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lipmahm 3,11868. AiaacEg^es :,sSusiiat5s'®i£ds Ui.JcuV? asatrS^ fn,"brifthey can be best group j;"Mni with bis .best.' historical lely, Wellington. ;tpn was not a genius, butthe< 355cA airiu. O the head of the house is dead. •■&’/lAA -j.j dTr Tr<f W«idy> rFfejWt'JJrtcf.vasjffyftlS k^thao omj year^Will hXrtfiilStr’ctriieraimjrargrtty fe-* •“S* to, wh W lie—aU-whovrineerely desire the restoration of a real, abiding peace, -with the enjoyment of fonner happiness and prosperity. Rarely has any incumbent of the Presidential office had higher Incentives before him to pursue a kind and conciliatory course —oue calculated to bind the whole people in the bonds of fraternal union. If Gen- Tamos could say that be had “ no friends to reward and no enemies -tif prihlsfcg llitfaBadWffifffijSfce him self, coming from the ranks of the nation’s defenders,*rind i in nowSe , mvaRSd'in the meshes of partisan politics, can_wejf afford fers from one office to. ar raMiaUbllftMaiT 1 OP A “HlWtl Wendell Phillips Cracking his Whip Over his Bars—“A Hood Soldier does not Always Malce a Good statesman.” Wendell Phillips (“the man that supplies the jtepnblicanparty in a double-leaded article in yesterday’s Anti- Slavery Standard over his own .signature, in the courseof which he says: worshii common *:'/.* * J Wellington resembled Sherman;', danger that he. could ape,'.'while io'clanger, whether he can’see it Tobacco A SQUABE iB tan measured Hues of Nonpareil of Thk MobniHo News. - * ' first insertions SI 00 per square; each subsequent iuitution, 75 cents per-square----. - > -**>-;-• Advertisementsfor one month or longer will bo in erted at special rates, which can be ascertained at the \dvortisemcnts outside of the city mustbe accom- 0 ink*d with the cash. ■ - - • - - - - - If. be ahull 49 tm And henoe much cheaper in price; nevert It makes an excellent smeke. Orders for greatest eveuts; howbert he remembered the smallest dertarls, aiid thus embarrassed .him self in bases where’ Grant wouldhave . bean free. - Grant seizes the mightiest events; turtb leaves tne details iff-men of detail, judging and knowing his man by unintuitive sagacity the earnest anppqrt pf men whq-«are nothing for office, and desire'only to be protected in all &elr3audable undertakings. The South will, in that e rent, sustain him as cordially as the North or West, ancfwe may once more witness an “era of goad feeling..’’ GEN. GRANT—EElUNtSCESCES. AND OPINIONS.OP- THE OEKEgAL 'br A OBADUATR OS'‘■’WE* point, late Ajuwim GCTBwn'toaiam'sTAms; VOLUNTEERS, AND NOW A COLONEL AND. HR£- VET MAJOR GENERAL IN. THE I1EOULAR ARMY. I shall never forget one'night that I spent with Qrant. -cfi-.W-jllcfteAulst of the war, the batttotof :pherii|m)ajprriad hapn fimghi^. the siege of Knoxville had been raised, and Grant ■was passinbr on .horseback through Tennessee by way Of Cuijiberlimd Gap, over steep icy roads, in mid winter—the winter of 1863-04—to look after affairs in the Past. ■My quarters were'scanty, and we occupied our joy ;S408,106,781 85. - 1; Now that the short securi- ; ties have been converted 'into long loans, it •is hoped that these tables will in the' future mwwwp—wg’juBHmif’iri comparative statement of {ho husinoss of the Treasury, including all that was done at the would be drowned Co afchLOEILLARD’S »« -riaw “CENTURY” Chewing Tobacco Composed of tlie best cu ttfcg Leaf in the cuuntry. deep in shame, because history will have to tell that while we were in command of the army—and able to wield it uncontrolled, even in Louisiana, if we chose—the loyal men of New.Orleans dared not approach the polls for fear of assassination. One word to the na tion from Grant last spring would have put Wade in the White House and proclaimed, martial’;1awi if necessary, -lost* week,- in New Orleans. There are whispers that Grant favored impeachment—in tjie lobby. Those times wanted no lobby members. If the r^RUST, J0IINST0N & LOCKETT, temw -factoits, i 'OdjBai/ $/Savannali,Ga~, transacted at offi< thoaceounts kepi Keep it, and small buyers can save LOBILLARD’S MACCOBOY, EBEXCH RAPPEE nd SCOTCH SNUFFS sUlLreUin the excellent qoal- ics which have made thettf'Bo famous everywhere. Circulars sent ou application. 