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MASON St ESTILL,
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
Dot. W.T.THOMPSON,) Al |ocUt«Sdlt«rf
Dr. J. 8. JONES. J
lAHIIST CMWlATIM II 8ITT AI8 B88MTRY.
THURSDAY. JUfUB *, !*»»•
COHOBEfiBIOSAIi DSMOCBITIO EXECUTIVE )
Committee, Washington City, May 26. J
Tiie uiidersigned requests the chairmen
of aH State, county, city, township, or ward
Democratio and Conservative committees,
associations or clubs, to furnish the Congres
sional Democratic Executive Committee with
the names of members of their associations,
for reference during the pending Presiden
tial campaign. Documents will be furnished
by this committee, on orders accompanied
by money, at the following rates:
For sixteen-page documents, in wrappers,
and franked, $12 per thousand.
For eight-page documents, in wrappers,
and franked, $7 per thousand, or at the
same rate for a smaller number. In particu
lar cases they will be furnished gratuitously.
Communications may be addressed to Hon.
Samuel J. Itandall, M. C., Washington City.
By order. J. ft Dooj<itti.e,
Chairman Congressional Demc cratic Exe
cutive Committee.
A PaaDiCTioN.—Hon. A. H Stephens pre
dicts the defeat of Grant in November, al
though the Southern States are not allowed
to take part in the Presidential contest
He says Grant's nomination has fallen fiat,
creating no sort of enthusiasm whatever.
Nothing is wanting upon -the part ci the
Democrats but common prudence at Nev;
York, to secure the election of their candi
date. Mr. Stephens U very confident that
the three great States of Ohio, New York
and Pennsylvania will vote agaiust Grant by
decided majorities.
TBS ROHAN DOCTR1NH.
For months past Sumner, Stgfien* Wad*
Wendell Phillips and other leading Radicals
have been andeavofing to kill off Grant. In
one of his oration*, delivered some months
ago, Snmner, who aspired to the nomination,
tried to kill off the Generals at one blow by
reviving what he called the “Rqmaa doc
trine,’' which taught that all cfcil wars are
so unholy and unnatural that no soldier en
gaged in thfcm on either side should bo re
warded. **No army,” he exclaims, “can
win glory by dealing death or defeat to an
army of its brothers. The ancient Roman,
Ignorant of this sacred and most comprehen
sive relation, recognizing only the exclnaive
fellowship which epriugs from a common
country, accounted eivil war as fratricidal.
They branded the opposing forces, even un
der the well-loved names in the Rupublic, 89
impious, and constantly refused honors,
thanksgiving and triumph to the conquering
chief whose sword had been employed against
his fellow-citizeus, even though traitors and
rebels.”
A Roman Catholic periodical recently al
leged that a confessional had been established
in Trinity parish. New York, by the Rector,
the Rev. Dr. D!x ; and, furthermore, thai
Bishop Potter h.id countenanced its estab
lishment. Dr. Dix does not deny this alle
gation in toto, bat quotes Jeremy Taylor,
Crammer, and other eznineut Protestant di
vines who have spoken and written io favor
of the rite.
Junt-E Chase’s Prospects.—A Washington
letter says a joint committee of Conservative,
Republican and Democratic politicians are at
-work canvassing to hud out what strength
Judge Chase can certainly carry to the Democ
racy, if they should agree to nominate him.
There is some hitch with the “seven Senators/*
who do not deem that the auspicious moment
to show their hands has yet arrived, while the
Hancock man are determined that he shall sat
isfy them as to what he can do in the shape of
splitting the Republican party before they com
mit themselves to him.
A Reminiscence.—Below, says the Winches
ter Times, will be found a letter written by the
immortal Stonewall Jackson only a few weeks
before his death. It ha3 never appeared in
print before:
“NCAK FUEDERlCtSBtP.G, J
April 10, 13G3. J
Mt/ l)ear Sir: Tour letter of the 27th ult.,
nformir.g me that at the. recent meeting of the
Home Missionary Society of the Baltimore An
nual Conference at Churchville, Augusta county,
Ta., I was ‘constituted a life director of said
Society, * has been received. I appreciate the
honor conferred, and hope that I may yet be
privileged to be present at your deliberations
for advancing the great missionary cause. The
harvest is abundant, and my prayer h that we
may all labor with burning zeal for the glo
rious cause lor which qur Redeemer died. The
Church has a mighty work before her, and we
are assured that as she advances her career
will become more glorious, until the whole
world ehall bow before the mild sway of Em
manuel.
“ I am greatly gratified 1 at seeing a growing
religious interest among our troops here.
“ Thanking you for your prayers and good
wishes, I remain, very truly and fraternally
yours, T. J. Jackson.
“Rev. Geo. Y. Leech, Secretary.”
Ir it was considered diegraoefal in Sena
tor Wade to cast the vole which be fuliy be
lieved was to raise him to thp Presidency,
what was it in General Grant, who went
wholly out of his way, besides being guilty
of the grossest insubordination, to declare
that the safety of the country demanded the
conviction of the President ? Mr. Wade is
a member of the Senate, and no doubt had
a perfect right to cast his vote as bo did; he
exposed himself to pubjio scor^ because ha
refused to couple his abstract right with
practical considerations of common decency.
But General Grant, whether he knows it or
not, is the subordinate of the President
Congress may have made Jiim ‘General of
the Armies,” but the Constitution-has made
the President CommandeMn-Chief of the
Army and Navy ol the United BUteg. Titfi
Commander's lieutenant presumes to declare,
that his superior must be deposed from ofSce
in order to secure the poace of the country ?
Wha‘ are his ideas ot obedience np'd „ duty ?
In wnat esteem can he hold the old mtkinft,
that no man is lit to command wh£> dags-not
know how to obey ? Such an iustance'nf
flagrant insubordination has not occurred ip
our history, and the individual who l» guilty
of it has simply exposed himself to the pen
alties of court-martial.—Boston Post.
The indelicacy, not to say indecency of
Wade’s vote in the impeachment c*3e Is
only excelled by Grant’s remaining, in office
as General of the Armies, while be is a can
didate for the office of President. Exercis
ing despotic control over ten Slates of tbe
Union, in which his power Is above the Con
stitution and laws of the country, every offi
bial act of his io the enforcement of thoRe
construction &?heme, which has been plain
for the purpose, of keeping his party in
power, is an official act in the advancement
of his own aspirations for the Presidency.
His present position ia even more reprehen
sible than that of Senator Wade in the im
peachment trial.
