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BOOK* and STATIONERY.
pOWKI.UT. K.. (Trio-toe.) Law. MfillroT.
-*- School nnifjHwUlunoKU Ranh*. Illnnk
Hook*, Sheet Mu»lc, Stationery, fa-Kwing Mato-
iluk rtr. Agent for Henry C. Lea'a Medical
DRY GOOD*,
A 4,1. ISON A ATKIN'S. dealer* In Rlaplr nn«l
.Fancy Dry flood*, f irocerto*, etc., etc., North-
went corner of the H*|itnr<*.
UNX. J. MeK., Cchi-mI Denier in everything
a f fur the living nr dead.
M
S IKHKIi A MK1KU. drain* in Dry Co
Clothing. Boot* nml Rime*, etc, t'utfilierl,
i'l"«
AltTIN £ TAV Mill, deulei* in Dry fiood*.
Ilrnwif*. Ilmdwnre. etc., College Street.
DIDO HOUSES.
C NRKWH A M< DONALD. whnWate and re-
J Uli dealer* In Drug?. Chemical*, Paint*,
Oil*. Dye BlilflV. Liquor*, Fancy Notion*, etc.,
etc.. South-east corner I'nldic Square.
P OVKI<fi. T H., (Trustee.) dealer in Drug*.
Medicine*. I'erfiimcrv. Toilet Article*, fine
Wlnea and Liquor* for Wadicinni nae, Tobacco.
Segura, etc. S4t~ Proneilptloii* carefully coni-
i *•*:
OIOCER1IS
’ll HOOKS. J. M.. Grocer nnd PmnmMon Mer-
J I clmnl, Zd door Fuat of Pont Onicc.
TONKH, II. II ft CO.. Grocer mid Provision
•P Dealer*. North-etui corner Piddle Hqttar.
R AOLALD A ANIIIIKWH, dealer* In Dry
floods, (JmcorliK, Hardware, etc., final aide
Public Square.
S MITH A IIANfttt K. (tamer and Commit
sion Merchants, Kart aide Piddle Square.
W
SUE*) EON DENTIST.
EPTMOIIKLAND, W. M. 0., Pentlrl, Cmh
herl. Oeorgla.
SILVER IMITH.
f, T.J.
'allege Hlreot.
OUR SMITH
r UTMAHIN, T.J.. Watch Maher and Jeweler,
f Gp) -
BAR ROOMS.
B A.HKIV, II.. Par, keep* the finest and laet
Liquors, Wlnea, Lagitr Ilcer.CIgura, ole., Col-
leg* hi reel. ?*f Iced Drink* thioiigh the Hum
mer. Hagntclln Table.
Autliori/.eil A grit I a.
Cidhla-rl Dr. T. H. POWKLL,
" Pr. IIDC1IANAN,
Cotton Hill N.C. OKU.,
fleorgetown W. P. JORDAN.
Fort (Jalnca JOHN C. WI.M.S,
Ward’a Station .». P. PHELPS,
Havauuah KM' OTTO.
!9"Congr<'flH adjourned in nucti hniito
Unit tlio Dill to give llio light of holding
otlico and Hitting upon juricH to ncgiouN,
In the district of Columbia, was defeat
ed by Honding tho samo to the 1’rcni-
dent, and Hum adjourning before ho had
taken action upon it.
Poon Bkoonstrittbu Trnnubkk.—Be
tween the myrmidon* of tho Hutniiic
Drownluw and his armed hircliugH, who
tiro composed of renegade unionist*,
litiah-wharkcrH nml all tlm diaholiHin of
Ihu country, nml tho bayonots of Undo
Sam, our TeaooMce brethren nro indeed
enjoying tho tuaht of liberty with a veil-
gonnoo. In proforenco to such union
nod nationally, may wo remain forever
tho abject subjuuts of thu military maa-
tor whoso nlitvea wo are.
IJ.N. Ilimki'iipl Art.
Wo publish the iiiHt cano which hart
been adjudicated ninco tho law went into
operation. In thifl oonnootion also it
would ho well to direct attention to tho
atutement in thu Milludgevillc Recordor,
of Wm. McKinley, that '‘no debtor do-
airing a discharge from tho burdon of
bis debts, can got auch diHohargo after
Juno 1st, 1808, tinleHH hi* property ia
euffioient to pay luilf of hia debts. If
dobtorn fail to apply for benefit of tho
Act during the first year, and yet nro
not nblo to pay half of their dobtn, there
in no cot tain relief for them, but thny
will have to livo under the burden of
their dvbts forever, or until a majority
of their creditors assent in writing, to
their dinciiargo. Debtors who apply for
dinebargo during tlio first year, Juno
1st, 1868, can be discharged, no mnttor
how little they pay. Time is precious
to thoso much in debt."
