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We see hy the Savannah Herald, that a commis-j cion has been sent out from the South t Drazn ■ • ihr eld M hij I'ailr lo lw mirrilt Our neighbor of the Recorder in hia last issue, , — , .... . : the yearly intermit accruing tiom them—will be Of ' lio m.taa r. f > twi r u n t frit 11 fit*, t# creating and employing capital—retaining at the sa;na time-, among the coonle that Issue the bonds, .. „ . , . ,1.- ,i . . , 'tbe yearly interest accruing fiom them—will be says as he has contended for the principles ot ; ihe more apparent from the following estimates : for the purpose, of making airapgements lor pian -; tbf Whig party in days past, so he shall continue i At six per cent., the aoitual amount of interest ing a colony in that vast, productive and wealthy • to do ” We have no objection to his doing so. i payable by each State that shall issue bonds to countrv 1 11 who do hot want to live under the ' if he will only let us know what the principles of | f * ,e amouut of lea millionsfof dollars, is six hun- «««*« "7 *r* "■“* p “ rt> place under the standard of the Empire ot Brazil., ce j v0 us not the principles ot the Wing party , . ho interest per annum will be one million two hun- To those who have a hankering after the trop-' were changed every campaign to suit the times !./;>*/ thousand dollars : This, then, is the precise it-s we beg leave to transcribe a short description . At one time they were Tippacsnoe and Tyler too, amount or yearly drainage that would be made of some of the most interesting occupants of that • log cabins, hard cider and coon skins. During tb<- ; th f, r . es "7 r S P ' s l>t , tlie for t})e u . 8e oi some "* . 6 . . . . . - , ; money obtained from abroad. Consequently, it highly lavored country, fiom l)e^n Swiitscut* Mexican war, tlicir principles were pence am. exhibits tlie difference in economy between tiie ique, in the Edinburgh Review, on Mr. Water loo's travels in that part of the woild. The wri ter says : “Insects are the curse of tropical-ell rronomy quiet; but as soon as the war was over, they rrere j ^vo modes of procuring capital', the issue of do- war. blood and thunder, General Taylor, old whitey mrstic bonds enabling the State to retain the inter- and a little more grape Captain Bray Our THE FEDERAL UNION, ( Qorncrof Hancock and Wilkinson street*.) OPPOSITE THKCOVKT llOt HI-.. est at home : the foreign loan compelling her • . ... ... -- , -- . ...... ! send it off loan outside, distant country. To ' mates. The bete ronge lays the foundation ot a \ neighbor says that atailahUuy a. the motto ot t|)is extrIlt therefore, must that particular state he ! tiemendous ulcer. In a moment you are covered i ‘he Democracy, to winch he is opposed : and yet ihe believes in the old Whig party, which set NEW STORE. ConfedionariA, Fruit, Groceries and •Country Produce, FOIt .SALE AT FA I It PRICES. OTGive us a call at the oil Bakery. C. B. hi UN DAY * Co. Milledgeviile Aug. 1 Ith, 1865. 2 4t. fj^SlcrUliaMrr* in .Vlillrrijirt i;ie 'I «-l«— arnpii I «iu|i.iiii will please meet at t!ie counting room of Messrs. Wait/.felder ou Saturday uext at II o’clock A. M. !,. CARRINGTON, •Jit. Acting. Pres-ideu: M. 1'. Co. NOTICE fllliE co-partnership heretofore "■ i. the stv le of J. Conn ,V Sons L l,,ln 8 «i solved. Either of the ,KS L«*n W. T. CONN, where he will be his old friends and customers. aseu lu Milledgeviile. Ga . Aug. 1st lsi'-^' ’ ** I dir. State l*iInters. 001 GIITOV JISBET H#. Tuesday Morning, August 15, lfttio. with ticks. Chigoes bury themselves in your riesh. and hatch a large colony of young chigoes I in a few hours. They will not live together, but every chigoe sets up a separate ulcer, and has his own private portion of pus. Flies get entry into impoveiisbed by the Utter policy. Again, toe interest at six per cent upon tw aside the claims of such men as Clay, Webster, hundred millions, the supposed aggregate of bonds . Crittenden and Everett,and took up Geu. Harrison 11 * and Gen. Taylor. merely because they were acail issued by tlie several States, will amount, each year, to tinier millions of dollars To this ex tent. then, mu4 tile States at. largo be depleted aide. Their hunt after availability destroyed thf i \,y [i lP use of foreign capita!, instead of that ore- A Pro (in mat ion. Ry James Johnson Provisional Gorernot To the People of' Georgia. „ your month, into your eyes, into vour nose ; von! - - .... , . .. . . , ... , . . ., ! old Whig party, will be a very slow business, vet eat dies drink flies, and breathe flies. Lizards, •' , ... , ! [ rr T he recent proclamation of the Provisional Governor cf Georgia, inviting the civil officers ii ho have taken tlie oath prescribed by the am nesty, and whet have placed themselves in proper iclation to the United States government,to resume cockroaches ami snakes get into the bed : ants eat up the books: scorpions sting you ou the foot. Everything bites, stings or we see indications that the effort will be made.