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(The (Quitman gamier, V. R. FILDKS, -- Va r. QrjrITMAN.*3EO. riMDAV, SKPTKJHUK it 1. IHCB. FOR I'UKKU’KNT r IIORATLO SKYMOUR. OF NJAV YORK, FOR VtCF.-rRKRIiItAf : FRANCIS I’. BbAIIi, OF MIASOt l;!.j tTii i; i; r. i; c ioit .t l t<*it tT • Full THIS HTATK AT I.AItHK I ! Okv. JOHN 11. 001*1 ION', til I’liltmi. 11,,5. JOHN T. CbAUKK, Uumitilpli. ai.tkU'.vr);s : I Ckv. W. T. WOKl'Ollll. of Bm tow. T. >l. NOHWOOII, of Oliathuta. -Ton tub iiifniHTHf 1 JOHN O. MCnOHIiS. of I'ieri'i'. ■l. Coi.. OHAKI.IN T. OOOlii:, of riunilcr. 3. It. J. MONKS, of Mu -migi'P. 4 A . O. BACON', of 101.0. Mu. 4. 11. CC.MMIN'O, of Richmond. li. 11. 11. IH J. 1.. of Fm-xivtli. 7. Coi.. JAM hr l». WAmiM.lt, of Cobb. Ai.iwis.m.F. I. J. 11. JII.'NTKK*. of Brooks. •L WII.I.IAM fl. I'I.KMIN!I. of DfOititr. ». W. <l. TCOOI.E, of Troop. 4 Hr. HENRY WTMBKRI.Y. of'Twiggs. A. Ofv. I). M. I>rBONE, of Wilkes. li. <•' ABN ETT .Mi’Mllil.A.N. of H;il.«rsli»m. 7. Cm.. V. A. CASK II.C, of Fulton. The J>lct-«inK at NilnKin ](y special invitation we nil (’tided a meeting of the citizens of the Fifteenth District, at Nankin, on last Saturday. Sufficient notice had not I.eon given and I litre foie the gathering was not as large as expected, The lew, however, wlu> were present, wo found very c nth twins tic in the advocacy ,ol Democratic prin ciples, and zottlyua champions of our no ble standard bearers, SuYjmtm uml Jli.aim. The meeting was organised by.calling kip. W. l?BiuilS(ini:u> to the l.luiir, ami selecting Mu. .lambs Bkntt.ky Secretary. The Chairman in a few pointed remarks, explained the object of the meeting, and announced the speakers present lor tin' occasion. First in order was Mr. I*. L Fh i.BS, who in consideration of the mea gre assemblage waived the privilege ex tended, and suggested that ( apt. .lambs 1,. Mosr.rsv, el Illacksl.ear, former citizen of Brooks) be permitted to grati fy the desire of his former neighbors and friends, and address them on the issues of the day. Gapt. Moseuy; (tievegtakcji at a dis, ndvaiilage) promptly responded in liig usual eloquent and interesting mitmier, and for some forty minutes held the cn raptured ears of his audiance with words of wisdom, and sound polilcal reasoning There wero no converts to make, but weapons of warfare wero furnished his hearers so they might go forth to the po litical field and labor undci-standingly for the advancement, if correct principles,. .budge James 11. llcnikU foil awed in a biy i address, which was well and favor ably received. The Judge is doing yeo man service for the Democracy, and on this occasion, if there hud been present u doubting voter, Ids dear logic and un answerable argument would have se cured bis voluntary entrance into the Democratic Hock. S. T. Kinusbkmiy, Esq,, was next called upon, but briefly declined making .a a speech on tlm occasion. Our friend KlNtistiEßßY can make n r/utxZ speech and the next crowd we catch, him in v. dl take care lie is not let oil’ so easily.— Lawyer's should never be excused flow speaking, when called upon; they ate al ways ready with limber tongues. After the speaking it was suggested, and most ia.-ai lily approved that a Con servative Gluli be organized at Nankin, and a meeting for said purpose will be held on next Saturday. It will also be perceived, by a notice elsewhere that the Democracy of the Fifteenth District propose furnishing a barbecue on Saturday, the l'Jth, and the citizens of the entire county arc invited. Thus the good work goes bravely on ! And the determined champions of (''in stitutional Liberty are resolved not to cease their labors, until every man w hite and black, within the limits oi Brooks, are enrolled under the banner of Suvsna a and Bi.alr. 1 ’ecsona I. We were gratified to meet in our town on Saturday, our old friend and General