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II)C Cutljbcvt Appeal.
PUBLISHED F.VKKY FRIDAY M0RXIXO UY
CHRISTIAN & SAWTILL
* DITOT18,
Kiev. A. I,. HAMILTON, D. D.,
UEHBERT FiKLDKK,
ll«v. TllKO. E. BMl'i'li, A. M.
FRIDAY, NOVEMHEU *23, 1800..
Blankh.—We liuve on limit! a
lot of suifnblc Blnnkn for con
tracting with freedraen for the
ensuing year.
Wood! Wood!!—Our friends in the
country would greatly oblige un by rend,
ng in some wood In liquidation of thnir
accounts. Anything to out or burn will
Hcttloyour indeblodnowi to thu Appoul.
AX OFPORTOSITY. .
Tho Junior Editor of tti« paper, Rev.
Thro J5. Binith, being now on n visit to
HnViuRinli, tho Proprietors avail H um
selves of lllif* opportunity to cull tho nt-
luntion of thu buninc*s men nnd rncr.
chants of thu ''Quocn City of itio KorUi,"
to the fidviiiitiigiti thu Ai-I'Kai. oiftm tie
(in adcrrtinivn medium
Our pnper i« gaining rapid tin illation
through thu rich section of Southwestern
Georgia. The people of tiii* (put of the
State fed un intercut in tfm prosperity of
Savannah beyond that of uny other
Southern metropolis. Wo therd re in-
vit»* fittcution to these fucte, and com
mend Mr. Hmith, who will solicit adver
tisements, to tho merchant* of the city.
Tho next ecerionof tho " floor-
giu Annual* Cfyrtferencc," of tho Methn*
dint E. (.Tuircli, will bp held in Amotions,
(hi., commencing on tho 28th Inst. JJish-
op Mc'fcyoire is expected to preside.
Tub Cgtiibxiit Ai’Pkal.—Tho first
number of it new pnper, published in
Cutl.bort, CIn. ben ring tho nltoro title,
has ronchcd ue. It 1* edited by Kov. A.
L. Mntiiillon. (Nil. Herbert Fiehlor nnd
Kov. Theo E. Hmith. It will, doubtless
ho one of tho nblust impure published in
South Western U m irgia.—iHiti bridge
.iryun.
\Yo return ninny thanks to our old
friend Russell, for hi* good opinion of iih,
One thing invory certain-lie know* how
to get up ii good paper.
tar Tho Kiuhmond Whig noticoe
tho profit* of oconomy uml industry ev
erywhere pflietioud unumg tho Southern
jKM'plu, and predict* tho growth of n su
perior rnco under tho now cru of oiniin-
cipu ion.
’ho C-otninissioncr of AgiicuUure
at WflkWnaton has received onul.undroi!
vnrletlei (if ceroid nnd vegetable seed*
from Austria, to experiment with on the
ox|>eMmentni faim belonging to tho Ag-
riaulmrul Deportment.
•*%. Tho Hoorcturv of tho T rensury
hue sold tho Maiiue lloe|«ilul,ut ChwloH-
ton, H. C., to tho Hrotwtaat Episcopal
Society .in that city, to be uecd us an
Orplmn’n Homo mul arhonl for tho edu
cation of froedmeM’s children.
MT’ Tho question of calling n con
vention to revise the Constitution of tho
Btnto of New York, w as submitted to n
vote of the people lit tho election on
Tuesday. Tim majority in favor of tin)
convention i* about tivo hundred thou-
amid.
ZrfC H ia reported in some of the
Norther* po|H«rs that mi old getitleman
who 'kail recently died in North Caroli
na left •seTvwtccii thousand lioron of land
in tlmt mut* to Hoad C«ntr« Htephens,
ns n cnuVnlwwioa to tho cause of Irish
liidejKjmlem’e.
tar A public meeting of whites nnd
blacks was held in Washington tho 20th,
to consider tho suffrage question. The
meeting was addressed by Senator Har
lan nnd other orators, including one
black men.
Harlan expressed tho belief that if
Congress wn* petitioned for impartial
snftrnge, there would be no diflicalty in
the pneango of a law to tlist effect.
Mr Tho Hibernian, from Ltvcrpnifl
on ttw 8 h ink-, has arrived at Port
land.
A number of Cabinet nomieile are 1k*-
i-ig held in JtondoO. Tho Times say*
they enn hardly Isr on the subject of re
form.
The stock of cotton at Liverpool is
0111,000 bides, of w hich lHO.UOO are
Auwmun.
Mr Tlio following resolution was in-
faKiuccd ill tho I,rgirh»ture on the 11th,
by W. W. Boyd, of Fulton, which we
ho|*e will pass unanunously:
Rejmhrd, That tint adoption by the
Ktato of (uurgia of n sy^u or jtoliey
which shall foster tho WimufttctuHng uits
iind enterprises, by exempting from tax-
iition for n term of yeais, tho capital
st«Mik, will, in the judgtiKXit of this ton
volition, lie w ise ami judicious.
