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..... ;. t t . •-".•■• . . • - ■•:•■■ ■■:■:■ ■ , -■ ■ ■■■■^^^ gemm & JOURN il. SUNDAY MORNING, JXINR 10. , • FOR PRESIDENT! JAMES BUCHANAN. Of PENNSYLVANIA. s TOR VICE PRESIDENT: JOHN c. BRECKENRIUO E, OP KBNTICKV. Washington Corrospondenno, “THE OLDER I OROW, THE MORE IN- CLIKED I AM TO DR WIIAT IS CALLED A STATES RIGHTS MAX.—James Buch anan's speech on the admission of Arkansas, in 1836. 1 FULLY ENDORSE TI1E USOLUTIOXS, AND MAY FURTHER .SAY THAT I AM WHAT 19 CALLED A ST A TR RIGHTS DEMOCRAT-John V. Rrertmridgc in re sponse to his nomination for the Tice Premten* Job Printing Promptly, Neatly nml Cheaply Done, The public in general, and our Democratic frieti&i In particular, will reuicmbor that there it connected with tbo Georgian 4* Journal es tablishment one of the most thoroughly equip ped Job offices lu this motion of the Union. If we are correctly advised, some of the moat beaatHhl specimens of job work ever done In Savannah have lately passed from under cur presses. Giro tut a trial. Oar fitcllUlos enable vis to execute every 'de scription of letter press work from n mammoth poster to the smallest card, and from n l>ook to a ciroular, with neatness and dispatch, upon the most satisfactory term**. Orders from all parts of the country will re celvo prompt attention. Washington, Juno U* Tho support, though qualified, given by Mr. Seward to Mr. Crittenden’s resolution, has hurt It badly; not that any Senator has knowingly and wilfully taken his position with reference to that of Mr. Seward, hut, however unconscious ly to each one,that influence Is felt. Mr. Beward belongs to tho minority and to tho party ao eased of the perpetration of wrong against the general government. Ho should therefore have been tho last to propose measures of concilia tion, which can only come with grace from the stronger party. Ho has marred Mr. Critten den’s effort and his own reputation for sagacity. The dobato was continued to-day, and Mr. Crittenden spoke most eloquently, as did Messrs. Clay ton and Bell on his side also, but Messrs. Brown, Yutee, Toucy, Mallory and Stuart, arose in firm opposition to tlm movement; and they seemed wisely determined to leave to the 1* resident’s own discretion tho propriety of send ing General Scott, or whomsoever he may please, to Kansas, to pacify or subdue the re bellious spirits there. The House is not yet at work. Mr. Houston, of Alabama, who has been absent for many weeks, on account of tho decease or his lament ed wife, and Mr.Dunn, of Indiana, whoi<> fail- log health caused him to leave directly after the organization of the House, are both In their places again. The latter is very frail, however, and does not expect to live long, believing that pulmonary consumption is the affection with which he Is wasting. Tho telegraph yesterday conveyed to you startling accounts from Kansas; but hero we believe no telegraphic reports from that quar ter. Impartial. THE FIRST 4VAMIRL, MY ALICE U. NEAL. 1 •'They never loved ns thou and ). Who vindicate thu moral— Turn ought v.’hch sweeten t InvocanUo tu iruo love's IfghfoMt quarrel." ftpanlsh Affair*. Mission of Gin. Scott to Knnsne. Our Washington e.orrespqndcnt notes the damage which Mr. Crittenden’s proposition to send Gen. Scott to Kansas ha • received from the rapport of Mr. Seward. That support ban. It would seem, awakcued opposition fr* it both In the Sourh and the North. But perhaps we wrong Senators Toncy, Stuart, Brown and Yulee, in supposing that their opposition is in any wise attributable to Mr. Seward’s support. And though Mr. Critteudcn’s resolution at first struok us favorably, wc have to confess, on further cous;J. r.'.li;n, that wo know nothing in the character of Geul Scott to designate him for this service. As h mflituryiclnoflain ho fins merits of a very high order. But if we may Judge his qualifications for civil sorvico by the manner in which ho conducted tho political campaign when a candidate for the Presidency, we cannot estimate them very highly. How ever wo are willing to lean? the questinu for tho determination of the President. That tho Government needs a fetioug force iu Kansas for the maintenance of order and tho enforcement of law, is quite apparent. Tho freesoilers there have set the existing authori ties at defiance. They arc in rebellion against laws of admitted constitutionality. Most of the Northern states are furnishing them with mu nitions of war and stimulating them to the ibedding of blood. Recruits are flocking to their rebellions standard. Civil strife is raging throughout the territory. This state of things imperatively demands the intervention of such a United Stales force a* will compel submission on the part of those arrayed against the consti tutional authorities. Laws must be enforced until repealed or pronounced void by the legal tribunals—or the bloody conflict uow raging in that territory will very aoflu extend itself to the adjoining states. I We trust that timely uud energetic action on the part of the executive* will compel tho disaffected Into obedience, and bring order out of confusion. The Spanish Press on the Intervention Jtnj Na poleon III. in Spanish AJ/airs—Uni, Dodge and the Beau Monde—Freedom of the Press —Barcelona Disturbed -Case qf the Taint- tina—Husso-Spanish Prize to the French. Fpoeinl Correspondence of tho N. Y. Daily TUuus. Paris, Timidity, May 1.1,185G. The spirit of the Spanish press, and, iudecd, of tho Spanish uatimi, iu view of the threaten ing language employed by the. official press of Paris about their affairs, can best be judged by the articles of tho newspapers themselves. I translate some of them—uot the most fiercely writtcu—but such as uppear to represent mast calmly and dispassionately the true sentiments of the Spanish people. It must be premised that a French newspaper, maintained by Louis Napoleon ut Madrid, called the Journal of Mad- -*- 1 has been tuning its small pipe in unison rid, with tho famous article of the Constitutlonnel ever since that pulse-feel..