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*. fc. WGOTTLN, Editor F. 8, WELCH, Publisher 785 NEWNAN, GA, OCT. 21, 18*J5. , lonjm’ltnpiisonment and final execu tion? Would t.he»e things make stronger the bond* of Union ? T\ outd fraternal affection find in them n urishtr. - .m :— Shall the American prove itself severer •*n<i sterner than the EngMsb government. rhich prefers exile to execution? Job Work. . , tv, w i Davie sympathizers, for across the waters 1 • c are prepared to execute Job W ork - * , . c Communicated. Letter froa Tennessee. McMinnville, Tens A * Oct. 9th, 1865. ) ,'ftij. Wuottcn : Since mv arrival here ‘ 1 have felt oke communkstting with friends at home through the medium of and it has occurred x- i • , , , T your excellent paper; Not onij :n our own land lias Jefferson * , 1 „ to inr mind that a few *• dots from thi his niersages and proclamations were read with delight and pronounced equal to any jever written by a U- S. official. Iiis re- for ^ cnse be a source of delight to ; these admirers, and show to th that ours was uot only a great but a uier- j ciful government. The past conduct of President John- speech of this great Pennsylvania Dem- l 300 £> TCS us assurance that the day that in a superior style Our printers are nut excelled‘by any in the State. Our terms are reasonable. BoT All Job Work must be paid on delivery. Speech of Hon. J. S. Black. We publish copious extracts from the section of the so-called Confederacy would not be wholly devoid of interest. To the 1 worshiper cf Nature in her beauty and sublimity, no more interesting spot can , , be presented than where the lofty lien oriel ■ * Lomond looks down upon the attractive little village of McMinnville. The Cuin- i bcrland range looms up in the distance. The Latest Foreign News. Great Britain. —Arrests of Fenians continue, and important documentary evi dence is accumulated against them. Among the paper- discovered i$ one giving the particulars of expected arrivals at Pantry Pay of arms-bcaring vessels from America. The Cork Examiner gives as report that a special commissi >n will shortly be convened for that city to try the Fenian rrs on the charge of high treason. NEWS SUMMARY. P r Boston, Oct. 10, 1865. The Republican Convention of the Sixth Congressional-District to-day nomi nated Maj Gen. N. P. Banks for Con gress. The votestood as follows: Banks. 79 ; Stone, 34 ; Griffin, 25. There was a severe earthquake at San Francisco at 1 o’clock, Oct. 8th. Nearly the entire population of the city were frightened out ol their houses into the Fenianism i* said to have been discov- streets A large number of walls wc'c ered among the Irish residents in London, and the police were keeping a strict sur veillance over them. injured and there was a general tumble- down of chimneys. On the 12th inst the President issued The Rev. W. II. Cbanning had been a proclamation abolishing martial law in heaving with the weight of untold wealth; , , • , • , . , & • . ’ lecturing in Liverpool on the rrceumen Kentucky. ocrat. His sentiments arc the sentiments of his party. We appeal to every one into who»e hands our paper may fall to read it, because you will learn who are our friends; read it, because you will learn our fate if the Radical* retain power, and because it is seldom in a life-time you have the pleasure of reading a production of equal merit and ability. The Congressional Oath. The Atlanta Intelligencer, in a digni fied and respectful article, urges the elec tion of those only who can take the test oath. On this subject we differ from our cotemporary. If we elect delegates to Congress who can take the oath, they will not only fail to represent, but will misrepresent us. Would a failure to have representation be as great a calamity as misrepresentation ? Besides these men would oppose the repeal of the test oath, for its continuance would make sure their hold on office. Therefore, would it not be better to elect those whose views and feelings coincide with their constituents’, and settle the question at once whether the people will ever be entitled again to representation, than send delegates whose principles and interest arc adverse to those of the voters, even though the so-called represents!ivos he permitted to take their sent* ,iu Congress. What earthly good can the people <d Georgia derive from the admission into Congress of delegatis from our State, unless those delegates endorse our views and give their support to measures calculated to advance our interests ? On the contrary, if our dele gates differ from us in views and policy, and vote accordingly, is it not manifest that we will be datuaged by representa tion? Hence if we cannot be represented, let us take care that we be not misrep resented. will witness the release of Mr. Davis is : not distant in the future. We anxiously ! uwail its approach. the crystals streams ripple gently alun over their pebbly beds .and gushing springs freely offer their tempting'coolness even to the most humble. The famous water ing places, in easy distance from here, are well known as favorite resorts. 