ll," said the eoal dealt) I ere the thought struck B llm I in In* iieighlior's (the lawyer’s) yard, iiiitiic.liultdy divined the mystery is lor tlie lawyer's office, n i in, thus acrS.sIcd him : Mr. A, suppose you should I 1 I, and (lie man should pur ii i 1, wliat would you require ol i who appropriated llieroul !' Well, sir,” said the lawyer d hy numerous canals, which supply the ! e,u "' r 'o-ikc him return Ihe coal ur pay the to Iho rice fields of the rjjstnct. All j • I' 11 "' »”• »»«’ d dcelin- i |R W fields hud been, ol course, inuitdalud * N •’’/ HU " 1 11 • ‘‘J UH| B«ve me steady, j ,„ r UK rciuliurol purposes, so that the guns | ’ Tl "' l“^.v r gerftly drew thirty OltO Day Later from Europe. except on the mull mini, Which, hy-llu-l.y, gt-KBEc, June V*7 —The sicninship Nova ! is narrow, ami hy which tho Austnuiis were Scotian, with Liverpool dale* to the 1.3ih , advancing. Tho right wing of the french iimtutn, Iihh nrriveil ut tins port. i mlvanced guard, lints aliacked, was luimed I lie sulca ol cotton in Ltvetpool lor three j nientioned Hoops. Five other diy.nmoumcd lo 1C,000 bole., ol wlilr-h Iho loiponol 1,000 were inlien on opeculaiioti nnd 3,500 j tur export. The market closed qnir upon the pluilortii tIt.iui>ll he should I Democrat if Convui which would perm sah'ly say lor Souili ler ciiiinieimiu'O, siih- hucIi party, idatform, II ' Allred D the invitation extended liis L'llow'.enixi n* ai this plnco (GriHin) ilie political condition oi itic Uiiihii. A hirhecuu, on ilie most exietisivt* aci lor tin rrlre-iimoiit ol all who may hoi our city wiili tliutr p^ptouce, will he prep ’•liirL'pendeni.*,” ‘‘Oppositionists,' every county i.lres dved, That the effort of Gov. Brown, message upon the Bank Bill in 1857, lo excite prejudices between our citi zen*, fnnnde i on difl''rence to their wealth proves Ins unlit ness lur a station that ro- quirics an impartial hearing toward* rill the citizen* of the State. I «T A rather loud game of euchre, we learn, wan played the other dny on board u steamer at the levee. A four handed crime whs quietly progressing ; the deni er whom wo shall rail A., had just dealt, and turned up it j ick lor trumps. It., the the until next t ■ him, passed, and remarked | that it poker was the game his hand would he Home. It was U.’s say n< Xt ; he also 1 pa«sed,arnl udded if poker w as the game ho would have something of n bund loo— I “And so would 1 have a hand,” said A., “if you’d just let me take up tho neck- head." Alt agreed to cliutigc thu game to I poker, und Let on Ihr hands they held, whilst B. und (!■ consented that A. should j ditfcard and lake up the j*ck. 1J., who j held lour queens, opened the game by a bat • invited to Le present. The surrounding I ol ten dollars. (J., who held tens, was unites, il is liopc l, will fretul up largo dele- hlulfctl by this, and look ail outside Beal with hi* friend 1). A. saw B.’» ten mid U""r« nnd Kc|».rtw. m Ihw »"d ■0l-»»- 1 l|. ,| lal „„a worn rtt- ; Blni'e. i“ll ni0M will. » !7n I »» .*«“»• A '. H 1 " 1 •» tl" """"-y Ir Anti last, tinntgli, declining. Guru very dull, a null, in. Ll j tb.n,7. W, !(! ff |>nnii'l, lit. Becks. I'i YV. Beck. CommMtc of liter j had, some Highly r whom nperia! proparnlioua ! marking that cordially invited me all ' 4'omeeveryliody ” Invitation.