Agent, Gapt. .T. L. Mosixkv, at present i a resident of Blucksheur. Gapt. M. ar rived on the eastern train Friday even ing, and by invitation addressed the j citizens, in the Gourt house, the same: night, on the great issues of the day. Unfortunately wo wero absent from town and did not hear the GaptaiiFs speech,; but those who wa re present, speak of it ; ns one of his happiest efforts,, Ife is a fluent, eloquent and graceful speaker, and can end will accomplish much good during the present struggle with Radi calism. May success crown all his ef forts, both public and private. CQ~ tV. W li yd and Aaron Wiltmr, of the Radical Elect'-rial Ticket, decline; to serve in said canutjflv. i tie (.eoi eia l.s-sisjuiliri’. j The labors *of tins deliberative !> »1y,4 so far as legislative work is concern...e I remains as reported last week—a cyiie j plete blank; and the prospect is that it i w ill continue so for tfia. 10-xt thirty days, j The presiding officet "f’the 'House hav ing decided that each and every uegio member is entitled to be heard in his own defence previous to' the vote being taken in n IV-ronce to their expulsion, of course wieli darkey will r-quire au en tire day to "sprees his ’pini' n.’’ There, are twenty seven of those dark skinned gentry, arid consequently we may safely Culeiihtte on the expirat oji of ti 0 same liumbej- of day.-, ere the "nigger'' qm lionAvill be disposed of.- Untilth'-u it is ii waste of time to read Legislative pus . 0«#l diligS; Utilities in Hroukr If our friends threugtioul the State have been as active ip the great work of making converts to tie’ good old DefiWt cratic creed a:, have been tin zealous la borers in Brooks county Georgia, tlil.- duy stands regenerated ifisintlil ailed, re deemed ; and in November will count her fifty thoiMUi nd majority against the policy if the Radical bloeddminidii, wlwj j have fastened upon her vitals like a j leech. j Tlie colored voting element in Brooks county exceeds the, white vote about tlirpe hundred and fifty ; and two mouths ago this opposition army was organiz'd in one compact body, ready to vote for any mensore proposed by its leaders. Today there i., not a solitary white Rad- I J , icnl in the county, and four hundred of] the colored voters ate iiicinhi'rs of Con servative clubs. This is a very good ] showing'for two months labor ; but lire] work is not yet complele, Ibr we are ra fted veil that nil shall come into ihe Demo- j eratic. hoqschold and not one vote be .cast in November for Grant qml Colfax. The Drinoeritl ie District Coiivcii tl4)ll. The following resolution has been ad opted by tiie' Executive Committee of j Chatham (Minty: i Timjhrd, Thai W ednesday, September i >t> l l l , Ire suggested by the Democratic j Executive 6oihinill.ee as the day for hol [iling the convention at Blacksbcar, to ! nominate ru candidate Ini- Congress Iroui the First Congressional District. The suggestion is accepted on behalf o( the Demeeracy of Brooks, and this County will be fully represented at*dbe time and place designated. It is true that we would- have prefer red that the Convention assemble at Suvn.nmji, owing to the lai't, a larger representation of the District could be induced to attend at that point ; but per sist anee in our preference might create contusion, and therefore wo cheerfully yield for the sake of harmony. 'County meetings should bo promptly held, and delegates selected, whii will a! \tmid in .person- and not'by proxy. It is an important Convention and by its wise deliberation we hope to elect a white man’s Representative from the First Dis frict of Georgia. fiVirttu>:.vT wauoo i. •' For the purpose of showing what a and and fool tin- negro Bradley in, we poldisd the following placard, which was circulated among the “loil” of Savannah on last* Fiidaj : OOKIXHKFS ! n.M.I.Y ! ! IIA 1.1 .V !1 ! -Fiu- your nHi-is and vnitr lire!.; For tlie (jre.