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£!)c ICutljlfcrl Appeal.
iTULIRUKD EVERY FRIDAY MORNING BY
CHRISTIAN A BAWTELL
FDITOIIS*
JUr. A. U HAMILTON,!). D.,
HKHBEHT TlELDBB,
U«*. Tifttto. X hiU'i'll, A- M.
FlilDAY, NOVkI
PASSING EVENTS.
I In 1 lie two hist issues nl IboAppcul, we
I huy<* been trying in n modest wny, to
I pay our respect* to an enlightened pub-
I l*o sentiment, tljTon the political status of
our country, and to draw aside, by a
(slow and enutinna nnnlysis of thologic of
! occurring event#, the dark Vail that seems
[ to {lUacuro’ tho public vision, and present
| u fair ami just coimJ union us to tho louu-
NT •; • ; dntion of our uUernulo hopes mid fears,
Htl 110, 1800. 1 When we^ncot a man who is not nc*
~ hinted by poasi n or prejudico,and thuo-
RlaANKti.vWo JjftVO Oil Imiul H| fore cannot only reason calmly upon Ids
Icit of miiliilile illnnU for con- e*|»rlcnco nnd obi-ei-viglim, W m-t U|H>n
trading Will. Xrvcdmiill lor ,1 IC; h « roadx.ion., wo ooll l.im i. - ; ™U.
. ° and praoticnl man. If Ins conclusions
OUPtltfjg tear. | arc correct, and In* has tho proper oner*
, , . , .< uy and application, ho will generally
Lol everybody subscribe , 1 , .,
J J prove to be a successful man. if expo-
foP Tl!E APPEAL. We art* tit:- rieoco suggests, that a certain lino of
terminal to moke it second toi“'' f " d ‘" , K“" u " “'" l
no paper in ll»c Stflte.
hope of liberty as wo learned ! t from our that in this respect Cu'.hbsrt has but few
fathers, go down in n red tido ofrevolu- • cciiuiIh and no superiors.
tif»n» What ehristian patriot cannot! Then \vd appeal to you by every con-
pray tlmt this bitter cup may pass ? and siderntion ol interest and duty to rally
wbo that has thought mlah ortho unfit- i to this school, build it up, sustain it by
nets of our countrymen for self govern- y our sympathy, your encouragement
merit, doe* not hope for permanent good ! » n d your patronngo, and lloiveo will
beyond the dark sea of blood and flume reward you—God will bless ycu with
that seems to hong spread out behfro the moans—tho future offspring * of
us'/ your growing mid uncduc..tod diiugh-
,,, tors will not only cull you blissed, but
. ° '"' p '"' l ”T ^ will receive in full measure the Bonder.
tl.« poblwM throat of :impa»lnacd j fu| „ dvu „, ng0 „ f boing rc „ red nnd lruIn .
ed liy educated mothers.
Northern leaders to impeach the Presi*
dertt ujion tho msembliag of Congress ;
At to any other hostile demonstration that
has method and design in it—except
that they tend to show that Northern po
litical socio'y is unhinged, und that their
•’cep is again troubled by bloody ghosts,
unit their waking reveries agitated by
Our rules ore rcasomible.
Give im your
Ausnt.—W, B Jordhtf# our niithor-
i/ud agent at Gvorgetown, Quitman
comity, Ga.
VC AdvertisemetitN must he hand-
nl i;i by Thursthiy morning to secure
insertion.
MB’* Jefferson Davis has been remov
ed from his casemate to more convenient
npnilincnls in Carroll Hull.
vc The Georgia Animal Confer-
moo-fit the M. K. Church, South, is now
in session lit Americas, Ga., Bishop Me-
Tve'rd, presiding.
Ql JWAN Col NTT. —Wo publish, Witli
pleasure,'the Presell munis of the Grand
Jury wf lkin county, and cull nltentioii
to the Complimentary notice they contain
of Judge (TuHk, mid our neighbor and
fiieud Muj. T. D. Stewart, tho Solicitor
General of the Pntuulu Circuit.
1PY. Wo nro delighted to see from tho
pnpeis that ''Washington College, M over
w limit General Lee presides, and the Mil
itnry Institute, where sleep the rcmuiim
of titonuwntl Jackson, are both filling up
with toting men from every part of tho
Uiiind Hi iitcs. These institutions
ms located si Lexington, cjno of
the loveliest mid moat Imuutifui little
towns in tho Valley of Virginia. Our
school hoy life was spept there, and Wo
know whereof we speak.
I IIRB Ut KUJTAULA.
Wo deeply regret to learn that bo
tween 0 and 7 o'clock, on tho oveuing of
tho 27th instant, fire broke out in one of
ths handsomest blocks ofluick buildings
ill Ttuffulii, Ala., and before the flumes
coidd lo arrested, Notwithstanding cv
ei y expedient possible was resorted to
for that purpose, the entirn block was
consumed. Ily this terrible disaster,
sonio of tho merchant* In the place hnv
suffered most severely—among them
Messrs.'Bray & Urn., Hardware Mer
chants; MuGlnty Jit Smith, Druggists;
II. HUcIi, Dry floods Merchant^ and
M Lazuron, Dry Gumls Murchant.
