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(tcliiiiibus (Snquinr.
Tuesday Morning 1 , Nov. W,1863.
k. <*« lUin»rd,
Who is uMiounccd us a candidate f>
Congress (frnrtiopal tar in) lUrough oi
columns, is n lawyer of Chattahoochee i IIo algo suggest* (o
county, who has heretofore represented ' pio ngo of n rrsoluti'
Ids county In the State Logfshit’
ability and fidelity to hi* trust. Ho is a
“self-made mac,’' whoso industry nnd
Pi lucJpfilK and ub-UltiU-a.
(iflv. Drown, in his late Mu --a.v, l '°* Thereat
ooinmenda the pareageof an not repealing , f«*d*'r.«tr St
the nulefiltutc system; also that those who.' ledger ille,
now have suh titiitw* in the army bo re- j clircd
qU'-od to outer the service at once -those
limping It” lirfoie lie
eglalatiirc.
forthoCon-
i Si‘Ua»">-liip now ip Mil-
I till* legislature seems ill ;
mhoIi oni*« hairing, n good
uf after tlio n*mnnor in which the j*ot»-
havo Been injured by the enactment ph» v
f the Inw to receive just compensate
Legislature the j firnlinp,
instructing out
with Senators nnd requesting our Keprenonta-
j is a | tiveiin Congress to vote for such action.
doubt that the propositi.
jwrJMivaranco through Jlfo afford a guar- riot only to abolish tho substitute fyslorn
.unty of uscfulnc*
eptnhllily in ! prospective ly, but to
official position. Mr. Halford la now a rowdy havingsubrt
member of a cavalry company organ-j- v ice, is now qhil
izi:d for local defense; but a* the C*ln- j with the army; and the extraordinary
ich he is a candi- number of military men in the L»*gis!a-
f j utro tb osy ul-
ntor the scr-
pepulnr, especially
gmdonal terra for which he i
datois a vory short one, hi/, election would
not seriously interfere with bis service
number of military
lure is suggostivo <»fth • probability of lb
passage of such a resolution
oidier. Wo believe ho would make a j JJn.wri recoin mourn. The
tho
1 strongly represented,
Jungress, and the proportion to ennaeribo J th** Confedcrtdc* Adminul
faithful, attentive and creditable Kept e
tentative of the District.
Gen. To'imbs nnd the Henatorahtp.
The Augusta ChrovMe of the Dili ui
nouficen that It is understood that lion, j that Cungrtvs can, without a violation of
Robert Toombs (who Is now in Milledge- vest'd right*, take this action in reference
, listen to speeches from
candidates for tln-ir votes heforo tHt? m.)>-
The Halt of the ll-uim »*f U*»»
es is tendered by resolution
passed during lh*« day, find tho speech
crimes off' at nigh?. lion. K"l»t. Toombs
addrc-.'cd tlic members <m Tuesday night,
and Hon. Thos. Rutlcr King on Wednes
day night. II n. Jl V Johnson, Hon.
.Janie* Jackson and lion. L. J. Garlrell
uro also niontionci) as OHiidtUales nod in
hIUuoIhi.cu at ’.jiiiedgcvilia. lion. Mar
lin J. Crawf »rd is also there, hut wo do
not know that ho is a candidate.
Theipech of (len. Toombs, on Tu'>-
will ho j day night, appear* to u- like a high bid for
fall who are d'nr-«t'n*fl«?.1 with
II-
those who already have substitute* will
no doubt be r.ealoutly supported there.
' We cannot believe, with GoV. R ro w it
vjlle) “trill a crpt the office of C. H. Won- ; p, principals inn
iilof, ii .. wa thi||k lhnt j t
That i» every condescending amic...
merit on the part of Gen. Toombs' friend*,
certainly, in view of Ills course when
elected Hemvtor by tho last Legislature.*-*-
He 1. “understood" tohavothen declined
in a huff because Senator'Hill rocoivod a
vote indicating that he was the more pop-'
ular candidate for the other term.
Why should Gen. Toombs bo pressed
Into service as Senator, or the Stale be
cuign lulatetl on his willingness to accept j
tic p'*rition7 Has bis course since the pro
m ui troubles commenced bool) such us t<
< xait liim above other men for his patii
o. i.in or sacrifice of selfish feeling on Uu
-1 ar of his country 7 It Is “understood 1
. nut his retire mo nt from the army wu-
caused by disnppoi ltni'-n * or piques sucl
mm ..ihor Uon*raU hova generously
looked forth* K'<<>d of the service
his disregard ot the general patriotic
course of our planters in raising but little
cotton Jn 1802 is too well known to ho more
liian called to mind, if nil our Generals
and all. our pUuU.rs luui nctnd in there
m..tter* ns Gen. Toombs did, would wu
in.w have hud any (\iu/edcr , ifr Slate*
Heuuior to nlect?
1 to enfeiUin no vory exalted opinion
ot it, and his denunciation* of Impress
ment* nnd of military usurpation , cer
tainly argue no friendliness foi.iU policy.
\> (u-i.pui tkitch of Gen. ToomW speech
hav.ngSub. titufcs ; but j by the W\>nr\or of llm Macon Tr’ryrnp/,
i prin ’ The Mpccrli delivered by Ib n. To* niIm
nljnit in the Halt «f tl • i• -mm,iu
••:led a marked Impression. The IInII
In
W
.No riper.ulailull i .tliguatn,
oily
9 tic t I
rt ■ •> . r„j| cemiiliance with tl
tract iii all .it* hjiu n,. „ street i
abuses and iuj'i.y”t» the country that!
have grown out of ,tha ij'itum. To l*o ,
more explicit, wn think Gist C’ongr •
may, in good f,ii^r,
l«t, require principals’to k< ep in the
service (unless killed or disabled by
wounds) men an able-bodied and capable
of doing nil military duly as thcim-alve*.
2d, luecrtuiri whether the principal .
cmpled by the employment of a substitute ^ ^
bus domean.od lilmswlfu.* a good and loyal !
ollleen wbilo enjoying this prlvilego, ' 1
if not. dcelaro the privilege forfeited.
The fir*t of these propositions I-,
think, so manifestly just as to requir
( i j eiubor.ition. Tho Gov Turnout had a right I to the
- to tho military service* of the principal, :
I j and If he has Imposed upon it Kn unfaith* j
ful or Inoampotent substitute, it ought to | prot*
retain the light to require of tin- principal, j lor w
at any lime, ilia full observance of hi* j ly!^^
part ot the contract. J He
Tho second proposition u hardly Iil • [
clear. .Men who have employed Mibati-
tutLM have purchasnd u ;>/ ir/7e./c of the
Government. Uu/ht th*y la lm permit
liege by k» eon due ling themselves at home
as to neutmUx'*, or far ui«wo than neu
tralIxo, the aid they give to tho country
by putting a lit*iti in it* military service?