1 *u- of America, whose future he contended promised most encouraging results. It is believed the Republicans have : I carried Ohio (although the Democratic For Congress.—Hon Hugh Buchanan. We notice In our exchanges that the friends of various gentlemen are suggest- ring the sultry days of a Southern stint ing them “as suitable persons" to repre- mer, no more pleasant resort and no sent their districts in Congress. It seems purer atmosphere can be found than in to us that such suggestions may be rathe. - the mountains of Tennessee, premature, inasmuch as the Convention f This State is gradually recovering from will be forced to make changes in the the rude shocks of war. Commerce is Congressional districts. Georgia was en- reviving ; more attention is being devo- The appearance of the Asiatic cholera j o a | n i 3 heavy probably forty thousand,) } . at Southarr pton is disputed, but it was Renusvlrania and Iowa. Some of the asserted that the yellow fever had ap- Republican candidates for Congress have! peared at Swansea. The Government lias been cleced in Virginia This latter fact j sent commissioners there to inquire into j was owing to a belief on the part of the ! the matter. The weather continued intensely hot j for the season in England, but there were indications of a change when the North America sailed. The London Morning Herald City Ar- titled to eight Representatives prior to ted to agriculture; and. in many localities, . , • ( • _ • . ,e _ 3 1 ' i ~ ’ ’ k ’ | tide utters a warning voice against the 1860, but is now entitled to only seven, j earth’s hidden wealth is being rapidly Nevertheless our county will constitute a j developed. Quite a large number of Re port ion of some district, and as some are j troleum companies were chartered by the chestcr j t says that fhe pub i; c must pre pare for some financial disaster unless prevailing buoyancy vnd speculation in the cotton trade of Liverpool and Man- suggesting their favorites,we have thought j Legislature last summer, and they are proper to exercise the same privilege.— j diligently at work seeking for the magic Coweta has a son whom her voters and “ ile.” The mountain district of Tenrtcs- those of many adjoining counties would j see is thought to contain unbounded delight to honor. Jefferson Davis. No one in Georgia heard with more pleasure the news of Mr. Stephen’s re lease from confinement than wc. In so doing, .Mr. Johnson not only performed an aet of justice and humanity, but one calculated to advance his popularity and go far towards restoring the broth erly feelings that existed in the purer and earlier days of the Republic..— There is one more act in his power—one more act of humanity—one more act of forgiveness that yet remains to be done— thefull and complete pardon of Jefferson Davie. The Southern people must be either happy, law-abiding or discontented citi- sens. God knows we have suffered enough in the past. Our homes and cities have been burned, our fields devastated, our slaves emancipated, and many of the flower of our chivalry lie upon more than one hundred battle fields and in the cemeteries of Northern prisons. Add to this the keen mortification felt at our final defeat, and we ask, in the name of all that is just, is not the picture dark enough ? If the Government can, consistently with its dignity and power, alleviate our sorrows and suffering, who would be hard hearted enough to say nay ? It is useless to deny that in the hours of prosperity Mr. Davis possessed the admiration and love of this people, and in adversity he has their sincere sympathy. Neither pen nor tongue can describe tha joy and some repression takes place. France.—The Moniteur, alluding to it? ,i.„ a i . , . - . , i the reported speedy evacuation of Rome. »* e refer to the lion. | stores of oil within its rocky caverns.— ‘ 1 . »r Li? i it ., c' ,, , , , , says that no doubt should exist relative to Hugh Buchanan, lie is a gentleman of; !