Heveral others, whose names Imvu
raped us, nrcrqiml suffurors. And last,
hut hot least, the News ofliuo Was on
tirely destroyed. We heartily sympa
thize with out friend of thfe quill, und
fondly Iiojki that, Plurnix like, he may
soon come fm th frmu the ushes—purer
mid better Hutu ever.
We have not yet been informed of nil
ths pnrticulura of this wholesale burn
ing, Kufaula Is one of the most beau-
tendency, no one but u blind or reckless
man wi I continue in that course; and
those w ho do, w ill gencridly fail in busi-
Iickh. Thm truth is npplicuhla to com
munities ns well as individuals to n cer
tain extent, and to the full extent, where
nil the people nro m inuted by n common
sentiment mid pur; use, und therefore
pursue n common course of conduct.
While wo do jiot propose hero to
draw any detailed nrinlysis of our histo
ry from this general theory, wo mention
*no or two lending fen lures.
TT.rough the Influence nf parly • rgnni
zations. mul-ol ollieq and place upon our
loading iMUtls, wc submitted too long l*i
sectional cucruhchmonl: und it is believ
ed by ninny of our wisest mid purest
men, that when wo inndo it up in our
minds to resist, or cease submitting, We
ne ed with two much husto and precipi
tation. At this pci iod of our history it
is perhaps not w ithin tho rmigo of proba
bility, that any of iih enn deeido without
doubt, tlio truth or error of this conclu
sion. But there is one more Hourly con
nected with our present status, mid more
vital in its effects upon our destiny, to
ftldch tho public mind in tho Mouth
•(guns rapidly tending; und that i^thut
when vanquished, wo submitted w ith top
much of that lubordinntion, more politic
perhaps than real—at nil events, more
In accordance with our views of interest,
than the promptings of our manhood,
and nioro from imaginary than real nc*.
ccssity.
Wo looked to tho Federal Union ns
the only "city of refuge" from persecu
tions, the dark shadows of which con-
ktuiilly haunted our confused vision, ntid
Wore infinitely more terrible to tho imag
ination, than war hud been in reality.—
J.iko ship-wrecked sailors, we grasped
tho rope tiling to ns by tho benignnut
President of tho United Htntes. Wo
citing to it with hope, tlmt tho conrorvn-
tivo people of the North would come to
bis relief, and aid him in his gonorous ef
forts to restore us to tho old ship upon
which wo hud ho long nailed ; and with
hitter fears, lest tho surging waves of
"radicalism" that constantly beat upon
us would wrench nsfintn his iron grasp
mid overwhelm us forever. Wo have
seen thu black storm clouds gather, one
after another—wo huvo heard their quak
ing thundcVH, and have soon them dis
charge their ruin mid hail upon the bond
of ibis devoted man, and hitherto, not
withstanding tho fierce winds and the
fiercer anger of tho gods, he has stood
firmly, and breasted the storms. With n
firm right hand, ho holds to tho staff of
tho old constitution, mid flares tho tatter
ed folds in tho faces of bis assailants. Its
colors are blurred liy ruthless ami re-
pented violations; its tnlismniiio power
is fur tho present, nnd wo fern*, forever
gone; but Andrew Johnson seems firm
iu l.is pm pose tbat.it shall still shield ami
OUR STA1E LE01BLA1URE.
Wo give below n list of acts passed by
each House during the present session,
together w ith tho Deport of tho Legisla
tive Minority Committee on the county
Court, nil of which will doubtless prove
that kind of passion which ekcltoa to | interesting to our renders",
imirrido law, und diwegard tho nulhori- Tin, hill lo inurease Ilia foes oflho
ty of its officers. Wo do not look for ei- j Jnilor of Baldwin county one hundred
thor faction to bring on war.by nnydulib-: per coat, was passed,
eruto or methodic net. It must lie some
unl«*okcd for locnl collision, that wi'
tiful little t-ilwe in tlio Houthi Rn( t her
citizens nro unusually clever. Wo fod' pr«itoet his country, living, or dying it
idiall he hi* ami her winding sheet
ll»< is not n t ovolutioti’st. IIis power
HOMICIDE. for good in these extraordinary times
On Momluy lost during the session of i seems limited to the province t fiuuson
for them in-their present distress.
hike the sensation in asses in an evil hour
— when unawares, tiio gates of Janus
will bo suddenly thrown wide open.
ANDREW FEMALE COLLEGE.
While tho columns of our paper nnd
our personal influence have been, and wo
trust may continue to ho, devoted to the
advancement of learning, nnd tho vari
ous enterprises mid improvements in our
midst, wo fed it n special duty, in view
<*f tic conditional interests of our city,
and the surrounding country, to suit tho
attention of pnrcLts and guardians to.
Imlitulion, While wo purpcsoly
bear a joint responsibility for nil our ed
itorial productions, it is duo ii]miii motives
of delicacy nnd propriety, to exhonomte
our gifted ussm i.itc, tho IVcbidunt of
Andrew Female College, from any cred
it or censure on account of ibis notice.