-ii ai-avus oF,v«ur sires; For ttoil .mil v"'o- native taflil.’ ; The; year "I jubilee has come. Ev i cry ■ nlan, woman and child fu.ust go , out to the great, political camp meeting at Station No. I, Gnil Road, Bryan conn ty, .Saturday, 20th, and Sunday, Angus! Spill, 1 SOS, also at liluckshear, W'ednes- ' day, September 2il, each bv-guiiug ol JO u’ldock a. in., for Speaking, and Breach ing; and Fray f"i" General Grant and Colfax; and A. Alpeoria Bradley for Con ' gross. Ml gift-si men and women arc I mvited. Called by A. A I’kadi.ky. Wc presume tin-meeting was held, I and the black aspirant was permited to ; llurish his incendiary tirebrands muno-, , lestc-d. Jle is a bold, bad negro, and the j peace and safety of society demands that a check- be placed to Ins nfisclrievous ; work. Kepinliati'd by his-own party, bo : now places himself up for Congress, and relies upon an appeal to the prejudice, | ignorance and passions of bis own race tor success. How long will the black scoundrel be permitted to thus otnlan ger the lives and property of the peo pte ! We learn sa_\ s the ( '/mur.-A- it- Si'nlinrl, of Augusta, tliatja largo organization of armed negroes has boon discovered in tiie lower part of tbe county. A few nights sineeMlu-y were found .drilling and receiving new muskets, which were distributed from boxes like those in which the United .States Gov-, eminent pack ami transport their small arms. Yesterday morning as the jailor of this coutity entered a celt where were Confined five negroes, one of them t lujSew a bucket of water in his face; two of the negroes thenGaid hold o's him until the others made their wav out. The two thyn let go'their hold and ran; bnt each "t them received a shot Irmii thejailoi.—- Qne of them is thought to be seriously hurt, its be was sivii by anotl-.er negro, Very bloody and oc aisi.'uat'y faflin ; a id recovering as he tn ule tes wav off All of the lir e escaped. c> .- AVrv.*, 28’; The J.eslulntiire Hint Hie V <‘«i oe<t, j Acting imiqi tlie decision of Ex-Gov. I Jour mil.’ 15b >vrx, H i ■■a! (n fact which '•t will !hj (felfenom'.h to itppr< s-i ppfiu ihe "iored q.!-• ; • " i. 1 - fa. ture for a week pi t, Ims been cngagid in a heated discussion upon the nn i -rjfy rep,'id of tiie ’C mue.ittec on Eligibility, whb'li d'.-elarea a'| colored momhers in .-IligiUe to their scats; and ere this the II mse of licpiT-i-eiital iiii-s has, ilolibtless,- adopted a resolution expclli'ag ali colored men from that body. In aitlicipatieu oFlho final action of the House, tlie Radicals boll a cone us on Wnbtesday (.1 last week, jind the pro oeodings Irul nro reported as fotf'ows in tin- r. 'Several iucondiaiy RfF-edies were Wiade, looking to res.stance of aeli-oi willi force. Fromiiji-lit Minqlig thyei 1 wero Adkins, anil I ilzp.atrii-R's, 'I e sentiments of tie former me already Weil known. Filzpatrick said'lni w-.- snl here by the e-dored imm—the white men did not clccl tiiio- aud la; expected lb staial by llieifi till lie ibid. If any body Wanted to tight he was ready : hi, them ti‘y it. The Colored iiten iiad as much right, and mure, to seats on this Ilyin- t lot ii tlie Demoera's, fm. they (lie- Remoi-i-ats)• had all peijmi,-il tijemaoives in taking tin it- seats, lb- duui>iinc(.-d Brown because he had sn: l in a speech i "negroes could hot hold oiii i ;’’ was down on any man who said a negro was not every way as good as a white man, and wound up by ileclariitg tiial he look-, ol for a little lighting so morrow. The negro Sims was also somewhat rampant, favoring resistance to tin; ac - tion of tin; Legislature ; lie considered it levblntionaiy .mil there was lint one way to meet, it—that was with force. • If they submitted to .this, the next lhii.g would lie to take tig m from their 1 wives. We presumo he was referring I to tlie Republicans as his “talk” was j about tlu-ir not standing up to the negro as they should. I Turner and Costin made speeches ad ] vising their colored fr ends to take I things coolly, but thought it, was "pow er fit 1 hard.’’ Farrow and 0 Neal followed in tin: Kamo strain.' Turner wanted the Re— publican members to leave the. House with themirtyd negroes. Furrow watt -11 ' 1 the Senate to adjourn ainl hurst up the concern-, it, was uniiounpcd that, application hud been made to tlie Gov ernor and the military, and there was no remedy—no ou<s had tin: power to inter fere. All the discussion ensued on a res olution sitlcrcd by Foster Blodgett, which reads, as near as can be remembered as follows: Whereas, The Constitution of the Uni ted Stales and t'ue Constitution of the Stale of Georgia recognize no ilmtiudioii on account, ol rai-e or,.color, of as to ally Ilian’s holding office; tuid, Wj-itififlp- 'll' o Hoiise of- RY'prcsentn tives propose in violation offln.se Coo - stitlifi'iffis to turn out -f their si ats legal y eleoted ineinbcrs on that gfinuul ; there -1 fore he it ltnnohnld. That wc enter our protest ! and appeal to Congress. Li the House on the 28th a heated (bis ' ciiHsion ensiled upon the resolution l ■ 1 expell—tlie Chairman deciding that each I negro should have a hearing- by; self or ; attorney. A telegram sta es that 1 Bryant proposed to julvncyite the rights jof all ueynies. lint was confined to one. MliCtiwide a speech, of two hours, lie i said nineteen ehrmtiati ccutriries look ! down on us to daV, ami that a man is an j iufidnl who does not sec the hum! ol Providence in the affairs of this nation ;ip the past seven years. The men who prate of uygro ini’ui iority-aml suprem.o-y I show they .are afraul that four millions ! of negroes will control thirty-six millions jot whiles, mid arc.net deserving Anglo- Saxon blood. Tinjy- who say our uncos -1 tors iiiught to make' lip's a white mans )gm cytiiiu ti, belies history ; tbev fought so i l li bs'll ;in asylmudhr the .oppressed of every nation. ” . ] Hu said the Dtvki.raHoii of tnjopenj ; (Mice was a compact Kvitli the Almighty, and ho who denies tll.it, it referred to the j nsglois as i'll c and equal is an infidel and ] where the Dcelaratiaii says "\vi, the pee j pie,” means negroes us well as whites, and it is surprising‘ that Irishmen, eom j ing from tin- land of oppivssioii, are (Fist to join in the howl of . ‘Mown with the negi oes,” lie said if the negroes arc in eligible, no laws 'ouVilcd are legal, nor i Bui lock Br visional Governor m r Gcii.ral Mmitjo la At tuiuid i T-in-Cliicf, To turn "UL, these men is revolution. When G -v-t' nor Brown decided llre«e people liad not the right to hold office, it was tiie great mistake of his life. We want no such j Republicans in the party. If tin- ne- I greeg are unseated they will appeal from i the House to the people. Lhicolu's cmsui eipatuiu prOoitiimUioii whifiped in tiie light.- We are nearing a terrible abyss, and let the people pause before they take the leap, I'ursuiig who arc incit ing negro insurrection mistake Uieir bra vCry; they are the brave men of the! coiinti'j who stand'firm ami light in the front ranks. Well, in this contest, we are like tlm woman who stood oil' and watched a deadly contest between her husband and a beat. It is not the while people’s leg islature—the rare and remarkable ani mal.-!, (with few except ions j were collect ed by the "luti lr enfranchised’'—ami consequently wo have no interest in the squabbles of the interesting family.— The warm weather, has, |«;rliaps, devel oped the in-.'