—Wm. Critten- ‘Clits from Ins pn -Wliut .1*..., j owe me three dollars u | ished It. Iniii'lcd i ' said the nstoi Hu uie, Jol Who ii Dei Consul* were quoted 'I’m'ad vices Irani Manchester aro favora ble ; there was a Latter feeling ill the uiarkr'. More Nullification. Concord. N. II.. June i>4.-Tho House ol Reprcaeuioiivea have panned a bill by u vole nlnsi 1 in.punishing anybody aiding per* >(is I'lnimed . minion n|>ri*unme nt , and lor life SPRING GOODS! REDD, JOHNSON & CO., BO Broad Ntrrrt, Columbus, (•*., IJAVE 1b *tor* and are dally receiving n*w and ri- AA ecaoldeilin* In Plain and Fancy Silk*. im inciuiialu* Feeplr*, K»q., of For*) th, ia recommended by a correspoi.denl of tfie Griffin Union a* the Oppoai'ion candiilata for Ccngrrsa in the 3J District; nnd A. R. egant de*l|n« iu Doui.ir 8klrt Baya<lcrs A Check SUka. Black and White Moire Antique and Rep Silk*. Gro d'Rhine, Taffeta, and Barathea Mlk*. •AREGLX, OROANDIF-S and JACON'F.T", In Rot.e A Is:*. Robe A Le* “t Volant.'#. Rohe A Le* losonora. Robe A Le* ¥ Jupee. Robe A Di Alineda. PRINTED Chally*, ChinU, MUSLIN GINGHAMS. BrUllante* and Lawn*. 8UETLAND, ZEPHYR AND SAXONY WOOLS. LACE SETS, BERTHA’S AND SLEEVES, t Awls* Sett* ; Embroideries of all style* ; I Jaconet Set*. Domestics ond l.lntn Goods. Feb. 20, lut dwly D. P. SLLI8. B. II. MATU18 ELLIS & MATHIS, AKCnoX and COMMISSION KKKCHANTS, Columbus, <»o. Will glee pnunpt attention to tin* *ale ol Karehjandiae. Country Produce. Kcgioea, Furnitura, Vehicle*, Stock, Real Eatate, kc- Will also eiee particular attention to Renting Real Estate, Hiring Negrue*. Ac. those who refu»e to show llnur hand* con template a concession to D .ugius and hi* doc:,in.. I,c. ...... .uclt obu.n (flic, fo, ^ E _ , u „ 0 , l)r , <h, .‘[i.inciplp advanced >n effec. nol | (|)<i fie|J 0 llw „ - h.gKway rubbery upon ll.. Sou.l., | g(b f r „ nU , heallli ciiiises sei Inmily, who wish He ha* tv l.ale und liilercMlng from Mexico. Nr.vvOm.KiN*. Juna 2<i.—The steamship i the 1 A conduct#, wiili 8.5,000,18X1 of*pe in comparison with which the Wtlmol u iBfrar ,j , Proviao was mere genteel swindling. ) carry both these i | 0 ft tliu City ol Mix do | ed tiy < believe that tfiey it with the gentlemen unnird above us ituir JET The Democracy ol Georgia i* 2eal- I standard-bearer*, or with other aide und cra.ly ,up|i..,iin* ih» Admin,..rnlion. Ji , Ur has cordially endorsed its measures, nnd J 1 1 — will rnr.y id, ».« Sr »n ovr.wl,. inline > ty Tlm M,w H«mn»hl„ H majoriiy in the Duliernatorial election. I . . . , [ JFoiA. Stoles. resenlativas lias, by a nearly unanimous That’s ihe u-e made of the resolution* vote, rejected on a final reading the “per- of the Georgia Democratic Convention at a aunal liberty” bill which it had passed to a distance. The Democratic pap era of other I third reading a ‘lay or two previous, borne Stales ore already preparing to claim the secret influence caused this sudden change, j dollars The re-election of Gov. Brown a* a triumph of i and it w«s probably a remonstrance from the Administration. It would sorely puule j alarmed Black Republican leaders else- the astute editor of the States to name a j whore. "m,«iU.e" Of th, Admmi.lmllon j [T r A a i>p „7h*rroTi n7« Orloona In th, ih.t th. 0,in«i. Democratic Con.onlion j c Courier ■nnouncee