— Our neighbor had better •* let the dead bury the of your existence you are wounded by some piece of animai life .that nobody has ever seen before, except Swammerdam and Meriam. An , ' , i dead” and employ all of his energies in restoring bruises: every second I r .. , ~ .it! r..I£>.t l.v nicec 1 the C0,lntr - r t0 ,1,e anJ 11 h " l »- sists upon contending for tlie principles of the we insist that he shall let his their duties, is a prudent and wise act. and should j " ith eIeven * is 8 "’ in,mi,1 Z in ^ our teacu P' il have been done earlier. We hopo to find now each nondescript with nine wings Is struggling in the' man at his post of duty. We have been Inform- hepr ’ r,r a fftler P il,a r wi;h 8PV(,ral doze »' j ed by Judge Harris that he will hold the Superior j ^ in his ,,ell - v * hastening;over the bread and j Cpim. Courts of the Ocmulgee Circuit this fall, chiefly * b,ltter ’ AH ,,afure 5s alive ’ aad 8eems t0 he S ath ‘' for the purpose of enforcing the criminal laws in For the purpose of enabling the people of Georgia : I old whig party. We think ihe effort to revive the j ated at home. ’ j the more easily to prepare ihemselv** for the exercise ” ... • n< ,| l05ie bonds have a long run, and the , oft lie rights ot citizens, 1 hereby pidiaim and direet, . longer Ihe life period of well secuied bonds, the ' that the Ordinariesin theseveial counties of the Stale, higher is the demand for them: let a currency also ^ ar « a.ithoiizedtoamnnuMer tue oath . ** . , , . . s , n , , .t ol AmDesiv set nut in the A resident s Fineminatuui • be provided from she issues ot the Banks and oth- J of2suh of j Itlv pU( . h p t . r<)ll , s a , „ lia il b- . n- er corporal ions in each State, as befoie, together , : itled to take and leceive the same; and in case of with such Northern Bai l; or Government issues j a vacancy in tlie office of Ordinaries in anv County as may come among ns. in exchange for our sale- ' or Counties of t!.-is State, then aud in that case, the able commodifies—the South mav sttnn he in pon- Clerk of tlie Superior Court ot such Com.t v shall nd- session of one of the most firmlv based and desi minister said onth. I'romdeJ,said Officers thenisi-lves i ibie systems of Finance, that any KESIDEXCE FOR sifr FIT HE undersigned offers for sale fc- ' j I at Midway, l-i miles from MiU ei wt, ! ’ 1 ' ,en <'» house is now in complete repair. * n V ** ‘ eight rooms The Jot contains thirty half acres, one fourth of which \ a wooiff''®' 1 a the whole enclosed with a good plank f the place is a Well of tine water; all'nfl ( ’ 11 outbuildings, in good r. pair, and a fin *** **•» of choice apples, peaches, plains & r . y.° r ' 'f j tiou is one of the healthiest in 6entral (• ' ,J - ii ith fine society am] good male and female convenient. lie will also sell with the place, if insect | o1,i Whi " P arty readers and the world know what they are. eritig el! her entomological lio?fs to eat you up, For the Federal Union. Ihe flreal Be»idcralnm.—S»»Mtc Honda. The present status of th» South calls loudly for L'ountry has i *hal! have previously taken said oatii. lever hud-ample, at least, for all her enterprises. , J* ,s ^ rdi r r f deciarcd and directed, that when tl.. x it i t, , i 1 a, ; oat n ia administered as aforesaid tu any pernon witimi ana well adapted to all her purposes and wants. * - • *- • * • ' rC RXITI KE. (MKFtTft, ^ ’ ij All of wiiich are nearly imiv, and in gr^ , Parties desiring a pleasant and attract, i**- would do well to m e tlie place. For further information, address J H. -NICHOls Aug. !>, I 1 ot. * Milledgei-ilh. (i { SOUTHRON. rce, and according to the Governor's proclama- ( a<5 T ou arH standing, out of your coat, waistcoat \ Capital. Without it, her numerous and vitally perm any of Ihe exceptions specified in said Proclamation, i it shall be appended to the petition of the applicant— Note.—According to DeBow’s Review, the to- . which petition shall also be verified before snch Ordina ry or Clerk, by the oath of the party; and when ad ministered to any person not embraced within any of the exceptions specified, the original oath, taken and i lor Morgan Superior Court will be adjourned from the 1st Monday in September to the Thursday thereafter. tal public debt, of the State of Pennsylvania in j I Sol. was. in round numbers, I'orly Millions! Thirty-eight millions of this sum, bear fee per ! cent interest. And tlie total and breeches. Such are the tropics-' . important enterprises caunot bo accomplished.— ! annually paid by the State Tbia stirring picture was drawn by Swift some j n er demands are far beyond what she can expect 1 four hundred thousand dollars. forty or fifty years ago. It is very probable the, f rom other parts of the world. But, I p “entomological hosts” have vastly multiplied, and , „ veD jt - it coul j be proc . lir ed on loans from abroad, | 1 OJ.ITICI AXS AND increased in size, rapacity and repulsiveness, I { rnes f interests would abnegate the policy. ; To tile* lllisCjllPt llKlk i subscribed, shall be sent bv the officer administering a u! interest the saln( , J Q , he ^ ( . ret(ir ; „ f State the r ui ted ; n was two mil.ions ami i states, and « certified copy shall W given to the ap- ; — K. M. Brite A Co Factors to day public. Mr. Bruces high financial reputation and individual integrity, commend him to the confi. i dence of the community. the Military.