3*5,012 5ft £203,tf90 72 ,407,941 90 ,361460 05 i qff iir ieutenant a a * lw Sfv«; 4 , am District of New York. Secretary McCulloch has ordered the dis missal of twelve"Jhspristo?^ *froid ; the Philo 1 delphri CoStoniHouse,■’McCulloch and Rol lins had a long -£hterrihw,.|to4ay. : Sevet^. Sapetrisors wilLbewppoiiried to-morrow. The Cemptroller Jof the Currency recom- of National Bank opinion, the peace of the South could not be preserved with-the poUey then pursued, and unless the policy was ’chaugedhe would not blight-his laurels by holding a aworilbe was not allowed* to use,, does any man suppose Fessenden would have dared to veto Impeach ment even to '.revenge ‘hiins’elf ptt Wide, itp spite Ur. Sumner, or to koep -his eleveh cousins in office? If Grant were The man the' ri&tion nW -suppose^ l him, he could not have kept silent at stii’b a crisis. A man must love glory overmuch. who- would: not cheerfully surrender all Grant's laurels rather than bear the guilt and'shame of-that respond ibility not met. ... .^ . .. ., - . .. . It must be remembered that a good soldier does not necessarily make.n grpat statesman. Wnen we talk of statesmanship, where was it when Grant.undertook to report the condi tion of ten-million of people,’-scattered over seven hundred thwsaud miles, after a visit of ten days ? And what was his report ? .. j In December, 1805, when every man not of Johnson’s treachery and its h. & r. SatGouRrarr & co. t "Commission merchants, ^ I -U&*: EAVASNAH. OEOEGIA. • l > ‘1 _f- ; S It, Liberal edvancea^made on consixcnmfstifal to IifM : pool, Havre, Baltimore and New York. * .novll.fia.wtr r r 4 a FASfflONABLE DANCING ACADEMY, i cd ed tljlfii HWyM— IMljitjatsij ha follows: x> ,j\ .On payment of tlie public debt.., . . $49,093,507 21 8,337.5988# lows: his A. A. G. over some correspondence with his different field commanders. Grant wrote or dictated the more important letters, some of which were-read in my hearing, and I was 4 IX the new and fsshlqmtble QUBjrWt agp Waltzes taught Quarter commencing from tune >f joining. ^Boarding Schools and Seminaries tanght on reasen- Daya of iuittoa far ladies' Claes, Monday and Wod- m^gno^^for^mng^g^ mends the ——r— notes in New York, and prohibiting the pay ment of interest oh bank balances by banks in the city of New York.'- The Report con tains the usual statistical dnfbnnation, show ing the condition rifthe!aaiks,;theamount"of taxes paid in lawful UMatoy, ^e reymiue,;^. Twelve banks have organized since the Iasi report; nineteen, are .winding, -up, and four have failed. ^..im,-1 v.aS General Schofield has returned. ^ The Superintending Architect of ^he Treas ury building, in his annual report, urges a decision by Congress regarding the New Or leans mint, which he denominates “an un sightly and half finished mass of masonry” He also urges the purchase qf th.e .Battery'at New York, and the hmlding-. of appraisera stores, and ultimately a new Custom House, which tli.e necessities of the merchants al ready demand.'-.OISSTJK? <IV-A WtetSl. - - of his composition. Rvery sentence was no indecision, nothing to correct. Ifew men can equal him in piittiug orders and reports coficptmijmeqibimcafejk mof^Snjs |nto in telligible English. Business oyer, the weary A. A. G. retirea to bed hut Grant showed no signs of fatigue, and set up long after thd witching hour k ,smokingandtnlking overold times, and discussing iqe progress of the war, the character of mon,. :ahd,M;4 fi^wn tent, the future movements’ of thh several armies. I have known-him-casually’ for toany;yeq^,hl6|i||i tffeowhadlenjoycd so goodan opportunity tojndge of his mteT- lectnal califefp. '^jsxCeggergatigih'flowed on placidly, a broad, strong, aud full stream, comprehensive judgmMMof uiai- artment, .7. 2,6SC,612 29 rtmenb............. .