About Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1859)
(Kolnmbns inquirerJ -->• _ 1 ' Renrrsenl JOIIJT II. M All TIN,. . ICdllo The NexI Congrtet, fit* fv-utLern Blate# lh*« chose 1 Representative* ('• Congrr** ifi the early I pert of this month. th« Of petition ptftj j Tnetday Morning, Aug. 23,1859. | gain'd 10 mfmhjr*,»:».» in Ttanr—c* 4. g — r Kentucky 3, North Carolina 2, Tcxa* I TiuakAll l»r K.v.r., j |n Alllltm , , b , r , „„ „„ plUiol cb>„„. ; The Times crow. Iu.nl. o..r th, f«« Thw .l»c(ioo. d<lfurine ,t. feet that in Ib.l Me. Uoreun, in bie lellet of •«•(.,- ; „„ ri , ,i, Hcmo.rr-J r un’ ■nr*. .JmiU lb»l »o bell Mt. Cnwtetd he j BO „ #0 of ,j, e 537 member, of iht ' will bat. 10 overcome a Uxuled Democratic j| ouae ,f {|ep|caeolalieea. In Ilia laai majoriljr of "fifteen bnntlred or Iwo tboo- j[ 0UB# thee rommenced wilb a clear m.jor- .and, 1- and Ibal he will not b« «reaUj o( J7 0 ,„ ,|| op p„j„on lomhinrd. dieajipointed if, be only eenonalj redocee it. , be mejoeily nfataeC them at it. openiit, Wear, aware tbat each l.iiju.,. nu.l of lb . mT , ,,„ ;on »;|| 1* „ Tina noond etranjely lo a Democrat, with whose J j, < b , y„ lb n„,tr, .at,mate, which, party brag aod bloeter are eery efficient j aa „| y .boot a ecoro of member, are yet to , weapon*; bat the Timet should remember ! ,, e ( i )nwr| t , n „ urjtT ,^e tbet the loudest boast doe* not always pre- nrpubkctn* cede the aoit brilliant performance. Un lie contrary, from lba lime of David and Goliah to the present day, pride and pre sumption has. bad many • sodden and frisson* fall, end*modest worth and ability ha* been exalted io a corresponding degree. We have strong hopes tbat it will prove to in the result cf tjie Congressional flection in this District. * Tb# Time* is also concerned to know what Mr. Douglass mean* by ‘'returning to hi* gray goo** quilt** in case of defeat. It never before beard the expression nted ‘'in connection with tbs honorable profrssi.ro of lew”! The profession of law could be neither honorable nor very successful with out the aid of the “gray goose quill," and many t client baa lo*t hi* case becaose this indispensable requisite of alt science was too much neglected. We hope that Mr. Dough Tlie Msecogec RaHrcad. itte been favored with u Copy oUthc Report of the Muveojee Rsdroad for the 'v th< Atlanta American, lfcj, in,: Col. Akiu’a Acceptance. We give below the letter of Co!. Wi Fro:. ti.e Macon Telegraph. I ^fhe Gorilla. Wouia-Woterii Hell Bo»i. j n Dcken.’ All Ibc ieir IW.J, we fin j The annuel meetio, of the .■‘teckhoblere , br (jl J cacr „f thii enim.l. ...» entitle 31,t Jolf I8J9 eoj like eint Akto, eeeepliog the 1 rraina’ion fur lloe. j ,b " R ”:' 1 <»tk pl.ee in tbie city le»t wb j cb |e ..it la lie rnoet claeely elllej. T™ ,h.... TJ?, -«• ! '7 »'< Ofipcei.iow Thtirwl *y. during which, eepirte of the I* 0 ** .fruemre, to lb, humft fa,5 of eny of plee.are tn retnrtng the rrco.J cf ,1. (>oaaM10 „, „ bich m ,J„ tfif , h , tie., enj UQdhioo the lloe.l -ere nob. , bnl ,„ c „. lio „ . The bn.int.. of the roeJ he, largely j lo'thi,,,!. The letter ef the commit!’ incrta'td, and iu expeirtca in propiwtion j notifying him of hi* nomination, wav placed to its busir prudence, economy and fidelity in iu mar.- i r *Nlj abaent from the chy. e.emetit. The Bomber of h.iee of cettcn j 4 l“j«ly »»*W» lo lotni.h » co W 01 th.t l«n,po...a wo. 87,3,10, eg.ioo, 50^8* fo, ] : Coot.: 1.1.0, Aug. lot It. If79. ■be preceding year. | Gcnrtswin-Vour. of the ll.h iu.iant, infuittnng me that a Co!:vcnt:»n th« party current eipcnaea were $SliO,10? 38, The Report shows that e fron Cardinzi at the jre*r art r»)»al to K-' et -u jo-r *iu. IVK.T1 I rrrfrrrM Stock Sort* AKtrrtcAi* .. foil Houla . *5t • i M«. r:. • # Wa think tbera is one morn Douglas; D/moer«t than tba llerald report*; but we Uk« its table as it aland*. On soma qu*a- tions tV,st will arise, some of the Douglas j men tnsy vota.witb ti/ Adminittra'.ion Dr- niocrary, but it may fairly Ik presumed th»^ on such questions at least an equal t umber 1 of Souther! Democrats will bolt; and on < all question's of variance between the North ’ and the South, should the Democracy put- J sue such a couree aa lo admit of united Southern action without regard to party, nat only the Douglas men but many other I Northern Democrats would act with the Black Republican* ; so that jhrjd>ove show- j j Tks Hk>r« bolder* hare tb' prrrViw r nearlr V> milted to Hi. Comp,BT. .od the regal,r | „ Th , , m ;|| s j, 4 lb , bright of . . .emi-.Bna.ldi.id.nd of Pour per cent. w„ fi „ («, .i liocb „ ; bi . t, raia ca « showing in th# band* M a centleman who t* tempo- d* c l* rr, J‘ Prom copies in flip,, of thcaa re- low and nwraour, aod narrow, and as ibe fort., we gle.n lb. folhwiog intercltog f ore pa[ , c f , h e ..oil ,. high. ,nd the., i. , Uc i‘.' „ . „ , , - 'try protniuent »idg« »!' I.r- the eye., llio top rke fame, nratng. >1 toe Hoed during of b n.d i< perfectly tilt, .i d the brow, the rcarendiog 31.1 July, were *->n.*i* with it, thick integument, form. . .eo.I.ng 43, or, S3.737 04 per mile ■>! Rued. 1 he , boo „ ov(r , b , Oonpl^with tbt. ■ „ • 1“""' . Je.|’Irrl-eolorcl .'kin, much-nntlej, . rrpreventing the 0;;> *#ttion in C»'ori»ta. 1,429 30 per mile—knd permanent expen- tk- . . n-» • . •’ ! M^t^uJ^m^rHa^d^ywi^e'in elm*! purchase of \hree «°co- [ uol i,, MU§a rcce jing chui.'and ■ rtSrSST«r oi’dlCJ Jlr^w.- ‘"“'J'O* ««■ *;.» •> ...ggention m u.. 1..0, „„i —*— State at the approaching election, has been •'W>*t»y« po^ebaaa o toed# an mac tnery, mog | forbidding type of hcmin p'.v »i.tgr.o- : recced. * r *“.»