It the nltovo is correct, it is a mutter
of deep consequence to many, and should
l*o duly hooded. Wo look fur some au
thoritative statement on the subject.
AW Orftont, July 80.—Tho following
order is in print thu evening:
DaA»qvartsa* Oth Military District,)
New Oileans, July 80,186T )
8|*cciol Oidrrs, No. 106.J
A careful consideration of tho reports
of Drevet Muj. (Ion. Chita. (jritlin, l'. 8.
A., shows tlmt J. W. Throckmorton,
Governor of Texas, in nn impediment to
the reoiMistruction of that State under
tlio luw, he is, therefore, removed from
Hint office. E M. l'onse is hereby ap
pointed Oovci nor of Texan in place of
J. W. Throckmorton removed, llo
w ill bo obeyorl ami rt‘S|icoted accordingly.
Dy command of Maj. (Jen. 1*. H. Sher
idan.
(Signed) Gko. L. IlAnTecrr,
AsHistant Adjutant General.
The Republican, in its issue of tin*
Slt-t, states ilint l’caso was recommen
ded by A. J. Hamilton Denso is n na
tive of Connecticut, but has been a resi
dent of Texas ainco 1K33. lit* is a law
yer of cutiiionuo at tlio Texas Imr lias
serve*! in both branches of tho Texas
I<cgiflutuie, a ml was twice elected Gov
ernor, serving front ’58 to *67. Ho wa*
u consistent Union man during the war.
agR.Tho rnlt Nonpar* il crossed the
Atlantic In filly-two days, having left
New York, Juoe 4th, aud arrived at
Southampton, July .Oth. She goes
from them to Havre.
Jljc (futljbcrt Appeal.
rUW.WHKD EVERY FRIDAY MORSIBO DY
SAWTELL A JONES
KDITOHS,
But. THRO. K. SMITH, A. M.
Col. if. H. JONES.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 18G7.
OuiHClven,
In thn conduct of tho CrriiBnrr Ap
peal for the past six months, wo hnvo
spared no pains to furnish our renders
with a sheet wot thy ol their patronage
in every respect. Untiring industry,
and nil tho ability wo posneas, have
been devoted to tho enlorpriso. An
interesting Texas, Florida, ami Drar.il
corros|K)ndenee has been established
and will greatly enrich our columns.
Tho subscription list is growing, and
advertisements from all quarters contin
ue to multiply. J II that is needed is on
earnest cflbrl nn the part of our fiiends
and patrons, and tho AimsAi. will ho
pormunently established beyond a per-
ndventuro.
As the local paper of our beautiful
town, nml earnestly devotod to its
growth and advancement, commercially
and morally, may wo nut Impo that it
will find its way to every fireside within
our limits ? The enuso of education will
ovor bo advorntod also, with unthigging
r.oul, and it will bo our supreme effort es
pecially, to build up uml iiustuin our own
schools and colleges, which take rank
with the first in the land.
Tho lone of this Journal is conserva
tive and independent. While sustain
ing tho call for a convention,because
wo boliovu it will strengthen nml give
aid nnd comfort to tlio Northern Democ
racy, wo nro still body nml son I op
posed to tho Hudiouls, and will cast a
vote for no dotigh-fuco, or renegade
who will batrny tho lights of tho wliito
inHit. Hhouhl ihfit body assomblo ami
adopt n Constitution in consonance with
rmlicnl views or dictu'.ion, wc shall move
houvon nnd onrth to defeat its ratifica
tion. Nor do wo fail ns our readers
are aware, to animadvert upon, ami di-
nounco in unmeasured stylo, tlio corrupt
and oppressive acts of that faction, ami
tho vilo incendiary agents who occasion
ally represent it in our midst. Our
motto, however, is moderation and jus
tice in all things, and nur columns will
novor bo mndo the vehicle of personal
abuse nnd vituporation.
As a family newspaper, the whole field
of history, practical soioncc, nnd agri
culture, will be explored and usod nn
space and opportunity will pormit, for
tho benefit of our renders.
Wo expect, also, tho ensuing winter,
if our antioipatioim nro reuli/ud, greatly
to eulargo tlio size of tho Aitial. To
our friends nml a gouorotis public, wo
confidently look for iuuronsod patronage
nnd sup|toit. Loud us your aid nnd
countenance, nml wo will publish a pa
per which shall rolled honor njton your
city.
