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rapb.
tbe Nor
hero press, as n demeaned by tV>r
of oar own gmtneaft throw • few
1 troop* into Mexico, on paper, aad
ill asroop sweep the French and Au
to the Pacific or Galf! What no*
i,.
Klftft.
!*.***■
P'-YKIN
QHDse?
We would, probably, for a time at
d moat men into Mexico than the
m tmirU snd action, ran Id whip the armies «.
pf5y55BSriV»oiiri>w»V3l: Utt.'8T ,1,, mi
gaaaffirrfS42®a
, bat the mote «e set there the
• i as.'* qualified to conduct •uecesafollv a
. to
nar nstiaCwtion ix-forc we enter n|>on a cru-
Tt 4 T for the extension of free institution", and
... c-iij idb^irttnihtlihlMUlhinl;
ejnfigxat of making freemen and deuiocraU
of ti.e emid/arisriant of the tropic*.
pp, tnist that anber conmels win jet pre-
ihi in the management of our foreign rela-
jj war at the present time, with onr
,,, mmn gieatlj depleted, our finances in a
0 f imminent peril, our HrectiVe
■atj ndaced to one hundred and seventeen
Tfirrlt '—* out domestic troubles not jet
fallj idjnstoifr would lw, in our judgment, a
moot Stupendous folly.
jy The article on the “Mexican Qucs-
b- ! tioa." waa, as stated in ite.bo^y, written pre-
nl! vtonsfrftthe arrival of the President'* message,
nd Having rend that, cautiously warded doett-
lie; nrat carefully, we 'see. no reason for any
M) change ia t W> wnttonwtsexpiuasfd.
LEGHLATUBE.
«■ I I f
punuant to adjournment, the President, lion.
Wm. Gibsoa in the chair. -
Prayer by R«t. S. E. Brooks.
1 The journal of the preceding day was read
mad approved.
our Gov- tion
imposible
Chriatmast hol|
of
each am
the said father or mother may other office*
Tore g jfitice of tbeTtoj§Eongd(
Id may re- j
(nd siSjicicB proof made ,
lOTbcrflss Mt the means i
or djr minfl.-, and that |
After some debate, the motion
of H^cod^tf tli&om^ntcc
Governor. itb.
cnjjp whjchgws^r^ul.
e at home during that time { minor u likely to become a charge upon the . and three hundred copies of the same ordcr-
and in the early days of January. Hence, I ] county, it shall be the duty of the justice to ' c d to be printed for the use of the House.
' conclude, that in thugeaentdefective organ- 1 bind out such minor as provided for m this ■ .o V „ «■
ization of the StatfBBlenxmait and in hope ! section. ! 1110 aerk ihea P ri ««ded with the roll of
Ma. Ai-nW F. DjuuG K, Iqug awl ffivyra- y(
• **■ j |.ly known M one of the Condnctors ou the
**"[ Central Bdirwul, ilird at Whiteville, near
»* °M Sarannah/on the ttli lnstant.
■ Ha' _ >r r. . ,i
I bar- ! Mb. Jcottwf Ltmxn.—This excellent pro-
I ductioh will be fiund in our legislative
es»e arm ret •»-•! super*. It la chaiweteristic ot the noble man
fhutbotfcftfthtw I who wrote It—i-strlotic, prudent, and con-
[Tli urn! h (San ' ' j aarvativs tothfc highest degree, without **c
»t the Xorth i rjfice of peWonal independence and self-
olt»"l fiat.there shall he no : h» aoen that Mr. Jenkins postpone*
BD*4^ -a* 8on r, ; his inaugntation Mpdrinmor of Georgia nn-
aVieostlee shall «tnri-. < ^ ^ la ,i, „f January, that being the
lib: :ho entire peers and ; fay after the.probablc re-assembling of the
with vie-1 slionldthe tnemUmcontJude to
n ~ \ take a Christmas holiday. r
ft of j . . ,J m y —
Up to q vr»y recent VuinibfT^Ju wirta.—TOe Savannah timid
l evidence that our gw-1 uffhamday. Hiamkfdirt kg.WVT4>m jwj fr-
y cowaidcrablc e»- j rival fromFlftrifl*, t|uit lion. D. 8. Walker,
-* We hud a; | a | f \woriatr Justice of tlic Supreme f'otirt is
Jr » whose* modem-, Governor without opposition. ‘ j
teta awl t*r [ Kriljr. of Pensacola, ia supposed to
d, would'art - ^ candidate tor IJeut. Govcrn-
•< a *pur, to the itoj^ .: n» . . of|
■untrymen. Bvrbta| p McLeod,. u prominent lawyer, i of
I wooM * p *“ I East Flotfdp, has been elected tp Congress.
; our relen sympu- I iiobtipn of (Jnvrfnor Marvin, as one of
■ tW »• ■**"!■ j the UuH«d HttW g—lsni; is geaarally aon
^|plftNlMr mititary ere- [ l4^'Gp» j pnbHr mind bad pot fixed it-
■ a< nepirr or the redrew j K )f definite)y ujK, n bis coadjntor.* ■■■■■■
T'le renaage of Pres-1 ,,
' u*. fret if j tp* Ixmdnn merehknt recently adver-
iba correct in ! Usal Wed tlltk' wlw *n>ahl bear contlnr-
• Hkrip I ment'
- that the Mi
as regards the for
the following: " •
BBolrkf ty ^tt/JiHWjfcJi^Jfeprr-
untatiut. That the election of State House
officers this day. Kj joint resolution, be post-
by law.
Mr. James \T: Joirsoiv oflrred as a suitsti-
tutc the following, which w*|) lost:
’ r Heiulrftf,' Tlaftlie State * Worn*' ifafficettf t*
be elected toxlay. do not enter upon the dis
charge of their dories uatil tboirsalarics are
fixed by law.
Mr. Reddixo's resohrtion wsS then adopt^I
by a vote of 2#to 11.
The following correspondence was sub
mitted by Mr. Mooke. Chairman ot the Sen
ate committee, to wait on the Hon. Ciiari.es
J. JnxKrxs. Governor elect of Georgia, in
form him of his election, request his accept
ance of the office, and ascertain at what time
it mall suit his pleasure.td.be inaugurated:
Mili.edoeville. Ga., Dfc. 0, 1863.
Host. CHA8I.ES J. jEXKWS.
, Otar Sir-The undersigned are a commit-
toe appointed by tbo Senate and House of
Representatives to infbrmyou that at an elec
tion held oh the 15th Of Moyember last. you
ixl fioverooj: of this ijtifc; io jsk
pleasure, to take a recess until some clsv about
* * ~Bt '
at what time it will suit your pleasure to be
sugurated; 1 ’-1 *'.! , G)ll/.'» 1 >
We adopt this method as most proper, un
der the circumstances surrounding us. of dis
charging the duty, imposed on us. We take
great pfinTTit ^informing you of fcpur elec
tion, and in the name and behalf of the Gon-
l fi
isaftSsa k ,ass^!f&*Sffl5
: inaugurated.
With sentiments of high regard, we are,
Very respectfully, yours,
B. B. Moore, j
, KS&i.r
< iiaij.es W. Di.-Bose, |
Jas. II. McWhorter,
I I.
W. B. Bexket,
.Iso. M. Edge,
Tnos. Xobris,
[■ House Com.
f thw- i
r exercised
re seenneiy [ ou-iw. > >rfn> .hvit s if \
distant to- ~Wn rxpect to hear tliat, in response to hi*
wdoc. advertisement; hc ri^eivcd a call from several
forlorn wWwwa witlai~Vu largo family of or
phan rhihlrrti ,io support7' J',
tor Battery
has resolved to
hazard of war,
.i the bawls ofr«nfrd-
we can sec no
; the leading Powers
I of the
■ n the Rio Grande,
hat quarter, and
J Gen. Grant,
, :T\i vuwtliinoof
« *VW> n-
the pear*
r Mr
l. On th*
•to d. m:
uni at Mr.