— in^ Radicals who and Bankers and Cotton J since Mr. Waterton’s visit. At any rate we haz- j jj er <> W n State Bonds would create for her c.MM- : desire to IHak.6 States Pl'OvillCBS, rs. Augusta, <ia . have a card in uur columns j H ril nothing in jtronusiug the emigrant to the trop- TAf f ar better adapted to her condition : the pro- to IsCC|i tlicill Utldcr lirtlitai'V COllftTil, , to which we invite the attention of the ■ ics a warm* welcome above, below, around, in 1 cee ,) s of it, also, resulting vastly more to her ad (he WashiniffOU Ilitt'iii'T’llcei' syy^ : vancement. ~ “ • n - Asida from our own experience and the well e«- Ilow to Serve \ Dot;—A correspondent says tablished principles ol sound politicaleconomv.it this is the way; • When attacked hv a bloodhound, j ! or any other dog. raise your left arm and let him seize it: then instantly grasp his windpipe with I your right hand, and squeeze it with all your might; that will disable him in two seconds. He opens Lis mouth to gasp, loses all power, and falls published under tlm title of the Child's Delight. I helpless. If you wish to kill him, keep your hold i * i i * c ~ i i ! for a minute or two—he is done! xoil are ready w 0 . . . . 3 Mr. Boykin has made both ot the above named j anotlier< 0ne at a time i, all yon need I Many years ago, Pennsylvania obtained a very g dogs.” The Christian Index.—Tlie friends of thi- Journal, also of the Child's Paper, will be pleas ed to know that Mr. Boykin will resume publica tion early in October. The Child's paper will b papers very popular, and we shall be pleased to j „ peak from experience with big d know that the sphere of their intluence has been ; ^ fe „ ow don t wtdely extended See adverl.semeut. j af a „ That ]el( arm , that a folio* must be obvious to every reflecting mind, that in ! onr present "loir-tide" condition, all drainage from j our resources and income, toward other countries should be guarded against with the most watch ful and persistent care A a single example, out of many others like it, will illustrate our position: large amount of capital. (se3 Note below.) on a ant to'get bit Hurapean loan. With that capital, she carried ltWtMILC'J \\ llilff t!l6 CXJIPIISP of lllilil;!* plica nt. Audit is further proclaimed ami declared, that all j the c'tvfl officers of this State who l.«v«- taken and Mbr scribed the oath prescribed in the Proclamation at«lr^ 1 said, if net embrar-ed wijhin any ot the exceptions; or ! wli<> may have received special Amnesty if embraced . ! shall proceed thereafter iu the discharge of the duties oi ; heir several Offices according tr> the laws in exit- I fence prior to the 1-t of Jan nary 1 Slit, so far as the ! same are not inconsistont'with our present condition. To taeiliate the people-in obtaining the Amnesty proffered, tlie Ordinaries or Clerks, (as the <•«>(_• may I t»e.j are authori/. *d to procure printed blanks from eitli j erone ot the following presses mo-t convenient, as the -ttme may be needed, tor which payments will be pro- , vided,otrbills presented at this office, viz : Savannah | rphirnintr Smitltpm L Republican, Augusta Chronic! I et Irltin^ oOlliltft Watehuiau, Atlanta Inteliigeneer, Koine Courier. M. con Telegraphj .Sjutbern Recorder and Coliniibus En quirer. Done at Milledgeviile, the Capital of the State, on this 7th day of August in the y--ar of our Lord, IStlo, and the eighty ninth year of American Independence. JAMES JOHNSON, Provisional (lorn-nor of (Icorgin. ‘•Ilfiw Ion<r •» time is.fD elapse be fore rhe expenditures can be brought within the limit of the revenue will depend upon politicians and not fmaii cier.s. It the i ■States are to be kept out of their pro per place in tlie Union and kept ns provinces under military rule, tlie ex penditures will continue to exceed our ZKTErVSr STOCK:'. ' J. II. ZEILLV & CO., DRUGGIST, MACON, GA„ IMPORTERS AND DEALERS OF Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, CH as . Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, Fancy ’ Articles, Ziiquors for me dicinal use, M \CCAlsOV SNUFF. Ac;, Ac. Particular attention paid the prompt ar i thorougii execution cf orders. The atletitir. * ■ the trade is invited. Having bought- our c'm^ for fash, we are prepared to sell them loir ° 1 Macon, Aug. J, I'l). - *. . GEORGIA, Baldwin county. WrilEREAS. Abel R. Ak.i.lpe ha-tih-d . * * tor leteri-ot >idiinni<tratum on the ertait-of Al l e & Sentinel. Southern ! Aki i>ige late of .-aid county dcoem-cd. ’I',ie.se are therefore to cite and admonish all Mraor . adversely concerned to tile their objections on orU fore thelir.st Monday iu October next. a sop to Cerberus, is going to get hurt, if a big i dog gets hold of it, before “he is done.” Never- j theless we recommend the experiment, as worth llow throws out as out a niagnificent system of internal improve- j I’V Occupation, and SVVannS ot paid ! Bv the Governor: - - ' L. II. Bkiscok, iS< npit.