Hiiownlow.—This Kovcrcnd Abomina
tion, nnd true apostle of the dovil, to
the regrot of all decent persons, has ro-
covcrod BtiUieiently to tuko tho slump
against Etheridge. His first speech
was nt Now Mnrkut, whero nn exchange
says in 1864, ho uttered tho following
language :
"Fotlow-clllaoar, I licant nil tlio pnrtlciilnis of
your liimi'nin <l»*l n«uro lh«* other*li*jr, nml think
you served liini uxnclly right, uiul I cninc along
lliiti mouiiiiK hy |ln> Miixklng reinnliiH of mm of
those Isvatuhig huh* ol bvll, nml I think you
solved the owner rigid, too. Whenever you get
to linrning negrow or dram shot**, count urn one:
•'ll help you.
Won't Au turn como somo day, nt tho
grout aufo iff f%>, reserved for wicked
Mien uml fallen angels, whoso firos shall
never be quenched.
Thoninivltle psper* nro exulting over the
completion of tlm tclcgrsilh to their thriving
town.
C'niupllnientiirv ilirpwtcheN wen* exchsngeil be
tween their Chief Msgidrnle nnd Mayor Arnler-
hoii of Havnnnnh.
From Wahiiikoton.—WatkingUn, Ju
ly 80.—The following was issued to-day
addressed t«» the District Attorneys and
Marshals of thu Unitod Stales :
Att’v. Gknrrju.'s Orricx, July 80, '07.
Dy diroctlon of tho Fresident «*f tho
United States, you nro In ruby instruc
ted to otmervo with vigilance nil persons
whom you hnvo reason to aus|K>ct of
combining, unlawfully, for expeditions
into the Territory of any foreign nation,
and to promptly mtorpose tlio authority
of tho United States whenever you have
probable enuso for believing that any
person has violated tho nontrali'y laws
of tho Unitod States.
[Signed J John- Binvki.Iy, A. A G.
To toe PaTronr or nir 5v>itukrn Ban*
xxa.— The puhlieation of the Southern
Dan a or is suspi-mlcd for tho prosen t:
cause—non payment of aubscribcni and
advertisers. Wo are satisfied that nil
AotKtl debtors will pay up promptly, nnd
thotoby enablo us to resumo at un ourly
day.
All legal advertisements will ho pub
lished in tlio Southern Watchman tlio
tiuio required.
| Jas. A.
Why Miotiltl Tliorr l»r Divis
ion or Party spirit Among
nn 1
It is painful to witness tho degreo of
as|M‘rity and bittorr.eas, which lias crept
into the politics of our State within the
puat few weeks. A pot turn of the preen,
in their reckless animadvert'ion* upon
each other, have ovi Icntly lost sight of
truth and candor, nnd given way to
passion und vindictrveumts of spirit.—
This ouglit not so to 1*0.
In tho warfare against radicalism in
its native and genuine deformity, all
should bo unsparing and mfiexiblc;
hence it is no light thing to charge with
this heinous sin, those with whom we
may bo culled to differ, in the moastirc
und details of that opposition, which
every true Georgian must wage against
this hideous monster.
That there do exist a few renegades
nnd fulh.-n sons of the Houth, who are
willing to embrace thu creed of the op
pressor, and out Herod, Herod, in their
hate nnd mulignily towaids their breth
ren, wo do not deny. Such are tho
white men who belonged to tlio Atlanta
Convention, und aro endeavoring daily
to urray the blacks as a party against
their former owners nml best friends.—
But wo cannot believe that any consul
(■ruble number of our people arc so loot
to principle and honor, ns to eympathi/.o
with this faction.
It in possible to eonsont to reconstruc
tion under tho ignominious terms of Con
grats, with the sincero and honest belief
that in viow of tho surroundings of the
unso, it will b*?st conduce to our interest*
in tho future. Many entertain this convic
tion who loathe tho radicals, but think
further opposition will but aggravate tho
difficulties ol tlm situation, nml end |>or-
hups in confiscation and wholesale ruin.
Thousands of patriotic nnd upright cit
/.ons deliberately cherish this sentiment
and will act upon it.
Tltusc men aro honoat, nnd possess as
much integrity and worth ns ourselves
And yet somo journals nnd public
speakers denounce thorn ns fulso to their
country, and Irailort in the most odious
sense of tho word.
