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[From the Cnlnmhns Enquirer.]
“Law and, Order” meeting In Stewart*
Mansfield’s Mills,
Stewabt Co., Ga., Sept 9, 1868. j
:' ~A. large number of the ritijebfi of the "1st
District, both white and colored, havingrpet
at this place for the purpose of discussing
:the'p»opri»ty f of taking siqRiigtbrcRie^i^s
to assist in suppressing the unlawful assem-
The Same Old Game
Dispatches from Washington report that
the Senators elect from Georgia wereber-
juadeil (our telegram says j“in3trnoiea”)‘not
to claim their seats at tbs called session bf
Congress, fur the reqson that* a question,
which it was desirable - to avoid or postpone,
would thereby be .raised a3 to the right of
their State to representation in Congress.
The object of this manoeuvre is apparent
to the dullest comprehension.- It is part and
nircel of the Radical plot to make-occasion
or pretences for a squabble as to the result of
the Presidential election. They have already
attempted by-legislation to 1 -deprive three
States of the right of participation "in that
election—an extraordinary . assumption of
power, that must of itself produce difficult
complications—and now they 6eek to hold
other Southern States in a posiuou that will
afford them a pretext for excluding their
Presidential votes. Toe uuvarnisbed truth
is they design to count their votes if for
Grant and Colfax, but to reject them if for
Sermour and Blair. And the party playing
mis double-handed and revolutionary game
re-echoes the cry of its leader, “Bet us haye
peace,” and denounces its opponents as dla-
orcan’izers and rebels 1 -- .a
Georgia has already been restored.to re
presentation in Congress. Seven of her eight
Usprc’cntativea eject took their seats in the
U >a«e at the late regular session, and were
rally recognized as Representatives of a Stale
of the Union. The admission of her Sena
tors was not necessary to establish the fact
of representation or evidence the laet of her
compliance with the requirements of the.Re-
coustruction acts. And if Congress, after
thus accepting and acknowledging the retnrn
ot the iSnte to her full powers and rights in
the Union, may afterwards exerejsa a sur-
veilance over her local legislation, ..and for
objectionable acts by that body in a matter
ot State policy or law, exclude the Sti
again from representation and from, s
fur President, when and where is reborn
lion to end ? Ts there never to be a finality
of the anomalous and embarxqasiug
to which the Southern Sta&qs wer
at the close bf the war ?- Is this th,
which Grant invokes, and which his party
promise as the result of thSr-Ya-jiitifinanctt in
lower?
It is a m itter to be regretted that the Geor
gia Senatots did twit. by efeitning their seats,
make an honest anii patriotic effort to have
the question dectaej at’oneeT" In quo jadg-
ment, they failed in their-duty U> their State,
in Hi ns permHiiag her ta remain inJui'Jinde-
tmeii ami inferior position as regards her
twits in the Union. Duty to.their people
req tired that they should demand qI‘ V/uq-
gresa an answerto the questionwSctoer'ttfey.
hare or have not a right to -vote irt j.h0'l?r§sl-
dential tlection, when they saw an effort
making to shun the issue. They might, and
probably wouid’ have failed to obtain ^uCh a
decision, lor we have-abandant evideitce that
the Radical party in Congress want tpUjialjo
their candidates..;. Bat they; might, by
tidedand digpilied.jcotijsf,' hitire tdhrfij
the self-iesp?cV that’ Senators "Trom Georgia
ought to clictish above 'aH cansideraiions-oi
personal aivautage,”«nd have'drlearfed thCm-S
seives ot responsibility ' should difficalty
ltereafter arise from thdjTSltempt to exclude
the Presidential vote of their State.—Colum
bus Enquirer.
A Fretumail's Letxer* From Liberia,.
Moneovia.LiSebia/July 13, 1868.
To thi Editor of the Mobile Tribune:
Sik—I til myself .down to w/itejoa a feu
yWpubiu
We arrived safety at”lifbnrt5vr4’ ‘on the 19tl
of June, having left Savannah on the 14th o
Hay- A •- . itiSi, i^ ; .c*tw»r
Weare d.-ing well fccres*^.nd aiLlhe emi
grants from Mub'Ie are in good health, excep
■fohn Seward add Matilda Barrett, h-- -’—
®ach be,ter now, - ,
I hope you wiU let tiiB klowtho
getting along, both w.hjjte aud.b^acjc.
But I especially u ish fo neat from
people of the South—tbstt : they yviikj
true to their cause, and will ever
for the country and
Democratic Governm
Constitution of-ih
ards- I Gi'-; tlATyJ
I hope the Ifemocraip. tj _
Iheir enemies as Chnst triumpheff over Death,
Hell and the Grave. nts i qfA
1 -Is for the colored People, let tb|m |ffl comp
to Liberia. Her# f«r« tnem, on
this, one of the fio«st-ooatir.enis in the world,
trhere they can live to.-tbeiqgctyys'nnd have a t
much good land as theyJ^ap cultivate.
But they stay. thereStp. America to oonten i
Yith the whi^Syj^gMUUMBsrninent, wber )
there are thfrty-four hujjoi5_of. wfuje geopl •
,w you,art
A. W. LatinoteilSeCr’y.TCSfdP. Cox,
W. E. Wimberly. J. M. Dorsey.
follovr 1 the' natit^s'-of’Wvtehry-eight
colored and eighty-eight white citizens:- a
The President w^s. e .apppipl
a.Committee.to. visit every man in the 21sl
jfejtijct.fuid.give him.an .opporitftnfty \ dSfcap-
pend his nam&loj^^e fMol^tions and oblij
and J. R. Patterson.