• uppeaved. The Sovereignty, democratic journal, under data of the 9th hist., utter publishing something on this subject every day for a considerable time past, brings out the following article: “ Tho Constitutionitcl of Paris, as our readers already know, wrote an article on our affairs with that self-sufficient and authoritative tone, that luxury of haughty and humiliating phras es, which the French journals are prone to em ploy In their strange appreciations of this nldo the Pyrenees. Somo thought the article inspired by tho spir it oftho Spanish refugees. Some, that it was the faithful representation of the Bonapartist idea—some, that it wasliu more than au over weening expression of Frouch vanity, intoxicat ed by tho late successes of their diplomacy. Wo eavo tho field open to .suppositions; but it would bo pleasing to us at least to repel the idea that there enu be any Spaniard so abject as to har bor in ills bosom the vile thought of aspersing tho glories of his country. It would bo to abdi cato all dignity; it would bo tho dopth of baser ness, and the Spauiara has always shown hint self jealous of his honor—proud of Id* Immor tal traditions. No; there 6 no Spaniard who , “ It la oertuiuly very disagreeable to lovo uuother so much.” Tills origlual remark was uttered u3 a stage soliloquy, the little dressing or lit- ing-room having no other occupant than the very pretty woman who laid down her book with a yawn, and took up her tidy in crochet, lazily netting a few stitches. To one who had never suffered from tbis excess of Idolatry, it might be consid ered rather a singular complaint: but tho case stood thus : Flora Hastings had beeu a wife tho wry long time of three months and a-half. Hot wardrobe and house be ing in complete order, her husband very much at leisure in business and witli am ple means, they had Ibund nothing better to do than tho modern aud very selfish oc cupation of “living for each other.” That is, they had declined all party invitations after the first gloss of the bridal dress was dimmed, and when seen at. all iu public, wove always together, she leaning upon his arm with an enviable air of self-satis faction, looking up into his face with a most adoring glance whenever he chanced to speak, mid he in turn bending down to catch her most trivial remark with a de votion that would have become a Just-en gaged lover. If at a concert, he fanned her, he supported her opera-glass, he car ried her hood and shawl. But even music, in which they both professed to be ama teurs, seemed to have lost its accustomed charm, aud they wore certaiu to leave at the end of part first, no matter what .were the attractions of tho bill to less absorbed spectators. in short, every hotly said—and every body, when turned gossip, is not over civil or complimentary often-times—that “they were making fools of themselves, and it could not last for ever.” Some people are so envious of anything in which they do not share! They did not live iu the city iu the sum mer season, bot at Mr. Hasting’a a little country house—-large enough, however, to be thoroughly comtortablo and well-fitted, and with a head servant who never both ered her mistress by asking instructions, which were sure to be comprehended in one Bcntcnuo, “You know best, Margaret.” So they lived an idle, fond, and, as they imagined, a perfectly lmppy life, with flowers which the gardener cultivated, a little music, and the new books oftho Benson. They did not invite any company to Brookside; they did uot wish any. Mr. Hastings rode to town between nine and ten, returning by three, and from that time they were constantly together, read ing, warning or driving m the low car riage, ouu of their latu acquisitions. At first they thought it delightful to sit together on the veranda, Mr. Hustings enjoying his after-dinner cigar and the newspaper, Flora with the last new noval and exquisite silver paper-cutter, that had been one, ot tho engagement presents, But they did not $et on very well, there absorbed, sat down on the little sewing ^band, nud, never before slfide their mnr- chi'tr, and, finished the excftitfgf scene. Bhcf tv itige, htUii Imuds ortho Times and of the other‘French i had been considered the height of enjoy* journals theiufelves, in order to take up the ment. They scarcely Listed the dessert Journal de Madrid.wiiWij'n^csamnfi^ us for J g0 an xi 0U B were they to resume the thread tho orBauoft iYNapo eouk lutere t. of the story. Then the sewing clmir and The Journal do Madrid selected first, with 1 * a delicate opportuneness, the I'd of May, that day which the people salute with admiration, tho vith irigl Kings witli (right, to place a stigma on the Connecticut Legislature In a Mttni-l. It Is not quite certain, after all, that Mr. Dix on, whose election was reported some time since as successor to Mr. Toucy, will ever get into the United States Senate. From tho I luston Conner vre learn that his election was the result “of u bargain made w.th the friend)- of Charles J. McCurdy, American, whom the Iiocse of Rep resentatives upon Us part has chosen a Judge of tho Superior Court, but the Senate chose ex- Governor Dutton, a Republican. The McCrudy men were furious at this, and iu the first place an attempt was made to reconsider his nomina tion of Gov. Dutton for Judge. It was luid on tho table, and a motion to reconsider the vote electing James Dixon U..States Senator was pass- [ foreheadoi Spaniards, in payment, doubtless. i for tin* hospitality which has been extended to But the acts of the Journal are logical. U Dry. rnen wo sewing c the work-uniUet took their ]>mee outside the cjiscinctit window, and Flora, with the prettiest »ud most becoming air of in dustry, listened to Mr. Hastings, who sat ‘" i his feet supported at a considerable roll , dld notreeollcctuntil tlieO tho strict agree ment they had entered in not to read this particular book separately i but a chapter or two could make no possible difference, she thotight,‘walking up and down the gar den path, and Itatcnlngto every sound. It was fall au hour beyond the usuul time. What could have happened? That horie, she was 9ure, was not to be trusted, aud going so near the railroad especially. Oh, how dreadful it would be if lie were brought homo dead, or very much injured! How horrible to watch him suffer painl And then he was obliged to go down to those dreadful wharves. , Oh, if he was anything but a shipping merchant! She was kept ill such constant fear of smnll- >ox or typhus fever, or some other sliock- ug disease, all so prevalent this season. He must.be ill: yes ho had complained ol a headache in the morning. If he did not come in another quarter of an hour, she would certainly go to town in the evening train in search of him. And then she imagined herself driving about in a fear ful haste-in a very desolate-looking cab, so inGuitely wretched that the tears came into her" eyes at the very thought. Imagine her joy, then, at the sound of horses'feet, just as this frantic resolution was taken: nnd she • flew down to the gate to meet Alfred just os lie dis mounted to open it, receiving ns a reward for all her anxieties n shower of kisses and loving epithets, with fond chidings for her unreasonable fears for his safety. She forgot to inquire for the headache. “Ob, what a warm, disagreeable, un comfortable day it had been! If people could only live without eating such days!" Aud yet the two managed to make a very comfortable diuuer, in spite of heat and romance, with a plentiful dessert of strawberries nnd cream. It was Inter than tbeir ordinary hour, so much so that it was nearly dark by the time Alfred’s cigar w«s finished. Flora thought tliut he wus much longer than usual in smoking, and discovered, with somo impatience, tiiul lie had