Mr Tho Masonic display on Urn 20th
wn* grand and liii|K>siag- Several dele
gatkms participated in the ceremonies,
i’resident Jotliaoo, ii full regalia, up-
pearod on the portico in front ol the
rcsidonco of (b v. Bwniui, proceeded tc
whoro tho corner stone ol the now Mu
•onio T« tuple was being luid, nnd took s
{swilion nt tho grand stand. It is esti
mated Unit 6000 Mucous were in the
lino.
THE TIMEJ.
In conclusion of our article Inst week
upon this fiulij mt wo stated that “there
are ninny ojieniuge for no iuue, the inoet
prominent of w hich is the counting of
vote* in the Electoral College. In which
event wo need not ft Talyrnnd, but n
Napoleon.” Wo atnto in this connex
ion, tlmt no ono inny misconceive our
views, that wo nro tired of war, mid do-
sire continued peace and re|Mm-, tie heel
for all sections of our country, and for
every interest, political, religious, finan
cial nnd rocinl. Wo hnve seen our fond
est In'pcfc perish, tasted (ho bitter cup of
defeat, and Imvo boon stung to tho heart,
nnd our proud spirits have droojier and
languished under disappointment,- .and
we hu^e been conspirilly lushed into fury
by insult and defumution without Ilia
power to resent. Section bled section,
until by Iho blood-letting tho fever of tbo
South cooled, and thu patient grow culm
and submissive.
But the blood upon which tho conquer
ors fattened, has generated a disease
among tho political hyenas themselves,
which, judging from tho excited pulse
nnd florid face, and frantic motions,
scorns almost redliibntory. It is not the
skillful surgeon that whota, tbo lancet
now, in order to reduce tho circulation;
but tho froiu'.iod patient raise* the bur
nished blado to sever the main arteries
in his own fevered bojy politic. The
North aectns to t'uiso its hand to sfiiki
itself tho fatal blow. And if wo Imd
no pridu left lor tbe fair nnmo of Amor-
ion, to which our fathers so largely con
tributed; if wo wero not ourselvoa'tu
be unwillingly drawn into tho strife; if
no part wero to bo assigue/i in tho grant
bloody drmr.a, to tho survivor* of the
glorious armies of Virginia, nnd of Ten-
dooms, and tho trans-Mississippi; if, in
deed, wo had no higher motive than a
resentment, which woboliovoour poster
ity must inherit, nnd which wo as firmly
believe tho world must pronoupro just;
then wo might hail with cxultution of
joy, thu first day whoso sun should h*>k
down upon tho vuuduls of Butler,
Hhermun nnd Kilpntriek, shedding ench
others blood ii* freely anthev poured out
that of our fathers, brothers nnd hod*.
When Northern beauty and innoeenco
should bo driven inlo tho open fields nnd
forests from tho devouring flames, and
tho black smoko of their homestead*
should stand ia appalling cloud* over
thatsectiou iih they did over iih in (jeor-
giu, Tonnoi-soo, Carolina, Virginia, nnd
overywhoro the brigand* hud un oppor
tunity to disgrnco tho name und bluer
tho fmiio of American soldiery. Hut
for tho honor of thin continent, nnd tho
peaoe nnd happiness of ourselves, and
of tbo pooplo of tho North, if there w ero
any who did not sympathize id tboeo dia
bolical outrages, wo have no such wish.
Wo would pray for tho poors nnd quiot
of this whole country, North, Booth,
East nnd Went, with nt least u purt of
tho fvivur wiili which wo triod for so
many yours to invoke tho blousing of our
Heavenly Father upon the Confederacy,
mul ‘>ur uoblo and boroi? nrruiea.
lint, a* cool observers of parsing
event*, wo cannot shut our eyes wholly
to the signs of ovil: nor enn we, ns jour
nalists, remain entirely silent upon a sub
ject, tho approach to which inspiro* awe,
in cousuqutmoe of the. rcatruiuts of gov
ernment, end of tho high nnd praisewor
thy motives of prudence, upon the press,
but which is, nevertheless, vitul to both
lections und to nil people.
Wo nro defeated—conquiird—If our
renders like tho word bettei, but it re
mains to bo seen whether those w ho
achieved our overtluow, can tiiouisolvos
submit to tho rostruiuts of government.
Whether, conquering, they nio prepared
to accept, as wo have been forced to do,
the situation in which a few year’s war
has left them—in a word, whether or
not the sun has not set upon tho day in
width tho unsubdued nnd incontrollable
voters of tho North, can govern them-
huIv.s through (ho timo-honored and
imnfitutioniilly appointed ngenev of tho
ballot bog. While wo bad parties not
lamed upon geographical lines, this in
stitution so pii/.od by our fathers, was
omnipotent. When ouo section, by
force of superior numbers, and upon an
tagonistic views of tbe ends and aims of
government, se'r.ed tho scepter, rebellion
was|irccipitutod. Thouphouvi-'g ofpopu-
lar pimkoiw amidst thu long nil doubtful
struggle of the central Government to
of esta
less violation of tho usages of civilian- j SPECIAL MESSAGE.