We havo u number of schools in ope
ration, ami prospective in our city—all
of which have our kindest wishes for
llivir success. For if there were no
higher motivo to prompt our good wish
es, thnt of tho general advancement of
tho cause of learning nnd improvement
w ere amply sufliciunt. In regard to this
particular institution, we think it inny he
said without the fear ol being called in
question upon tho charge of undue per
sonal or locul bins, tlmt thcro is not u
town or city in the Houththat would not
feel prgud of such an honor and orna
ment. Thu press, to whom Dr. Hamil
ton is extensively known, tho many lito-
rnry gentlemen with whom ho has been
associated iu the pust, the di.- tinguishod
ollloors with •whom lie served in the ur-
my, tho people of every State and com
munity whero ho bus resided, speak but
one hurnioiiioim voice ns to bis ability,
energy, urbunity und true manhood—
while thu devotion of teachers and pu
pils to l.ts person, bespeaks a literary tin.
clous, tlmt is hunting iu Cuthbcrt, that is
destined to grow und widen until it shall
pervade this whole South-Western
country, nnd until Andrew Femido Col-
lego will become a common centre, to
which nil true sources of learning nnd
order will point os a jewel. If uubnund-
od energy, u high stuudurd of ubility, u
tnitid gifted by nature, embellished by
learning, nnd strengthened by long expe
rience ; a heart full of sympathy for our
race, and strong with the steady pulsa
tions of honor nnd fidelity--it these
charnetoristies nro any guaranty of suc
cess, and we think they nro—if the peo
ple who nro interested shall rightly ap
preciate them, und wo think they will.
Bill to amend the charter of 4h<
Great Southern Insurance Company
Parsed.
Bill to change tho county lino of
Twiggs nnd Wilkinson. Passed.
BUI to incorporate the Memorial Ait
soeintion of Deaden. Passed.
Bill to facilitate tho sale of retd estate
in Georgia, nnd to cnaourngo immigra
tion lo the State. Passed.
Bill to regulate enmpliunting in Irwin
county. Passed.
Hill to repeal thnt portion of the law
which allows persons charged with
crimes to be committed for trial in the
county whero nrrn*tcd. passed.
To mn’ro valid contracts of apprentice
ship nm«!o under auspices oflho Freed
men’s Bureau. Passed.
and witnesses, mi unnecessary consump
tion of limonnd money; that tho trial of
important cases nro seldom final, nnd
the same cases have to undergo another
trial by nppeul or certiorari in the Supe
rior Courts; nnd, in enses of cortioruri,
those eases are often sent back for anoth
er trial in the County Court, ull at uddi
tionnl expense; that in eases for fifty dol
lars ami leu*, plaiiltifls aro enabled, by
suing in thnt Court, to impose on de
fendants heuv icr costs, at least to the
amount of the Stamps, and to bring them
from remote portions of tho county ut u
heavy expense to defend small cases.—
All this nf a time when,from the general
poverty of the people consequent upon
a Jong term of service spent iu our lute
armies, nnd this destruction of proj>erty
caused by tho Into war, nnd tho breaking
up of our labor system, nnd tho heavy
taxation imjjosed on them, they ure the
leust able to bear it
Another serious objection to the Court
is. Hint it lowers tlio dignity of judicial
trials nnd breeds petty strifes, which
would never find their way to the flufie
rior Court*, 'ft.o strongest ground of
complaint with tlio people is tho extent
of jury duty, and tlio expense nnd con
sumption of time consentient thereon.—
To r medy all these evils the undersign
ed recommend that the law * rgani/.ing
tho County Courts ho so amended as to
divest those Courts of jurisdiction in all
cases requiring n jury trial
The creation of County Courts grew
out of tho apprehension that, ns a conse
quence of the termination of the war,
mid tlio emancipation of slaves, small of
fenses would largely increase, aud that
tho quiet and prosperity <,f the country
would require speedy trials and prompt
punishments, and that tlio County Courts
would try apcodlly and punish prompt-
This apprehension was well founded*
nnd to n considerable extent tho County
therewith connected to the Superior
Coujta of the several counties in this
State, and it shall be tho duly of tho Su
perior Courts to hear and determine the
same : and nil civil cotes over a Justices’
Court jurisdiction shall, in like manner,
be transmitted to tlio several Superior
Courts; mid all eases then undisposed
of under a Justices’jurisdiction; shall
he, in like manner transmitted to the Jus
tices’ Court in the county having juris
diction of each defendant, ipili case
Hindi, in like manner, ho transmitted to
tho Justices’ Court in the militia district
including the county site.
Sec, Jl. In criminal cases to ho trans
ferred ns aforesaid, whero defendants
are under recognizance to appear at tho
County Court, said recognizance shall
compel their attendance from term to
term of thu Superior Courts, nnd it) de
fault thereof, said recognizance shall be
forfeited in the same manner as if it had
been taken for the dppsnrnnce of tho ac
cused to said Superior Court,
See. 1. Be it further enacted, That
nfter thli
I o extend tho time for I ax collectors (: our t* |, nvn me t these expectations, hut
to make their final returns, (tune 1st of. _ . - • -
March next. IVsed.
To regulate pay of jurors in Meriweth
er county. 1’iiHHed.
Bill to reduce the pay of tho members
of tho General Assembly. Lost.