. _ of wlute
to defend ti»ir government, ' | ‘|( J
Brethren,*! h ‘g you asijJnc wife VaShes
well, to come ano-help cnltivste' this rich sei,
i-i by so doing we shall gain favor with- th i
■get
But if you stay wbeS?-you arep -ft >
'ell what will become of you. r~~ti -u.;,..
You white people of the United Statth aoe
going to rule the country, and they are §nb
going to let you have anything- to do with the
ruling of it. And they are right.-' Jf.would be
jhst as they are if I were in their place. !l
would battle against you aii as long as I have
the breath to draw.
Then, colored friends, come to this country,
for here we are misters, with nobody to dii-
t“ r b us, with good and -cheap land; and-plenty
»«Er’ri~. nmumk
never warit to bear of him pu'.tiilg .a dece:
black man’s letter in that dirty paper of his.
That paper has been supported by the
° r ed people, and it has done them nothing bl
harm. .. .,j,
TeU all my friends to write to
Larkin Y.
Profits of Loyalty.—rThe Campaign
Stsl, published in, Washington City, D.
gives the names of a large number of weal-
hy Radicals, among which are Grant, Sher-
man, Wade, Sprague, Schenck, and other
wungnished llaqical leaders, whose aggre
gate wealth, amounts to. eight hundred mu-
|on dollars. - Beifors the “Republican rebel-
hon, i n 1861, these distinguished Radicals,
according to the same attthorityi' Were -iprth
wtut a million of dollars,- In • four years
. “L or rather, four years of plunder,
Cumulated, by plundering thn pnhlih j
be€ ? P roSt able. It ^^worider
mil • 8 P nbli0 debt in eight.years of Radical
te, increased to nearly twenty-six hundred
l.>°n dollars. Hearty eight hundred mR-
di«u aoll . ars went into the pockets bf these
uisungurshed R a d ica j patriots. How. much
. totnor Radical- patriots—stole-drain—the
u.asury in various different ways will never
^ ascertained. . God preserve tho’American
from another four years’ rule of these
eches! These eight hundred millions, too,
r° “vested in government bonds, and ex-
emptea from taxation.
bltqge ofarmdd men, such as reeehUy ms-
snmed the phase of a riot in the town of-
Liimpkio, and to aid in the ‘ punishment of
all incendiaries, who are etmost nightly-de
stroying the property of our citizens, Isaac
L.-Hill wa9 called to the Chair, and A. -W-
Latimer requested, to act as Secretary.
On motion, J. B. Latimer was requested
to explain Jhe object of the meeting, which
he did in a bfief-and’ appropriate address,
clearly setting forth the duties of every citi
zen to himself; His neighbor, and to his coun
try; after which he read to the meeting a se
ries of resolutions, with an obligation .ap
pended which-were unanimously adopted by
the meeting. THe resblntions and" obliga
tion were as follows’
Whereas, ■ Many of. the treedmenof this
and other, counties have bound themselves
together by the most solemn oaths in organ
izations contrary to the laws of the land, and
which tend to the destruction of .the lives
and property ofiall peaceable citizens of
these counties; and whereas, we deem it ne
cessary to organize and adopt such measures
as may beat protect the interests ol ourselves
and ail peaceable and law-abiding citizens,
irrespective of race or color; be itpthere-
fore, - -. ** '
Resolved, 1st. That we proceed imme
diately to organize a body-of men, tinder the
direction of suitable managers, for tbe pur
pose .of mutual defence, subject entirely to
the direction of said managers, governed by
proper, rales and regulations to be adopted
2d. That every made White citizen of adult
age withim a radius,of five milea Of thia point
to act in aDy eapaci^teqdifed. > L
sufficiency of fixed ammanUiaiir wdbe«»dy
to repair, on Bhort notice, to atly:place.of
riot or assemblage;of ’jre^onk ' hjSsjiljB
laws <jf tbe land, t<V a}d v indispeHfliig^.undei;
the proper civil officers, such unlawful as
semblage of persohs ot quelling such *to«, -
4th. That we Irfvfte evdry colored Jdad to
join us,- not lor the purpose of bearing arms,
unless bo wishes.tbjio-’sai jLarib deem that
entirely unnecessary, but that we may know
who are for upholding the laws of the jjaod
and who are.in opposition to thepq. , ‘
5th. That each person present "riibscriBe
bis name, nnd tbat all within the limiLa afore,
mentioned, both white and oolqred.ibe given
an opportunity to 8ubacrib.e t|TbTr names to
the ojjligatioh opened below; and anyone
refusing to do] so, after' proper expfaiiitibd,
or anervipg.in tbftjteast ^Ifer having:done sd,
be -written down-op, tlierhsir-of-our enemies,
and as the enemies "oP tfie^iaaca and quiet ot
oureonimon oountry. 3oixa3A : .<:-'i cterr'
man, ftripraditig.^s
name to this paper, pledges nlmseif to .pro-
tecrevery colored ;man, soffolng; rtralltlreir
rights and priMle^e^' udder, life laws of the
Ja.qdi .and te.defetKj them ql all times , against
personal injury from those wdx*are.threaten
ing: to dri.TB_Uiem.inVo riQt and bloo tialied. _
We, whose names are Ver&to affixed in ouri
own Uahdwriting, .do soiciqrdx .pledge Any-:
selves, each to the other, that we will failii-
Tolfy tidmpiy-with, and observe-dbiitSByrn'
every particular, the reqajsiUqnpgf-thp.qbpyp!
resolutions now adopted ; and that we will
SttSdftlmeAlrtt^wriA-Vigilance and-indqstty,'
as we believe that our mutual safety depends
UP The a pr < elmbll, I ^ifcti^i^ald obligation!
having been adopted .unanimously, all pre-|
sent, - white and.colored, signed thair names.