tion. But the stiifo wo may then dread,' from Hi* Excelbncy, the Oerir^or, ta the G*n-
will have non* of thorn; nnd, in that A»»-mb!y.
event, it requires no prophet to foresee{ LCL i I\ E DEPARTM I. )
that tho brtdy of the Con»tit.ition must MaLUXiww, 12th,>„v., D6C. {
Mlm* ll. departed .piriHo Iho lomh,
* ; 'I I transmit to you herewith, tho report
nnd ii new order of things precipitated, j 0 f i|, e Coinmi.^ionorn appointed under a
This is tho danger that now threatens' resolution adopted-at your hist session,
this great Northern people. This is the ‘‘to cxuiuiuo and report upon tin- proprio-
tond«rirj-of uiilramd eutTrage. the log-! O ?t rampri"* «>« I«e«nl I'eninultary,
ieol sequenee of the rauipuul Hadioali' , in
;»f Northern statesmen. Audit Irvuin
for iis to fold our arms, with the delusive
consolation that i* un iimuo in w hich w o
nro not interested. Wo arc deeply in
terested in both tho health nnd tempera
ture of this great body politic. If it
Imila over we are to bo scnldcd ; if it
fiokcfw and dies wo nro to bo chflined to
tho dead carcass, nnd endure tho'stench
o f its decay and putrUactinn. And if n
military dictator shall, In tho hour of
wild confusion, soizo tho scepter of gov
ernment, ho will w ielll itovsr uh nnd oar
children, a*, well as those who may havu
demonstrated that no other power could
control thorn for good. Tf, amid tho
throes nnd pains of tho m thcr land, to
bring forth a now and untried theory of
government, wo nro subject, alternately,<
ss tho whims of fortune may dictate,
nnd ns tho wni lido may ebb and tluv—
to the prevailing power of Pompej nnd
Cirenr—if wo aro by turn to bo subject
ed to tho esponiugo of both fuctions^
then wo mny feel how poor uml destitute
is a people who have no g< urntnent,
and no country !
But wo do not wi ito to depress or dis
pirit iho people. 'J’o say w o ought to
remain impassive ami unmoved ntnid all
tho frolics and laailioiiM gambols of tho
Goddes* ol Political Fortune, to which
wo nro witnes*o*, nnd in whose isxno we
nro so doeply interested, would ho to ad
vise that which is unnatural. To say
that wo should thrust ourselves into the
midst of tho # contending factions, and
witli an air of assumption or urrognne^
claim this nr that political prerogative,
when wo know, that to a fearful extent,
wo und our section are tho subjects of
irritation and of throated strife, is to ns-
sume a responsibility of questionable
wisdom and propriety. _
Under tho peculiar circumstances,
when wo have no political, and but little
moral power for good, itoecin* becoming
that wo should do nothing calculated or
intended to do evil. If by “onling w<
ouuso our brothor to ofibnd, lot us cut no
meat." If blood is to bo spilled let our
conduct und record bo suoh that it will
not bo chargablo to us. Let Us pursue
our industry, preservo our dignity, man
hood and sulfrespect, and allow nothing
VimkcoH can do, or ill advised counsel
l.»rs in our midst can say, to divide us as
u people. Lot us stand prepared to ac
oopt the best situation Providence may
ojien to us.
dou! i not w as well merited. During Tiib Cotton Choi*.—'I ho Albany Put-
your recess, Colonel Whitaker sent to' riot of tho 3d instant, mys, “the pluntcr#
this Dejiartment Mindry boxea said to !U ro now beginning to bring their crop
contain tin >a# book.-, pa purs nnd Cntifcd of button to (nniket and the .-tuple looks
ernto 'Treasury Notes. The financial j beantilul. Fr
commit tee recommended tlmt tho boob# J from nil wmre
and pajK-rs bo tiled
from vour past ueticn, it will b
iluoauro to. order tho 'Treasury
HEWS ITEMS.
A New novul by Bulwer is promised--
“Woloomu I.ittlo Btrangor.”
General Hosenoran* is in California cm
gngiHl In hiining.
John G Breckinridge bus put hi* ehil
dr*n to school in Vovay, Bwitierland.
The fossil remains of a mastodon have
been found in u pout bud uour Cohoes
Now York.
More troop* aro add to l>o needed to
put down tbo Indians in Arizona.
The Indian* on tho Plains have *o:ilp
ud 8,000 white pcoplo this season.
The Presbyterian Church of Virginia
is holding its annual synod nt Ncrrolk,
Vn.
Borneo Orooly is now lulkcd of for U.
S Senator for tho Ftuto of New York,
and locating it olsowl:
lislung mi additional one.’ 1
I nrn constrained to say, that I do not
concur in somo of tho views praented by
thorn, though it iH not w ithout distrust of
tlie correctness ol my own opinion, tti:\t
I venture to diller frem goiitlemeu of
such unfjuostionnbje ability.
First. Id Iho event of the estaldi^h-
ment of ii Penitonliiny at somo other
locality, which 1 think altogether expe
dient, I do not' approve tho proposition
to abandon thu present one altogether.