Pdbf
flr**tt (the labor system of the South]
was brought before the Boston board of trade
for Consideration lit it* last session, md re-
> <-U< d very thoughtful trontment at the band*
of Mane of it* member*.”—ifcrfow Paper.
ihint with't!>etr imndsl^-*' 1 : I
Four thousand bates of government col
w*r# destroyed by fire at Columbus, Miss., on
the S.tthulL Loss $1,000,600. The fire was
the Work of «n Ifawt^uiy. / |
Land'has. Wen'purchased in Lexington,
Va-br* home for Pen. Lee. , . .t,
A reinforcement of 1.900 foreign troops has
arrived at Matamorak for General Mejia.
Upon the irtvstim of James Btcphen's, .Fe
nian llejK^Oonter of Iceland, were found Jet-
-- jMt* John CMahony, Head Center in
thisWVptby. ■
| MrttEtwiEvittE, Dee. 8,1865.1
Messrs. Henning B. Moore, H. It .Casey, and
J. S. PresUHin—Senate Committee:
And Messrs. Charles W. Dubose, James H.
McWhorter, W. B. Bcnnet, John M. Edge
end Xbomss Morris: ■ * |
Oentlernc*I have received your commu
nication informing me that the people of
Georgiahitf elected me their Chief Magistrate,
asking jny acceptance of the office, and re-
23BK
bly in joint session to.he inaugurated.
ie tiff, communicated excited a profound
Ig of gratitude fir s6 signal aW&mtesth-
tion of confidence, mingled with a sense of
obligation to devoto myself unreservedly and
with all possible earnestness to the .service of
the constituency from which it emanated.
Whilst, however; I promptly accept the
office, this very sense of obligation gives me
mil'As-'
sembiy, os in olden time, free to bestow, and
I to a occpt the insignia of office, I would
designate a day within the week, for the ens-
tomnry ceremony of mn'ugurstion. But the
case is far otherwise. To our wills (hitherto
controlling on such occasions) is opposed a
stronger will enjoining postponement.
■ The election held on the 15tli nit., was in
tended, not to keep in stopoth, Uninterrupted
movement the machinery of government, but
to set it again in operation alter a suspension
entirely novel in the history ot our State. The
proceeding" adopted in, anti ordered by the
convention of our people, and the meeting at
this time and place 1 of the legislators and
week of-the Sesrioo. unless -prevented Ire
Providential cause." Such prevention -1 ti-
: fapd as now exiting.I tbertiore designate
he-16th of January inest, as the 4ay. on
which I will meet the Senate alto House of
Representatives, in jehrtaanon.forthat pur
pose, prvridat, .that at that time, the Govern
ment of the Vnited States shall have signified
« willingness to recognize me, as.the Gov
ernor of Georgia. I bnt designate a day in
conformity with usage. If before a recess,
such recognition life aceoriicd, or if for any
other reason, not contravening the policy of
the Government of the United States, the
General Assembly think proper to designate
a different .day, I will mod cheerfully accept
Be pleased, gentlemen, to convey’ to the
General Assembly, and to accept for your
selves, the most 'respectful consideration of
Your ol>"t. serv't., - ‘
(Signed) Charges J. .J exkins.
dencc were ordered to be printed for the use
of theSenate.
The President, through the Secretary, an
nounced the following
ST.VBDtSG pOMiaTTf'.KS.OF JBE SEIATK. . .
Committee on Prieileget owl Election*.—
Messrs. Carter, Daley, Quillian, Gliolston,
Mims. Black, Boynton".
Commitee on Pet it ion r.—Messrs. O. P.Beall,
Fuller. Ezzard, W. 15. Hell, Gholsttn, Strick
land, Barwick.
Conmittee on Enrollment.—Me-srs. O. L.
Smith, Fuller, Brown, Carter,' C.- H. Smith, O.
P. Beall, B6wer.
Committee on Joitrhgl*.—JTestfs. Kenan. O P
Beall, Patterson, Strozicr, Butler, J. F. John-
®, McDanicL 1 I,
Committee on tike State of the EepulAir.—
Messrs. Thornton, Owens, O L Smith, Gres
ham, Dickey, Turner, Parris.
Committee on Judiciary—Messrs. Moore,
Owens, Bowers, Gresham, Simuions, Carter, J
F Johnson, Parris, Strozier, C H Smith.
l. Comtnitteeon. Jtimnee.—Messrs. C II Smith,
Dickey, Griffin, Butler, Manson, England,
Freeman. ....
Committee on Tnteriidl Improcenunt*.—
Messrs, Owens, Strozier, England, Crawford,
Russell, J A W Johnson, Thornton..
Committee, n. Public, pUfuffltion and Free
Schools.—Mesris. D I, Smith,-Brown, Black,
Freeman, Turner, Crawford, Kenan.
Conmittee on Banks.—Messrs. Casey, Owens.
Redding, Butler, .I P Johnson.- Gresham, C H
Smith.'
Committee on Xeie Counties and CMtnty
Lines.—Messrs. Brown, Fuller, • Patterson,
Boynton, Ezzard, Griffin, Bartrick.
Committee on Penatentuiry.-r~hlcssTn. Red
ding, Turner, KcnnivGholston. Wilcox, Sim
mons, OPBeal). , y
Committee on Lunatic Asylum.—Messrs:
Oveiitrcdt, Casey, Mimson, Owens. C H
Smith,'Kenan, Crawford.
Committee on SKlUary.—Messrs.' Simmons,
Bedford, Fuller, GkclstohtvPaa?^.; J h A W!
Johnson, W ll-RfR. . ; , i; ; yj \'J K
Committee, oil Printing.—Messrs. Owens;
Kenan, Manson. Brown, Freeman, Mims, J F
Johnson.
Committee on Deaf and Dundi Asylum.
Messrs. C H Smith, Quillian, Strickland,-
Mims; Daley. Botter) Turner.
Committee an' Institution* for the Blind.—
Messrs! Gresham, Manson. Overstrfot. Griffin.
O P Beall, Black, O L Smith.
' Committee on■ Agrieulttircs—Mtnurs.. Black,
Redding, GholSton. -Russell. .McDanicI.-.Boyn-
ton,Bedford. Hi •*: i
Auditing (VuiS/i/O-o—ilessra. Moore, J F
Johnson, Simmons, Carter, Kenan, Wilcox,
Turner,
Brown, Bntlcr, Diilcy, Tliomton, Bower,
Quillian.
Committee on Freedmen.—Stroziur, (iasey,
-twenty five dollars," and inserting the fol-
" «>»• ‘
first time. The bills were chiefly amendatory
■ ‘.if-RIf CCffilEUa 1 HlHttJfWI&tilBrflr,
COMMERCIAL.
era Sours were S£13r lower, »nd uiueOted. Sales 7,DUO
bbls *1 St 30g»8 lor Mij*erlinc._fs . S OO for exb* Sule,
zsSEgffs^-zzs,". 'skkKHw?**
e of the revocation of his in- sln o P8 na 'V c ’ tot viplation ,of same,/defining
written certificate <
"ore whom (He "lnilenture ’ wa'P" Executed,
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
and on ccparictiqn,(hereof tlialtbu imprisoned
in tbe county jail, or ordered to" work on the
public roads’ of the county for a time not less
than three months nor more than twelve
ssattfese-jSsaanss
case.
Sec. 5. Be it further enacted. That
this act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage, and that all laws mili
tating against the same be and thev arc here-
and fifty'eftplki Wcic ordered
to be printed for the use of the Senate.