• rom the peculiar dip of the strata, and J .... . _ unquestioned ability, and noted for his unshaken firmness in adhering to the right. During the late war no officer tnense reservoir of Petroleum is from Georgia displayed more gallantry in battle or kindness towards those under . people that their opponents could not ! take the oath. The Representative Branch of the Ten j nessee Legislature on the 11th, by a vote of thirty five to twenty-nine tabled reso lutions endorsing the President's recon struction policy. A few nights before Brownlow in a speech to a Radical cau cus said he would swallow negro suffrage before he would consent for rebels tovote. Gen. Humphreys majority for Gov. of Mississippi over Judge Fisher is probably ten thousand. Gen. Braxton Bragg passed through Mobile a few davs since on hi* wav to C o in mu nic'iitf d. "Woman’s Eye- T. !k not to me of pretty feet, Nor of a hand divine: Show me an eye with love replete. Then all of bliss is mine. •• Tis not the fairest form that holds The purest soul within : ’Tis.not the richest floWer that folds The sweetest fragrance iy. ' Look in her eye and you will meet With loie, and love alone; And vet her heart may ne'er have btat To love's delightful tone. Now look again and you may see Her heart with love inspired : No happier state tor her can be, Nor purer be desired. Oh! Now the blush illumes her ehetk, Her eye becomes divine t Iler spirit now resolves to speak Its unison with mine. Give me t'ar girl witli purest soul, With mental culture high; But this tolinow you must behold Her mind-illumined eve. the intentions of the French Government, j Lowndes county, Alabama where he ex- i So soon as France shall cuusidcFthe prop- ; peeled to try the experiment of raisin Negro Testimony—An Illustration. A friend related to*<is the other day, a case which illustrates the value of negro testimony. . . It seems that a gentleman had been provoked beyond endurance by the gener al misconduct and insolence of a negro woman in his service, and finally gave her Howls. A portion of the press of the North- are walking into the Connecticut people for voting down the amendment to their State Constitution, allowing negroes to : vote. In a long and bitter article, the N. I Y. Tribune says, “Connecticut has com mitted wrong from pure love of it. * * * The act is simply one of gross injustice, which can only bo accounted for by the fact that even four rears of terrible war has not been enough to knead the dough- out of the old pro-slavery subserviency of Connecticut to their Southern slave holding sisters. They hated black men because slavery whipped them into it,- and they haven't acquired manhood • enough, even from the last four years’ teaching, to have got over it. The old-' ! mark of the slave-driver’s whip are as j plain on the baek of Connecticut to-day ; as they are on the backs of the half- - j emancipated slaves of the'South." The Boston Transcript is scarcely les»' l severe than its New York contemporary, i It says: “ Connecticut not only disgraced her self, but deeply injured the cause of tha country, by her decision yesterday against negro suffrage. She solemnly, by the votes of a majority of her people, indors ed an unchristian and unrepublican pre judice, at a time when that prejudice threatens to render vain and useless all the sacrifices of the war. She has gone ! for the principle that “ this is a white man’s Government,” which really mean* a genteel flogging in the presence of two! . . . . , , , r, 3 t e , . , . . | that the country is to be ruled by Soutn- “ freedmen” who were also in his service. ern white men. She has entered her I of the confidence reposed in their scicu- Iiis command. For more than throe long jj(] c investigations, no less thn years lie encountered, without murmur or ; ur g;q een aU gers have already commenced complaint, all the dangers and hardships j 0 p era ti ons . incident to a soldier's life,and when forced by a severe wound to retire from the ar my, he bore with him to his home the sympathies and love of his brave com rades in arms. .Commencing life without : the advantage of fortune or I lie assistance from surface indications, geologists seem to be of the uniform opinion that an ini- , - , , . . . , „ , , ^ , . « T . , - , . , er moment to have arrived, she will, in I cotton with iree labor. I he General is uiensc reservoir of l etroleum is located . , , , n- • . r concert with the Pontifical government, in good health and hopeful ol the politi- near this place. And as a sufficient proof i ° „ ‘ 1 1 J r — cal future. Gen. Ilood is on his way to Washing ton with a view to obtain the President’s consent for him to hold an interview with She went immediately to the office of the , , . . , . J protest against “ nigger equality, which Provost Marshal and reported luui. \\ lilie - ... , , , , adopt necessary measures for the com- , | uicnceuicut of the evaccuation of