Wn think not. Their contract, in it*
:XdVna»Hf
,1 power, oi igitmlity ainl-ehciucm*e. He
wn* r. pf .i.yjlv imd loudly apiilaujcd.
11- nv'-rted-totlmsjorc- ofllmciiemy
in Murvla. <1. 'l ; --ouri, K< i.tius y nnd
at her Slat**, to (i,c t ir. r. i .-m l>, Mn-qt of
1 hg C"p‘.Vilcrncy by the Ih!I of i,’ew Or-
i im - and Vick-I.urg-t«» our tlnanc.ttd
trouble", the wortIi'cf*lues of our cur-
reiM’.v, to tho evils, it Justice u»d w rough
iftlm frapriwsmcnt Act a* tile can so of
v hlch we urc. l.a^ti ning, un-
■ remedy i< fo iod -’/'unit’mi.
lie fp"l •• "f thi* eiicroaehincn'a of the
poi the civil im
would- d luthe death of Liberty iiUU the
triumph of Tyranny, unless we luiurm-d
oMtitutional |»ri'icipli:»ofou r ratli-
«s-crt* d .the riglils of .\faynu
-that "Tie other revolution «ni
I in the fearful struggle now pro-
, a r. volution to rrg'i il the rights
ing ngmost
.ertnaodpow
| *n , • k e ’ n I
diersund the
the the rsnkc
•ful f
ided by il:c
•H-sncriflcIng ‘pint of
thOiitlcs of Augusta have inaugurated,
on a limited scalo. a reform which wo
Imvo long advocated as tho bust and
pio . cfftfuiunl romedy for one of tho
giiut evils of tlio times. They Imvo pro- .
hibit-.d tho purchaso within that city of j wbdlelhu' p' rmat■’ 1 G*
nny uruclo ofproduoo for spfeulallon.—
No man is to bo pormlttod to buy any
article of the kind and sell il at any timo
for morn limn be paid for it. To enforce
the observance of this ordinance, a do-
toctivti has been appointed, with pjonury
powers to provent or report violations of
tlio ordinance.
Experiments on a sniftll scale often lay
the foundation for measure* of great and
wido spread importance, nnd ue trust
that the
Imont will couslituto
I that the
should, I ti<
id alluviate *he.r suf.
i-l-od. Amid tin* fury of tho sturni liluuk
v idi v rath, n"^ beating upon ns >if the
S llth, he mi W the I i|W ^of prollllso gb.'Min
eianontrom Itetlnd to Chick-aft,nuga.—
We must now cross the “Him• uf Dniih 4 ’
h*i(1 live forever, or die elcriiaUy tho
death of slave'.
he people needed wn? jus-
thing to ombiirrus* the (
its proMucution of the war,
it* cause at homo by nppre
pb* who arc upholding it.
principal* who have sub*
at l<<
If,
do
•in.I then !»•
i the
I Ilf
army l:
toiling fr
nrunicnt
speciilalii
scarcity i
l tliair privilege by ex
i tho nee-siitics of (ho Gov
the people, or by practices o
and hoarding jivhiidi prodnn
I enhance the price- >•(’ tin
»f life, wo think tho Govern
»y ju*tly decide that th
. i(HIM. in the
■ tl-en-Voluti.i
• | land oni*—ci
• Tlr. T
le'llUlil'll SCI
. ; mil with Mn
. long ... the 1
1 ! writi.'.i ■"/.
• ! hut th•: Wood
•'gn i
ill live
sp. ken
oss of tho Augusta expor- . . , .
.. . " ,, . uuiuoanliiK Ihnmsoivo* a* good and .He ii tu Unv
of thaso In-i * . ; u
citizens, ana- may remove them from a ] | nr ,. x
theatre of operations in which the
duel is hud ami hurtful, it is nol
policy to lonvo “an enemy In the
and In a sUlo of war no coiitnu t hliould j ®^'l
bn so construed hh lonllmv a mini privi- I
legod to remain at homo and proM-.-ute
business to so conduct himiolfa* t" w •ale-
on the common cause and htrcugtheii the
hands of the enemy.
The paramount object of allowing any |
If speculation in tho necessaries of life
bo at this lltno an evil, what more diroct
and effectual remedy can be suggested
than the »uppret»lon of Bjnculatinn 1 Vet
our law-givers, dodging or ignoring this
very simple and natural remedy, uru
continually wasting their timo nnd ag
grnvnting tho evil by concocting bills for
the regulation of prices, tuxes on profits
that can never be ascertained, A Lot
them come up to tho issue directly und
nquaroly, and the needed reform can ca
sily lie obtained. Bui they cannot regu
late prices without first controlling sup
ply und demand, and tho effort may ns
well bo abandoned. The f rue policy is to
roinoio all infm-oi/tmt between supply
and demand ; uiul the great and perni
cious intervention of iheso days i.< spec
ulation and hoarding with nviow Vo spec*
uVution.
Will not candidates in favor of such an
ordinance as that of Augusta announce
themnulvoa at our approaching municipal
election in Ceiumhus, and give our city
ooiisumors an opportunity to express
their wishes on this subject?
•«*- —
tVhat wo may Hope for.
Both tlia tulngrnpli nnd tho papers have
been unusually rati cent, for a few days
past, in reference to movements and pros
pects in Tennessee. Wo liavo every rea
son to believe tluit this is only tho “cnlin
that prec'das tlio storm," and tlml the
storm th.ii is to follow will ho a disastrous
(•■ iu e einy. A letter from an In-
!,ielishla observer in Gonernl
uy advises ul of important and
ul mov«iuf?uU. Tho letter was not
led or publication, und tho time
•l coma to bo more explicit. The
■four Generals, so fur as undur-
b.v niovmnents progressing, scorn to
m istarly sagaolty, nnd wo do not
>v th-' Yankees in Tennossoe are to
i u " »t disaster. If wo do not soon
" exhilarating nows from that thca-
w«r, the tailuro will conilderaMy
eu. op.man of tlio strategy of the
•>lu
fit fa Hfar*."
speech appear*, fiom the
1 of it yet reocivtd, to have
b.v inucli butter temper, und
l higher than present popu
lar excitement*. We copy the .ketch of
it given by III" nine writer:
Mb Klng i* ad<lr •?* on hwt evenin ' in
ml replete with logic
He divided hi* nihjce
I (nforuiNth
into th "vo p ut
land and navy defo
—saying but I>tile
. I th..