tint ih, ondorsid. It merely tried to re|>,et »,» old ( supreme Court of Texae hue rii.mi.eed iho shake off the weight of the 1 hmg on tliu Irlt Imroic column, which gallunily disputed the advance of Zobei’* corps d' urmee for live long hours, Nuurcoiy numbered 4,ROD mum The rolling of musketry, the pound- mg of fle-ltl guns, tiie rla*ii of slcnl, 1 itavu (men told by an actor in tire bloody diumu, were deafening. Tile A nstriuos advanced, hailed, advanced for the first | again, received and returned u close und •ocond offence | j^a.lly fire ; but the bayonet is llm queen of | weapons—Magenta proved it. Tlm bravo hand ef out allies were vainly clinging to their guns. After two hours of a fearful struggle, three of them were captured hy the enemy. It was then that brave, kind- henrted General Clere fn'l drill from Ins | horse. Tho Colonel of tho 1st Zouaves >oii followed. A minute later the Liuuten- it Colonel slid 13 officers of tfie cume giineiil were no more. I lie battalion—if >u cun designate by such u word the 1100 fighting 'tree dollars for Daiikky Lon “I charge | 'iherluml, ihe (lie Gluck Itt'pllllifcHtlH, uitihriritie* are in the habit Black Republican party I.—Secretary Flotd'i npprelionsioiis to liii iu iuavn (ho Cabinet the Soldiers Home to recruit ) tliu 38th ol May, j ( riend lni|)pcned m a river wharl-boul the ' i.l.IlM lire y , nr. jr r, tile N. O. ( ’ rSNC (I (, WllUII j fie overheard tfie following conversalion mnnio between two cul.ircd gewth'iiinn, which run- | ^ignifi •iderably relieved the tedium of delay : Jell'.—“Sam, I beam you wav agwino Noil soon !" bam.—“D.it's so, Jeff." Jeff.—“Well, which one o' dese here fas’ boat# i* you agwiue on, *ay 1” Maui.—“Me ! Why I'se ugwine on the Capitol, I is ntatcrials ,){>.*«i• ion candidate for >.| Tennessee, has called attention t that cve.y Abolilnni and Freesotl l>>r tin Presidency lijsl.ecn inken Democratic puny, and Mr. Snoid, ()|)|i.is>ii’in i Miididate for Goncress in Ihe upeuiiig repe « following i » "'I'" 1 ’ Mr. Averv hud iniimaiei' ilint the whole < r ' ,,u " •! hy al in k Reimblican string'll had bean derived fopenn I oners i.e tin* basis <<| u ( n ninety dollars, i i no use to bet ngainst ho had the thing dead, saw li.'a fifty and went the reHf nl Itis money belter. B. communed getting uneasy, but he con cluded to cover A.'s slake, nnd see whirl he had. He covered the pile, laid down his four queens, nnd looking over into A.'s linnd was thuudersuck to behold four ace * / “Ace* ! the devil !” ho excluimcd, “what did you want that jack for !” “Oh, just lor fun!” complacently replied A., ns he pock eted the winnings and proposed r. return to euchre.—A'. O. Crescent. Proposed llusls of Peace. The London Times Pe.ris correspondent any* it is atatt-d that two oi the most influ ential neutral Powers have agreed in propo sing nn nrrnngnrnent alter the firm great hut le, and, it iiecesaary. insisting upon the ndopli.'ii ul it by ilie three belligerents, on the L'Howing principle* : • 1. 