This is manifestly wrong and unjust,
und toinls to weaken our cause by gen
dering prejudice and bate between class-
os, whose roul opinions are identical, nnd
whose devotion to tho soil has been test-
od on many a "stricken’' nnd "bloody
fiold.” If reconstruction is effected un
der the oxtrnnrdiuury nml ulntost com
pnlsory legislation of a tyrannical Con
gress, It Is to those very men nnd
brethren, wo must look for nid nnd co
operation ut a future day, in our cflorts
to revolutionize the Stale, nnd expunge
from its constitution, tho radical sections
which wero forcibly ongruftod upon it.
Why thon boct^uso qur ettndpoint is dif
ferent, arraign nnd condemn those of
our fellow citizens whoso conclusions di
verge from ours, though llioir patriot
ism is ns puro, nnd thoir hearts as true
to our common country t
Again, a very largo number, our
selves included, favor the call for a con
vention, boemtse wo nro bonoatly con
vinced thut this jtolioy wl I strengthen
our cause, and shorten the period of
Southern vassalage und humiliation.—
Tlio Radical programme is so corrupt
and villainous in its nuturo, that sensa
tional occurrences, und nl eap/auJinn
statements, are essentially accessory to
its existence nnd success.
Although it is pretended that a free
ballot is accorded to us, yot should thu
vordict of tho people be rendered against
tno usscmblugo of a convention, one pro
tracted bowl from tlio N’orih would pro
claim, thut tho rebellion was only icotcA-
i d, not suppressed. They reason thus.
That no test of loyalty, or oath is re
quired at our bauds, thut is not like
wise imposed upon every Northorn man
who is invested with otlico. Thut tho
State of Gcorgiu being unwilling to sub
scribe to those requisitions nnd re-enter
tho Union in the manner proscribed, is
it facto still in a state of positive rebell
ion, und must be dealt with accordingly.
Hence n fresh oruendc would bo prenrh
cd against us, and fiinalivism receive t
now lonso of life. Of course in a corres
ponding degree likewise, would thu (Ion-
scienliven lose ground, and the hour of
deliverance bo delayed.
Let the convention however bo called,
nnd till parties fuse, and unito upon rucIi
delegates ns ahull pledgo themselves not
to betray nnd surrender the rights of
tho white man, nnd though wo doubt
less shall oontintio to bo excluded from
the Union, wo will at lonst have evinced
our sincere desire for honorable recon
struction. This will inspire with
doubled ardor the efforts of the Conserv
ative Democracy, and in tho elections of
18G8, our ouemies may bo overthrown
nnd hurled from power. In the mean
time our military Htutus will remain tho
same, and tho radicals bo robbed of any
pretext ftr further aggressions.
\N o hnvo tlio alternative left us also,
| if the convention under force, or intimi-
i dulitin, should Adopt u Hmlic.il Consti-
| tution, of pronouncing against the same
nl thu ballot box. Tire numerical supe
ririoty which can prevent the call of a
convoti iiMt, is ublu Im defeat its work if
permitted to convene. Why then ob
ject to the experiment when it ean do
no harm, nnd may achieve grout good at
tho North ?
Dnt as stated at tho outset of /hi-* ar
ticle, all are denounced, who do not in
dicate their hostility to reconstruction
by voting convention. Wo trcglcuvo
to sny, that such conduct if not only un
fair, and calculated to foment divisions,
but is instil ting and offensive to a large
portion of our people, who will yield to
no true iu patriotic devotion to their
country.
Away tiicn with stlch intolerance and
bigotry of opinion. Dot us reservo our
animosity for the common enemy; and
without strife or bickoring calmly dis-
cues all tlio minor |K>ints upon which
wc may honestly differ.
Find Cane in Haukniptcy Un
der (He Lute Uw,
Wo are indepted to'the Murinn (8. C.)
Star, for tho following account of a re
cent case in Bankruptcy, whjuh occurred
iu the United States District Court of
South Carolina, This is tlm first case,
so fur nn wo have seen, under the late
law, and ns tho points raised ond det-i
ded nro of interest to our commercial
friends, we copy it in full.