indulged himself in n second; a rather unusual nnd selfish proceeding, she thought, considering ho was so very late, which, by the way, was not yet ac counted for. The ‘-anger’ lmd managed to work herself into a slight nervous fever, with the heat uud ultcrnoon’s restlessness. It even seemed possible, for the instant, that “the king could do wrong." How ever, the pouting lip was kissed into ils full l-oundneHs again, us the unconscious offender proposed an adjournment to the dressing-room, -and lights. "Don't jou think it rather mo warm, dearest?" was tho mild expostulation ol the husband, ns Flora prepared to make his knee her onsy-clinir, as usual. They would never quarrel I t Hi no they hud not even disagreed as yel. Nut a word was uttered iti reply; but one wenlhcnvise might have dreaded tho portentous silence more than the most abrupt retori j as file injiirued wife depo-i- ted lict-self on an ottoman instead. After she had been worrying aboul him all the afternoon, tool She wns fairly sick with mixicty; and this was nil her thanks. “And now, wlint slmll we do this even ing, my precious? Do yon feel like sing ing to your husband?" F.xertlng lierseli to sing »uelt an op pressive evening! It. was jlist. ns thnnght- ful us men usually were. Wind n sellhh, exacting, indilferenl race I •II was (oo hot !” Well, men are onl\ mortal, aud lifts. witli 1 an^ie ou the Liullis of the porch, his chair began by allowing its hostility to that expaa-; artistically balanced, and his head adorned sivo movement which raised1 tho hamcades or i ; )v „ broadleaved straw lull, not because July, ls.ll, billowingsoou alter with nuadvoca- 1 • i.,,, uy of the dictatorship of 0 Donoll, and ils fly-; ['« n , c ™ e(i 1 lt > ,,, V 1 ' or “ t-OtiSMIcrecI it jm- thminhic offludoM to Napoleon. to day; are, pot- ticularly becoming- to his dark, Spanish, haps, lyric remlnlsconceaul'ils former laudation ! melo-dramatic style of face figure. oTSarUmhisitlMmo MlnKfer overthrown by tho, And then these little episodes of cum- . .«r »—. .. . . .. 1°'” conclusions, Sts violent interpretations ed, 12 to 0. A message was then suit to tho | pf lire spirit of oar nation--hutits insults! Revolution ot 1854). The Journal, however, ha.i shown but little tact by seconding the article of the Oonstitu- tionnel without taking into account the char- acter of a people nothing prone certainly, to bo frightened by shadows, even when among them may be that of its anewst Em peror . HaughlinenS towards .Spaniards! " * * We could freely pardon its dense ignor ance of all that concerns us, its errone ous conclusions, its violent interpretations Secretary of State’s oflke.for the resolution, bu the Secretary refrised to xeturn it, whereupon tho Senate pa-wed a resolution rescinding and annulling tho vote eloctlug Mr. Dixon,and pass ed a joint resolution appointing ncommltteof tho House and Senate to wait upon the Secreta ry of State and recall tho resolution electing Mr. Dixon. The House tabled this resolution by ten majority, but it will come up again next week. The Senate next reconsidered the rote appointing Mr. Dutton Judge, and an attempt was made to strike out Mr. Dutton’s muon, but was dually postponed." ita calumnies! its pedagogical nirof tutoring us! * * . Oh! It is a thing to rake the gorge, to hear* stigmatized, ns bra oaf as, tho simple historic facts, which Europe cannot forgot —much lens France. Docs the Journal dr Madrid, dare to believe that Spain * * * * whose hardihood has so many times torn tho lis nnd humiliated the ment nnd criticism, the hero ami heroine being in all cases judged and tested by their individual experience and pronounced wanting, if the scales were not poised to the most minute equality. “A quarrel!! My dear Alfred, how can any woman apeak unkindly to her hus band? I should 1)0 ready to bite my tongue off If I could be guilty of it to you.” “My precious love would never think of such a thing, l am sure. Bui all wo man have not such angelic tempers, dearest. “And then some men arc bo provoking notin the least like my Alfred. IIow did it ever, ever happen * you could care for me?” Considering Miss Flora Willis was the Wild Beasts in India.-The following is from a letter written by a correspondent at La hore, dated tho 7th of February: You are probably aware that 1 lie country of ihe five rivers is infested by wolves, bears and leopardH, especially tho first nuraed, which have so multiplied of late as to become a national nuisance. By a loose registry, kept in the seven provinces ol the Punjab, it appears that the number of children thut have been carried off by wild beasts amounted loonc thoiiwip \ five hundred and sixty-four, classified as luilow*:— One thousaud one hundred aud six by wolves, three hundred nnd thirty-four by bears, nnd ono hundred and twenty-five by leopards or ehetns. The rewards hitherto offered were not sufficient, to induce the lusty and venturesome to make n trade of it, and the various paches of jungle are ™ mtiu> nuns Mini iuij in. iiuu uiimiumen me i „,.„nj. . . . . ... . eagles, has arrived now to such nn extreme of Pettiest, most admired ancl wealthiest prostration os to suffer tbc slightest touch upon j young Indy of Mr. Hasting’.*;acquaintance her nationality, or suspicion upon her indepen-! it was rather singular. ‘ ,t ' nc r “Angcli” 11 was well the thicket of She who huv occupied the feat place among sweet-brier formed such a perfect screen. the nation;, who has Homo herne. like Cortes, and Kcnlil.es liko Cervantes and Krcllla, great with the pen and with the sword. She who marked tne name of I-avin nnd Snu Qululin, of Trafalgar and Roilen iu luagnillccnt epic of her h.atnry, whose last page Urn lied the Second uf May. Does the Journal know how she did it ? It has been enough for her to wish it, nnd her will is of Iron. Now, to-duv, Spain, tram Ha: depthsof pros- uch the inaptitude of her Kings, trntiontowln _ itr tlie quarrels of parties nml the nlumdonmout'of her Unvernmnnt have reduced her, will not tole rate tho intervention of anybody in tier ahiifra. She will prefer rctrogade institutions—a aitun- tlon suhad ns that anything, iu short, rather than owe anything to foreign influences. She knows in wtiat i'-'vc terminated the Protecto rate of Poland, Hungary. Italy nml the Danu- bias Provinces, and she i” -fern to lie free—and very Free. admirably adapted fortliealicltcrof those 'leasts ] Hut if, t,y chance, Nnpolron 111., tindlv conn- and as barriers to tho amstenr !" , >u..i. j soled by Ins fuir of mo liciuoi-iatio i’natim-ts A B»» Witness.