If this bo done, there will doubtless bo
an almost total -sacrifice of tho invest
ment in the ground* uti i buildings now
appropriated to that object. For that
purpose, it is vciy valuable property ;
for uny other, it would I e neally value-
loss. It should not, nt this time, bo re
gurdud ns in a dilapidated condition.
At a trilling expense, tho only portion of
the improvement* which now Hoars the
aspect of u ruin, could bo put in thor
ough repair. II it bo retained and used
ns heretofore, tho cost of building n now
ono else where will bo very much lesjon-
«d. Agreeing with tho (Jommiesioners
in tho opinion tlmt white and colored
convicts should bo l; j.t and employed
Hi pcralely, Iiuggrst that this object ir.ny
bo more thoroughly attained by having
two State prisons, at di fibre nt localities.
Tho quarry of grunito, limestone, nnd
other materials, so forcibly recommend
ed in tho report, might bo udvnntugcoiis-
ly done by colored convicts, in a 'ne w lo
cality, whilst, in tho present one, other
employment might bo prosecuted.
Aguiu, I must disaont from tho pro
priety of d spooning altogether with em
ployment in the mnchunio arts in this in
stitution. I yield to no ono in apprecia
tion of those urts, or in respect for those
who worthily pursue them, but I do not
neroeivo that they will be degraded by
having thoir handicraft taught to orprno-
tjood by convict*. Bimilarity of occupa
tion does not by uny means ueeoasltnte
social intercom so, or imply social equali
ty-
If mechanical pursuit* nro degraded
by tho engagement iu thorn of discharg
ed convicts, so must nay and all other
pursuits; and the question then arises,
whut aro such porsons to do ? Does the
master carpenter or mnstor mason wlic
employs u discharged convict, and who
daily superintends and controls bis labor,
Milk to ins level'( If so, then tho planter
who may employ hint to till his lands, or
tend hi* Hooks und herds, would do like
wise. Tho same reasoning might bo ap
plied to any other branch of industry,
and thu same policy extended would lead
to no employment during tho term of im
prisonment, and no adaptation to on -
p'oyinent of any kind when it shall have
ended. Belter Inr at once imprison them
for life, or hid toko away thut life, tlmn
so to sliupo your legislation ns to dis
courage their future engagement in re
aped able employment.
It il Urged with groat force, that our
mineral resources require development,
and tlm suggestion i*, thut oomi. t labor
lift employed lor thut purpose; but if the
reasoning of tho report in regard to tho
mechanic arts bo applied t<> tins branch
of industry it would seem thut tho adop
tion of the policy recommended would ut
onco render infamous tho business of
mining and quarrying, which nro admit
t« d to ho important und woitby of en
couragement.
If a penitontiury wero ostahlisiiod else
where, adapted to tlio safe keeping and
coinfortablo uocommodution of persous
of color, and with a viuw to the quarry-
iiig and dressing of mineral substances,
it will bo very easy, should future expe
rience render it udviuublu to gqlnrgo Uio
now nnd abandon tho old estiiblishmeiit.
'I lien, too, tho times may be more propi
tious to iho sale of the hitter. For the
n» inforiRntion derivi
i wo aro led to beliei
°P
iiirnod. There aro returned by Colonel ivgion of
.V* In.ikli/it nu hnn Ii. A . I • i i ... 11 ■ \ * »• l-t. . ' ’ ! •
I pfesumo, dint there will not bo half a
liroughout this suetiirti. Li view of the
fact that tiiis is tho heart of tho eoltt
io amount
at this point
III 1>
Whitaker, us now hi Atlunt:i unfivr I:
ntrol, cci tain artie.les of property be
longing to tho blHe, which *lionid l>« j mikJ -y»o ihink -this
old. They oonajsl otn Liter pFets nnd j bio c:ih i
tlioial desk, a •secretary, a table, two Mareli i
largo iron safes, n trunk and etc. There seas
so a bnhtnco duo for uiiico rent nnd yuj.
otherincidentnl.expenses. 1 submit lliu
entire matter for your notion, and recom
mend that provision be made for the sale
of this properly, and payment of pro|H?r-
ly nuthenticated dbinan’s for rent, etc.
Colonel Whitaker is entitled to have this
whole business closed and to a final ac
quittance und (Tmclmrgo. avuriqj
Ciiaui.es J. Jekki:h. 1» mu -h l
ll wo
of tho
J J hi
wil ing to
i r.-si.-nt crop to
1 10.000 bales,
ufo nnd rensfinr.-
) tho receipts to
icforo the
un closed il r(rucked, wo believe.
tST J- K. Lewis, Cmninissioa-
or of tho '{annossce Freemen’s Bureau,
reports tlio cvitUm crop at one-lmlf user-
age: tobacco, over a lull cop of supe
rior quality ; corn, nearly au average ;
oat*, a full average; when*, less tlmn Tin
Tho grain crop iu Tenuesseu
utter than usual.
New Advertisements
IJjjav . iladc. ant! How Saved!!
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T. JENKINS
* Credit f.»r Ihi shore sitoi n*. IF«
nt*.
