About Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1859)
•<*K PAS RAGLAND & CO.,-PROPRIETORS. JME XXXII. srillCT CONSTRUCTION OF TUB CONSTITUTION ...AN HONEST ANO ECONOMICAI. ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 30.1859. LIVER INVIGORATOR! ggPAKED BY Dll. RAN FORD, L n ded Entirely From GUMS, Af TilK UKST PURGATIVE AND UYt.lt ■ISFJ now Before tlic public. _ * remove j One dose often repeat- matter „ eil Us sure cure for l . HOl.i:i: \ M.iliitl .s, » ulurf shesl- td and a preventive of V bllr, lnvijro* (L CHOLERA. j*ch,can»- I 1.1 «1 Q Onlj 1 bottle Unceded fifyinK the v tothv.w ontof the s.vs I o.tft 'H-and P. lenitlie eflect* of tnedi- 1 * !. ile i n O cine after u long»kkne«s —«f- One hnttle taken for n JAISIHCK remove* *11 S sallnwncss or unnatural color from tlic .skin. iteil by the rt 1 One dime taken a short " V Unit' before eullii" p jvieorto the appetite ‘ food digest Thursday, August 25, 1859. \J i , I : ■ . I . wmim d.' Onr do«r. often repeat* , I. t urrs l 111!< i\ II" III slug and K . after ratine v welt. i to relieve the i k . Y MIRIKKk In IU *or»t , f no, while St MM Kit k i g BOWKL COMPLAINT* • done taken j f A few hnttle* will cure [tffutbebow-ljDllOPSY by exciting the ! iii.I cure* #p almnhents. \Vo take pleasure In ■ taken after E reeo.i.mcn llnjt iLI« mnl iHicute n lei." •' * prn entire for ia. L. FhVUt* Mil E. CHILI J FLYER, i. ! all ) ever* of two tea* *, <>f a HILIOlB t.pe. It I«;Ual«ny* re* H .<'e» with le.tiilnty, Y HEADACHE. _ i I il."U..,i,.N .-ire wil* if lininc- U liny to i«*-tlfy to it, won- , COLIC, n derful ilrluisj. loath with the I in isol ator,, I t.MBKRTON a CAItlKK, ACER k IVLItSON. J A. WHITKBIDE & CO. dwly A. CARD 'll leased our t*«sh and Blind AYorks to . llRKWKK A I'EltltlN K. a ho will mu- |l usiness at our Factory. It gives us pl> a«- * that these gentlemen are entitled to lh« No Discussion Saturday. Notwithstanding Mr, Douglas*’ proposal l * inert bis opponents in delists on Satur day, there was no discussion on that day. The Times says tlint -Mr. Crawford would not accept on tbo next d*y, after Mr. Douglas* had spoken, thereby letting hi* competitor make two speeches to his one.” Mr. Crawford i* excessively punctilious for a candidate who expect* to bcut "his com* . . . ,i , , i At the Houston convention the foreign , pctitor fifteen hundred or two thousand j slave undo tvns not tnndc tin issue. It never , votes! it i* a pretty rigid adherence to his ; has been made n test o" Democratic support j :t•-unit'd right* of discussion, when, after ^ " :,s held in tin .. , , . discussion ot the question in the public prriw having himseif niggested that no oppomt- ! that it wns a nintiT upon whirli good and ! olutnbu-, and otter hi* i ,ril ° Democrat* might tfell dtller. and h uli I (Apposition and Democratic preMna. ns well ( ere, expro: sed their opinions I or again The i'exas Flection and the Slave Trade | Ciuebtloiu W o observe that tbo press opposed to j re-opening the *I«ve traJe is endeavoring [ Jo create the impression thut the late elec- , tion in Texas turned upon I he slam. Irsde , question, and that the result was a victory m lavor of the negative of the proposition. I The Austin State Gazette denies that this j question was involved in tho election. It . say*; The Herne* of Indnstry. Let other* write of those who fought With sword, amt spear, nn-1 shield; «.Ut 1 will wfit* of heroes bold, The bravest of the brave. Who l.iu^lit for neither fame no >Vho fill an unmarked grave,' Heroes who conquered many a fl To uuiornittlUK toll; Heroes who did not Idly stan.l* llut dealt such tearfui blow* Til i* n hr u I . of worthh-MS la Now blossom like the rose. Tbo hero** of the plow and loom, . From the Grange Rsporter. [ l.atcr from Mexico mid ('alHornla. % Sensible l.cttcr fnnn u Ynunc: Deni- v,„. n-... *. a ... .m tliu fitli inst. Him connected wills the siring to be D. S. Senator—t Usual isrur.lm. I., the Democratic Cam,™! j sic^ciVia ndoii.aK winch hro U8 h, • 1J> the courtesy of a young Iricnd of ottre, I Jv.'.000.«K):' in specie and 1.000 nasaencei who i- a ivholo-soul Democrat, we have I Markets.—Uuvines* at Sail Francisco been permitted to use the following extract Mull; Spirits had a downward tendency from a letter received by Inm Iron) tho son 41 ”* ■ ^ • of a diatingttished and leading Democrat of (icurgia. The writer, wo hove no doubt, but gives utterance to the opinion* of b n distinguished lather, whose loyalty to Dem- . v.. . WUIU ,« , uc ,„ c , uverianu. ocraiic principles have never been nueation* j Letters Iron) Alinatitlati, to the Kill ed. and who Iihb battled in tbo tanks of no \ say tlmt the mails und passengera other party but that of the Democratic party. ! robbed Horc is the extract: tnent be made li opponent (an entire strange man wholly inexperienced in f olilical dis-j Irocly cussion) bad come up o'n invitation und ' , “* n ^. r the foreign slave tr*. Correspomlcnce of the 11 dtlnmre American. The Huttlcsuakc. OAKLAkf), Md., August 18, IBftO.* Having read and heard many snako alo- i ries—aoma imaginary, doubtless, and others | « | perhap* true, 1 urn induced to give you an , midi*.'flrmn, ."n"t 7"tA ’ I “ ccount 0 > “ ‘Cctio witncnsed yesterdsy on : f"“ w , 0ur «“: d “ *«* <- Horace (Jreeloy was lionised everywhere. I h ° eu PP 0 ««) ! » largo rattlesnake in tho Greeley estimates tlmi ‘,’0.000 emigrants arc 1 mornl, 'H, on our route ucross tho mountain. ““ to tho Pacific, overland. i De cut oil bis head and ripped him open front iMinatitlan, to tlic ITth inst., | from "stem to stern” to ascertain what be the mails und passengers wort ; had been feeding on. In this slalo wo met «rn,.c ,.v. iwT. " 1,0 m' v " ol 'ff® 1 ' 0 *'*" ! «ith tho body, from four to five hours alter tepee, by the 1 airicios. 1 ho moil* wetc ' |„,j ni , i,.. i lpn i „„ i , • .. cut open and their comonis carried off. ' n ^, h ,* "f, n '' ,n 8 complriely cm- Miramon had dissolved hi* cabinut. 