*.. A. 29,814.544 M C ira was paid for army bounties abofifc* 000, the expenditures for'the "Wkr lent would be 88,000,000 less -than those of the year before but for these boun-’' ties paid. ' The interest on the pttblio debt has been; paid within the year' as* follows: In coinr 5103,460,558 85; in currency, S35,- 425,351 h^Ciix'XJLAaJ'JlUI'A November 2, 18CS. Jaccn, Conn.: ;’s letter, to you I demef to ’rity, in '-beh'ajfqf Geh-' EBpatrick, .rfotice JT.K. . Sin—In reply to FoiTest’ dcBire : to ^»y, hi 'b™"Jf of r , ,. f that'since officers of the Hnited States’army who' were - present at‘the-Investigation into the charged ngaihst’ Forrest have* not only- confirmed Gen. Kilpatriok’s statements on that subject, but have given additional and. more-shocking tiet&iltf of-Forrest’s- inhnman conduct at Fort Pillow. he .{Ghm. Kilpatrick), has nothing to do. with, either. Eorrest or Basil Duke, except to reiteratnlris demweiation of l am, very respectfnny &c^ v K!8Kb troifoXi Mb m^OBpd^IOi . -INew Bjlven. jConn., November asleep knew of Johnson’s treai results at th% South, Grant i-epi quiescence at the South was sp they think is required by the Government,” that nothing hut the mere form of a military force would be needed'there! ' Arid if ariy- it would be among the eedihem' to prevent them from taking possession of-the-property of their former.maaters, and in the sea ports. Now, no freedman has ever lifted hand against the property of the whites, and, ex cept New Orleans, the seaports' are th'e'safqit places in the South. Was Grant misled by conning, men about him, or has he no insight for such Investigations i 1 Either alternative removes'him from the list of statesmen. But, 'further than this, that problem does not need brains. . A heart, would have made all its in tricacies blaze with light like a July noon. 1 These are Ahe actions, that, for.us, reveal mqqer.1 tesmansl violence, but froi when it was - offer ‘ enough. ’ We are f tliat it js their dul s. D. LINTON & CO., COTTON FACTORS, Warehonse 'and Commission' vhzi * t(. yen-i-. «- CommlBBioa» pbfrged, ljj g cent. oc22-tf was wonderful. ;e an open book, 3 action or some Hence his “lucky” ohoioe 'of generals. ’ own familiar d. of .tlie New Yobk', jNoveu iber -1G.General Ba- deau, of General Grant’s' rfaff,; steted id-day! in answer to a question, whether General • Grant intended to be- present'at Mr. Evart’s dinner, that if would depend on whether Secretaries McCulloch mid Wells, pr Post master General Bandall would be among the: guests, aa-.ihe President eleet did not desire to meet either of these gentlemen. • Commissioner RoUins haB issued a strin gent order to guagers about stamping and branding whiskey barrels. Neglect will lead to immediate^disipissaL Theorderrmncludes j rith this paragraph: “ Collectors and other ! seizing officers axe.instructed to detainor seize any and all casks or packages of spirits! 2d. instant, in >f General Kfl- bf the-'-Oriited catatulatos tjUjhatfiPB of whataitiR- pleased to <?all;iA‘^s^jBav R^eltion,’’. and in ww^i instance evolves from its .inner .consciousness, the ‘‘fiu&vg£«ri4ieMh%9§>&e5» toPSHMWB8S; were laUedihaa JMyefc. tor the sake of draw- inj» the . inferenoe that the’whites v[pre,the aggressors.. It is true that, when-Gem Grant was shown to have lost, four oefive men to his opponent's’ &he" in'" the' Wilderness, the Tri'.vne iii ( di8ateari«P«friffhOT'WHieiiSth- merit Htat'%p88*fc#*iWfclSftf : '% 1 fty the’ hfairitsWbefes iriust always-ffiHNTOtftv ex- oogitotos a^iieW theory of <war to suit 1 its new exigencies;-and announces that the losses fall UpOmQlgflfy tlflw hlb 1 *! Bill A>l»o» B*bita&n> Precisely what proportion of oaBtialtiesthe * Tribune will demand does not yet appear: . It wiih wehppe, be safe/or the South.ern whites, id upon the ofiof ! envel- once seized inyui. di Eviilimml ill KnUi^'li, Viuth Caroliim, Over the Arrival of Arms for the Loyal Militia—Di.turlianee, Feared—Meeting oftheAiegniatiirc. Ralhoh, November IT—Quite an excite ment was occasioned yesterday evening -over syjffle tefeflSgf'k&jL* to jFmth airtnflertble grasp tliatr"waiC’not fe be shaken off by any power under the sun; theraotl»t^MS0iRS4sS»£lda^Ei«iSUffia8 a mountain peak, lifting its head above the ^ Srtvttrrturft, Ga. Ill JEW no vifeSt’H n ojX . 