•The following is the listcs.-t*.
a ot <-iq.c
J. irfeir,’Presiden^q.;ojEttj£i!Fierfie, ‘ ul,
Wi JaMcKee, V. P. P. Woodall, ,
STE 'LYtimer, V. P. Thomas'Stovall.
Manager of the bodyH -l ...
and Di- S. -He: Latimer, Assistants.
A. W- LtTBOts, Secretary, ; !
.;s '.^J «lii>n6d *i-f
The Ca^et-iSag'Beroes.
Tjjte ^tfattfa Constitution gives the folios
Pierce la^tbc^Rujii p^.,ciind^dfor Coii]
—a carpet-ftfeger ana negro equality sfa
was.Hdrn;, 1 □ Hentacky,’ lived W Indian
befievdif» the : , j»nly fine of Hisj?Sf^ly,.whi
Radical, (as we are informed,) Kent to South-
we^Gcpr^i^^Tshb-agent-j for* t*w >
in the Convention, from Dougherty, wii
Welch and Joliet, He was a follower
Wilson’s forces into Georgia ; went to Don]
dS ypf went into the carpet-sack-toyymy busihesi
the scent of the negro vote. He. was elecl
Sheriff Dqpgi|e|tw««V*ly; <^iCj»l ect ion
ceiving ’ bufctm# we unde
stand has failed to give me required bond. We
knot*"him to Be an incendiary,- a' most inmiti-
gated scoundrel, ap4 a midnight inatigatHH of
strife. ‘ | .
Putney iss Wrdtefthe samefeathSr-a-apoor,
miserable specimen- of f,Hp-^£Pfiphagg8r; ji
libel ngbi|fi^ tol|r|tgi fcy tbe ne
groes only Because fie is ni To do the dirty
work toy!** ashamed ttrptqop to.-; * wurA f.
Phil, doiner it a bold, bad negro, and-led
t by etrbb fiends -as - Pierce, Murphy
on bf _ . .
Putney* is capable of great mischio^. t ;
a .
, she would
no one to oosra wno ata not hold to tlje
I et^Tasd jmDfchtoetoUof ’a large p<mM<toaf
“ tinman race. "But the people ware more
empty, much to her |
at tie door, e
xitan, answered the caU.
“Servant, nja’aim Can you give me board
- JSi-twb or three aays V .Got mff ^p here,
load,
the old lady;
UtiUA 1
and
••Wa'
“^■bo'user fiilfi eh?”- ; S -
“No, but
“But what, nfa’am 1” .
‘I don’t take any unclean or carnal peop
my house. Wbat-dayou believe ?”
will I
_•! yes.” i x
’"said the old lady, brigl
;hfening
“Don’t know, ma’am, really—never calcn-
la “Can’t you guess ?”
“Can’t say; perhaps fifty thousand.
“Wa’al, heml” motel- the gpod woman,
“I guess I’ll take you; fifty thousand is bet
ter than nothing 1”
THe Dolvati<injjh|-.jtmlnS #r- the
' Word u S>aAweg.” ' - t * L .
We. find in the edition of Webster’s Dn-
abtidged DictkmaryaOf taBa xhat th,‘« -
is thus defined i. r .^, .. .
SoAlAWacs—n tniserable scamp, ■- YVulgar.)
We have never used the term, it being, as
Webster says, rather vulgar, and have pre
ferred to anbsthnle for it tbe periphrasis
“truly loll,’’ the designation self-appropriated
by the Southern Radicals, who arrogate to
themselvea alone att&ffi'ee for the Union,
though it is notorious-that large numbers of
them were blatent secestionists.
Inasmuch, however, as the' term “scala
wags” is gradually creeping’ into Use as a
name for a peculiar class of Southern people,
to designate whom a word is wanting in the
language, it will be after a while adopted, as
many other such terms have been before it.
Attached- to the definition of Webster,
above cited, there ih no derivation, and we,
will attempt to give one, which' we believe
Krbejqort»* ,,, V ; L,i33* -.’finOBVfi*
In Spanish the word ksclavo means slave.
One of its diminutives is esclavejo. By
striking ont jbe termination, as js done when
many words.of the Romance languages are.
adopted into the English, we get esclavej.
But in Spanish the J is a guttural, of which
tbe best representative of oar language is a
G—and thus the nearest, way of sounding
esclavej would be kbclaveg. The V natu
rally runs into W; whence the pronuncia
tion of esolaveq easily glides into esclaweq,
or esclawao, from the influence of the W on
tbe next vowel. The initial E is cut off as is
very common, and compensation for the loss
of the first syllable is then made by the in
sertion- before the L of an A more naturally
than of any other letter. Esclawao becomes
thns SCALAWAG. . ’ . . *
Tne whole process is this: Esclavejo, es
clavej, ESCLAVEG, ESCLAWAO, SCALAWAG.—
This transmutation is according to toe strict
est principles of etymology.