1 l,owell » , d. binding considerable vitality yot Marghenc had revolted against Mirainon, ' n . Doily, I pressed on it near the mil and the Liberal* were besieging thj former • with a stick, when the body instantly coil* a, 4’. ua ^?' n j. l, . ra *. ! °‘1» B,| d struck tho *tick with aemuchuppa* dlocate of ! the do'egate to the ! irrnved hitnscll in addressed a meeting called exclusively for hi* own introduction to our cilisens, Mr. Craw ford, who had been here electioneering for so long a lime, and wly*> has s'ili near a week to remain here, rhould refuse to go into the diseussion on the plea that it woulJ give Mr. Douglass the advantage in Cuiutn* bus, Mr. Crawford’s hoqie! Is this tho Ohegox—Tho wliolu vote polled magnanimity that might reasonably bo Oregon at tbo recent election for a expected from a candidate who is booked ' gressman was 2,BAA. TbiR indicates for “fifteen hundred or two thousand ! population not exceeding 15,000. ^ 1 Houston sbutg eonvention— r ol Sam iLiuslon, and was elected to I State .Senate, notwithstanding tho suu ; I notice* given him by tlic Galveston | lidn. Several presses, q|»o, which Inui n issue against tho tcdrrul laws ohnox* slnvo trade, suetuintd n of thought* and divds suhlltno, And loft no i.loody * Tlit-r t- IUI lull fur Among th •lowl) one* trhn phut With fiilth.ind run fat on ci (hat flo.l ducti -n. lie cxpruaM’H my sentiments actly upon every point to which ho alluded Tlio afieecli ha. ono prominent fault. There J Th«i Arohlii.hnp of Mexico l.n> U.ucd a ! vi „ or w „|, u, 0 hcatil... is too much egotism in it. It s|»euks too hull of ex communication against the Lib- - tru ,,i { n . , , , much of Alex. Stephens, and what he ha* tral party. tru,,K » n " " he ,,od *1** 8tc atnl lung* to done for hit country. Stephens in a very! Gen. Well had been defeated in Tamau- j w ' ,h * able man. hut can't begin to compare with lipas, losing nil hiw artillery. I * hta experiment won repealed some half* Poombs and several other distinguished J Degollario had assumed tiio commitml of a-duzcu tunes, and with similnr results. Georgians. He. is vory ni'icli overruled in | tho Liberal army, and promised to take Ono of our company (being thn guide who Georgia, but more especially in the Eighth , possession of the capital by the 1st October, killed the snakt-1 undertook m t. *t ilia m„t DibImci. Tito last speech he delivered in Ho wants three millions ol tnonev und tor* ^‘ _ . 1 . . ) . L . Cr,0 k ,0 . U *° m " 1 'ongress gained tor him u greut deal ol un« j ty thousand Tlto'tlerreo Hgainst the Church property inertied nruiso. Ii was a very ordinary el- litsion. Thu wholn argument wan htsed upon a lalse pr*misc~*upon a misconstrued political act. Tho unsoundtiess ol the posi tion may ho seen upon tho most superficial j inve*tiga‘ : ” r ~ majority Oregon was njinitled after the Democracy, i'y tho English bill, hid sanctioned the rule that a population of 08,000 should he required to entitle a m w State to become a member of the Confedeiaey. Is it not plain • hat tbo Democracy, with u view, to party advantage, have furnished tho Black lit* publican* with an irresistible precedent for insisting on tho immediate admission of Kansas as n frrn State I . CLKMOMt. IIKOWN k CO. SlVAflDS A Nd o MAsmcrcnxo t On, SWER & PERRINE, |B0SS to CLEM0RB, BROWN & 00., | COLUMBU8, t)A. I l n8 ^, the! ho (hcrDai;li reorganisation In errrv depart* nm | |, PCl ]f tl A Desperate L-lxpcdieut* If "catching ut straws” is any evidence of u dcsprrsle, drowning man, wo must put our neighbor of the Times in that category — although, if report be true, every Chatta hoochee fifberman would rush to the rescuo to prrveiit his finding a watery death in that stream. The last agonizing effort of the Times is to connect Mr. Dot glass, our Opposition candidate for Congress, with a gentleman who has formerly represented this District; or rather to make it appear that tho latter j Early County Xcin. It i* to lie neulial in "ho* taken Mr. Douglass under bis gunr* politics, and the price will lie $2 per mittum. diantdii’i nnd protection”! The gentleman ; Our observation teaches ns tint tho terra ktyW.£°. n,,lluU ’ d Die "guardian” of opr can- • "neutralin Georgia, mean* simply Dnn- uioate is nounuaiuiT >»■« ^ —*• ... e ^ and as he is not before tho people, we ltd j an except ion'"to" 'this ‘coraiaon rmi”''kfe no special interest in volunteering in hi* j wish sve have to tsy for Mr. Doug- i under no mnn'« guardianship 1 A Paprr is Eauly.— Mr. E. 11. Gr.t.fm propose* to establish a weekly ncw*pnpcr it I Klakely, Early county, Ga., to be called tin Niii|;tiiar Oriiaiucut. i A brooch worn by the Countess of K——, i has recently been the subject ol conversation j among the e minent company of Polish no- ; bilily who are now exile* in Pari*. Eneir- | cled by twenty brilliants upon a dark blue ground ot lapis lazuli, and protected by a u glass in front, may be seen—Wlmt I A [ portrait ! A lock ol hair ! No, neither tho i ono nor the other; bni only four hont pi i* l wrought together in the form ol n slur. Tho , history of this singular ornament is contain- \ ed in iho following communication : The ; Count lv was, soino years ago, in hi* i own country suspected of being loo much I inclined to politics, nml was consequently i one night, without examination or further inquiry, lorn from tho bosom of hi* family ! by policn oflicors, conveyed to n fortress : into Title i tlnoughout tho Union. Tho clioriiN thou taken up nnd chaired by tho papers ot tho Eighth District lie wns pruiaeii by tho Frec-tiotlera omi I'ree-Soil paper* be cause Itia construi-iion of tho I,and Ordi nance wa* Eroe-Soil in its application. Hi* speeHi, the latter part of it, was an appeal to Soutliorn members to endorse with their votes his interpretation of that Ordinance. Tho pnpore of the Hth District praised kim because tho Non item papers hud done so. They did it out of i .nirtcHy. It w«* n skill- VICE PUBSIDKNCY-it j II* 0 i'i r f”_2 >ilIl0na for - j ter i And although he ..w .nd kn.,v ,h., ! the serpent wns hrndlcss, hi* nerves were j not strong enough to stand the shock, and ho would recod from each stroke. I secured and enclose tho rattles containing nine, though several were brokciuolf in detaching it frour tho body. I This story may’ appear incredible to roa- ; but tho fuel* wore also witnessed by , ~..r friend Judgo M., of Unltitnoro, and Cap- the traveller in tbo other, went out of tho I fain L., ul tho U. S. N.,botl» of our party.— j bar-room into tho yard, requesting Mr. Sautl- I Jin to follow him. At the extreme end of the tavern building they ascended a rude flight of *trp* to an up- Curiosities uf Texas. A gentleman who has recently travelled I i Texas referred to the Colton in that Slate 8 sometimes growing to » height of sixteen uch success. for yourself. . the application of the Land Ordinance ol 17.^7, in u mannor in which it wns never intended to apply. Tako the Ordinance and take tho speech, and compare iliom with each othor, and Meet. We have since seen, in an exchung " lint I ti.surt "ill be vntil'"il. Wliy did lm ■ • nt.temellt ofo stalk of Son Idtmd ei„hlerii i It was tlic l:irtie,t rtitllcinnko T Itavo nu.ci|.ral s oloritilH".., 1 n.,.mutl i f c , l |,i, ! l,. IJi.hop Plctco In n„o of bi. Itilo .ecn, much it. I have tramped'",mtr lh» ' I answer by*'^asking whern* was I ‘ l,,orr " , ' ri « •P« , °ks of thu Mulo Hah- mountains, und watched the whole ofTair tho Stepltens’ hymn first raised. In Wash- ! !j! 1 " “''oun.liviR in the region of Sau Mjico/, with great interest. 