Mr. Tnor.xTox also offered the following:
A" BILL,' 1,1 * ;1
To be entitled an act to amend the 4433th
SeetionlTenftTMvisr^^Wtof-KWTitle 1st,
of the Penal Code, by striking out the
whole of tbeAt35th Section, and insetting
■ * • r ,T °
toatJs' Weauw* W«ten»vf4»
Ht
C0fotHK»V<m thr won , Al4
-MW mew, for fature deliTety,
' the followin|
Be it enaetei
:b#]
inis
te9T<£t
a substitute {herefof: ’
\ie., Tliat frjpi and after the
mat trap
passage of this act. any persons wonderihfl or
strolling about the cities, towns, villages or
public highways,.or leading an immoral or
profligate course of life, who has no property
to support him or her or them, and who are
able to work or otherwise support themselves
in a respectable way, be deemed and consid
ered vagrants; and may be, arrested by any
sheriff, constable of police officer of this'
State, or of any city, county, town or village
within the same, anil shall be carried before
jeromc
Wk«burtlsat
gesg&f
. l-ard won a »hftdo firmer; l*it inactive. 8a!t* axHurw
rel* and tierces at r.<£«0c for No. 1, tUtf&c for fair Co
prone ftttaun. am! &*r UetUe-rendered..
Vutmeet* were uiwettled. We bear of Ui^ tmlce of
100 uexvx s sweet pickled hum* ^ whicp ie a liaaey
Scat <r«< dull.' 0*l«-of UU l<hhoSt SS^lO torBUU'
n>»R», flct.-lt for “ pAcke-l W«*t«w. mta*. fta-i lS for
*xua do told,) 41 TloXJ lor fiaiit and tmrSt (or vxtf*.
< "'’ ;, sssss^5»:
Butter wms dull and unsettled M ViesSe-for-WasMr*
Ohio, SSjJlSd for Stite, end tor ttmcj dairies *nd
Grange county Rails. . , ..i - . -.itd.1,1
Clteexe wss quiet »• ugttc for ObiPi H#lic foe Stale,
SiFfcSreg
husinen* U thl itnprotemeiit. dales 1& ktulM I*wUt
Rleo&tfO#(96e, 16hhds Barbadosnt46c. . .. t r
Sugars—Very doll sad heavy., iJslei* uaiwpartial,,
Wiiiskj—Waft firm, with trittUig «nlwft,»f .»*
utdrtiee «
alar. To Liverpool, per packet: IU) hndft tkllow.fiOs;
5X) bbla Uour* ftl Is loV$d#*s; tlW bales - cotton.
ftrS-iad; 7,too (Kish W heat, Td in knuM. And by sUiuuftr—
* sftTnoon, Ste. To Lon-
11; *V*4
L*u0 tales Votlon, > ;.l; y# boxes »-a
don; LUX) bids dour, ftt 1h lo^d,
UinetoB I gnukcmwi. »n vwv
J been rcliercu of » 15 lb. tumor.
Vrtita,
and
Vi knew a man
lined of * 13 pout
tlcolnn in Chatham has just
' *'"(.tumor."
London who wa* ro-
A Bill to be entitled.an Vct-to uuthori:
regulatefantracts! fietwepji master nr
vant for labor to be perfewmed, at
ehxr»< t< r,
„t asieludrd
ftnior. 2
that
It
. , OVR OLIO.
Reported that Gen. B. F. Butler is to take
command of ihc “ Department of Vhrginia.''
( hiengo has approtwiatal 1100.000 to clean
tip tor tbe elo'iarn.--^ ..
One Of the llAluAiiXfSdatjMmKi the bar
ing reconciled. 7
An ordey ,kas lwen jroeitnl at Nashville
•(opping (he nimter out of eolnral troops.
* ] The Mew Bedford Standard estimates the
j damage tp tie- VrlmUng infrrest liythe blic-
1} nauiloah us $l„(>'»0,000. .1 .. *. , *t ■!
John Mitcbehw.is not purdonedybut aim
f plylrefewsHl tib taking ahu oath, of allcgialtce.
I During a lnneral in Wntimiiister Abbey a
‘° Kl " man stole Ben Johnsons skull from his coffin.
ft
governor elect, were supposed to meettlie np-, Owens, Gresham, Thornton* ; Butler, Manson,
probation of the Fctieral government, by Carter, J A IV Johnson,
whose authority, in the exercise of the war 1
power, that suspension was made. So far as
regards the General Assembly, the supposi
tion was apparently well founded. They have
met and oiganixed without let or hindrance;
opcnctl cqmumnicntiyn with,them, and has
mvited their action s a legislative body, up
on! several distinct subjects.' Tlic governor
elect has lteen less fortunate. -On the morn
ing of the meeting of the General Assembly,
and before that meeting he received from his
Excellence- the Provisional Governor, an
official communication in the words folUnv- nod, than one month
ing: ■!. "V,/.../'
“ ExEcrrtvE Okfict/
MfM.EfxiErnj.Ei Dee. 4,1861.'. ^
Hox. C. J. iteiktsw^- |
Dear S'iy :—In the discharge of an official
duty, i'lieg leave to infortn.jotl tiiat I have
been directed by, tlic President of the United
states to continue to act , ps Provisional Gov
ernor of Geoyia until relieved and my suc-
.geiisqr recognized hj the government. / . I
your obedient servant, : !
J. Johnson,
' Provisional Governor of Geotgia.”
lu the last half] drove Bonners (rotting mare Peerless, to
I ,>f «re*t dvnifi. anee. skri. to*wagon, atotmd.DubftL’ private trot-
", f ., , 1 ting park, in 1,17 1-8.
' * - .id. it i Tbe King anil 4acim of Portugal aremuc
. blatuo.1 for deserting their capital during tile
itivv faction ebolcra, aod.Charivari puts this epigracu into
[pt.-vioues. still notol- th,ir months: “As the reigning epidemic pre-
it. .wan. ! Ih Slid to t trails in wur dominions, jetit reign' in oar|
Itcntxxtrvi t'sci of n ] sfeatV ■ MttliHlHMHftPlfeBkfelMftHH
, IW new aovrrmr.rnt Die legislature of Louisiana on tlic 2d inst.
. Ibr goTrmmem #ocIamat!on a resoluUon declarj
too. dtstrat :>• 1 »«■! ^ * {oTfr „ abolished, annMIH
•nd saints- j t [ l lt thorx! is neither open nor secret , .
■EK| to tMrJ Howto the uatiotol government in tbe Bute,
[rlartstj.-.: the onlv I and endonimr Preddent Johnson's reconstrued
I * Ti **’t sad ,l 'C^^||m55'^^|[^l|^H^iibl!^^^ondums
jtrvbr to have sta-1 inno unce*theten-.unatioti of the insurrection
■ for in the department ofOlancho. M g
rer.-1 of'the reouUie w ill hereafter
i„ kt ' the House of Representative^ ■
. j decided to >lish th> Senate, on the ground
I do not communicate this official note to
the General Assembly in any querckms or
complaining spirit. Far from it, as they will
see in the f«pl»b i referto it solely for tl(e
purpose of guahling them to sec dearly (as|l
think they xnn56' that 'the etratToTRrtg author
ity, which we all acknowledge, makes, a? this
" ssteasnses
traents of our State goy-
—t of re-organizntion.—
time, a marked
atul myself, or
and executive
(nnDantni9wi4l
cjm.ov ,
i lnf»>
tVn the
refold N'
<*thrr *!n .
| * a* l .
>rra|4iiijj j
|ltrr. <4ir
opou f
iioncan 1
. , . - w _
oi* li.’.it hotly being Mipcrfiuous in a country
-o nt ini it Democratic as Honduras. Much
attention given to the subject of cap
ital p ~
til ft : v v K bt Gtttfemal.i advices to
' XotffflVr mention ‘by receptior
Pope l>y bis;■ beloved son, the itlus
t ltur. ruble " Varoti Yicento Como.
President; of an autograph letter
■atnlating him on b:< elevation to office,
of . r.e of similar puqwrt from tlie,
. ot' Spaim The President! Iu a utes-
to t'oogro-s, urges certain changes in
•attfuliou. h '- ' “* - M?