Rome, twelve in order that the withdrawal of the French troops may be completed within The capital necessary to conduct these ! ^ ie appointed period, enterprises will be of great benefit to this ! I he l aria Buuiso was flat and drooping immediate section, even should public j s 1 - 0C- she was absent on this mission, the gen tleman aforesaid'remarked to the “ freed- mcti” that lie would be arrested and fined heavily unless they would relieve him, which they could do by swearing he did not strike the woman a blow. This they agreed to do if he would pay them a half x, v. . - , . , . .. r dollar a piece in.silver. Mr. Davis in regard to certain matters of | r expectation be disappointed in the results. It is almost impossible to realize the im mense advantages which would accri Austria.—It is stated thyt the Aus trian Ministry has addressed a dispatch t6 most of the European Governments, iu record now a part of history which con- cerin them bjtli. Millepgf.ville, Ga., Oct. 19, 1865. To the Press of Georgia : The wires to Milledgeville are in oper- of wealthy and influential friends, Capt. from the sudden creation of so much ' which it is declared, in emphatic language, j at * on - I am authorised by Gov. James Buchanan has reached his present euvia- j wealth, should only one blc position by his own unaided exertions. At present we will not say more in his behalf. If his consent to become a can - di-!ato can be obtained, we expect to be able in future to present his claims in a more extended manner. Loyalty and Disloyalty. The Radical press never weary of re peating, “ the Southern people are not loyal yet.” We have patiently awaited the production of proof; but instead of that.'tho charge is simply repeated with out accompanying specifications. )\ e now enter our protest against this course of procedure, and plead not guilty. If loyalty consists in a respectful. obe dience to the national authorities and an earnest support of President Johnson’s administration, we are loyal now and ever expect to be. If disloyalty is opposition to radicalism, negro suffrage and negro equality, we are disloyal now and hope to. die disloyal. Gentlemen, we understand your game. In your hearts you feel that you violate one of the ten commandments whenever you utter the charge; but the retention of office and power, you think, wiil com oil fountain” | that the late imperial manifesto or rescript j Johnson to state that he has authority ^ discovered in this district. The rail- must be takdl to imply that the Austrian j fr° In ^ ashing ton to announce that all the road would oe 7?*“."’It; manufactories ; Government <s sincerely bent on govern would spring up like, magic, and a new j ing with constitutional anrepresentative impetus given to every branch of indus j forms. Prussia.—The semi-official provincial try. In the same mountain range, near! . | delegates to the Georgia Convention will be pardoned. J. C. Butler, Sup’t American Telegraph. Dr. Mudd who was sent to tlie Dry Burkesville, Ky. ; a well has been opened correspondence says: which yields one thousands barrels of oil J <* Xhc taking possession of Laucnburg per day. And near Carthage, Tenn., not j b y the Prussian d vnasty is an acConiplish- only oi 1 , but silver ore has been found in a „d it shows tint? the consent of quantifies that indicate rich deposits of. tj le Prussian Die; to this acquisition of the valuable metal. The Legislature of Tennessee is now j in session. Gov. Brownlow is beginning to comprehend the situation. lie recom mends that the “Franchise Law” be so modified as to extend the privilege of voting to all of the repentant rebels, ex cept the principal leaders, who, in his ^ j iave deserve severe punishment.— 1 opinion, I German territory is unnecessary. Brazil.—The Brazilian mails had arrived at London, from whence the fol lowing is telegraphed : Rio pf. Janeiro, Sept. 8, 1865. . A battle has taken place at Tantany, on the Uruguay Ilivcr, in which the al- been victorious. The enemy lost 1,700 prisoners and their cannon and lie was soon waited upon by a file of soldiers and required to appear r.t head quarters immediately,which ho did, taking his witnesses along with him. He was arraigned for assault and battery and at once introduced his two witnesses, who, being sworn, testified that he had not touched the woman ! Of course he was discharged and the woman severely repri manded. After the negroes had left the office, the gentleman stated the case to the Mar- means that she goes heart and soul for Southern predominance. Her meanness will be historic. From the State of the regicides she has descended to the State of the renegades; and it will never be i forgotten that, in a great crisis of liberty, when it was expected that the communi ties of New England would at least re main united. 