1 leav* it for yuu trud ingtoti City, among Ereo Soil members—| * rxa*, three time* ns large as tho common j other Philosophers and Naturalists to nc- Soil and Douglas papers ‘ bare and said to exceed in speod, especially count for thin singular phsinimmon ill the wlicn they can find n path or road, anyuth- natural hUtniy and instinct of tho serpent, er animal. Ono gentleman told him that j I vouch lor the facts, and which old bun- he meusured a pair of ears of one of them j tors assure me arc not uncommon. eighteen inches from tip to tip. The good Ifishop odds: "Here, too, especially tho horns of tho calllu in length nnd circumference, I have them seven feet from point to point; und I I forward him to you 1 I have whs told tlmt occasionally they measured j him utul mil rather afraid of much intimacy distant purl of tho country, nml thrown ! f»l blow lor the VICE PRESIDENCY—it i tn,,c ;’\ 1 with such companions, mp, dork dungeon. Days, weeks. ,u,vin K keen agreed between hint und Whilst we have tho letter before us we I * ——.without his being brought Dooghts tlint tho latter should receive tin. give the following | assuge : It is natural ns * * ^ un ° ur candidate, \\ AKI.LN . “ ** I nomination lor the Presidency, | life. AKIN, bo elected 1 We answer emphuti- u.if.B.r’-Tii'BK.ing rK.1.1 -wm -nmm I «*»•*"<• »«'•. c.AAVfnJitkssiJ OFFICE—RANDOLPH STREET NUMBER 34 The Premonition* We found the following singular story in a Methodist psprr. which did not seem to doubt its truth, although we are much in clined to do so. In tho year 1820, when the present State of Alabama was a comparative wilderness, a gentleman by the nnmo of Saunders carno front a neighboring State into one of its eastern counties, in qtfist of a place of set- ilcment. Ho was well dressed und well mounted and travelled alone. At the close o| a fatiguing day’s ride, he stepped at a house or rntsitsinment. which was the nucleus ol a struggling backwoods village, containing some Hfteen or twenty inhabitant/. Tho host wus a grim, sour- visagtd man, with small, sinister looking cycf, that twinkled Iika burning points, between the heavy fringe of tho pointed eyebrows, i be tavern seemed to have been Iclt iu nn unfinished state by the workmen, nnd looked ruinous and old for the want of puinl and repairs, On entering the bar-room, which was a dingy, half-lighted apartment, Mr. H. found a few men, very ordinary in both dress and "PI" atanee, relating to each other tho gossip amt news of tho neighborhood. He seated himself in their midst, und awaited iu si lence tho announcement of supper. After eating a hearty meal, feeling both laitgui..! and drowsy, Inf'requested to be con ducted to his room. The landlord, taking lamp in one hand, and the snddle-bag* of I I vouch tor tb j tors assure in Your friend, E. 8. i Western Texas, j P. 8.—A very fair sized rattlosnako in n rdinary box with glass top, is just presort tod to me. I Will you accept tho gentleman as a pel, if L liy On of new insrlitnery with ^rowneuts, »r>* now furnl-h.xi o the*t«. fra »t short noj!<-« and tin* lotto* u< prlr< Bio utifrlftird, ' protection fiu id a idrbtcd I kill twInrarlsbtT usod. W« emit per light, and .Side b |»r cnt. extra. | r "lOl.I.IMl MIN DO' I, prr lor t per pair, • Imir ol IIUrotF A I’ANf.l. . wltlirnitl .Moulding, lltindft ft fii*t in lengt XRL DOolti 2 . U panel, without Mnutulog, f 1 ft tho knowlcdgo that he was a man of I ability and independence—abk‘ to lorin und J express for UnnsL'If bis own opinions—that I induced tbo Opposition party to select him j ns lltoir standard-bearer ; and most nobly and ellectively is lie fulfilling their most i Sitiguine expectations. He has received at the hand*.nl tho gentleman slluocd to, only the otdtiittiy courtes es of social und pniti- iced life. Nor has that gendetusn, i" any ! forward way, obtruded himsilf into the j canvass. AlCussela—where the candidates without Moulding, ‘GrtS; Mooldlt Moulding. 1 sids •• •* 2*1 lea t panel, without Mmililing, I Ho uullnpfiy mill snw lumicll roimi'u ..i I n apM r iiAWl)imih llW ilo!fllHiiOiftrTV.,'"\ JlAI every succor. In tho stillness of death and j Presidency; hence, he basset Bib suits in ^ _ I thn darkness of tho gravo ho felt uot only another direction, and hence, in hi* Augusta ft.— I he Augusta.CV/rnmY/e hi* strength tailing him but also his mind speech, ho i* iu favor of m-opcning the friend nt LuGrango lor a "andcriug. All uiispeAknbtn unuuish took ! rild f~s sentiment tbnt coriainly • ,. . .. e ii . I u. i i I.ii ,„i,. | , . excludes Inm Irom uli Northern aid m the l.il.'f r.int.inini; U:u bllimmii Btntilyin, ImlJ upiin liim. Hi', who fcorrdnot to ap* cn>r |,,, tlln Cu „ v L n i|„„. n ho hull l,.d ,ny iutelligeiice : "Tho Opposition parly „f ponr beloro^lu* judges, now trembled before idem dint lie could receive tho nomination Troup thin day (Saturday, Aug. 20ih) m m- | , 1 ,iro,t ' l, * 1 U ® ni f ioU ® «"• In I860, ho never would ituve given utter- , ’ \ deuvored to Itnd something to relievo him- anco to such an impolitic sentiment as ru» t istrd U. 11. 11.11 lor the ornate, and A. II. , 0 |f f r , irn (he double misery of idlenoss and j opening the HItv«gratis. The truth Is, ho I annirt und A. P. Norwood for too Houto. loneliness, and thus preserve him from ' A glorious ticket !” terrido Insanity. Four p ns, which uc dentally happened to bo in his coat, h Wash* ! fortunately escaped 3ft i l by invitation of the people, and without appointment of their own—ho was called up as well by an ull'j»ion to him by the regular Democratic cundidulr, ns by the voice of the crowd ; and m this city ho t nly introduced Mr. Douglass (a stranger) to out citizens, with a few tntiuduclury und I make ibis ••assuming guardianship,” it will ! have to put every candidate lor olReo -“in i leading strings,” *r “II of them receive I these little courlesie*, und'all of them huve I iricnd* who may be called out at limes to | hay somc'hing in their dileiice. Dut the Timis need not be at nil con- i .»«, n i i I ino kiitno pa!■ 4 76 | cerned shout Mr. Dougfiss. Ho will lead j p- f>i ^ ( |j ( ■ * ud Mr. Craw lord a "un rry ruco” MUi.d the j ^ ‘ ^ ^ JiiHloni to th* sbots, Blinds pstn ted and fur- District) til)d Will have him Cnlliug lipol p*tnt*V. bt* Iriends for aid and support bcluie XTnsmslie4,emborse(i«ml ItobBinlsti e I-• »• * ' 1 I close of tho canvas*. Wo hive no d ■vs and colors,for std*nod transom lights ut.il A Dukl.