Tlic citizens of Columbus, Ga., have eoo-
buted $4,300 J^rtlic .purpose of buying
giorhose tor the u« of the city. jr
A recruiting office for the Havtten nav+" leas
cstabluhod in Broadway.’K. j’ * |
G'Lesuy, tbe Montreal detective who ar
id G>>trgi'2i. ri»r..kT»' kidnappers, died
VMlMMIkfliWtiSM
tl^
graiftstjSpiltejkfitjsib.riSt 2fartju>n-
d<1 Central.'.Pacin': RatlroalD'wlll exeee-1. lir
curt vP ewretul
Rio
• ours, and that tU*‘
; Amherst eollet
of $!<*»
vjiurt, K. I
KtnriaBd th
■ in staying thi-f
would be that I had not sought the position,
and I should hasten to relieve my constitu
ents, bv declining to accupy it. But this is
not a necessary inference. There arc inilit a-
tions’that some action of the legislative de
partment was deemed necessary prelimin
ary to the complete r. doration of our State
gov. rnmeut! and our Ke<K ral relations. Hence,
perhaps, the permitted organization of that
branch, whilst, fertile purpose of keeping in
abeyance such restoration, the authority oft
the Uaitcd States postpone the re-establish- regmartura.
ment of the executive branch. As confirma
tory of this view, the concluding words of
thecommunication' above Seem to indicate a
possible t'.tture recognition of the governor
elect. Ica ;jt;t r .ifp-ablicc m. ,rn. I would bo
contempt bly weak, if I found in all this any
personal grief. But tile question presorted
itself in view of the palp-duo discrimination
betw-n the two departments to which I hare
adverted, whether 1 car, with propriety ask
the General Assembly to inaugurate me into
the executive office until I shall have been
•• recognized by the Government” whose su-
thoritv is paramount. My opinion is that I
cannot. Such a request on my )>art. and a
compliance' with it • nt'..e:r.-. might be consid
ered a defiant action. It could seaacoly be
reconciled with the respectful! acquiescence
in the deel trci pnrjsose of :l.e controlling
power. Such acquiescence iso far as duty to
bv consiitu'eaUmiy permit) is tlie line upon
which I am resolved to move; and 1 am hap
py to see ilie General Assembly pursuing
tlie same course.
It tuav be tliat their prompt compii
already aeeorde.1 v> t -x-o empiistie rceon
dations of the Provisional Goveroor, will <
able the authorities of the Uni tod Sfete*
discern more, tuiiy and more accurately the
true spirit of our people. „
To say that we miu4 pursue the course in-
dicatfttl bethe President, itecau-e^irc .Trepow-
crless, drx*5 no: tlivlo-v the whole.case. The
CongrtW of the United States not haring
l^ea ia session since the ce^.^uion c.f hostili
ty until tbe pr»^ nt •wc-t-k. the whole hurt her.
of pacilicAtion an<l restoration has beta upon
the President. Under hi*^ auspicfs, :ir.d un
der his direction, all advanced 10 that end
h;>ve been niade. During thrir progress he
has >|H»ken many words of kindness and cn-
I roaragement. lie *uinrevs the whole field, ot
' which we hsve but a partial view. Dimeui-
j :;<•>. of which we dream not. embarras»i him.
• Conlidence. after <*str.ingc;r.ent. of slow
I uriAwth. and the aliment, es.-<titial to its lull
1 devek>p»nmt, i» mutuality. Unless prepared
the Paraguayan* f-to accord it, wc have n«» renAonalUr ground
Sixty copies of the )*& of standing com
piittees ivere ordered he printed for f he use
of tlie Senate.
Mr^B. B: Moone, bf the Tth Distriet, intro
duced the following:
echan \ctrtn authorize and
and ser-
un<l for
other purposes:
. :9*ai l- ! P?W eeneesl;4»«»Wy :of tiiq StjUe
of Georgia do enact that all contracts for
labor made with any,servant for a longer pe-
inthlsnail be in writing, and
in duplicate, attested and read to.said servant
by a justice of the peace, of the Inferior Court,
or Ordinary, or by two disinterested white
persons of tbe county in which the labor is to
be performed, of which; each party shall have
one. T'.ftMVMtt
See. 2. Be it:furthercnacted,that the labor
to be perfortnod by the setnint shall'be done
in accordance with the follriwiti^regtiljfions,
to wit: ' ;!• i.
1st. The hours of labor (Sundays excepted)
shall lie from daybreak to dark, with a rea
sonable time for breakfast and dinner.
2d. The servant shall be careful of the ani
mals and property of the master, shall protect
the same from injury iby other persons, an(l
shall be answerable for nll property lost, de
stroyed ot injured by his or htnrnegligcnce.
dishonesty pr bad jfi®b. "• ., .....-. v ;
• Sdv All lost time, not caused -by.the act! of
the master, and all losses occasioned bv neg-
the value of food, nursing, and other neces
saries, whilst he or she is absent from work
on account of Biekness, or other cause, may
■also'be deducted friwLhSk or bar wages.i
4th. Servants shall be quiet and orderly in
their quartern, at their work, and on the
premises. v- r w : c\Jt j *
5th. Work at night, or'pnt-door work In
inclement weather 'shall not be exacted'ex
cept in cases of necessity. . r r ■-»*■!
16th. Servants shall not leave Xhe prcuuses
of the master without permission, and shall,
on Sunday, attend to tlie stock, and discharge
such household duties as are necessary: These
found; whereupon ft shall be the duty of the
justice bcfoiy: whom said person shall be car
ried, to inquire into the condition, character
and means of support of the person so ar
rested,-and if, bptm such examination, irtshall
appear that the person so arrested shall come
within the definition of Vjigranpy heretofore
recited, the said' person so accused shall be
declared guilty of vagrancy, and shall be
sentenced by the Justico of the Peace tofre
placed at hard labor on the public roads for
the' remainder ot tlie year, or hired opt for
the remainder of the year, in the discretion
of the Justice of the Peace presiding in said
case. When the sentence shall lie to work
on the roads, the Justice of the Peace shall
cause the person so sentenced to be delivered
to tlie Commissioner of Roads, or siielt p!qr- :
son as by law may have charge of the roads
in said county; and where (the sentence shall
be to hire out for tbe remainder of the year,
the Justice of the Peace shall cause the’per
son to be delivered to the Sheriff of the coun
ty, whose dpty it shall he to take him In
charge, and bn Ihc next sale day, at the uspal
time and place of public sales, the said per-'
person so hiring shall enter into bond and
security in the sum of three hundred dollars,
payable to tile Governor of the Statebf Geor
gia, to clothe and feed and provide with
medical trid, tlie person ' so- hired. The net
proceeds or said hiring shall be paid to the
County Treasurer a» a vagrant fund of ! the
county tb 11 pity costs 1 such as taav‘be , toted
bylaw.
in all cases of conviction of vagrancy, the
party convicted may relieve himself or her
self from the pains add penalties of this act,
by giving bond and good security, payable
to the Governor of the State of Georgia, in
the sum of three hundred dollars, conditioned
for bis or her good behavior and future in
dustry, for one year; bnt in case of a viola)
tion of said bond, and,a second conviction
for vagrancy in the same year, no second
bond shall-be taken.
" One hundred and fifty copies were ordered
to lie printed for the use of the Senate.
Mr. Owens, from the 1 st District, Submit
ted u memorial from the Presidents of . the
Banks of Savannah, asking to be relieved
from the pains and penalties incurred by a
suspension of speeio payments, which was
read and referred to a special committee,
consisting.of Messrs. Qwcps, Casey, Butler, 0.
H. Smith and Gresham.
Mr. O. P. Beale,'of the 1 lth District, in
troduced a bill to suspend tile collection of
debts.- a •• •: '*
The ’^eiinte then adjoilrticd till !'. ‘ b'ploclt,
P. M. ■ - iok-t wit) - in . «,
1 . . AFTEItKOON SESSION. . , ’,,1 j
Tlte^ Senate assembled nt tlie hour of t|tree
o'cldck; pursuaiit'to adjournment, and spent
a portion of the time in reading bills the see-
ond time.
Air. O. P. Beall introduced a bill to .re
peat the act ir.cTensing the salaries of the,
State Ilouse officers.,,it • |
Air. IlrcKV offered tlipfollowing: -!
-Whereas, under cxistin
ofrhe
Afiemi)})-. siloutd' returu;tii/their itbiucs ,)))■*-:
vious to tlic 23tli of Dcceitibeii and whereas
sible . to finish the business of the
of January next!
