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BOWifTMT, NI5BET & BARNES)
Pabipacrs and Proprietors.
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IS. filSIiK'i'. {
(bhc Cojifrttrate (ttnioit
L - r >uh’i*hvd W eekly, in AlillcdgceHh-, Ga.,
Corner of Hancock and Wilkinson St*.,
(opposite Court House.)
As 83 a year in Advance.
K.1TUI9 OF ADV£RT»nU.
/’« /• t'i'iarc of tieclre lines.
One insertion $1 00, auj fifty cents for eachsubsequent
continuance.
7'h" oaout without the specification of thenuinberot
insertion* will be published till forbid and charged
accordingly.
Business or I'rtfessional Cards, per year, where they
do not exceed Sis Likes ... $|0 Oti
,1 l.hrrnl contract still be made frith those trho teish tv
Advertise ly the year,occupying a specified space
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sales of Land and Negroes, by Administrators. Rx-
■scut irs or On iraians, are required by law to be held
on the firstTuesday iu the month;between the hoursol
10 in the forenoon and three in the afternoon, at the
Courthouse iu the county in which the property is s jt-
uated.
Notice of these sales must be given in a publicga-
zett? ID days previous to the day ofsale.
Notices lorthe sale of personal property must begiv-
en in like manner 10 days previous to sale day.
Notices to the debtors and creditors of ancatatemust
also be published 40 days.
Notice tint application will be madetothe Courtof
Ordinary for le; veto seli Laud or Negroes, must be
published for two months.
OUa/ioa, for'otters of Administration Guardianship,
Ac., must be published 30 days—for dismission from
Administration, monthly sic months—for dismission
trom Guardianship, 10 days.
Rules for foreclosure of "Mortgage must be published
monthly for four months—for establishing lost pnpers,
for the full snore of three' months—forcoiupelliliglitles
from Executors or administrators, where bond has been
given by the deceased, the full space of three
months.
Publications will always be continued according to
these, the Icgalrequirements, unless otherwise ordered
at the following
RATES:
Citations, on letters of administration, Ac. $2 75
“ “ dismissoryfrom Admr’n. 450 1
“ “ *• Guardianship. 3 00
Leave to sell Land or Negroes 1 00
Notiee todebtors and creditors. 3 00
Sales of personal property, ten days, 1 aqr. 1 50
Sale of land or negroes by .Executors, Ac. pr sqr. 5 00
E •drays, two weeks 1 50
For a man advertising his wifefin advance,) 5 00
MILLEDftEYILLE, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 14,1863.
[NUMBER 4:
Idling ua tliat iho language. of the
distinguished .gentJeroan from Ohio* (Miv
, affandigham) who jteld spellbound this
house from thn position in which I stand'
j with one of the ablest arguments I ever
teard, wa S a)) unworthy of a member of
its loti} . ^V ho constituted him judge o£
’Ins colleagues? Where does he fitid the
1 au '* J ^ ri *J «rraign \ orhees on this floor t.
j C>ir there is but one reply to language and.
! conduct like this. Wc reject with scorn
; your unasked advice; we spurn your
; offensive lectures; we despise your .pncrihs
The
sentati
the matter
Wc most
or of the
ly and
The
interests of the Confederacy and the final success
cause. The supply ol the rolling stock and machinery of
uper
g an engine and
R. R., for the
nee of milita-
Goveruor is here
by requested, under auv arrangement with the officers of
t our the road, satisfactory to himself, to permit the train to re-
mir aoeomi r> •; t.' i 1,1 w .. . ... j "• maiu so long as, in his judgment,-it may continue to suh-
• era) Rail Roads, and the condition of their road beds serve the public good and aid in’the common defense.
tence or other property absolutely neces
sary, then such impressment may be made
by the ofiicer or officers whose dutv it is
to fsuch image, articles of
tender o'her property for such army
port of the owner and his family, and to carry on **-P
bis ordinary agricultural and mechanical business | l* eo pfe ! "lio, lor their policy and conduct
to be ascertained by the: ppaisers to bo appointed ; 0,1 this Hoor, have been rejected by tbeir
as provided in the first section of this act. under i own constituents, and who stand con-
bsis- | shall not be taken or impressed for tho pub- j demned before tlie country, to come here
lie ns**; and when tlitj impressing ofiicer and tin* „ i i . v* ,• J . i T
owner cai.Qotag.efl as to the quantity of propetty a,,d,ecturc democratic Members. In
sai i appraisers shall bo binding on tho officer and
ail other persons.