Dill to compel Judges of tlio Superior
Courts to read their decisions in open
Court. 1’asscd.
Bill to prevent tlio distillation of ce
reals till tlio next session of tho General
Assembly. Passed.
It.II in extend tho timo of settlement
with the collectors till lit of February.
I’llSM.-d.
Mr. McWhorter, of Oglethorpe, to do-
lino the obligations or contracts made oV
entered into on the basis of negro prop
erty. (By tills Aet, all contracts, liens,
mortgages, etc , contracted on tho basis
of bIuvo property prior to the 1st of
June, I Win, to ho null nnd void. All
other obligations inndo prior to said 1st
of June, to be paid tiro rata on tlio pro
portion w hich tho slave property of the
debtor lias to his other properly )
The hill to ultor tlio law iu relation to
bills of equity was passed-
Bill to alter section 3,-tOl of thu Code,
l’assed.
Bill to reduce the Sheriffs bonds of
tlio counties of Butts. Pike, Crawford,
Clayton, Paulding, Polk, Haralson,
Screven, Bulloch, Troup, Heard, Car-
roll, Ilenty, DoKulb, Gwinnett. Dough
erty and north to S 10,000. Passed.
Bill to repoal section 0 ft) r.nd amend
section 011 of tlio Code. Passed.—
(This makes the election of Public Prin
ter biennial.)
Bill to enable counties to raise money
to rebuild theil court bouses and jails by
tho issue and sale of boil Is. Passed.
To prescribe a day for all elections by
the General Assembly. Fussed.
To proscribe the residecnco of corpo
rations Pawed.
House resolution appointing Mrs, Hel
ena Dawson, of Atlanta, Ga, an Agent
for the collection (fffunds fol the Orphan's
Home, was agreed to.
Mr. J. A. \V. Jo! nson, a bill to provide
for raising by iotteiy, money for tho edu
cation of orphans of deceased soldiers.
Omthe'ittth inst., in tho Senate, tho
bill to exempt from levy and sale certain
»ro|K*rty of every debtor in tlio Stat
wus taken tip, and passed by a voto
_____ *2*2to 14. The bill, ns passed exempts
limn tho any lo not ilirtimt wli™ tl.i. I llU ! ,,f ^ llb
J Lund kitchon furniture, professional books,
College will l*o proudly worn by South
Western Georgia us a wreath to nrcli
her honored brow.
risdiction
s net shall go into effort, the ju-
n <f tho Justices’nnd Superior
the Superior Cotfrl of Terrell county, in
the piawtn of Mr. Balwin’s store ut Daw
son in which house the slayer was n clerk,
and law. If involution is precipitated
ho \Vill retire with tho consciousness of
having done and endured nil thnt man
Mr. Wm, Jirowor & young man whose cqultl. Jo to s.»vo his country from ruin,
parents reride in Gi itlin Ga. with u pat- j by measures of peace. If the sword i*t
tol, shot Mr. ItufiM Martin u carriage 1 to l># wishhtl liy briber against brother,
maker of Dover, Terrell county, the hull tho blood (hut shall flow will never he
cut ring the nock just above tlio bseast upon his head, If tho constitution is to
Ikuic. Martin turned ami walked ubout bn entombed beneath tho debris of this
•J.'* yards tell uud died in a few no-; mighty structure wo call ropublionp lih-
incnt*. orty, tlio colossal stature tb be erected
Wc make no fdhfrlon to tlio eireuni j to its memory by the future historian,
stances which preceded tho killing, ns: will bo emblazoned among numerous
ths matter ie before the court upon an others, with the uumo ofAudrow John-
indictment for murder found true by the
Grand Jury. Ilfs Honor Judge Chirk, Wo fought long and patiently in the
called the cn#u for-trial on Wednesday, Legislative Hail nnd cabinet lor the
and upon tin* affidavit of Mr. Brewer, j spirit of tho constitution. Failing there t
that ho could not go safely, to trial on no-1 wo erected a field altar, and there, for
count oftjiewwnt of suflkient. timo to long yearn of nguny and grief, wo laid
{all agricultural implements, tools of mo-
jehaiues, *2 horses or mules, 1‘2-horse
I wagon, 1 yoke of oxen and 1 cult, *2
cows and calves, ‘20 head ol hogs, 111
bond of sheep, one year’s supply of corn,
teachers that can nowhere ho excelled, i and hncou or pork, together with nil
Wy know that tlio ProMdeul is proud of articles to each that a family may require.
nch Hint every one of the eevon, end be-1 lf 11,0 l,,,ul '» ' il Jb ,mt “ ,,r vill "8“. >
I •■••eu **..» „ 0 ^ exceed
He ha* collected around him a staff of i
at an insufferablo expense and inconven
ience to tho people. If, however, the
amendment alluded to is made, and the
County Courts divested of jurisdiction
in jury enscH, some other remedy should
bo supplied. Wo, therefore recommend
that the Superior Courts be required to
hold four terms n year in each county,
and ppccial terms of necessary, ns now
required. Two of theso terms for the
transaction ns civil and criminal business
ns hereto'oro, nnd tho two nlternate
terms for the transaction of criminal busi
ness only’, and special terms when noecs-
nary for iail delivery, as now provided
in tho code
In making this recommendation wo
assume tlmt, in consequence of the hon
or and salnry incident to tho Judgsh’p
of tlio Superior Court, thnt nlfico will
command talent at leant equal to its du
ties, nnd that, owing to tho uncertainty
and incngreiicM of tho compensation of
tne Judges of the County Courts—tlio !