The case "of Duly r*. Flnmn—a pe
tition for involuntary Bankruptcy, is ihe
first ease that has occurred in the Statu
since tho promulgation of tho Bankrupt
Act Ono Flnum, doing business on King
street, iu April last, executed to Edward
Duly, Agent, proprietor of a large shoo
house iu Meeting street, some notes u
part of which wore paid at maturity,
and others not. In 1856, the said
Flaunt confessed two judgements, ono in
favor of 8. Abate#, of Philadelphia, and
tho other to Magdalene I. Lowitli, of
Churleslon (his mother-in-law, I be
lieve). In May, tho property of the de
fendant in question, was to lx* levied on
under these executions, nml with a view
to prevent tho usual sacriticQ attending
such sudden conversion of efiocbi ho ox-
ocutod nn assignment for tho benefit of
his creditors, protecting tho rout and
tho two judgments.
Subsequently, Daly tiled u petition to
mnko thu suid Vlaum a bankrupt aguinst
his will; nnd baaed tho potilion on the
following points of argument, viz. :
1st. That tho defeudunt had suspen
ded payment of his notes, and had not
resumed payment of tho same within a
period of fourtocn days.
2*1. Thut any assignment of a tra
der's efforts, although in trust for tho
benefit of all of his creditors, was invalid
in law, us defeating and hindering tin
operations of tho Bankrupt Art, und
that these two facts, whatever thu uu-
ture, whether honest or olherwi-to, con
stituted the defendant in law ns involun
tary bankrupt.
The defendant Fhiitm made his de
fence in these paragraphs, viz :
1st. Thut tho Roles wore to Edward
Daly, Agent, and not in his own right.
That as agent he had already sued tho
defendant at luw, and that ho could not
maintain n petition in his own right, and
as if the debt wan due to him itHlividuiil-
ly, when lie had already, iu his bail writ
at low, sworn it wan due to him in his
cupncity us agent, mid that, therefore,
tho petition was without legal status.
2d. That no parson could bo made
nn involuntary bankrupt without fraud.
8d. Thut thy more suspension of tho
payment of a promissory note fur four
teen duya was not sufficient to consti
tute a case of iuvolunttiry bankruptcy,
but that the stopping and suspension
must hnvo occurred with n fraudulent
intent, and that the creditor who peti
tions against any hanker, merchant, or
trader for adjudication in bankruptcy,
must charge und establish thu fact of tlio
fraudulent intent.
•lilt. That in ordor to constitute an
assignment nn net of bankruptcy, it
must bo shown to hnvo been made, not
bona tide, but with intent to delay, de
fraud or iiindur his creditors.
The enso was thoroughly and ably
argued by thu Honorable Henry Buist
ami Thus. Y. Simmons, fur tlio defence,
nnd J. \V. Wilkinson, Esq., f*»r the po-
tilionor. Ilia Honor, Judge Bryan,
charged tho jmy against tiie defence, nnd
held,
1st. That although tho notes wore
executed to tho petitioner or agent, lie
could petition upon thorn in bankruptcy
in his own name and as of hia own indi
vidual light
2d. That the suspension of a bank
er, or morulmnt, or trader, to meet bis
commercial paper nt maturity, and l.is
non-resumption of payment within four
teen days, although without fraud, cre
ated au act of involuutnry bnnktuptcy.
He, therefore, charged’ tho jury thut
if the defendant, being insolvent, with
no power to commence again, allowed
his notes to pass without payment, this
made him uuder the luw guilty of bank
ruptcy.
3d. That if on tho 19th May, tho tie
fendant was insolvent, ho could not
make any disposition of his property or
attempt to govorn it, boesuso the law
considered him dead and an holding
that property for the benefit of his credi
tors, under thu Bankrupt luw, and thut
it whs not necessary lor such an assign
ment to be Irndu'.ont.
Tho jury then retired and after r
abort abet nee, found the said Fluum an
involuntary Bankrupt.
MrTho vacancy on the Supremo
Dercli, caused by tho death of Assoei
ate Justice Wayne, cannot be tilled un
der an act of Congress of Inst session
which provides that uo appointments
for the Supremo Bench shall be made un
til tho number of Judges is reduced to
six. Tho death of Judge Wayne leaves
eight on tho bench, including the Chief-
J ustico.—Jlfiicun Te.’tyraph.
New Advertisements.
i __ _
j CHAMPION A FREEMAN,
Grocers,
THOMAS M. NORWOOD,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
si r.imn cj.
■■fX-Oin
, i*. xaurr.
I. B LATUROP.
TIh*(,'oHt of Itnriicnl Huh*.
lion. George ff. Pendleton, iu a re
cent speech at 81. Paul, Minnesota, men
tioned certain films With reference t*»
tho subject of taxation that nro worthy
of tho gravest cnnakjomlion. The Uni ««r| ■ -
ted States has property, real nnd person ll0|(*$0lC
al, ns a taxable basin, amounting to $lfi, i
000,no.),(»0. Orcat Bnlnio ho. pro,. j (Vu „ w n
erty, r. nl and porsooul, animating to * • ,y
$36,000,000,000. Franco has property 13AVANBAH, s : t , : oio
amounting to $40,000,000,000. Thu |
taxes collected by tlio United States!