/';-/ of tlie "coined breth ren,'’and possibly, it exercised. s suc!r, u powerful effect upon tlie offaeioiy organs of the “white brethren,” tliuF they have lesidved no longer to endure the Stench. Well, drive them out !. Democrats urge no more objection to wqrn legisbitors tliau they do to white skinned vHliuut: in fact, ol tiie t .vo classes, we prefer the farmer. But, we desire our friends to letll'-iiiln'i' and urge upon I hem -that they j p’fice the fact before all coltvcd voters, , that the negro legislators In the Georgia A-'-embly, have been pronounced inch glide 1 1 hold office by tlib high Brie tof It.nFealisin, .1 r.m K. ft -. >w.v,- and fils partizans in tlie Assembly WAj,. L ii'Utp , [carry out his in-t met ions. Bear Ibis jit ; mind, find I. ho it an ( ffi ■*i Vi; argu- . ment for the adcnucf-ment •ftb -ti ntli 1,, ln»l»)|t:int liili-uisw _ llrtv. i-iii Geiii-iai Him-ucrauz and Gener al Gee, Ah-orrospnii'li’iiteftlu-jliiclimninl W lrtg; writ h. g from tl.e While -.Sulphur springs on the gjd insta'Kj gives what piri-poris t-i be II i! Mill stance < f an iinf.i'View in • FWeen Gmii'l.os itosoiicrui.z and L f, C. —; The Writer sa,V*»: . . .■ < '■( .'yin i-.il I’os' ii'-ranz, who is a vety fineut talker, and who exon-sse* hik ophiasis with a sohlii-rly want of rn-, nerve' its ymti- liofresqMindofit knows, said ' Halt. U.'cru Wero many honest, 'Veil in' ailing men in the North and West, ; ■ who have been led to belioVe, by the L’uisi rpre-<‘ii tn lions id .he Non lbt.ru Cor— n -qi'.itileiils (if the-Radical fuesHpiis well ' ;l a By Hie sff'TeJif'' of ttie lend' ' ! that ; party, llfat the people of the South are : just, as hostile to the b’iiiou now as -lur ing "the war, am! as much i inbiueft and agrfiiitil tin- N’oit.hern peijpio as they wi-Btj when both were in arms, that they bate the negroes with a deadly hate be cause tie V have hetni freed, and hut lor tin- strong arm of the miktary would rd : duee liieul Ii n state of practical slavery, j and perpetrate all manner of mitruges dpoii tliem. "He proposed, therefore, that the gen eral officers of the Confederate army, rep it-sell ting as they’ he the valor, ti.0.l chivalry dial Hi l ' truth hi the South, miite and lay before the Nft. thevn peopjo in a j tangible from that 'cannot be. disputed, ; the true state of tl.e feeling as lit; lout found it every wlierot in his travels | Smith. „ '"Gen. Lee denied that the people of the South are inimical to the 1-niun. They- w.aal peace, and long for it. Tins ■ is their -universal sentini.-nl as far as lie j has been able t' l ascertain it, and bis op ! port unities have been- many, horn Ire j ipient edii vers ut ions and extensive cor ; n sp inh-ui-e w t i reproseiitativ ep i .nus |in all.parts'of the Foutfi. As to their : iyiiniosidy to tin: negro, liothing could be furtlier from Ihe fact, and why should j there be ? > Said lie. there, is no rivalry !■between the races, but a reciprocal in forest,growing out of the fact that eaeb is (lepeiidimt upon the other to a great i extent —one heeding employment, and | the other einplyees. Apart from this, I limy had hern reared together, and lliere j is a natural' affe'etion and sympatky be [ tween them. “General Lee gave his cordial appro. , veil to.the patriotic object which General ! Rosoncrai.z has in View and is so z. iU misty prosecuting^” Gvuera! It. had siibsoijiiently a similar ; interview with,tlie Hon. A. 11. 11. Stuart and the Hon. A. 11. Stephens. .Tins for j respondent of Whig adds; : ".Vo plan lias yet been decided upon, fbitt.it is priiliable that some (listinguish : eat gentleman, ku’owit Hi the wh'olc Conn try, will he reqncsic.il so prepare a paper ! in accordance with the ftnggi at inns of j General Rosencranz, which shall set | rortlhclcarly find Iniiy tin: real ‘state of feeling .now exist ing in the Fmitli; This will’be printed and forwarded to all tl.e ; gsiiierfif officers if the C iiif'-dei ate army aiid sych repi esrutul ive Soutlieni states, men as is deemed d-ekiiaMe .' (1 aid s’gii I it, for tlicir signatures. At the same tiruo they "ill bo rei|uested (o add such comments as they may think prop j _ Tennessee AKnirs On Ihe 2fith the House CimunitteO iv porteilj a militia bill ,-iml rei .