Sec. 8.
is such that, unless measures are taken to meet their neces
sities, tiie days of transportation by rail in the Confederacy establishments to repair and aid in fie: her si pplying
are numbered. We are glad to have been informed by the 1 * rolling stock.
intelligent and patriotic if. Road managers of the State, in The committee learn with pleasure that there are several
the interesting conference the committee had with them ; establishments now in operation in Georgia, and others pro-
amelio'ruA th! F hicl1 , W ! U ' i0t ou, y for *}"* lie . cessar >' object. Without proposing any j ” ceitnined " or determined by the judg-
.tmeuoi.it. tne condition ol tlie country, but winch if prompt- invidious distinctions, we mention the establishment ol i t r t i 1 ,,,.1 .lUmtei-cqtrd riti-
Mew*. Laugl.boiougli t Timmons at Augusta, for tho man- Jor^ShTvS.
ufacture and repair of car wheels, axles, Ac., and an enter- i such impressment may be made, one to be
S,r, p .n'l f :; i *>»«■ p»«>*•*««
n cases wnere the owner ot such proper i r.ccessary as aforsnid. then tbo decisions of the
ty and the impressing oflicei cannot agree
upon tho value thereof, it shall be the
duty of such impressing ofiicer, upon an
affidavit in writing of the owner of such
property or his agent, that such property
was grown, raised or produced by said
owner, or is held or was purchased by him
not for sale or speculation, but for bis own
use or consumption, to cause.the same to
common decency you ought to keep si
lent, as mere cumbereis of the ground,
whose days are numbered. Popular
„ . ..prompt
ly adopted and industriously pursued, will improve our Rail
Roads and insure their continued usefu'ness. In this work
it will lie necessary to have the co-operation and favor of
both the Confederate and .State Governments.
BOOK-BINDING !
Till’. Subscriber is now pre j
pared to do Sook'Bind- j
Id J
Road.-
part.*
necessi
cussed
of transportation were brought to our knob ledge. Prudeu- L ‘ r works as are erected or may hereafter be erected to fur-
tial considerations render it improper that we refer to these *=»!> R- R. supplies, such special facilities of transportation
in detail; but believing that his Excellency is fully imbued for coal, iron and other supplies as may be in his power, and
with a sense of the importance ol this subject, and that the consistent with other demands on the road,
willingness ol the State to render aid and encouragement
!>e default of the owner, the Government of the j l y thousands and tens of thousands.—-
J Confederate .States shall pay a just compensation j Loyal people have Spoken your knell the
I t ierefor, to l e asccrtii o l by appraisers app*iut d I f uncra i bell lias been tolled over vour
IT
I the opinion of the owner, been injured whilst ... 1 grass is growing green on the sod which
: the public rise, the amount of damage thereby s.is-■ covers you. And yet you dare come
, tained shall be determined in the manner d-sciib- here to lecture living-men ! We bear in
ri i Ge'r!‘ irJ r .t 0 r i0 /' 0f ,!u" aP, ^' l ‘,n Ci}i , Cer 7'7Tr bodies political vitality; yon are
I in£ 1 lie p*opcrty bcAiif? authorized to not on ben nil , r i- J i*.* *
; of tl.e Government: and upon such inquiry, the political ghosts, specters lrom political
J certificate of the value of tiie property when or {graveyards, where the people Lurried you.
prise projected by M r. McNeill, and other citizens to pro- j selected by the owner, one by llic impress- j ‘-'yally impressed shall he received ssprim* Jade j | as t } ;1 H, and wrote on your tombstones, s
i.Je siiitv> 1 ICS for R. R. comnanies to be located at Macon or I officer, and, in ihe event o! 1 heir dis- j s ,.,. i, I 'l'i... o, n r.,„. I “^ 0 resurrection.” How dare you lecture
the liviug, who yet staud on the shores of
rho have something to do with
airs. [Laughter.J I invoke
of decency and of regard for
and, in the name of that spell I %
, . ^ these spirts, and tell them, down,.
vided for iu this section, the impressing j of act> ;li t! "’ Secretary of VV-.-ir .shall, from j down to*whence you come.” [Laughter.]
officer blccl* »a.l,orircdto.,.i; u i U i ; ,cr SSS?!? DT S ! 'f 1 ' »!<• «»>**>
and certify) shall proceed to assess just ; hired or procured by the consent of tho owner or i vision oi hell, ltoary white with eld,
compensation for the property so impress
ed, whether the absolute on lici'bliip or
will be met by the R. If. companies with a determination
to make every effort ingenuity can devise and industry ac-
ing’, in ail its branches ' complisii, to keep up their needful supplies and business,
Old Books rebound, Ac. | and thus preservo their mot us as hi<rl.|v resnectablc ■’lid use
MUSIC bound in the best style. Blank Books f . , . ., > . 'f 1H = ,n - alKI llse
manufactured to order. Prompt attention will be j 1 *** institutions Ot tilt* COlintl \ , WC unanimously recommend
civen to all wo.k entiusted to me. | the adopt ion ol tile following resolution •
S. J. KIDD. I t l„,G ' , ..
REGULATIONS OF CERTAIN RAIL ROADS AS TO CONTRACTS LIM- | the temporary use thei
col Oil If- IS
ITING THEIR LIABILITIES AS COMMON CARRIERS.
ed.