The resbltifibn lies bn tlic table under the
■rules. , j
} Mri^ratfONSOf theiSSdDiffirirt, introduces!
a bill “to cstaldish a eotirt for the; trial
and ptthnisiiment of minor offences.” It pro
poses, a pour( tor each senatorial ."district, to
be held in each county onde/in -every two
months. The Jildg® and other officers a^c
to lie paid (rom the fines and forfeitures, of
the courts and tlic trial to be by jury oh an
affidavit taken before ti)c fudge/ It also prb-,
vides fornn appeal to the Superior Court when
the accnsed is di^atiiSed with'fliejudgement
of the District Conrts.
penalties iof vipUttian .of sann
vagraitty.“providing tor the 1 blittUrfg- out of
minora wisbsc {drenkVare Unable or .neglect
to provide for them Jce. These bills, with
others of a more or lea important chafpctct,
were referretlmaiiffy IpMbe- Jivbcisiy Com-
they will be digested and adapted to tbe
Frecdmen’s Code, now being perfected by the
committee forithat pnrpose, I have thought
it useless to give their titles, by which very
little knowledge of their provisions would be
eotiveved. In the disposition manifested by
the members who have’ introduced i bills,' as
well as in tiie high .character of tlie gentle-
men, to whom has been assigned the-- task of
framing the laws, that arc to protect and
goverp tlie frcedrren, in his new relation to
the whites,.. we have, assurance that these
laws Will be humane, just anti equitable, be-
ttteen the parties.
V billWus introduced tortile relief of wound
ed, disabled, indigent sold’tcfij. rtto(f. Of sol
diers’widows and orphans, Tlie bill pro
vides that tlie Justices of the Inferior Courts
shall causelists of suelt persons to Ijc pro-
pared. anti forwarded, properly'.' certified, fib
the Comptroller General of ihc State, - ly the
1st of March next, when the Governor shall
draw his warrant on the treasury for the
money, to be paitiio sti(ffi'\Ybtffi/icd,disabled,
indigent soldiers, widows and orphans, who
WiU.lte entitled! to receive .the sum of $30
annually. Several bills of a similar charac
ter have been introduced, showing an earnest
determination on the part of the Legislature,
to give itU the relief' in their power, to. this 1
meritorious class of our citizens. ,
A bill was introduced autlWfmng the pay
ment of Ordinaries, fyr. a(bninisiermg the!
amnesty oath. < The bill provides that those
ordinaries who havo'charged- less than .thirty
cents for administering the bath; shall be en
titled to receive fully thataii)6urit, tito^e vvho
have charged that amount, or more, to. re
ceivo nothing from the State. • :i 1
Air. Harrison, of Cliatlinnt, Introduced a
bill for, (lie relief, <)f Ihc Savaibwii Miftual
Loan Association. • |;; / > «| i •, ', - .'
Air. Sins, of BartoW; a bill.-to repea) tlie akeeUaza meney easy,
act, changing the name of Cass - county to a. toWCrtl>M«JMftFj!!l
Bartow. ! f-
Tlie House toot a recess'fi^l, -f, AI.
AFT^tiioois sBBtqqNi '.j J'; ‘ ^'; 1
The afternoon session was mostly txffiiiufncd
in reading bills ai seieohatilne4 j-.-'•n/jisy.
Among the new ltills introducc(l; waSAone
by Air. Barnes, of Ricliincmd, fo repeal'that
section of tl(e-,Code.Imposing .peilaltie^- fgr
tlie failure of Banks to redeem their. circu-
lation., i.... .7,- ,1.,-,!:' L-ifootiUlaitsliJ I
Air.- TtrckRR, of Alcrriwetlier, introduced a
The House adjourned till Saturday morn:
ing>. 10 o’elopk,
: J. W. BURKE & GO’S
M ^HupIbowMC'"
Second Street, next to Baptist Church, Macon, Ga.
Southern Boor wm dn<l and h«*rr. gales $00 bb!&at
19^10 40 for ftupertiac, HO i(Va 76 for fancy and extra.
Canada floor waa dull, and 10c lower, gales -MX) M4ft
ftt fSflO£SOO for common. 1175 for good to choice
'^SSifteg-araiirtta nhiBaiaew bb*
»»^ I Sfor w £lSr-i5fi 1 ^ tUcd ' “ 4 “ Mi ’
1-yoiiuvZi. «ot,xjuii eiLwreje
y.anllei dial Mn( s UKastOI ■■■• 1 • dtZMRMUTTA
C HRONICLES'of thfe' Schonberg-Cotta Family,
Diary of Mra. Kilty Trevylyan ; The Cripple of Antioch,
Martyrs of Spain; : Two Vocations. Cf-i
„i, lf Mary, Handmaid of the Lord. *
The abovearo all by Mrs. Charles, a ladytesidihg in the’ Sbuth of Kogiami, snd an
Author,,-trhostf. talent fpr, making Religious history - a ehtimiag and • attractive tulject,
rather than dujl and prosy, liM 8cldom or, never becn ( si»rpasscd.
‘ “ The “Cotta Family,” embracing the time of Luther and the Reformation.
.. ‘•Jiitty Trevylyan,” about the timo 01 the Woxlejs, are peculiarly interesting
to young and old. •- ‘ ‘ ' 1 '' u *■* •
Oiit in the World; Nothing hut Money; What Came Afterwards.
The Author of these three works, T. S. ArxuuRt though a.prolific wrttcftja.far from
being: second rate in his profession../ Ilia new woskMfiauHnMHtfMMMtoll’i
St.,Phillip, by thu-Author of Rutledge.
1 tlttreVi flrJafoiVlMM^iAaa kn \f«M Ilnlmno A IlMtnr af . Vltlrmnof nlnl fimijlllll,' *
“’j'lmothy Titcolnb. ,, '
Old Helmet, by the Author of IVide VVidc World.
Wamsutta, 19;
Hamilton
hams*—Lam
Detain
^ 'Jt M ^ !
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
dispatches to the associated press. !
KT-
n promuigalnl from. fthe
ali-terinc out 10,00#: mare
of Indians in the United States
BBS2£SZl
12S.000.tkM seres.
1 vices claim that the r.-o.rat
Paragtuyans vreto decisive
T has recently received | a
•- Dr. Wm. .1. Walker.
*
• ! w -otiii-r iia-1 t«. ft
lv fflscs^. Nc.t titefr-^st
ggravated it.
tratmiHs-ion of
N. w York ar.d
pteevi as having twr.
ir.-t time in trn vear..
d that
Vat. atul th.-)t iu re >' to expect it If we be patient if we be trust
illagr* / fob we may also 1-e hopeful.
I Farthennotv. situated as v . are. my
at ion without recoguitioix i-v the «?n
....... i;
7th. Visitors, or other persons, shall not be
Invited-or allowed by the servant ! to come of
remain apqn,tite£>temijef of the master with
out hbv express permission.' „ *1*
See. 3. Be it further enacted, thait when the
servant shall depart fropi thy service of his
master withont-good cause, he or she shall
forfeit the w.vgvsdne to him or her; and shall
obey all lawful orders of the master or. his
agent, and shall be honest, truthful, sober and
diligent in his or her Imsiness.
Seat, ih- i; :: ;i.er enacted, Thto'jSe
master may.dischatgc-his servant for Hfiul
disobedience of the lawful order- of the mas
ter or his agent,'for habitual drunkenness,im
moral or illegal cowtoct, want of respect arid
civility to himaelthis family, guests or agents,
or for absence from the premises without per-
missioQ. •
Sec. St Do- it furthor enaattti. that if any
petfou shall persuade or attempt to persuade,
entice or cause any servant to desert from the
legal employment of the master before the
expiration of his or frier term of service, -or
* ** " any such servant, without his pr
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon ituijct-
n.est'and conviction before.any.court baving
iurisdirtion thereof shall, be .tinea;-in afstnn
cot exceeding-two hundred dollaraand costs,
and if said line aml cortsAxll not be imrae-
diatelv paid, the court shall sentence said
convict to not exceeding tworihontbs itnpri-
-sonment itLtho common jail of.the county. Pf
to labor on some public .worit of tbq county
in the dUcretion of the court, and -he or she
moreover shall be liable to pay^tbe party in-
jured in damages. »
Sec. C. And be it further enacted, that this
act shall take effect and be ia force from and
immediately after its passage, any law, usage
or custom to the contrary no: witfcsfanding.
