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A* J ol ITh}^ HAKilJLVAfc tv (iicilq. .:~ .- From Alabama. Hoktoohekt, November 19.—The first Al abama State Fair held since 1860, commenced T*LLABA8SEe, ncyra^t badly. . Anes ire would sty south Honda, besides being a-great conve nience to tfanUmtn?^nl|?tlw very best, material,v in * great.. abundance. What Northern mechanic will take advantage of this golden opportunity,£1 xsnm . .rr , T, ift'ancsat« i*#WP l eL*Bit*On i flwtnrfiey !>» ataiarM HiMb nMIHHUMWiimin* 'Femandiua*Coh J. F. Sanderson, • >11 *1 He. JEbo.iit /qft o'clock in U»-e«*Mi Wu!lnW thaJO—It downward 1 passenger tram at Olnstee and on to Sanderson,„ where it stopped might cast | • P | YfigjKltsdF 1866, is one hundred andtJixtthonfekfitlyiand 1 Grant re- of negro voters ninety thousand. »%d-Wilh the While" s! ounding States.' WehiSla -tlantic, oftiVera hundred is estimated L whites did r thirty-nine arried three As an extra null Who low a geot tor toot h . lyantages. . We have no jealousy on that! Georgia, apd-irtoteyer l 1 ! 1 . 8 . ,good old. State Wd ?S°fi?> 4 irfaf f 9 t l r ,'hearty. co-ppeiptmn. J j&h on the. Macon and Brunswick, Railroad counties i>ortte£ bf,o%;p^ple^^ri^e ,“bone and sinew” ofeveryenuiitry; Bereft of all but toeirJa^andstoek' by the. devastating re sults ofjhe late war, and.having.ta dea^ Vreth sertsd <4 v office. Advartts pinied wit United States and IParagaay. Washington, November 19. — Minister a new li andseci by mgj&mmm munerative prices for his, cotton. -and. other , ed produce, 1 and will naturally- : gWe preference ', <jf to that paper which approximates nearest to' nei his wishes in tnis respect. Savannah is uni- «auMMK ± or through which .these .tilings must be . J shipped,"aiid as the jioBNiNa News’ is reqiiete ^ witir^tiSormSBob ufrfn- ill ■W'fe^tiisifk 1 |g these parts. Mr. W. A. Shober, the general for traveling agent ofthe NEWS," waS in out' “city' nK — TO — the morning news. ~ »r«A dn^UlbMcer, fi n • »<I Jj" TaiiabaSses,; -Afi* of the Supreme Court .this morning, Judges Hirt and Westcott^erfr jtfeSdnt. Information against Lieut Gov. Gleason was filed, sad role nisi ordered returnable on Tuesday next, oaiiiug on Gleason to show why a writ of-guo warranto shotdd tint begfeg&dfegj ag^atipm i This will bring the case before the Supreme Court, where its merits wrh^pibMHHf'WflJP ventilittoijf ■ if Tril a Q/“|fT' In the report ofthe proceedings of the coh- of colored men of Florida, held f-tub f EgWflr^ft*8cially to Kentucky, Ten- osseo, ; A&bama,’Mississippi ? atiid Louisirfhn;' iat- is, when they seek’A' Sjieedy abd"'8ui-e ; mneclion with-the -Atlantic coast antf“fib‘- pe, which'they are now doing. 1 —- t: '■ But let us look at Georgia--as ; -she stands 1 ith her inviting person and-asks-for sons to ist-upon-ber bosom, ihe.iudnqgnenlac that ... -.1 -r dLliARD, Rtw York. re front door without nsN g against Mr. Bulon, who i threw him off and started. street. Mr. Bulon gave »- ? i * ' U _ u j. ■ _ aV 1 v . . — — W 1? HCEN iXid GTJAN O* a few Bays talion for ng many names to the subscription list of ro News in this State. - - ieutenant-Govemor. Gleason still, remains mettierh; Ib'e hearingAvhichwaijlmda few- lys ago before .Judge Cocke, of. the .Second idicial Circuit, (5 brief Account of .which, as published.m the NEWs).detcrmiues noth- g with' regard to "impeachment; . .That trial from Cuban insurgents ore reported here in conference with the fillibuster leaders. vention here on the secont once with the. recoi Convention. held i published to-day i Judicial Distrietj-t perfect accord bet\ ent, and no signs Convention indivi mon; Veajnmg sbMething over a pound, id plucked from a tree containing .more; tan five hundred, and grown from the 'seed ‘ a small Sicily lemon. From its; growth e are led to believe that the soil of Florida peculiarly adapted -to the culture of citric □its. Mr. E. has transplanted a ten acre ange grove near the outskirts of our village, an the Atlantic coast, well -suited to theJprro- duction, aml laid out by the tj»nda of; riCthtfi 1 just forthatpurpDse. .