'I nal the Territory trained hy the vtcto- I hy all the Ku- publican string! e Whig party. Now', what are the luria t In th- lot bonutc there were twenty- two Black Repiibltcana ; of theso jl/letn were Dem icraiu nnd seven had acted with tlie old Whig party. Iu the House the Blnck Republican* Lad niiiety-i I you Traiil " ,,, " h0, A commissioner had been sent from Yern Cruz to ncgoiiaie wiili Robles, but had I accomplished nothing. ! It ia reported that the French and En- of Rep- i ghsii .Minisier* had unanged •he specie by ori Knglisli rounded by a division of the no Indp vtillile. But leu Z lUsves," snid tny i belong Jeff.—“Look here, Karn, she’ll blow up, dm boot !” barn.—-(Argurnentively.)—"I tell you what it is, Jell, I link d.irs danger on ull ds*e here boats, an' so I makes iny . nb ula- lion 'cording: Y’ou sue Jeff, do Capitol she go to Memphis in two day ; de odder boats I nnd it taxes dem four day, so you aoc d only hall de danger on de Capitol yah ! yah ha ! yahi!" j it wu* stir- ■ j,.fr,—(Admiringly.)—“I give* it neiity—there | JVJ() use 'spitting wnl you, niggur ! ‘Le# 7e»uavea I IU )urt as while folks, you i* !" formant, who • hurl I en Democrata.' A Station-House .M istakbn fob a Hotel. —Last evening a man lull six feet hijh. direct from tlie interior, entered tlm iTUi aintion-houee, and wiili on air of eonsidora« hie self-cornplaisarice walked up to the dc<*k if lie wanted to register Itis name. The large hook was Lauded him, nnd he the name Lyman Clue. Turning to Ingres*. ry of the French into Milan, supported by a popular mainlusiioii, aua.i lie considered ov ■ he Luroper.n Power* as a convincing proof of ihe disapprobation in Italy ol ibe Austrian policy. 3 Tlm neutral Powers will insist on nn nr- in sii«'.' while a Cong re*- i* assembled. •i. The extension »f the Kingdom nl Sor- dins will lierlrsmed esseniial, nnd the Duch- ms <d Purina mid Modena, with ilia lortress ol Piacnnxn. are to he added to it. It will lie proposed tolorin the Lombardo- Venoiian Kingdom into n >’toic diatinct front the Austrian Umpire, hu: governed by an AuMtriau Archduke. orkeeper h« usked throwing In* satchel nt one of the surguam said, “Toko my baggage." •Sergeant Brcvoort told tho doorkeep ■ On Monday, a poor Jew at Richiooud, i received a letter from Riirope informing him j that n largo min uni was his hy inheritance, Mind that it awaited hia demunds. The ex hea respect-nsitemont was too great—ho full from hia h.nisell. Gapiain Fo this lunmus | i . I • i . hiniiinir ! I u difficulty occurred in litis place he 3'"“ corps. 1 he live companies on the left, you||R ln3( , by lho na , nL . y.rg.1 Bonds •seeing the peril of their conirn.lcs, rushed p. Hardy, n Engineer on wil ft such impetuosity iignmt the enemy's | the Montgomery nnd West point Railroad division that the 300 were h:lt alone, und ' Several individuals w< in concerned hi (bn all the force of Croatian! and Bohemians j oflrny; hut tlm conflict wa# principally hr- |„„ U|t |,| ro War upon th- new comer.. I P""!” mentinned. Hood . , , , l * j I succeeded in inllicting-lliruo wounds on the 1 unknown I } “• 8 person ol Hardy, causing hia duoili on the ‘ T »! Englith fleet has been ordered to Vera 10U "’ I ha d.spropo.Mon of ^mtwrawas, uvo|ling G ( the day loilowinx. The unfor- ; however, too great—the French were » x- tunaiu man leave# an »xeniplnry wtlu und u pired ■ linustcd with fighting—hut ut last mine llie ! tender babe to niourn I ts untimely, nnd u , . . «iv« elm old have a room lo h.nisell. chair, and died immediately nunuuy last | 1 he doorkeeper took Imn bolow and opened iiinba. (f j Minisier McLi got, ol the Brooklyn, to demand lease ol the American portion ul the *p> ixed, umouniing (o about tw a cell, which he informed hint ho could | cupy. The eirangnr'a eyea grew wide d wild al the prospect. “Queer hotel this,” said he ; “lied-rooms ! tlie cellar !” “Kather queer." refilled the dourkeofior. , XliouM lie her >• * bi-ttrr far than Hy four f.'