—The wilneas tvhu wen North and made the atatement that lie saw Mr. Keitt standing near, during tlic Sumuernnsnult, with a pistol under Ids coat, is thus uutlecil by tho Pruvideueo (It. I.) Post: The l)i*. Rimtiim who makes the statement is au Imposter, swindler mid villain, ultogcther too well known in this city to need an extended notice from us. We expect to bear of him next us “Lieutenant Colonel** Hunting, direct from Nuusus, wneio was uu eye witness oftho “burning of Lawrence germinaliag throughout Spain lu . .. which nr every part, ali.mld arrognlo to himself the rigid —rputc gratuitously conceded to bim by Hie Journal—of Intervening, or, in plainer language, ot attacking or.r iiltertios; if tlie Kings of f-iu- ropn niiould authori/.c ldm—wldeli wo are lirr from believing—ns they nathoriard ttie erinics of IBIS and IBIfl; il l‘laglaad, a though deeply reacntful ofttie little prnllt wldeli tlie business oftho Crimea has brought to her mercantile Interests, should iiotre°<--:‘ hh.qleUhoJournal do Madrid understand wlint tho Spanish people would themselves d SiNOL'Lxu Cahi:—At I tut innuguratiou ol Air.Taylor, a body was Ibund near Alexandria, Vo., with the throat cut. it was reeogaiaed by two or three persons ns a relative of each, but all found out afterwards that, they worn mis- iikeu, nnd that their relatives were alive nnd Weil. A daguerreotype was taken of the fea tures, and tiio hotly was buried. II is now, in eight ye.tra alter, finiiid In la- Christian Mersey, n I Lancaster, Pa. They would comprehend thin Liberty, whoso pmo Ifnmc kindles their spirit uud mitigates Pkkttv Pain.—A gentleman recently lost Ills trunk while travelling in u weslern Haih-uutl Halo, and wu-oto to tho roilrond agent eoncern* lag his missing article, adillttg~liy way of dca- cription. “Tho trank has A. It. marked on tho left, cud." In duo time ho received tho follow* Ing answor: “A Iter u careful Inspection of nil tho bnggugo ut this depot, and very mature de liberation thereupon, wo nro of opinion that both omls ofyour trank arc ‘lofl.’ ” Naval..—The IT. H. steamer Hnrauac arrived at Spev/ta on the Kith ult, from a cruise In the Mediterranean, during wldeli site encountered very henvy weather. The Hurannc would leave inn few days for (ienou, to tako in u supply of cool, whoa she would proceed to Gibraltar on mote for tho United Htates. Her return may bo expected about tlm llrat of July. At a Kansas meeting the 2d Inst., 11,250and in Uoifinvllle,H. 0„ on IB men wore rulscil. Imir sorrows, was in danger; the rancors of party would rase, os if by enchantment; they would give truce to tlmir intestine difl’ercneea; there would he no more political discord nor separation lad ween Ucpuhlicans and Monarchists jiivyrriiislini nml morfertnlm—nil would be one- all Spaniards—alt brothers—launched in tho samo bntllu for their Independence nnd tliclr In jured Imnor. Hnuln would Jiiot hello— no- her traditions, and her traditions point her tu this course. Fur tlie rest, wo do not believe Hint Hie hero of the 2d of December is capable of undei-fn- klog an enterprise iu which hia uncle .shipwreck ed. The solo memory of Enrngoasa would show him iiis temerity. Franco, stilt more, would hesitate to “o the executioner of our liberties; If she went to the Crimen to light, it was he- cause site thought to defend tlm cmwoof the otiprcscd, and thuugbl hi avenge tho nflroritu of Mosco and Wntcrloo, Hut ttio pimple urc o!- rcady beghmiiigto understand tlm fnvoos which the Kings lituku them piny, aud they uro get ting tired of weaving mid unweaving, like I’a- ncJopn, and they give each other the kiss of pence ami fraternity—presage of tlie down of till eternal and reapkitidenl day. As lu Nanolcon, Im will cither >mu1 to Hiialn tho.su loojKgf hoiih of HI. Loula, who liavo enitH* ed ancl) a tremor In tlm filario Eopnnol, (new* pii|ier,) or ho will nol semi them, John G. Dale has huen duly appointed to tho chargo of the Rrltioh consulate iu Philadelphia by Hr. Matthews, the retiring consul. the first, Im Is lost-lost. If tlie second, ho may live a little longer; but it muut bo tho life or tho marmot In Winter, in hia own hole. Hero launidtornativo which all the rhetoric of the Journal do Madrid cannot avoid.” as tho heavenly epithet was emphasized with n most enraptured kiss. “Hotr long have we teen married, love?" inquired tho angel, -in the most enptivn- tingly thoughtful mood,her hand looking so very white and small as it rested on his jet-black whisker. “Three months, fourteen days and a- half, nty pet,” responded the linppy hus band, with the precision of a country tomb stone or obituary notice. "Fifteen weeks to-morrow since I was made so very, very lmppy." “And we love each oilier us dearly as ever. How strange I" “Vos, more dearly. Very. And they told us we should change.” Such sarcastic repudiation of the charge! us was conveyed in that tone and .graced “Then" would have been withered by it; even tlic blossoms of the Bweetbricr shook and trembled. “You could lie unkind lo your poor littlo Flora ?" ■’•Never, nty own duiTtng! And site would not give Iter husband” •‘Never—bever—never. ” Tlie render is to suppose the blanks filled by a> iiecompnnimont between the murmur of an jEolian harp and tlie coo of a wood-pigeon. And so the poor bool; full lotlic floor ; aud then it was too dark to sen. A wulk was proposed through the shaded lanes, nnd when they returned Flora was too weary to listen. Tho lovo quarrel in the talc was loft without denoue ment. Our actual lovers were so happy that limy could niford to linger over it! -So it liupticncd that the young wife wus reduced lo the occupations before described this warm summer afternoon. Her watch, again nml aguin consulted, was held for at least three-quarters of uu hour inherhuud, tho moments creeping by, and still Albert lmd not come. She went out on the veran da and peered through the thickets of shrubbery ; but there was no sign of either horse or rider; and while site ; stood (here so disconsolately, she saw tlm book half hidden by Uto Home gazette, jiint asithiul been dropped the night Jn'i'ont. “What could keep Albert so long ?'* They might have read several chapters before dinner and I’otti.d out how tho quarrel was made up. lint the book must not lie there; nn as slip sloopped to raise it tho leaves whirled over, opening most invitingly to chapter sixteenth. Sim could not resist reading on a few pages, still leaning over, the raping of the veranda, and then, more 'inioir hot-, forelicudi or the whispered Mens lug, their lost .parting word. Bho would dozo a few minutes, nnd then go to him perhaps, she thought; lie surely would not think ofsleeoing so, She was very tired, and it was Very warm; and then one white round urtn was thrown over the fair- linen sheet, and with flushed cheek, aud lips slightly apart, the littlo lady forgot her ill temper aud vexation together. She woke from an unhappy dream with a feverish start, a moment after, as she thought at first. But tho rooms were quite dark, nnd there was no liound but u monotonous ticking of the watch under die pillow. A rush of recollection suc ceeded the troubled waking, and she put out her arms to bosure she was not dreaming still—that it was really so lute. Her husband’s pillow was empty! She