—On the 20th mst., ;tun City, Mr. (). Jennings N>'iho of the I Enquirer, and Mr. Olds of tiro Examiner, fought a duel with pistol*. Two hanged, without injury to ith Tho r of hi* gonle Moulding, 1 •• 2 without Moulding, R (to *• •" 1 *tds 2 si tea lotildtn Moulding, 1 skin " without Moulding. " Mouldiug, l side wllhout Moulding, •• Moulding, 1 side 0 panot, wlltiout MnuMh g, either parly, and then interfiled to tfl'ect un atljuslmcnt I what success wo liuvo not yet Itfiirneil. N\' believe tli.tt this Is the second difficulty « ! this kind between Messrs. Wise and Old*, Moulding, I without Mouldiug, Moulding, 1 si d« •* 2 sides without Moulding. Moulding, t n * j Hunter, hi Vty not rftpudiato tho 1 etcignly, and udt nr The i aimed thut Senator „ has d. elan d if) a )crpia’oi'P.qmidr Hov- e in lieu theroof ti>r ion*I Intervention, the solved, and tho sooner ■ Mnul ting c Pd., Daily Post— ••election—n i) be llte means of dolivert-nce to bi* spirit. Ilo tinew the pins upon the earth, wtliclualono was the floor of hi* gloo my dungeon—and then employed himself in aeeking f.r them in tho darkness. When after n tiresome search, ho succeeded in find* ii g them, lie threw them down anew ; nnd «o, again und ugain did ho renew his volun tary-task. All tho liny long,sifting, lying nr kneel ing, ho groped about with his hands until ho had found llte pins which ho had inti n Mortally scattered. This fearful yot benefi- otul •"•nfinued lor six vosrtr.—- suddenly tKo ifour's o‘| Tils'I'rrYsofiT I hff crmtil bad just sesttored bis pins ; but lie would not leavn bis cell without taking Wlh him >|,o Into instruments of his preservation from despiiii and mildness. He soon found them, for now tho clear bright light of day beamed in through tho doorway ul his dun geon. As th. Count related hi* sad story in tho countess, she seized the pins with eagerness. Those crooked yellow b 'j Johnson und McDonald, get up nnd move that, aa they can’t agree on ono ol them, they nominate tlit) Hon. A. II. Stephen* by acclauiniioii, and ho will bu “It Mich a tiling happens I nm ready to join nuy party to put down tho Domocitiiu party. They will put Toombs nod Stephens —new Hedged Dimocrais—iti office in pro tereneo to llte old und tried loaders of Dorn* j, who have spent their lives in achiev ing her victories. A pretty mate of things t with Linton H'ephen* on the Supreme Hunch, nnd Toombs und Alexander Stephen* in (lie Sonate, nnd Johnson *ud Iverson,and Mc Donald u»;d Warner, old mil tried Demo crats, excluded for llte sake ol these new lights. Stephens, Toombs nnd J*»i liiuvvn have noted the hypocrites ‘ all round.’’ iluy, ivliilo Iho .un »•« yet high mui i South with on escutcheon unlorni.lici), o bright in Iho heaven,, we fnunil tho encamp* 1 "ante ami a reputation tor all that cunstj* ,1 of an emigrant tin the road-tide. It i lul ”* » >"»'> “t" 1 « gemloiuan iu tho higho.t family, it waa a nntneron, one. On the I n.’l’lo«t accoptalion of that term—u ground were .cole,I a man of fifty, and three ; mm »l>»»0 antecedent, challenge Invesliga- 'four younger men aim nr more nut out *' 0 "- D to bo u Christian gf-nilcnian is the of their toons—nil plai/ing cards, Tho j highest stylo ol n man if an American •Iter and daughter (as I supposed) were 8««tl**U»an is tho highest o.der of nobility, mounted upon horses, each will) a barrel of [ Jj l * u ,,ur candidate comes fully up iho p good sizu in her lap, and starting to a * should be expo oniire milks of the old line Democracy. Nor d<> wo blame them (or entertaining led- ings of hostility toward* tho new lint,n. Such a thing >« mnuial. l.ook at (Iio list ol candid itv* who Itavo been nominated lor Congress by the Democracy ol Guurgiu ' Witlt a Hitiglo exception, they u i all conus out openly.and strongly for Judge Douglas nu tho I’r* sidon'ial candiilate of the Democracy. NV hut docs this fhungo ol which, during Hi fearful year., had gada>\Vlnga whu have j,lined lira Demuera* winds <if I ■tltig OotUgw, Qrwn Uousits, • they rsn give eutlr,- estts* that he is oven now maruhuiiug “his tie- phanls” to witliktand an unslaughl winch ho is unabla to breast without their help. J Hut tho LtCleiC letter show* that fie | v *' 1 tiniifr of lights, Ac.. i»*r Hash, amt | repudiates the idea of "guardianship kiss snd numtuT of I’siutls. extent ot • 1 . , , mg.Ae., toi Doors, «nd the length and width j for a large class ol voters whom tic seeks to ally again under hi* standard, und we have Jrcsdy evidences of n stampede. i-red und gathered alternately, Wrie become to her as precious relics: and now set iu a fisinn of brilliants worth £400, as a trcusuio of much greater value, she wears them on her bosom.— London Court Jnur• o/,/ k in tho h««t n J stMUrely parked I, I yurrhfUHtni, sod »t their rl-t. Iiury 1,1850 1IHKWLK k I HIM'.. is yet undecidi elected Andersm by two Vide. 1 b refuse to give a ligate an allege* i: is f lsimr J, if Democrat. v , other purpose titan office; nnd to secure all lb« power m the ilie !»• mocrncy. with open hearts, Ituvo oxlendod tho very host offices liphts ! It ia tunc that the v .w W ».. —/«( mplnining el no, rocoiv Hepr**entative JJ((/ tiitloof thn "public plunder.” i the 4th District of Kentucky — — ; Tne extract, quoted above, wo litvo no , , .... , , mni u • Tut Eui’catiox Most NtRDED.—Ixarn • doubt reflscis tho sontirnnnts of a large idcl. 1 he i. turns, us mane, ^ _ T | 10 j H O floo asked, why portion of the Old Lino Democrats ol (t«or- mn, l!:o (JpjH)aition candidate, j H ,, ,|,at so few people are sticcosslul in gin—as it i* certainly written by a son ul but III* Uocid of Examiners i,usincsH. nnd why property finds curb mi one ol tbo most distinguished menjin their ... , . . I ,u rtt unequal distribution f Tine man. they cay, ranks. W« presunt it to our readers ns u a certificate until th<y mves- r(( . c | v| , ( , (||0 ni Jv„ f |-n r rs of n good English genuine lettcr-not gotten up f»r any eflect; the returns, which, education, nnd thjtt man was udttruled nt tint who written to a ynintg l g«lltle'”•- , ’ nl I. would elect the . mill) and a half distant for water. Whence they canto I know not, and Aoulil not tell if I did. Nor will I cougratultUi Texas on such an nddilion to her populmion. Young- children were there—some baking on the game, other* rolling in tho grass—and I pit ied them. Thu following will liar* an interest for many readers : "Han Antonio is unique in location, form, style of buildings, population, and in fact, in every tiling. An old Mexican town, it still bears the impreu* of wlint i* peculiar in the tn*tft and habits of thut singular people, Ito river which runs througiMt, is doubt- *■ responsible for tho