- Should he-desiro sugar and syrup, (hero also he can be accommoda- ed, for the cone grows luxuriantly. Should the desire to enter the lumber business, the. finest pine that grows iipon' the globe .can there be found. Corn grows well and pays for its planting; : sweetrpobttoes feach perfec-' boii-iir the soil: and frints^'siich 'as' figs, peaches, plumb, pomegranates and otahges, Aowifoiperfeetibmv SdJihueh -for Southern Georgia^ ondthe story isWt half toltt •* Fine was killed mendation ofthe Colored Boston on October 2d, the official paper of this are seems to have been a Toe PEE.TON S.OMi-OITjrDS. CASH: * • l..v* ««»• • 465- OO MAVXUSt&r^. 7T..>r..... TO OO XI .TT3.1-• . PURE No. 1 PERUVIAN ANO, Dijxm abb try K, as held by virtue of an affidavit made' by ! ^^^din^iUi' “a^^pj^^*te^nfe^erefar^ iblyin the administnitinn ofrthniitat&GoVy mment” But the whole proceedings were . Gentlemen of the seaboard, merchants of Savannah, citizens of our great -cotton port, would ypn like an occasional letter, fresh and hot; from the iip-counfry ? Itls certainly to 'EugtneW’fcPsWrrtBauTS. Architect.. ored, made addresses, sitiou to each other. "A.t"t7EP^SflA Ca‘,XBK, Bryan Strevt, oppo-it;? IvJL Bank State o£ Georgia, Houee. .Sign, Ship eminent But the whole proceedings wera ’ . quashed on account’ df 1 the indefihiteness"‘6f' ' i the affidavit, and the prisonersteet atdjbtotstv . This places the affair exac 1 ’- 1 *■ before the arrest of these meantime, Gleason has issui withnio' headquarters -camea;- signed- Robert Cox, Chairman, and A. C. Lightfour Secre tary, both ofwbom'are colpred^in opposition i* all.winter. In-Middle Georg i" -in itthink that iwe have hit: • paradise; but a paradise that - bly abnsed by reckless farr ; J abuse of the soil'.' "Yet, to-dr > ‘give it for any.part of Georgi i“ -vronld begin fq feejami iS A Tffif is it'tiiat'vv'e ‘ciEipt ral 's iVSthe tropical ftbifa V ' Co barley, oats, cottiw^otftiides,' cane anfflifniEs'. “ of alTkinds enn be raised and produced" to". ' perfeotioni Tt is the bonie for sm&Q'fhrifSfe.' 1 and' can be made the garden spot ’of thd' ‘1 State. ■ No epidemies of fiatutxl L our people; and -we shobjd hay^d'feunti 1 tfiing :a£^Bonthnm Georgia". Our-wtfter-is'l . cool aad:irfreestone.-; So much for SEddle Georgia, and not all told;by half. - -aj a I IVejaow come.to vtShesrotoh and Northeattt n Georgia, a section of our State that is; begin- - ning to attiwet special attention;, and. well it should; for if.js bound to be the .-greotbee - hive of i the. mochauical and indnstrialrenejRy; s«; of the §tato, besides being the great.gram; a PPS’SHfifi, vStpcfenfflising^eefitiqBrowBto it ideas, opinions, wishes, and our very preje- raas; journals -and sinful 1 our business men ill tn^Towns take the Savannah papers; but {8. Editors, you wUl.no^be.satis- irculation among Only one class. York I/eralJ, the Tribune and ......—.... . . - - -- ' 1 1 ■- might triumph, and ^having seen the condi- fi e d with a lion of the colored men of Georgia, who have Doth. Ne- been prostrated from the condition of man hood which the Ooh®§t^on, gives them, by having the Democracy as rulers—say they riovr a split in the Eepublican ranks, par- acntaly in the colored element erf ^tiie popu lation of that State, brought her“ to her still retained the of it nps^ bbe threats. of Carse to the contrary notwithstanding He claiua 1 “ UBGCSON A DlXan. tTodertaturfl. 