cla^s ofr
i to
they may better servo tin
it* ruuso in their uuul ■
that they may bo useful a
beis <>f the community
r country and
‘cupation*, or
■I loyal tiiaiii-
essarily hilt at
t.iHlgvnt
home to maintain the prodiiutioii of lb
country. Is tlio nxtortionnr or tlio spec
ulntor in tho noow»iti * of life suhservin
oitluor of tl.oRo ends? If lie i ,tboGov
Amman?* charter should uphold and it
plighted fiith protect him ; if he Is n<>!
wo do not see the hardship, injn-tho n
bad faith involved in requim.,; him t
“make himself useful'' in »on. ■ oth.
sphere/
• fatal e
oughtl
»r, |eu< iomn.l nr built Ve*»ol*
ibe.l the hliM’katle, which e.itihl f.r
easily done, and theref-v g.
i and f
said that an export <ln
lion* would Imvo givi .. •,
Cpiul to gold or aiiv.-r we ■
a • ent to the pi* .pic by v.il
eiduted tho*o points ey fuel;
take '
He
fro
Why < - Ii a i‘lc> f on ha* not been Tal.ei
Some rich duvulophients have trail
pired at the North m refotpneo to tl
Yaukufl. delay in taking Charleston
which is now legarded by tin Bhrowde
Fed orals, ns a thing beyond their pow >
Tim paper* have sotnohow brought
light a correspondence between (.li imr
Gi'moruftud Admiral Dahlgron, wliii
can ho enjoyed by all “rcbold
following nynopd* of thlaoorreAfmndod
is made by tho New York Time*
^ Ihihlarcn first writes tu Oilumre, rr.|il. -;i
Thu
iuU-.l .
uhl l
tw«0e that ^
that firoooal
I tl 11 IKK'*.- - llr
OliulSi all >.
■umil.d the '
T> whim
tlml 1.o ha t
Moulu
'•iib hi" I"
i>ut it i
»|. ill" hi
. •'t*u '.r.
ih. Southern Spy
i m opposed to
Umi *1." It ildng
law was w lot.'Ml aifl itripLiiclIiiibie, an.I
Would prove a failure.
It- <*»..*plirm tr'e,| jlm ladh *. of cur*.-,,
(a 111rgo numhn; »f wlimn bor.orod him
with •their pr*'Hem et t..r iheir ir.du-tiy,
patrioli*in and devotion,In giving -I rengttr
r nrfns mid relief ami eomlori t<j
pr
ided soldier* during the
I'-lniMil d. w.‘1l in-
m!" jiulgiiiK
•du upon our mi.ul
•huling in popuiur iippu-nb
;rntill>
■»IC-promotion
T Mppr
Such i
Hindu .1 lion
i>lution, wio n il
the i
•other
i the
y and tlio ('hlMreii/’
mirnsnicaiion to the Time*, nmk
no well-ti'inperod strictures upon ! fijo,
h'the above caption, which | ( ,^
ared a* an editorial in thel tviu
mpu .1 clsowheru iu thi* pa-
ansfiH* it to our column* , ti*-*l
equfestod) In accordance with
ustom *>f giving those who *«■•«
> a fair bon iirg through our !
U u their repoe* are courteous tft 1
a great leegiu, Wc eoppose i '\\\
auso this is not tho etutom of; J M >'
v peiv, that the pul.l.e gen- » h )8
andurstand il to ho our rule. JJ*’
• \\ In a 'he iv her-film solicit) above ro* rV.1
■ ; red io •* tho,reply of the eavve>p >i\- 1
dem of toy Times, lie will no daubt pay >■>.
In* I. pacts to it if ho 'hlnks that any , |*‘ v
issue raised with hltn requires notice. ; !l "
^ ^ I j u
t DUpafcIi uiadc Plainer. i
Tho lightningt^r the repnrtors got
so mixed up, th
frttin Richmond
intention
ot lti« obstrilel
roiliov". I lie tact that Mliulor v..i- ;■ >*
us.voist tho navy aw.* di uumstratuvl w. l .
heavy naval cntinnnreulrs unuu Al•rule.
which i>alilv"'* , ‘-* • "»• • - - - 1
wUhisi she. i
at tlio Imtli
(«e»i. Tooiiiba’ Sji
'
To.nnW -f..-., ii. „t
.•'.»tli, l-y which il will
at -I. »l l«’ een-tire nnd r
I in th - ad.min i n'.i ui
t tin- throe
i-latioiis «
lining gin
• po.el«rt fur
• gr.. ryi,..|^i
M iUtnlg«*vi)!i>
CiedrjCla IwtfIslaiHre.
Mjt.i.KimhvtM.x Noy. 7. i
?■;/ M : iii Teieyntph:--Mevernl of
no g"ii.*r.it imporianco have been intro-I
duevd in b>th ileuses to-dsv.
Tto* I.oosgirfAti<Hi of tlie GoT. rnor took
place io-davai llln'cHek, ni. Hi0ia«lr«it
.i.-oiift 'i about twenty minilt«n. ItwisS
cba*te. |jntri<*tic and ftwiutlful-
The Governor wh<- honored by the hU
tendadee of a large number of lsdic 1 . who
id with evident pleasure to hi* inuti-
gurul Uddri
. t!ibn. The hill making rnilr
ics liable t.< refund pnssagMrtW
■f delay, andjtho bill to prev
nottOB yarn*, were iu.«t.
i Ho
T.
The i.oUbilitio* of fbo city
Butler Kir g, Judge Lumpkin, and (
Robert'Toombs.
Gen. Toombs will address the Leg's!n-
litre and visitors on Monday night next,
■ request.
Roth House* adjourned until 10 o'clock
«»nday.
Wo find but littio in tho procoodiugs of
the Legislature, so far reported, that re
quire*. notice, on neeount if eitUur general
importance or local interest.
On Tlitirvcln/, the flr*t day of the «<:*-
on, notliing wasd- na hut husit.u* 1 * inci-
uenttothp organiAation of the two houses.
Vr\dn<!, i'»//i —The two house*, in joint
slop, omntrtd tho vote* f..r Governor,
io result L given elsewhere in this pa-
r. The return* of ('an'dep, Emanuel,
Gilmer, Lumpkin, TalnnU, Tmup, Tp
and Walker were rej-utad for inform
ality. In the Senate, h bill w.is intro
dnr<*d tn amend the aCt of tho lftrt twahiott
regulating the planting of cotton. In tho
, hill* wrrn introduced toappropri-
ut e ^fi.OOO.tKiO (ot thn support of soldi ^
Ian.:.ev-, * -t—" n i relief to tin Btnki or
thi* State, (fee.