4txW8 fcsji-itJ adf 0 IL qS?S^?^S^Sj.-. Srir S O HKEIlVE r of John Haliliix GcntBKnani ^ t*u*i oe<fBtorjatoHatf bt fi to *%bobmo srit most as simple to you as the alphabet —so simple indeed that you were not. half-inclined JU they-were safely deppsitedat t senal it was naturally concluded ti tended for flie militia, butofterthe ful election that-ever occurred i: themselves at the rate of ykieh are not marked and branded as ne-| qirired by the instructions, series fdu^, No. '7,: and the supplement "thereto and forthwith report the facts to this office. The owner of, the spirits wiil find'ti for^ his interest to in-' A largenumbef. c^printofe 2 lately arrived' ing office. TheSupefririte^lentlinn"fH i i^Sfctj he has sufficient force now, and has already made engagements to meet all business de mands in future. trie arms. their distorted imaginations by suggestions, which hriyslrfeMSw^^fmS^Pgifeg leading questions, that those miMinjp men a^rao-'totongfatcred,: naaedjattq, ftni. iirnd burned to deattUoafeBised'. Ruaaasfe-dtziifgiiiAss; ftbttle commop-jaHHifrtKt would teach any vea^Ufttet^ Stjany of these infamous and slanderous charges against General' Forrest no power an earth could have saved hhnwrom ida, which they exceedingly deplore, as the late exciting contest shows clearly there is no * necessity whatever for arms. 1 -- ■ All parties, ! races and colors are peaceably disposed to wards each other, *mi-the-election of General Grant has certainly established a political! 'gged with the a problem is On the otherjiand, toe friends of Governor Holden .yjijRIgl# existing State, liable to be oyertnmed at the point of toe bayonet,against such a rebellious art. When-thia ceases, the too fate of CaptainHenry Wirz, and'none should know this fact better than General •Kilpatrick himself. " '-.pfris a well-known fact that General Fotrest ha3 repeatedly demanded it court of inquiry into those churgear'tff^which demand'fho “ powers that he - have made no response. morrow of toe matter in hand. This power of dealing onlj; fe^; ar ' r * * ad Mc - !• mtt4M++SE“fttfcaaK Mtoj'rtl A .. ; The olil Gotten Planters’ Convention, con- veiled, alter the war' in Macon, on the 6th of September, 3867,, met again, in Milledgeville. the cumherso: *weg& i aaSWE® Grant’s mind. zatlon;<iojg*| the highest a and Napoleon-i of the Supreme Court, to be held on Wednes day next, Governor Reed will apply for a^uo wrranto writ against ' taentenant-Goveraor Gleason, calling on him to ah£W by what righl beholds Ihe office of Lieutonant-Governor ol the State. (tovernmfReedfArinmr Aat Glea son was inellgiblerwhen he qualified,'not hav-i mg been a citizen of toe State . three y.e?rs, ss required by ti^^^Qnstitution. • There is in type, to be issued to-morrow, a circular in the interest, of Saunders, thmnde T pendent colored candidate forGengres8,-from the “Uuterrified Tiger Committee of the Ee- pablican party of ®orida,” and signed by BUYERS the excitement allayed, arA combatants again in friendly communication with each other, the truth could be more readily and more ae- cjirately arrived at than when the ceufusion incident to-warwas at Hs zenith. .Then ’Why .has he.been refused thfe: inrjulry ?v Are the Radical, authorities afraid of the develop ment of such an inquiry fairly conducted? .Gen. Forrest aud his friends Gieny the truth of those charges, and all law 'and equity con cede men innocent until proved guilty." «£;You say “General Kitpatrick has notlring -to do with either Forrest or Basil Duke, ex- 'cepttq reiterate his denunciations of Foncat’s probably be issued uica, and this will "AgmmUntemmi Manufacturing Association of the Stata of Georgia, " with a view of en larging its operations, met inviting the co- •peration of every industrial interest of the r wt*' v-tvjo By. resolution, this new Association was to •base.:met at ‘ililtortgavilla.i sanritewiopaly with- zheu I^giukito^aaititaivaBbqxaJriCTii Owing to. the poUtical changfirtiithff^Wafau.' a»d eToiteHtmir aLthg id Goethe minds. But rather thin a i transported thence by rail" to this city. The Legislature -meets- on -Monday' next.'ay The Govemor-sends in his message ori Tuesday.. Several weighty matters in regard to internal from a snrreY oi tng neta g> foe rigni con- clnsion as io. the work to'be done./Ho ^c^rce- ly seems* to' kuow whether lie has violated principles laid down in the Boots, "but uncon- sciously carries put new principles, and. Ms deeds speak for him. ’ In every emergency a-.: - -M--.