One hundred and fifty copies were ordered
to be printed for the use of tbe Senate. !t
Air. Thornton of Colmrihn* introduced tlie
LATER FROAI EUROPE.
on oms—oijRK*:»ui(j //
ARRIVALS OF THE CITY OF NEAV YORK;.
FURTHER DECINE IN COTTON,
&c., &c., - &c.,
^ Nitw 1 Yori<,'kfdc.58.—lT^h* steamship City,
of New York, from Liverpool, with dates tp
the 22d ult. via Quoentown to the 23d, has
arrived. : '> r | ’
The sales of pofton at Liverpool on Mon
day and Tuesday amounted to ll,000 b^lc9.
The marker opened with a steady demand,
bnt closed flat; with a slight decliue,:;: r ; < !
The Alanehester market was quiet.
The bank rates have been - reduced to six
per cent, for mouev. Consols 89 1-2 a 89 5-8.
kiliMiU s-ifl tan ’I L , ■ ,43 j
AVaSiiinOToN, Dec. 9.—Iff tlie Seriate the,
credentials of Alcssrs. Alcorn and Sharktjy 5
were presented, Mt no.action was taken there
on. j tit hhII-eiU-Uu.m w»K ot.mm!
In tbe House a resolution was unanimous
ly passed that the : public debt -ought to be
promt)}" paid. ,’. , !. -••• •
Tlie Seqrctary of .theTretetfry.Tecoriniicnds
that tbe collection of thc inteirial Rereriue
taxes accruing m the States previous to the
csfublislifucnt of coUcctiorilf>ffiee4:1>e. indefi
nitely postponed, and tliat all sales of prop
erty under the Direct Tax law he suspended
until the States shall have an opportunity of
.nssraningtiie paymcnt.of the (tax assessed;
Loss of a Savnnpah Steamship.
Special Dispatch to Savannah Herald. . j! ] --
New York, Dec. 5.—The steamship Wcy-
bosset, Captain Parish, of the Savtinnah Stai;
Line of steamships, was bunicd'tq-day. The
disaster occurred while (liei ^'ey^risset was
lying at. her dock. - . .
The loss Will be heavy. • -
[By Telegraph.] ,7.
CPRGRESSIONAL.
SENATE. ' ' *
YVAsnixoTONyDec. A.—Senate assembled at
12 AI. Air. Foster, president pro tern/ Air.
Dixon offered a series of resolutions passec
condi-
of
ioUs
were ordered to be printed.
' Committees for ! the Session were then an
nounced, the chairmen of which toh as. fol
lows: j
Foreign Affairs, Sumner, of Alass.;.Finance,
Fessenden, of Alainc; Commerce, Chandler,
of Alichigan; Alanufactories, Sprague, ot
Rhode Island;,Navy, Wilson, of Mass.; Rev
enue, Grimes of Indiana; Judiciary, Trum
bull, of- DC; Postofficcs, Dixon, of Conn.;
Claims,-Rainsey of Alinri.; District of Colum
bia, Dixon, of Conn.: Private Lands, Harris;
of New Yorkf Indiiri Affiles, DodUttic* bf
Wis.; Public Buildings. Foote, of Va.; Pat
ents, Cowan, of Pa.; Territories, Wide, of
W. To (.-ili: A tci,0l. sillkiWrt-* f ' a heavy
pi fS Goods—The fo’lawiag nuotstiiins and disiadehe*
are from the Bulletin of the Dry Ooods Exi-liange, -HI
and51-'Park-place; A i .4 -! J| i] 1. r A,
Jobber* /Virra.—’Irowa Shceting^AtlanUe A It 1 ■;
Atlantic H,Atlantic KaiyAUaM^.C, 27; Atlantic F,
SI. lioott s. SO: ltoott II, Si Bleached olnrtinss—,
Wamsutta, IS; Willianiatrittf, 40; Londsale, 33: Hill,,
3314, Bartlett, 31>j: Bartlett it. 26: Home ltiver, SO;
B*bk.«it tied llaak «, ia iVinW-Jlen
W,"«; Merrimack D. J6: Coeheeo. 24)* “
......
Co, flflr Armurer'* 31. Ging-,
tTt . w , f _ sfrtrna, lj: ptrlftyil. £!. Col- j
ored Cambric—Washington, S3; Portlan.l, 13. Bronn
-
fnoskeag V, Oi’A’. bwiR Hirer, 33; Alha-|
nr. S3. Buipes—Thorndike,. 40; UncasTiUe, 35; Pitta-i
flefdTssV. Knton Flannels—silmon Falls, tpteaohod,
50: Sain ion Falla, brow*, 4SJ4 -Spool c W*5r c ??'*'<
Ihnpresa Trail, fl 15. Demand good. Xcyefti
IXL Skirts, prices unchanged. ,
Chicago.— 1 Trade quiet, it being Saturday. Week’s
business has ftUqwn more activity m woolen goods.
pHiLuJtiftrfiA.-^Cbtton gflodi^ift*®'' ttnPBttled and dull
buyers holding off for lower prices. Woolens quiet.
laortsnUJ.—Week’s trade very Cate.; Prints 2^tSc,
of a few
jttlet
iUll
. .. w «rel
duccd; prospects are Uiftt goodi will be higher.
N*w‘Yiftfi. Ded. 6.—The oottom tnatket to-day wai
dull, with sidfta of 1,000 boles, at 50 cents per poun.f foi
middling.
Gold quoted »trf^.| I' )\ O {{ *
N2kVi&
Nasnnujt, Doc. 6.—The market conUnnes unchanged
•pell of weather gives fcir promise. We have tokc4
extra pains to-day to make OUr' quotations as accumt
Tea—Imperial W- Young Hysm?$l UU*,
^.ST^StSt lSKfe Porto Hleb l^-sbo. -*M. 1 i
®MMM.eo-Ooh«80@M:M.i,Pt »l®t*,j J
*^rup—GoWen!tldit5,
F.^ s?«- 0 B&rn&m
.Cora Meal—$1 per bushel.
Bacon—Clear sides 2T
market. Shoulders 2te.
Hftmk-Htldmt»c.'<- . .
I.ard->Firm otSUcin barrels, 27e in tierces, and 28c
k 'fL
lb. Stearino and Tallow $7- 25(>.
A.... ».!V :A Large Supply of;’- • ( j
MISCELLANEOUS AND SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
Initial Stamping tor Envelopes and Paper, done to order.
ItoolAtwtfriHstiuTarw ,,,i ,, .'
FRESH ARRIVALS.
Hew Grocery Store.
; . nritsE OF REPRESENTATtyES.
Dec. 8 —Very little bnsiriew ofimports
was transsicterl in the House to-tfay,beyond
introduction of new matter and the .second
readings and refferencc of bills and yesp;
nal, a motion was niade to reconsider the reso
lution adopted yesterday fitting Wedn'r- ’---
' *(0 brifig'Ah tiw^TerttoriofEtarte Htn*
cere to day. Me Gartrell,- Of Cobb; said the
salaries of these officers had been greatly’Jh-
creased by the Legislature of 18B3 and 18M.
The formet salaries of thfr Secretary qf .State
and Comptroller General w^re,affixedbj tbc
Code, $1(500. To ineetthe dcpreci*tion' ; of the
Confctleyato money,ybey,haibeen raked to - ^
♦3,C00,andlh‘e ConferirfMiH/|be new Con-
attention having adopted the' liars of the, test - ■ : & committee of thirteen was a]
Legislature, and it being incompetent foy the
Legislature either to jocrease ortiimiffinft tiie
salary of ,ap officer junng the time for winch
heTis elected: if ihesc officere were elected
, Bamimqu.—Can only repeat our
dayivu-t; Saturday asuilly dull; <
nt Motor middling.