*» 8»-eb°wl«» * nell in- , mT Tb , nacb ja abort lb , b „j f ' e.melo. Ibe ye,, of *182.330 30 M tbt. T b«-»U,i.e proportion, oftb. bod, ■? l..d lut.be ere e-.o,!,!,.. el met,. ,et the', -_«:8dM4 M ime,,.! on Bond., end $1, 0 f ang.inly e.fcet then ,ny 350 annuity U the etty of kt.eon, leer ing , ; olba » of the btut. kind. Long ,b. r cie.’e •or,do, o SrSdU- TO. h ,Hck ,nd mo. ulrr, -with .e.rce .nr l b.loiio*,ag.t.iemcnt compere, in win. I diminution of eitr dewreing the n.m.of tmporteot pen,cuter., the l.tl.tn... of *h« , wrtt , (f „ „ (be they ore fourteen Hood during Ibe ye.r ju.t e!o,ed, wtth tbet j i „ cb „% 00 „j i wblU . „ rocg m>n <. is drinend of toy friend., which it ie not io mjt [ ^ ' 1857-8 ieco_o not ebo.e eight,)» wide, thick bend, th , wt w This manifesU’ion of enufidence !r< _ 1-1 ! large afd intelligent & body of my fellow UP IT compliment not to l*e slightly | regarded, even if it had been fought by roe. j But when voluntarily tendered, and that, • itto. not only without solicitation, but ! against r,.y known w ithes—taking into eon- I •iteration all the circumstance* attending it, ) a* they have been detailed io are—it impu te an *>bliga ion upon* roe to "yield to t!ir ! 0 f the pre«i of iny friends, which it ia not in my j I principles adopted by iho (Opposition Convention, held at Macon on the day ) l doubt faithfuSly represents th# j ill not neglect lo tal^a his “gray j fX 4rerae strength ij the party, gooee qoiil" with him e.en to Wubiogtoo. j b , , b „ |hl B / ulbeIn mctiibers deafly ho’«J the balance of TliC Canvass In thla District. W# learn tbat tba Congressional ean/as# opened moat auspiciously for Mr. DovotAH at Cussela on Thursday la*L it ia friends were highly p{#sacd*with tba exhibition of hi* abilities aa a debater, and doubt not that aa lba csnvaaa progresses b* will gain even rnpr* signal triumphs in this, to him, new field ol discussion. Hi is so unmistakably • man ol earnestness and candor, that the peoplf lael at once tbat bs U abova th# art* of the demagogue and tbat ha will do to trust and to rely upon. This ia tba clasa of politician* whom they desire to represent them—in whom only they can confiJa in titnee of political ebiesnery and party log rolling lika the p-esent. Cheering accounts reach us from the lower portions of the District. Our friends below appeal to us of Muscogee to do our tqhole. duty, arfti promiaq us tbat if we will sleml np properly for our worthy and patri otic standard-bearer, they xvitl make the wietory uura. We have a glorious chance to redeem the District, and we must not sacrifice it to local or personal feeling. It is the third fight for “Pyrrhus and his elephants," and confusion already manifests itself in their ranks. Continue to pelt them with bath of fire, and in their disorder and desperation they will trample down one another. They must do it, for they have no political principle, ulterior to this elec tion. in common. Their candidate cannot support both Protection and Free Trade— Mquatter Sovereignty and Protection to Hlavery ih fho Territories—Extravagance and Retrenchment—Buchanan and Douglas. And even if he should blink these issues, and succeed by dodging aud buah-wbacklhg, a* soon aa the election ia over, tbe discor dant advocates ol these conflicting policies will be quarreling as to tvhieh has obtained the viclory—just aa the Administration and "‘Southern Righta” wings ere now doing in the adjoining Diatrict over in Alabama. We say to our friends, then, stand firm and united; b« not dismayed by the recnl- lection of former reverses, or lod astray by personal preferences; but close ranks at ouce, rally around a standard-bearer in every way worthy of your confidence and support, and thg victory is within your grasp. Remember 7'ennoseee and Ken- tacky, where our friends have rodermrd many harder Districts than Ibis, against boasted Democratic majorities of thou sands, and take courage from their glorious example* The Dlircrcuce llctwocn Them. The Albany Patriot (a Democratic paper auppnrting Crawford) regards the contest hrliVvsen its favorite aud Den. lfjthune aa an unfortunate family quarrel, with no ma terial conflict of principle involved. It saya: “Mr. Orawiord and Don. Uethunr substan tially apree upon the theory of our Govern- men». Their disagreement js only as to the necessity, policy and propriety of making the question of direct taxation at Mrs time paramount to all other question*." (Italics ita own.) It nevertheless ridicule* Den. llrlhune'a Free Trade real as being at (hit time Quixotic, and name* several other questions which the Detnecracy deem ol prior importance and to which they must now attend. Neither does it believe that Free Trade is a universal cure-all—as sure death to all political evils as DcDratb'a Oil is to all pain. *‘It has loo much the ring of a quark medicine advertisement, that essuir• tbe cure of every disease lo which prohibiting the' African slave been nominated • lor Congress by ■n.n I. .ubjeet, by tket oo. remedjr, pn .tdej of lit 7|b Ull „ ict . \, it be wet! ehate* before /«**«," Ac. i power. We trust that, profiting by the* lessons cf the past, they will hold it with s' firm and fearless hand, and in no instance yield a jot of principle or ri|bt to advance tbe interes's or appease the clamor of either ! of tbe other parties. An Indignant Itauglriftilc. The Charleston Acres having made the ! suggestion that in the event ol Doufeh« ' being nominated for lira I'reaidency by the ■ Democratic Convenliug, the Houthcrn del- cgsiee shoulfl secedn and make another nomination f6r themselves, has received several letters on iLo subject trTrn irate Douglas men. The following ia one of them, which shows the spirit of tbe North western Democracy: Mir.wAi-rir, July 37tb, 18:»9. Jiditor ! Evening JVru r ; Then,“you do rea'ly think that if Doug las ie iu danger ot bring nominated ul Charleston, tho ‘'Boinhorn" derogate! will secede arid nomiuaie lor tlieiiiselvcn. I am >orry you think so, but still we can't help it. ■ i . .. :* ' nean \o shrink Iroto, however reluctantly ( -.ep.it .5-n. in o.L.1 tb. working , lb , po .