S’/furduy, “th, -Iii the linu^e, tho fol
lowing were among the bill*Introduced :
Kyr tho teliof '*f James L'ox, of.Harris ;
to repeal tho net to consoiidato tlio office*
■f recoivor nnd collector of taxer; to
liHiigc tho linn* between the counties of
.Stewart and Ruidoltdi, and Quitman
I Randolph ; icqucrting Cotigruss l"
tu)>t soldier* who are not ownars of
re* from 'he pvymorjt of tax in kin I ;
also, resolution* asking Uougres* to pu 1
all able bodiod men botwoon 18 nnd 4*>,
the omploy of quarterntasters,
pr »vo*t nitlrahaN, anrolliog officer*, or
guards, «kc., into active service; in
Vwirooe t<» the prosecution of t he war
decl rlng the advocacy of ro-con?truc-
mson; re^iduliona of thunks nnd
approval of tho Hchiuvernetits of General
Urngg. *
At 12 o'clock, biiisiioss was suspended
to inn lgurata Gov. Brown for a fourth
term. His inmigui'al address will up-
pear in our next edition.
Mi-u-luy, 0/A,— In tho House Mr. Her
rington wn* declared elected from Terrel
county by tho commlttoo on contested
lections.
Resolution in refarepoo to the tran
sportation of iilDplies over the State Rond
for the people of Dade, Walker, I’aU.osa,
Chnt'oogn. WhitUold and Murray coun
ties w*s parted.
Resolution" in reference t<> (Isn. Rrugg
urd tl.e haltlo of Cliickamauga were
adopted.
Tlio following hills were introduced:
bill to compel overseers and track urndern
to kettp nn nceoupt of the *lock killed hv
car* , requesting tho Governor to have
bread »t utL shipped to the count ion of
fkilmer, Fannin, Rabun, White, Lump
kin. and Dawson counties free ot charge;
tho banking privilege* of the
Georgia Railroad hii<1 Ranking Co. ; to
ntiuuc in foruutho stay law ; fixing the
ice of produce sold to tho indigent
families of soldiers; to qomi.nl «M free
negroes to go Into slavety; to ralivve.
certain lands ffom taxation; to amend
10 section* uf the code; b»r
the relief of indigent families In NorCli-
gb.; to doc lure tho violation of
tho impressment law felony; to regulate
tho planting of Cotton; t«* allow triM'pa
to vote in municipal ilcctffNn*; to pun
ish persons for 1 arboring deserters; to
provide clothing for tho Inmilie* of ludi -
gent soldier-; to amend the Innorne tax
law; to appropridte $(1,000,000 for the re
lief of indigent soldier* und Utuir famiUes.
?'•/• .Jay, 10//; Tlio Speaker of tho
Houre announced it* ^landing eoinmit-
t«e*. A few bills wore introduced, tho
iiii>*t important of which wore similar to
bills noticed ir. tho report of the Botiate'*
proceeding*.
In llm Senate, Mr. J/r.7.ard Introduced
a resolution recomniending-nn Increase of
•the pay of privates in th*> fopfedeniVo
army to $‘2ii per month, and the pay of
nwn-romtyisilonod offlecr* in the same
pr\.portion; which, u>) muti.jn of G‘d.
extort.'
bill to mako it penal to. cultivsVn
than larve-Acria to tho ijKnd in cotton was : tw
made the ■pecla 1 order for Friday. . Tho
Senate Adopted ros-dnUoii" offerod by
ilr. Adami, instructing tho Pfoartcocniu*
mitteex 6ttho two Ifditsea jointly to de
vise some equitable system of -Vsxntion,
and provide soma method to make lht**e
who have made fortunes by the calami-
ties of t|)0 country bjar tho burlltuna «>t
taxation.
MilXEnoeviLLic, Nov. 12. J o’tlk.
Sr'iofr. The bill to prevent *Ihvvs from
hiring Uioir own time, niui to ronsin on
li.e lucilii'c* of the owner, wu* read a
third time and referred to the Judiciary
Ctmrmiu.ee.
A l ill to amend the charter i»f the
Southern In.mraree Company wa ror.d-
the third’ (m." and pi - d.
A.bill to exern'pt the pr#.perly of *o)diers
from taxation not wortn $|.Utk* nnd nh
p.-rty
Alabama Leg Mat urc.
The General .Wrnb'y of Al
iivunod nt .Moiitguiuery on M
' h » ®.>on o«r 1‘olumn,. up I ..ffle'
thi* time hn* prevented an earlier no- J tru«t 1 f""l <5u'\
cof tho ?‘;w-ion. J tiftn which 1 ..n
The SaftatH wa* organic :d l.*y tho elec
tion of alv. Walker, ofi.’nllioun county,
l’rcii-lcnt; M. T.ml, Secretary; anil J.
1’. JMorgon, A-'-.ietiin!. Tim House or ^ Jii-tory
guuir.-vl by electing Mr. \V. II. </r«n- | KonVinv
•haw, .f Duller, Spunk or ; Afborl Klmorc.J th:,t I
Inaugural Addrc -
■ ■m/ora nnd Rrprr .■
In Hiilerimr upon '
lahntiofts and resp.in
octinned conllden
cully given nu), m
i.n most evenlful
In
f lu
soldier*’during thi* vrai
Mr. Aclat,i- A hill
« < w tivnt -Mi of .. < ert. . >
amount of co'ton Reno llr*t tiinu.
A hill ngniii't employing refUgnc slaven
wn - ictd Um lir.-t time.
A bill to exempttmrsoit* in tho military
service from tho payment of profci-ionul
tar.
The
Natl
ut II <
l’l, W" u,
, Clerk ; and A. H. Llilli-
eriUI, A si
Gov. Shorter, in Id* me. e --ngc. urgey
that compensation be made to slaveholder*
whoso slave* have been lost in tho ser
vice of Dither the Confederate or State
Government; recommends amendment* will,
of thu militia, law* ox the State, to make j und be-t
e thorn nmro.vfljcfenl, and to secureu more
T, rundy rospon-c to any <*11 f.
t repel invasion by the enomy; i
, ! the suit works of ll.o Stain have yielded
f during llia.pu&l year fit 02S bushel*, tl»u
wirU of Me. Ftgh HdctT huahe.U - , und
'] 1 the receipt- from Saltvilld hnvd been 41,-
n ’ 7o0 bu-Ii-i.-, ami rcudmmands lhut, nftor
fcoldiera' I*miUcs urn rupplicd, tiic vc-
nmiiidcr to the poi.plo gonerully ! tan,« ol
nt cost and charges ; reports* tho progro-s your f a
of card uiuurhf.ucUtring, tho condition of j','!
tlie Fenii'-ntiiiy, In-imu Hd.spit.il
igl.L <
'•ler
thi* gloomy j
If to Im called to j
of a groat Statu ii
jiunco, is an honor
i*hen.-,l .i
how great i*
. , viialthorisp -t
“Wp* ■" , vil-ll" 111" 111
U«-«n.l*Wn
Li" th.- tl.. •
that tic
tve-u
nrds ii
of! she i
- II .
re el, ctml So-
L hallo!,
elected.
oflicf
ChHUihi*
Committee-
^
of the ol her
Mr. A dan
a*u high in
Confederate
uferred to the Military
lm Macon Txlffifnph', rnoort
proceitdingi* in the Senate;
I-introduced a bill to puni-l.