confinement incident to the office—the
labor imposed in conserjuenco of the va
riety an! extent of its jurisdiction—-thnt
persons ol sufficient attainments will sel
dom seek tho ofli. .-; nnd, therefore, that
the same amount of business will he done .
in tlio Superior Courts iu one half. or.
perhaps, in ono-fourth tho time eonsuufed
in the County Courts, with tlio additional
advantage that trials will geiierallv he j
final in the Superior Courts, especially in
criminal eases. This ivt-ult would he an
immense saving, both in money und time
to the people—a desideratum at this
timo.
To effect this desirable object it will
probably be necessary thnt some change
in die judical circuits he made. It may
bo necessary to add some new circuits,
nil of which may bo done without inter
ference with tho existing circuits, further
than lessening the counties now contain
ed in them, and out of these forming
such new circuits us may bo neecsHa-
ry-
W o vvonlik further recommend in largo
cities und populous counties, whero the
people desire it, thnt special courts be
created, or the County Courts, with their
present, jurisdiction, bo retained.
We, therefore A recommend tlio pas-
sago of two bills herewith reported : one
entitled, "nil net to alter and nincud 1 an
act to 01‘gaaizo a County Court, define
its jurisdiction, and for other purpo
ses.’’’ Approved March 17th, 1H00.—
Tin* oilier entitled “an act to re-district
*the State, nnd to udd six additional Ju
dicial Circuits.”
All of which is respectfully submit
ted
J. A. W. Johnson,
J. F. Bovvkr,
D. G. Ford,
Committee.
Courts shall lie as they were’before the
nctof March 17th, l?Gfi; nnd that the
jurisdiction of tho Inferior Courts shall
remain as fixed by tho act* of March
17th, ISM.
See. 5 Depeals conflicting laws.
J. A. W. Johnson,
J. 12. Bower,
It. G. Ford,
Committee.
Fkniax.i.— Now York dispatches of
tlio i!5ih gives the following relative to
tho movments of the Fenians:
Col. Kelly is now in chnrg of tho Fe
nian nffiirs in this city..
Stephens lias evidently left f<»r Ireland.
Special messengers havo recently ar
rived from Ireland, who state that tins
island will soon lie in a state oi complete
insurrection.
Large quantities of Springfield, En
field nnd Spencer rifles, nro hourly ar
riving hero, which nro being constantly
•hipped to Ireland.
All tho arms intended for sorvieo i
Canada, havo been turned over to St*
pKfin*.
\cw Advertisements
.NOTICE
T O
Merchants, IMautcrs
AND OTHERS.
AN NO UNO KM ENTS.
J’ATAULA CIRCUIT.
Tbs fritU'U of Ospl It. 0. UAHRETT, re»;>wt-
fnll)r iugte*l lii< r.*m« M t puilubls Candida's for
SolinU-r Oer.rial, of the above Ciicuit.
We aw MiUitfted to lanour.cc the name o( ».
WISE I’AltKKK, ai a candidate (or Hotitilcr (Jen-
Dial of tbc I’alaubi Circuit. Elcctioo 1st Wcdocc-
dir in January. norutda
r. X. SEYMOUR,
W°2J fro,n »n who wijh lo pur-
Groceries and Provisions
Is thi. market. Ili-v prraen! stock ii woll Lo i**ht
i<l lm ic deter milled to sell. _
lie ba* *>n band ^
100 Coih Rf*pe,
2UU S«cVa Sail,
240 Ublc. Flour.
74 H igi Codec,
74 Db 1 *. Siijr ir,
bl llhda. so't-ls,
2'i'» Uoic* ('hrvB«,
2‘i Tuba Knurr,
ii * Itbla. I .uni,
‘di llbli. Uucknbcit FLur,
M (’«#»* Table Salt,
* | Hiikcrel—.Vo. l More, Shore and
Hi.v- A leo, N-.. 2 Mackerel,
50 packag.a i 4. l-'iai.d whole birr.la. No 1,
2 and 4 Mackc.cl -Day, QUura mi
Me ic,
25 llbli. II ii j Firh,
10 Hall bbbu White P-k,
24 •' I'ounde Codlieh,
40 U -*ea .Srnokrd llerrirg,
ft » Cua-i Hirdinrc,
IIlidv. Iluci.n.
to Tierwe Suyar Cincd IIam«,
I'll ll.nca 8 kU end lluucr L'.ackerc,
2'irt Holes Soap (rarl.un brands),
•J' d lloxiM Tobacco < a.I giadca»,
9V.IMH) (I'Rirn,
1,000 l'uundc Hnnir,
5-*U “ Siimkinj* Tobacco,
ft" IloxaC Hlar < axdlca,
75 Hand* Liquore.
| A!.vi, a ({cncral aiaorlmcat of
Canned Fruits, Pickles, Lobsters,
U.VI.SIXS, SODA, TEAS, A I.It OX DM, Etc.