-il — llie j>i-rnl rtexiilernmm--W|:ile Honda," We invite attention to the communication in this . , . c „ .. . . i trviner. if vou aint too scared, especially to sever- paper over the signature ol ‘*boi thros. It from > . ... r J Ihe pen of a gentleman of a high order of ability : and i our friends in this vicinity, whose experience ihe subject he discusses, with so much clearn.-ss anil I in the past would warrant them in seizing most force,is, just now, one of the highest imjiortanee to the I anything to get rid of a big dog. people of Georgia. We commend the article to onr j " readers, and hope our cotempornries will give it a j ments, developed immensely her resources, and j civil ufticcl’S, will become a dram OU , obtained a decided prominence over her sister Treasury. This policy will uUo < fdarq. ‘J :it ieffectually destroy all those sources of which a States. A halo of glory surrounded her. But this captivating picture has its reverse. The in i • • ,, r 1 . ,, . . ,, i prosperity in the feouth from terest accruing upon that iramenso sum—payable; 1 . y J . annually to her European creditors in specie—lays | teiuiblllSCIiieilt of .tny^ portion ot the cost of the war and of reconstruction mi"ht be etfectcd.’’ SCHOOL NOTICE, R f.v on i a heavy restriction ou her efforts,"and places a clog f of immense weight upon the wheels of her ad-! U t»laee in their column* Come and take the Oath.—All persons who i var.cing car of State ! Had hers been home capital., are entitled to pardon under the President's Proc-! and the interest retained among her oirn people, hoic ! I nl'«ri<iii:il«- (Ii cur re nee s— lian (belli. an account of a verv iinloi tnnale j lamation, now have an opportunity to get ik— J easily different would he her condition and her pros avoid j The pioclamation of Gov. Johnson, authorizing j peels! ; County Ordinaries to a>lminister the Amnesty Oath, will he of great convenience to the people. There can no longer be an excuse for delay in this important matter, and we hope very soon to see every nsau qualified in the State. HOW CAPITA I. IS CREATED. Confidence is the source cr fountain of all val ue, the basis of all monetary transactions. That secured, every mind is at ease, and transactions, j both private and governmental, proceed with firm pondent says the National Intelligencer Our friends in Baldwin will find Judge Ham-j ness, regularity and success. Destroy confidence, j has a statement that a plot has been dis covered among a large number of negro sntnes its sceptre, and total wrecks conclude the i workmen at A<pna creek, to assassinate XV e publish to-da occurrence happening in Tennessee, by which three j livek were lost. We ha\e been expecting such scenes 1 vjnee the > lose of ihe War, and have been rongratula- j ling ourselves on their rarity. It was to be expected J that the long and bitter struggle through which the I , , on , ,i. L . , ., ,. , .- ..if. . , . , , ,,, i mond at his omce on Tuesdays, Thursdays and I the foundations are then ail removed; chaos rr two sections of the Lountrv have just passed, would be . „ J 1 ,. „ , , , Saturdays, to administer the oath, followed by personal rencounters, not omy between j - ’ Southern and Northern soldiers and citizens, but also { " between neighbor and neighbor Thus tar we have PRESERVE ORDER.—It is the interest, as well ha<l to reed'd but few difficultic-s of either eharacter, as the duly, ot the people to ohoy the laws and pre- nnd we hope astime progresses, that all the animosties, ! serve order. We have much to bear with th.M is har assing to onr tempers, but we have also much to j expect ; and aa the condition of our future status j poral or spiritual Neoro 1*i.ot to Assassinate the Whites.—New York. Aug. o.—The schooner Union, Capt. Cell, from Port Hu ron, Mich , 14 days via Montreal, with as sorted cargo, hound to Greytown, arrived here, to day. 'flic Post’s Washington special corrcs- S. E. BROOKS will reopen his school on the lit Monday in Septeuiuer next and close on the J.'ld December, sixteen weeks. Tuition, per week, SJ 2.">. Music on piano, per week I J.'>. Fuel, per term i 00. ' Arrangements have been made by which French will be taught if desired. One halt payment at the expiration <>f half tlie term, the balance at the close. Provisions will be taken in part payment. A lew boarders can be accommodated with the teacher. Milledge>ille, Aug. L'i, 1 •j ::r-. ^Oivcn under my ofiicial signature, this Sib Aims* • ijt. John hammqnd, or^y rUOCLAMATION. By J ames Johnson, Provisional fioternor: To the People of Georgia : Whereas, by the Proclamation of Andrew Jolu. son. President of the United ^.States, dated l?t!t of June. A D. I'fifi. 1 liavo been appointed p rc . visional Governor of tin. State of Georgia, with instructions to prescribe at the earliest practical^ period, sucii rules and regulations as may i>e ne cessary and proper for convening a Convention of the people, composed of delegates to he chosenhz that portion of the people who are loyal to th* United States, and no others : and also with all the powers necessary and proper to enable such loyal people ot said State to restore it to its con- ; stitntiona! icla*i>>iis to rhe Federal Government, i and to present such a republican form of State ' Government as will entitle the State to the guar- i;. a. BEfi