»domnuier the refusal to taka
notns, oitbor in a private «»r
fiduciary capacity. Al«", »i resolution
Urging upon C"iigff to p hh net cn-
■fcrihlng nil poc-on- who ruAtso to receive
('■•nfeoernt- itute u Tr?i*urv uutcd, und
plftootl.em in themilltnry xorvluti, AU*>,
a resolution urging luxation a proper
mode of relieving llm plethora of the cur
rency. AI no, to prevont reconstruction,
and timt G- orgiashould not enirrlain any
proposition for pence -hon of full In.Ju
p'Mub l); ,). ftlld liledge* herself If
1 Mr.Vottio-
' the d.^erinitlHlio
ree«-nt\y up
oral*..
ibvrvfot
lire ho v
’u ftlllps II
Ihiit
»«•»«. lie,
•!raudc.| ;
h*{ speech
* rul A-
un it' <1 by k
• M r. Du v ■ , und
log.lv, it ho
uLhnhlo
■ hu nru-
hi yet a t ti ir J
m llmSennt",
it wiil bv for
I thcharms.-
rCongrc •> Ti.crc i-* mi tolling wbut
“«uch uNuun iij* Gencial J»»o'.ih-
ginatc in a body like our Con-
■ i*':i !■> not uvumtockud with
xperienco. If tho Legi-ln-
ii chi'
-l >.- I l,„l th" .1
. iiu. lie li.s-l nlifX)!
!>•' t" eulOi
ihor day, in reporting j Hterrn .*•»>!
lehcocof Meade'
iTOivwhvaeo
ilorrn ItblLl
liber ol iblaioroN irriltuRa
advanco on Lee, tliHt wc thejhrt. and particularly he did net see wh» not expeut misfortune and disordor
, , , , hf should have offered to reuu.vo the ohstriit- ' n Bovcrnnicnt summoml from in it«.
could not render the di-putch iiitolligiblo. tt5n« aerwS (he channel, thus uwu" ‘
litre think* » no war nt .. . ... .
•-trough, let it lend Mr. Toombs t > t
Siuiate, and thoy will (lud him o<>e
i the most skillful hii*I indcfutigablo arc
j ted* of trouble they ever suw, W,< ,
j no blind adherent * of .M r. Davis, I.
ai h wha ever faults Jie Uh* he* ft Ju-‘
. .rgc'l, we know no nmn in the IV
■ •(ieracy whom wu would iirclcr in
. I -
1 Mi 1 . Toombs cun find ample space f
eloquent exputiation on tho public in
fortune* und disorder*; buttbo i
Wo now copy it from tho Richmond p
per*:
"The news from Washington indicates
tho immediate advance of Meade. All
iho able-bodied'troops undur tho com
mando Go <. Muriimlale, the Military
Governor of \V rsliington, had hcon re
lieved from duly und ordered to the field,
i l o filiethhylhein valid corps.
.1)111 Iti'IXS.I MIC cnutllici. Ml us l.-tklliu on Sum
elf duly that properly belonged to tho navy to
lie thought that Uiliuuu would
y strange hud lu> (UahlEtou)
vere aduoiiig K«ut M'agner,
t.-herv <• >n*tnirt»«l tin* .
• t.il M l. ' . •• '■'
ffored, while they w
from his bxiit-iic- a
»lb ihut.
The l&Tih l’enn-ylvanv.1
to join Me
reported that
hnd *
udv left
“It is
cully been gleaned of the enemy's
•trength. P' -ivion, Ac . which will ena
ble Gen. Mcadefo taka active meHSuios,”
The oar* now run t-* Warrcntoa."
North I'arm.uu.--Tue returns nt
band indicate beyond reasonable doubt
the election of Mossrs. Turner, Leach and
Caristhtn, “ConsorvaUvas,’' and Messrs.
Fuller and Giljncr, “Confederates.” Re-
. turns (rota the other five districts are not
fup enough to enable
will ^ 1 i ‘® * of
ut wlist muiuoui ;
b* m
« letter i* th
AX the mi
Crawfor I, V
ihe ceremony in a full dress n't'...... v ..„.
federate—that is, <Ud time lmsey wooloev
made with her own hands. The bride
groom wore a woolen suit of gray, tho
■suit
hut
opinion that the conservntite:
the majority ofthft dehtgatiou.
product of the e-.untrv
•nofty, the couple slutted /«»r Kicntnond,
she ii:ding hot biushet h^iicuth u cute
little straw but, (the straw of which it
was made having grown on her father>
farm) made by her*elf, • ami protected
to nnnoiii.eo the : from the insinuating umiUuritha of Rude
Micro to tho | Borea* by the ample (old* of n Con fed-
cloak, of thi
x ill I orato clonk, ol the same n,
’ ! bridal dress, and made bv
1 fingers.
the i
government summoml from its ^...
die to a death throttle with a giant, is uu-
rousomihlo. Tho que.iioa is not whether
some things have gono wrong, butwhoth-
*;>. idler u», hotter results could fairly
have hem antieipnted. The outside
world, viewing it in this light, has united
in according to Mr. Davis the highv-t
admmi.itr.ativo qiiutitles, and should we be
-• -.i.iioit We helievo the people gener
“JL have the highest confidaiicu in the
ahiiuy, integrity and patriotism of Mr.
Davis, nnd no syn palhy nt all in the
suspicion that he contemplates any in-
traction of theii right* nnd liberties.
A/a eon Ti l.