;eut.
Sec. 10. That previous to the first Jayof Decem
ber next, no slave laboring ot> a farm or planta
tion exclusively devoted to the production of grain
Sec. 2. That the officer or person ini-
property, as aforesaid, shall, tit
Y our committee are of the opinion that it is unwise, un
less m cases of ext erne and unusually great risk, beyond {{ Iietim * J r J id t ; ki . t( . the owner
the powers of prudent management to control, for R. Road I hi9 a?cnt or attorney, tlio,* v-a„ fZZ'
companies to propose and make any contract limiting their i fixed by
well linillM’St'nftfl PAirnnnn pomiipc Tlmv nnfim:
. j __ ...v,,.,, „..d shall also
ire owner or person control lit.
ami provisions, shall be taken for the public
■ without the consent of the owner, t-x.— * 111
of m t,i at nicesf .tj^ commissioned or non-co.n-
j _ wytli officer or private who shall violate ihe
i provisions ot this act, shall ho tried before the
j military courtof the corps to which ho is attached,
on complaint made by the owner or other jferson,
i and on conviction, if an officer, lie shall be cash-
" if
mf-
kitting
“Beside the woeful tide of Acheron.”
is waiti"er tyjv you below—
“Crying, woe to you, wicked spirits! hope no
Ever to see the sky again I come
To take you to the other shore across,
Into eternal darkness there to dwell
In fierce heat and ice. And thou
there ——-
Stundest. live spirits ! stand apart and leav6
7'hese who are dead
ri ■■
i ledger ilie desites and intends to close up his
business matters of that place speedily as possi
ble. Ail persons indebted are notified that the
no: es and accounts are in the
CORN SUTLV.
hands of j A. 1 lie problem presented by this subject, is liovv to suppR
u lift nro nnlltm-t. I.< i n ■ . w . ? *
tuiiuni.t- a... ...*! • j s i ornerwisejjrocitreil, was takGii i
ftuus ot tl ,c committee, to state that the passage oi this hi»l j absolute necessity j setting iorlh the time
* is »ot unanimously recommended. ; alu l place when and where take
wmT m. brown, Chairman. j mount of compensation iixed
A BILL
To be entitled an act to regulate the transportation of pro
visions on the several Railroads in this State, and to pun
ish officers and agents who may violate the provisions »f
this act.
J5SSS5 TTCtt! <*&* <* ^tsnthom P »n or wta. s »i„ i,om
rancred at an eaiiy day, settlements will be enforced J the Southern part OI the fetato. 7liC roads loading 11*0111
bylaw. » j the suffering regions into southern Georgia, in the opinion
————ic7~t~—ir-f” J { of the officers managing them, arc able to carry 133,333
Western k; Alltinlic (.State Kailroaa. j bushels of corn per month. These gentlemen declare their
! painful sense ol the condition of our citizens, and pledge to
t, na'nmmar j do all they can to increase their carriage for them and pre-
.j vent suffering. In this the managers ol' other roads concur.