'Shealone brok »from the ran and th* freedm**, .She a'one sunk to (lie rear and the sieve*.'” Tortugas on charge of being concerned in j slial, just as it actually occured—assuring the assassination of President Lincoln,! him that he did not unploy the witness-s attempted to escape on a vessel leaving ’ to screen himself from punishment, but that island lie was di covered and the ! solely for the purpose of illustrating the thumbscrews applied to him to force him | value of negro tHtimonj/l And it does to disclose the name of him who assisted j illustrate it most beautifully too. Wc do him—Kelly was this man, and he was ; not mean to say that all negroes can be tried by drum-heau court-martial and sen-j bought up lor fifty cents—some would teneed to six years imprisonment and la-, cost less, and sonic more ; but that amount bor in the Tortugas. The application of is about a fair average, so far as most of them are concerned. Some there are— though few and far between—who, per haps could not be bought at all.—Athens Watchman. DRS. C. D. & I. E. SMITH, H aving us .Medicine, Some time since, while the Governor was fla „ s This dl . feat -; s considered to have walking the streets of Ivijoxville, two negro soldiers “ knocked him into the gutter, throwing him upon his hands and knees. lie was trying to get out of the way, and they saw it, but, being feeble, and leaning upon a staff, lie moved too i slow for their ideas of progress.” I Whether or not this cirouinstance had ' any thing to do with the modification of the thumb screws to Mudd i* a disgrace to the American name, and the officers who did it, should be dismissed the scr-! vice in disgrace, and forced to endure heavy eorporal punishment. The public debt of Ga., in bonds and i Treasury notes is S20,811,525,85. More ! associated in the practice of respectfully tender their servi ces to the citizens of Nwwnan and country.— Particular attention gi/t-n to Surgvrr und Obstetrics. JSgS^May be found at a!! hours, when not professionally engaged, at their office on Brick Front, South side of Public Square, third door from I>o;’d'i corner. [Oct. Ul-7-tf. pensatc for all the pangs of conscience. ; j 1[S Excellency’s views I cannot say. He Me never did receive justice from jou in ; | ltl5 ^ however, submitted to the Legisla- the past, nor hope to obtain it in the turo tbe 0 pj n j on that the “ two races ” future. ! can never “ harmonize,” and in conse- j quence of this unavoidable conflict, that ! the black should be colonized either in Texas or Mexico. Not a few eminent statesmen are beginning to see that un less a “ C ity of Refuge is provided lb. j be j n „ locked up two days, them, the negro, being the weaker race, ■ Alex. H. Stephens and others Discharg- vv '“ driven to the wall. National Banks. Lest I should encroach upon your val- Godey’s Lady's Book For Novoniber is on our table. Its] contents are rich and varied. GoJev still holds fast to the reputation of pub lishing the best Lady’s Book in America struck a decisive blow at the l’uraguayan invasion. Toronto, Oct. 10, 1865. The Government has had Detective Armstrong for two weeks hunting out a gang of counterfeiters of American silver. ' Armstrong arrived here last night, having j arrested five wealthy farmers, who are represented to have for forty years been manufacturing bogus silver near Stirling. : Healso captured all the dies and money in I the possession of the prisoners They ; , , , . , , - , pardoned by the President, belong to a very extensive gang, of which ^ rri „ , , „ many of the first merchants of the coun- I try are members. The jury in the Sanders kidnapping j ease disagreed and were discharged, after | Champ Ferguson to be Hung. By General Orders received in this than six millions is payable iu Confeder- i C 'T J CSlCr day, from the Headquarters of ate notes. It is supposed a million of | ^ ,e District of 3IiJdle Tennessee, the sen- ; New York, comprising the Board of Director*, INSURANCE AGENT, 2NT , Or «b„ TIIOMAS A. GRACE T Y AS been appointed Af»nt for th* Nter £ ji York Underwriter's An inrr, compi «- cd of tlie Germania, Niagara. Hanover *i.d Republic Fire and Inland Insurance Compa nies of the citv of New York. The c joibineA asset; of these popular companies amount. v» $3,000,000. One policy is issued, binding' each of the Your companies to one-fourth of any risk. $40,000 taken in o..e risk if re quired—only one set of papers necessary to proven loss. The well-ktown charucter of ! the larir* number of prominent merchant* of ,r tenee of death has been promulgated in :int * t * ie ^ ar n e amount of nsset*, afford an lue ! 