Now, what iA the meaning of esclavejo ?
As we remarked above, itjs ft diminutive of
uscLAVo. a slave- It must, therefore, signify
a Ull-le slave, or a trifling slave, or a mean,
worthless slave i_ thence, by a.metaphor, ij,is
applied to any menu, worthless fellow what
ever, which is the signification' given.iqqts
Anglicised form of so.ALAWA ? .. : .. ir ,... : ,,
Tha wwrdrppibably came ipto ouj: language
from our commercial connection with South
America, Cuba, or Mexico.—Nor/oik Jpjtr‘
A Doable Tragedy in Fayetteville, N. C.
The Wilmington 'papers of Tuesday con
tain accounts of a shooting ' RffMr .-rwhich oc
curred in Fayetteville on ^Friday afternoon
last, in whieh4wVmfii, Aft. B./y. Stedman
und Dr^Wm.-H. Morrow, were both grilled:
It thalffiay,
from Jouesboto^ where-tfiey^itsnibeen in al-|
tendance on a political meeting, a quarrel,
commenced an toe train, between Stedman
and Morrow, daring which the latter drew a'
reaching Fayett
-bf precaution; procured his pistol from
gunsmith's:' Some time after he was either,
•pasaiog or approaching the - Fayetteville
-Hotel from - the opposite sida oLthe^ street,;
When iMorrow, who was staying J there; np-
-peared in the doorway and leveled: his pistol
ou S- Stedman,. however,, was too quick for
him, and drawing his weapon, Bred, toe first
shot; the ball striking M. below the left nip-; 1
ple, and felling himteUtegroncd. Stedmant
then.stood up very quietly, yffilo Mprrqw;
raised himself on his<atbew<»PdfiM4<ttjg9j
the ball not taking ;effect, S. then fired a
second time. Htedman missed his third ahotj
and Morrow firing again, fait 8. in the right
breaBVthe halLpaasing completely through
the long-. Stedman, without speaking, tunjet}
aroundaud walked some twenty ortbirt;'
steps before he fell. He .was., taken qp am
carrletf into the hotel, dying witohrabou
•twentyminutes. He remarked, - .alter<he>ljeti
“Boys, I am killed by a scalawag.” Morros
survived until- the folio wing morning, beinj
unconscious toe whole lime.
* Politics wa3 the main spring of this actioi
[Mf^Steadwnhfing a.warm : Dcim>e^t,
Dr. Morrow, though formerly a Surgeoi _
the Coniederkte army, native North Carol
qtoa BatBCal-aaoae •■mho ‘had; token,Hie teal
oath—and who held-tos p»*itiaii of a Ui
Btates Deputy Marshal.
THe Pro*pect In UtorgU-Tmy
id aundMajarityaror aeymoayjuaS £
A correspondent, of . the NejcTork Herald
writofe rto* Bruna»fck,-G4., under date h
<«,^ l A asto^h
■P f « Georgia t
I should ,
‘mph&ti j? r
vote of aSlat
tb ‘ -
‘1?*- wil^votifto wonid carry.toe SiSte, - Hjiiihe 1
30 cannot, ai.have Visited e»*rji(Ck>nga«siOnt 1
tionlrecBiyed, would'esrimato wOrBegro yo 1 9
•for theDemooracy aaffollowsr -.ot:: a .. -it
----- ‘ -“““ 9rtl laiidw-
tfelDitt;
r^CfltiaTszr^
Unless tbe rfitpiftt elections dishearten
the whites, thite^11^290.000 votes cait
in Georgia next November, as follows:
uemocrauo majomy.. 5/> ....
TosaDSafimaoMetli Jfce.nalhtealr t-
Oi LiiS r’
:i-8
giveri'ordfcrs- to Bishops,
xitory, to cut off from tha
og.
- —— -a u- » V’-'J fcjfOD >j]3
To Ihe Principal Sager pf, the Jg^ilpUiary
- Wanau, At the January Term of the-Superior
Oogrt, held in and Ibr .the; qimnty of Ohatham, 'ljtt.
Samuel Robinson was tried for and convlaed of l£a
Offense of Simple larceny, and. was then [an^tjjepe.