■
A Perfect Fit.—Sotiebody ha
oJy^vJfeusinl# jli
^ York Globe, that
ted very strongly, in the*Kf^
ex-GovemorWance had, during the late civil
war, offered to batray the cause of the Confed
eracy, he nails the lie to the counter with an
emphatic contradiction, and then goes on to
say:
I do not need to court any pojrfjlarity North
by denying. or falsifying xoj actfifeis. fortu
nately, i am not compelled to -approve my
loyalty for the future, by exhibiting and para
ding my double villainy in the past. JJavin,
«&tea no fire at the bogihnidg pf the war,
have not felt under the slightest necHlity
mating dirt since its close.
Wo beg to thank the ex-^tovergqf Joy cut
ting out and fitting,In ffcete Hnes^ap for
another ex-Governo* if anybody knows
where a more perfect fit can be had fox tbffc
shameless head, we will be exceedingly, obliged
lor the InfbrpmUoa.—jMcicgn Meuenger.
of I
Akdt’s Pluck.—Forney gay,: “ji r . j>,
U Keleay, a dark is tbe First Auditor's
Offlc, Treasury Depvttpcatt, was diamlssed
Friday by AattaMnt Sefcretary Cooper; be-
caiue of language ua«t at a recent meeting
«» tbe Second Ward Republican Club,
****°beiy and corruption in
• Msnatox,- igilZoa
CHIEF JUSTICK catSKI FriWAORM.
If there is any reliance io be placed in the
New York Herald’s dispatch—if it may in
deed be regarded as a manifesto from Mr,
Chase, then certainly bas ihe Chlet Justice
mfcdo a bold bid for the Presidential nomi
nation. His platform is a very great im
provement on that of tho Chicago Conven
tion, and with the exception of bis universal
suffrage (dank, would bo acceptable. Even
that objectionable feature is somewhat
modified by his denial of tho authority of
Congress to force negro suffrage on the
States against the will of the people.
We have intimations from Washington of
strong Chase movement going forward
there. TUiB manifesto would seem to cor
roborate these reports, and if the publica
tion i3 authorized by Judg3 Chase and his
conservative Republican friends, we will
s^on have the declaration of principles on
which he feipecttMo go before the country
in a more authentic form.
The First Gcn.—The reverberations of the
first gun in the great battle for the preservation
of the Constitution and civil government, broke
our ears yesterday from far-off Oregon. As
the signal of victory, it brings joy to every pa
triot heart in the land, ^way in Oregon, where
the wrongs, the outrages, this "corruption and
infamy of the vile cabal who have usurped the
Government, are only partially realized, the
people have repudiated Radicalism, and de
clared in favor of Democracy and the Consti
tution of their fathers.
All hail, gallant Oregon!
Harvest Begun’.—The Rome Courier of
Tuesday says: “The planters io this county
will commence harvesting this week. Tbe
indications are that the yield will not be large,
iu proportion to the breadth of land sown,
but of excellent quality. The piice in this
market will open at probably two dollars a
buskel, but the expectation is that it will soon
decline. We would again suggest that parlies
will sub8urve lheir interests by gelling Iheir
wheat into market as soon as practicable.
Ma-d;
Another “Tbooly Lb it” Heart
HapV’y.—There is, saya the Macon Messenger
great rejoicing among the “hog-backs’' of
the ifiixth Congressional District. It is un
derstood that General Meade has given the
certificate of election to Congress from that
district io on9 John A. Wimpey, a scalawag
from the auriferous regions of Lumpkin
Con*tv, notwithstanding that Colonel John
£L Christy, of the Athens Watchman, the
Democratic candidate, received a majority
of the votes cast at the recent election. If
Wimpey is ever able to find his way to
Washington, we will certainly hear from him.
Som4 to Jy in Atlanta wrote him a speech for
delivery during the Congressional canvass,
whiefc will do very well to re-date and re
name and send to his “constituents.” Mo9t
of them are great readers—they read Latin
about as well as they do English.”
Crops.—The editor of the Griffin Star re
ports as the result of a two week’s tour
through Fayette, Henry and Campbell Coun
ties, that the wheat crop is fine, though
somewhat damaged by rust; that the corn is
looking finely, and that a great deal has
been planted, and that farmers generally
arc giving a good deal of attention to the
raising of fine grasses and clover, with the
prom fee of tho best results.
To Adjourn.—“X,” the Washington cor
respondent of the Baltimore Gazettcc, Writes
that if is understood to be the intention of
the Radicals to adjourn both Houses of Con
gress on the 30th itsL
Ths Teoublb.—The Washington corres-
ponaefeit of tho Baltimore Gazette says :
: “Tiie Radicals in ihe Senate are now di
vided In resp.ct to ‘restoration’ or 'recon
struction’ upon swo vital points—viz : First,
whether if the Southern States if now ‘ad
mitted’ are certaio of voting the Radical
ticket in November ; aud second, whether if
(iu cale they are prematurely brought into
our bleesed Republic) tho Supremo Court
will n?t have time (before the eighty elec or
al volts can be made available) to authori
tatively declare that all Congress has yet ac-
complfahed in this behalf must be taken in
a Pickwickian sensei and in no wi3a obliga-
toiy ia a legal one.”
Mob, Robbery, and Violence.—As tbe
Seventh W§ffi delegation to the Grant-Coi-
f&x meeting, composed exclusively of ne
.half street near Pennsylvania avenue,
turning from the meeting, some one threw a
stone through the window of HrotUerton's
shoe store. Mr. Brotherton immediately at
tempted to pnt up .the shutters of the ntore
window. At this times pistol was fired by
some one ia the negro procession, a cry was
raised that on attack bad^bsen made upon it,
and a rush was made upon tbe store by the
mob of negroes in the procession. The con
tents of Ihe shoe sore Wire completely
cleaned out, the whol stock ia trade stolen,
and the fltturea of he store' shushed np.
The kitchen of the adorning house was also
attacked and its coheirs destroyed. Mr
Brothdrton and Mr. J. It. Adams, who was
with him, were severely beaten. The latter
is seriously injured. This mob violence was
without the slightest provocation, and tbe
; - oarage cannot be palliated. It is a sample
• * rof What our citizens may expect from the
#ar felntrodsciion into the voting population of
AVaabihgton of all the moat worthless ne-
groe*fn the adjacent counties of Maryland
and Virginia. They are brought here to
vote fraudulently for Bowen, and they im
prove the opportunity by compensating
themaalves by robbery and violence. The
police were notified of this outrage, but the
robbers with their booty were already in the
lint of their procession, and could not be
identified because the o^copants of the store
were too badly fhjured to ruodur any as-
aistance.—National Intttiigthcsr, fSftth.