! Of this amount, it is calculated that as much as 100,000
“““ " ,3eUte ' r “ | bushels per inoelh will be needed by the Confederate Gov- ^ , The Gcnera l Asscinhly of tho State of Georgia
JOBsrioWLXSB. Svrr. i ermnent for the army, eavmg to be supplied Iron, j clulct That it shall he the duty of the several officers a°,d
„ —_ L h ' ! &>"«!," ’“S' 1 »~1 »«4 Western 11. , #f tllc Kai | roM l s j„ thh Srnte (the Western
L,r. M. ; r ! ual - r '« C “’ tra . 1 . *• a ! ul Geo - 1*; ; * Atlantia Railroad inrluded), whenever any lot or quantity
lSS4:rr!iiS^.'A 3::::t SI A. « »i» l«»vily engager. Ill ««.««. J» the more eastern ! . | Mcolli Hour, or other articles of provision of prime
Lviv Attain. ....... **• M. counties, and the Atlanta and V\ cstpoint l.oad u taking , it hl !usten a„ C e ol Hie, shall be ofiered for irans-
all—T.'V—; T 1. ' : » ut ,lo “i ' e ,f““ "'Of* ,ts,m< ;- " 0 o™? 1 ”* 110 '•**■•; to receive and ship tho same with as little delay
:!?.! .... stoe M been essu.e.1 that the supply may be reasonably expected 1 , ical> | 0 mld „ s | lall ( )e fho d , 1Iy „f , he officers and
Arrive ::t Kingston *> - r *" P. M. { to be sent lot wavd tit time to prevent actufil want. But all j
Leave Kingston 4 30 A. &L j that can be done' consistent with other necessities should
Amve at Atlanta - 4o ^ ■ j b e done. It is suggested that agents
Tills Road connects each way with tiie Rome I
fire
ny said
You talk about what is worthy and nn-
worfliy. Shall I accept gibbering and'i
speaking political ghosts, who will troop-
home on the itli of March to the vast
charnel liottse of repudiated politicians as
my masters? 1 own but one master in this
government—it is the sovereign people.—
I represents a loyal and magnificent con
stituency. They know me well—
“They arc to my faults a littlo blind.
But to my virtues very kind.” m
Wo live somewhat according to fhe
Scriptures, for. we love one another^—
, , ... , What I fail in works, as their represen-
, a member ot a legislative body until 1 , r rr.
, , . • ,i ,, tative, tbey credit to good intention. To
|»ffl -A
Csiilkry.
During one o( tlie late discussions in
tire Into Federal Cangress. Mr. Vorhees,
pratsera. and the sum, .1 any paid lor tire j „ f i ndiana> undertook to portray a number
[same. Said certihea e sha I be evidence| of lho A1)olitioI1 leaders, iu the course of
i tor .\ hc owner, as. well as ot the taking of, llis reinarks Le saifJ :
! s ? ,d P r °P ert y in r the public use, as *l,o j Ml , lSpeaUcr> it ifl either my good for-
: right of the amount ol compensation fi xed | tlinc or „ iy bad fortune never to have been
as aforesaid. And in case said officer or 1
person taking ptoperty shall have failed , took mv BCRt in ,he Congress. Consequent
to pay the owner or ins agent said 1 • - • - -- - - - l
agents, at every point of transhipment on said Roads, to
. ° j tranship and forward said articles anil provisions with as
xmsiu.au cunuec.s - , .. , e T s to purchase! corn I much dispatch as practicable, until the said articles and
Branch Kailroad at Kingston, the East Tennessee j ry \N ltJl them CC1 tlUCUtc OI tllC illieriOl CoUTc OI tllGll 1(?S^ j provisioilS shall the place of thoir oo«4eignwrrnt j pru-
vidod, the person offering and desiring to have said articles
A Georgia Railroad at Dalton, and the Nashville j pgetive counties under seal at the county, that their eri aed - I'- 1 ?' j s,olls
a, ‘ roa 8 B 10 tf. ; is to buy for supply and be prepared to take affidavit to j ;in j p rov j s io r s shipped, shall make and subscribe an affida-
that effect, also that they should uot all seek one market, j m , vr iting, and file, or offer to file the same in the office
but so distribute their purchases as to-keep each and e\ ery oP ^| ie (] e n 0 t, or with the agent or officer thereof, from
Change Of Schedule on and after Monday uthinst j agency of transportation that can be commanded to the j hicll ifc i(J t i esi ,. e ^ t | uat sa jd shipment shall bi made, swear
Change oj oc, eauie, on uva j y, 1 work nr active and regular employment. We notice with 1 ------
New Arrangement.
, - - . i ing as*near as practicable to the quantity and kind of said
j pleasure the iact that the Governor has sent a train lrom , ar jj c j e alJ( j p rov ision, and that the same was not purchased
1 the Western and Atlantic R. R. to engage in this work and
the attention oi ; unanimously reconimond the following resolution :
|-— v -y J u t . n - 1.. I or procured for the purpose of speculation or retail for a
profit, and tliat the same is necessary for the consumption
" " "" - ame, or his family, or ot other
specifying the names and resi-
olvcd, That-the action ot the Go\ernor*in sending a 0 f the person offering the same, or his family, or ot other
front the W. and A. R. Road to South Western Geor- | ons ‘ and their families; s
THE Subscribersare convey
ing ihe C.S. Mail from Mil-
1 • lgeville via Sparta, Culver-
ton anil 1‘oweiton to Doublei
Wells,and would reopcctfully iuvit
their friends and the travelling public, to their new ..
and complete arrangement for travelling facilities i IfC,
Over tbisliut. train fiv/.ir me. it. .... — ...... .. .