therefor, sentesced by the prodding #udje at ss^
to be imprisoned at hsrd.labor f “tt‘ e oBaa!ea
orthls State for the term of five years; yid
it tecsrUfledjm jmaby bofh tijeu-ggagjgjj
Phya clans of the Feuiteup*rj_^»t
tbe said oonvlctfianmel Eoblnson is afflicted wuh afi
viz i DJopsy in the chest,
thorax,) and in consequence thereof,
ended the discharge of the said convict _ _
ild Penitentiary; therefore,-It ia-ual .iK isauga
Onbinto. That the said Samuel EobihWBe?in!l*
heis Hereby, fully pardoned of aaldS«i*dl'jfeoAe
be restoredto all his civil rights aff- bdWfeen ’of this
Stile,find be forthwith distoaqMl Ml
ttenttmy.- ; msb-iK®hId«ll
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peril
William HarrelJ ^aa
'**
imprisoned at hard labor in the. Penitentiary of tl
’vramss» ” “sj > & iri r^rr “ . / . • tl
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piling on the 24th instant; and in coimdersuon. Uiat
?fincijsjl v5gpp«; or m^uil-
1«>ttW’e«Ftob*,tqJue.that.thejcqqjlimtsf the,^
<x**et>otm.PPe* pnltWfuly aqqfinW^.exempliry
dartng .tbq.aaid term .of fipccKonuMifi
cheerfully ygouamuinda. fiitpardon s thercibfVp bf
llevlng the majesty of .tha iayr in said .case hat) bee®
properly vindicated:.ltld ad. n i ■ - .,1 ur roiri, j
.1 O KPEBEiyThit the said William Harrell be. and he
iehereby; folly pardoned i off said crime., restorefi-tc
alibis civil rights ses cltlzemof this etste, and that
he be forttlwUh dlschsT^eft frbm.oAia Penitentiary
•BSMtAVMHH suiioi sill lq^noa
iaivsn under my hand and the Seal of Ole-ExecaUv,
: Department, at ilieGapitol, in Atlanta, the day one
1 , jre*r&ove Writteill ' , ‘S l b r -‘ <u osnlyi ynuaeii
OeiiHAHo uJJ lias -« : HtJFU^fi:'B#fetOOK^l
i„.,i „c,qfe'sv^fiW
- :JBy artGCFe^adrl J ~' - ‘adniojq,^ ^.3*1
' Tg.'g-feferidijFeteBiET) 1 ’' 1 -^ - 7 -'b =-'• , -u uuli
o- BeuotaryiExeoaUve DApartment,^ .;-
«cpTl-3t
littllfill
“.poltsit., Jr.,i till
1-« -a
James it
^Jlril War-In Ao*eHeau.TV<Snm«-».. By Draper.
odT :
o opera, j
*b. eepVs-lff .-nacn has lrjjjn!,,,-
: otr-fcfmTB-TisS-XJis -
PUOtLl 01 A'ilU.V. L.-l ,.jt ii
si-.jJ -.11 - I- - ■ BxECdvrvE «S4ia®a»r>-»
.1. Atlanta, «lAu»epteiuber-i7i lses-q,
rt c
1 WBKdkih, Ailhe NoVember-term 'o¥ ihe anpetfo •
Court, held in and'fbrQiiitixrtft'dotihty r
"ranklin was tried for J >utf coiiViote^ 6
dlnjjand adsiating prisOnera’'^ ^acape^rOjn'
the PenUcnflaiy of tha Slate, for die term of cigl -
■sm v-
■SS WUF<mQ*?4 Mb-
end Assistant Keeper of s " ’
teen haadirfefifca'bieyaftWy l*Rterial may be ,>0-
tained in the vicinily of ilwlnnStt and Abercorn stS.
Bids mom Ha Use whole^wors, and, not by the yard,
-L ftli booiciiwco QityBumnyog j
said Penitentiary c<
iM‘Wi t %9»“#°firi'=tl«e.b 9 ffi‘.fa‘«iful i ;'
S8*&L ‘he limojhq has ftpcq imprl: -I
ietalu.ffcommendingfina.to
fixeojfiivf^emjnqi; theiejprp, U,ia f , 9 dl d
.,jDW*»Sh to^.bc, the .ash# Peter asitokfin,*^-
fully pardoned of si id cffdnoe, to tmke effect pn;the
tentlsry and eeikttohr^:^! *.i hiil Us ^
Glvsntmderj|aiririifidandtheBaafof the Exeed -
ttuu svltm visaic I
I abaBov/ ei~y tliyeniT JoO
,qwl hoc vlt ai
ai o?S{gNwsbPW toobniic-w vfisis]
ibaaow s U, reiWtreWO SK*SW»
,i edt .siccoa.. ;-,l iA
xccao lovat&F^SiS^PMrAiiaP-
rii-iq ^
liras®
start .nfift.-
to issues writ fit election, directed to the Ordinsi y 1
; ZThtefl9^li:to^SL,»ffllWfer«mEBn«!ii aii'..
.Comnwule^-ImChjef of the army, mod fiery of-te:? ”
State,ahAofthatneUtia thereof,.do lmnaEhteteqy
Writ of Election, requlringyon,
ace thereofiAtjletstiwentjr -days, 'taJbaufe*
on election to he'held, in and forJsald leoala^f-
itenrEE^oribed
012 sJkid r ill *-O
f r to *V.r5 f,! * *: v s v ?r^ _ >nQ —
e. 8a.d 30 o K) * **« \<i A * ♦ *tts a!q %o®¥3Wt*PPfti
a-miB-7VF. : ^toeGovegg--;, , <!>dms ,- 5 q rf r/frft**)
... t
730rt!9«:
ir
JSz^smxtaieiUte
GOVERKOI
oo
Hantinson,
appointed
HttSP
i but a part
ham; and i
©lacafiteel
uf Gentila. nusiness i
To such an extent was this
HtAiiii u wo aaeao - ) iwiwiWM'
By the Q<gHHHt‘hx* A All <iv,a
• — ^ p«* *»7 J r xec “ l r2* CTP5SWJSI4* b»*
fxaWHWtt: t:m: tJ ac-yu ilJifW ?*rdi *t6Q
dared to brave i
were considered as apostates,
to force of. circumstances, tha .rigor
rule has b6en aomewhatT'elaxed in t
although, tbe intolerant feeling tov
tilesmpoffthe-pari of bhnrch anthi
exists in the country settlements of
It now seems to fie cropping oat afresh, .cou
pled with a determination, if possible, t6
drive Genliiq traders out of Utah. Preach
ing against the Gentiles is indulged .in tot a
for greater extent in the country settlements
1 than wonld be considered prudent -in the
Tabernacle at Salt Lake City. i Thus while
3 matters are kept quiet at Mormon headquar-
1 ters, -to pull wool over the eyes of some, else
where toe anathemas against outsiders and.
how many souls do you think the Government are as load as ever. m». 3 ■r.tom.fjwy.i Bay street., BerK .,
Ajiarpet-bagger in the Louisiana Legisla-
t or ^"thought" to speculate' in 'cottoprlauds.