E. M. BRUCE iV CO., Broad stivet, Aucusta, Ga., | an tee of the l*nited States therefor, and its people . to the protection <>t the United States against in vasion. insurrection and domestic violence: Now, therefore I. J ames Johnson, Piovisional Governor of the State of Georgia, as aforesaid do by virtue of the powei ionic vested as afore said. proclaim and declare— Dr. That an election for delegates to a Conven- 'rowing out oi the Wav. and all the bitter fcelii have entirely subsided. To our own people we have iliis much to snv — ; Avoid all appearance •>! a difficulty. Remember that the War is over, «Tt:d we are tbc “under dog in the tight." Remember that tlie government under which von live, though not ot of Faith or of Practice. The. know no reason why' such a plot was pro dependsou our behavior in our present state of; ancient Pilgrims had full realization ol the lieav- ■ jecteil- Tho Intelligencer says one of the probation, every good citizen should exert himselfenly inheritance as theirs ; 1st Because they knew ! negroes was shot. that the “CapDin of their salvation” was "uble to government to which you only one that can protect vo ti choosing, is the only re allegiance, ami tlie live* or your property. And remember further, that you cannot he the judge ‘ ■ if the merit* or demerit* of any measure or policy, or 1 e induct of the government which now ha* the utmost 4- mtrol over your rights, personal liberties, property i and lives. Whpt you may think right and best (and | which might have beeu -o nithe uttermost, had not vou and we been utterly overwhelmed) inay not be right and best in the opinion of those who have bv ihe fortune.* ol war become your and our eonquerers. Ifthese reflections are kept steadily in view—if the j intelligent and law-abiding men <>f the land, will do their duty, in so far n= lo-guifle and direct the more j thoughtless and inexperienced in the light of tlie sug j gestionS ami admonitions which reason and ontnion ; sense points out as eminently projier aud politic under J the peculiar circumstances surrounding u* all, then -noli scene*, as we are called upon to lament, at a pleasure party ie Tennessee, will not be repeated in Georgia. W e would give this advice, it we had been victori ous, and the occasion which called if forth, had been conflict between brother and brother. But Loir mniii more now, are we urged to bring onr influence to bear to prevent all such disturbances, when the parties i,> them are of the two section ly hostility against each oth Young men and young ladies, who have md vet had { 1 heir resentments softened by time and suffering, j should remember that there is ail eternal fitness in 1 things, and that they r.i*e neil'.ier asked nor expected. ! in give, or take insults from, their late antagonists. It j i hey sliil persist in keeping up the flame* of (he fright 1 ful feud, now en happily dying out for want of fuel, wo <Jo bope that older heads and maturer judgments will j e I down to the ground. I/ttui be content with what has been saved to us from the general conflagration, and not keep in a bad humor because tjc did not >-are more. *• to preserve order. It is with tho people ot Geor gia. entirely, to say how long the sword shall be suspended over them, after tho civil authority is re established. The motto is. Peace, be still. iqf The lUcordir does not believe the Wl The Post’s sjieci .1 corrcipoiuient says do exceedingly abundantly for them, beyond that Gen Butler has sent a letter to the what they weie able to ask or think. ' And 2ml Because they had lull assurance that Faithfit icas He that hud promised' As an illustration of this fact, also, in secular lileand financial matters, we have a most striking . - i i , i i- n ii example in the character and conduct ot Great party is dead. Some people believe Old Hickory i „ . f , . . . , 1 , ' ' * J 4 Britain. Many vears ago, overwhelmed with is not .lead, but is still President. It is aston- LfrUs winch she had no ability tc pay ; but scorn ishing with what tenacity some people cling to] ingrepudiation arM determined to be • faithful” to Convention at Alexandria, Va., in which be advised the colored men of East Vir ginia to do no violence as all eyes are nit on them. MONEY, AND COTTON. i llAVE this day taken into partnership Thomas k MuIu.an. 1 d>> this iu uengnltixn and appreciation ■ >f his unimpeachable integrity uud iiigli capacity a.* .i huainess man, :in>l hi* long. «s;tti*faetory. amt sm-i-essfnl uvinagement or my commeyt-iid and financial nffairr. and his fidelity to my iutoivsts, (having been with m<- almost without intermis-ion tor more than fifteen year.*,) I do therefore*couunend him with euiitidence to the business i>uL!:< •J ot. I* M. BRICE. the dead past Out neighbor ought to move out j among the Indians. When a chief dies his bow and arrows, and other implements of war, are put the uttermost farthing;” she, with the consent of I her creditors, “consolidated” her several debts into -one—struck a dead level of three per cent , uterest tipou the whole mass—fixing, also, one j a ^ ew weeks. The .Moil* j The Mobile and Ohio R- B. is complet ed from Columbus, Ky. to Trenton, Term, i The cars will he running through to Mobile in the grave with him to use in the happ? hunt-J stated period instead of many, for its payment: ing ground* on tho other side of Jordan. When issued new bonds, pledging anew the fa;th of the - , , - ,- , ., , Government for Ihe obligated payment Hence or.r neighbor s time came, he wonld carry along , , „/v.