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SAVANNAH KKPUH 1.1CAN, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 24, 1856.
THE SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN.
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ALEXANDER &. SNEED.
Clip r«*nniT l*rln«rr«.
(Communlaatad.i
OUH NATURALIZATION LAWS.
Dally, In kdvaacc.par annum
If not paid in advnu^u
Daily, id advance. for ala month*,. ....
rti'Wonnly, in advanon.par annum...
If not paid in advance
Weekly, invariably in advance..
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15 l>0
Weekly,, club nnce.t 10 cornea lor
6A VANN AH, GA.
Tuesday Morning, July 24.
Ml lU' AN CANDIDATE Ft.H lil.VKMKIK,
GARNETT ANDREWS,
of Wllko. .
run CONOR KBS—FIRST DISTRICT,
S. M. VARNADOE,
Of l.lkfriy.
of raglairy T Granting that lie bad a right t« take •
It before he waa a oitlten (which however he clear* I
If had n«i,\ what could ho do with U1 The olcc-
lion l»r Mayor, Ac , cauia on ih# tiret Monday in
December, which In IBM (nil on the fifth : Mr. IV I
waa made a eiuten on the twelfth, one weok after, !
tho Georgian,for aome time past, to lake advantage j * ,no, "’ n ,
«... ,u. a. i __ ' ol r 11 h ® d, a oo». hu anil haa that registry ,
Hww the Praprlater wf the KavaiiNak
Untflan wae made n t'lllaen.
Meoort. Edit or tIt hat been the praoiiee of
« Georgian,for aome time past, to lake advent
of evety occasion to naeail the Amarioan patty —
It has et timaa conferred on ua the namo of "Hin
doo#," end et others haa not heaitated to brand ue
as "midnight aaaaaalna" and "the dark-lantern
party." Ii# column*, ordinarily ao mesmeric in
their influence, have lately bocoinothorecipiontmf
every little paragraph which could eaaial to height
en tho pile of abuse wiih which the Foreign preea.
ol the country endeavor* to crush ua. Se Ur the
Amarioan parly has borne thoeo attack* in atlonco.
It haa autfeied misrepresentation ol itaviuwa with
out an effort to refute them. It has allowod "all
tho little dog*, Trey, Blanch* and Sweetheart," to
hark at its heels, and has retrained front any often-
I aive act in turn. And whilo wo certainly thought
j it a hard case, that ao large and respectable a body
of native-born Americana could not express their
| opinions in the Iree land ol thoir fathers, without
ticket which he wrongfully end illegally took out, i
according to our conoapumi of the lew. It he liae
it, t.rr him snow it!
And now, Mr. Punch, this is "a plain, un* I
varnished" statement of facts, Do not nilempt
to meet (ho irsuo by crying out against "the vilo,
unmanly, and ungoulli-mntily" atlack on your
sell. No attack is intended. Wo in*roly make
an exposition of facts, not as "dark-lantern"
men ; not as ''midnight ursassinshut in the
faco of day, nnd in a rummer to allow you lull
scope for answer, which, if we aro not much mi*-
takon.not only we, but the community at lurge
will oxpect. Do not attempt ridicule. Tho mat
ter is too serious; it comes too nearah»wmg tho
absolute necessity «l a"moditication oi the naturali
sation laws," when a man in your position,
CHEROKEE CORRESPONDENCE IsMorssMw* trona Husain.
ufiReMavauiiali Htpubllraii. , ——
, •*" to telrrkvg nnd CYeasUSt-I mm*,,
Ikt Old l.ndf and (A# Philadelphia Platfurm - Progress j Prepare!runt for llifome Pi,el of tk* .111let
1 «*-' ; An American wnioa from rtt Pccraburg. under
Cummi.vo, Forsyth Conrrv.Gao , J s, h,lhe full iwmg mieroailng account
July 20th, ISM. f ; of an excursion to Peterli'dl and ('r >uitadt
Muans. Editors Tho wheat crop is harvss- A few dayamuco 1 wont mi company wiili a<>mo
ted In ihiaaoeimn, and it immnnaoly large, and lh« * UundMd axcummintie to Putoih'dfand Uron-
oi , h0 ,„h„. i.. £■*■ 1 iT it,
Soma 1& milea north-west ol thia villago, over heal o| all, hall a dozen American* Passing down
thirty thoiiaand huahel* have been raised the river, Wo hail a fine ell on e l« eon the v.iat pp,_
The corn crop proiniBee to he Inrgor and bettor P«raiions madu for defending tho cny itaell ainci
» » itlAilnida,- f *•-
Ilian waa ever heloro seen in this part of the Siam
Iho declaration nf thu stain ol • i go |{„h.