Ha-was bitten, his plantation turning out
. ... uatfyUoyel,
_ so, being intenaely
„ e removal of the parish"seat to a
fictitious town which he locates right in the
centre of his lands. Nothing pays like pa
triotism, after alL
A-^aWl a. auiT
Cotton
NeWT?
.. ... TBS-OAXJttJWTtorx
At SO Cents per Gallon,
(KKG KXTRa,) a>.TSTEAD
30 per cent. LESS thto New York prf
8Trjen<!
COITO.V MAKKIUGBBCSHKSA.VDPOrS ’
.Trji-A „:8^tf^jeWTNfe
WALKER, EVANS &■ COGSWELL.
_ Sample* for dl.trlbut.on at tbe office of
News amp Herald. sep22—eod21
DJUNIsTRATOR’S NQTIUE Two months
ter date application wlU be made to the Coni
rauiiry of Liberty County for leave to aellall
lands of the eatate of A. a Dunham, late of said
oounty, deceased. ANN a HART,
HEW»
eji isLi
ifefl
»v*a'eii
-dine?.
Jteq« r
baa .loiffa
laLi , at iron
e*A:
0U1 «tmnii
.vaeai out utU
.teiqoari
- a Hi
sfciR
! crHt
urns ,*r>ij»uo6 C)*l adi ai b'MM tied
3SPOi>" :d !Mfei«
amrAiteew has ynol adt uniuto .od-u c,U
.ussoeH esssl -iM: fiwttltou lljunwli t , .1.
-2x>ntieThehe«if-hsqiMl A**—sifi?/ efi^ Uqjte
qi iqi e#rf goifiw ljauft^sJ! ioaaAmutv ;>
Commissioner chants,
liSXljJ
ments
Yorfc
if every; deacriptli
and «Sekpootq=« (.CjPfr&Sg- f}}**
.taepis-yiln
on
..cm c,
_.rd door east
t ■rL^viOqiiil Liii; ^
Slfie, t Inquire,at TgI3,OBgIflfi,
7 U'ttr
M R. HUGH WADDELL, Jb.. ifl.telfl day ftsaociated
witu me in buaineae, under i&bffrm name of
witu me in bualneBS, under
7 sepl-3tlm Jg.
l.'bAttilfeL.
NEW^OOKSb
'ZiyfejNi&lftN^feLft^Dgfcfails Fignter.
"JL e A«0&F W*ffi«».-fiOV*4»D BSAHtOM
F. bannders.
idlAQE. By
POPtTLAK EDUCATION, fiy 8. 8. KandaB. -
M i8cellant*ou3 Ficst, Works: - Bf 1
r Bnlwer.
The Opium aofcMjt ecylsjh j. »7
<E®JPK8SPS51??«^ I? cee -
li L . n fad
i>apfe& n
seplfl tf ■ : : . \
■=?=
. ; >-l* U as ell .*a <-J: j
: Jfflar,; fiftfughton Street,
mSg&SS&SBL.
' -* '
sicuRE A yrnig in
; lil’y'ists < i I
non ]
c/ Borttii’-oiTOlina andiGeorqia.-- Shot* oompetent to
trncLyoangiadiesm I»tln aqfi ijodeni Langaagro,.
If.-Rpuvawfi«ie?Savannah, Ga.
iu 10 icoh ad} ao haieeqqs <,dp «eps-;rn*stf
1 %S@m adf ’
SifflMra Bag .«i*bfwt,rer.
P.-aUBft'aetiurtB
'etkeg
Sad Go
ffociS «G
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ANfiB-W.
.* T.rpimllneeJror
*W Ib-Pl Mm i .
: - “J .seutj 2i need aobii- m ,q tit [
t sSwwgafcltf'aHissj
he V s nlVk’PECEIVKD ANOTHSH LAR3E BIIPPU
DA
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tU:
djsjiviif
ilzi oa
JmajiiazB -~di Rffij
iarq t,.,*
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BcaSiaq.pc'ri!??
1,3 .tls .hoary*
Onba Stolasaev,. s. ji
ff Li
oljfcai
cd towdpr StigAfi ’ ‘ ‘1
WjTnbtm*, u ’
Ji. lain
stb* aficn»H»ltwrto»TH*r aaStfeetntes bp,
iMiWilIfnpndiftjpnt
RJCE.
ii IltKq edj no noiw.-hs h jil.vn £?,. , . hae ’
toad, ' ‘
•lAaeS alia* fioSEED RICH:-1 t - A—ni.u
•*asi.l ni aaiJO lahsinanab »; ;q J4 LtS
’disosS odBOBfiBT J$AB|lli3HAM A ,Q3.
iAbpglbDai^ia-rh.maQ ud?.': tas p:1jo,d tig
aarvitetadllsh aiij
vis-wal 1*00]
ti gia-ol has .noomsila aid
foOON
tlu-ie ^ JtBAiBay -
sib|isi7
y iwWf1<1iL to *J
uoqo ntirttai
tJLJL*r 1 o edi
Ictj.jeO nfii jici
as si noiga. : 2 bV/
.-at; •! it j
TUST BEOBIVED PER gHIB EbtgRAHl'I8L^ a
*5wT5AXai» PKIBE NOttTHKftN HAT.