SCHEDULE—LeaveMilledgeviDeafter the arriva . , . .• , .< n- • p<- _ _
of trains from Columbus.Macon and Savannah; Ar. gia, to transport com aiul other supplies to -tire sullenug ( j PI)Ce 0 f suc l! other person or persons, if for their use ; and
rive in Sparta a. ti o’clock p. m . and at Double Well, j people of .northern Georgia meets^o«.r most.hearty approval. ! jf ' t|iere be U10re tlui n n sufficiency of such article or pro
vision, for the use of the persons named, that the residue
shall not be sold to any one other than an actual consumer,
and then only tit actual cost and no more, either directly or
indirectly ; a copy of which affidavit shall, by the agent or
officer at said depot, be attached to the bill of lading there-
same evening.
Lsave
^ Double Wells alter the arrival of morning 1 We feqUOSt him to CO lit i 11110 tllO train Oil the WOl’k dlllillg
j such time as he may find it necessary, and also- to adopt
F " such other regulations and arrangements as, m Ins judge
ment, the exigencies of the case, .nay require. We but ex
press the sentiments of every Georgian when we say, these
Spart
evening. . ....
With good Hacks, fine Stock and careful drivers,
we soiicitaliberalpatrouage. ■
MOORE & FORBS.
GlaneOtocea-NilledgeviUe Hotel Milledgcvilte\G a
Rritrords* House. Sparta.
Moore's Hotel, Double Wells.
July 11,1859. 8 tf -
JOHZOr T. BOWDOIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
VlkTOStOSCl.
Eatonton, Oa., Feb. 14, I860. 38tf.
50 Saw Colton Gin for. Sale;
ONE of WATSON'S best 50 Saw Cotton Gins,
is mitred for sale. This Gin is new, and is equal
to any in use. Sold for no fault, the present ow
ners having no use for it. Any planter wantinga
good Gin, can have* chance to get one at * re -
d iction on tiie regular price. Apply at this office.
' ot N. Tift or .1. H. Watson, a* Albany
11 0 E S'.
»)0 by
Feb. 2d, ISCA-
DOZ IIOES Just received and for sale
WRIGHT & BROWN.
ar tr.
A DIN ! A DUN !!
IplIE undersigned request all f ersons indebted
J- to them to call and settle. _.. TT
I1ERTY& HALL.
Milledgeviile, Jan. 10th. 1862.
5 -»M l d. iavis.
34 tf
GREENLEE BL'TLEK
IRWIN & BUTLER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ALBANY, Georgia.
TlUV.'TICE in tiie Superior Courts of the SoutL
,1 Western Circuit,—iu Terrell, Kandojph, and Ear-
counties in the Patau la Circuit,—in n orih and NIa-
*“n Cuanties, in the Jlaorn Circuit, in the United
S: *tes Circuit Court at Savannah,—and by special
contract,ia any County in Southern Georgia.
January 1st’ lSliO. ”
£T HER IDGE&.SON,
Pactors, Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
SAVANNAH, OA.
!)• F.THF.RIDGE. W. D. ETHERIDGE, Jr.
Jo'y 15th, 1856. 8 tf
people are our people- -with them v\e \\ill li\e oi " ‘G* 0 f ) am l forwarded therewith", which, on arrival at the de-
them we will die their fate shall be om late. Hvering point, shall be filed by the agent thereof in his
- salt suri’LV. office, and the original affidavit shall be filed at the receiv-
Your committee are informed that there are now at Salt- mg depot. .
1UU — - - Sec. 2. Any person swearuigffalsely in such affidavit shall
be deemed gqilty of perjury, and ^>n conviction thereof,
ville, Virginia, awaiting shipment to Georgia as much as j
that the manufacture of salt for supply in Georgia is daily , it , . . , . . . .
progressing at that place. The Governor has set apart a j or the delivering depot is located. '
K to be sent front the Western ,„d Atlantia II. Boo.1 to . *<=• "- Any and all sacl, railroad officers or agents refus-
Saitvillc, to transport the salt to (leorgia and carry need- or fading to receive and ship, with as littlo delay as
Ad supp ics for tbeir furnaces. As the rate of daily man- praeUcable, all such arttclos or provrstons, or eh.rg.og an
ufacture is lar-e, say 1600 bushels per day. further „ r -; amount theielo.-over and above the nsnal tanff of freights,
uiaoiuiu is e > J . , , L. |t] b p i) shall be gmltv of a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof
rancfpnieiits so soon as piaciicauie, win piouuun uc luiimt , , ,, ... i • • 1
necessary AVe arc informed that some negotiations are j ^ ^ lined m a sum: not less than .So,000, and imprisoned
pendin'"With intermediate K. Roads, on the subject of not less than six months.