Grant’s Second Spseoh exceeds in point
of brilliancy, profonnd learning and distin
guished a bility, his ou£- Fancy Web
ster, Clay, or Calhoan, to' say nothing 0 f
Washington, Jefferson or Madison, saying
“gents!”
/‘Gentleman of tfce ~$ofcters’ ami -StUnit’
Contention; I will say while it was never a
desire of mine to become a' candidate for
political office, it affords, me grpat gratifi
cation to feel that I have the Adpport of
those who were with me In the war. If I
did not feel that I bad tbe confidence of
those, I would feel lass/desktops of a coddl
ing the povithra. The acceptability of office
if not a matter of choice bat of duty,* Hav-
lhfracfcspted the nomination I will decline
yoarald till next November. I
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yoo, genu, Ut OMat y.a ka
; moat thank
By Telegraph.
NOON DISPATCHES.
FAOH WASBI5QTO.V,
Ttae Omnlbia Admfsalaw ■***
Washington, Jane 3.—The_ Judiciary
Committee amendments to tbe House omni
bus admission bill adds Florida and exolndes
Alabama from the States to be admitted un
der it. A fundamental cond$lgMftbalttes
shall never he any abridgement at suffrage
on account of race or color. In addition to
the foregoing amendment, in the case of
Georgia, the Jutfdary Committee amend by
striking out the third sub-division on all of
the first sub disisioa ot the 11 fk ■•citioa or
the Vtb snide of the constitution, except the
proviso to the first sub division.
-* m. v ... tho sovorul
The Legislature of the several State.,
be convened within thirty d.ys elter the
passage of this act of Congress i>7 the Uov-
iruorS elect of each State, the PtaKW^Ite
being that the Legislature ah.ll.doM the
14th amendment of ihe ConsUtulion of the
United State,; which tact or udopUonit to
made the duty of the Proddeut. to prorttim
within ten days after he has received omctal
notiflcition thereof. - ■
jj 0TK —This it will be seenTescinds every
feature in the relief danse io tbe constUu
tion ot Georgia, except the ono which pro
hibits tho right to recover on any contract
“the consideration of which was a alave or
slaves, or tbe biro thereof."—Ed. Naws A
IXebald.*
A white man wa9 killed last night by a ne
gro, who escaped. * .•
KHU.1t moil hum d. -
fir. DarU’ Trial PostpoBcil to N»v«wl«r
next.
Richmond, June 8.—The United States
Court met thi3 morning, Chief Justice Chase
and Judge Underwood presiding. The Chief
Justice called the case af Mr. Da via, when Mr
Anderson, of Mississippi, one of the counsel
for the defence,' read an agreement for a post
ponement until October, signed by Messrs.
Evarts and O’Connor. The Chief Justice
asked if counsel were ready for trial independ
ent of this stipulation. Gov. Wells, for the
prosecution, replied, that in view of the ab
sence of the District Attorney, whose wife is in
a dying condition, tbe absence of tho prisoner
Mr. Evarts, who stood in a position
directly representing the Attorney General, the
case could not well be gone on with,
lie suggested some day «»f this terpi In
mliAn 1 L.\ llhli.f Til Ct 1AU n inlrt at.
A mWMgs reporting . deficiency In
BecoutracttoB appropriation ft>r_Uie Fare
Jerenp mUiterp rerertratioa in
open to htiiltanl ootiy an!rettlentaot..
A remiatlou tnaonnclng Kx-fttaident
Buchanan'. dMth, and that M a math of en-
teem for one who had held - such eminent
public station, the Speaker appoint a Com
mittee of Seven to to attend hi, funeral, was
passed by a vote of 80 to 1C. Tho House
took a recess until 7 o'clock.
A ntegium in the If. T. Bersld professing
to originate with a person enjoying intimate
relatione with Chief Justice Casa, represent!
that Jsdge Chase would only actapt a nomi
nation for the Presidency when th, nation
was in the utmost pwU.onf noi.UiaM.
the sacrifice of hit honest eonvietions.
He admit, that the Badical party and
himself differ widely, and that as parties are
now organized, he i, with the Democratic
party. He differs with them, only on one
point—that of universal manhood suffrage, and
agrees with them on ,11 the other great imues;
and, if elected by that psrty, .would certainly
carry out their pwfiev. He says the deplorable
condition of the Southern States demand, pro
per Congressional consideration, and also ma
terial aid from the General Government. He
maintain, that there i, ne Constitutional au
thority for holding the Southern State, in sub
jection, and that it to alike unwise and nnjust.
He favors enfranchisement and the removal of
political disabilities from every white man in
the South; and thinks freedom and manhood
suffrage are unquestioned rights, 1 WJut contro
verts any other power than that of the State,
themselves to confor the right, the General
Government haring no eontrol'over the matter.
HC oppose, the polituaTfifeabilHIe, imposed by
the fourteenth article of the Constitution, pre
ferring a general ^muesty a, a relief. He re
gard, a general iMtaesty as absolutely necessary
—urge, liberal aid to the Southern railwad,
and navigable rivers—think, tbe Government
should bhild levee, on the Hissi&ippi
river from Cairo to the Gulf—urge,
the early, return to specie payment—
Condemn,,' in strong tend, the trial of citizens
by military commimton daring peece, hope,
if President Johnson Tv organizes his cabinet
he will appoint a due proportion from tbe
« titbarn stale,. Replying to a question
r. Chute, said Congress. Jud no-power to
abridge the President's pardoning power.
The Secretary of-War at the suggestion of
the General of tbe Armies send, to the House
a letter from the General commanding the
First District, dated Day 15th, n garding the
caused by this stipulation, and the absence,pf ■ , r . , - . w -
Mr. Evaft,, who stood in a position of more effect of-lhe 14th article in the States sill
October when the Chief justice could ai-
teud. Connie! for tbe detente moved for a
postponement until uexr. term, which the
Chief Justice granted, f aying at the Rame
tima that had tho trial taken place in Hay a
year ago, or*laat tall, or now, it would have
been more convenient for. him, a, he was
ready to try the case. He would, fcotyever,
attend next term, if possible, in view of his
other duties. The witnease,, includiug Gen
eral K. E. Lee, were recogulzrd to appear
oa tbe fourth Monday in .November, and tbe
prisoner’s bail boud was renewed.
WHOM .View UnLElSI.