« .ill'll-
@14c per
able salt 12* ;
16^.
Common 10c. _ - . , , . .
2ScVE®Sh t
•%BS223b*mk and iftdyoQclqg.
’ the foliowinj
Our market is ver; ’
firm at the fuUowing quotations: No. 1 mackerel ftbt I
&¥&sffsss srsi
« Tr.'-’Ti. u. a C1W1 Ull.il,. l.oir 1.1.
5 00® do*; pickles,
» Y bush. Peachep>:?4
bt:
iH'.mai
noiaaiMMOO
FIRM.
D_ DALY A BROTHER
X§£7^?facon.'
At Bryant's Old Auptiqit> Room,
Stewart.
Ei
Butter, Eggs, Bttcon, 'Dried 'Fruit, etc;, etc.
■OOd& R3IUOia YJ3aQlfl. ■ ;
First Class . FAMU-Y
Cdni,M<-al,
. doc^< -lm*. •
1
Listtof Artivals tit Brotya’s Hotel. > i
December 10,1U03.
CTrfrt.'wD'Tifreicy.'MUsaiGtbsley,fia; n,
Chambers, W W Dodge, N Y; Mrs Wllacn, Ga;
Lt A Smith and.vtlfet OhidjiM. lV t bmdnf, Va; L
D Jackson, Ga; A S Stamps, Tcnn; H S Wimt.lsh,
J Stout, B K Tharp, B F Wilder, P Brown, Ga; M!
LouDr^HSnuit^m^rcSpKranTOaT’; N
C; E Dcmncad, Wm J Hoke, H Af PufoamjlJ B
Trlinra, J Ilalnood, Ga; Mrs Maddox ind servt, J
CinSTMAS HOLIDAYS.
T. W, FREEMAN.
Hits-just received the ImrgSat-Asaortmmt of
FRENCH CANDIES,
P'Jja a/
K,oc?kaway lox* Sale.J j
J.'.x. bUft > ItttU 11IMI .. I * »|.. '
‘ Mnqfttff mm - "
twu horses.
IHT.M-ufbeTTy^t.i •
A ■ NG. 1 BOCEAWAY^-nqarly ucw. Cau
i Y ured i-Uln-r lor onc or two
CUBBEDGE, CALDWELL & C0(
.tdooU liluil-ii'
^Bankers and,jokers, j
.n»-»hv.ijl i«* mh \a I
■unm - f* boot macon, Georgia. - —i. m
No. R*li5: Mo.aSSSO; No.3,*300. White, ll«lt l,b
no. 1.$106,.. 8^dme«SSe1»toitoUmraM^^_
S3®5 25 ¥ bush,
, Dried Beef—Per lb, 30e.
Candies—Common stick, usorted, by tba quantity, ih
,,0 Wh,n" i ^SSS^U«ed-'R*i«i»'iii Bot.rtnoh
wortf^? wft^afperwr o'd
tMgffrnmMrntt'VtoiMmirjm
BranmeV—Fremd:, Si- 7*61*; aewijlla* t» -qualiit.
Cst*»l*.S4feO.' «a W r ( »7iW48». .Paac^^ite^*!^'
^llruoi au(^t>yesraflh^thu!re has' iieen a decline In
name nrtiet.n,-which»»duoledMfolloir»: Capperae W
ft, Sr-, mom p ft, 10e-;-indigo, tl 504.3; madder (Duiefc
9 oz, $3 85; nitrate ftilver (*Uck pure) $2; epuom Malts
Alcohol—Is held at $515^7*.
AU V V.’Vi
•Tanner’*, $2 25; lard, $275; castor, $6; linseed, 1
$2r<!t*aToik$110l»gallML -..‘t-l 'Jt )\Wj |
Lime^-IsIfeS ftt fiOc per bq, cleUy^red cbhper^Vnbt
;12C; dry filled. Off 10o: green ^tad eft, 8c; gret^i,
^-fer^ir^fpdlon’keeShearUe'e U aoroffered
No, to quoted at » 2( 'aiAt Its etnta added
e 'l'ronSSSfSeitom, bar, loiiefandJSn'jsj^o; Ki
burg, bar, 7< ~
Copper
■iitfiel 4
board* toS4 SOW dozen;B
75 V dozen for 14 and 16 and 18, and *4 for ft), add «
for24.
. Axes—Jluve declined.oonwderably. We qqote
V- do*, Alt'; VS,
v 1.1. -j t n
f. ream, »ecordiDg t*
7po,-3So.
(i)iton Batting—40c
T-.vinc— W-
^Wrapping
kl ifrildt—lu dozen package*! $1 SO p doatnl 'SebtA, IS
50*51 doz. T
• r Manilla.Uquoua atW^agp. j\
Wheat—Medi
White, S!f5»,2 23.
13Ir. Sumner introduced a Mll'of list s«sipn
.to regulate commerce between the several
States, wbich was referred to the committee
on commaeti-^Cr..Smnneffdso introduced
resolutions instructing the Secretary of the
Treasury to inform -Senate, whether there
are any persons employed la -thf TrartnjDe-,
partment who have not taken the oath re- '
quiretl bylaw: also, vffiethcri.tbera - in any
person employed in that department in offi
ces not anthoriaed*bt tow Ofr. Johnson qb-l
M to the resolution, as it went over and
*SasS6ffiKm*«£JK|
- Apple^*VmaS«tot»,aqeojd.ag ta quaMf. r ■
vJ l;uuer—W«ii»ii> Bes«nra, .4Scr choice a H
U> ‘
l*b according to brand
SPEGEAii A ]SrOTIOESti
:tnii lif-iiH tun; 'ilhvrtin#
Seih II. Gates tor Tax Collector.
ii: Tben*msof.thIz geatle^l* “hjmncedbyi.fc.
friends u a candidate for Tax Collector ofBfib
county. Election la Jaaoary next
He ia weU qualified for tbe office, and ia recoin-
mended because of his unfitness for many of' he
confer with a committee from the House in
anticti [hit relation |tp, the, death ,af, president.
Lincoln.
-- .Mr:Morgan introduced, abillto incorpor-
ate an International Telegraph Company for
A telegraph line, between New York and the
.'lYcst lndies, wlffch was referred, to the.doint
. ' Adjourned to meet Monday next. ,..
becT-te
Hant Fbiezds
-‘‘ribrsEOF RrtpRKSEjrtATirhf.
On motion of Mr. EHiett,: it atis- ordered
salart. He desired, therefore, to
tbe resolution bringing on, the election to-day,
mto the election. * fl.4 vr; ct.: i vi , [j
■jtie'i^oTritibh having been recorifidtoed . that so much of tbe President's message!**
MnOaaTBEix offered a resolution changing relates to freedmen be referred to jj special
the-salaries of .the, State House ofSrefs t» ' committee of nine. " . ’ . ' ! ’ ' : ‘ I I
»(»(• ueranftiffiLi ii’' ii 1 t JIT-'iO j vJut Bingham offered ameadriienU W
that the salarie* of-these officers should lte . Ebaty- Amendments referred tct .the com-
tbe same as those fixeti bythe.pode. ' ; mittee on. the jndiriary.