•niuincmled its passage. The hi I authorizes the G- v' t'' or to (yrganjziequip, mid call iq ■ '"l'-.'.l’' gdtift tits J,-.. 11l eaeb C .ngivss i.mat D.-’Vi.-a, to !«• compose) ~f l.tyal , nu n, to'Ui gove.iied lay rhe revised ruti-s 1 land yeguln'.iqiis of the United States: .uniy. The expense of tin- same to t>e paid out ol the. State Treasury in sums not exceeding So(>,(HM) at any one tiim-. i Tlie Governor is autborizeth to declare "martial taw in anv cuinry, and In quar ter troops in such eountiis, the expense to be paid by tux upon tin* peoplepf sajrl ' eo-inty. The bill is now on its third reading. A special Nashville Dispatch to the ■’TS-lisvihe Journal, says, that this 'bill ' passed must inevilalily bring about, a cotlision. As much us the disfranchised masses have horne, it i« not to be sup pnsid the plan to dee!me martial law and coHtc-t taxes.at the point of tlie bay onet can have a peaceful result The report of the minority ol tlm com mittee was treated with e. 'eitipt, al though it showed ihat 4 tlie national troops etnild ho easily obtained in case of .seri ous trouble ihe people would now- he: as gladto see the hoys in.blue in-la ge force among them as they were eager to confront them during tlio war, while Radicals tire in mortal terror of such a contingency. 1 tie question of peace hangs on the removal or retention of Thomas. Wore -lie relieved by Hancock, Kusscau or Granger, tin- extremists would not dare to-put the militia m the tie-id. Even as it is, there is s aie doubt whether the Senate will go as far as the House, | as Northern capitalists and bondholders I are now pressing on that body tlie vital importance of peace in tiie present condi tion of the Suite credit. Several eases of arms wore sent se civt y to \\ liliamson a-, utit\- Yestoixlav tW -tm- rad c,a« leinters, lor the purpose of arming the 1: groes, and theve is uuicii ft-eliag on ihe subject. Bgiw The >euafo unanimously passed the resnlntiaii-aothoming the Governor of Georgia to issue a proclamation dis banding ar.Hg! . associations tLrengboe.t he State. Kdiioi’ial Isrcvilii's. t ~ The political revolution in pro gress throughout the Nyrtfi is \vit!r»>:Jl a parallel. t»Ts- A con f »;i iii'li nt of the Washing ton Mar 'think* that the Democrats wili ciury < fen S .utli i' irolfn-i. ThT negroes iii!,' coming over by,thousands. &-o" Some fellow at Atlanta threatens to prove that It. B H' : no R was f) Meat eit for Governor by fi.tM)') rota** II lc miiiejs a fat olliac, ami if refused, says. In) vrHI ‘Row.” i t is said lire italical merchant* of New York haven-solved to refftse all to 'Southern, merchant s. jj?2“ A writ of hittj,v• eprpe.slias liec.it applied for in.tko G. S ftisti ict Court (or Florida. for Mrt<n, Sraxci.Rii mill jAuxoim, eunfi.iied at the Dr-v Tm togas, for com plicity iu tlie assassination of Lixcoi.n. .Several pieces of rock, the largest weighing twelve tons, lately broke loose from the side-l Lookout Mountain, and Mishin,.; «1-■ wii Die r ale destroyed a hou-e killed two pets ma ami injured three, in Walker county ti*orgm. j(sjfl* Col. W. A. Stone, nominated by Gov. Duiiock, as Judge of the Emtern Circuit has been -rejected by the Stiriute. fry again, f lover nor. i Bf"i- Tennessee owes over twenty six millions ot dollars. I*u ; !ieaiism bus bankrupt that State. Sf.’i- Den. W. T Worcoßti and (Jeti. V. i«i (present Representative) are Item jeratie candidates lor. Congress in the j lit District of Georgia. tt:j" Ti e Early Corfn/t? Net':? is urging tlm name ol (Jett Ihtir.. Cook for Congress from the Second Congressional District. 