FOR- BENT; all utsvoji <>>l
A- fiWp^^RoVaHTto'k HHcr'
Js-.islm oat in vialos tod .Tttaduo udl
IlCElTfcENTa
-jaoAU tut
101 Pear
A eruae u» cnuu«n,un on
o odi
t«*q idi
the Store. 'App’-f *<#'’1 oJOHN Ni-GDEttAS^Lc*
rntt- ino cFO.II^REfRT^ Lad xndj
0 oip ISE ‘SCORES, ^Toe^ 4
_jg^apd.7> of ,<
s»Wuctnp* ba DuvHAoS iGSbiMrS a ate oj battUn
• >!a i p a saw w.'cusiHiNe r "i
skuoii , . Lojaotj-^ ; q_ s jt ieinswaca
baa ,vj !uihO ‘iT Mb 1 TJs to a laojh* nil
: HOUSE ON SOUTafitDBOffltoWta ATREET.
aib b'Jdgln
jrii'Tt THE LASGB STOWES® jtwo poor*,
^11 lately occupied by .W; c: Robthaon,and suit-
Dry a„d 44it»
Apply to
, sep22—tf
•tes
•,.ui M£*a
IshoOaH sdi li
bAAAk.bii.-A BMAAUrP;
corner.house.
JNO. MCWAEONA>C<L-
Uliw ; od tnS.
1 ’to Boi-loyztq
uasi:;,i . , a g
? fu.lesj baa
ihnhq ofii 01
I ffiJIWQ AND :A dKALF STORT BfiXfiK
DWELLING-HOBHEP with necesaHry oqt.
inlidi^gs ttrnclicd.'c.oaGlhti 1 flfe' te l room*, and is
pkaattuy ivoaSptb A»hMt *HIB OfMKBall ed
eepU—tf
Chan^6fSch6dule.
W*mm ia-
W fnao
_ HP! _
1 HfjfhfttaUF.»a/a« a«T
P. li.
ggfit ■
J £ 0- S^DAXjEBAnU^ j
fiaU. a-*. 1..............A|hriMN.
’^thaVlMVMA'tiMta' 8 AS A. fit
P TRAIN.
ItAW.'m: stcvi
Savannah......
MiCOD — r —
ihSuktar..^?
QSJWSCt|W.wtth
ORijUlilsbi: i^SriT
‘str.-y^-inr
—CVtnttJ-E
-•••• *•••• ♦%••• ••••
cgwithtrai
- A. M. trains f-om £
JL train from
Ft J#. cLast2 |i)i
at Gordon daily, Sunjays excepted.
• P.1T. train from Savannih connec
mail train
'F. M.
P.iir.
res Augusta 9,33
and Angnsts, ai
ritb Mflledgerme
-.■veil ■ J rjfi-sw
A TNRBBOTOH^BfilCE: DWELLING
ESA **1 ffl
.lu ^qnea street;l
Jnuanil- south
hue xcuay-.*fsl“ tu.
oil 01 l FOR KENT t;d.,,'.-J,o
c:l "YiAitdliw 01 ts;*s2 o}S'teh9iacCJ #<11 it-.
NORTHERN TENEMENT OJ?
iiog oontef Sbfith'Brood and Lin
loi.r^IbRA^jUa.-.,
3.thk cr. c ijesJb i ,oe
\ :lit ,
coin atreeta. Apply to
Office to ■
TiittSO
h I
^FFICK BOOH la ah"
Stiff JIT Boy utreet.
U.---J hue 11,-q -*-rr r. -.JJ sfifta; J rt
bifl atqi-1 efll tea n i,i- 1-HOli Luuj
: jo» .-auocassonffiTO iHfi:Lj 1 T*pcnte.OF
x'ranu scd.'
fcb.3 aiia ,-re.,
, iftuihom Apply ■ 1
uGiicmsiwyia s^j Lsk.;i-a
n t&-
•iUff :id? Jet
aosaoik.
aivj i
It- tiiitdj (
-liiiqu ha.