- ■ , . 1 " - her "consols —bonds, the etnhodrment and the his press and type and resurrect the Whig parly. " • 1 A — A Daily Train.—We believe the <jreat in crease of travel on the Central Railroad, between this place and Macon, during the past two weeks, will warrant the Superintendent of the road. in putting a daily traiu upon tlie track. The travel would be greatly increased if there was a daily train, because many do not travel now for the reason that they are delayed-longer than they can afford to he. We hope Air. Adams will fake our so lately arrayed in dead- 1 view of this subjecki and afford the people the ao- ! commodafion asked for. ry* The name of the Alacoq Daily Herald lias been changed to the Afaeon Daily Gazette. The Gazette is a good paper, and always welcome to our round table. fW The U. S. mail has been received in this Washington, Aug. j•—The Post Mas- ! e jter General has just ordered a renewal of' i mail service ou the M- A 0 U.R. from Mo- , bile to Columbus, Ga., including Macon THE CHRISTIAN INDEX. I ) 1 the HIlsT DJ- OCTOBER, or as son,, a.* the y mails are established. 1 will renew the publication of the —CIIKIHTfAM IMMCX „„.) of the ••( IIII.U K PAPER ‘ I have been publishing Price of “Index,” per annum, ou Price of "Child's Papyr.” .">0 i A deduction made for Clubs ) !~(>1. were entitled to.two men,bets of the Him of Representatives, shall b« authorized and enti tled to elect each three delegates wand that the lemaining counties shall each he JHithorised aid entitled to elect two delegates to said Convention. :id That no person at such election shall La qualified as t;ii elector, or shall be eligible as t member of sueb Convention, unless lie shall hava previously thereto, taken and subscribed the oatii of Amnesty, as set forth in the President's I'rcck- matioii <d May 2tUh, A D. I ■«*"». and is a votfr ~ j 1 qualified as preacribod by tlie Constitution arl representatives <,f her consolidated debts! It is needless to say, that ingrained with the i and other important points. i plighted faith-of the Government, and the public! _ . confidence increased from year to year, as new i evidences of her fidelity and punctuality wete | Stock Raising.—The Houston given in the unfailing and never varying pnytnent (Texas) Telegraph has the following of the stipulated interest—her whole national] “ .* of the stipulat debt has been converted into Capital—her con sols have been placed npou a basis stable as the throne of the Empire: in proportion also to the amount of interest they bear, have become tlie best stocks found in that great mart of nations— not only having, everywhere, reputation and cir culation when offered, but being sought for. as a medium of commercial intercourse, by the whole civilized world remarks ou stock raising: • Stock-raising, which has always been a lucrative business in Texas, i now that planting has been rendered j iess certain by the emancipation of the negroes, will become more gener al in the State than ever before. It Money may be remitted tion is positive. My desire is to secure a large sub Soription fir*t with which to begin, and issue tfos IV - pectus, that subscribers may have lime to forward their remittances It i* my intention to issue first class papers, nu.l no ► pains or expense will be spared to seeure’that end.— The best writers an 1 correspondents will'be secured, and the highest religious ami literary talent will be . given to the papers. The Cim n’s I'acki: will be pro fusely illustrated and will, in c-vety sense, I,.? made to ' conform to its new title, THE CHILD'S DELIMIT! “—if by -lit me. j Money may be sent by Express orotiierrvi Express, at my risk, if the Expiess receipt is. oil the resumption of mail facilities, j My connection witl, the firm of J. \V. Buiko it Co., is dissolved, but I will establish an office in Alttvon, Ga., where communications may be addressed. j SAMUEL BOYKIN. ... __ . . _ Jajolinn. Georgia and Alabama papers, dailv the ability aud the propriety of the several States j teiitioU, less previous training, and is 1 and weekly, will copy om month, ami send'bill to But with these incontestible facts before us. can | • -. i i i , . there be in any «ane miijd, a shadow of doubt of! lt.8S capitdl, less 1.1lUOl «indat- more ccrttiin in its profits, than anv of tbeSoutb—producers as they arc of ti e great staples—supplying themselves, in this manner, j with all needed capital! At a fair rate per cent.; Other vocation. per annum, and the interest perpetually paid— J The same general remarks apply to fail of holding equality ol .i „„ • )• i , 1 1 V* lands, stocks or currency : I tllp rea "«»g ot ^>\Y8 aild slice]*. Eve- THE NEW YORK NEWS. DAILY AND WESK1Y. ! State llouds could not value, with any other 1 hereafter will be regular- The re openiDg of the j est range of the Home Market. Anyone of stock Bcofailtl A new leaf at’ lli-tori. ju»l lurnrrf. The reader will be instructed aud entertained by the p*rnaal of an acticle iu another column from the New York It arid. 