- • -.1. n. 7i f IK» hMt & W,nmiir|HKH>,- .V- .7-: ft- fr DBC^lMOTfD, improvements, State bonds .and the debt 'feb etisposed of. ;V : more g". dost to all sense of honor, ori ; -responsible for placing time and in the.right plnoe. i It -bid jhel him in such an eqenivocal position. A die-; tance of 500 miles from-General Forrest svi- i dently makes the valiant Kilpatrick feel very i faSHfesJLJg&fefifr ^disteneehas j infinence with all cowards and braggarts;., hence lie “reiterates his denunciations,” Ac., ’.and seemslp forget that ’ denounced as “a' blackgi drel, arid" poltroon,” liy whom you say he “has •is evidently a man qf ! yj» cheek." ' . \ ! clf.you are the: champion of General Kilpab-i rick, and authorized io net for him in this i affair with General-Forrest, I would very re- , toe.rtnntiyjbarely one.iEeekag!>:'' , ItSLfriJm' aoWgiujaraarac Biots und murdere are no longer the order of thft fifty- . ' iMml- rlSmtheTrib^ffoxpmbac^L] j T®re"is'a%igririf : tenfoV iU Georgia. Mul titudes of Republicans, both white andcoU . ored, have been compelled to. leave.home. not toe mechanics, and . every - iikk: £’.. .1 ••• a courseTOi^«^^e T 6Sr%.ng'lead : . er as he knit together the links which thxot- Ripresentatives, to deliberarc ’’for "the ad vancement aud development of the indus trial interests of the StSBbjkMf, The Committee recently appointed in the mtlemori. lnn g hrid in view, and which toe public itself home they-twouldinfeti b0”idive ten day Their property has been destroyed and taki city; at a future ed to provide a toot General Basil W. ' , ,Ky., is toe proper party. No white or colored world was astonished. . Tha idea of “luck’ county a man was arrested by tot voting a Repnbtican tjjfiiiMAl :. The Sheriff swore that no Radica lid be voted in that county. Mei mnrdered'fts though they were wilt Certain ■fifies'have organized mui npaniea The colored men are rui ieir crops, driven off from employ of all other cliief- trn va . . 3le lady, was approaching her-gave a Bhrill .whistle,' which caused her to notice his movements.: He came:, up to,and ’paiged.her, and.btdbie' sue had time to think, he struck her on the head and between the shoulders with some heavyrarttcle, perhaps a slung shot;-which knocked her senseless, to the ground. She recovered, in :time to see toe villain making off with her pocket book. -Where were the police, that such a bold robbery should be perpetrated on one of the.iuost public street? ? 9>uetly to-day, although excited crowdi ^ded the qCity- HalL. . Twfcrfom; °t United States troops were on the gi Eminent conn^ ue emafte^dn both was not vis ible to the’ Louis, and at that point ed on one ol Enquircr.-<‘ 3Jj v3 Cei^ jjTgapt t The first instance of a Chicago pulpit toe ing occupied by.a female-preacher occurred on Sunday last iri the Church of theKeueeft.- er'.(Univeisalist) where Rev. Mrs. Chapm^if MountPleasant, Iowa, addressed a very laegc audience in the morning and- evening, wit% considerable effect Her subject was .th^ “Wheat and the Tares,” and the tone of the sermon of the most .“liberal" character—the doctrine of man’s total depravity being pro; nounced hideous.. cafe tefen ocf tiWIthliC is as follows: Asia, Entbpe* 310,854,240 lhs.:; America; 273,375,A 360 fbZ; Africa, 36,255,680 lba; Australia, 88R556 lbs. The present annual consump tion of.tobacco in France is as follows: Smok ing tobacco, 40,655,588lbs.; snuff, 17,195,026 lbs.; chewing tobacco, 1,668,763 lbs. The -consumption of cigars byweight is as follows: Cigars ft 20 cents apiec^; 61,730Ibs. ; cigars tints. Remedies _ Invigorates' and iL black or brown1 consigned tc ceive them, about them, sold to pay < cents, 6,028,775 lbs.