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ut-orkeof (• ■odsaioce Hie c>m« <
in U-inx PIlOMl'r to aclile all aic uni. - I v
i my, m-ov-ve- enrtjjv, *nd honest ilu'r.
'•-I** of hi* notes aro cornirx doe and 8-tAf.f*
U '* '■ n balaaoi
nd. i
fen
CLO-iS LUYEK -
nitii
The twenty-second will l>o observed in
present, 1 recommend tho retention
and con tin mu) use ol it, upon tho plan
,, - . ..... h rctof »ro pursued. Ifit he uskod, why
(•eorgin as u day of hunulmtiuu and | select tho nieohanitf arts for their iiwtruo-
prayer. | tion and employment, tho answer h
A royal decree forbids tbe manufac- 1 r °*'dy. It in,that they nro eminently lit.
taro nnd use of “lMiaronh’s Borponts" in I **‘1. lo l* 0 prosecuted within u small are^
Spain. ! which tuuy bo onsily nnd securely wall-
A colored clergyman has been arrest u ‘*., _
din Brooklyn for eurryingu sword , 1 u « ro ° th ® t'Otnonaemnem, tlmt
• ° I there hi o subject* of pmiislunont oxtrome-
I ly viciou* nnd obdurute, to whom Bolitn-
j ry confinement without labor, mul com
more terrible
such case*, it
would also secure tho groat dissideratum
enno.
Tho herring fidiwrios of Labrador aro
n complotb fnilure, bn.1 the coo»t iuhnl.i i ,,-| c . la iao | ali „ n , !,„
tunts nro cooMi|uiinl> leudwod d»U- J„d m „ r „ effleoioua. It,
“J , m , , would also secure tho gro;
Sanford Conover line been indicted for of preventing thoir evil influence upon
jiorjurv in tho Lincoln amnssinution trial, 1 others These oases nro probably rare,
by tho Grand Jury of Washington. but the wiso nnd humane exercise of
Benjamin (h Trumnn has boon np- discretion by your Judge* would probn-
pointed special Post oflloo Agent for tho | bly avoid its too fkvqnoi.t infliction.—
I’noitTo const, nnd has started for tho ; ^ ithout enlarging lurtber, 1 think you
sceno of his dulio*.
Tho Bishop of Orleans, France, in n j
lute pastoral, predicts tbo “gravest ca
lamities,’’ for Europe, before tho close of
the century.
will find in tho report useful _ 00 _ f
tho adoption of which wtuld improve the
system.
I also transmit herewith, copies of tho
reports of the Trustees of tlio Academy
, .. \r w- r n 4 ii f° r tbo Blind, and of Messrs. Wuahifig
l aj.t. (». M. F.noU of Boston, an old ton V j nraw j ttc . kw , an j Jatm . s -f.
mend and ncnoolmato of Ulstori, gave
THE SUE J ACT OF RELILF.
This is a sulgoct that uvory (ieorn
is intovesod in, und ono that should claim | Um.
tho attention of our Legislature. WLiJ. j Dr. c
wo might suggest a plan that would be i Smiii
feasibly to us, yet it might n t suit tliose
who have tho power, and in w hope hand*
the dcstinicaof this great Stale rests."
While aorneXenaiUe plan of relief ahold
be adopted, uml n plan that will pot the
minds of our people at rest, yet wo cuiui t
buy w hut sort of an uct would meet the
desired end. Repudiation is considered
unconstitutional, tlicrefore, wo suppose
such a law \x ill not be parsed. NYo
would iu this connection, tall tho atten
tion of the reader to tho report of llr-
Comptroller General, in which lie set*
forth tho following facta. That tho lush
ol slave property to the people of Georgia
was $302,UU 1,805, on other property,
$30-1,027,922, making a total of $072,
322,777, amounting in currency to $1,.
01)8,484,105 Dedin t from iLix oin m t
tho value of property in 1 ^>0*1^-22,188.-
787. Add to this amount thd debt re
pudiated by tlio Btutu $18,000,000, loss
by tho Bunks, 80,000,000, und wo might
mill tho doorcase in merchandize $12,-
000,000, which leaves n sum total ol
losses of $5-10,300,378. Tlio inbettod-
noss of tho jiuoplo is $31,521,078, omlj
wo might Hiiluly make tlio cstimato nt
^40,000,000, mid not bo short of tho ug !
greguto indebtedness. Now, "with whut
is $l0,0U0,0<rU to ho paid? In this see-
tion, il w ill lie n’l tl.o people can do to
kfcjfaoul usd bovly together, and iu u
great many imtaiices, wo four il will bi
ll bard muttor to do that, il ia a very
easy matter to say tho people can pity
tliuir debts. How nro they to do it ?
Wo w« ii d bo pvl.iHvil ti> hoo some ono|
answer tl.o question. Now, such roliof
as cun, should ho extended, and wo hope
our ilegislature will go promptly to
work, und render permanent rcliel to tho
people, then they enn go to work with a .
good will, ami in due timo p iy nil they
owe. WehaVa talked<tt no (.no who
desires npop repudiation if tbo ood of
juatieo enn bo readied by some measure-
that will give the p<xq4u a fair ehnnee
p> repair tin ir K st f«u tunes, uml nny
whut they owe, but they u.iy that uale-V -
tho Logislutui‘0 flfl'uds relief, the people
m.usi inko the matter in thoir own luinds..