'There is much light thrown on some of the causes which piecipitated the War, facts brought aging »o eager but who did more than any other prominent men at the North to bring about the war between the North and South. As time progresses, we shall leurn more and more of the secret history of the great struggle which destroyed so many lives, and expended so much treasure. We expect yet to see the largest share of blame fixed upon the shoulders of the very meu, who when the war was initiated, turned tail ami became the most blood thirsty and savage advocates of the extermina tion of the ‘‘rebels.” New York Daily News.—We publish to day a prospectus of this excellent journal. Du ring the War it defended ihe constitutional rights and hbeTties of the people with uiQre ability, fear lessness and devotion, than any paper at the North. It'm to-day the ablest advocate of repub lican principles of tbe true stamp, in the whole North. Its editor. B en w 00 d. is fearless, when in the path of duty, looking neither to the ri-ht or left, regardless of all tho shafts which malig- nity or hate may throw in his way. To all our readers who may desire a sound paper, published at the North, we cheerfully recommend to them ihe New Yoik News. mail routes will do as much as anything to restore society to its norma) condition of peace. rr Ifov. S. E. Brooks will resume his school on the 1st Monday in September next. CMC I! A. made to improve j wool will always ' 1 States could readily sustain, at par value, bonds to | , 111 ' i ’ r ' i uim »uui »mi umiiy the amount of ten, fifteen or ticeniy millions of dol-1 OB pr0lltfll>lc commodities ill the CO 1111— lars— some of them, thirty or forty millions; nia-!(n\ Wool, like cotton, is 011C of the king a probable aggregate of one hundred and ! great necessities of the world, and ^1- Benjamin Wood- | fifty, to two hundred millions. But that amount. w , of capital, judiciously and actively employed, j Wit VS will be. Aud the finer the wool, i would, in a few years, giva a vastly different | ri ,; * oetter .] p ni .: p(1 } j n fl,p w n f phase to onr prostrate aud desolated country— i 1 L UJL pi ice, IIS in tlie case OI • thousands of new onterprizes commenced—*life, j ^OttOll. Allu the time will S0011 COHIG | activity and thrift everywhere visible, large rev- w l, eil Texas beef will not he depreciil- TIIE NEU YORK WEEKLY YEWS. A Great Family Yewspaper. Proprietor. iws of the State of Georgia, in t'oicc immediate ly before tho ]V>.h of January, A D. 1S61, the data of the so called Ordinance of Secession. 4t!i. That any two Freeholders qualified to vota ] >V sueb ei-.rction as aforesaid, may act as matin- 1 gers of tin- e• e;-fio11 at each ot. tlie precincts as ufori'sHid ; and that in managing and superintend- i ing such tlt ction, they shall fo: governed by and a* mv «i> t.-i niiim proceed, under the laws of the SUTe regulating and j prescribing the election of members of tho I*egis- I iature, prior to the tirst of January, DGl: Prod ded. that each ot said managers, heloie entering on the duties prescribed, shall swear the other tiuly and faithfully to superintend and make re- i turn of said election accoriiug to law as aforesaid ' and ihe requirements of this Proclamation. oth. That the delegates who shall he electod43 aforesaid, slml! assemble in Convention at the city , of Milledgeviile, at. |*J o'clock, meridian, on tha fourth Wednesday of October, A. D. Hie. And whereas, tho rebellion which has been waged by a portion of tho people against the gov ernment of tbe United Stales ba*. in its revolu tionary progress, deprived the people of tiieSttt# , of all civil government : and whereas, they must remain without civil officers and the administra tion of civil law until a .State Government shall Inve b-en organized by the Convention c.xlledaa ; aforesaid; and whereas it is necessary iu tho m -aiitinre. that domestic tranquility be ensured, and that, the ioyal people be protected in all their right* >>t person and of property, 1 do further pro claim and declare . 1st. That no individual by virtue cf his own au thority, shall inflict corporeal punishment on any person tor any real or supposed injury, irhetkec such injury relate to peison or propeitv: in ail such cases, redress must be sought from »r.a given by such military authority, as inay ba in vested with jurisdiction over the cases. •d l. That slavery is extiuct, and involuntary servitude ho longer exists. Hence uopersoushsh have control of'the labor of another, other than S. B. A Journal of Politic.*, Literature, Fashion.