80„ There are a number of gentlemen mentioned in connexion with the Demo cratic nomination for Congress from the I l ' osf Diet riot Among them, wo have the names of ft'nli. ,T. 1., Col. Ss'lLia.D. Sl-KNc:-.il, Judge fWf-fiU.. .J/niu: .lambs li. lluii'Kß, R ut. J.-B, M.ikms (of Ware) i apt. J. L. MoskLev:, C >t i’Aftso.vs (of Johns n), and lion. T. M. Nouwoon, of SuvantHih. \Ve ary lor the nuin.toec. tdf If you read yuflr County paper withoulTii.iiig a snb.se. iher to the same, we wmihl advise you to do bet ter. k . !"• A Mr. Moonr;, lb present a tive in the Georgia Legislature) from .Madison county, died on thy 28lh. r Sts> r Armed negroes are jiiglillyalrill ing in Oaeljita parish I,j. Their leader has openly declared that “it. is -time for the tiegrfios to rise, and that no will i ulwkit the.first white man that crunks his ! linger at li in).’’ In Hdgeemnb county, North Car 1 olina, recently, some five hundred Radio ; id negroes fought among themselves with rluivs and sticks and bvieikhats and like weapons, and bruised each other's heads promiscuously. t- %. The Democrats of New York are betting on 70,000 majoiMy for f-KYMoCR and Ri me BrJ- The past sixty days have been nimsmilly prolific of criminal deeds in New York. Daring that, bi b f period, eleven uini'ders sixty-two miuitlorons as .snrtlls, and twenty suicides, besides the usual complement of minor outrages, have been chronicled. {f-if Gum, tlio carpet bag fiyipeachot', did not visit bis /Wends in Quitman, on bis return from Thom as v die. He was iimlrd to sojourn a low hours, hut de clined the h'ltmr he supposed the “boys" would confer upon him. j /" A few while boys and a large crowd of tieggoen funiished “l’sloby” I'l.a'r a tin pan serenade at Station No. 1T V on bis recent passage through that place to Savannah, it is said that Cum enjoyed it ! . {o'.., “B obv" Ci (ft got olf the cars at Hlackshear, on last Thnrsday night and sutldeuly disappeared. No white resi dent laid eyes on him afterwards. It is said lie hud bis black clan congregated in a swamp near by, ami hastily sought safety in the bosom of his sable worship ers. £C'>.„ The Radical party is wofutly de ficient of orators in this section of coun try. Can’t the. “Rad. Ex. Copt.” send a few down. We want to work on them. SWk. All the Colored leaders of the Rathe il party in Brooks county have abandoned the sinking ship, and look passage in the Conservative life boat. e-vd" Two steamers are in course of construction on the Clyde, for the Savnn 1 uah and Liverpool line, and will take their tilaeo in November. BSSt,. Queen Victoria has thirteen ' grand-children, and the yry is still they come. Stiff* Illinois papers tell of a meaner man than a scalawag: a fellow who re : cvi.tiy stole and sold his father’s tomb stone. 9@k> One of the finest plantations on the Aikansas river recently suid for five ; cents per acre. SfTW Wooden shirt collars are anr, nmc ed. They match woouen heads. KJ. The wheat crop of the N- rtluvest : is greater tl an ever known bi.mre. The five-pali bearers at a recent funer al in New Yoi k, represent- 1 $250,000,- 000 “Th-id Steven - never tasted wine or h-pior.” Our devil suggests that ere this he has got a taste of "hell •tire.’’ K3X- Ra to furnish In*. paid for if (I r 11 1 - if any of our to read a radical ,s.-_ ingot, it fur ii"tliing,-»«o*v^ i ,_^ will fie dieted. ' I Tye'’Dc'inncratic State Ekecntivo-1 Committee ot'Mism.s.