„ 1(>[l , ne . !, of the road, to which wo refer. j fore, accept the nomination . and fully ep- We ongratolste the stockholders on tfc© j proreand cordially enij gratifying esbfbit. They have now a road io perfect order, well equipped, with a busi- > ©f July las ne*e increasiog daily—paying regularly 8 A* it was known to many of ibe members , , , , ol tbe Convention, that the condition of my per cent, per annum, and having a surplus <*1,^1,;, ren derrd it physically impotsiblr tor of profits on hand to the amount t>f 15 per j me to canvass the titate, I suppose it will cent, on the capita). With this showing, j expect'd of we do net sr^why this slock should not rsnk in value with any in (ieorgis. I ac'ion •- -•*-«-.#> L »ion to your An Imposition on Planters-The Crops. 10 tender you my sincere a. knowiedament. vm .. . r . - , , | sad to assure you of the deep sensibility Write- Bnyunr There i. . eulijed ] w j (h which I rrceir. lhlee.Mcr.ee ot f oo> (and one too w^jch I coosidtr of some ■ personal regard, iroportynet > to which, through your col- I ann genyemen umns, I drsire to caN tho attention of those planters whb sell their cotton in Columbus. WARREN AKIN ply this: that we are'required, when | To Js me* Johnson. John Milledgo. and Peeples, Esqs. , r*’*ss *XP«M f Heart. . V* Ml,* •1.7J3 SO l\l!l ... p»l® l uB S» *t*d the fing* Si and gouty looking; cspscioc* chest ; broad %“i“ •boulders; legs also thick and shapeless, ; destitu'e of calf, and very rooscular, yet i.97 74 I »hort; a handle like foot, with a thumb to ISA,1 s * ■ **j *®f dimension sod porlentousqiow. Xd j or of grasp.* No wonder tbe lion skulks \ff^ ^ j before his monster, and even the elephant ] is L>afllcd by his malicious cunning, acfivity .Wj ! and strength. The teeth inicate 1 vrgrta- diet. but tho repast is ■ornetimei T3X WAT BILL MAU.M COMB IT 0\IB THK TAB- SOB wirn ru whiskt. JacksJBVtLLB, Calhoun Co., ) Ala., June 14. } DkaR-Pfibit:—I have not seen anything fora lung time from your Alabama corres pondents. and have, therefore, concluded to give you a dot or two from this the very county in which CjhmeLMaritn showed the New Vork drummer how we burnt out wells. Phi* county is famftus for the patriotism of * her cttix'os ; and in nothing do ttey show it more than lbe;r wiiiingnrs* to serve tbe uesr people in any aud all offices, hut panic- olarly ia the desire t> represent them in the I Councils of the 8tste. As an evidence of ' their zeal in this respect, we have no less ! than twelve candidates now announced in the local papers "lot s srat in the Jj'jwer House of the next Legislature." The can vass fer a scat is generally conducted upon 1 the still hunt principle, until about a month , 'previous to general election, when they I mskestppvinrfecnt#, eo round in a bjdy, and 1 speak 10 every heat of the county f but pre- | vious to that time, during the still hunt sea son, whoeverj* fortqhste enough to get the j Tax Assessor or Collector to adopt him as a 1 protege, is pretty apt get such a hulgs i (to tee a racing j h>ase), that he is hard to • cstch by the first Monday in August. Our ! Tax Assessor. Bart E%in, is now making 1 h«* rounds, and has taw- n Bill Mirgrn under bis spec.at charge. Bill having provtued f0-' -*h a pur of saddle-bags, a couple LATER PROM EURop E . ^ Arrlralof the eisia, 1 New York, Augmt is.—fiie Asia arrived at .Sandy II vij; Ul . . r: * -ith Liverpool ^atee to Si'.uriav''T"'"* 6th. Liverpool yfarltt, Aagott 6 —Ti. , cotton nunng tbe w*- - The sales were slow, but at , CCS. On. Friday ar.d Saturdav ,"^ 3 r ' were 7,000 00 each dav, and "t! *'' *V' ^io-e«i steady. Of the sales of the week specula,... 3.^00 bales and exporter* ^ , } ( Tnere were a few forced sale.* ana . 1 ' ties had sligl.vly declined. Ilold-re J."'" freeiy, but showed no dispoti-i-jn t ° ^ sale. Quotations were barely •! ' —the market closing .juiet but r;uo«atiopa wetejas loiiowa : fl t Fair Orteaas ..f. s id | MirlJ (»->,,. . i rairMoMtes 7 ;.<1 ] *nd.-.\t • ‘ l' ; : I Fair LphsnUv | Midi. 11 Uni Tiro stock ol cotton in Livcroo : Ooo bales, of winch 59j.090 ’ I N'ra/e of Trade.—-"Manchester ad; ’ V * favorable—tue market ciosirv «’•» ' v,r fi/ro. 6 Litrrj>ool General Markets — Wh*,, very dull, and all qualities had su*,, ,!*' clinrtf. rrovtsions were decline , • ** London Monty Market. Coat, quoted %} 95i ‘ ' ‘ '’■* **- -d 4.1 Bank of England had itly of hoi For the very kind and flattering manner!. No cctumenia coLld* add much to the 1 • . ’ nr , hsanTt nf »m.nr l« tk* ! which yotr have communicate# io roe the forceof sn exhibit of this character. It speaks I ut i™11,hTlilrwjkt tkot ol tit. CoB.r moo, ,r.d fiten -,pr«. ; for , bJ one wmlJ lb , nk u , 0 "••<>» of '• • “■“» "> ,b * in to your individual opir.mns. allow me ...... , lf Ul . 8 b «* n ° l **»■* 11 e,er on » 11 / of fir 4 Cotton steady. iin-ad»t u fl« v dull, but steady. 'Wheat vet dining. Corn very dud —I,,, Mixed declining. The Zurich C -nfercnce w to meet on the Stii ot August Very respectfully, rid just here. This is the Twelfth' but merely that it tiste for certain favorite fruit*. Aud when, from his watch-tower iu the upper branch es of a tree, he perc'iven the elephant hsif - ing himself to the delicacies, he steals al.rng friends, and • els out. The: Bert introdi •di 8 up l in then cdotes : As dlt been made t Annual Report of the same character. h... shown regular E, g h, ,*r c.nu , , ij|tBt Wuw Wllb Ib , l, tb . * n , d . * ht, 0 -"'P'l-f—. bKb h . „ ,| W . J,,,,, 0!f ■ nd l.rr 1 tv iot*r„.to| hu.ior.. and profllfc | J Add to this—that the Road is >u»t now corn- vtl- pleting it* msgniticent connections with the Chattahoochee and th* accumulated plo«a(e of earnings will pmbabiy bags spilal an rink up ail hi* whisky, ,vnd div.de out seco, leaving him. when he quit* tbe J, with nothing but a pair ol saJdle- j n<J twv empty bottles ; but fortunate- they f j Coiled States Stocks were m j Count Colorado, ibe ' sentative. M. Decambrotv j ItcprcMOl.iir,. .ttii \|. |, the 1 ranch llefri tcn'a' r his. Stephen A. Dotlgla* is bound t»l>u ted ?