■;/ 1 A CARD. JJM ■■
H. P. RzbptKGwu;.: : :c-p.—.lullyijffimnllte'clUr
zens of .Macon" and surrounding country that he
has ojyned a new grocery atort on 3d street, lop dp,
site the Express office, under the firm name of
vmsamsemiemis
them (hey. can alwaja findacboteeHoek at Family
Groeerie*. frezh Northern Butter, Coffees, Chedi
Sugars, potatoes, Oriiona an'd all article* bhedi
by fiuniles and merchants In the Grocery trade. Oar
choke. GireuaacSU.
i men* -ot
i of f
nl State
< and in itaelj)
i of result:
(ouM doi
A bill to b .-allot an a, t to .alter and
amend Chap. 4, Art. 1. P.irt -’nd, title 2nd
of the.Code ot 1 in rt-lation ;.> in-
denteil^gyant- and aj.j r, :;;!, .
tbe Senate and
1840 of
. T Ware, containing each 490 acres,
January Election—Tax Collector,
. The friends ot JAMES P. SIMS , authorize tbe
ar.nonttcetncnt of bis name a* a tuiiabie candidate
I | H. BH or Tax Collector of BiLb county, and Invite he
etXhnSm : Mr. F^ftwtelll. totWtlneMl.a'.aeaolftttoo w wiBMsralVfta akrttoii to ,be held
* a . MkffH law Ire declaring te.to be tmjust to deny colored per-1 the 1st Wednesday in January. 1SC6.' n0r!4 tq»
acompetent, to rrp „ - so^ffi^right of suffrage, who have contrib- ,
res*.>lniion.
Mr. Stewart
statute by rtso-utio
cla:.' v.but tbe law wa>.
Mr. Most-, of Muscogeeinaiataincd'
bad virtually repealed
been .bestowed .bnt
.1 cm.! ,rmi -TnSTeffipn
tidclp:^'
I I,,., i-NOTICE.
., ^EtiRGtA-PiBriWUhjVi^Ai
ed to the estate of Secdhatn I
conn ty.decra^d,. are reflmredtomakclmrdefitae
WWf-,*.
Notice.’
Court ol Ordluary ofsaid eotmtj for leave to
all the property, both real and persona), bch
to NecdhosS'Miifle, UtoofaaldiaouMy. decca
A. M. LOCKETT,
Dissolution.
HpHE firm of &ly ^iltigeraid^U Uxii daf dli-
Jl solved by mutual consent Either of the
partners is authorised tb'acttlc the firm business.
All those indebted to the late firm will please call
and settle, and, Jhoae touring v plaims against the
firm will prcscht them without delay.
The Ji ‘
the old i
dcr the firm liarnc of
. m2 VSijifs
.jnaroro 1 m n ^
; ik.-Afi A trf ■*’ Rinov,
hi be ilapity td led Ihet^ old friend*
" ::;"! a ^9-«*i
:-.v.«;;.;v'H6'ti:0»rai"!,'C'm",, i
trAtafnStoilahnpdn
M. Dr*twr,' l«e bf ekid Coijrit
. These arc, therefore/ to dtc aH persons nit
cd to be and appear at the Court of ! 0h!foary on
sajagAwagaatiacSaf
under my hand and otficlal kgoatnrei
m 'Wit m. bilk y;
rwA>,
Ord'y.
II aoetowSOdS l'M
- .— - ~x~ 'Jk'-l ,fli4a| , , R>it!
ii a Notice,*.
Court of Ordinary, of Bibb county, for leave to
Notice.), J
■AdWt-tosiB
[1m: will 1m- mule for
Nos. 2T and 4e, in the
. of the countv of
, belonging to Tab
I- nfm-j ,.w
Natural Guardian.
rr- 1
AtmtiltfmUl)., Sale . , d
1 GEfJtCIA—Btin CorNTV.—By virtue 6
dcr from th'c Court of Ordinary ofctldconufj.'will
be sold before the Court Houae door in tbecityof
Macon, on the firatTutaday in’ February next, be
tween tkeusual hours'of sale, tbe following pro
erty, towlti -North lulfof lor. No. l'J5, c<mulnli
-I0»)jf-s*res,:tnorcs*d«*, also, the adjoining half
lot, next-to the ToVrofkee croekjNo. i'M.toutai
in? 1(» acres, more or Ians. • Abo H acre. laore,._l
less, on the cast aide of tbo Perry road; all ot ttM
No. lj block 54,: of (tie city of Macon, and said
county, containing (JO half acre, more or less, and
ten shares Brunswick railroad stock: sold a» tbe
« ’ JULIA E. COLLINS. - T ‘ “ ‘
dec9w40d.* Administratrix.
H41A (-
.ROPS ’ ute.i nr tor
GUM DROPS,
SHAUTERVES, . - ■ - « r »
BURNT ALMONDS, .it
PIG DROPS,
t .. i CREAM BONBONS - - a
- -rt'v. DREAM ALMONDS,
"<d« sulhddtliMML-n.'f.a
k'H I ■> MIXED CANDIES,
... i...t..*.-1 . —
... q ARAK-VN DROPS,
.1 din-.. I > ..Jo J Liuj n,. I
zi'1'1 And all other Varieties of uni
( nvtl
Put upla ptalnr aadiortauatsiui .boar* of ten to
A,.large assortment qf. WcE
XfrxiXfXiWL* 1 ** V L'EM ONR,
'/-JELLIES, PRESERVES Sad PICKLES,
■ir> n.i-ci. Vln gmt variety,
lyifniti, IiIQUOR3 ;AND BRANDIES,
Lay^Ramins, ^ Eng|^i^yaln^^ Altyonda,
11 ;jE^VAIiLA»;ORA^aES, C
iA-WtS4PM6?,'9iigftfClJte«'.'Butler.
. ami Mackerel.
I NaturaiPrtLiti in Carts, and an infinite variety
Ahtert stotk-of FIREWORKS wlU In re-
eeived to morrow. dacltVlw.
Having added largtety to my stOckW
PURE t>lt'U6&, MEDICINES,
■ :: M °*’ PATENT' MEDICINES.
•jO«IjRAfll4E GikR.DEN.SKBDi}.
IftMIMI ■ I ■ l ■ i stor U.-
NET^ XlWEfll<iA#Mt}tlkr AIlTICLES,
ItUtt-tonfiOeftf. in ariuring | Ibe public thL the
quality, atyle and prices of these good, i-anuuf fall
to give entire satiaiketion.
ui-w.7 va Mrfillia,,
Triangular Block
'Extensiyis Sale,
Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, Etc.,
BY FINDLAY & K-ENRICK,
P*ftW 'W \w- *
De Lalncs,
Prints,
WffiltHdUmrA> f ^^KO'»
Pants 8tuflk,
Boots and Shoes,
Hosiery,
* Buttons,
Shoe Thread,
T^.fSX£t7Si!gti& r ^o.,
in a Dry Goods Store.
The above will be said by the pnekfffc* aad piece,
of City and country Dealers and Meeebsuts wilt Sad
it to tbei r ItitcieaUo attend this Stic.
toaivOiq
SUNDRIES.
fYQOXSNBLftNpirs,, . , ijln0
IL—I—_—ejImil't hoxp, 1
aaoTa Yaagafaw
SOLE LEATH^/t,' 'l'^ H O U u
r 1 ,*’ “ -Kip LEATHER, ■ . ,
I HI AT 31 a HtlTATr *
harness leather,
SMOKI NO:9JRAi£ C.o t
iJouinitV* ■' ’
.* .aviwi'vjd zMrroifA, •
,*“i«i«oV- tm‘i .vv-ucj ■ . ,1
iV 1. tsltuD ,.„t|. AND OTHER BKANfo*.
1 a CHEWING TdBACCO.
He onlv
The Tribune’s W^ahin^tcm -pc
-'•rr-na le was {riven 10 Gen.
LouiaKia* <leli ~~
alludiM ho
* ) rtrosf'fitorekOf ‘
%
Light!
for sok at tbe !
M. BOTD j
REST’S EAST INDIA COFFEE!
n EQUAL TO JAVA i eA
yl HAJ-F T/LK rKICE! VN
Zeroes Twice as Far !s
Becbmmf nded aad Used by AH! I
1> I For sale by
deelOAt. 3 0 MJTPIiki.
SALE.
Hiratzoo * Co'*- Nashville
Law Partnership Settlements , iD 1)]e wor jj i
nd Practice ek. Send for Col- j atl p. BI ^ ©ROCRR8 IN THE NORTH
* *t. Additas AND SOUTH.
CTSITTOW A OO. *“*
bvlfie. Tens. | The Southern Trade, to which it is_ »;^ c iaJJy