Thx Orii.in- "I I**m* .Sii ivisoi—'lbo He-
nuu.s had a gMdvss. wln*»o iihuiu w<ai'idu-. or
r uivltiy—a goade*s of “faith mid honesty," to
wluiui Nutua wu the first to pay divine hoium*.
wnite vell, expressive
her syui-
tr»nkiu»s, caodi. | L FIT ., MV1 RH
nxlil bauds joiueo, or Ssoiueiitip *
-idfst
buidilix each o,her by
•til sxrceuiuiita i
and Kuiii.ins, it Was usual
lako ouch olhur by the ha. d. iu a token uf ifieVr
inlouuop to adhere to tho cuin,>a«it; ai*d this
custom is in uj-ko general u».- t oven ainu.ur
anr...l, ^ ut the p—- •' » ' - - -
thoucht be rentiied
escut day, than would at tir»t
Tho BpU*n lyt uyi that John Slidell
n.xs taught Louis Napoleon draw-poker,
j nnd they pla\ together at thn Tulleri«s.
pnfi of
Nr Raid- -To r«
■Id * and Mildiurs lu* worth oi.u t||ou»-
ti I dollar* from taxation.
M t. Simmon*--To prevent illegal lm-
iMc.
vlr. (’ -ok F**rthi« reliefthe ll-mk*, Ac
Mr Friiu* -Tji *-.(!;«» tip a r.solution of
tho Houso to eiinhH tlio people <>< Gljut-
tuoga, Walker, Dade and other Nortli-
en*torn counties to transport provUions,
A " , free ofcburgeon Railroads. On mo-
Mr. Chat;}bora, tlio resolution was
Imously, Comptro.'lcr Uqneint, Atithp'il I th -rlti
nphtttiiioR. the <qi
John Jon- was ru-electiid Tj " isurer on , ,
tlm fin>t ballot, witlmut Op|K)«ition.
The Hcnatftjtt then repaired t-> the Ren -
nte Chambpr.
Mr, L’o.yd -To repeal thrt ItVJ h xocti* n
ol the reviVed Code. Raid fir-,1 time.
Mr. Whitaker A nicmoDal from the
H iplid I' .nv.mtidn to r«i.*e three hundred
thou*mil dollar* as a fund to uducta tlic
orphans of deceased Soldiers. Referred
to n special comtiiit'en.
A resolution to fill th?* Marik for Min
election of Con federata Hen a tor wa*
bv the animinimcnt of Wednesday, tie
25th day of November, carried,
Mr. Adam* called up a “re.-
ri*k Congress p, conseribn or. pbioo in tl
army all persons, without regard to hi
or substitution, w ho may refuse t<* recur
in vnymcnl f'onfedoiMtn m.li».“ Tl
r->«ooiUon vr-ii «"a!o.|j|y opposed by M
Pottle on the ground that g ** "
i* th.- only Coi.stftu ionnl rurreir y,
right to refu
''"m' -
That iii* wrongl» pun- \ f-'H""'
erttng a Cop.sVitdlloDhl i lum d
»thcr eu.'r
Uh h mini
right,
Mr. Adams repled.
Mr. Walker contended that the passage
of the re---hit ion Would have no effect in
bettering tho curr n.-y >.r lowering t!."
price of produeu. It could ho done only
’ Mr
Speer contended that to cb so tie
loors of Courts Rguln-t th* *o who refu ■
:o take Confederate money in pavilion
*f debts, would be n more effectual rein**
rly than by placing old. sick nnd fe.ddi
Mr.
i the army.
(i .olden onpo«nd ti e roiolqtion.
"f Mr. Speer, the ro*ol.ul
II ■ Bills rrn f the tlr-t fin
W"*r. -*day, llth Novemhir. Hti'5.
A bill t ' l milled nn W to pi
the -ale, f.r Daughter. <*i a.ck c .«tt
sh«-"\* "i tl. i- -UU" x('•• pi in . vrlnm
’ th a
Mm count!*•' < f ('lltoils:.,
ker, Dade, Wliitfiold and
npproprhtVu money for
pay of all otQoers and
soldier* from the Htntn of Georgia in t! c
oonyorthe Confcdcrnto Sates uni t>
lew nnd rolled n tax on all prpt*erty.
T > repeal the 2d and H i ."cclion- ofthfl
IfUh rliviaion of the- penal code of this
State.
To change tlm filth and f)2.1 suft'lon «>T
provide for the speedy
onipliiii.ta of iin iutburixeU nc‘x ’
*>1 by .Confiderate militury uu- I
within the State, but oikprow-
iqi that there- j-« no rcicon to |
f*yr the Con fed..raU Govnriimciit will !
intentionally tnvmleor tliaregurd the. re. 1
served rights of llm Stales or of the poo- t
pl ", thy. The iiiemuiga is devoted to Spite
Affairs, and is u puper highly creditabtei
to its nuthor.
Hut little progress hiu yd been made 1
in tfio work of,legislation by tho two
j * ouses. Dill* Iihvo been* Introduced to
jMJftl the stay law of 1801 ; to iiuTcuao I
pny of jurors to $4 per day: to uu
: «»x > ■utors, giwrditns, •., to re-'
eivo Confcdcrnto notes ?n payueut of,
•.h{5; to amend tho laws iu reference p» 1
islilliug; to amend tho revenue laws; to i
i emu no the fees of probate judge*, slier- |
J silver ! iff'- und clerk*.
12/A,—fn tho Her. tie, H,.* 1
£ bills were In-roducud and re
T.» nuthorixi the Oovarnor to i
j lease the ptiblfe lands of the State for
: certain purposes; to allow Probate Judge *
! to mnkopublication in certain cnsoi*: «'* >
j to appoint spoe’fti ad.ninistrntor.v- in.ci*r- i
' ttill cases ; to allow plaintiffs to he wit-j
; nesses in smne attachment cases. The
following hills were pitisod : In relation :
t-i tho practice In Chancery C.ntrN ; f<* '
| a ithori?.n ndtninl'tnitor.s, & •., to rccoivo |
J C .nfedornto of >S!nlo Trc.i s ury notes in (
] payment f*r property ; to repeal the net 1
| to induce railroad companies to transport ,
j troop*. &c , for the State free of charge ;
to repeal nu act relative to public roads.
oa| j n thoH**u>e, the following bills were j
event introduced and referred : To reduce tho '
*• and ! expeti.-c of publication of suits in C*»urt;
ck-\>-. | p, aniend tho rovomio laws ; to c.mpcn-
| sato for the !«»■* of slaves, that have boon !
Impressed.
At 12 o'clock, the two hop a; Joined in
tho election of Solicitors with the follow-
in tVn trying
Midi lien for
principle. I,
sourned our pr
UtCi
htli
L. Ro
K. W. Parker;
Joseph I). McDonald.
1 tt till (Tnl'i- n
i Will succeed.