Government last year wero f jRO.OOO,-
000, while thoso collected by England
amounted to $180,000,000, and thoso
collected by Franco to $390,000,0U0—
showing nn excess for the Failed States
of $100,000,000 over England, and
$100,000 000 over France. This, not
withstanding the great difference in tho
bunis of taxation. The contrast become*
still stronger when it is conddcrcd that
the nutionul taxation in Great Britain
and France includes every thing, where
as we have in addition here, our State,
county, and municipal taxes.
Thus it will be seen that the taxes in
young und republican America are
much more oppressive than in eitlior of
the great European monarchies men
tioned, And to make tlio burdon of
taxation still more onerous upon the
masses of tlm people, sotno 8260,000,-
000 Government bonds in the hands of
capitalists arc oxernpt.
When wo remotnbor that tlio Radi
cal.': hnvo beon in possession of the Gov-
ernient but six years, it is almost incred
ible that they should have mndo so tre
mendous a change in thu condition of
the country. Up to tlio time of their
accession to power the expenses of ud-
tniDistorting the Government were not
perceptibly felt by any ono. Hince then
a debt has been contracted, to pay the
mere interest on which is next to impos
sible. j
LATHROP & CO-,
139 and I-l I Congreu Sit., Savannah, (7a.,
WhulMale and IteUil Dealer* in
Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing,
Boots, Bhoes. Hats and Caps,
Carpets. Oil Cloths, Laca
Curtains, Shades, etc.
Al*o affente for Hew m* Machine*.
l-4f Whulraale Houma op l'*lft. IH aagt-li*
P. II. BE I IN,
FACTOB & COMMISSI MEHCHAST
8A YAXXA/r, a A.
FIT" IIaa remared
ehangc.jfc-J
First Door W*at of lha Ex-
ai'K’Ou*
STEAM SAW MILL
FOR SALE.
r F , |E auUcnbera wi»h to aell their MILL and
1 FIXTURES. An* peraoa wishing lo parehiaa
will nddraaa them at Ward 1 . .Station, n. W. K R.
anrMm* UKNJaMIS A BURNEY.
Notice.
Maximilian.—Wo learn from tho Mo
bile Register that tlio requiem mass lor
the repose of the soul ot tho Emperor
Maximilian, was solemnly celebrated nt
the Cuthedrul in that city un the morn-
r of the ltllh instant.
Tho inuaie was by Fr. X. Schmidt,
and was sung by thu Cathedral choir,
aided by some of the ladiee nnd gentle
men of the Mobile Musical Association.
All the foreign consuls in tho city at
tended in a l>6dy.
The |iul) used in tho occasion was the
same that covered the remains of tho
Duke of Orleans in 1852, nnd was pur
chased nt that time and presented to
tho late Bishop I'ortior. It is of rich
black velvet, heavily embroidered in
silver.'
Tin; murder of this noble IVinco lms
struck a universal chord of sympathy in
tho hearts of civilized men tho world
over. Tho Radical party of tho Unit?*!
States stands tiie solitary exception.
When Mexican Radicalism slew Maxi
milian, it vainly believed it hud rid It
self of a dangerous enemy. But it has
only killed the body of its victim. His
memory and the intiuonce ol his namo
will live to revenge upon his murderers
the "deep damnation of hia taking off"
Mexico has uot dono with Maximilian.
RKOONsrauimoN.—In tho billowing
tlio Now York Tribune d.xw but simple
justice to the spirit and temper display
ed by the Southern people sinco tho day
of submisnion to the inevitable fnto im-
pised upon then by superior armnmen's:
The Southern people hnvo been hard- 1
ly nnd unjustly dealt by in this whole
business of reconstruction. It was no
fault of theirs that the different depart
ments of tho government full to quarrel
ing over the conditions of restoration.—
When they had thrown down their arms
und submitted, they were outiilod to
know what Would be required of thorn.
Two ycurs nnd three immths have
elapsed, nnd thoy nro still kept in igno
rance. They have a right to demand
that this uncertainty, so disgraceful to
the government, shad bo removed by n
simple, perspicimtt", self interpreting law
informing them without ambiguity of the
terms imposed, and pledging tho honor
of Congress to their prompt re-admission
when tho prescribed terms are complied
with.