Election Order of General ■richanan
Nzw Oar.uANs, June 3.—The anxiously
looked for order of Gem Buchanan on the
election v>’i, promulgated to-day. It an
nounee, the election for State, Parish and
Judicial officers, but makca m> mention of
municipal elections. Tbe order state, tbat
the Civil Government hereby provided for to
provisional in its character until after the
14th article of the Constitution of the Coiled
State, shall have been a part of the Consti
tution Coder it the Stale officers elected
will enter upon their duties on the first lion-
day in November, iu accordance with article
153 of the new Constitution, but any vacan
cy occurring io any office in the meantime,
will be filled preferably by the person who
ha, been elected to it. Any officer elected
who may be found to be disqualified to hold
office at the date Darned is to hold over until
his disability be removed or a new election
is held. Cvses of contested election will be
decided by the proper civil tribunal in ac-
c trdance with ths existing State constitution
and laws.
The following is tbe paragraph relative to
the assembling of tbe Legislature: “The
General Assembly will tot convene until the
Commanding General shall have been of
Dcialiy notified of the acceptance by Con
gress of the ntw S'a'.e Constitution, imme
diately after the receipt of this information,
a day will be appointed for tho meeting of
the General Assembly to take acliun upon
the amendment Io the Constitution of tho
United States known as Article fourteen ;
and to define by law the powers and duties
pertaining to tho offices newly created by
the Constitution.
FftGSf OREGON.
‘Site democracy Triumphant.
Sot Francisco, June 3.—The Oregon elec
tion ha, resulted in a democratic triumph.
The democratio Cingreasman ia elected by
one thousand majority. Tae Legislature and
county officers are nearly all democrat:Q,
KV£NIXO DISPATCHES.
NOT ON.
FROM
Proceedings in. Congress.
Disorderly Conduct of tbe
Negroes.
Two Persons Murdered—The Houses of
Citizens Attack**.
The Troops Under Arms.
MAXfiF-aSTO FROrtl JUDOS CHASE.
HB DECLARES HIMSELF WITH THS DEMO
CRATIC PARTY.
Important Communication from O*ac
ral Scbofltlt. * *
uUTi
m
WA3HIX3T0S, Jane 3.—The negroes Were
verv disorderly last, night- A yonth uamed
Headiy -vas .terribly hacked with finery;,
shot and left for dead. The innrifor, re
ported ui noon was committed with n razor.
Several houses were rttined. The people
are much exasperated. Further demomtra-
tious are threatened to-night and serious cOa-:
sequences are apprehended, ffffnta the peo
ple were assured tbat both ihe military nbd
tbe police would prevent armed end unau
thorized processions.
The Ways and Means Committee have,
agreed to poJtpooe action on the tariff
uuiil next seaaioo. There 1 will • be' ape-’
ctal action on some article,, but sugar will
not be touched this seaion. , ,
The Printers’ Uutcti called- oh the Presi
dent, Who, among other things said: “Icon-
aider it a nobler distinction to wbarMon my
garment the tinge of the shop and the dost
of ihe field, than all tbe enaigoia tbat may
attach horn victories won on field, cambered
■with crushed sad bleeding humanity:
The aristocracy ot labor- to tbe true Dem
ocracy. and to that aristocracy I belong.”
Smart.—A bill was Introduced relieving
disabilities from certain Georgians.
A telegraph company ftom Han Francisco
to China asks certain privileges.
A bill organizing the Wyomjng Territory
Was passed. . t a JVC. Ji4J 1
Mr. Hendricks moved to take up the bill
making eight hours a day's work in the gov-f
eminent shops. . , . a
Ur. Trumbull urged the immedlafo con-
stderatien of tbq Omnibus admtostoa bill.
Tfiibout conaidettag either the Senate ad
journed.
House.—Tbe Ohiqooulested election cane
resulted in ousting Morgan and seating De
lano. The following itenubllcana Toting
with the minority, viz: BroomaU, Carey.
Drigg, Ferry, Haley, HU. Lougbbridga.
Mixer, Taffee. Delano was sworn ton
-A remlutloa complimentary to ex-Preei-
dent Baehanan and appointing a committee
of seven) to attend his funeral waa tabled,
several members objecting to U
Hod that the dedeahW’n WSOTVbl
otic. The vote waa faidoAT. itl
Paine, from tbe Beconatruction Commit
tee, reported the Arkmtow bill ea dmatOM
by the Senate with air amendment Mb
Brooke objected, as tbe Reconstruction Com-j
mlttee tad not orderetb ths report. The
■ ;er d.c'uad that tafe Hbusohad coa-
he Honre refusad to zaoalve tha r^
portal imK uTSoiu
I ' •
under provisional government Ho snppos
ed the tffet would te to make vacaut all
the offices held by persons incompetent an-
(tor tbe amendment. 'The number in Vir
ginia will be several thousand and only a
smell portion of these vacancies can possibly
be filled by persons poisessiDg the necessary
qualifications, including ability to take the
oath. Gilt Schofield adds:
“I have already appointed in Virginia
nearly five hundred officers, and would have
appointed more if qualified persona could be
fonnd-” ' He concludes: “When the amend
ment is adopted a large number of offices
must remain vacant tutil Congress gives
some relief.”
The whiskey tax willnct be over seventy-
five, nor less than fifty..eDtS, with (impossi
bility of a compromise at sixty cents.
The tut on cigars wifi remain five dollars.
Tbe above sutemeft^ is gathered from
souieea .deemed certaidy reliable.
The troops are neper arms to-night, by
order of General Hancock, to keep tbe
peace. i
Alabama Dauecraslr state Goavcatlett.
HonraoNKST, June 1—The Alabama Dem
ocratic State Convention met in this city to
day. Him. W. A. Cremhaw, of Butler couuty,
was elected President. A committee of thir
teen was appointed to report resolutions'and
business for the Co&vtption.
The feeling is very Wrong in favor of send
ing delegates to the National Democratic Con
vention, in New fork, on the Fourth of July.
Two hundred and szty-four delegates are
present, and great enttniriasm prevails.
from Xlrtimoad.
BhcsitoKu, June fi—The understanding
la Be Court today seemed to be tbat Mr.
Davis’ trial will, without doubt, pike place
oextferm, and the Chief Justice, iu answer
to a question of counsel, raid he would at
tend at that lime, and remain as long os pos
sible,.consistent with his duties pt the Su
preme Court.
Nzw Ftocn.—Messo. George T. Jackson
& Co., of tbe Granite''Mills, shipped yester
day to Charleston, in time for to-day’s Hew
York steamer, twenty five barrels flonr and
thirty bushels wheat. These gentlemen are
now able to accommodate their friends and
the public with a splendid article of new
Hour.; Always noted for fine flour used ex
tensively by the peoplevif this city and else
where, the present article is equal to any
heretofore offered to the public, from the
justly, celebrated Granite Mills. ‘As the
proof of tbe podding Is In chewing the bag,”
we adivist otU readers to try for themselves.