transportation. Without proposing to act disrespectfully Sec. 4. If any commissary quartermaster or other ofh-
o he co nmittce on salt supply, we unanimously recotn-i cer ot the State or Confederate Government, or professing
mend the following resolution ! * " ' ! be Sll f’ sltil11 ,m .P an - V 6 ° r V™*:
•hrsolml That we-approve the action ol the Governor, >ons, under any pretence whatever, or shall hold or attempt
in relation’to sending a special train, with a good engine ! to hold the same, or prevent the regular and due shipment
and ears to Saltville, for the transportation of salt, made thereof to its proper destination, after receiving notice that
under the contract of Hon. John W. Lewis and the Plan- | suc h affidavit has been made and filed with the agent or
w sJlt Manufacturing Company, and Georgia Salt Com- officer at the receiving depot, he shall be guilty of a lugh
nnnr for supulv to Georgia, and of taking needful supplies 1 misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof, shall be imprisoned
Fn the furnac^making the same, lie ia further authorized i at labor ... the Penitentiary lor the term ot three years, and
nnd renucstcd to wake all such contracts and arrangements ! b'ied in the sum of %*-j, < •
itl, R R companies, as he may deem proper to facilitate ! Sec. -3. A cert.hcate under the hands of any three Just.-
r ft'rt lion and to procure and send sudi other engine,! cos of the Inferior Court oi any county m this [b ate V]
transportation ^ dcem tbe exigences 0 j the | accompanied with-the certificate ot the clerk thereof, with
and i tZZ] l'nvine due regard to other calls for transpor- ! the seal of (he court or county attached, certifying that the
work iltmaim, e - article or provisions ordered to b# shipped is alone for the
full satisfaction of all claim
tire government of tLc Confcders
Sec. 3. Whenever the
provided for in the ist si
shall, for any reason, he tmptncucao.e « ; mau lrom New York (Mr. Oliu)
the time ot said nuprcbsmeiit^ then, and j i ec ttire to this side of tho liouse, informing ; , i f rr>llp»n-nM
iu that case* the value ot tho nrooertv’ lin- i 1 1 1 • i < n v .1 *° have judged democratic colleagues
pressed shall be Messed as s»«a a, JoS- *£"*_”*& tTserve . <* Indiana. IV. b.v.
ble by two loyal and disinterested citizens I | ant ( Q .lajj down bv P* sse ** l !'" P 0 P ulav or ‘ ° a ’ 88 y°n 1'nv®
the citv, county, or parish, wherein the *| S &D ‘ n ’■ lu,s ,Md ‘t°'y n been made to terry the melancholy flood—
“ coun y a f;j o ; s : O re by lum f " tb °' government of our mind.« and th<J river Styx-witb the grim ferryman,
as ioiiowb . oho uy our tongues. Ho tuformed us what wc .u
property was
tl.o owner, and one by tire commissary', or ; ro Vo"sav" and fn what spTritwe wcii-c to W P h,ch P oeta "j 11 * 0 ot > unt0 the kingdom
quartermaster general, who. . j t . oj,; Jcp0 r.,„o». iL ],U especial f P cr P etual ^ght to returntothehv.ng
m caseot disagreement, shall choose the ; tl<! .t.. lf x nF la«“l »° more in the flesh ; we s.and hero
third citizen of like qualification as an b^orehund "tltnt schoolmasters sometimes rcncwed “ nd strengthened by the
umpire to decide the matter m dispute. ill(lu] in whoi , their pupils are about to P ow ® r P°P ul " approval-the embodi-
who shall be sworn as aforesaid, who shall . be j paraded on exhibition before the public. ,nc f f tbe ^f, uIai ' . WA r.
bear the proofs adduced by the parties, as j W J were de6ircJ to behave ourselves Aud \2, ietU T rn , J 1 ^
to value ot said property, and assess a just I t _ i:.._ _.• j_:. came. When 1 nist entered this hall,
compensation therefor, according to tire
testimony.
Sec. 4. That whenever the Secretary
and to pursue a certain line ot conduct : • , . „ T _
, , i 1 a ,• • , i i • • eighteen months ago, I came with a
marked out tor us in advance by lus magis- ° ,, • * ,i.„* „,i.:„u
, J. , small maionty compared to that which
tcral authority. Ihe air ot a testy, i , •. ‘,, r „ , mt .