-l six IKnit'krrlxickvi. No(loli'ical r a Mexico. * of intereHt Ii#r t Admlni»tr»i,,i» *nd GusrdUn#' Ss!m will aueUdon rwMouskl# tenur. tl. Libera) Advsnrw# will h* msds. All poods In •tor# will b# insurred uni### otbersrls# direcird. HspUobar 11,18A8 trw tf NEW YORK WIRE RAILING COMP’Y York Wire Kaillng Company, known a* if.e COM FualTE RAILING, tlic Coiupam hav« largely C#mpo#ti« Iron KaRtag is a different article to their felebratetl Wire Railing, and l* used (or a much heav ier fence for enclo#iug public grounds, dwelling#, and especially for cemetery lota. Henry McCauley D our only authorUed agent for the #ale of o '' Nation of a'' astrt April 1C, Railing in rolumt.ui, i dwly *. St. WILLIS. I. T. WILLI*. Willis & Willis, AUTOKNEYS AT LAW. Talbottou, Talbot County, Georgia, Will cut rust joining countiei stratagem- dr 1 murrer in the r Allot lie-r Victim. Guamrersbuku, Junu Sfl.—IInn. Robinson, #n ex-member of Cuitgrusi the btule against tli.s dioirtct, died l remundud ; ) its merit#. help. A bout twelve o’clock the reinforce ment# appeared on th# left—a joyful sight 1 to our struggling regimurit#, The three field gun# already captured hy the enemy, went soqn conquered at the point ol the bayonet. Zobul’s corps d’ar• j niec w## soon routed by thu Impurial legions, | aud obliged ■ came gcuerui, und latriud throe hours lortgi F.drr.l AJinini.tr.ljun in lb. c.nv..., but l||( It.llro..!, unj hi ,1 lb. ..in. tim. to gi.« thu Democracy of | (() ^ Dj „ r , rt Cour , f „, , ril | other State# an opportunity of claiming the | — j g oV . MoffKK !—Mr. Clop •uccessof it# ticket a# an Administration j I be health ol New Urlean# continue# ^idirect and probable unintended blow at | t ,|j (h,. hold assault of McMahon decided triumuh Who Will help lo tarry uut thi# ; reioarkahly good fur this #e#.un. A# yet | Governor Moore, Tuesday, ul Rome, will l||§ flclorjr . '|’he effect of (hi# gallant gen- .. there Iim# nut been • single death from ,u# *® T f r8 / VJ , y etol'# oiove wa# that of cutlihg Ihe Au#- swindle! . , l if thuro were that number in the county . .. ,,, • . yellow fever, and phystciana of extended j not going for Samlord any how. As wo Dtan army into two bodies. I breutened on ry* The Washington States, of Tuesday | prtclice MMrt t R tl ifi ey have failed to 1 #aid yeaterday, .Mr. Clopton revived a charge J all aide#, forced in hia position, menaced L.t tlut Fre.lJ.nl Bucb.„.„ j Je „ e , . li|hlMl Wiu J, M .b. f..r- | SSKjfcSZ sud fcx-Uuv. V\ slker, ul Kausss n to y, , Ju j ‘J’bw paper* ore encouraged to ' from execution, lor the u#e of pojr families, bid bid -',..rr»l cordi.l •'"! j th.l tbo city will e.copc lire visit—(ioi. I Mr. judg, .bowed lb.I Ire did ndicul.il, • nulh.r rrfiort .ay. Ih.t tlrey h.»« rccou- ( o( ■ ju drc.dlul .courirr Ihi. yc.r/ | baMha* wbuTi! 