With aluio.l unj Ihii.p aiuillj kept in a
liovo thnt his appreciation is just.
Wo invoke parents und guardians!,
throughout thfssection, who have tiaugli-
ter* and wards to educate, to examine 1
into tho mot its of this bcIkmiI. Do not j
take tiio word of a fltrungir, and one j
An net to mnoiul un net entitled “An
Aet to organize a County Court, de
fine its jurisdiction, and for other pur
poses." Approved March 17 th,
1SGG.
1. Be it enacted by tiio General
New Advertisements
HALL!
For Two Nights Only!
FRIDAY nnd SATURDAY.
aVi/c. 30(A and Ike. !»/.
The Orcnt HISTORICAL PAX-
ORAM A <.r 1-OUT SUMP
TER, CHARLESTON,
and its HARH'.’R!!
,n n,knnnl r <Ve! lo
Ibuioa, bj- ib- I'r.-M nl' thla
-.«1 f..rt-ij»n couolrirc, and Ii >s been nailed hr
nmaaadj uf Ibe inocl clile and ol tbia
tale.
Ho nnt fail *o reo il and form ccorrect conccptinn
nf the arena nf Ibo intu/urulinn nf the (rrr.il war.
wr Admiaamn (0 c a. I).ora open at"; Fan-
ami nii.voa ai 7*2 o’clock. norSS-lt
OCEHY IS] F10VISIBI
I am innr« determined 'hnn erer to ruih buclnras.
Juit give uio a ci I if juu want |j
• get rom mosey hack:'
J. N. FKVMOl K.
Nulls and Pola li.
1" Kcrc Xiila,
2-4 t' .a a t.'nt rcnl-nted F.da-h,
lo CaUallork F.Saah.
For calc br
J. N. 8EVU0UR.
A Valuablo Plantation
/ iKOnOlA.Qt uu
Notice.
\ I.L pennne ere noHieJ nnt to trade for a draft
drawn bj me nit Kdwird McDonald, and cc-
ocplra br him, In fame of FomlHi A JohoMuo, da
ted 24*li Nor.mbor ltop; - put able Iwmljr firr da) a
afurs'vhl, for tbc MimotUiico bundrcl d dlari :
The conul i.-rulioo barn g failed, I am drirrin'iica
nnt la par i*. A. A. (J A MULE.
Notice.
■ wrlt.L br »ol I bcfe*e tbc Court Itnii«e d«or in the
W city ol t uiblcrl, ou Ibr lir»t Turn lay in Fet
maty next, wdbiu tt c la-/nl hoitra nl »>lr, one tw-
bnreo waggon,»>nc dmk cnlnftd inaresmile and on
8orro 1 mule. l.»r , o.tnn tn aaticfr if mongiga fi •
bwuad from ihe Superior court of Randi l|di count
in laror nf Micha I Gomlcr r» H -rraco Power*.
notS r • d. W. H. CO.NI.EY, Sjcc U. 8hfT
To the Ladies!
j acres, provided tlio *umo d*
86,000 in valuo.
Tho Semite nlso passed a bill amend
ing tho Stay Law of tlio last oossion,
by extending tho timo (*no yonr.
I UK PORT oV TI1K LK0I8LATIVK MIXOIUtT COM
MITTEE ON Tin: COUNTY COURT.
u | Tho undersigned, a minority nf tbo Assembly, That tho County Courts re-
whom you may suepcot of tlio bias of jo'nt commiltoo to whom was referred forrod to in said Aet shall have no ju-
p rsonul friendship or locnl prejudice.—. tho resolution appointing a joint com risdictLn in civil or criminul cases in
ic College sue tho officers nnd ' J M *^ 00 to inquire into the practical work-1 which u jury may bo required. Nor
' , i ings of the County Court, and to report shall said Courts havo a right to sum-
mill mt-poet Iho boarding anil by bill or ollionvbo citliur Iho almlilion mon jurica, Ornml nor l'clit. Said
sanitary apartments, sue tho perfect or-1j 0 |' 8 aid Court, or such modifications ns! Courts shall retain tiio power to hear !
dot and system that prevails, and witness, will roliovo the Court of the most weighty j hid was corpus cases, to exercise tho I
* • • objections urged against it, beg leave to: powers ineidet to a committal Court;
submit the follow iug minority report: I and in addition to the powers of a com-
i Tlio committee lias lmd under consul- initial Court, when the person charged |
rnllB 1.ADIKS of Cstbbni and r'cii.ily will
i please allow me to call llieir alicutioo io i
wo'l idee ed nnd avaoiied -jlock o' Millinery (Soivds.
i Inbracitijf all Ibr I'arUian Nntuliie., cnniialii c of
llibbuna—iioh und eleguut— Flowera unit l’luuie*.
in greut earni'y ; Hat* and Hor.ueia of every style.
Also, Mourning and liridat H its and Honnrta al-
wavs on *n d—work executed wab jrveot ski'l.
I, ttieielore, aolicit ibo piirnnage of all, and will
w,« on tbom wllb great pleasure, and 1 will assure
ihm* ib it ihee can do no belter elsewhere.