thought of tho lounge by. the window in the dressing-room; he certainly could not intend lo sleep there, away from her, all night! A grieved, sorrowful feeling took the place of the first resentful thoughts; and thou pride cume back again, as a sound from the next room confirmed her suspicions. It was her husband turning restlessly upon the lounge, with a loug, sobbing sigh, us if even in his sleep he felt their estrangement. The first impulse, to go to him, to kneel down and wind her arms around him, and ask his forgiveness, was resisted, it was certainly unkind in him to go to sleep without kissing her gond-night; she should have wakened if he had. uuu then il would have been all right. A long, rolling crash of thunder broke in upon her reverie; the glare of lightning winch accompanied il revealed tlie lounge und its occupant; nnd then name u deluge of rain, and she heard the wind heating down tlie shrubbery before the window. Tho casements wero both open, tho rain came drenching iu upon tho new Brussels carpet, the hooks upon the ceutre-tublc, Iter work-basket; nnd there was Alfred, for whose hcull It site had been so anxious, ex posed to tlie wind und dampness. Should sliego nud close the casement? No! that might wulten him, ami he would think she lmd given up to him, besides, she shrank from crossing the rooms at midnight, lighted only by those lurid flashes in the black, angry heavens. Poor, wretched little wife miserable indeed in herself torture, lying upon her “widowed mar riage pillow," und listening with straining ears to the crush of tlie storm without, uud the heavy breathing of the sleeper near her! Harder than nil to bear wus the up braiding conscience, und the dreary lone liness ot the empty room. But, with all tills, slit:sank again into a disturbed, un quiet sleep; und when site woke again, the cold,sickly daylight was stealing through the room. At first she could scarcely recollect what hud happened; but, us she sat up leaning upon her elbow, she saw Iter ornaments thrown in confusion upon tlie (aide her dress upon tlie carpet, Alfred's deserted pillow, with the smooth fold of the litieu undisturbed, nud there lie was'lying, breathing so heavily that her fears over came her sell-will, and site called him to her side. But there was no answer but a lmlf-moun of pain as ho threw his arms out wildly, as one iu delirium. Site was ut iiis side in a moment, lilting tlie dump masses of Iiis hair, kissing his eyes, Iiis le- verish cheeks, culling him by every en dcuring name; but the submission hud come too late—lie did not know her; und •4SPJ11P®. CANTON COPPHft MINK. I’lireuMt tn thfi By-lrtv/a, tlifiNocrfnrt Numl- iuT uutiunl mcfltinK nf the Cnnton Mlnlnx Com pany oTOeorjiU, for tho yonr l«Mi, w)U bo held at Clinton, *>ii tl*c Jbnjoitd Wednesday, tho »th day of July, tho rrgtil«r day for innclioi:. By order of t tin Board of Direct* w, k-12 Ut ooo J. L. KEITH, Secretary. Norl'CET Jtiihtt fMurday. lilt Jvnr, oi In v’drnk A u .oL-Cx, H swamjwp knoxvili.e! S’„ liiutlfiur. will fca*n «« taitlnw, will liavo u above It*. ^^^^^I'rrislitoriiMfPnoapplzto ' tmmmm i-aRdbd r*y * (( , Blwrajw Famago ‘ t .«• aupporo or eotwn b, UlM. ntniunaLlia plwun lake notlca, tbolno Co: tun will bo root v.a „ «»t l» ant dlaUnSUSmarkMonu!’^ " ‘WatbWoboRoia C HATHAM OOU.VTV.-fo all whom it BtTl rorn: Wh^rt-ai, tho eaute of JereE »w;a ,VIJ. Kxccutloiia fur City Taxon murt be paid bd'nro tho 15th Hint. If not paid Intor* cm will ho chanted from <la to of Execution, and levy ... „ UVUi __ made In conrormlty to ordinance. , \J torn: WhwM, tho eatato of Jarctmin%‘ DAN’I. H. STT.WAW r. ,1. | i,„„ M unraBrcaaalait lu oonjMuoCJra’ Snvanmti, J -.oofl, lSSO. _ | riaaili uf Kattian L-r- wton, tbr execute, too V i voivIBBSDTio.'kh.'~ i m »t«t corapctont mm apii« io r V :.-JINITIAL H.R. k BANKIVtt CO. or OKO., i. | mlnlsti atom I void auto with the w u 3ivacunh, JtinoU. / i ^ fihall ap)«int James \\ IllcliisoD, or yjtua Tbr, Ii<.ur«i ot Directors ha3 THIS DAY do- I and proper per.on, admin]. t, an r with tha r. n at* dared a dividend ot FIVE DOLLAR* ryr | nered de b itia-i Dyu^ d >aid e-jtute; slmrc on the irncrni Btock of Ihe Compnny for tin; List six mouth*' (bofiiR at tht* vain or ten per cedi, par nnijuin), nnyablr on nnd nflor »hc lfilit inrt. HcJd»*?.^ of (Diurftntecd Pt<-i*k will he paid ii>f ir dividend on iho ‘«mc Wn>. MU). A LIJYI.KK, joS Im ttolitar. NOTiCK. Au flrctiou will ho hrldat thn Mpichants’ id I’itiiitcrs' Bunk, Monday. June Mb, n>r a Toiler uinl fTtor. flood and ."uflidmt bonds W)il be required. Condition, tlic ihUhlitl jM-rlormniice of duty. Applbauts will plcnso name lb dr I’ccnrl* tic?, an l hamt in Iholr appUcKtlon-* before twelve o’clock tho dry of election. For further particular* npp’y at the Junk, north side Monument square. Je» HIRAM ROBKKIS, Prudent. VOTIDH C.n.Ri Yfl/: frrlKlit on corn from Atlnotn toRa' vr.niia ’i will <•(* reduced to 10 c. per bushel on and afier! e lsi «itiy of April next. WM. M. WADI.KY, (vcneral r*iipei*jn’». I jvi ur.uori«) ion oil• *, t . ., K Crnlrnl Rail Hoad. \ lflKALTIl OFFU tC. SAVANNAH, I Juno l’Uh, 18f«0. / .♦il voasof. anUinf at the j»ort of Nnvan- nnh, bavin# fleknen* <*n bonrtl, (or havlni; had nlrkncrn 'ft hoard sine- l»wt vtcarancn.) uud all voA'Cl? uni vltiK froth j torts where eontfiKlous, inalirnnni or infeetiour? dlsen^ou arc prevailing, art* required to .*oido to jincbm . r.ft* Fort .bicknon, until vl.-itcd by tin* Health Officer. No vossol will no do. twined in iju.tmntiim unless such detention be neces- aary. So vessel or boat shall receive any of tbc crew or pas-fingers of vessels subject to the above order for the purpo c* sf bringing them to the city or Us vicinity, Any violation of this order will subject the vio lator to the | cnalty of the law. F. H. ItKMKKE. Health Officer. Approved : K. 0. Andkhso.v, Mayor. tf—jnI4 -V, lli'JM-rr, lo r:to ..no a-trara.:- b my eoncern, U) b: and ii.iHar O r Lo raxtio t bjci’tlfm (it n, iu.y?a b . u l> fir.) Kl.ittiisi, In .... *. * ') f '- itercd de b »nas nun,. Tluv.e are, tbcreht whom it i/sfly tald Court to in«»v • .jjg.mzu m ai j m.»i • \ or h-.’lore lb* ttr.-t Monday In Avgost iii-xl 1 °* Wiine.Will mu Lee, Crd.i ary county ol IJ-.U icb. tbit PHb • ay or Jt:n* ,aS tfc * *** WlLuftM LKB,o. (' r store or fillirglu, UuilucE toui.Lv A UMINM’KA;ioK?’ SALK.—Hy vlrh® ,' Jt\. d«*r from the Honorable Cuirt orOr.' -» r ~ • and county, jiusse.'. o:i the !-:.a ' will be ‘old at the court bo--o J;er oV ‘ ur,f * between tbu Inv.t'iu hour m “ ».*d»y i i 'icor o'." sfctil co.iii'u.' - .-ale, on tl*o 'Zr.t doyjn Auxuit, one true! ol Du:J. rontahoJ, * tlumgli In* i.i|u‘tii-il iiis oyca, il wus only to they may fed hurl ol- atui-lwl at. nn abrupt | dose llicm iigul:.. us if the tight wnspaiit- uttswiT to mi ordinary qncsllon. But per-! I’ul. with nn inm.