. ; lull I *v:i v grou
' | thci; ex uiliit t->
J wiiosu .*p)und««
trial of«
To pr.
ilicrs' fi
with all dim dufcronco t<
.figment, t,> gay that in mj
••rtiiffe ill youi paper ;■ fev
iii your '.■••itributing Jylii<*i
Hiiuimars from (Uc Nurlhcrn Press.
Tlm V.illaiidiglmin vote in Ohio i* a
j very largo one—probably larger than ;
j ever b'd'.o e given a Du.not ratio Candidate
in that .'iiute* In twentv-oiylit cotiT.ii.--
! "lit of tlm eight v -1 :r odiciallv repotP'd,
i his poll is (*7,•>»! votes, Hgainst 0*1,1 II
9K fninru
that »»ur p-
privations \s
> l.i-t
Dei
to the article b ndod
dr"ii.” I hav. n-u t
who is your a-isum
f, not .-von a lurking
i -u hint all .fi cdit f*ir
tho fueling lLilt till!
ugh: lo nn I nm-L he
oinciding nu^l fully
‘ 1 T purth
that l »eling, I mm
sjiectlng that the l
t tin product of hi* in.n;
j 1.2K*. Last year tho Abolitionist* were I A j,
I tioHtcn ip tlm .Slate by a majority of R ,
| about 2d,000. Thu result this year show* tig:
; timt they um-t Iihvo resovte*! Pi tlio most. 1 um
- ur.H(?rupubms mean* lo obtain's<> large u 1 Si.
majority -''*1.00. I’ipo-luyiug, stuiflng *■! ,
! * i -t box. *, and tho concentration of
large hudic- <if troops in tho State. v,l>«» . i„ ,
w- ■ t.llowi'd to voti^did tho work. i, ,
D. A. Mahoney, K-q , tho victim *fi 1 eai
Fort Lafayette, lm* boon elected riioritl* j p...
oxamplo, win*
' remain ut im
i«;
at ion. ‘Mary ami tlm Childs*
pruitj v..rds- words wobdin
them nil the b -t teelingg "f
mill from t‘ • fr*-*j(loncy with
\ the
i tn
"l'h.i w that
stylo
led Iheni for
tieuhirly a* ycjtt itun<
give* nub. Iiifhuieni
But ulb.-.vin" that John did say It, ho
doiibtlc.1- did it under the imi.uUo of fool
ing und without dm reflection.
In the tlr-'t place, I hope that til" a i-
tflr, nn
icis Trollopo deal rocoutly i der -'f
^ l ‘t'y ’ . ■ I the cl a
, .’ii*I ul last ywir there wore ; courn"
I I.UtHl mil**.- of l**l*yrp:di lined and 144 A ji- I
tob grapli .stations in Indiana. ; k
of ill" Florida are reporUtd by diitv, ,
** *!'••> - to have lu-idc .<jo‘- trv, an
"c ".'.ni, i ms, tlm CiiKiinnati Jjnqqiict Wnh
I filiink-*. iil.H"*t equal tu ooitt.uuling lor (lt ,■
! liny Federal G ivcriinient. (ijb;,!,
Tlo- Niitfo.al i nion, a Federal paper i ■« ,
;f™
Dp to • lie
North*-
no dancer tin,
will starve. Th«y
H'u'e tv 1th >r.lt ut Icj
hn mo.dfonu i. The
a ouns.idurablu taxi*
lid tin
provided by
hau half tli
ldr..
- til
ed at Lit
i itary autlio
.ddltb
thi i
W" hi
idop
thorn arc many li' er l a--ociniiuus
their ben• lu i.n 1 uunv (though not n-.
many a* tliwr** •■ ightio be) kind ami lib- ;
era! individual-* who will help (hum along. .
It ii truo they have, like moil other poo. :
tile, to live upon less than i* comfortable,
but still I hope there D no danger of star- '
valioii.
D.P adnjit flup “Mary and tho Chil
dreu (!•■ -ufl's-r, hew will 4'dre iqund ilu>
mutter by throwing down l.i* gqn aftd
coining In.'no? That wpidd ofeourso dc-
p ita. thorn pf the iM-istmieo thpy i.ow
receive. Hox. Would l|b Uink« t Ulf l.j
u hi lm do tohotte
Th
nillns'
cut City rochnRy took
it’cott*Av at the iiji'uvh
Iii) North. Where
sUtufionai rights he
»>Ur hb*?r4se:i in the
vide lor their supj t
uf the’ “
Vbelitiou coiiimi»si«i|iura f«
• Government plmitations in M
present tho working ; work’iTf the
decidedly tho hungry
J L-uiai
•UmpaHl h
K "".i*lu! and profl Hblb.
Htreiig ■ :V .ri* aro making by tho fre
ibmission sU in Lot ’ '
On to a
•fit
hr oftne wn
ibjuvtrto taxatii
But I miM
* justly duo the
idorn to State;.,
f dollars
i thi* is nut thci
virtues shine >
of distress,, vi
Govern m«nb
The Ciijclnnatl Commercial says,
1)1 ci ul orders investing Gin. Grant w
i * * new cornmund, (Ic.-ignate and ino i
Mm .\il04lo,
idith.
If!..
» be i
• l"d epitaph, in.
*t*.
.Jb visio
1 i)0
uiilsd the
with hundqti «rt
nr a largo scope
Mn-
hc) 1
dr 11 ’" \V uld tin y b ”le»* npkto »ulh-.r
a 1 ol -tar. ’ A I if throng;, ail ti." 1
sutrerings they fhould survive hiu*, does
ho ihinV that in nfler ' ears they would
thank him fur such » fegney / And if ho
should not^ i u .-hot and -fiotild *.t%y nt
'•mod of the dosertion of
tlm Vankees should over-
f, Would it be any corptoii
L "Mary and
NnshviH*
ritory. It might aimmt .h
elude*! “all tl.e world and the rest 1 f man
kind."
Tno Denn.erutic vote in Pennsylvania,
nt liialftt*. election, reached the euormuux
figure* »’l 2-b*,000. Rather a rcspuctubiu
him and oil
run tlio out;
to him to at:
tho Childiei
Yankees uu*
«t\r
I'oe lady siiin
■u exactly b'ij
rkingtheir tinge:
pleaJu
ty in
pteri-i
which has r
black and i
sun beqms*
: ftiiiniQia l in
• l th
t'» tin* hone,
Now York j ti
^ i blest cflurity.
I lo prosecutn tlio war with
renewed vigor until wo obtain an honor
able pence. Mr. Adams moved the adop
tion of the resolutions. The vc*s tnd
nays being called, the vote stood yea* -VJ,
carried unanimously. -On motion of Mr.