1 'waTtnrendedodd'n* i n-'-i *" J *’. , i.. Oorerln* their Im.ly cil.d .11 their dltference,. We ,r. t:ul I 1 —*#"*- ! iniieh cown, dec., Ac voted for thr Bill I ! *»d dl.urd.red relrcal by bodies ur horse, advised of the basi# of the reconciliation, ( I Koaat'Tll Its* published an address to j f/ e ,/ 40U , e ,/ i that Gov. Moore voted , snd by s tremendous fire of artillery, the ’'ill, us amended.' j Austrians fell hack upon tbeir entrenched Moore, ub f und not Mr. iu, c§ in immense confusion. The battle of Ju<, ‘ e '.:^r , ^r. , y, , T"rn“. t «d is sum, unjust death. It ia due thn citizen# i ul “If Vlllhijc Dun wu oxoueraio ih.ni hum „ all manner ul blame touching thn melnn' and ran off. N. V oholy tragedy, a.- not one of them was com- I cerncd therein, further than an unxiuus ami j zeriluu* effort to spprus# the difficulty front its inciptenuy. The participun>* of tltu affray weto mostly utuployeoa- of the Ra I- | The action file’ll bo- j r °"‘ 1 coraptiiv ■n;l people from tit* country “Ain’t it h jail I" asked the strange “It ore a jail." replied tho doorkeeper, who, uitahln to restrain Ins mirth, hurst into a luuglt which uiudc tho basement ring. The atiaiiger rushed up stHtrs, nnd, without saying Pott. Do IT.Atr.ii: Duos and Ratti.csnakf.* Live TooLTIlLR f—In hi* Iasi luttur from ihu | fur West, .Mr. Greeley dtecu lilt being hurroumled, General Gyulai gave order# lo relreni. R >utcd as they were, Ihoy ih>w ran pell-mell, sm; Gu»ln Visconti, sotnu towards R ■ towards Hr Kossuth lias published an address but gu«. it i. Ih.t the Fre.idem will u.. j the Hunif.mo exile, iu ibi. couutry, | AOAINST tJrrBiU, hi, iutlueiice lu obuio tb. .diuireiun of Ud,i.i.i| Ib.o. Ih.t lire lira. Ire. not yet K.n... rre . free Hure, in .iuhtren uf Ibe ! come for tbeir relurn lu Europe lo p.llicl- ■erm. of the Engil.h bill, under the cun.ti- ! f*te in *n effort tu .ccomplreh tbeir pulilic.l union to be .dopred by Ibe .ppro.cbin|i | »ii»*. t CuovcntiuD. ^ | rsr Three moo were killed and two l-p- lion. B.T'uilTh.viri, .Irelre.d “her. bx.lly burl, in Bulun on the SdJ 1 ‘ ... . - I i as , by the explosion of a gas metre. accepting the Opposition nomination for - - I the Legislature in Montgomery county, Ala., pf The sum uf $176,000 has been account of hi# fewble physical coodtlion, J subscribed in Bo#ton for the purpose of I give prompt attention to all buaiMM I j imM r. Dillard, Esd-, DomiDeled setabliabing a sleamahip line between thai JESS? C,r ’ ^^x'ii^rru' 1 u, bre ,lM. | f‘7 SaUth *'" P 0 "*’ uI'uTbe'Vred"; obl,«'ed iuMr.'ciupiun , ,"iur broui-bl inlo .etiun 12U.IIU0 . . doing that aort of work for him. left naarly 30,000 of them wounded and Won’t the .Samlord papers shout, now, . dead on Ihu battle field, 7,000 were taken that there in ao palpable a “bad place" in pitsonera; 3 flags, 4,000 knuptacks, 13,000 iho Oovernur'. recurd. Well, wo hope Mr. ruu .k.'U, «n.l 4 cm,, have fallen intu our Uopiun will U«p up Iho fire-lha l.cl. B el Ue.ldo. Ihe.e diflreulli.., Ueuer.l (■yulai know# that Marshal Baraguay d’> lldliers i# matching last toward# flu- Adda, 1^- A vuung lady out West ia charged ■ snJ that ha may aocceed in entereeotmg with putting on airs because ah# rtfuaad lo j ihe main road, which from (Jodogno leads go to • bell barefooted' [ W Uremone. hka En, Hr The election for Mayor at Norfolk, Va., resulted in tho election of Mr. Fergu son, tho Opposition candidate, by two majority over Mr. Lamb, Democrat, und the d"ii'i. "iatcirei j I Georiiia Fount:*.