—your efforts to tiro contrary nut standing. You are a * * *, and you d pins. ’>\ 0 Ilk** just such jditruais as the New* opposo Douglas. Authing helps Inin more, i ires* State (Wisconsin), I am proud to tell you, will send at least 20tKt, and if necessary .Vjnu .Douglas men ; Prov deuce permitting, I shall he one of the number. And all I ask is to gel a sight of you and 1 will mako *'»ow )ani" ol your head in two minutes. In* stead of *’10,000" tho North will lend 20,000. Yeuis, tcapMtluUy, A Dopulab Democrat. (IT Judge DouuLift, his friends say, ia elated at the great Opposition fain* in the Southern Sta^s, regarding tho disasters ol lha Democracy aa proof that toe party can only rajly undpr him with any hope of success! But they did rally under him in Bit*-** of lha diatrict a in Kentucky, and yet lost liner, and probably luur ftcpreseulatives in that Muir. In the Oth district the figtil was clearly made up—the Democratic can didate bring a squllter sovereignty man, and the O(jroaition nominee a Protectionist f and the Opposition redeemed the diatrict. Tho following ie tho resolution un this subject, passed by the Opposition District Convention •• Resolved, That Congress lise thr consti tutional poWtr. atitf whenever it becomee neeeessry to the security of slave |>ro|»«rty in ilmTerritortos. should exercise the #ame t to protect tho owner ol such property in tho enjoyment of his rights. LF There is much food for reflection in the sriicl* from the Montgomery Con. federation, which we copy to-day. Mr. Cloptoif's trimming course—by which he ••cured his election to Congress—-is already arousing hopes and fears in the breasts of the partisans of the two divisions of Democ racy whom he conciliated. Tho question already suggests itself to them, Which of us has been chested 1 Boon, no doubt, we will have tho Advertiser*s reply t«» this article of the (.'onfederUim, and if trot too long, w« will copy that too. ,We Itavo no doubt that the Con federation io right, and tha( Mr, Clopton will be found lo bo as good a National Democrat as any Southern member of Congress—• Utile thy •t first, perhaps, in consideration of his flirtation with both wings during the can vass, but auro to fall iuto tho embraces ol the Northern Democracy whenever occasion demandt it. CT Hurt. G. Hitu-tn, E.t| Ilia nan | who triad to distinguish himself by oppoai- j to the repeal of tho Federal laws. we sell our cotton, to deli houses an<i pay them twenty-five cents per bale charges on it—or, in other words, you might say, pay storage on the cotton after we have toy it—which i* f in effect, nothing ; mute nor Iras than paying twenty-five cent# j cans." per hale fur the privilege, of selling our ow'n j Globe, cotton in Columbus. A# an example, a j |( e p r c#c n tatives, upon tire naked questi planter carries his cotton to Columbus— the I^romp'on Constiintinn. Tho mu a buyer offers him the market price—lie 0B ° n proposition of Mr. Qinim* . . , .. • , adopt tho Senvie Bill, divested of the C accept* it. .1 hen the ownership of the r amendment, in lieu of tbe substiture-onvir. j of the Chattahoochee R .... cotton has passed from the* planter to tiro Montgomery. Had this proposition pasaad. . by lhe 15lb o[ N'ovetnber next, and Lujer, «tid, in a,, ofiataa, lit. la,,, -boald | f™”Cc«.”«u". w"ha^ T? 'rr- “>« [«• Gain.. Eu,n.,oa will l„ r.ai.h.d pay all further rspouse on it front the mo- nervation or equivocation. Hut i» un* re * 1 ’’y ,b *’ l,r ' 1 ,,f R^ptember of of the laocotupton J be divi l«y among Htockboldsrs. and yet tbe , Poo them Ameri- I Slock of the koulh-Western Hail Road ia | ' •aid to be a fraction under par. .Such facts j as these ahow'cicarly enough that the peo ple of Georgia have 1.0 fancy lor 11. II. atock tbe atarllc-J giant; trumpeting shrilly wr.h j rage and pain. j “Towards the negroes, the gorilla aeemi ! to cherish an implacable hatted ; he attack] I them quit! unpruvoked. If a party of blarlre isve examined the Congressional find on page M3 r »,tbe jnly direct h unconsciously haunted by one of theae v —swinging rapidly down to branches, he elu'cbes awith I; 01 them ; hi i flvsh with rage, his hair invest: The Kufauls extension of thi* I r. will be enmpl.t.d, to witllin 9J mil,, j j“ Sometime*, Jijnng th of ivory, in these gl that direction of nett d«jr’« .pp, p^sv « country grocery—heie Wtlijai cruits his bottles w,th the meanest Dexter whisky, caftrd io the vernacular, “taking ou wood and water," ond hence the steam en gendered. Tbev pvaaon. and sgree toapend ihs night at Faraun Merrill'*, who is suppo sed, and naiiy does wteli a corf»idtrsMe m Li* beat ; when they get within a rode of tiro Parson s, Um propo.es to Ul* a last drink for the day, forth* o!J Parson is death on spirits. They each take a heavy awig, and proceed, li.il suys he never fr it half an eloquent in bis lilr—that Iro had the pain* ot . legi.l.tor opor loot, u,J or. .clu.li, concocting ar.d dcli/frmg a splendid imag inary speech upon the proper distribution of the fwu and three per cent, lund, when thev The English P« to be employed a the English nav They will be to t llr well ,..[0.101,3 with lb, ,nj «.,r^.l_Y nviteJ them to lignt, met tbeui*«l the gate, hook bind* with Ewin. w*a in the act of xtetiding hiv hind to Bill, 1 The contractors at the leaitisbip s-e to deliver th wners on the lath of Au *•, 'Strike* had taken place""*.r r» in iauudu:), wnich wen erious. U was exivecrod ■rom would be out'oi em,. ar the Asia sailed. One hundred and expend*d. ot lhe laic eaior«"the Grand J) ike , At Naples Breadstuff* ould not oppose it, for | Davis. Dbwdell, EdatUn.on, Elliot, Faulk* j w,,h • Mffocity, energy, integrity and pru “Jnstico" ia uiy motto; but I cannot con- n,,r * G’arneit, Gartrell, Goode, iUwkinr, j deace throughout, as well in it* general di- «i<Ur thi« ■■ .i.wiitintr I „« . kit mn ■. u n ..,' ^ u I*' n, i frtiMijt Jenkins. Jew- - reetion a. in the minutest details of its ■ Id.rtlli. .. .nothin, bttt. bit, pot 11.I0our J.cob M tfonkH. I.vo.r, clt- ~ b ,th ntouth. bj coUu.ton of ft. cotton-boyrr., ' rr. McQoMn, M«~m, M.l«, illllion, . j,,,, pI ,j, . bo b .