*, Market i such control as may lawfully rwult fromMndetfj and Financial Reports, Interestiiur Miscellany, and ure tho rmation of parent and child, guardian and New* from all imkt* ok the world It euntains ■' ward- the contract of hiring, freely and fairly more Reading Mutter than any other weekly paper. made ; and that for a breach of duty, on the part of anyone standing in these relations, the militi- administer in a summary man; and proper reiiet under tbe laws ot ter, braised upon'a stone aud boiled. Tbe pulp which results is then diffused through Tour and a half times its volume of water ; ami the temperature being 60 to 05 de grees of Farenbeit—a violent fermentation takes plae.e in the fluid, but begins to sub side after twenty-fonr hours, when tbe liq uid becomes portable, and constitutes a liquor of a decidedly vinous flavor, and is in high repute among those who have a table for it. Its muddy appearance, and tbe sediment which it always lets Tallin the vessels in which it is received, render it, at first objea- tionable to Europeans; but the Indians al ways drink it iu its muddy staie, even shakipg the vessel to stir up the sedi ment ! There is however this fact in favor of the chicba, that it is at once •» pleasant vinous drink, and a very nutri- ciousfood! Who will try the experiment of making it in this country? itself, whose consideratiou should be eminently Orleans. 01' wherever instructive and of lasting benefit. It will be \ ■ , ‘' borne in mind that the supposed aggregate just desired, named, is the precise sum which we, according to! — - r , -- tbe most reliable estim.ates, anntidlly expended at the North : and that, in such ways as tended to ex haust our resources, cripple onr energies, aud eui- poverish oflr country. That .-nnouut saved and ex pended at home in profitable enterprises—each year swelling the rills of prosperity and increasing our strengiu, what might we not, long siuce, have! riotous or tumultuous assemblage 1 also all assemblages for unlaw- purposes and unlawful objects, will be disper sed : and to this end. if necessary, the Military power of the United States wiil he invoked, dth. The the idea, if any such is entertain-' We invite attention to the adver tisement of Confectionaries Ac, af. the old Bakery. MACON MARKET —August 1 Oth —We find ! Single Copies,. Five Crat*. i One Copy, oue year, $ “*00 i Three Copies, one tear 550 i that private property wiil bo distribute!! orp*r' Five Copit s, one year. 8.75 j c*-led out is not only delusive but dangeroM<p Ten Cop--- year ir Off j mischievous; audit' any attemnt should V*?* 8 . —Aua .. , Copy to any Club of Ten.— f ill 00 been, and what accomplished, as a people’ Surely i the following prices ciurent for several leading Twenty Copies, one year. The Weekly Sews is sent to Clergymen af J l 00. NEW VORK dIilV NEWS. the future ot these States will sLame the "dead past” in its grave! J lie time allotted to theso bonds, tuny be fete years or many, in accordance with the condition, tho wants or the desires of the respective States. Each will best regulate its .own affairs. The bou- orof each State is dear to itself, and, of course, will be held most sacred—no repudiation, or the slightest deviation from a literal and exact com pliance with tho obligations assigned under its plighted failb ever heiDg allowed to tarnish its fair fame. Tbu» will Strength, Integrity and Honor walk band in hand: Prosperity ever re joicing and expanding under their shadow and protection. Tho bonds given by each State, it. is supposed, will be preferred by its citizens, to those of any other, lienee they will generally be kept at home t he economy aijd desirableness of this mode of articles. The figures are at retail prices | sides 20 to 22 cts, hams 20 to 25. Flour 8 to 10 cts per !b. Dried fruit 8 to 10 cts per lb. Corn Ijjt 1.00 per bushel. Lard 15 to 18 cts, Rice 10 to 12 cts. Salt 1 to 5. Cotton JO to‘3i cts. Leath er. upper 50 to 75 eta; sole. 40 to 50 cts. Shirtings ! 2d cts; Sheeting 32 cts; Osnabiwgs 28 cts. Sugar 25 cts. Cane syrup 40 cts per gal. Bagging 50 j cts per yard; rope 40 cts. per lb Bacon, j To Mail Subscribers $io p^ r 1 Six Month.* piV, any attempt should A ny any person or persons to effect such an by violence or. unlawful moans, it wil! only see 111 ® to him or them speedy and merited punishment- 5th. To the end that the people may fl’jT themselves as voters, it will doubtless be t“ 9 pleasure of the commissioned officers in the **’" vice of the United .States, to have tbe oath of 8®' nusty administered under the rules and re £“?* VJT We are authorized to announce the name of PETER FAIR as a candidate for Justice of the Peace, at tbe election on the first Saturday in September next, to fill tho vacancy caused by ihe death of Robt. Micklejohn. •Milledgeviile, Aug. 11, 18G5, 2 3f. SPECIAL NOTICE I RESPECTFULLY ask the citizens of Milledgeviile and vicinity to return my Photograph and Ambro- ( type apparatus, taken from the Penitentiary buildings • when Gen. Sherman's army occupied this place.— Those having, or knowing anything of said apparatus would confer quite a fuvoi by reporting the same lo G. V.'tttL'bn, Milledgeviile. B. J HUTCHINS, •* Atlanta. by her Senators and Representatives in fh® c cils of the nation. Done at Milledgeviile, tha Capital e 0 . r( ,f on this, the 13th day of July, iu tb® J • our Lord, 1865, and the eighty-ninth) By American Independence. „_. r , .JAMES JOHNSON. Provisional Governor of (hCTf a * the Governor: L H Briscoe. Secretary.