general arrangement lira streets, and while it tin* given rise to dating river in the world. It tun* by every door tnuke* music in Iti* ear, spreads beauty before his pyo, invites him daily to tho choicest bathing, meets Inm at every turn in Ins perambulations throng^ tho city, is always welcome—n joy and a b,easing,— It is a public convenience and a private re freshment, a city ornament and a public comfort. The h« ys angle in its bosom, nnd llte gnl* gather 11 >wers from i'* b nk*—the women adiinro nnd tIio men boast ul it, and the very beauts ol the field seem glad of its • ..Ollogr*. Doth hove been our town—himself an unflinching old lino tislrimis, honest nnd economical, nnd yet Democrat—who gave us tho liberty wo have The Alamo ia historic, nnd I stood will) some emotion amid its ruins, nnd thought of the brave Fusrnin and heroic Crocket, md thoir fellow soldiers, nnd of their lust desperate, unequal, fatal fight. It wss once u (unification witlt its butracks nnd maga zines—n Church nnd a few habitations within iho walls. It is n >vv a comparative desolation ; the enclosure gone, the Church a vvnrohouso I believe, and all that gave it und fume superseded by that spirit of feet statuio of n man. In bis husnices pacitifh he stands nnsurpuc-gil by any nun who has over occupied the office of Govern or. In hi* moral manhood he exhibits a pattern to which the sire* and mother* ot the lund may point cxultingly to their noble son*, und say—"(«o and do likewise." Wo ’ venture to remnrk, without any tear of con tradiction, that if tho people of Georgia elect Warren Akin that they will not repret tltuir choice, and that the alVuirs of our grout State Knud will bo conducted in a manner so successful and satisfactory that at • ho expiration of hia term, the people will clamur for hi* re-nomination and consequent re-election. Wo suy ho con be elected triumphantly, if every voter in the Wtiito fuvorubfe to In* election will, from this time st'iuiUf M JOT wiil-bi*, 1 uVXWi'dyNJw/A persuade one other man to vote to.- him, we suV he can nnd will to elected. Does any mao doubt the practicability of the thing, just lei bim make tho attempt und success will crown wit’ll glorious results our ellorta. Gome friend* und compatriots what nay you ; shall wo do it I Wo think we hear hut ono response from seaboard to mountain: NN e will! Wo will!! Wo can elect Warren Akin Governor ! / /—Atlanta Confederacy. Eight *Uuouukm at a Uluru.—On the 2d of August Mr*. Timothy li rail ley, ol Johnson, Trumbull County, O., gave birth per story. Entering a narrow, dark passage, Mr. S. was shown into % small uncomforta ble room, furnished with a bed, a chair, and u small tnhlc. The landlord put his lamp oil tho table, hodohis guest good night, and immediately rntirod. A* the door of the room wns without lock or l istening of any kind, Mr. 8. placed the ta ble nnd chair against it, blew out the light, en I lay down. Uvorcoiue with fatigue and drowsiness, he soon fell asleep, but almost immediately awoko quivering in every limb, and in tt statu ol ext.emo mental portuibation.— He bad dreamed a vivid and most frightful In his Vision he saw Q man, grim and ’•W * two Wit/' n rt'HSW.-ffg tfifrb'T long, glittering knifo in his hand, nnd cams up the steps with n *l,.w and silent tread. At sight of him u feeling of apprehension—a presentiment that danger wus nigh com® over tho dreamer. He sprung out of hi* bod, opened hia door, through which ho felt impelled to make an escape. Opening it, he saw a hulo in the middle of the floor, over which ho saw tho timbers , ( f bedstead were extended, the cord banging diiwn to tho tl ior henculh. A* I o was iu tho act of seiz ing this to lot himself down, he awoke and found it was all n dream. Ho was still iu bed, and the chair and tnhlo remained in tho same position in which ho hud placed them against the door. After*revolving tho dream in his mind for moments, his nerves became quiet ami he again fell asleep; dreaming iho identical drenm over, and awoke, as before, trembling and ullrighted. Ilo got up out of bed, removed the chair and table from his ■door, and on opening it saw what ho bod failed to observe boloro— tliHt there was another door cloao shut, op posite to hi* room. The full moon had risen and lit up tbo the excitement ol in* urenrh prompting,‘tru stepped across the passage ord gavo th® opposite door a gentle push with his hand ; it Ili'W wido’npeu, ami displayed to the gaze ol the now Htartlcd traveler lha very object# and .arrangements lie had seen in hia dream. In tho intddlo of the roant theio was a large hole, mado by the removal of short pieces of plank, across it Isy tbo uncorded timbers of a bedstead, which suspended a stout rop», that reached almost to the floor below. Thoroughly alarmed by this literal and utterly unexplained verification of his dream, Mr. &. returned to bis own room, dressed himself in great liuste, and with his saddle bags thrown over his arm, ulepped out upon tho platform at tho head of the stair steps. Hi* intention was to leave tho tsverrf, and, if pot-sib!*), get lodging for the night at a res pectable looking bouse be had ;*ssed on the outskirts of iho village. The next morn ing ho could scud for his horse and pay bis bill by a inrsvengor, and thus avoid explore unation which might prove very unpleasant SHELBY SPRINGS, MIFI.DY COUNTY, At A. TilIr* writ known sii.l pi* f wat.-rlii|(I'lsftf has <'litu>prr<l bunds, kill hr iipri, for tlic reception of Yf*iiar* on Vsdrusday the Is: day of Juno next Jours haitdfnx l» imdcrpoiiiK tborough repair*, • If tlicT experience In Hotel kceptnp, 1 Will tl* Obi-, Wltb iffO'l li, V *11 rriMinilile person*, nnd make pi«-»ts fed re nt home. 1 wilt tin' »t', nnd nice fumlturt, I have bail im»Dlnnce, l di.p servant*, |ow*r tie*, enter to the w i»b,<» of nil. Ttie tntib' Jippttes c»n risk. It Tin llnll wtil n tlu- rnson with a fail band "f uhmIc, lor tbo it of the geiotx. A» to Ihc ii,literal water, n» wt-llk own to r—<|»itr«- hi.