-rinct-, incoheront mutter. Imps lie lififl iieeti mistaken : Flora eertnin- i .She lout never s.eii violent illness hufora; |y could not have used tintt lone to him. “Ferlmps my darling would rather Imveme vend In her?" My darling votidisafed to Imnd the book, open ui the e.hee insteud ofuttho eommeiicouieut of the sixteenth ehnpte-r. Iiut slie realized iu a moment that the fe- ver sla: hud so dreaded was upon him.— Tlie headaches—nnd he hud lieeu detained ill town only by n visit to his physiciau, wldeli he did Dot like to explain to her, fearing to alarm his darling—lmd been “We did not get quite fur «■< t.'ii?.--• I the tii-ccursor of a threateniug iiudady, Let me tec—about half through. I think." “I finished it this afternoon." ••Oh, Floral you remember uitt- agreo- ment. How could yon 1” “You did tlie same thing yesterday I” ■ “Ono little paragraph, when the cook called you, dear." “Well, I can’t help it. You catn l-ead up to nte." “Wlint ifl don’t choose to?" .lmi tvldch tlie heat nud sudden change of tem perature, lying since tlie midnight by tlm open wiudow, hud developed Vapidly.— T lie curtains, the couch, hi.; clothes' his Imir, were drenched in the driving shower, through which he had slept heavily. J’oor littlo wife 1 indeed, fearfully pun ished, as she watched many a long day and lonely night eve reason returned; listening to Iiis beseeching toner, begging her not to turn from him, not to he an il ANK STATIC OF GEORGIA, > Savutaiiili. latli Julia, Heal, j NOTICE.—Till* Botird of Director* will ou Friiiny. tho 20th bi'iaut, elect a Clerk in this Bank, in tho plwco of Win. Ropern, reslKm*-!— salary $1200. boud. with ttvo ponil pevmltlcs. lu a .sum ot" $fi.OUu. will bu required oftho {icrenu elect, •id. A I’OKTIJU, President. Jutie 14—fit CIIAULESTON ea SAVANNAH KAIL. HOAD COMPANY. Ctl.MlUIiTO.V, .Tunc* 7 IfiSA. The Filth (filli) liistuitm nt of HVF. 1*01,. f.ARrf per .-burn on the stock siih^crihod to the Clu tins ton und Sivnimah Railroad, will bocomo duo TMl’ltsiiAY. tho 10th of July next. Payment to be made to thu Treasurer at the office of the Company, The Savannah subseribure to the <’Imrlo.-ton uud Snvnmmli Railroad lire requested to make payment of the bistHlnumts colled for, to A. Porter, F.vpdre, President ortho Buint oftho .State ortieoryia. I'y order of tlio President, C. V. IlAVCKKI., jell Viuw td Secretary and Treasurer. To the Patrons of the Shv’ii, Ueorgiiui All debts due to the (ieorjrinn previous to the nth iustuiii. are payable only to the nn- dersljpietl. Notes and accot.iits dm* in the city will be presented immediately, nml all debts due In the country will be forwarded by au early mall. This being tho first time that the undersigned 1ms publicly appenttfd U» Ids late patrons, bo reels that they will uot consider him unreasonable in urplnjt upon them the necessity for Immediate payment. Remittances may bo made directly to the under, signed, or to R. B. Hilton k Co,, whose receipt will be valid, PHIUP J. PUNCH, rtivunnah, May ‘28,18ftO. my28 law d&w If *** Hoptibllcan aud Morniug News please copy. tiouuncrtial jnttUigenct. Savaniinh Market, June 15, Co’I’loN—The market to-day wui dull. We re* port al v; of 76 bales at 10# cents. Kxpurt*i Nj AV y» ijtli—per sti aiusbip Augn.-tn -578 bulea uj.luml rotton, -:.o bul.Y. sea island cotton, *J6U sacks gi ain. li.U b :K** Uoi<ie«lics, 6 bbl-: potatoes, and snmliy packages merchandize, v §j|ipj)iu0 |ntfliigcncc. Port, of .Sava nn nil. t-IVJH'Ml, , l.t Xt-w A'ttfk—i'adollbrd, Htcamshl)* Augw-ts Fay Co. ddu* Abbgtt .PevercuuNj Alclioru, Huston, v;UU in ward carti’u ol mUaset -", from Havana—James a Brown. Alfred's tone was certainly approaching the key at which Flora maintained thejgry at such a trifle, to kiss him, once more- duot. There may have been nn added And she did rain tears und kisses upon, sharp. ' ; his hunting forehead, his lips, his itair. "You emi don- you please, my dear 1" without bushing those, pleading entrea- lt was not no much the word; us tin; j tics that almost broke her heart. It was smile of mock edrrtesy, nnd ibc flash of a long trial; but reason came at last, and her ey<s ns she mv and left hint. She lmd not intended to apeak eo; she could not tell what evil spirit, possessed her; nor did she feel how much expression that single sentence conveyed uni il she heard— “t certainly shall,my love I" in a tone be had never used before ; so firm, ao com pressed it jseemed ; and he, too, deserted the centre table, and went out into the night air. Site threw lievnolf on tiro bed, intending at first to go back to iiis side in a moment and “malm it nil up." But as she heard his retreating footsteps,a now resolve flush ed through her mind. She would undress and pretend to bo asleep when lie eaine ; that would punish him properly for at tempting to resent anything she might say. It was scarcely au instant’s work; the pile of snowy skirts, the light lawn dress, were chrushed into n heedless mass of drapery, the little slipper (lung care lessly away; and before Alfred could have reached the gate, the white-robed figure was resting ns quiet und calm ns if never disturbed by nn angry or fretful emotion. One thought troubled ber,not withstanding, this outwardjeomposure. Perhaps he was- seriously angry! and might stay away for a long walk ; but no, whatever Iiis intea- tions lie returned almost immediately, and snt down beneath the shade light. Her heart throbbed with secret exaltation; he evidently wished Iter to come back und- ollow Him tovead. lie should try a lit tle suspense. She glanced beneath the hitiiil tlmt concealed Iter face, lie looked sad nnd troubled : lint he lmd resinned his bonk. Prehaps he tli ought she would I return liy the time the chapter was finish- j ed ; but site would leach him a lesson : lie ; should ask forgivi-nness, for he had spoken : ns crossly us herself. j All, what had become iil’nll the loving | fears and anxieties of tlmt little heart, the fond, restless yearnings of the afternoon, when site thought tlmt lu see him sale und well lignin would bu ull site could ask of earthly happiness? Where was the self-sacrificing devotion tliut lmd then hern ready In nurse him through the most frightful illness regardless of fatigue; ex posure, or contagion? She knew lie was not happy; site heard him siglt unconscious ly ns ho turned the pages, aud tlmt. one word, from her could make him cheerful iigiiin; mill yet. she withheld it. Site did feci really angry ; lint lie would be sure lo come soon and situ for n reconciliation, uud then she would tell him shn was very sorry, mid it would lie lets limes pleasanter limit lielore. Still lie did not come, hnd she was growing very sleepy. She lmd promised herself never to sleep at variance witli her Inis- Sobbed with joy and thankfulness, a; she lmd done with anguish and remorse, when she caught the first conscious glance, so fall of love for lmr,tho first faint mur mur, “My own precious wife 1" Henceforth they lived more wisely; and years after, when" the «ift was temple - to give utterance to impatient moods, fret lul nnd angry words died away on her lips, relinked by the remembrance of that t-rriblo agony, lest her husband should die with the words of forgiveness unspoken. Mi For nU*HTn-:l)ii> AurupIh, for Nr-vt Votl.