14T Otlice, thud door above Sum Hear'* Store.
uov.Im-uui MRS. DU DUE.
But visit the
professors, nnd ii
for yourselves the attractions that cluster
around old Andrew nnd her now rig
giug, and under her newly chosen helms
man,
of
is sectarian.
Look out ibr tlio Sheriff!
f IAAKR notice, all ye (oik*, or “any .other man,"
I against whom Executiona havo Lc-n i**ned.
that I shall proevasi to collect the cost alter the hist
jr next. Uuvcm youraeivoa aicv-idiuglj
airuugeuiijuU lo xcttlc.
RAS 1IR00KS,
•orfiii-lm Dept. Sheriff.
KOKQIA, lt«M*'i.ra CV>r\TT.-WiHlan» O.
M’ Duon, bavtnjr spplltd lor'.t-iters . f (iuardain-
preparo ink. tlefcnse, tho puhlio excite-: tho most shining of-tmr race as vietiuis
incut, mid the circulation of rumor* and Wo lost the cause, but saved our honor
reports to lint prejudice, the court grant- j Now we nro chained outside the pale o(
ed n contiiumnc* uiftil tho next term. j tho Union—-held at buy beyond the
Messrw. rinnL Hail,NVootun nnd lloyl, arena of tlio strife. Johnson and hi*
U on tie, Scarbrough nnd Parks, ap|wnr party now strugglo with tho fast sinking
for tho prisoner, nnd Messrs MeCny, institution t*f the ballot, to save tho h>d>/
Fielder, llnr|*vr, Simmons und Cohen, of tho constitution^ lflio shall bo do-
np|*ear with tho SuL Gen. Sfr-wart lor folded—nnd wo have no power to aid
the prosocutiou.
g, nnd under her newly chosen helms- ^ration tlio mutters referred. A mnjori- with n crime or misdemeanor short of a !'' h '!,V w„? u iTn.7! d .•‘“"‘■‘l 4 ' j{ n,Di ‘" ,_
A \r .i i- .o • , , ... . , J , i ii i • i i > • i mir orphans ol Win. I>uiii>, drc-cdwd, all |-«rsons
re you n AlollioUut f—inquire j ty of the committee believe it best to re- _ lelony, shall, bet* ire thu Judge of said j mteie-ird are n-adi^t *h«t bis application Will t**
tho Methodist* within if tho Col logo tain the County Courts, with a lew mod- Court, waive in writing, mi no nccuau* °?Q , j i ^J.*V! he “a* 1 J *7 u * ry l - ,m uf <8* Court
leetarian. Aro you a Bartist ?—«n* ifiufll,on ** The undersigned minority of r lion to be drawn by tho County Soliei- u 1 ,Q,r/ ut “‘ coUD \vm. d. liiDDOO,
• r .' ... ! .... tho committee have hud free cotumuni- tor, a presentment or bill bv Grand Ju no»30tm ordinary.
'!• , L l l Ms 111 10 u . l 'o° j cation with tho representatives from va ry and a trial by Petit. It shall then VVlukoia R*vunrn t . -j.iKo w s ru -
vl they have vl'seovevod any signs of see- ,’, 0UH j>orturns of the State, and believe, be th# duty of said court to hear and ' vl irv, haVinjplird iw leiters of Guardi’anabip
taiiani»m. Aro you a Presbyterian, or ■ iroiu the information received, thnt a determine the facts rs well ns the law ' ^ L«j' n * ibimi. c.rj.bau ofWm. pu-.i
* 1 ' .... I . • ... ! ceastil. (II paraooa HUerraial am Di.uurd it*
[him —then with him wo ahull see tiio last
Episcopalian ?•*— go and do
thing. Do you seek a healthful location?
—converse with tho old citizens, and tlio
able and high toned physicians of Cuth
tho same very large majority of tlio people are and give judgment accordingly.
I location ?! dissatisfied with the workings ol said tsec. *2. Be iijftu tht-r enacted, That
Courts, uud desire..that they lie done
away with entirely, or that the law or-
•’an zing said Courts be so altered und
hurt. Do you wish tt* send yourdaugh-; modified as to divest them of their most
tors and wards into tho midst of a.ie- objectionable features.
rind and virtm.ua "do ol ludlm f-thon ., ' l ''“ ol.joallniw urged.uguiu.1
this net shall take vfleet from nnd after
the loth day of March next; nnd, if at
that time, there shall remain on the dock
ets of said County Courts any cases un-
di-posed of, in which the jurisdiction is
taken *nwnv, it shall be the duty of the
>p,iliod'ir>n wilt be c >n.-iJeied at i
u-riu of the Court ot OnLna'r 1
Wm.
dovSO lm
rxt January
*»j<l coiinlv.