> w> , <1 Intbilr r flowing, »av l np, "omw and be cured.'' ■ health of Wielhy esnuot tie «urpar*i'<l tn the *“! M»t«; mol un to comfort nml tienuty. It • uucquallcd in tlic tioutb. There ti srsrr* .» • h*„l of hummer, that ttie mercury rf-e* tiiKtirr ^defresa; yet tt is not damp, or any * *| The Fish NVutiH Touch It! DOCULABR told a good juko on the Times, j it, hi* speech of Friday night. II® said j ^ t , lure wit tt.at a good fishermen of h:e county had j j <uvf t | l0 jj. been fishing all day without catching any thing, nnd finally discovered thut th® rau-e of his bad luck was that ho bad wrapped up hi- bait in a copy of the Columbus Times, • nd the fish wouldn't touch it ! Our neighbor h evidently in bad odor among iho tinny tribe, sml inu*t mend it* ways, or soon "its occupation will bo gone,” lor whenever it tails l-> promise them the -two fishes” us well ns tho ‘•livo loaves,” the most active*and efficient of its party I sol,I the will bo taken with a leaving—they will August, r. lapse and become is good NN'hi;* »- Cruwiord was in lb44. , we « VC | 117* Th® '-avannoh Itepubtiean thinks' opposition to Judgn \ : candidate for Coil- t ho 1st D.strict, on J it seem* o discountenance any opposition, | Dark* observes taken with i Ki nd i [1(1(41 The I’iffct Halo “1 Woodvllle. NVoouvili.k, At,A., Aug. 21, 1859. i |jf)f wll j c j IB Editor Eaquirrr- W \\j. David (Jallitis, of J.ekMin n. U „,v. FI... .,,M U.c f.r.l k.l. of w(|>|||| |b , y new cotton, dtlivrred in this place on thn economy. Mow n 20th inst., weighing 587 pounds, »t 12J | bred thougli they cents per pound. Last year Mr. Callins it of the season on the I0lh Kespectfully, !' • wnit litiliiidea ighl children—three tioys and live girls. They ure ull living und uro healthy, but quit® small. Mr. LL'* family increases fust. Ho whs uisrriid six year* ugo to Eunice Mowery, who weighed 278 pounds c day of their marriage. Who has given birth to two pair of twins, uuJ now eight morn, making twelve children in six year*. ■coins strange, but nevertheless i< true, Mrs. II. wus a twin of three, ber mother and urug.cB. which ,.cilice. Iho rimi.nlie !o l.lhcr both beilift t"i'« .ml lie sr.nj j l,olh to iho landlord oil cl him.olf. tiio oot'litl; inti, ii . tonfoniot co or coono* | moilior iho inolhor ui ftvo |.oir ol twino. j Tho ibidow of o laruo troo, which t‘oo<l , , „ \Cn. V,’ . | my c.lloil ior it, woul.l tint ho.iloto lo huilil | Mr., llrailloy hn.nomoj hor hoyo oiler noted . fov* yonlo ili.t.nl from Iho ond of Iho huiJJ- 1,0 for , oVoruo. i 1 ho,Hide o, cow-.,.11 ovo, Iho tomb of und dn,moo,.hod me,: ono Cor ,ho ; i„ 8 , f II upon iho end of ,h. pl.lfo.m .nd didate far Wovcruoi. ! th® nronlieU” Joshua K. Giddings, who bus given her a i nearly half of tbo stair steps. A brilliant The Opposition C-mvcniioii nml in AUatitn ‘ : splendid gold medal; on® alter the Itev. moonlight rested on lit® yard and alt other lion. Joliu Forsyth. j Hon. Elijah Uhomplin, who gave her a deo-l I objects on that sido of iho tavern. Tho election of this distinguished gentle- to 50 acres of land, and tho other alter j Ju»t as Mr.8. stepped out on iho platform in of thn Legislature ol Alabama from tho | James Johnson, Esq., who gave her a cow. | l0 raw a man coin® round th® corner of the y ol Mobile, is one of tho significant polii* ,\fr. Dudley *ay® it is profitable lo have house, and walk in tho dircotion of the steps, tl events oftlio day. Hta poaition ou the 1 twimr, us the neighbors Itavo clothed thi' Ho had a large butcher knife in his hand, topic* iiuw engaging Iho public nnnu wns ol j, erf ' eVor fc j tl ce they wrrn born. * n d lie looked wistfully around hitu as ho no secret. He had openly espoused the non- u „ . , Xm unnn ' ,| 1B hottoui i n t or ve tit Ion doctrine, nnd hud “igualized | NVomks Tabbisu ami Fhaiiikuixg A Wd- advanced. As so niti r a with a reditorial by the most MASw0 .. lust Friday afternoon, »y* ti.® !•« to •wen.l tho stairs with » »rd himself to eminonco us a lawyer, j xealous nnd concliis^ve vindicaiiuii okriuta* 1 OhicaRO l>«mocrni, three women, living in ' ■• ow ® nJ ii,enl lre ' J * •*» npponroneo. ilo- 10 it in*t., and nontinaied Col. NVtir- I ren Akin, ot this place, es their standard bonrer in tho next contest for Grvcrnor.— I The Col. is a<> upright, lionrst and siucero rrspunsibil natures re bin lord the 'in old lino Whig uftir llte Clay sclinol, and J ; has ever been consistent. Col. Akin crinod by nil who know him; and ' iar hm character is concerned, ottisid® ol palit>* *■ “II “dmiro him. He is in poliiii first bain of ! u "inyyonnii men,"college j naitvo Georgian, and from obscurity has j his return to tho iay bo, ar® prepared ' ' nr.«i n.»n, which tin ir lathers pi • thn exact c i which i hie- hnv® required ijuu' <1 all tit" kit owl town of Mouth lien J, Indium, took a m®ut and weapon, he Saunders widow, and , lerpart »flhe imago seen by Mr. oaunuers grass i The official count shows that Lansing iut, the Democratic cendidstc, has been * to (vioigrck* from we ever knew was Miss Her sister, M'ss-Mann ty.—.Nr Louis Il'jMca, Miss-De while she t •Ugliest* s them hath ; sml ■md Daughter ilinn either is still coiisiaittly get.in® —‘Missouri Eifiosilor. Trust lia* n very deleterious infill ii,«ii, iht'ugli hnving edge and graces of iho uest nchoois, how to do what thoir mother* have before them, und which the dsught ilicir lives I Tho children t.l the poor to labor or stnrvo. they arc educated r , r nnd conclusive vindict nnd his recent nomination would indicate ! ior Douglas’ position on that question. ^ n* a politician. NVe havn not scan his letter 1 A* may well b® imagined, tbi* hold and | c accepting ih® nomination but uro informed conspicuous position arnyed against hint n | fourth woman, .. -*--- . . i ron(n< tl,.ti he is truly .Southern Rights in his .on- i violent and hitler opposition, winch served, said to bo of loos® morals, stripped her ... . traVc |cr to do, unarmed as tu,i. nis. II so, so fur wo can ngreu. NVo ; however, only to nervo him tor tit" conlrst. clothes entirely front her, leaving upon her , m „ n * r |nir neril 1 Ho adv.reiie principles, and whosoever in or Keceiving ilto D«moijrsii» nuiiiinnuon ur ( „ 0 i|,t„ g but her shoes ami stockings, cut ofT i b® was, to esesp I * Jb * tenets, him j the Legislature, (having decltnod lhat lur ] ||W hij * nm , |afWl j utl j fealherpU hot from j [sit K luei J > ‘' i > J. l ^ i “f n l n ”" U X Tlii* was ull dono norind o'f > will w« support. NVo do not mean by tdeno j Congress) by acclamation, ho entered the | Lm have remarks to commit our*oll to the support ol j field ami mad® a through estiva * ol ,1 ‘® c ' , j r ' I . .. i .1.:.. i. i..... i.i ...in.. i ri.n L .. i l ar, I, n - • i i- f i4> 1, m , #* aimtniiiiiiir ti ii, 1 drieudiut? ill* putill limn or woinnn. to he practlci that wolfs ■ t lie « they cannot sell tlteir { patronage; therefore *ho po»e on tho community.- .Speaking of ugly ini* mi,.d Mies Ann Thropy. /oods ! V I ibo education we do need, and that which able lawyer, nq excellent hnantier—ilie m- t Un Jltur*. ,1,« nrovnilinff *v*tem of the torcsts of the dtate would bo secure In ,, thougli the become the prevailing system of the | tercsts country before wo can bo happy ot prosperous. ...ptlj a Twenty or twenty-live ye I’hleg. ii|i in Madison county, lim friend Jones, coma min' I'ltlcg IjoiI s ' i telling light.