„ u ,„ coo „ rn .j by »b,cb they bold u, to .obj.cl.on to lh.tr j S^ndftljTTT.y,',^“fi"”,: ""J "■ impoaitiuna. Jtue, tiro amount each one Reward. Henry M. .Shaw. Sh-.fier. Single- 1 ^tate, ps herfintrasleitsstaady and hon or. us ia chiseled out of iu this way is not I ton, Wm. Smith, Siallwnrih: Hteveeu.m, ' orsble career, with the wild, reckless, anJ touch, ,o.l .out. m.y uy It I. But w..,tb ' 1’"''" A !!_!"'"■ IriD’lul.ot r.t!io„l rntrrpn.r. » 7 1 Watkins, Winslow, A. R. Wright, J. V. ‘ disgi » ceased, drop* tym do' In i (•Idle I n?J ; ' disgraced other Additluual l-'urcl.'ii Intelligence. tho trouble lo remedy tho evil—hut the Wright.—65. old adage, “A penfiy saved is twopence! .fmsrieams trho rated yea— Andersen. Eu g.ittcJ,” 1. . good oo, lo live by—sod, | ’’ T,i ’’ pf -i N',« Vo.r, Ao.o.t’I4 -Tb. ",t..m.hip moreover, if we continue quiatly lo aubmil The nay** weio 160-S7 Democrats, « l J •ttdorbtlt arrived iaet night from Havre. - m .»-1...: » k t r , ; | ^ nioto h..p.J upon u. than we on well bo.r, ! 1 1 •«■•• There ia no law requiring it. and it ia not I John Cochran’w, Cockorill. Corning, ('ox! * D y fu ll * l tha ,, I tmtrn if i. i. Ion,, Z . co.t0,0 | ; S““ ^ 1 luted by the buyers themselves, foo the I Greenw«mmL (iierg, Groesbaek/ilaH ‘ *‘aa placed in ike bands ol Lord John purpose of making the planters bear part of j Ohio, Harris, of Indiana, liaakina. Hatch, ! ffJlr . . - w ll>0 alo'ping-plaee by »rn«.l T “‘‘ihL hia pieaaant abode by day , and hw cattle of defence** Prom that c,.igrro of ad- vantage he wait* bis fur, should the latter j be hardy, or fooinardy, enough to pursue. No full frown goniis ha* t\gr been Uken alive. A bold ntgro # tbe leader of nu ele phant hunting expedition, wi» cffere.l a hundred dollars fur k lire gorilla. •)f you give me the weight of yonder h ij in guld, I could not do it.' be said. •‘Nevertheless, be hay hi# good qualilie# —in a domestic point of view ; lie is an amiable anJ exemplary buaiiand st.J fstlier, watching over his Jnung family with ufl'c- liouate solicitude, and exerting in their dg- placed in the bands oi Lord John Rus- | fvnea his utmost strength ami-ferocity. The mothers show that devotion loiht^r young in . ami out came one of *Jie bottles— rd *tat the satno l.me. The Paraoix t’s .iind, aud ifien walked off do- id sullen. Bill gathtrrJ up Ins vad- ; feeling particularly uncomfortable id'nt epiy-fivi . but the eft liav injury. By day*h .liia back again*! tbe trunk, owing to which t’.lut iutud .ulwt.oti.lly, th, lollow- I ’^'1, gonll.i become r.tbcr I..IJ to manifesto, on the 19«h of’July : j abuse region*. However political ufisira may go lor the } «... Z- * •• * * whatever the circumstances may T, ‘® ^ csl Census-I luicly SufiKCstfon. ill arise, it is tho duly of Italians, j In the ensuing year the*etghth census ot itroir I not only not to tay down their arms.ot man- j the L'mtefl .'»'at»!i will have to he taken. i.o re to ifest their dtscoursgenient,but toswrll their one not pgactitally acquainted with thr difli- now | ranks, and oiiow to Europe that, guided by { cullies ol this office can begin to estimate ipon the heroic Victor Emmanuel, they are ready | thu immense amount of lab< be which v The Komi ttt of defeating the | Times Hay# ] measure. Hut they til this last vote, hasp m tKJttion* <- ■ no> the honesty to acknowledge that 28 1 rdhek sold I Democrat* voted t»re*i*elv a* j Americana" did.—Griffin f'nian j * ItRarty h«»*lnc* hern takes up by tl cotuinuo tho war." j valves on t corrosportdent ot the London difficulties a at gicat dissatisfaction exists I cases out ol -tho Papal States, and that the and often on rs aiuhe keep down a ?< i;i make it the individual bu ss well as the interest of every planter who | Da'vis nf MaryUnd'. (filiner. Us •elis hia cotton in Columhu*. I propose, J ryiand, II. Marshaii, Ready,* Ricaud, I’n therefore, that tho planters call a meeting d*7 w<> °d>—8- cob .tb ieti, tin,. ,„J p|.cc, »«l ■p„b|{iS;Vi'fhjV7ireM'i , ’n” m “iM^ resolve not to submit to the impoaition any | 57 Denfncrsts had voted for the prnpoaitiot longer, and devise tneaus to rid tbcmsclvrv 11 ,rou ^ Have passed, hut they iiy theii n .- I votes defeated it, and gave the preference ti ol 'I' j the Montgomery gmendroent; and now The crops in this section a week ago; some ol the leaders o| that were very promising, hut 1 am sorry I can- i “ vnt*» whlrh w as taken afterwards,in w hich-) nol*rny tho same for them now. The wet wcallicr wc have had for s week past, and arc still having, will y* doubt shorten tiro cotton crop, for cotton has already shed s great dual, und i aiu afraid that a* toot) a* the weaker srttlea and the sun shine* hqt upon it, it w ill shed much more. Bc*ides the injury done to cotton, a grral deni ,4 fodder has been totally destroyed. I have tv\'nr I Acity cntempjrary 1. vs beer, extremely The State Tat-^Thc percent. Reduced. , f r .1 i t »®*}j annoyed at,. • the rteciion, at tiro ^rt.oacily The Governor and Comptroller General probably one-fourtb or a third of mine, nnJ , with which journals within qnd without the 1 have redaced W»r per Ant on the taxable l have some neighbor* who have lost touch St-iro. claim the su.ee* of Clop’on in thi* property ol tbe State, from seven end's bait more. The health ul this section, so far as ! District a* a triumph of the National Ih-fn- 1 to six and a hatfemts on Mr $100—they I have heard, is quite good. A piolevaiunal i oCr *c> • In a inoifleot * I evident chagrin 1 ifremina this per cent, sufficient to raise rtro neighbor of mine says it is ‘‘distressingly [ ll,e ** me J®"”** 1 l bo,d ^ the lowest yi.ount required by • 3 * 7 ) announcement that “even if it had been J law. This reduction has bruit made in con* sequence ol tiro larsre increased return of taxable property this year over last year— election the increase being »U>ut #60,000,000. I’re- ould have been very differedt." * ■ vious to this rear there w#* no check upon uanitold, growing Thei n. 0|‘po|tu,n been driven nut of .