JtoDOE Caras imp We Dawocniric Hoxx-
XATioit—Attanyp N. X, |Uy 29.—The as
sembling of the Sennit as a Court of Im-
jnaohmeat, and the netting of the Canal
rUjapi, have called together a number of
promineut Democrats. The movement for
Judge .Chiae for the Presidency is the gene
ral topic ot conversatiot, and Gov. Seymour
has expressed himself ia favor of giving it a
respectful consideration, and his views were
•eeonded by many tafliential Democrats
Thp New York dalegatioa will be called to-
gether about the lfittoot June for consulta
tion. - f ' »
Cspt. John Poa, ohitf of poltrie. In view
af ^effnt, removals front the force by the
Mayor has written to thnGeneral command
ing asking-that the integrity of tho force be
preserved, or tbat ha ha tlso removed.
Jadga Meredith of th< Circuit Court to
to summoned, to appear to morrow before
Gan. Granger, and answer the Complaint
Otadaaaainat him of having allowed foreign:
an to he naturalized in bto Court without
proper qualification.
A Good Jon.—The “retired physician
whose aands of life ora nearly ran out," and
«hO' Was recently spoken of among the
‘BWfodlan of Hew York,” had a clever prac
tical Joke played upon him some time ago.
A wag sent him by express a barrel of sand
tq repisutoh bis wasted store. Those who
have hind the benefit of his proscriptions
may be glad to know of this pleasant asslst-
anse.rendered the benevolent old gentleman,
to cnabto him ho easily to prolonghia life and
Wkm-'
—A submarine diver to soon to attempt to
remain under water in Haw York from no
rm anfll sunset on a wager of five hundred
dtiUffim t-ddfci *»,. :y ■ -• •
CLUAYMLAND
SflOJ- •: -:V V'V/'.'HJ • *•
Springs
bitoateo !'<■
CJJSAVELAND COUNTY, N. C„
T.T.reta ■> «— — op«n for vliUcns __
I be 1st of JU3R. . Jld i
WATERS—CHALYBEATE. BED AND
WHITE SULPHUR
- (As m Hm ass Baus 1
PlObflO.
Plc-toc, a sonnd wsU finolta ,fo tisse, \ >
Objcata, but asst sugissUfanaren- . *n - j
B|ndsjadu with arlrac sports
And gala days la oool resort* Z
And rsimsnt ol braaehiag trssa,
or waterside sad ceollng braes*
Ol bill and ds’e, ot shady nook.
The ohryitalStrata and psrtiac break;
The marry laugh, hilar lour shout,
Ot robosl roots lnspoiUra shut
Trim rotk Aid-ddl, and katas brine
or Jumpiog ropes sad giddy Bring—
or sitssast. spas ml:
8
puirn rornu iUQ rinnini
wflnttorw JffltJ rtUnlun
STEAMBOAT LINE!
The light repast, tho quick dfViM
Of female t«ct, ptpriiis* w*j ; * ji ' • K.
For festive meal, with gentle sway
Dlapoaiag children,goeeM, eronnd
On rattle teats or on the.groaud—
Tbe greater sharing with the least
And all enjoying total fea*t—..
A place of rendrsvoue for frleoda.
Fur pleaeant chat, where wisdom blends
Yfi b light dl'-CJurra, where men of trade
And learned men aside have laU
The eoia of books, the care of store.
Of physio, and ef legal lore, . r , ,
And join vbb yovn in fall
To make Ihe most of holiday—
A change from city life to share
With genial hearts, respite from care,
From arid, dasty e tree is—share breeze
Untainted wafts through branching trees.
Where balmy air with health replete—
Is toning down the summer heat.
To snob fair scenes on aammer days.
The chlldtea come in various phase.
And thither those of toiler growth.
With children trooping, oWhlng loth
To join m pastime, freely'cast
Their mead of help, ot mirth, tappet,
And taking port with yoothfil trim
In sport with those kore lithe dt litob—
. Kow groaping, mingling, in repose.
The changing mass In blight tabtoox.
In movement free or under lead.
Same oonchmg on the grassy mead,
Some seated by the water's edga.
Or tramping .through the aand and sadge—
Soma grouped fh'clustar, now unpach
The basket, banker, haversack.
Of vlauds. fruits, or simpler Sara— -
Snoogh for all and much to spare—'
Sow drawn together, vooal thrawg,
Devoutly Join in esc red song,
Attentive list to light declaim
Of orators unknown to fame—
Complacent sit, nor mark the breach
Of grammar in impromptu speech*
And thus In mmy a pleasant way
Speed on the hours of gala day.
And long in memory evergreen
Will live each phase of Plo-Nlc tocne;
And oft blister summer time
gome sound xeeaito the pleasant chime
Of youthful voices as they raise.
Melodious sounds in hymns of praise,
tiofi bless tbe children, bless the friends
Fair patrons, on whose aid depends
Tfce lull repast, the youthful sports
That yearly grace these coelreeorte.
Whose gentle influence bears a swsjr
Moat potent on each ieatal day.
Assorts success. Invests the asms
Of Flo*N!c with a wreath of fame. i
Savannah June 1,1868. > •
[ BUILDINGS on How Houston
i Ball sad Drajtoe streets, froatina
Astasot tbs Farads Ground. Apply
■ystrtrt, to
1st-tt GABHANY A ADAMS.
Tlltt STEAMER
DICTATOR,
* (»^«b »«ta)
Conan OHAB WILLEY,
Will tare ObMlsstaa IVSBT MUSDax at * o’oiook
etuxuAL lavtz’ATAoan.
DkL%NE¥.—The friends and aeqaaintances of Mr.
and Mrs. B. W. Delaney ora respectfully invited to
attend the fonera'i cl their youngest dsi
gent, ftom their residence on S ewartalSMt, TBS
AFTERNOON, at I o’clock. Jv U*
BRAND —The Mends and aogaafaatopoaa Of dock-
eon Brand and family, are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral of the former from his late reel
deuce, on Seat Boundary street, between South Broad
and Hull streets, THIS MORNING, at 10 o’
Special Noticoq.
KOLOfliOVS LODUI, Wo. 1. F. A. M.
at 6
Jk An regular meeting of this Lodge Will b ft
•efWTheld THIS (Thursday) ETENISO,
/Wo-clock. ' ”
Brothers of other Lodges are fraternally invited to
attend.