1 abundant guarantee for ample security agaieet Lo?»es promptly adjusted [October 21-7-tf. dollars of State treasury notes are in hands of collectors. The assets of the \ tlie Ca5e of Cham P I’^guson. Col. Shaf- State are S9,731.624,68. The Comptrol-] ter - the Post commandant, immediately ler in his report strongly opposes repudi- , u P un tl,c rccci P t of tl,c general Orders, ation. The taxable property of Ga., in ! proceeded to the State Prison and read loss to the assured, e.nd paid. 1860, exclusive of slaves was 8400,000,- 000. Gen. Jj. J. Gartrell, of Ga., has been The Frecdmen’s Bureau requires em ployers to make written contracts l’or next year with Freedmen. the findings ar.d sentence to the prisoner. The following extract embraces the sen tence : The court do, therefore, find the said Champ Ferguson guilty, and sentence luui to be hung by the neck until he is dead, at such time and place as the Genera! The military commission for the trial of j commanding may order, two thirds of the members of the commission concurring iu the sentence. Emerson Etheridge assembled at Colum bus Ky., on the 12th. Defendant filed a plea to jurisdiction, which was over-ruled The findings andsentcrce are approved cd on their Parole. Executive Office, The following National Banks have by the Court on the ground that General , and confirmed, and the sentence will be- I . uable space, allow me to bid you adieu, been established in what were once the Thomas had ordered the Court an (!•> I i, - *. . i. : -t- , ii \\ ashington, Oct. 11, 1865. J j hoping soon to greet you under our own seceding States: ; tlie best judge of its jurisdiction. d was carried into effect on the 20th day of October, 1865, between the legal hours of JFAcreas, The following named persons, to-wit: John A. Campbell of Alabama • yiue and fig tree.’ Impromptu. gladness that would be felt at the news j John H. Reagan of Texas; Alexander of his restoration to freedom, friends and H. Stephens ot Georgia; Geo. A. I len- familv. If he erred, we erred with him ; holm oi South Carolina, and Charles : and until God shall change the heart and . Olark of Mississippi, lately engaged in Savannah Griffin and N-A. R R. The Macon Telegraph says : We learn , 1 ,rst > r , r- • C. • r ,1 National Bank. A lekburg. Miss oO.OOO from the Union that a meeting of the 1 <=’ \ _ NAME. IOCATED. CAPITOL. Bank of Selma, Selma, Ala., 8100,000 Savannah Bank, Savannah, Ga. 100,000 N. Orleans, La. 500,000 its «iSection, the greater his sufferings the rebellion against the l nited States Gov greater our sympathy. Who is Jefferson ernment, who are now iu close custody.! Davis? Does history place his name ; have made their submission to the au- , among those of the cowardly, brutal and j thority of the United States, and applied j depraved «of the earth? Ah! well do ; to the President for pardon under his; A-merieans remember that on Buena A is proclamation ; and whereas. First, First, First, ta’s bloody, field, after the flight of an j of the Federal Government is sufficiently’" 0 ® / ' ' Indiana regiment, his skill and daring j restored in the aforesaid States to admit | 0sSC J- w w 3 stockholders of the Griffin and North Alabama railroad was held in Griffin on Tuesday last, but for the absence of the books, and the papers of the company | Second, little could be done. An arrangement Third, ion uuuer ms j , g>- , , the authority i was 1,!a P e t0 P rocurc thc books and P a P CrS T " ’ a- ■ : from tlie administrator of the late )A . J. , Charlotte, N. C- 90,000 Iflioxville,Tenn. 50,000 Nashville, “ 150,000 The President refused the application J 10 °’ c!ock > A M- » and 4 °’ clock R M - at from South Carolina delegation to extend ] Nashville. The commanding officer of to Mrs. Jefferson Davis permission to the P ost has char S c cf the execution.— Bank, secretary and treasurer at Merchants Lank, t the time of his death, and the meeting Memphis, “ 100,000 “ lOCU'OO “ 100,000 “ 100,000 “ 250,000 leave Ga., and cross into South Carolina to visit her friends. Mr. Johnson’s langu-1 age was mild and manifested no dispnsi tion to persecute or oppress. Xashvillr. Dir,pat Si.' E. M. BRUCE CO., BANKERS —AND— COTTON FACTORS., AUGUSTA, GA., E. F. METCALF <5c CO., COMMISSION —awd— FORWARDING MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH, GA., War Department, j ^■Bureau of-Freedmen and Aban- - doxed Lands. ) AA'ashington City, Oct. 4, 1865. The Comet is Coming.