-ippi, have concluded not to nominate «n-cketorul ticket for that. Stille. Gum Toombs and Ben FTi-T n o going NmUi to st-Ureas the p/aulc on the v jjf* * of the day. S-g" S. F. Gove, rnembcV of Congress from Georgia, is out in an appeal for a September session of Congress. Chi)- Letters received from Georgia at. Washington, state that it is ptobablo that the Legislaline will adjourn before deciding on the elligibility of negroes. t*S!" la rmspiMisc to Southern Radic als, -who appealed for arms lor, Soutft erti militia, the President Jaaid : “The Federal troops are in a better condition 0> preserve the peace, than a militia drawn from one pa: ty to make war up on the other.” IF U Ksni-.u: Sept. 2d 1808. FftiExn Fiuiks:—• A. A. Bradley is now speaking from the piaz/.a of one of our stores, lie is dealing some heavy blows t o Kicc who is standing in front of him about ten feet off, lie lias already abused him by cures and abuses—-he called him ju t a moment ago a d—d devil a liar, a sneaking puppy and told him to his fuco that he ought to be- kicked out of all decent society. lie has labored hard to prove himself innocent of tlm charge of folony and therefore he blamed the Legislature for the’r corn sc, abused Bard and Garpet bagger^getiorally. Ho has just turned again upon Rice •nml said “yoti shrill not bo elected in this District /smear you d—d devil.” Ho has»Y iw conic to Seymour and Blair'giv iug hie Hutsons for not voting for them, Ist tlie. ears are coming and 1 must hur ry. Ho says that the Radicals will ho jto blame if the negroes are declared in* •uHigibfe— because' tlie Legislature was at first Radiea’ by a majority of thirteen but lie says d—n them they were bribed, &e. A few delegates got here last night, three of four mean looking negroes and one Sprit ou a miserable skunk from Cam den e<to ft ty. 1 learn that Clift, Seeley k Cos., wijl be hero on the cars and then for the light, fa- tlm Candidacy—l will write again. ' C : ( . Bradley intends to run anyhow, in baste. Yours truly J L. M. Savannah Cotton Report. Tlm Savannah Ili'jiuhlican ed Tuesday, says that the receipts of cotton at that pa t since the first of September, I SCT one year! have amounted to 480,diet hales (double that received during tho previous season), and the exports have been folly equal to tho receipts; thus -bowing,the peculiar advantages of Sa vannah as a cotton port. Frees, top* haved ruled a fraction higher thin at most of the Southern ports. There is but little dung in tho article at present, but great activity is antici pated as soofi as the staple begins to ar rive moro freely. Tho receipts us tho new crop thus far have been 21 bales, j viz: 18. bales sip land and O'baits sea is land. We give lidoiv our closing statement j tor tlie year ending August 31, 18G3 : COTTO-N - SIATEMOT. Upland. Sea Islam’, Stock on hand Sept. 1. TsC7. i.rl ] 1 ; j lieocivcd since Ang. tSSS. ,ls 4 tl) ! Uecvivcit previou-iy lMl.itS9 10,90! Total receipts 10ii,ltl 11,020 Exported since Aug. 2(> did 1 Exported previously ISO,OBB 10,041 Total exports 4 SO till 10.942 I’Uy eonsuniptioD 99 ■ Earn! 8 | I 'cduct from total receipts.. -5-9.109 10.912 1 Stack ffl hand and on ship board not cleared, Sept. 1, ISOS 642 81 Tho Prospoct in Georsia. A correspondent of the New York Herald sums itp the political situation iu Georgia as follows: In 1860 Georgia'poHed!nearly one hun dred and fen thousand white votes. As every white person in this state is en franchised the probabilities are that one hundred and fifteen thousand white votes will he east next November. Os this number Grant and Colfax m»y receive fifteen thousand, certainly not more. It will therefore be seen that one hundred thousand white men will vote for the Democratic candidate, and if to this he r; i r m >iv thousand negro vote-, which will assuredly be cast the san , way it becomes evident that the Radicals cannot carry Georgia. They know and admit this fact, but they hope that Congress will meet next month and order nnns to be distributed among the carpet fug governed States. Os course these weapons will be placed solely in hands of Radicals, who will attempt to control the election by force. If this is attempted a bloodly war of political par ties will follow in the South, and tho poor negro dupes will got the worst of it. Blair ha- seven children, Seymour none ; Gra it has several children, Colfax