By order of JOHN NIOOLSdN, W.
J. H. Estzu., Secretary.
Georgia State Bondi.
CestbaL Bah. ,
SavaaLsh, June 8,
Coupons of Georgia SUto Bonds, payabje Stgr
nab, Augusta or the Treasury of the Scats of Geosgta,
will be paid when due, on presentation at this Bosk.
T. M. Cn.NTri.’bOBAM,
jnne4-lm ^Oashlar.
Irish Union Society.
A regular Quarterly Masting of ihe Society will bp
held THIS EVENING In their hall Inthb ExeU
at 8 o’clock, P. M. * ’
Punctual attendance to requested, as’ tmalueaa ot
lmportsnoo wilt ha transacted. » > » ;
By order of Dk A O’BYRNE, knsident.
Wm J. FtTSS, BdO’y. , . je*-Tt
PIV1DEND Wo. 4.
CFTXCB OP TU Gsstbal Rulmad an»)
;
A dividend of Five Dollars per shills? Asm it
earnings of the Road for the past six months^ and an
extra dividend of Two DoHara ppr ftharr” '
reoolved from tha‘Worptua Fund” of tl
have this day boewdoeiared by thaDMetussom «f
Capital Stock of thaflompony. pijaUe aa and
MONDAY, tho ldth instant
The Government Tax on tto Seven Dollars par
share will be paid by this Company.
’ i- T. M. CUSXlNOitAlf.
JUPCS-lm • s:r . ■‘ • ;
NASD haw fOK.iilliOSL
T>AU0. LONDON AND HAW 10
Jr A» .VISEft AND MARRIAGE 01
R. »tEdition, greatly enlarged,
treted. On bis special treatment of
lional and nervous diseiaes; the ar ‘
gitlmate and effectual method of
fistula, stricture, plies, dtebe:** Br _
the kidneys, rheumatism, impurities
Ac. Vailed free, gl SO. ConBultatlon and
■ ' ~ \1T»I
fa’ljm
$5. Circulars free. Dr LARMONT, ]
New York. P. O. Box, S4A.
.13-.
jet-7-lm
NOTICE,
To the Tax Payer«-of ChSVuu
Ccunty.
I will proceed, oa MdiNl) AV, 8tR of Jane, toooBed,
from those who have not paid, the 8Uiewa4 Couhty
Tax for the year 186T. Also, the Bpectol Tax ef <
m
tenth of one per out. | g !• *
Office at the Court Honla. ^
C. V. HOPKINS. Jr.
Jel-CL Tax Collector Chmhqm Ooanty.
ESSAYS FOB YOUNG'WfcV.
On tn, error* and abasts lo-ltra^to Xontk sad
Early Mankood, wut tks human, VMS ot fireMMI
sad cure, scut by man meat ohaegs,Addsreat
-li HOWABD AbaOCTXTIOXI
mayfoSmos Boz P, PhUsdankti, Fa.
BATCHELOR’S HAIR DIR—This
splendid Hair Dye Is ths bretta Urn weald Tbs only
trmtnopernct Duo—Hsrmtess, Britshis. Instsatn-
neons. Ho illssppnlnliasalf Bo tldlcaloks tuts.
Oimiottasnff ato^B. asdlsa th. Ill ritat. taMJtora
asd leaves the hair, aaft aAdlfttftiftU. MSMr erVblAk
gold by aU Druggists and Forfossers, sod plbpsrly
nmiled at Batchelor’s Wig Factory, U loM stram,
'p^york. JosIMy
~ e Groat Preserver ofEealtli.
(PER, BAGS,
OF ALL BZZS3, AT
’« BFF^RVMIIIT
DENT caa always bo jridlsd upoaas a
speedy aSd positive curs in 1D1 eaeoa of
Dyspepsia. Heart-bom, Affif Maoftaefa*
, ■tsdyalhsmaadhsnotwMfoat a
hoass. ksforo Ills la Imperiled, deal idlHsloli
Mosamhar that Utddl ra^m
astokftab soto-l
BABTkffO, Wholesale DrodJlita, *79 Qresmwlch
and lUWarrea atresia, Haw Mu :-o»i
Sold bypO
m
Ataiffrek a r-rtnu tnsmstilr -1
•"•riktoril.ltatil*
AkWdksd or ibbu abd ombAUji aouAw
jssraaaf*
r iLs ataman*Florid* xvnr idmdat at a
r or«taek ff.tifo'taatttor at fit. Uiry's, ptmaadino,
JoekaawflK tadail petals on St. John’s dyer.
Hereunto, .111 tare Pdstka HVtfiT WBB-
KlfilK, Jackson Till* BVfiE* THDffSDAr, a
■sreresfi for chstisstou &vcsr fft-iDAB at
o'clock A II.
L. J. GULXaRTIS h OO^
f»-U
ill
CONGRESS STREET.
JU¥T HtCHIVED. A FUtE AS OhtHI.IT OF
BBUOas, BASKS ca,
MCEITI, filll'llitl. *c.,
--» • *• '
! AKD FOB SAUK fiT
John T. Uneberger, Agent.
lta-ix
$5 REWARD!
T «BT, A BL9CE AND TAH T2RBIFB BITCH.
L abaobata smuas old, Utt amd ears nocot, with
taajriltoaetotokas coUnr srovnd kor cecr. me
tabs*reward wiltbsaald for her delivery.
Is4-tf BKTAH, HABTBIDGS A CO.
FOR WENT.
rjIWO SINGLB OBNXLBHHN can obtain BOOHS
wan (oreltabd and very desirably located, fronting
ugHi, ty afldrssslng --T. B„” Bex 71, Savannah
Best ofles. *
Office for Rent.
•MALL 6CT V£BY CONVENIENT OFFICE,
attached to our prem'ses, can Le obtained on rea*
•OASbto terms. SORRPLBBOS,
]e4—if * 7S Bay rtreet.
PICKED UP.
TJIM
Jill!
Uu a
UGHT MIfJ« PROM SAVANNAH, ia Augartna
ik.ek. ONC QCARTER RAftT TIMBER. «even-
i sticks, marked . Th* owner can have the
SOM by applying to M. B&YfAGH find paying a
liberal reward sad nil expenses.
jel-»3t APRIL WALFORP.
to xhb men fuitbu or gboboia
ABS BOOTH CaKOLISA.