120 Jlroughb. ton street. Dealers in Fisk’s Patent Metalic, M.v togany, Walnut and Grained Coffins, Ice Boxes tor" Preserving Bodies. Funerals torniahed at ,tlie short. the family mrii’e trad find a place round the hearth-stone of all classes ? There is talent, energy anri japitaD suf^fienj ,in fltfiOfgti ’ journals to convey information and entertair.- mentS to Jevery 7 household in Georgia. -We are all proud of Sovaquah-^onr great cotton port—the Jargest city in the State. . _ x . ■ Now, Ifentrs. Editors, it,ia: Oglethorpe planted the df DeinoctaQ tfi din ftlni - - it may aeetqjniittfe strange, to some ol your readers when we wrlte that ontxiitlzetis gen erally manifest miufix sympathy lor Governor Beed in this “impeachment” business, and have no hesitation in prouottnoiug the whole Beed has^ieeU*guilty of^e'rames 1 for which this attempted ‘iimpeachmenf.' has been ini' Torida. WINTE afford to early histor)-, w] little colcmjViiiv I almost forgot i —weaUhy; com among ns dream of the Anne and Yam acraw of Tomochichi aud Ooiisaponakeeso, while, in imagination, we pace the, long, riin^mossr hung aisles of Bonaventure." , The [ practical think of the iron baha^tliatj eonnec^ ii^wj^h^ the city and carry down the fleecy crops, tile ' while these iffihie vail^%wi§t>aek the hn^gii l g and : ties,- the sugar and syrup, and obffee''an‘d ; salt, besides—alas,_ for one of the departed tions. \ ‘- Yes,'gentlemen-factors, yon should cultivate <■ IMid^ld d^a^.^ The’-niffies toe Bob,1 |e agriculturist will bo well repaid "in fain crops. It should be to the other j ous of the State, the hog and horse raia ction, and the thousands of dollars sent .e West fqrpark, mule.-i mid horses, sho ldits way into the pockets of the fara ^gjupbisr, coi?& 43- TH03E WHO PREFER «Utlo > i nisv.i'l villa .4 d'UnTVY L j aute nmn im^ 17 ilffipglitgn Starget>L;-/-*.- norlR-lm :fi the great tiger inmter,. will shoot him politi- tally dead. fi /l '' - i-,H r This manifesto pnrports to come from the voters of the county of Leon met for tiie^pux- pose of considering thd tmurse'"taken- b^ CoL W. M. Saunders as On independent’ can didate for Congress. niie the validity of any T A RH Georgia; lue to two o’cloc PQO nolia-i lo <jo¥ JEriday afternoon. Ladies! Uatinee. d. joumed, for the reasc stijrqtioually organize having a quorum from l TTOIi rieVer day it met nutiiits- ie diflerent sections turn their attention to lecialties in’ the agricultural line- Nature terns to have hinted fiirqngly at such a mrse, Every dollar saved to the State, and every jUar kept within the limits of the State, is ffldarcd.^xHRffi^Wre^Q'dt any other officer, of no bint must not, however, be uqdgsi :! b f 14. w«i >***, ' ^ are l . “jatog every class, Aud am prepared to order every land of Southworth for the Eastern District of Pemi- Hylvama; J. N. Barbour for Ma^ssachusetfs; TJr B. Datcher for Southern and Eastern Dis tricts of New York. Treasure*:*Spinner directs- the national 1—i * X - 1 are at all inclined to effect any compromise with Badicalieqt which wauld iinwoiva *3htf surrender of any of their long espoused and rigorously tiefendefriterioc»tio prinsiptom ready with ex|)lahatiqn- of; what .we do not understand, and be sure to consult the con- railroad, every founds every facto: ueh aggregated wealth. Georgia has §8,000 square miles of terri- iry, water power unlimited, and productions ia t command a gpgd prioe.Bi the markets of Le world, AU .that rs needed to make her ie greatest of States is A good, Bobejivinffl^.' T/IIL • li, n loutthe ie worst about Sped, to take Gleason womc a like “swapping the devil fiSr a witch fi anti loraovor, the" latter gentleman’s reputation asseito^m^vra ‘^sqiiii'ric •• . ’,1 IPUBNITTIRE POLISH, i ' r “ ' !,re “" wfeAvinv ; ' |,‘rjs K j -i.ueii fit} .-.ta-: -3Jc: : ,-yj »v-rr ua Aromatic Arabian Gums. 68i s x f -- qri. n >h'1 .....i-., •■ rni.