. Idwio, 00 I.ui»|>kln Hire»t, on MONDAY,
Urn Mb or Aii|C**L Hue rMpoctfa.Ijr •olicits patron-
***, *nd will endeavor lo kit* a-itiefitctinn.
Tbbm : 14 UU par innuiL -p*;«ljlo mootblr.
•ugt-Ot
IIHKL Fun DIVORCE.
tlsNST O. laxuLOT,) l.iboi lor Divotca in R .n
»». , itolj.li Hoperior C'ou:t, Nor-
Millib A. Laxolik. ) Term. 1A00.
I T' *pr«*»i»K I" the Court, bjr the return n( the
nheiilT, that the defi-nitaat does not roaida in
tbi* cniintr, and it lortber a|>pra.a that »he doe* not
resida in thi* Hist*; it ia on inoiiim of Cimnae! or
dered Out Mid dctanditnl appear and answer, at tbs
neat form ot this Court, *Lt that thu ossa ba coo-
tidcred to iMuell, and lb* pl«iolitI alfowad lo pro-
caed. And II is further ordered di..l ibis rule be
pnbluhcd in lbs CuibU.it Ap|>eal once a nrontb tor
four months.
A liue oitraat from the minute*.
•0*8-4m* »l. C. FARKERPON, Clark.
LIBBh rou UrVORCBi
Cvarn* A. Bu.ssit.) I.ibwt for Divorce in Ran.
„ T *- -dolph Hniierior Coart, Mar
Nnwrox Uuu.oru. J Term, Ib87.
H imlijj-h Superior Court, Soy Term, 18C7.
It appearin* to the Court, by Uw return of Iba
Hbrr IT of mid owonty, that ihu mhI defandsnt,
Newton Bml- b, in a non re*blent of lha Mid Conn-
ly of Randolph. It i* llicrrfnre on motion, ordered
by tbe Court, that tbe *aid Newton Bui toe b do ap
pear ond answer to said libel for divorce at ihe next
Novamb r Term of l*iia Court, m to default of aucli
apn-n-ance tbe Coer I will prooael na to iueliee. It
■a luriber ordered bv tba Court that service be per
fected upon uid drfeudaol by pabllestioa uun a
month for four raoalbs iu the Cuibbcrt Appeal.
A tiue rairact from 'be minulea.
aujrj lamtm M. C. FaRKERSON, CFt
]\re>-w
Skvrrr but Tats.—The Chicago
Times expresses its opinion in respect
to negro suff'ogo in the following forci
ble words
8. STR AUS
WTOUliD not If r tl<e tHilvn* of Cvlikrrt md
» » vicniily. the* he Hn* 'alien iba MKII.liKON
llou.ao, on Ihe Knit aidant tiie I’ublicHniia-o. whtoe
ha .a prepared, at SHORT NOTICE, lo do every
description ol
© \
Watches and Jewelr I
11
3D
i/locks,
nuPAinmo
TO
BEST
Iu Iba
STYLEI
No job : a too didicnll or trdion* for him, end Ida
*upptv of loot* and iinplrmaaia (a eomulal*.
Aa r*|>crience of 17 jeara cnaulM him to
v competition.^;
He baa also on haod a large nnd varied aaaoit-
nrenl ot Ibe finest
JEWEI.RY,
J/ VSH A J. 1X8 TR CMEXXS,
VUX8,
PISTOLS,
Eh., Etc.,
i ,i j All of which be will be happy to exhibit and aell
Ihe attempt to mnko tbe Degrees < at reaannabi#r.'ea.
dominate in tho 8outh through tlio ngen
cy ol a military despotism, is a crime it*
couquirison with which the rebellion wan
a virtuo. There is every uloment of
monnnes* in it It is a oownrdly re
venge. It is a declaration by white
American citizens tlmt ignorant and de
graded negroes are their sii|*oriurs. It is
n prostitution of government It is the el
evation of sin nrui ignorance over intel
ligence und virtue. Hull is not punish
ing a crime more enormous or one which
approaches it iu meanness. Tho milita
ry commander who will lend hinwulf to
its porpetratiun is putrid. He is work
ing for the accomplishment of a villainy
more horrid and loathsomO that was
perpetrntod by the hoary old lecher
Cenci.