— ry lilt|e odication, but Junes it luxurUat carpet ,.f boantiful grs perpetual shads, rruilcr'nt; tills me nioNi ur i ---i I Dutmnrr retort In tiie country. Think of Oregon by a majority of 45 omfortshere, ao easily obtained, aixl compare ** 3 ... |t with the ckmc, hot, sultry, sic kly toafiN. and j Logatl. UlfiCk Krpublicon. I 1 ii farm*, and you will doubtless deride to _ , i, ' Slirihy hpriiiK - ., and spend the Hummer J closeness of Iho ot , on cuti breathe the pure Houthim air, We | ,u at Orc-tfoil is very "Pi next year to go lor mi by Southern servants, Slid a Houtliern | .... . , , _ d, and L« thanked for your.money, and j the black Kepublicsn candidate for tit® . | Presidency, and thus the object lor which | I the Democracy violated their own rulo in « i reference to tin admission ol new rsutes .^in ! ! cv 111 have bren d-feated. Alter requiring Fortunv • | that Kansas should have ill* repressulutivo | min/North, whore tbey j." In population ol 0.1.000 before *bo should come j NN ntT “bUU.'bcrKvSI'W?. 11 >“ »" J « *«» «“•« lh> L ' com l ,u "‘ J *!.. r.'i.nceH.?k.,! ——• ’ ' cjnstitulion, they destreyrd nil iho force of n young women About seventeen years ot , "they fit und lit FniTHEU N-OTICKt i , , -Hmiuina ' sge. who was held aa • slave by John Gtiih! "Ami,’ a 500 Af RW 0P ' AU’ABLK LAND, Jolrtng , -Ins lule as a general principle by ndmiUmg Jg , cj)ij{or| oJ - He|jry cmln , y , u .,der a bill "did they ki |» U^ttJ'rn Ind Snncdbi Oregon with not over half that number of j ^ In , de by one LwCjWjl- | OldPulei "ed for |rsln by any «th«r to the country. Tvriua inhabitants. The object was to secure her I, and will be sold in lot* to suit pnrri,a»< r«. 1 . 4,. . • 4yto btNJ. bCRLw.-, A(fH. vote, as a Democratic cUl®, iu the i r< at II '-"-cc on th. pr.mh.-4 .loclion, bolt, in .Ih* Elecl-.t.l iamilton Female College, college .nd in the Hou*« ii the riecuon Hamilton, Georgia. 1 should go there. Their triumph by a very THE FALL BEAMON this Instl* c | oie tote in tho election for a Kvprcents- ISSStSSr*" Tl Ua,lV ' 101,1 ° f *o Congress is rendered of no avail by The Course of Instruction embraces | f« C |, how well gsceruined, thst tho - sill tjii branchas tssihl In tts* btsl Cal* | , , . _ gg .1 *': rt »"»•*nf" -»>• "'■"•'X* 1 Li.mocr.cy will l» i" • uiinuriiy in ll.» i po».d iu ■Iww "“•"'•S'', "" j"iin ! uroLibiiriy «i. ll.aft.l.. >■ r.k. r ,.»riy would 1 ,Bey ■ haardcau be obtained in food Umlllc* fsr $10 per }j ta j 0 delegations. Oregon, therefor. , j r eturn tu Columbus, ho procured her j «d * p®In* othing but hi mo in tlm th® very imminence of the danger wlrtclt *(>• „ l,, u .d d.v I"-rrn.ly ro„lr„nt«'.l inm. „ To deVcrmine lhat in the ncxtolec ton tho Deni* I views on tho stump. Tho result is his I light and in the presenco ol a Urge crowd, J> j , * ll ^ r "|‘ j* , a taco to face encounter • is no one, vse , triumphant election in the van of the entire w , IO| incredtble u* } t may appear, stood by UU) * U " * , f ol ,. v . ri j in ’ bj* , that should ; Democratic ticket, cmbrncing, u* it an j BlUV this infamous set perpetrated, ami will) an «rr < . , Col. Akin. I siiino ul tho first intellect, and nm.t popular ! Mlge j , l0 h(U , d t „ ilop it . Thi worn®., who , »'®mK doperat.ly wounded or immediately labor and ocracy should bo beaten, there i* ono my lor I would protor. ol the Oppositlr- ■ nnoli- i grscu if 3 gubernatorial cits _ r pari) ism that tell uirnvi* un ,U illiug 10 acknowledge merit, yimply | mid I* that respects lo- | breaus® it* possessor is note Democrat.— j candidate name* in Alabama—Toulmiti.J uJg® Meek, NVslker. II® len«I« tbo lowest 'in two hundred und ti It y \o> and ilie highest a score !— Il'asA. Slates. killed. people either 1 his bonds. II® would make Governor, ami if he committed would bn ol the bead and nut ot tit® lienrt, ' [Casstillc Standout, The democracy •! this State stand firm, n secure In M'hoy will support iho imminecuf tlic Charles- an excollent j )on (j oriVl . nlloni wlisiiitr it bo Duaglss, no tho perpetrator* of this outrage were I K,n * u * l «Yih * V ^holeTn /ho^fiooT , residents of South Uend, members of the (hrough lbo ro- m .»unted to’ church, and two of them were married.- | the desperado had .Irc.dy mounted to ! I’he victim of their rage or jealousy, i brought before Judgo Williams, as sour as buttermilk into|Joi 1 under writol Habeas Corpus, sued out by he: utltri®. Hunter, or any other tcnstblo man. ’l’o suppuHO that the tinmir.eo will not bo suitable is another ol those contin gencies not to btr taken into the account.— Jjoui*cille Democrat. Yes. and alt tlinso democrats in the South . . .. . ■ • ■ | who are now denouncing Douglas, hoping he, rend at iho recent meriting ol th® American ^ . promote tl)® inerasts of oilier - . rlf .1 r . Scientific Association, to have discovered a VJJJJJJ-.u „ni ranlt lu ifie Presidency. will philosophicalaplrit. I »r »; And," »ty» jonc. "i'll . knowinu look, m.ihod ol Jo J|fSr,Mlil„“ C "{ita 1 ,l ' 11 """ li "” *" d • u PP*' n ,be | th^nBl,(^taaU*maSa'our^i'il oll.™r.ior > v keen a finin' I” lives without adding to tncir worgnt. it is . ... t ,j ic (jj,trltalon nominse. I liey | ,,,0 «gn* n " u Lmdlw Hiitlei. i'nlM 5r*w hlm.cll up. nnd look.d I ncoompli.li.d by m.in.,l»in« III. dtl*in* b inoun.i.lonl lhan Hi. , C " U I"“ 01 - M ly " ■ I bloc uri.w iHm.cti p., ( wileeU ol ,|„ lucontul,,... Ho n..crl. tb.t |,i, „|,cn been. TI.od.mocr.cy .Itiko j P*' increased sd I fJ'iucccM-ib. «.y ..d«««.« Increasing the Power *»t Locmuotlvts. Mr. Edward NV. Serrcll claims, in a piper j alio escaped from th^ dutches of her inhuman persecutors, ran to the shop ot a blacksmith near by, who received her, shy the door upon her pursuers, and furnished hor with oil, &,r., to remove the l*r, und with clothing to hide her nakedness. Txkino it Cooj.v.—Tho Ilourton Tclc- graph, which bitterly opposed Gen. Houn- , take* llte result of tiio election ill a very country i liteks, the i percent, i* gamed in this nisnner. | r u i» ulo uail y scrutinized — East,. Patriot. "The point ot greatest magnetic r eflect is | scrupu'«»» r rr New. hi. ftc.cl.cd fit. !,oui., by Ihc ! ", Mgjint «!'“• "heel i. .urrionded by • I »* The following ic 'he ndvice ol orrivai ol ibo Moomo, Sprcod Engle, 01 W. belU, ol e,.ppcr wire 0>re>«ech ^ t(lmijl)on - ipp®d j 8ir.it would bo idl® to troubto you farih* You're cursed prccir.e about lnngwigc foul! thon, blast you !” V.