'Ibis should bo pteveutod, n» wo mo
iu no condition fra revolution of this
sui t. O.her Stiiles have met tho emer
gumy, why not Georgia ? Wo ivo lio
reusou why somo law oould not be passed
that would bo williin the pale of the
Coustitution, and relief nooess iry. Tho
, prevent law of Teiiuesseo would prevent
llio mile of proper y, or, if th.it does not
suit, lot a law l>o para d requiring laud
or other property levied on by tlio Bherifl,
to bring the valuation of Hindi property
iu 1800, or ut tho present time, or a law
ullowing tlio light, of rodom|>tion io f<*ur
years. Bucli a law would luetl tho cane,
mid render perinunent relief to thu pooplo.
\N o should at this timo tioL shrink
from responsibility, but tho Mtmilion
should bo promptly nnd effectually met.
Wo me troubled without uml within
While wo Imvo u quasi State Govern
mo', wo nro denied all the rights uml
privileges of tho Nntioul Government,!
und wo should n- t under Uio great ca
lamities tbnt have befallen tlio Boutb
like men and Cbrintiun*. While wo
protout tho interest of tho one, wn should"
not crash that of another. Lot us bo just j
to all, favor nil, nnd not further ono man j
to the destruodou of another. Those w in
hold tbe largost amount of notes, nro
those who refused the currency forced
upon tho pooplo duiiug tho lato war, I
therefore they nro not damaged by wait- 1
ing until tlio people cun pay.— Mtdly
Commercial^
tffThe Woman’* Rights Conven
tion met in Albany, New York, on tho
20th l.ney Stone, Mrs. Ilortou; Par
ker, HiUsbury, and Fn*d Dv>wglu» were
prominent delegates. Tlio usual resolu
tions consequent on such gathering*,]
I wore adopted.
, > dFei numlo WiHid is out in a carl I
denying tho statement of some of the!
Washington spec uls that ku has been tot
Wiisliingtou eudoiivoring to urge
MARRIED.
C-OUU — !o t!u city,
EJ
\,r. U.t
E-jfirn!*,
i T1ir4J.tr,
le » mi her,
The 1. h
1 .
W.t
Smith, >tr. L tV. Jin
Jflir IIolli* E C. n:..
Tb : s happy pair will make their homo! *t-
iu Now Orleans,‘ whither they stmt in
few weeks. May l.upjmioas alteudthorn
t).\VtS -Hl’INKrt —^Oa Tiwr»t*y rrr-iin/,
Vov., nrtir Earl (tulncs, by 0 ir Jetimr EJiior, Iter
Thro E. Hmltt, Mr. J*roii |>*ru, * oitichasl-i I
our city. uoJ )lm Mantu 1 FroNs.
Wo wore glad tu help our old Bacht
lur friend into tlio state “ Alntrimpiiiul,
and trust tho ulliuuco tqay be 11 hiipp
Groceries.
;1 Family am! Fancy Groceries,
eh l>o p<trch<o«<l t.l sthsh ivtIma „» to war
111* lhot ti-c.ii **-11 m CUF.AI* k»
HI • I' All ii
> ild do well to cut! oa hiai brfu,
Randolnh Male liislilulc.
|.T
ANNOUNCES! ENTS.
I’ATAUI.A CIRCUIT..
T!>* frl«na» of r*;it R. O. BARRETT, rr»pe«t-
fully an ex** I hia aieua u« • aul'abla candidato fur
Folioiur Ueneral, of ibeabotc Circuit, DOTldtJ*
Wc arc •iK>,«ri*cd to innmjrct the name ofS.
WI.SK BARKER, aa a cnndid»'c for Holicitnr (Jen-
eral of thu Pataula Circuit. Election 1st Wcdnca-
day in JAOuary. nov£ld<
New Ad vert ise incuts
A
I mtl try, HS7, trtUi lhc ahnu- ii i
a our liiiaiiit-ia Io ii.hLu iho "KAb*ol|>h Mult- Ii
f aihd i'.ia'niotirn ur.d wit -larorns diA-fiiiino
c«iiicin|dati} |i«rnv\o*OCy in Una rotsrp'i*-, an
Mho fast au iuiuieaJin the i-Ju-;aiiun of the
t. j 8. MctnJWEI.b,
K. A. qUAHTEIlMAN.
or23-4f Aom^iala t’rinc 11-■.ik
Just Received at
SOLOMON & ALDRICH'S,
EKK8II ac J wotl Mlactcd ftoek of
CON V ItKJ I ION Kill ES t
intti'x is P»rt vt
O r =•;
mSs < r-
2
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M*» a oIioam lot or AI'PLE.4, UNIONS, I'OJ A-
TUi.8, olo., wtiuli they odtr at pricta lo suit iho
'I hoy aw rrreirinjr wrrkty PtcHh !tsl(imnre OVS-
TKUS. at iboir Ealing riiluoo, *-•<*« they wn j
Ihrui in uvvry alfle. Xorld In,
GO IT EASLEY"
More Goods—They Keep Coming!