—Beila’s com et, which is now approaching its perihe- . Hon, will soon be visible in the heavens, i It is rather a long journey to perform, ; being about one hundred and ten millions ! of miles distant at present. On the 1st I of November next it will be close to the contributed largely to the achievement of j the enlargement of said persons from t j t0 a futare day. And the 01 ' ir ? ,n!a _ U. custody. >t u ordered that the,; p P . Xow that thc ia 0 „ r j Kaebaage Mr, „' ar be released on giving, their respective . - , , , .- j . and the people returning to r i,;« paroles to.appear at such time and place f ° 1 e ! senses again, we hope that those interest k * r ' f ’ . . . ^ ckraon4 > ^ a - 100,000 v j t j et j they do not make any distinction of Bank of A'irginia, “ “ snnar.a State laws with regard to apprentice-, bright Alpha Regasi Markab, one of the I ship will be regarded by this bureau, pro- p our hriiilit stars forming the well-known ! E. M. BRUCE, MORGAN & CO., ESTTIi FIST SIS AND Forwarding Merchants, APALACHICOLA, FLA. square of Pegasus. It then piursues a ! Advances made on Consignments made to victory and the salvation of the army As U. 8. Amator and Secretary of War he upheld the dignity and glory of their sober P‘ r5 G ! First, cd will redouble their energies and never i, , . . , , , A I quit the struggle until the road is put iu- liimself thought wa< right. During his ferred against them ; and also that theyj^ } ,11 t,-, IWr.- administralion jas President ao act of ; wil1 respectively abide until further or country. When he gave his voice for j as the President may designate, to answe secession he did wliat millions besides any charge that he may direct to be ptc- tur. The wanton cruelty cay be charged against j ders, m the places therein designated, j of “ ° ? from here to > him!'‘On the contrary, many‘men now and not depart therefrom : John A. C a tup-, ^ ^ “ of it cou j d soon liviu 1 *' owe their existence to his unshaken hell, in the t?tate ot Alabama; Johu H. f" 1 ^ i mninnc r . wanton him li firmness and love of mercy, lias he not Reagan, in the State of Texas, Alexan-, endured enough ? His wealth and posi-!^ H. Stephens, in the State of Georgia; j trading is done with the ei- New- be Norfolk Petersburg, Merchants’ Bank, “ First, . Alexandria CharlottsvilleB’kjCharlottsville, 100.000 re „. ard t0 Lynchburg B’nk,Lynchburg, Ya. 100,000 — ’— color. In ease they do so, the said laws southernly course, crossing the celestial , WATTS, CRANE & CO., New York, PPb’ing to white children will be extend- efJuator about the middle of December, j WATTS, GIVEN & CO , New Orleans, ureau are [ t t p en cru5se s its old path in 1846, near I q WATT' 2 & 100,000 100,000 | ed co ] ore ,] Officers of the bi j regarded a5 guardians of orphan and tui- j where it separated into two comets. At ; nor freedmen within their respective dis- 140,000; 100,000 the end of February, its distance from tricts; the principle to be adhered,to in the earth wi ;j be less than twenty millions 1 paupers is that each county, 0 y n-ijeq. This comet’s period is about j parish, township or city shall care and ar , d three quarter years. The super-' Total capital in Rebel States.82,710.000 The Ncrth Carolina Convention now in t j ie operations ol this bureau, will Ex Governor Allen of La., is tion are gone, and his beWed children George A Tree holm, in the State oi South ! co in destitute circumstance EanJiaa- sjid Ckarics Clark, in the State ■ « - • » r _ .e nander in a foreign laud. Are those who | Afld - if tbe Pre sident were lately enir enemies so clamorous for , s bould" grant his pardon to any of said the Spanish language for th teaching sehool for a livelihood. A blood that they must have one more vie-; persousrsucli persnn’s parole will thereby wriptioo for his benefit is being raised in elections on the Swt Thursday in Novcm- [Signed] - OO. Howard, tun? What earthly capycsuU from be discharged, j bis State. jbernex*. i 3Iaj.Gen. and Commission! CO., Liverpool, Eag., by either of the above House*. October 21— 7—3m. Strayed or Stolen, pro\ ids lOr its own pof»r. A n^r^nt IsvTs | jous urc spt to t\ccdpt tlic^6 ^rriitic / THE 19th in^i., about Z\ niil?8 South- made for free people and now ;□ force on , c .. , r , V J east of Newnan, a sorrel MARE, h*rine the statue books of the States embraced boolcs _ 33 oniens of coming evil. I he n. white streak on her forehead, and white left ill be { i nie one of them took a peep over. h ;nd toot. .She had on Leggy bridle ar.d citi zen’s saddle—was shod btfore, is se en or with Fifty tst of nfor- thaekfal- 8aid mure ie worth %H9. H. G. WALDP.OP, ' one will be considered as evidence of the j i approach of 'cholera. ly receired. Ocr. 21-7-tf. Jtear Kewnew, Os.