—The Democratic Wi#t« ention at Milledguville re-nominated Ii. Brown for Governor, re-alfirmed , oro 1||U I the Cincinnati Flstform, “but completely whethur r.’iitlcsnukc# and prairie doge | Ignored Buchanan’s integrityIbi# stub inhabit the suniu burrows, it ia well known | was atoned for by arlopiing “ resolution iliut tlm owl i# u regular boarder with l hu endorsing hi* ability. The thing runs thus: prairie (Jog. Mr. Greeley buys : \Ve j laVB „ corrupt end dtsbouest Frosident, _ , Sp-ukius ul ralllMnukc, I Iru.lon lo ro. . . b ,„ C1 , 11 .„|„i„ n know that A U. 8 Dtri n M.. rub T, ! IJZ^,..1SuZ7,.uZlZlJlUZo ! •» ,. . uren », ,»/e»f..-XW„7/« WA*. or Church.—A Zanosvillw fOhio) corrn#- I ,,| ifiobu vuiiuiuuus scrpunla in tltu prairie ^ ^ pondent ol the Golumbua Statosmaii writes ; dog’s burrow. The evidence ol I Im- foci Ffee Lanaeix#.— Aro these pure cana- "I.'--l;..i 'V iire I.— •’* 1 ,#*too direct and reliable to bo gaineeyed. a j n«-» F” asked a genUemm ot • bird deahir credii.lt) witness teatiliea iliut lie nml others i w,ir ' n *.®°,V ,l! V? , r n . V 1 unco undertook io drow n out a prutrie dog for In# fair. Yes. sir, said the denier, tit hia domicil and when sufficient water confidentially, ‘ J raiaed them ure bird* HHtJ rapidly been poured in, out came a prat- j from canary seed I w. ...«.» 7 i creek so that it suddenly overflowed a prairie j by •» exchange, that a “lew day# ago there dug town, wilt'll tltu general Stamped, of j was en election in Douglas county. III., for prairio dogs, owls ami ratile#uukos wus a |fi e county seat, and the town# of Areola sight to behold- ll I" ‘ Be to attempt tni j '|' UM0 | a were rival*. Neither town has holding out against fact# ; ■« I have ponder- j i )r | ora got) votes, yet Arcolu gave ed thi* aiiomuly uuiil 1 think I clearly com- 2Q . # an ,| 'fusonla 3.861 1” prebend it. ^ _ I ’ . ,* . . !. . J BjrD Mr. Joseph Nuise, otic of the F'SS »». .*-•» mu. moment’* consideration, he thouRlit Kxekiel T. Cox has beon upward# twenty ycarx a member o| good Hiauding in what in called iho Market Hireut Baptist Church ol Zanesville, Ohio, and Iihh rsi-ided upwards ol tuny years hi and near that city, fie haa'buen Gniied Stales Deputy Muithal lor the Southern District of Ohio lor tfie last year or two, and had the fugitive Charit y Jackson recently arrested hy virtue of a warrant in Ins hand*, in consequence ol Mr. Cox’* action in tin* matter, the above church roaolved, among other things, tl.nt he bad participated in the fugitive slave case to a manner wholly unwarranted by the word ol God, nnd by so doing ha J giiuved Itia liruiht'Ui in tho church, and brought <11»honor upon ihe cause ol Christ and the church of which he is a member.' ITT "John,” said u cockney solicitor to bis son, “1 #e* you'll never do for an attor- nay, you hav* no hener-gy." “'Hkuse uis father, what ( want it tome of your chicken* ,.uid Lu policy to turn over, leusi Ins breath rnighi betray him; nor eyes, and in tlv world >aid t “You needn't turnover, Jonci, for you arc drunk elm through," A- young csrpemer having beun told that tlie course of true love navar did run smooth, took hi* plane under hi» »rui when he went eouru«|.