-ou ! i'aienxa, Forit aud Ferrara. , by t u | Tiro Hoiogiia Gaaette publishes a declar* iltei ation made l»jr tits provinces of Romagnu, | the ; in which they deviate that they have shaken has 1 oil the Tana! yoke, and axe resolved never this to auburn to it again. They wish to b« an- . tain •ha!•* cuinj uaun of thi Ho five in t to be tlire branch ol caltby. j |j llrtW . n ||j a (Clopton’si anccrsa would be Hoping that you will put the subject of | claimed as a victory of tho National Deni- j nep. 1 tiro matter, I remain Yours, Ac. A Plants*. I Co., Ala., Aug. l.\lS6V. Il’r hardly think I tho evidence ol the OppoMt: ; tho same |«int—we mig i content teat upon tho rc*ul ) ing, for tiro purpo No .. . . , unfortunate aonflict hetwren Messrs. Hill t.X. T.:x, i «•»•» *•- .%».i awatis Mr. liarprr. 'ied'as'w Democrtcy- 1 which | Bethuna and Mr. Crawford of time only—if, aa the Tatnot says, the •lection of Crawford "would promote" the Faib c» tub Corrox PlAXTsaa* Abaocia- “eberiahed nation* of Gan. Bethifhe and wi tioB.—The Macon Journal used V-nengtr every principle of Government that be **?• "Arraegementa arc now waking to advocates"—why used the Judge cirluJ* ) bolJ a Fair in tiisci'y, on tbv first week lha General from participation in the dis- tn Decern be r. \h • learn tbat tbe ncceMsiy cuationa arranged between himself and l«od* Pie-micow, fixtures. Are., arc Douglass f Barely Crawford has a majonty mmxly raised. We b#ve not eeen tbe grn- of 1&00 or 2000 Democratic voter* 10 tba rr *J programme, and therefore csnn. t n«wr DisUict to back him—he say# so, and tba fi** pwticalin. Mae-on will, ro doubt times endorses it. Why, than, can't they do her f*eet to sustain bar farmer trj ulation afford \o spare C»tn. Belhuoe at least 1000 in such taxtim." .. . tomplimfnt u. hi. •N>«W|U [IT h~k -».J -,..t- prr.ontl -ortn .uj ,.1-Bt. .ml hu l.l.-lon, K ,,„, 1£ol , .. j Llu . .m.ur. m b.b,ll ol ,b. Southern lt,|bu w ,„ “ ,n *“’• ‘b. Usmomuc c«d,4.,B. . n j »004.r ITOO of bt. majorttjr left 8o Lj ,„. K.nto.i,. 1 . wb.’lm Mn Uo U |,l.», .„d tti. ot>,bl to , how , b „ .M,,,,®,, 1 satisfy hia ambition. We eniiest them to be gene tout—especially lei the Judge and tba General be generous to each other, for if they “torget that they are brethren" and go to quarreling by the wayaide, there is no telling what might happen. Strange th:np* turned up in tbe Congressional caifvaas in e, Kentucky and North Carolina Judge Iverson uu the <>rr£on Itill matter Jut Hors Enquirer.- — Your weekly issue | ” urp J‘J,' of the Util inst. contains an article over tiro signature of “Georgia" which, I think, does Judge Ivrison great injustice, and I address you this brief communication to correct at least one of tbo errors of that writer. With tb. ..rc.tn .ml ,ilup,,.,ion cf | “„'f ” d D ,'b™'"«ml-o N i",b,‘'Di«S the writer, I hg\n nothing to do, except t<> j their part In tiro contest, as they always d< say that 1 am satisCed they ara unjust, and i [| r * ve ‘J a0< ^ I think iu bad txaie. ‘•Gtorgia*' charges Judge Ivrrson with fcavi.-vg v.vteJ fur the Oregon bill, containing a provision excluding slavery. anJ he appeals to the tecorj t j *u*lain the charge. I know tot lo what record “Georgia" refers, but this 1 do know, that the yeas and nays on the pasva;- v! that bill are recorded aincc tiro cvideii the proposition quo’ed alxivf*. ts apparent anytime who carts sufficiently about l look into it. Pcitenly cognixa el how. and by whom, the victory I valuation,' others do not. ' W'htl ng besides, j large portion returned their slave*, tor in- #500. and ho returned their pro|>erty lor alee—every taxpayer made of value, and the Keceiv- is was t-uind to receive it ; hilst the larger portion ot their property urtie. No .ltd to *!*k hiatnlornia iou. uflierr' ro bothered no Itttie reluctance ot heads ol lam- stall the names and ag.s ot itened ogairiH them before tiorination can be fully oh I cn6.il op" They walk in, hsngMheir sBJJIe-bag'k ujron tiro r«iling of the porch, take a drink of rpol wnVr, and wash off the dust. After silting !• • while. Bill propose# to Bart to take a abort j w*ik (while tho Parson has stepped off to ) attend *om%domestic duw). “Bt I," aiva Bait, “that bottle Touked a* long as my arm. i 1 om not tight certain the old Paraoh will 1 let yuu *t*y all night. I know he won't let ! that buttle com® in the house." “Yes, he will," says Bill, “uml he will promise lo ! vote for inc, tf you only lout fair." They walked back to* the house, and louk a | y'll in the porch, the Parson directing aj . hi* 'conversation to But. Presently, Bill { gets up, sod walks slowly backwards and forward* across the porch, occasionally prea- ; .sing his stomach; «t ia*t, he cointncufeJ : belching and wrnhyig, a* though in great pxm. Finally, he naiks dolibcrslely up lo tiro saddle-bags, and pulls out tit# ill-fated ! bottle, and holds it between him arul the j “Person, 1 don’t know whether you ever take any spirits, or not. -I have got tome j real genuine UlarJ brandy trerr, that I al- W|v# b*ve to carry with me. 1 am subject to violent attacks of billioua cholic, particu- i larly when I drink strong limestone water.” : Ju*t at that motnent. a violent spasm almost ’ bent hiex double. **Oh, Lord ! Parson, can i vou furnish me with a glass, right quick ?" t Tbe glass was instantly produced ; Bill flits ' it about half full of water, and very delibe- ) ralely turns in front of the Parson, and • counts in fifteen drop*, makes rather a wry face, and swallows it dowy. The Parsoi; ! remarked - “Tbat much, certainly. bringing Liver| August 10. Liverpool Cot The^market w 'I'ptaeds - 'U. ■cry dull, and quo Ltdon Minty fc Co , fleo. Peabody. J . M . uel Gurney, .v R &l Co.. Barclay, Beaver C der, C. M. Lampoon. Tho*. rod otbe iod." •Oh •ill. I ails illy i the iii*«!tia at in the habit of ever taking any