-"—_V - . K/" Tho following through whicl the ! examining judge „ bed revolves. On s very slippery tlic iSd ninelset) pounds ol steam per inch sli n of Abbeville n Y'uesday tho ‘iiti-inst. On iho trial ol ill cdsc it <> a* proved that NVilaon wenMo tl abofc^Kie^flrM oHavi'.Nlarch^whero*hn^rn- I Joseph, of ■ sanguinary light between the tns'iiid sick fur several weeks. On his ; bioux and Aurak*r*a Indiana iMs'SiSrito. !“er n, "o' y hci , v.rop“ i^ * the , il.eir irL.gr, lie male her cw.y •« cx|»cud to ..... bo.wccn Ib.m, Ihc „e.m IP t'rn««t.. h .': i i M -° t . R< ' r ,-.. J :' h ° I ■ tl,® Missouri 550 inilr® higher | drop,” and tho next tiling f wo had been sent lor und cnuldn ' try to account ior "brnrd something ;emcnt upwnrdi of lorry ' ibo wheel, witlmul mtcneli.m; >nd otidor atslalorac, or for farther Information, nd* J. H. LO\ FLUftU, President. LV-mut IS. 1V0«tf Thomas J. Dunn, ATTOKNEY AT LAW, Morgan, Calhoun County, Go. WHL practice in tho following countio®; Humtsr, Clay, Raudolph, Early, Deem* ‘ r . Baker. Calhoun, Dougherty and Lee. Mav9,’54 tj_ A. J. Ledbetter, artebianist, ILL gasr*ulev water at any location on V lions, or elsewhere, on the usual terms “few him et Orion, Ale., or for the prsceat « be regarded as % very doubtful Hut® j brother, a boy ab'mijilteen ^ the Presidential contest, with a strong | Jjjjj * The gill Psticnco bad ! infant daughter. , without magnottstn ; and under j ®r. Y ou sto pstrlcct, und 1 will diainiM 7“- conditions thirty-five pounds of 1 with a lew word* ol advice, win .It you w I ■I, requited to slip them when do well m follow. You will hud tl latd ,n. niagiistitto'l.” down as a maxim ol evil law. never to kiss _ tt s ttr . 1 the maid when you con kiss tlic mistress. w ,nTT» U. to Ew.h Dm. .« 1 Carry o»l >hfo Ftoo Pi -This Never say bool when she Let , .r.irkci rm the iii.nlolfon «nd i probability that tho wroi g cuiomittcd in brr CO nsidor>bly sunburnt, widely make* h® ! admission will nut result in any compeoss- ^ appear rather dr-" »•' Katigur said that lie "expected tried before Judge Wil- | spend eternity in tho company of Dcn.o* - . I I: of tbo Probate Court, and the mother | ersts! -A* IL Statesman. GEORGIA Poarurricza.— YN e notice in the c | |1 J wero re | ea *ed irom the service ot j There is danger that lie will unless lie re- ' Gulilord. Th® Banner sfkies, howevfr, that | pent ol bU sine.— Prentire. • me counsel tor Guiitord have taken the esse - 0 the Su pr . me Court, not with the expects* A country nowapsptr, recording the run- Ton ol unci" cn.l.cinil 'he yirl. bur wtl" i""il down ol . cow nn be rtilw.y, ..Id M „ „| clearing Guilford of the wil ''cui imo cclv*.! 1 An ..tom.h.d tim cxjHc i the Judge ot naturalist watted on the editor for what the cost tmpo.td upon him t>y me juago j #ucl j on64ri Called .. |ur , h .r int-imsiion ” Wb.ft. i. lb. villain Wil.on.*w- .bould Und r.c.iv.d it in tho folfowinn form i— 1 k. I# know I-fw.Mcr.ri..,, | l-rwiuni-lsr role., read A«l««- nib ol the ! 'generally known, and on Sunday morning ; baa tho l'“ w . N 1 5 di.H.,goi.b«l mitiiary g.nil.innn who w». your loco bo long, wh.? I walking oil tho U nion Common., waa ro- j |io; your lioiida "Ho y'mrRotkol when any °no o| 'bo prominent.,.»V.t4 nt lh« |»«r j primandad^.by , n_ pobumnn, ^w^ bo j ™tj *“*,,"* L’d don't Irooblo ting advanisgo to the Democracy. ' ..fficisl report of Postotfice operations for the ! w#e || ending August 13tb, thst the Posi- | offices at Centrcville, NVilkes county, an.' Red Bud, Gordon county, have been discon i Door, Early county, has been changed to Gstesulle. *. The „j!f. rod hi* dog •There," ssid ho sign—‘Dog ' •tid Cogirerry, 4 ‘don’t You scuUtwUh other men s ms tor*, rtatt —•Dogs not allowed in the water judge and butter tho jury. Look Flutter tho that’ea'd—^-d* ilfilerat^dog. he j clock, and above all get money, honestly if • • um ,oa. . n,,!.,!,,,. it vou can. my dear »tr, but gel money. 1 .ml, and bo as oracular as a t del, and it potiittd it The policeman was conlouu-! if you can, my dear • i not till one ul the Detectives j welcome you u the bar, t, th»t he saw the imliltry though go.” It Ito busi- 'I’brre is just this un® tiling abdul , tbo opp'»oi«i'»ii outnumbered us, und we d 10 knock uml-.r. AVooro now olo..- tly located up tho banks ol Mult Ktvcr, tltui famous pl-c® for retrieving broken po- lit cut fortune*. The fact is, old 8am is blrcted, und be can’t be euchred out ol liis Guveruombip in any way but by sending him to tint United States Senate. ‘•Mr.Tiinotb,” said a young lady, who had been showing oft* Iter wtl at the expense of a dangler, you remind me of a barometer tint is filled with nothing in tho upper sto ry.” "Dtvino Alutirs,” meekly replied her adorer, "in thanking )'»u for that com- pliiuont, let mu reiifiud you that you occupy uiy uppt-r-etoty.” ftr-Tho N. Y* I nbuus, makes Ike as* toundina discovery that Johii Mitchell is not going t*» Europe at all, but tlx• t hots [bound for Alric.,for. crgool negro... "1 say, pat, ain't it strange wbat inventive ge^ ’ ’ peoplo have!" i bit of Value tne triemisb o ol him who stand* j Tbs present s'" , n , u .« B «,imo yVou in as storm ; .wirmi of insects will with equal propilfty, •Kiswas.tT.yoy.w.nt. U y. r Honor : •*•«»»{ » W[ nG * .Jjlound yoq IQ thssuwhloe.; . I of ly.n, bedsd - If ash. Staus, Aug. i J, the highest iHuminated steps, and was only few feet distant from whers.M. 8. wax standing. Summoning all tho resolution ha could command, ho cricu out— "Who comes there!” startled bv the voice, the mail threw up his face, Slid Mr. «. at ®uco recognized him as (h® landlord of tho inn. Without. »nying a word, he turned, almost ran 'town the steps, and Mr. W. hurried to tho house on llte outskirts of ill® village, whore, after sum® entreaty, ho procured lodgings for tho night. Early thn next murumg he sent a mes senger for Iho horso, with money lo pay hi* hill. Hu nnd® mention of the occurrence of the previous night, and a* soon s* the hors® was tiroughtf mounted him and resumed hi* ^ 8.>me y<*r* afterward* Ho tpet hia former host, f.co to face, upon «ne of the street* of Columbus, Georg s. They Immediately rrcogn zed esrh other, but in s moment th® quoilJam landlord threw his eyes down, seeminuly much abashed, and hurriedquick- |y by without saying a word. Wss murder really meditated in this case! and wss the diearu which Turned the inten ded victim » veriirfble premonition sent to rcscuo him from impending death 1 Theso arc questions which th# writer will not undertake to' snswer. He cau vouch, however, tor tho literal truth of thu Gets herein related. Titov were communica ted to him by the Rev. II. M. Hsundero, of Alabama, son «-f th® gtntlsmsn to whom tho monitory dreatn Wuv vouchsafed. There is a firm doing hu-uiess in St. Louis under the name of' Livepour & Die* rhh.” . .