■ i3 tsJjiftgt&'f
lootoitr
iSifl 03 ‘ u .; . J M-,. J.l'.q 7T4 K
7 8fljVEiLrtlATsa>r\ND
nag a r L
'JOd* dljJii , ;--»v
tlJ i r er Rat-tHE OLD STAND,
Uiib 11 odj ai elt i
Takes its Wav*^
Savannah, ga,
IIA
UI
.1
t rsijf -
o wggn nfrip 11— "fla-irT
THE BUSINESS G^Hfi LATE FIRM
OF E:D. SMYTHE®Bq,WILL BE LI
QUIDATED BY UBOOTiY. aug!9-tf
SlHy
SAVANNAH INSTITUTE
tiLpu. totinrg . r_FOR— . -
ENIG W’Iradies,
w 93/ fo
y -i^t ltd lo ,b lot‘A |
-faitiioe b.-i alcsrciJas* j
soboss c. : r ~. r rcc-Jir:?st iJ; ltoiit ,osru yiui>
itaai iTcqgm r:
10 3
ajoi Ircqcii
ASSOCIATION
l »‘r
, uausya-rASaisj
o« r^/.jrstt ciajuj
1 lutn./ldCG8(j apiyad
33 slqoeq
i rcjj. bios itddt orjilw ^eJuO ai hobo* 1 91
8fi4TR; .mympm ms, ^jn^igsB 1
pfproviding , qpids ni .taiii^a.'slklciH adt
iir
tsrvi evti Won boa ,woaRlrmAiL. 1:
H AND : THTr^ ! ftilDtICERMKmATH)N.3-f
J) i.,r«,eaofi
ovr tu
. d «if^f
fc C ,i3l 1 Ji' v^i ■tiorS u idgcoid
UNITED STATES: CHRHENCy.-. 1
paid juoftthly. lfi.ad-
j# MpspdChi
'patrW --r—t.
FI V E S HA-Rfi'S?
:.01 eacu ?Tad iprl! Ir ,90010 ni
i .hoidara wilthereaEto any a3 dress, - upon
.-jrttuit^f; the Btetet orHBg°c»rei1ftg |
updnrSSpi^amiH.TaifS
1 sfe. : W- 'Wf ClffETn
«C’nhilSRA«T HDMESIlAft ASSOGiATIOl, UAla Biz
Post Office Box Nd.;fiaf,j :2 bfc
1 j,
KoDONQUGff..;
«An
T. RAT.OMTYKg>
IMBTT ST. FOUNDET,
ii-»rii ta sWase : 8 2 vscU 1 ' . sarsi.'sH
OP^OrilTH GUlP fr B. PEFOT.
G ln * &&W
. awob UsjLfeRt_.VXKY3 oa_ L2£)!i».J
Su&rar.
Railroads: , -J
Ta-TUL i. WF.
s»Jl jAct’g Master .of H
bin
HOODS
\ffioi &dj . .
OASTER, assisted by able and «
irs; will re-open his school in OHaTHAM
. ACADEMY on .
H10 7th.
The several ttaaaesin Bngtlah, French and Latin
will enter upon the yeaclv coarse of study at the he
al teacher, iwippin
of three mdnthT
*- ^.,5 m
tteaPecvnuient, fiau.per term;
J.-8J W:i LANCASTER, -
SiO x bC-cirrcbO
via v
a no j&aj ash ,
Ji rivtew ssxal
H'tew;. Collegiate
^^Institute. 5 -
brto adi•
Oj r ■ ;«•#•■*
FACULTY I
•jpi . Jlf,
HA*L D'q._LEWI]
3IP» Te ^mt *
•MUa.-
,7,7: bill
Kvhd
N to
*» vWtfeaeor ADOLPH KI8WALD,
b ‘^^Sf'feHRff- Teicher of Heteew
the
>l-jj
'jWOQ
ti-ile dsoiu A jhtitwx
dentist,
OFFfCXAinMDOBATOKT, -
Gpngress Strootf
OPPOSTTB PULASKI H0C8S,
LxriT^C.r-TeA,, lit J--AA 3; . I I? - a’t
1 »ai Jvt—.r;3awpor ^ ^
0 t*J co2‘-»itrd
CHATTAHOOCHEE
•1 u.
B6AB0-REDUCEB1 -
"Qi mm Vti&n ■tij’i 1 ii'b3u£*7ax
rrtHR PROPRIETOR TAKES PLEASURE IN AN-
J. NOCNC1NG10 thelSbUTBRRN PUBLIC that he
1 suindard*S*e.r,>y;
shSreo^pSlisiluoiufe*
and fiebToed..to* “
-“^IfSreaRiii of FOUR-HORSE COACHES to c
no yvsr'j a ntot Jttoa^geT
feir-T®;
sH
zarur,
Alto, for Beard's Patent Lock Tie. Factors supplied
BRIGHAM, HOLST & CO.
s-Jl xhc,-. ■ j; a IAH-.T .acUtV
8N EBD A89UMKS THR^ manigeinent of the
Boqpe, a^ : will,h,-ile«pd:w see allof hu
iJi -'ao;ir ; ,-mciA. THlE OMNIBUS -;
and attentive Porters wbi be at the Depot to oonvey
sueeta to the Honto-r q ^hj|V
L AW BLANKS, BKIEIS, BLANKS for Ccmnty and
other oflloera printedin the neatest style attoe
MWS AUD EEKAitP JOB OTTICB, tu BAY
STB BET,
as dSSS&SSSWJ
year sot awe and aervanta. half-price.
J JsS^tT- C- a- HOWARD, ]
COTTON GINS!
Yyk OFFER FOR SALE THE CELEBRATED
E, Carver Cotton Gins.
Three Gins have been expressly prepared to suit
the wants of the planter, of Georgia, Alabama and
Florida, aodare adapted to the present labor aystezn.
Factors allowed a commission. For aale by
— * co.
■epa-sm
N. A. HARDEE’S 80P
IS LANK BOOKS RULED and BOUND *5 ART
JJ Pattern at tea NEWS ASH HE BA LB JOB
OWnOM, Ul s* -*vaat,