-’v. . i -/c T i [Fragrant,-Brilliant and Permanent, i'xi-o i-i-wrmofrl A RITAE POK Wjr,». r, —- .*~r*v*' $150,609,OOfri 4 - The heads of d blfcation of reports by snbor- uhmitted to Congress, e right to a suspender has been -i - $50 a bag, we wonld have $75; farms, with five persdnstp a farm, vcoffidgi-Te visa population ofhSOOjOOQsonJs.. New York lias a. population <rf over 3,000,000. Georgia should lrirve at least, with her territory, no less than 400,000 farms—We can support with ease 2,500,000 people, feed and clothe them weU,,and 3 jiaye^so^et^qg to seU be sides. • **f r,T..y. ; Ourlandsshould noA lie idle; but we should see, to it,-that* goaffirtifrifly pcjphlatiOttiiaft r* _ * ror our • summated this ueforiouB aohome, flo thafc itovt persons wishing to purchase State land must of uece8S%irmsk&< Implication to thO- said’ ‘[‘ring,” from vhopx it can be had only at the xhost extortionat#3r»^^ Wf! Qtttrage L>OE~HG3IERY, Ac.,'at ^ fJtf, ' Z AO Y klai. 4. STKAcas’. TOl dONOBESS STREET. believe that and exposed to j; th6 v^ble wwlffi mtMH, In the.ianguage ofithe honest pld Dutchman, “Mine Got, vot a peoples!” But enough, ol thiiitiie heart-grqws sick in coutemplatmg jt novl7-t20 mm THE CHA31PI0N As concemsm Florida are" qispi lar verdict, and date themselves Mrid to'acquiescpTit fh® popu- are eudeaforing to ^igiamrgq- as best they can to existing; istriouA ^WBgBy^twVould preahjreVTfipiS' cle - oji Wtolthi'A'tf power, of prosperity, iat would make glad the heart of every man bo takes pride in his State's advancement Scotiand, Ireland, Germany and North aly would gladly give us a part of their )pulation if wo but 7 pre»eiited the proper Liberals gain 60 and the Con- membens.-- 1 9|ii ember 19.—Letters from Madrid STOVALL, decease^; 4 # A Ti | HO .U+ffPs^tY.L - n . TtJVAd! - i*s9la datM <3Qjf *r tb&c ^rTVUiid . TwentyJFive Acres of Laudy j UteTtha MW qjVtrMaMM*-* u Very many are inclined to the opiuidu that General GrffllV“LetTv^Tia»^o<l' policy, when fully develd^da^willno^prove the myth that is generally anticipated, and they.ontM; tain the hope that he will appreciate the tier; plorable condition of the Southern States, and by a wise, just and magnanimous course to- I r.jdv wichti 1 i-l TlxL iuoJuiox in sjLii Garem Billiard Table for Sale. $9: bepf tv> ib .-11 ><t a <:i 9tr . ,<wwv.. leweionE. ab< S t 12 IS” X itfa »■ - BO0fS : iSB SHOESK1 *km$m of that indomlta accorded him, w him simply as th bent of us owi constrained to b the South—he vi mortality which tere was. it had burned 1 through into himself smothered,- “^ea were buildihg, which is“nsed' for augh’s:menagerie,- was• all timer: ■rrbse,’” and ations of the STEIN: November 19.—The eruption of ' ^suvius is increasing. W>n,' ^4 seventy^ix coostitiieneM give fCTJtJril ®*j°rity Of one hundred and eighteen. ‘'I 1 SeAgwari*. • ^ Ji-Tfv*: it $2,000. was as i Golf tirW- BricM^O.^- AfTHov Young and > oj5)iT^'ete'also lo^e cotton, cornorlumber, but oi small amounts. 1 7 ' • The loss will be felt seriously- ' inunity as it is' genera^y regStie wo bayrels pf sugar pi-y4 ar g e portion of ie light-fingered gen- T rjlBE UNDERSIGNED WILL irfest tins 'commimity.- In connec- . this subject,' we are much pleased ' than an nriusual breadth of land >1 suited in cane during the coming It is a crop easily worked, not in- the caterpillar, highly' remunerative julky "for thieves. These are snffi- i To establish tKoTladicai’ policy in ! the' South is to set ignorance to rule over know- Sdge. •'-Itis- to *f stupidity to rnle over in telligence. It is to set brutality over refine ment It.,is to set barbarism to rule loveV. civilization. It is to. set .fetichism to. rule over Chris tiamty. * It is to Set Africa to ritie r “YlStir Offueci "5 AXi ‘Ci n atf» Lon the Colorado idnj ».to SU °T ricity to restore persons overdose of-laudanum or ->rfn