stimu- nt •» all, and if Itake' more it will fly into y bead. Tbit much always gives me in- ant rebel, a» you see when I am’first at- ckvd. Your waters mu»t be strouly im- ul«s, tin piemeots. the r products cf the tiro |h* suggest i th lie vry i Tuo- er this tall, a* he gathers • liall keep aomeihing like a count of the quantity and valo aod il he v ake l ot tire tat uble to make ement of the names and agi.. lamily ; tiro number of acres uf land, ed and timbered ; the number and a hia servants; the number and value horses aud mules; the number of bar corn, busltci* ul wheat, ; iron. “les. it rnu*t be; nothing but the ! purest article ofOtard (irsmiy will neuirahz* tfro acid chalybeate." Bill soon expressed , himself entirely recovered from tbs attack, and again invited the Parson to take some. • Hr politely declined, saying be wss opposed to tiro tree of it, but wouhJ admit the genu- The gensru t.ro.mig, but nothing .inn I he Peace Congress m the ®;h, but nothing had t ^The’Parlitment is still . steamship was formally t'tn tnst. Tire banquest. largely attended aru by < td man. The Grand Duke Con. at .^pithead, in a ship <•! I informed you some dan opened a correspondence w n Messrs. Orawiord and Doug pose uf arranging tbe Bpp m peremptory refusal ot Mr. C< rd t r n8emrn in w 111 reasorMor r this couree. ’l\e ceived at my hands anv tl.n knd could not cxp»t.'t soy th, cuss on Id which I biutbi tiave never heard Mr. Crav topics of the day. but it inui to every body that there t* hutunie powers as a speaker, his Iriends, ougiil to be ul: that the only object I had t same time and place with th tide v trial leav of the family the deputy m get hold oi it, jpls. ach. s, and he haJ no doubt but that'll ei- J s salutary influence in bis attack of_^ us colic. ttop|«r was announced and" H-rJ, ,. thr) beyond i ell. But to set oversv w« will ask t it was Mr. Clopton's racy ocacy wiled 1. j happened it tkat Mr. Ju- 1 frites than hims«if. wm luteal uitraisin was so p , trict, that be who advoo from High deteered f It ipufar in the 1 doc- #i^x', and others at"#650 and #700, there were those again who returned their slaves at an average value ot #.‘0t». #250, #3t>0, #1150 rfnd #Hs», while wc have heard of one vase where the average value was only #175. The. last Legislature, however, psvsed a law required-tiro Receivers to examine all ” nce , p ^ r,or ^* ms made to them, and where property ' U .*!] « , ten>u ' aket, and le» ..ng n„d.r-,.lt,-d. to P !.« . prop., Ido. “ c " l > r *•“’•"••«• <•»•'« “ ’ h •" , ,ti— Mmr-wid io r... the omno, « ; I" ""' ,n .”ch . ,t BB-B..J, ,b. t....«n*«nt ... tit lb •"> «™«tl, ».•<!»“« ■ -»*“ w—«r BB. re ,«p,,., r ..„. 1 ■ t: e selected by the Receiver, one by the al shad call can readily , it will save time to nil cun- PV greatly assist to make tho > |*rtect, cumpV'tc and satis- these augget' ed the ..Id lady-if .he taJ any red. pepper, that he would bare to trouble her to make him some tes, set it by and let it cool, and be would take it with hint to hi* bed-room,'and bo ready, in •Tba t be i •ig. olio .iro .bird to be eeU-cted by the two arbitra- 1 | a tor.. It tpp.tr. tittt th. R«c«i*cr. ia th. -ril .ml ..rar. , iv [K tlu,,,,.-,!. . btiste have generally discharged their duties V v c !' 1 e<1 *° , on ‘be subject. »> e .. u,n, iL ; ir ,dd.MM, , u ,h„, do •*•'" \° 1 '' ,u , rh • Journal cf tbe House «.( Rmreientative^ thuig# being equal—was beaten' aid other property in Georgia.have increased w0,k * bu f'he kir.dnes* a.,dii ;T' * “ H.p,"., , t. ...N How it.pp.nrdi,, wewnn, to kn th.t , ,i„c. Apr.l. IKW; k.nc-. ,h. l.rt. "T “ 1 ' h ” *•' 30111 (-angle,., nl p.,e 1155,1 ’loot ltidf., on. o’; be mo.l prrimt. l, p>p. rnorn ini. yctr, ,nd conK<[ur’il ’' ho * l “ 11 ll,v ' 10 Pt' 10 ™ very strong euneral. f r.c on roe soon." Bill remained talking to the old lidy, and Bsrt'to the Parson, until bed time. They were up by light, Bill and Bart to slake their thirst, and get a sly drink iefr re breakla»t, and (he Psreon from habit. They IrH soon alter breakfast. Bart open ed the conversation, bv asking Bill if, when be was taking the colic-iraps, he woulj not Itr/pu-ji-r and <>i tbiugn m " light* 'and their i deeply involved way, I can ssy *n» rer.siol the pcopf glad in giving the 1 should urge betoi i he had ul water, and ju»l * ’• had whisky. vote* than Boyd, though the latter is so old au J leading Democrat cf thirty years' service. This fact is significant. * 2J August, IS48, and that the Judge Iverson, luge bet with every otii mctoWr from this Wrote, u fouud in i negative. J*o much lor the ire^d on w s th.s chsrje uf-Gesrgia" is founded, *uJ merb for th* cbarge it»elf. If the uti charges made by "Georgia” »re as grout-- . w , ... u w , . , . . I ry lor NittonaliMp, that would have el lesa a* this one, L« has certainly made up m* • What party, and what spi budget cf blunders. * j perty, wc then again ask. ga ithout shadow- ul doubt, the ablest men in the Thud C«ngi**M>n»l i iatrict ul Alabama, was defeated tor 1 • ogress, when Ait rallying ery wa* abau- , xirncnt of all pan.es tor the take nj the 1 utii F It could not have b«eu hi*extreme- in that beat intu. because cur c >tc mpVrsry ysthal—nsd it been known that C'hq><on'» iCtrere w ould have been claimed a* « vtcto- | ■ousd have elected Clopioe hi* majoi Wa j t Wa TMl IIS! is.