, . J i scuds me to the next Lougress, Look at
of War shall be of opinion that it is neccs- j BtyTand subsSince^.f all lihTromarks. '° ! thc Sin 1 iHns of | )cmocr * tic l "°™ b «»
sary to take private property for public:j " Nnw> sir> with a!1 t h e respect that f around me. 1 bey hat.e all told foei m -
use - h y rcas , 011 01 th f impracticability ol lia ve for thc position which the gentleman i crease of tbeir
procuring tbe same by purchase, so as to ; from Kew York occupies as chairman of ^ b , ,„ J'l ™?1 oP^nreLtld^
accumulate necessary supplies for the | tl|c mi i itar y committee, allow me to inform bantls ° f th °. S ® ‘
army or the good of the service in any la- ; , lim plainly to his face that I know of J be ° ne ° r tW ° d8< ® at , S
. . A . . .. ; mourn were accomplished by a cnange
nothing in his position, nothing in h.s j of districts> Arc men who come here so
principles, nothing in his talents, nothing- endorged t0 sit quietly, and allow yon,
whom the people utterly -repudiate, to
cality, he may, by gcneral order through
the proper subordinate officers, authorize
such property to be taken for the public
use, the compensation due thc owner for
thc sanfe to be determined and tire value
found as provided for in thc first and sec
ond sections of this act.
ti his-character that entitles him to make,
or justifies him in attempting to make for
me, or for any member of the minority on
this side of the house any rule of conduct
.,,,1 „ on any subject whatever. Those which
See. o. J hat it shall he the duty oi the j le j )as ] a ; d down to govern this discussion
1 resident, as early as practicable after tne w jq llot find respectful consideration at my
passage of this act, to appoint a coimms- L . mds> mucU less ado ption.
sioner in each btatc •— "
be taken for tire ]_
the Governor of si
the President shall appoint, to appoint an- | somjC a , animal in pursuit of prey.— j . fnra . pt OIlr and their duties so
other commissioner to act- in cohjuction with j j de t c lls*^ — 11 ' *■- --- toilet °nr r i 0 hs uaa tneir a ones so
the commissioner appointed by the Presi
dent,
shake your fingers in otir face, and tell ns
our duties 1 Sir, while I dc?**not desire,
as a member of this house, to i&Julge in
anything but courtesy towards itjk mem
bers ; while it is pleasant alwayscfo meet
my political opponents with nothing but
•of this place—so far
mile
crate government. Said commissioners Jc SS it did not affect bis own. 1 must say,
shall constitute a board whose duty it hoivcver, that it did not affect mine at all,
shall be to fix upon the puces to he paid j exc( >pt as a gust of harsh ami discordant
by the government for all property im- sound is always more or less jarring to my
pressed or taken for the public use, as a- ■ 1UirV ous.system. Jt passed by this side of
toresaid, so as to afford just, compensation t | )C house as more wind, somewhat unplcas J -
to the owners thereof- baul commission- ; , at aud disgusting, hut entirely harmless.
ers shall agree upon and publish a schcd- ; j[ submit that the military and malicious .
nlc of prices every two months or oftener „ en{ ] cman from Pennsylvania has no right ■ mcucc thc publication of a new Daily P«-
they shall deem it proper; and in the fijus to afflict and annoy the perseexted per in Alacon under the title of
event they shall not be able to agree in j mi , 10rit y this house,
any matter confided to them m this act, Aftc ' j,im in the order of debate, on the
other side, conics that strange and eccn-
tric gentleman from Ohio, (Mr. Bingham,)
who so often hoW* this house and these
and pondering sus-
they shall have power to appoint an um
pire to decide tlie matter in dispute,
whose decision shall be tire decision of tho
board; and said umpire shall receive 1 lie
same rate of compensation for the time ho
shall serve, allowed to said commissione:
-respect
rebuke it, and resent the spirit which
dictates it.
~TnE\T DAILY IN MACON.
On the SECOND MONDAY of FEB
RUARY". inst., thc undersigned will com-
The Daily Confederate.
gailciies in listenin'
pense and attention.
tation.
CARS OF Tlir. WESTERN
provisions oruerea to oe shipped
: use of the indigent soldiers’ families of their county, as
and Atlantic rail ROAD on other j beneficiaries under the act of the December, JSti2.
ROAD'
Messrs. A. H. & L. B. KENAN,
Are Associated is the Practice of Law
Office lit Door upon fid floor of
, MASONIC HALL.
j!An.23d. 1857. 35 tf.
Plantation for Sale.
T OFFER for sale a well improved Plantation
within three miles of Milledfccville, contain-
lu o fourteen hundred acres of land.