,.--J EAUON’8
FOffMDBY AMO MACHINE SHOPS,
GHARLBITOE, S. C.
fITS ARK KOW PRKPABKD TO BUILD BICE
T» THUNBINA MILLS of the MOST IMPROVED
« FOLLOWING L0T3 ARE IN ARRIABR ta
tho city for GROUND RENTS, eTwhtoh
erases am hereby hoUfled: “«a toe
Brown Ward—St
"d—Noo. east hair 15, east half u tN *
gmirfsaa mi? rsaasg
out hair A 17. « qaaitar,
S
thirds 10, so a IH twntixtha as, so, east hslfi *
2s^s?d : is-. wffiSrS-sig
iz^wrssss&biiS
hair Vb, 79. ridt hairst, arnk bait 94, ata uuJT?
quitea each; north half 19, !3 quarter*; Is, 4 ^
Crawford Want-Noa. wret halt A 38, 4 nnsrler.
oscb: S', eeaz halt u, f\ ta. ea*t hair 9, Cmufr
39, 3 quarters each; 0, 9,14, S3,16,97, 43, 44, <3. u
Mas half 96, east hair 70, 4 quarters each-norTh
half H, M. 41, 42, east hall ST wen half 47 „
half 59.3 quarter* each; S3, 9 qnaiten.
Calhoua Ward—\oa' east half I, 3,9 6,11 mat
Vm.rvn earn.* tao-thlml. 11 OH .K.l’""l
half 12. east two-thirds 14, -SR Vwo-ih'hde ’:
ooe-tbird 14, west hair 1. s qnaiten each; east 2S
4,90. kl, west half S3, north half 48,4 quarters utt -
9.7 quarter*; 1«, 44, 6 quartets each: 15.16 18 «’
23, 84. rant half IT, t-quarters each; earn half m
30. S', 4 quarters each.
OkarUon Ward—*o*. 1, S, north half 14, south half
14, nocih half 35. south half SS, S quartern Coch; t
5,12,13. SO 3 quarters each; 24.85,4 quarters tach-
W, 34 south half 55. 0 quart*rs eaca; north half
25. as, 8 quarters each.
~ WorM-foKoo 5
and 84. i qrs- ^
Stephens Word-Ndl. IT. 18, 8 qrs each.
City Marshal’s Sate.
U NDER uu! by virtue ot City Tax Executions,
I * ' ***
dty as Let Number Two (?) Decker Ward. Hesthcote
iy thins, property or the Estate cf D. O’Byrne.
THOMAS A WAYNE,
jHl.88t Oiy ManbaL
OOVgTSCC TION. from 350 to 1600 bushels capacity
war dag. Also. BWB FOUNDING MILLS of any ca-
pocitv7 STEAM ENGINES ud BOILERS, MA
CHINERY of l11 kind*. Address
J. M. EASON h BROTHER.
Oharlsatoa. 8. O.
Butter.
OA TUBS CHOICE GO SHEW EDTTE2 JUST
taoshsi ud tor sale by
ODCEBHHEIMBB * 8BUO.
Jj
LOST,
0 s the xvBxnsa op tx* 30 utsTAirr, a
oohal mrerttatita .uhitaciaap:. hold
uSTlSii Got-D
joss of on infant, upon
Tho Rader will bo liberally rewarded
at J. 8. DERBY'S, corner ef
j»4—2t*
■i :XBB 8TKRMICB
DICTATOR*
. CiAfAOr OHAS. WILLEY,
Exeumon trip to fit. Augustins.
Irtpasv ffatsnnoh June Kh.
,Rsfi^SJug,'will loach at R% Mary’s, Fornandiua
gad points oatheift. John’s Rim to JacksoavlUa.
jsC fc. J>fflJlLMABTlJ A QO, Agantai
Broach Lost
jjm. on fiondsy list, . PIABL HOiCH. Ths
Ita liUbsllbSnUy mrafilbd by ntafotoff the
ssra.IotblsotassL
200
•1 Just vSeefvnd,
sadist aa’-Sttr
J. C. Schreiner & Sons’
jnpBacBmuT abd tbub or
rertfc.. A«.auphu«. iQ
xnhrits)|rii *- wtmtrna,
AasrtrestGs. | J ’ L -
ADAMS. WASHBURN & Co.,
COTTON FACTORS
"■> mm r
f MEHCHAKTS.
** ,w *
A8T01H87SE,
tm dusssiFWstatota:
Barer snots* at-nn 1
City Marshal's Sale.
STATE OF GEORGIA.
Ofjici cr the CoacrruoixrE General, |
Jtatb. TOXtor to tbe preriHre^^tatCff tn sneb
‘ ospt. C.». Array.
jet-tt Frov.Onnip.oen7.
FOR RENT,
A FINS STORE NEAR THE MABBET,
fclrty feat front and sixty IMt deep. WM
reined low to n good* t«
prife-tf
rRrfnsTiroire.
r Benge. Bay street.
Furnished House to Rent
A PLEASANTLY SITUATED
FURNISHED DWELLING to rent
Anfirto
until let November,
mayiu—tf
J. T. THOMAS,
117 Bey street.
FOR RENT,
A IWO-3TOEY SOUSE, on Brick Base-
nwnt, with Ossnnd water, comer of Wayne
J^IL
For furl her
W.-
FOR RENT,
A RESIDENCE pleazantly located
on done* street, cratrinUfi nin. rcon., br-
TM4 OFFICE
Apply «t
lsg-tt
MAGAZINES FOR JUNE.
HARPERS MONTHLY FOR JUNE,
ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOB JUNE,
I JPNE, „] f
LIPPINCM£Ca UJUAYOtE FOB JUNE.
THE OLD-GUARD FOR JUNE,
MAGAZINE FOR JUNE,
II NtAGAEINE for Jaoe,
' ABB y' 1 f 0 * -
OATBOIJK VOKLD 1 "
LEjLIE8LADYH:ltAGA
i
«
r
b]
fit
wi
1»
as
to
Elbert ATortf—Noe. 3, S. 6 qrs each; east haUii
12. 19,30, 87, eaat half 31. west half 11. rortn half
2% fraction H. I M. 23, P'W 24, 32. *owa
Mlf 39, aonfli halt 40 s q.« each; west half si, gc
4 qrs earh; mtddAe sad east one-thtrd« 34,4 qrs rsch
Forsyth Ward—Nos. 15, IS, couth half 17. a, u i
21*6 «seach; 23, 4qia;2A 1
V&nklin WartflItift. S. 374 ufi etch. 8, C qrs,
coat half 7, IS. »,«,« q^* e ba>f 7. 8, a
22,4 qrs eae»; e»»t b*lr 83, Art. aHjn ea r b.
ifr^Erawklln Ward-Bob «a-.thalf 1. Tqr ; veto
half 1. 2 qrf; 3. 3 q »; 7, 8.10, 6 qrs each; 9,13,4 qrs
each'; e» i * half 14, iqfo; 19,14 fl« *
Green Ward—No.*. 2.72q e; 11, 86, 3», 4 qrs each-
14, S qri*; 16, w» st half 18, 26, «S r weet h ur 27 £9. 3
qrs each; nurth half. 22,16,2 qrs each; south haU21,
Ward —Nos 2, 8,3 qrs each; east half 7
west Audi 7. west h IMS. 18, north h«lf 20, 97, 88,40.