I AST supf-ly solil rut alr.-adr, but at bis lour
1 j prices . ». ry bo.ly tomes iu bits to buj.
Fresh lot of
Gnocsruna,
BACON oral LAND,
CHEESE,
FIB II,
BAGGlN4f,
HOPE,
Etc
red to dor.
ivAiLX-.iisrimFLY'.
MRS. E. GIGSON,
S X Ihsrrar.f thastar^rf flicker A Rumli, on)
Uio 1‘iiUlic 8qusrv, kttnrs tcusluntly on haul a I
gtod aiidrtneut if
M IDLIN’ EH Y GOODS,
..r iwr latest rtveea ph« it prrparoj tn».
i«ut« all o'd-art in this Unt «rliti otatuesa and die- ]
pa'ch. 11 or stuck i*>u. iuavf
Iniportfd BONNETS;
JiuocT LACKS-
Cluosy SETH.
Clun-T II ANDKERCnfEFS.
And errey article (uually kept iu a iliiliucry Hioro.
II. II. JONES & CO.,
j ^E.Sl’EUTFL’Ll.V inforu 1 th# public thut thrir
New Goods Have Come,
_ il "Vic tine," that hewn nrd
I (!•>«•» Iiiidrie-fi 1 v cry body *Uc- It (uu don’t hi-
i ii. to it co and ini. i
I In n iilitiuu in the abort bckcrpsolwarson hand.
Il.iodnurs, Cii'h-ry, t' ockary, Nmm, Bhoia, IU' .
! j)ry Uood*. W.iodrn Ware, Llquo-rs ol a'l kind .
. E»n vihirg you wnot
{ li m r.0'01 i.rjs Ui4 lio ktepa Un: beat FLOUR sod
1 CORN MEAL in town.
| Rail, Augur, and Colfre, J<»1 eonio In—fluoat #|->»l•
And that they o»ntii
«U. that they drpai
ci| s uut t-n>rt tn kti'i
dtls-miord t« dn. A
b: Ui that
1 to come by erery tra
r tin
Fiiniilure Stooms.
T I AVI NO rsfitinl iko trail-kMSB hmiis of M.
I J S IJr.r, and bcluff analit«| sub s GCOli
STOCK of Materiel, and cimimllM Srortmen. w f 1
0 nil inns to maiuitactuiv, rq>ulr and dmo lbs ran-
IP TJLX*xa.it\X370
VEKY CHEAP FUR OASUI
Br atrirl otlrnlKm <0 b(Bd Okel ISape to chare a
liberal pub (mace.
J. A. MeltiLLAN",
meld.?.* Rout
Pleasant Residence
FOH SALE,
TN Culhbetl, Oa . 1
I l»*r- Apply
WPPfi
Also, I but Ih
■hev c\n * navtttituUy acwmmc
ft lends and i-atrons. Tbry rr
ive fresh (Joshen lluUer and Cheese errry tyrek.
As their c«^kI« and pika* tilrertiae, thosenho
[nuine them hare no used of uewapaper d »p!uys.
Tbry are determined to hive a
n resolution
xmnine
ports
suppres* It, tinn matured too many men rnenii ana scnotdmato or Klstorl, gave ! Nisbet, nppointod umlt-r » SBL.i
—^i ual in thoir >„vn c,merit—,ml Jo- her a ln.'lnplimentiiry dinnor n fnw dnyn ajuptod iitycmr laat .oaaiun tu ela
vo1u|mJ to many nmvn.tinna ol the nvo- "''Jj Andrmi'a'nnd wife ! *r« n, t5 wt "•’"".i 1 of tlia Hoiioru
aara tu, aad aak to t» m.da of ,.orrr ; ] “«at 0,M„«2^r" an"ng,\t l " V ™‘ b »’ L0
tl.o public appolito for plunder and cor- ; tori playod "Lady Maoboth,” to the im- j I ca ’n attention of the Ganoral As
ruction ha, boon too long, and with too ' dohght ot tho it mtomnna, and, aa, aemliiv to tho booU, accounts, vouchor-
little rctraiut, fonalod. Tl o mmulo highoal pra... ouo cmtoomtalhut aho „ nJ Uoafcdorute Troiomry Note, return
■out h‘,.n'l I <“ Llmrlotto Cuahniau to , Ws Department by Colonel Jared
the charater. . j Whitaker, Cotuinirsiuy General of tlio
Application having boon mode for tho Btuto during tho late war. It -will be
luUhtUwswl bouuty by a toldior who had *ecn by reL-u-mc to tbo report < f Hem.
seoptcr by tiH-ati* adjudged foul mid un- Unt hit discharge, the proper ncoountingj Bn fluid, Lochrane und Jordan, npyxiint
oonsti'.ntionaJ by the other, then the dan-1
have* beoonto Uw> self-willed nnd iutollere
nnt. And, now, if one party, or mob,
within tho ruling sootion, stuill aoixo the
Flrst-Clns* Family tiroccry,
it, kuoirlng
and iRfi’c BTcryHodf tn call end
itist Unn# wh i nub la buy will do
Cu<hb«rt, U#.