- -Miv AL W.U am*. Ml.-* Halley, Man Scnti awl la«1y, Mias k A Fiul.*. Mrs Hay leu, Mr.* Freeman. «la qjliter ami lufttui, All * I.nm, B G T.l leu aud li y, J \V o N Swift, G X Ni yl.*, M’rn l arne* h?;i' .'a y. MK* ) Mattie IJui’UP;', Mr* Brrf, lliree chiltlrou aud t er rani, Mi•« T tio.*:>ling, A U Henry nnd la y, Mr, J W I'tifli^n, Iufam, two cbfl.lren nail .-t-naut, Miss O Hioip*, Mra^n ah rht!^.-, J W«j«.1L-um, Mr Farmer- sou, Mr FaLbaaKtf, Jmh I'rlce, I.l>K>*ad, A \V Wll* link, H tn.Li, Mrs IWnti-ui, Mi-s Em ly Wi.Imk. Mi A and Mr.-: S W Uo^'er.-, Uint Van Veentwi, .1 H N\y man. Mr* O'Donwell, Mr* M J HstflrM and lul'jat, e Warp, V A Sinclair, Daniel B Loach. BT I'ovm’1*uU, Geo limit, T I) bcrtoi y, S C McCorkl.-, K A Beer*. J A CavoSseo, A M Faniurd, lu< y nnd iurvant, R«*v H o My jm, ii .V Klttrffigfl, Km .el* Brown, Mrs Bur dick, Mrafla'U’p, L P. Dnvir, T1' I-anRhy. H Clatk, A S Liudloy, E T Holmes. .Ml - Holmes, Mr nml Airn N J three rfffi Iren aud nurse, Miss Pow ers, Ml.** Saul buiy M.«s Webb, Misr 0 Colton, S T Ik'cchcr, .1 o inutlittm, S SlCi 1 IImk, Vi B llarrol Nl iJ ,f Mitchtll amt two dill trim, MraJLfa 1 buty, Mr* Time Barrold, Master Isaac Scolt, Ml AiiK'isia Scull and srna-i, M LUliebtlml, II K 1'etk S A Wood, J 1'fshmvin, T.t Wuter*. Ihshc M Yoiidn IV II Md.'onni 11. E A Midi, Wm Scherrer. L Dil&p, Hetity l*. Gray. (J \V Ikmeliky, David ,!nne«, Thos H Foky, uuu -45 DtPuraxe* Doings or tics C\l.ii‘.»?.via Mist.—Tbe •Sim Pmucidoo >iinf ,e ; l «i.lis!ip.l m the spring of 1854, lias uoi.icfl .IVl/A'ii in gold, and stamped$!),350, Oil gold burs oriugolfi, nmk*- in# a rotal business, in lwo it.o .o. of ^ 10,528, -181. Softy comes next morning at just 0 o’clock, und pulls tlie bell knob. He asks, “ is Miss Sul- lie B iker in?” “She is,” answers Mr. Biker. What is your business with her?” “I would like to see her personally,” simpers Softy. “I ' ys Baker, “and I dontwlsh lira her brother,’ say her to receive calls from strangers,” nnd slups the door iu his luce. Softy hangs around for an hour, and Baker and his friends, from behind tlie blinds, enjoy the poorsiiupleton’s distress. At last he again tries tho door. This time Ba ker meets him with a cowhide, and if the crowd is thick upon tin* sidewalk, lays it well on the “rascal who would lead his sister astray.” Thus ho 1ms used up six rawhides, tuught sense to a score or two of Softies, luid fat on his ribs, and admirably promoted digestion.—N. V. Times. UAUUISllMS r.BLVMnUN HAIR DYE. SISSB NI.ARGKD, STYLE IMPROVED. It has dohle the quantity and strength of any other. It gives a parieotly natural color. It colors every shade from light brown to jet hluok. It is perfectly harmless to the skin. Its oiftict is instautauoous and permanent, III? iId* 'lurt. qnii-ko'l. i-lii*;qio.*.| niitl salust dvb over tnmk*. l*invit"ii* i''.| u*v a« t;«ilii|taiiy each box. - #® iVit <*—I <*/.. ol —’_* •»/.*. $l,6o—l ox*. Sy—8 07*. $5. (ICuicre*) aceuj-tling n> an Act of C’migriws, imho year 1866, by A, W. ilarri.am iu thofllerk’s Office of ihe Dlsiricl Court of tlm t’lilled StutoH for the tiialorn Old rlet of IVmisylvaiiin.] For sale by thn mamiluelarer, AI*OI.I.O.S W. HARRISON. iloolK—1 v 10 South 7th st„ riiiladuliihin. O N CONSIGNMKNT— 2«H!'» bushel* I'llmn Corn; I'M tin Cow 1% art j •JIM s ink* “I'nlnco Mill*” Flour; 10 bbl* Ituw Clin; (0 tin Moiioauubuiu Whisky; 6 tit* Dnmo.'tio Rramly; For sail* low. hv lt*t.-i * I’ATTKX, HUTTON Ol. aioNiiJY LOST. * \NK month alter dato application will lm V " frifi b* m tho Hank ot' tho fitutc of Gcorgtn. (hr la plui'Hofibo original*, one hnirui’wnleh i»t*w noli* v I have been lost by until, ortho thllowlny iloserlption, Vl*.,MO, Principal Hunk of Ravanaah, \n. 4444, rljilil hull Io-l;$*JO, |'rhi<*i;*al Rhuk ol"SuvitHuab, lull half lot-i. .IAMICS I.. 110WI'Ll M ouklauil. Ml-.*.. May Iti, 186rt. :tw law inyll llH*rl|)ti) in-r Ccitli-Al ttnllronrt. June 14—tUO bales cotton, *28 boxes copper ore, 8*2 bbl* aud 150 hacks flour, 8? snvk6 vAuiat, 41 sacks corn, 120 sacks meal, ami merchandize—to I attoii. Hinton & Co. Wm Bnt**i>by k Co, Ruse, l a< vi.*- .v l oiig, Frierson & Butler, T .Martin, C IlOtmii- 16.1*1. Helm tc Fo<tt*r, H Taylor, John Schk y, Hob uointp, .lohusoit A l>, »l W l^ithrop*Co, l.yuu ti SnyJer, Crane, Writs k Co, C A I iAiaar, M nyne, un.-iiViIln a to, Pa l« Uhr-I. Fay & Cuf-Yoagc & Fri* «i-oa, Brigham. Kelly k Co, IjoWIu ez Morgan, aud Cooper At Uilliliud, STRANGER! If you want a good and cheap Vallce, Corpt-t Bag, JWWVl or clo(, d»R or any klud or quail* IWafaUJiy, reedy mnoe or made up to your mea.oire; himo lints, Cap*, Rhlrt*, Col.nr* or Dress Furnishing articles or any description, call mid se lect from the largest and best stock iu tho city, at the Star Emporium, 147 Bay street. J«13 WM. O. PRICE. Henri-Quai-tcr*, 1st Regiment, G. M., j Savannah, June 1*-', 186*1. By virtue of order No. 9. issuing from G. S'. Harrison, UriRadlcrdhticrali commuudmg 1st Brigade, 1st Division, iG. M„ au election will "be hold at tin Court House, on Saturday, the 5th*lny of July d*.ai, between the hour* or « A.M , nml 4 P.M., l«*r Colo nel oftho 1st Regiment of tho 1st Brigade, 1st Divi sion G. S|,, to till the vacauoy or Robnrt !>. Walker, resigned. Thn said election to In* conducted under the usual requirements of the Jaw, By order JAMES SULLIVAN, Uout. Col. Com’d’g, 1st Regiment. G. M. W. 8. Damki.i., Adjutant. jel.T *+* City papers will please ropy and send lu Iholr bills to tho Secretary of tho Regiment. FRENCH CHINA, White granite. AND GLASS WARE. 146 MKJCriNO STKKkT. CHAKU8T0.V, SOUTH CAROUNA, Tho Hubflorlbora ro*i>ocUully solicit from thutravoling public, uu lu*|>cctiou^ of their stock of French and English — CUlua, iu plain white, gold band, and decorated diuuer, desort, breakfast, tea, toilet, tetc- loto sots and vuso*. Also, Cups and Saucers, &o,, ol tho colobratod Sevres Chinn. White Graffito or tlm host manufacturers. Rich cut Frcuch, English aud Boliomian Glass. Thoy have u variety of ornauieuts lu Parbnww Wuro, Busts of Calhoun, Clay, Webster, and other*, undStntuotos of iho Greek .Slave, Venus do Modlcis, &*)., Ate. They Uuvo also a beautiful, durable aud cheap arti* clo lin Uoors and hearths, of Plain und KitcttUktlo Tllcit Their stock being very geuur.d, carefully selected aud im|M)rfcd direct, offers inducement* to merchant* as well as faiullles, to whom goods will bo put up ut the luwest rates for cash. WEBB Si RAGE, Importers, successors to Cameron, Webb ft Oo. ukkfT Fig iurk, kc. C ORNED . ... Jiu-t received 10 ImR barrets Fulton market Corho I Reel"; IU barrel* nnd lu*|i' barrel* Pig Pork— llanw, Sides and rihmi| lor*; 10 barrels extra No 1 Muikorel; 1 do No il Mackerel; ft do Herrings; 2 drum* Ond Fish, nnd 26 barrel* Htooktnl Herrlugs, in st**r** nod for “itle bv jell IMVID *V» ONNER. c«»nf.Lsting of awatnp, buy and pit-* TaSd ‘ Lrei " th*- property or Nathan Lrewffin, acreated to, ,f* hetu.