44,45,4?, west half 8, 2 qrs each; south ha‘f 2), e
qrv; 34,35. 7 ori each.
Jasper Ward—Bob. 5,0, S3, 37, 2 qrs each; east half
38 6 q*a
LaVayette fFor d-Soa. is, 16. 2i. 22, 44 east half 1,
west half 43 2 qrs each; 29 40, 3 qrs each; 42, cut
half 41. 45- 4 qra each: 46. 5 qis.
liber-y Ward—N* a 3, 8 «;r«; 8,9 qrj; 11,12,4 qrs
aach; north half IS, fractioaal *24, so> tn h*>f 19 fmc-
ttooal 24. fractiohft! 24, iqta ouch; 17, S qrs; 18.23,
east half 32 west half 30,» qrs each.
Monterey Ward -Nos. 1,4, centie two-(iftba9, west
two-fifths 9, two thirds 17,19, east half 31.84.37,38,
29, 2 qrs each; west half 2, 3 qra; 6,12, 20, 29, west
half 8.4 arepocb; il. 6qro; 40.6qrs-
PtdaslI Ward—Nos. 6, 6, 31, 87, 3 qra each; east
half 7. ?4.38,4 qra each; 9. 23,24, nor.h half 25,2
qrs each; If, 22, 6 qrs each; eaat half 12,7 qra; is,
Be
F£
fit
Cc
C£
I H
%reiip Ward-Nos. 1,15,88, 29, 80, SI, north half ‘
37, west kSir 2. 4 qra each; east half 2,4, IS, 23,24,
west half 32, southwest quarter 37, 2 qreewk; 10,10,
eist half 27, 6 qra etch; west half 35, 36,89, 8 qra
ea^ h ; west half 17,8 qra.
Warren Ward-Kc*. 1,2, east half 15,2 qrs each;
13.23 4 qra e*cn; west half 18, 6 qra.
Washington Ward—No a 1, aou h two-thlrda 0, 18.
VM one-mird 2, 3 qra each; fi, south half 16,21, watt
half 35, cast half 40.2 qrs e«ch; 6. west half 7.18,14,
19.24 weethalf 30. east hiir 7, 4 qrs eact; 20,39,6
qrtcKch; 31, T qra.
Wesley Ward -Nr a. 1,2, Sqraisch; 4, east half f,
weM hai* 10. west half 11,12,16,2 qra each, west half
5,6 qrs; 6 3 qra.
Springfield-), 2 7. P, 10. 41, 50,17 qra eteh; 8, 4,
5. 6. 90, 6 qrs sath; 9. 2u qrr; xs, S3, 11 q>a each; 84,
la qra; 85.86. 4 qra eaah; 42,43,63.69,3 qra each.
Crawford Ward East—So. 16, 3 qra; fractions 23
I Col
1 Oli
1
I Eai
I L 1
Tl
1
I Pi
.of
leal
Lloyd Ward—So. 4 2 qra.
Ail persons having interest in the above Lots are
notified that If the rtuts now due are net paid by the
15th instant, I will proceed ou the morning of.the
16ih instant to re-enter according to tow.
THOMAS 8 WAYNB,
je4—lot City Marshal.
|C0I
■111;
have levied on and will sell, on the FIRST
TL'MSDAY It July uex% between tbe legal hours of
sate, before ihe Court Houee door. In the dty of 8a-
vanaub, couuty otChsthEm and Sta'e of Georgia, ths
^liUMhVwertSrJ&na cf land in the dty or Sa
vannah. oouuty and 8tate aforesaid, together with
th* edifice, batuling and improve msnts to the same
belonging or spp< rtalning. known in the plan of said
dty as Let Naiiibe^Tw ‘ *
TT^DFR AKD BY.VIHTU* OF CITY TAX EXE-
ftJ ■ CDTIOisS, I have levied on and win sell on the
FIRST TUESDAY in July next, between the legal
hours of sale, before the Court House door In the
city of savannah, county of Chatham, and State of
Georgia, the following property, to-wit: AU that
LOT OP LAND
In the dty of Savannah, county and State aforesaid,
together with the EDIFICES. BUILDINGS and IM
PROVEMENTS to tbe same belonging or appertain
ing. known in the plan of said city aa LOT NO. 30,
Kutaski W ard, levied on as tbe property of Samuel J.
Jdsepfav. THOM A* 8. WAYNE,
jS—3tt City Marshal.
MILLXOOXTH1.E, May 26* h, I860.
mHB attention or Banka, Railroads and Insurance
I Companies. Ac. isca'led to tna following sec
tions of ihe Cod* of L»ws of Georgi*:
See. Ill. Tl ie 28, Laws of Georgia (t886>. All Na
tional B tnks. Railroad Companies in operation, whose
charters do cot forbid so hlgh>a tax; all Express
Companies sad Insure pcs Companies Incorporated
by the Liws of Georgia, shall pay an annua tax of
one-half of one p^r cent, on their capital stock
gee. IV. Tttia 28- Thai all Ag.nte of Insurance
Companies from other SUtts, or of tor ifn Insurance
Companiesdblag butioea* in this State tha : l pa; a
tax ol two per cent, on the amount of premiums re-
eeived by them;-and all Ag*nte of express Compa-
ate* from other 8to*esdoing business to this State
Shall}ay a tax of on* per cent, on toe gross amount
of Uieir receipt* at iheir office in this 8tota.
The re urra'of said Ranks or Compoxlea will h*
made in w-.MIng, and sworn to the presiding officer
or agent. 10 be niuw, true, and full return of tr«
capita* atcck, net annuel profits.' or other properly
OT effects fot* Which said isatitutioup Ore subj ct to
toxatam by the laws of Georgia.
fetid r.turns will be made without de’ay to this
ofita*BDd ihe tax will be raU as reqaireo, by toe
fine of O-tub r next, to 1 be 8t ite Treasury.
Any violation of ihe above cited sections Will we-
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