1STEj~W BOOKS,
| JECBINED etllie Rook cud Drug St
lp'isile Uapk’sl Ft-mklu Fu
J. P. I)AG«.
A DM IXIS Til. i I OR' H S.i UK.
B V virtu# of en order f nm the Ordinary <
Ktiudul) h County, will be told un the lira
Tueedey irr 14-.-ember next, betweon ihc utuii hotn
of sale’Tin Shsr.» NcuthWrsieru Railroad S', 'k
tdt of Land in Decatur county, Osor^*, No, i
NiMtecuUi District; alee let Nu. D, Ninth Dutch
i f orininalir Early uuiv Mitchsll couutf—said kutl
uetnprored.
I wBI reltsl the seme Mine end plscc. a Pebol»i
bt.i;. ia Acdii-w Femule ("oiligr, kjtiduljh cpuu'j
Oeotp'a. Paid Schotersh'p is perpetilit, nnd ent
It-^ the holder to Tl'nrd and Tu turn for onceehoU
The L’uili-ge is i^ full i-peratinn, with a full F.eulij
and will cuan>are favorably with any I&itihitki i >
tho l'rteidoot to recouinioud negro suf-j
frugo for thj> South, lie domes also
tlmt ho is in freer ol the Constitutional
Amendment.
It is positively stated in Radi
cal circle* that Governor Wells, of Lou
isiana, in view of tho recent election?,
and tbo President's policy in tho Balti
more affair, has determined on immedi
ately removing tho chorifl* nnd other of
ficers who hive been dervlect in the dis
charge of their duties. Stops are alsff
being taken to nmut prominent parties
nceused of aiding in tho July initesu
By anther of Rntlcdge.
| By Mi»s Uuloch.
| By Artemus W*>'4.
(ha Sen
J will
ret. |>v!
ImIi I.f
sell i
me, the liu
I'.r u'i Uil |
it.d will publisl
IcOflK
A Life fi r a I.|
John liwtitax,
III* Hook,
Ills Trsrel*.
The Art of Cunvo-Mtinn ; •
UebJsnl (.o«d Socisiy;
Uuch Worthingtont Dar^nrce and Daylight;
Linn Rivera, and all other wo ks of Mrs. Holmes.
T. 8. POWKLL,
b*vJ5-M Trustee.
Wanted to Ment,
IpORn.xt ree'
ifliccr of tho Treasury deelarea that the od by tho Convention of 1805, n eomimt
gera will thicken, and tho sky will grow P ,,vr forbid* the piyment of tho claim, too to investigate tho financial nlVuua cl
.1 ...i. it ...... i j .1 . and that in such ejiscs, however hard it tho State, that Colonel Whitaker's books
J may operate, no authority is vented in and ncoounls were rigidly examined l»y
I any ottice of iho Government to dispense, them, and found to bo clear and correct.
' : * 1 ' " 1: ' lias iiu-i IndiH’d, tho exhibit made by him elicited
their decided toum.end-.mon. whieb 1
notorieties of n foreign war—it struggle '
of nation with nation, although its ro-1 with a condilieu which the law
oordr nrc coufctantly W.ickeued by lull) posed.
Tlio llernJd has n-#pccbl from
Greenwich Observatory, England, des
cribing a shower of meteors seen on tho
morning of tho 14th. They are des
cribed to be of great beauty and brill
iancy. Five thousand were counted in! bird'
one hour, and nearly tv.ebe lUouwnvJ ini 11 "*
nil. ’ ,
il.I.INO HOUSE, con.
no. Aip'rat
Tills OFFICE.
Youth.*
A (ieslkirai wlio siiHered for rears from
vou» Debility, f Tenia'nro dresr, and all Ih
lie I*
‘j dir',
wilt, hr the Mkeoi
ut.il it, iLc-r#«ii|>t
fly o
(f Randolph t'ou
Also, at the same tlm
Note*:
LeacardC. Bell,. ...
John A. Urccue ....
Thomas Tinsley
W. C. Coabcy,... ..
F.8-11 ii ward
Jane Yatbroagh,....
J. M. Hmith
Halam A Moody, ((*'
l^vil’ Kent,.'.
I,. E. ^itd
O l’. Aotbony
Ilanrab Fnih
I. (’. Boykin
T. L. PAwwhile • • •
O. 1. Aulbour,
Jtt -D. Wade.
Mary Jl. Ff.nd.......
U^tiy Jaraig-n, wn
.Tjs P. Albritton,...
David X. I.lrgn
AUo suoi« pco unU '
Jar. Remember Ftuiir
u Itetyt
John Jones, deceased. Utu
nrgla. rci-JuUt
nnd place, the following
1 as tbe property ol Jitm Jo.
toualY, dus-a»reJ.
JAME-v M. SUER