_ , WILLIAM A. JABRATT.
r «l>. 4, 1 eU. fV
Your committee are informed that in doing transportation
rendered indispensable by necessary requirements of the
Confederate service, more, than 100 cars have been taken
coineuettf no t ve t returned. It is highly un-
off the roat * y ^ Ju j,i ace d in possession of the road
portant that j - W c learn too, that the Governor has per
il practicable. j the military service and benefit
nutted a tram t on t | ie Brunswick and Gulf
R. Road? Therefore we unanimously recommend the follow-
iDg ri 7 j rri.ot fhe action of the Governor and general
Reared, That YVestern aud Atlantic R. Road, in
Superintendent ot t ^ to i eave it for the benefit of
5" eSmtr^ico, » hereby approved » p.triotie aod
slitill be received iu lieu ot tiie ftffidftvit speciticd 111 tbe Jtl advice and consent of tlic tScuat
section ot this net* and shall have tiie same toiceaixl etlect $ s^c. r». Xhai all property impressed or taken tor
and any person or persons acting or professing to act as the public use, as aforesaid, iu the hands of any
aucli laferior Court or clerk, who” shall falsely or frauds- p "”“
lently procure such shipment to be made, under such certi- the same for their own use or consumption, and
ficate, or aid therein, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,.ad.l
Oil conviction thereof, shall be dismissed Horn uince and , pnees fixed by the commissioners as aforesaid —
fined in the sum of $5,000. ! But if the officer impressing or taking for the
, _ . ,, niihlic use said properly, and the owner, shall
Sec. &. In all cases where hues are imposed under any ot differ as to the quality of ihe aniclo or property
the provisions of this act, one-half of the fine impofed shall impressed or taken as aforesaid, thereby making
go to and belong to the proaecutor, trt.o shall be deemed a
competent witness, and the other half to the use of the impressing or taking as aforesaid, may select
county where the conviction may take place ; and this act
shall remain and continue id torce^ until tne close ot the iiid vtici6 or property, who shall, in c^e of dis-
present war with the United States, and no longer. • Agreement, appoint an umpire of like quaiitica-
SS&aSS:
For one year. Cash in advance,.. -.$10 00
, . “ srx months, •• “ .... o 00
. , „ 1*1 .IIS 1-nvate „ t |, rec “ <• ' “ .... 3 00
. , „ ... t .. 1 intercoms/? he is one ot tho kindest and onc m011t b, “ 1 00
respectively : Provided, 1 hat sn.d core- | , n08t llinillb l,. gentleman whom i ever met; ’ . , "
missioners shall be residents of thc State , j )n t on tiie, floor a stranger would tnkc Advertisements inserted on the most lib-
for which "they shall he appointed; and if hi m ti lie, not ^nerely ^Cato the cen- cral terms, payable in advance,
the Governor of any State shall refuse or snr <(H . [ believe Cato was verv dig- From an experience of a quarter of a
neglect to appoint said commissioners j n ;fi’ cdt a „d ceitaioly tlic genii email century in the business ot Journalism, the
within ten days after a request, toilo so j f roin Ohio hardly ever is, | laughtci-j- hut Editor feels confident in being able to for
ty‘he I’resident. tho President shall ap- | f m i„ ns act or in a p* 1 : 1 *' * L 3: ’ K *
point Loth coniinissionci.s liy and with the ; ri . (]U ; rcd J,:,,, i„ scold
>, iiUl^nUH j -v,* *0 wniiuuut 10
day, whose pat t tiish to tho reading public such a paper as
id rave at every " ill be acceptable. The latest intelligence,
j lnunair being who was so iiufortunate ns hj" mail and telegraph, will bo given, and
to fall beneath his dreadful scowl. He is , no effort will be spared to deservo a lib-
stormy and terrible to thoso who know , ® ra l patronage.
him not, but to those who know him I fdiP’Elevcn copies of the Daily will ba
well, gentle as summer, and as tender : sent for $100, or one copy, gratis, to ev-
as the dove who woos his mate, lam cry agent who will procure Ten cash sub-
apologiziug for his manner to those who scribers at above rates. Business men of
do not understand him. His terrific out- i Macon wishing to advertise, will please
breaks hero against tlic minority may be ’ send in their favors during the present
regarded as a sort of pleasaut episode to week, to the office, next door below Ross
the grave proceedings of this house, a little & Coleman’s Colton Avenue, up-stairs.
ridicalons, but perfectly innocent. It is
only his manner that is severe, not his
matter. He tells ns wbat will be tolerated,
bow we shall behave, what we shall say,
what will he worthy of us. He starts out
fyNo name entered without the cash,
and no paper continued longer than th«
same is paid for.
L. T. W. ANDREWS,
Macon, Feb. 2d, 1865*.