-m of the lu-.ir. and cre«Ut*>rs *-r .* H |(i * J . Ill Terms iwffie known on tho day of sale * BENJAMIN BREWTON,) SIMON J. BREWTON', June 2*L_lf»MI * lt Nlntc ot* Gtoi'Kto, liulloch Cou,‘,i v A dministrator.*)’ salk—vmii besu !r,i- nr d Tueidny >n Ai.gusl next, In-fore u' H h*»u*o it* Stutesboro', In raid enutitv, unJirn* u of the r.-mrt of Oidlnary, Fifty-lour (64) ecu -- o’ Fine Istnd, granted to .btiqe* l<c-al, at.ri bi»ut;t*Vij lamls of Juuies Woods, Wlllinm" AHmI acTl.v!’/ Mane.-*, helougltig to Ihe estate of James I - ni r! tlm benefit of the heirs nml creditors of >ai- : * Terms made known on the duv of sale. * '' MARTHA DEAL I Ad.x" CALVIN DEAL, j?" June 12lh, 1M<; ; CALVIN DEAL, /Ad«.>. .*• 16 THE GREAT WESTERN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Of Mo. 107 Walnut stmt, PhiladdjJid. i CHARTER PERPETUAL CAPITAL |500 |W ^, J1KK, MAKHK, AM) IXLt.M* JV*ftUX>. DIRECTORS : Cliarle* C. I.athron, 682 Spruce street; Aiexumter UTiitdon, Merchant. 14 North D. John C. Hunter, firm of Wright Hunter a ( R. Tracy, firm of Tracy ft Baker; John R. M ’Curtly, firm of Jones, White fc m I•nnc Htt’/iehursi, Attorney and Counsellor, .lame* U. Uinith, firm of James B. Smith Theodore VV. Baker, firm of Traty k Rake- R. S. Walton. :wO Market street; Thomas K. Limerick, 684 Spruce street; John J. Baker, Goldsmith’s Hall. CHARLES t\ I.ATHHOP, I'rei.jsst Tiio* K. Ij.'iKiticK, Secretary. JAMES M. CARTER, Age.*t, June lit No. 96 Pay ^I'UAR—16 hlffis choice Porto Hire titgar; 25... IO frowned Museovndo and Ci ba PujsbV; 6uMl, mubndoe* Sugar; 800 do Stuart’s auti BitTioif- steam refined, crushed, powdered mid <ic Sugar. Pooling, in store and for sale by June If. HOLCOMBE, JOHXauN A i.D. B AGGING, ROPE, At.—loo hales Uuiuy L; q » ■ giug: 600 coil* B*-lo Rope: ^oo puuud* received anti for sale by J Hue 16 HuLtOMRE, JOHNSON k CO. 1)ACIlX, PORK. tkc.—60 hhds clear and ribb-.s! I XI Shi “ _ Shies; 20 <’o Shoulders; 80 casks sugar cmf Hams; 60bbls prime aud mess pork: 30 halt 144* j Huttos »V foV h» Ron Market Beef: 6 do doToiftr: Just received nml Tor sale by Junolft HOIL’OMRK, JOHNSON k CO C (OFFER —fiuO bugs fair to choice Hu Ce*«;. * da I Jibuti yen Votfw; 60 mats Java Coffee:«I bile* Mm-lm Coil'eu; laudiug. in store aiut for ^1-.- it I Jun, 16 HOLCOMBE, JOHNtON O'. [ ANTED TO PURCHASE- Hy of Yrlin.ti I V? Ronds, emlorsed by the Mtmcegee liiiir4'.| <’oui| any. App y to Jelr-tdfa PADEI.POHD. FAY k CO. piUMB KENTUCKY HAMS—Neat!y tries- moil und fur ealo to close consignment. nmylT YOING ft WYaTI. Fl*OUU IN DARRELS. J UST received a lot of Extra Family Floor,p In barrels. nprgff YOUNG k WYA TI | WANTED. A White or Colored woman to cook and w.^b a-. a small family, for which liberal wage* wil l* I l*am. Apply ut Jt* WELLS ti WILUAJP. SALE OF LOTS AT SUMTER CITII DEPOT, T HEtieorgia uud Floridu Railroad Omimiy U'll osmblished their first depot ut the tenth adt ■ .-until of Aiucricus, to which point the ump-. 1 ! have made prc|*ar«tiona tu oi*cnUieirRufincam:l Ann ileus in thu mouth of October next; the owttfi ol’lbe land arouud aald depot, having ob.act-u^I aunethui of the Kuilruad company, will *INr:iS sale, on WrdiMrday, thesreon*' oaj- et" July ms ■ to the higbol bidder, fifty rL'gltlr bu.*!n«&uiiidMfi denr** 1 «*ts, eonvcnifUt to the dt-jv.-i, which ir»f ’f celve.i ibe nntur- of *• Sumtu ( icy ’’ * This nepot is on the summit rA'lfce liago _ Muekaleo ami .Muckaiouchce Crtek: It ii P**i tr. -' und forty-three feet above the River i:t Albany, uud i.j the Light;* i*siu cu t-f 1 hue ,*.| licr.fj; it St ronvi-nlcit to ibc wJileh will r.o ova the Read from tin Scuib., Mi uear the junuliun of tho two prliK-ipRl h'gliv>:l loading from the fcouthtrn pwt of (iwigiaU .-JJ •ric«. . r in.-pohtt selected for •‘Sumter C.ty ‘ in *• 1 proven to be out* of the hudibic t locctlowl Georgia. Thn water is pure—IVeo Iroui lime, ta of dm hast quality. A Steam Mill will be erniled at the plcct oy t>J Avgu-it. L Ample Church and School c-t Acadjny!/^ r * be reserved mid given to the varlow Rons, fchottld thoy du.slre them for liVhalBa »•”' rujniiicn. All persons doiug bualnets at ,, SutctcrC.tf" , _ have equal prlvhogt’a on the Road, tu u at}' J’l tended below to facilitate their bUM-jees, t-F which will, for tho ensuing bmius-M statutiT tributary to tbht depot. L A plan of •• Sumter Gty" may he seen «w ; i lfith of tiio present mouth, at toe Hotel at ASR- anil at the south--wcateru Hotel at Albany The term* will be oue-hulfcash, aud b:*WiC»P| able 1st ot Jantiurv uext. !, J. M. COOPER, AUCiiciRs Albany, Ga., June 6th. 1866. td-J'J JOHN S. NOliKl&l ARCHITECT. H AVING resumed the practice ofhUptfJ slon, otl’er* hi* service* to hi* frit-nil* -re public as au Aroliltect and superintendent. J Design* fot any part of tho country *uppl«-5 exci!utod iu all the various branches of hit i :J *iou, such as Public. Edifices, Stores, bw*- 3 . Mouunieuts, ft**. Thoroughly Fire Proof ct^l signed and executed. Office at present iu BtJ-4 rear of the Custom House, JmM ☆ OAjOT39C X2NTOJ EMPORIUM. >5 l IM»**R WKST OFTBBBSP08MCAN RKAniKOk 1 ! Finn Ready-made Clothing ; Hut* ami Cups, Shirts, foliar*, Glovra, Hosiery, Ci*nr-/, Umbrellas ft r.vatfl, Stock**, Hanilkerchiefit, and Fancy Articles Tor GcutUmen. W.O. Price, FASHIONABLE AND HIUtAXU TAYLOB, No. 147 Baj Street, SA VAXMAli. Also, Su^| Cloths, • aud Vozt/of-1 bo mado t*’ -T sure,une*«lj uliloln and i worknutfl*] by the ! bo/t imvtiE'l at shorlf'l notice fob 6 Orders from city and county solicited. Jt UARUE It •SllOPSr Pulnakl Rouse Barber Shop, . Oiwru’ Prick Pudding, o}ipositc the Pidvh ' j FIVE WORKMEN KNOAQKP. Marshall House Barber Shop- Proughton Street, FOUR WOHXMKN KKOAQCD. fpHE mibftcriber, thankful to hiefelltN^I 1 for tho liberal patronage ho bus row I* still receiving, bogs rospoctlhliy to i u ‘°. r ® t /l that ho ha* engaged sufficient addition*! workmen from somo or tho best Uarl'cr New York, nud will be enabled to accoro® , ■ many gentlemen as may honor hint wiU» w ■ Iron ago. ,,J N. H.—Tlie Barber Shops nro closed on W *•! strungera wiU ploase bear this lu tnliid. __ -I LAND AGENCY. j rpiIB undersigned will, for five dollars I' J " exuiuluo auy lauds iu the countiw « A. V—IIIIUU uu; Itimw ... ---- - , . r Wayne, Ware or Celfoo, at»d reiiort jeUto ■ to tbeir present value, the protspccl y* coming more valuable future^ uot there I* being auy trespass invuriubly pledging hi rect account, (br whld iv trestwsa coiuuiih*.- hitnsolf to give a iruo ilch ttll rojffitffiuces Will N account, . “W.iTpW®.. to »<t pH ImrinosH entrusted fo his care. ...^I VERNON C., McLKN*^ roey at taw. my 18 Attorney _ _ CIVIL EtJOlNEEll AND BU’rVE^ Bay street. m ':B