New Orleans, Monday, July 22.—
The cotton prospects continue dubious,
owiug to continued rains. Tho worm
has appeared in somo districts, and wot
weather prevented grass being donned
out. It is repotted cotton lias boon
plowed in and replanted in corn in somo
sections. From upland districts reports
mure favorable, but all agree lint even
n two-thirds crop any where is contin
gent upon a cessation of rains. Tho
prospects of the grain crops aro tho best
ever known. Weather very sultry with
daily showers. Tho thermometer 00.
Weekly mortuary reports show nine
deaths Irani cholera nnd only two from
yellow lover.
Du*’l forget lha
NEW JEWELRY STORE
STRAUS'
jvl9-*m >
40,000
POUNDS BACON
FARMERS’
BALDWIN, REDDING & CO,
WAREHOUSE
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ClTltFlERT, UKORGIA,
rpAKK thia matbnd of inf rmiiijr tbrtf frtonSa
1 sad |Minins of Kandtiijib nod a«rvo«i»dinff
enunliaa, dial tbay art alill in tba
WAREHOUSE
AN*
Commission Business,
An & have full and enmnlrto amumanii for tba
8TUKAOK and HALE of
COTTON and other PRODOCK.
We have full and ample arrangement* fo r
CASH ADVANCES OX COTTON
AND OTHER PRODUCE
In Store aad far HbipmaaL
W. L. BALDWIN,
I^>ng and farnrablr known aa an axparianerd band
la tho Cotton Tiade, and who b«a an rxUnaiva ac
quaintance with b'teara. will give his nr.divrtad at-
tv**'ton to lha HTOkANB aud HALK o| COTTON
and orilKR PRODUCE couinitlird to nur ears.
Thankful for putt favors, no hep*, bf atric*. earn-
rat aud ualiriug davo'iou to buaiots*. to tutrit a
liberal shale ut patruaagd.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
CORN,
BACON,
SALT,
IRON TIES,
nnd BAGGING,
Always un hand.
We are also Agents for the United Htai«
Pc.iviuu Guano Company,
And other
E’ZIRTXIjXBSZI H 0.
BALDWIN, BEDDING A Co.
hi**
Just Received
VABIETY STORE!"
A Freeh Supply of
Clear Sido BACON,
Uac n SHOULDERS aad CanvaMed HAMS,
LARD.
Ouah n BUTTER.
FISH, of various kiada,
CORN MEAL.
FLOUR, from New Wheat,
tfupeiior USX AN TEA,
Owl RIO COFFEE,
Cider TIM SOAR,
Kerosiur OIL and LAMPS, ^
I amp WICKS and CHIMNEYS,
Wrapping, Note, LaMar and Cap PAPER,
Window OLASH,
PUTTY,
TOBACCO,
BELIAKS,
SNUFF, and a
HUNDRED OTHER TIIINGH!
That cannot ba man lion.
EVERYBODY and the COOK art in
vited lo call and tee iu.
jylBtt 11. H. JONES A CO.
LIFE INSURANCE.
FIHDMOJMT
Real Estate Insurance Company
FOR
Life Insurance Only.
FOR SALE TO
PLANTERS
CREDIT.
CALL SOON ON
MEGRATH & PATTERSON,
•&u The first bale of new cotton was !
rreeivod in bavanntth on thu 29tb, bv F. „ „„ .
W. Sim. a IM. from Florida. Tlm. ULL “ tK "' ST,1EET ' 5 ' JC0!I ' 0 “' 0U
grade is very inferior. I jyia-im
future gour Lite in thia First-Clatt, Sali
ent, Virginia Company, with an
authorized Capital of
$l000)000<
O F F IOEIlB.
W. C. fARHINCITON, PnifrorNT.
J. J, I lOPk INS, BMURabt.
HENRY I'EKIOff, Mtn. Aorisen.
WINFIELD SCOTT,
Agent, Cuthbert, Ga.
rjlHE ratal of this Company are liberal. It ana-
1 blra every man, by paying »»••• anaaal ram*,
<o secure lo tavs wife and liltla once HS>Mt want
vrhan he ia dead and ean 1 be p them.
// m the REST ami Sl'HESV mvtsfmenl you earn
ate !
Come and get a table nl rale*, and inturaat one*.
TRU Company paya >4 «<f the prv&ta t«* policy
li..!Ara Kv«ry policy bolder draw* a diviit-nu.
Tharvfitre, it you wudi in prolong y.,ur rxiateme by
rvro« ring every cauae ol aaxiviy and ooeasiniaa
tor lb i iniurw wvih»eof thf»*e y-m love, iufiire at
in.ee a. A i-n.-mue the lestrtu leitef. jjI'j-Jm