—Met*ra. '1 roup sod Care tie were ted at a public »ueetir.r l »»:urday oppce.i.uatj Measr*. Ktegand Hs\- i were breuglit forward by th* Bruos- —Democrats who boasted as confidently of ! w,ck 0> « f ting a* csoJidates for Senator auJ th* 1500 or 2000 majorities that they were ! Rrpfcirnuinc. The fight seems to b* wtiv going to get as Mr. Ctawfotd and tha times | f*cttons without reference to politi. do, were elected to aUy at home, and Oppo- • «•* or was it acctionalii fV" Prof. Alex. Dimitry, of Waahingt«>o city, ha* been appofnted by tlx** Fre*id«nt Minister to Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Wc bfUcve thu tu be a letter appointment than tao»t of President Buchanan’s dtplo- inxtirVeieetioos,for l*rut. Dimitry is ccrUtniy ti ability and good judgment. giliun uicn will fill the places in Congress for which they had booked for themselves •cat*- We are not going to My right out what we Imlicv* will b« th* result of this CV* The Opposition candidates in Meri wether county are Hon. Win. A. Harr s fur the Henate, and Dr. Anthony f. rth/ Il >u»e. In **p«IJiCg, tbe Opp,\«ition have notni- Congressional canvass ; but it is our private 1 n *lrd Dr. H. H. £*ndrrs far the £t*oate, anJ opinion tbat th* llou. Martin J. Crawford | G. M. Dickinson lor K*pre«enuitve. will gladden his fnenJs by th* light oi hit l#“ In Macon county, the 0|po«itK«ti countenance Acre a/ Aomc next winter. And | h*»* nominated Philip Cook, Ksq., for the so mol* it be. Senate, and Dr. A. M. Pitts for Represent- Helling Altcady 1 \V« beard of • bet yaaterdsy maJ* between • Crawford DemiKrat and a Bethune man. The latter bet that Bethune would beat C'rawfonl iu Muscogee county. HP* Th* Augusta Chronicle hears a rumor that Hon. Bbsj. II. Htu. and Hon. Ro*r. Tq»n*s are to meet in public discus- •iou at lroxmgcon on Friday, "6th \nat. A large luibecuc is in rontemplstton. 1 wss an old hero Whig, afterwards a member of the American party, and am now in the ranks of the Opposition party. I am ej j'osed to JuJge Iverson tn politic#, but 1 am higfttecd and admirer, ar.d I ata neither willing to do him injustice ntwelf oor to let ethers do it whilst 1 have tbe power lo correct them. Hence this abort cjmraunication. Mckm.ii. CF* The Dabloncga Signal learr.s that all tbe (tisonera in the jail at Cumming, Foreyth county, made their e*c«p« on 'Tuesday night, t#;h inst. HP Three bale* ot t.ew cotton had been received in Montgomery on th# I7i&. One of them was scld at aucltou lot 13 cenu 1 per pouud. L7* lion. Jo^HV* Uni has been uoant- . Bou.iy ■>.’<■,■»•<* I.. r«.,l.cliou lo Con. , Tb0 iV1 ^. M , A B ,a.r..r of B.ri.’.u: gress by the Opposition District Convention county Ala . tail, by hia will, the sinn * at Milledgrvillc. #ltXLWt> VT A half interest*in the Atlanta Amrr- ■>« ••«»» j l‘r,r. S5.iXX‘ ti—South. Kee. Col. Akin's Appotutmeuta. The Ailanta American contain# the fol- • Mitig letter from Col. .\kin to #ome gent'e* >en in Atlanta, together with the subjoin- ' .i list of appoint menu, to which ye invite he attctttiou ol our Iriends. They should, nd mill, give hint a cordial reception every where, and the people, the *rkote people. ritboiit distinction ul party, thoula give lira a patient hearing : Atlaxta, August 1859. * Gentlemen: Yours ol this date, requeet- ng n>e. m behaif ol the citizens of this city, u address them on the political ques- mns now dividing the people ol ^torgia. ># i .\ask title Daily .\r >c«th Dtsnucr We s" from various pa The |«ople arc fcecom oitsnce of thr ireucs t esnviss. In Cobb, < Th sddroi me to change a determ: and tocoraply with the wi though 1 tear tt will prove ti* health. 1 there! ire inform y address the people ot Atiatm evening the 23d inat. Your obedtant ser the j r DcKxib, a« wt II as m ‘‘Democratic Carr, I*. men in favor of Akin and*WngbT'Tn against Brown anJ Gartrell. Our friend should take courage. We assure them tb: the *tgus are all right. Let every vow who desires a change in the admnustratio of our public affairs—who is opposed to th continuance in high political positions « small demagogues—go lo work, and w inly cut down Gov. Brown frazzle, but rl< i in tiro glti but did'ut 1 come it over the old Would’l he have got me, if he had samp.r J Dfx cr?" “Yon rather got him, for wben ▼ou was in the room talking to thenid IsJy, tbe Psifon told me be thought you Wtr* * Ire should support you." “Hurrah for the Wbicq had been * and pending icfwne *o d by court 1 men neither »«» tu«kc addresa the people. : people id, and r »to th? i his kr of bull ion 1 had formed, boasted msjumy t lb * •».-! cbJ.J. .n.... m ,.x r... |a nB| | 0 from#. W« IIC |C- jo.ced to know that the people are beginning to ace the extravagance, corruption and dcmagcgutsra of our present rulers, and are preparing to butl them from power, l.rt , tiaturr, by managing to make x large, rot roan pvotniso to vote for him, "ho Udd Bill that be was loo long, Iran, and tank, to have any weight m th* Legislature. Bill illus- | trite J bis fitnesa f.r the otlue by preaching the old negro's sermon upon backsliders to ‘ bun, which I will, probably, give you at tom* other tune. F. Y. t^. I'ulUic* at Flto’s Peak. .«T-Wn, Aug. IT—A i in doing tbis. I have no p w ith their arrag*nroii * . 1 rly and respect Iu > a Territory, to wc called , It ta the intention to apply at t of Congress for recognition, ihuieiai ot a Territorial Gov- j Paper* ot the Dit The PittBbu eUuesJsy night, Aug At Augusts, Tnarsday night, 5ept. 1. • oven ol an part; At Warrenton.&aturnav, 11 a. ni.,Sept. 3. JL'uaton At Biherton, Monday, il A. M.'Sept. 5. C-^r In tb*e conAiiiutioo being formed for Kausss, w.-iuen ate allowed to vot* in school matters. Thry tnsy vote fr)/ school officers, school taxes, and everything per- Utntcg to the o^.«n:xsti‘>n of the c-mirnoQ •choc!#, equally with men. Conferring this much of the elective franchise upon females , ing governor < re P.ret fives th* l,r Virginia the '^Wis# nf Accomac, and Virginia, has sucevtded tn S“ and coming down i.stder ‘‘ iaP of balloon notoriety. He “ ed by hu own gas." ; Col. Akin will attend •*A ot the above ( appotntmcnia, whether he ts able te address air-cuthion—thcre , tn* people or no:, unless anything should The Americans have nominated tbe fol- i lowing excellent ticket. We will publish the proceedings of the meeting next week. nl as i ripe |K ■>,“ “Lutin boy, cau 1 go tnrough this gate to tbe uver I" laqu-um .. i&thionablv d lady. “P'rhaps so; a load of hay went through this morning," ovxs th# horrid Pfasoxsi..—It fiver upon authority, that J . ul South Carol.ha, has . tcudqacy of the Georg