t. KIDDOi),
Ordinal'
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
/GEORGIA,
(l buidios eli
tho Court are its tardiness in disposing' ^werul Judges of tho County Courss to
* * (except us
nil papers
n-main long uuougli nniong uur Juioplo j „ r liti^utod oMI mid criminul buuincw.Un.ncmU nff criminul
to sp.tbfe yourselves,*at wo have done,' thereby imposing up.»n jurors, parties herett'fmv), togctlur with
EORGIA, Rxxroirn Coi
against Ibo
lltwk, iL-cav-d. ce nuiilieJ t<
ie-m« . f ibe law. and all per.-oo
•-alaie mo reqiirUrd lu nuke iim
\
DCvSO-CIt
nr.—All jienons
•tale ol CalDai
i»rtvni ibtia
indebted to t
**i»*f patniciit
M M'K.tlt
Ex.cut. r
Coesvt.—Uy «( an
ho buiorior Court <>i aa-.i
-o'v. iv'll 1 - -"'il b ft-re iIn-Court Ho eedorr, m
algal.isn, the lirat Tuenlay in Jtnusry oexi,
I'i" ’be iimial li'iiir* ol Rale, Ihe I'bupallm oirne l
II. II. Rico ami (i. It. Fmkxton, teiiktiia in cun -
u. oumuionlv known aa Ilia •• Far-more pUnlc.
ntuainl Ihiec mi'es ub.vfa Oetugilown, con-
m.i" eight liiindrcl and rcrcutwelS uure«, mure or
«. Tiiera Is abmii 4oe acre* in ctiltiTNixin, mask
ly litub land On Ilia place la a giol d^uliuig
hi**, ne/ni cabins, gin (m mo anil n-ru v.
Tetuu Cash. (I. H. FINKsTON
11. .1. U AND.
II. M. KAtUI.KR,
nnv3 ild* C.immi ni-.nrr*. .
/ iLOlUilA, RakiM
l I ningtiiii, huving applied ftir Is*lera of Uuarili-
atiahip "( Icewi* A. Jmner ami Mira A. Joiner,
minor orphans of Lewt* Joiner, doOMScd, all )•*■'•
soli a mtci i-elrd are noiined to ahowr can p, by tlio
iir.»t January t.-rui of tb* Coort of Uidmarv, for
said county, why letters shmil not b-v ersnu-d Ibo
applicant. WM. D. XIDDDO.
tlnlioarr.
Notice.
WILL be mid, before Ihe Court floute dotr, iu
ly of Cuihbeit, on the flrat Tim* lay ij January
vi. between the legal koursof *alc, the fHlowrmg
Iau‘d, to w it One hundred and Seventy bva acre*
I lot No. 117. Alan, one husdre I nee ami otic-
fourth acres of lot No. 12". All lying in tho Mh
lliatrict ol K.ndtlph onunly. levied on a* the
property of Nance Want, lo aatisiy aimSry li fa«,
i-fii.d from ihe (,’oitnty C.tirt of Kundnlph count v,
m luror ol Char.** I)»via «* Naoer Ward. Fliilll|i
ILalgera v*. N-mc) Ward, E. L. Dinglioiii Naaty
Ward, und Atbby 11. M^iml v». Nancy Ward.
novJytd \V. O. CONLEY, lll!f. O. C.
* EURO I A, Ra-
■v.—George
icved, m 'he eu.le of Jamra W. Olivu.,
g applied lor lesve tn sell lands of raid estate.
All persona inlercatcd are noliiijd that Ins applies-
i on w ill be considered at ihe next February teim
ot tbo Court t-f Ordinary lor said coaoly.
WM. 1). El.*1)00,
novS't-2m Ordinary.
i v EOliljl A, Ksmiulpii Cot xtt.—t bar!,* t)iand>
l J lev Ii i-mg app i-«l lorl-t'ira <f Utikidlitnabip
tt John IL Dunn and Itn junin L. Dunn, minor
orphans nl Wm D’inn, dn-ea-«d ; all ( crtoiia inter*
sled are no'iticJ that bis application will be c«n-
idcrrd at t'ne next January term of Ibe (.'curt of
Ordinary for said county,
not 30-1 m
A^IHiIjIIINrEilEVSr.
MRS. E. GIBSON,
I N the rear of the store ol Hickey A UumcII, on
ill* Fublic Sqaare, keep* coaaianlly on baud a
g od a-eortaent of •
MII.I.IN 1UHY GOODS,
of the LATENT STYLES. She is prepared In ex
ecute all snlara iu tbi* line wub ueatucaa and dis-
K tcfc. Iter stock comma of
ip.rtfpd UOXNETS;
HATS;
Funch FLOWERS ;
• Ciunet LACKS;
CJtfsey NETS:
i looey l| ANI)K ERCUIEFS,
And every article utually kept io a Mdhotry ature.
nanltf
Errors of Youth.
V Oentleoian w lm aifft-red for years from Xer«
yuits Oebtltly, picma ure decay, sad all lint
• fleet* of vcuihful iudi»creti"n, will, lor ihe sake of
buioani'y, send In-c to all alio need it, ibe receipt
and dir actions for n.skini; tlie aimple remeo v
by which he was cored. Fttilciwr* wiat.n.g lo pr> lit
br ibf idveiiisri'a exjvenence, can d> so by ud-
d:i-vaiot-, io pcn-ct cuuitdvne*,
JOHN i; OGDEN,
tor'Ju-Snt N’c. IJ Cvdat M, Nc* Ywk.