A«Um*, tho resolutions adopted were
transmitted to tho Hod in < The Senate
concurred in the resolution from th«
House to elect State House officers on
Thursday, tho 12 h.
A bill to add an additional section to
article 2d, chap, 'fi, title 3 1, part 2 1, ot the
Rpvi-tuJ Code ot Georgia—read second
A bill to suppress extortion In the *alo
ofeollon yarn, and other articles. Read
second timo and committed,
A bid to recompense owners of slaves
for death of said slaves by neglect wbilo
employed in service of the Bute. Head
second bime.
Wednesday, 11M.—- In tho Senate, Mr.
Uauldun introduced arosolutiun favoring
the increase of the pay of soldiers to $25
per month, with rations of tobacco, and
pay of aun-commtMionod vsfficurs vn pro-
portion. Tho ■Senate referred to a select
committee of five the House resolution
"providing (hr the commutation of tax
in kind by tho payment of the money
value in counties remote from transpor
tation, and whore great destitution pre-
.vails.’ 1 The following bills wore referred
eommiu.hK : Tu ru,„..U th. pric« of j ^‘.Th^of?£?
insulted and outraged b
jos? Or does '
ry und tlio Children
six garments per di-ii...
Hood.
ryj>"dy in Washington is fi*
be trying to bo next President.
ig has ffOohildren 1
^rous .' nr does be il.ii
. id tlio Children" wouU , uniraisil
thank him for uidlng to bring ut»ou them j prospect f.
,U v' l !J' Mr Kditor our hravo m«n wt - ^ hob her, in Philadelphia, has bagged
there, and oven to Iru.-t “Mary and the
Children" to the charities of those ».v
boijie, cold und pinching though that
charity may bo. than tp leave tbpm to the
tend r met vie* of the Yankees.
• And hove let me *ay a word to thoso
who are living in u.i 0 and abundaneu ut
home. Yi»u owe a debt and u very large
"Mo W tb to who nro fighting your batth -
in the fie Id. it u your duty to so,t that
thoir families do not suffer. Asrnail por-
b * v 0 Properly appropri- uuv.iu.ur » hich, wiioHor
atod may be tho monns of saving t«» y./u f or t wo hours. Iii- speech abounded i
all tho balance. Our soldiers may and ’ ' ’ • •- • • ■
words ol v
ing hero, .
I lie Fedora I (»ovornini-nt touches $!),-!
jod.000 for exemptions Trout the draft.
Mmiphi* Appeuh
lUi.iaroN at tuk North.—Tho M«lh-
s, pleading for hU
1 * tos and Ge . MeCi.-i nand were intro,
dueod to the Conference, .inti Wer - ro-
coivod with rounds of applause. Thu oath
of allegiance was administered to the ]
moinbors by Governor Yates, who spoke 1
•>f lbs C»m ft'
.would boW.
With their
blessing upoi
! W ' 11 *? 1 ?®V *mwuh«» wiwy nay ' AicUlornaml emptied Hit
know that their families are suffering pri- eal iiarnnau.* R«diml
V Th?l*“ m7“''- ■ b , , “ i h O' t-»nnot hK.it • iuilu.aTOor.il Confcren^ Th.
':E‘ 1 . 00 “ir**U-*OI*;y vonprublo lvt«r "..rtwrighl, wl.n l„J l’ 0 ’ vor -
■uld if they know that Mary* and the been elect",! to tw.lt ft— Ren.
, and wus b-udly*
j been elected to twelve General Con fer
ry acted for the retuon that lie j J’I° h.
distiu- «
Child re
friend told
army was suffering for clothing, his M(ifo guUln d minister in Cincinnati has refu'
•11 taken t aro of. A n , uu K
MihI at a time when the wav not ulUciently radical,
sent lo a soldier whose iMreut* \
able to pqrch&so them, a suit of clolhc.1.
Shortly after ho received them he wrote
inovher, * l am very tired of the
d wmld like very much to be
thu sacramental hate
Remembering the .ac ri
6 made, tf*o sulfei
dured, the noole
which cmr entmiev have
to hi» 1
home,; but tall Mrs. - ,
and du- before any harm shall come _
b. rand her daughters.’’ Attend well to
the tamilies of the soldiers and you will
of them.
* IMP stand here k ‘pt in every coinpuny and regiment of j
liragg'b urmy, containing respectively the
‘stay nt home," “tlio extortioner,' and
"speculator," and that of our farmers wk *■ I
cotton y-Tus, Ac.; to suppress gamuliug; it' the Yankee* should overrun the ' families, tfoubilm n"coriSVbYof
cumponsato owners of slaves who may j eo ijntry and take all you have, you would I It r » mad tho duty of every soldier t . ’
gather t»r-
osftblo ter
tly invoke th
r. and laying •.
and personal c
be executed ; U> punwh those who rt;fu>«
t<» t.xLo Oar.federate notes, either individ
ually or a» trustee ; to prevont impress-
h yoq had given away to th r
I poses more Mum ywti have. Remember 1 from hi* lie
j that what vou jji ve tg the soldier*’ fktni-
tho A aukece will not be able to
exert himself to the
the mums of those
ustitule tiie two classes.
t plidg
. let here
vguiata tho levies of li fns.— ^ ro,u >»u. ^ ^
j road a second time: '
_ . . . I)RKAi)yrt Cai amitt.—The Sumter Pa.luoah,
lo prevent slaves from hiring their own | Republic is Informed by reliable authori- forem it l 1
time, und compel thorn to remain on their J ^ 1
owne rs’ premise*. ; to exempt the piopc
ty of soldiers n*»t worth more than $ilfiOI
From sover.il of out ‘scout* who have
recently returned from nn rx|>edfti*iii t->
a learn t1i it tho enemy hru
JuCah, Columbus nnd Uni*
.. death, come w,-al
who ; Rarer olu-athe ttie - . .rd
j al liberty is established,
und Ui* so Con fed era tv S
nixed by ail the world
p »wer.
eir | tbfl fifteen negroes, belonging ta Mr. * Citj-. A party of fiduthhrn guerillas re- Promotion* nr G*!»eral fl v
•r [ *' if Adams, of Loo county, died re- ■ cetitly routhd. tho guard at Ogdenarillo, ; Knoxville Keri-r-T .h: 3 G.-n. H
r'MMDy Iron} casing too heartily of Ihp ; and captured a quantity of valuable boon promoted t-. a I.;, iit.-m.nt «
w 1» hin.-se sugar cam* syrop. j Stores 'an . /. Mi ip. f.r ...aritorimis »sr. Ic*