had been thrown up on all thu islauda and . .. .. a
Every pursmi who haa via.led th a capital moat
yet grasp firmly rcfliombraiifi* o| the gmdi-ca and
grove* o| VumiIIu Oat roll Thai v. nnrabli- ulan.l,
which haa been amiling mid slumbering since ihn
«l«ya n| Peter, is now g ri m lull armor, and (mrn-
tierleas antullMioa, m thfl shape ol snappish imle
gun bnala, are mi rontiuuiil atleridum-e.
An hour's v.iyagu brought ua in |.,!| aiglit , f th«
foria o| Croiieladt, and shortly nltir the lleet «,f
llm nlliea were looming Up live or six miles he-
nd To every one of ua whove mind had been
ui a.I lent toward* a calculation ol the character
o( thu wnr,cv« iy (out oi thu way becomes inter
esting S’ retelling away to tin: right fo in thu
IV TELEGRAPH FOR THE REPUBLICAN. — 1 dioant Democratic parly (wo call it tho "F*
t-ign parly" Irom the issues involved,—democratic
New k’wrla MwvBele. _ I issues being settled)—wc still carefully abstained
from any act <>r word which might peril tho digni*
Naw Ycri, July TO
The cotton market waa dull to-day, at a declin- *
ing tendency in quotations.
flour haa declined 25 centa on the barrel—a
bide lower.
Turpentine is easier ; spirits quoted at 40 1-2.—-
Wilming'on Kosm is held at 85 cents.
being publicly assailed with offensive names by the i ,nd y°" r information, fmd<i himsull committing
such a nuttake. Do not try abuao, it la thu worst
argument that a weak cause could adopt. Come up
boldly to the point and answ er,— !
1st. Were you a cilixun of the United Slates i
prior to December 12th, 1853.
ty or aim ol the party.
At length, wo got weary of this sport.
"Even
it.% riric'ATio* aiki ting.
A ratification meeting of the friends ol the ,
American Party will be held at iho "ATHE-
N.EU.M," on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 25th ,
inst. I
Hon. F. II Cone, Hon E. A. Niabct, Hon. I
James Johnson, C»>l R J. Morgan, S. M Var-
■ad oo, Esq, and others, bavo been invited, and
Will address the meeting.
Seal* will be reserved in the dress circle for (he '
ladies, who arc respectfully invited to be present. 1
tho worm,"saith tho into old proverb, "will turn j 2‘Jih ol January, 1853.
against tho loot which treads on it," and luckily, -*d l <id you vote that ticket or not ? if not, where
the American party ha* fangs, which mako oppr< * is >> I
sion dangerous servico. Wo said to ourselves — i Will you alao please inform us, when yr u
lot us *so if thia potenlate, the proprietor and senior first applied for ollico under tho govermn«nl
A Word is Fairoas.
In consequence of the recent change In the proprle
lorsinp ol the RcpU 'ltcan, U becum •* nroesrar) to vet
tie up the old businret ol the ufflre. "ur pair.
Ibcrefore, both In town and couniiy, who are Imlebtrd ,
to the office, will do us a pari Icular favor by altemfing .
to their ace>-unis a* soon as possible, it e tnist ibst
■ubtenbers and udveribers, who bn vs e*er l*reii J
punctual m Ihepayment of their due*, will sppreciate ,
the necessity «>f this notice. The> have doubtless ml |
fCred from the eommrrcUl eniba'rassmcn * of the time.
M we'd at oilier*, and under < rdmary circumstance*,
we should not think of makln* this rail; b<n the ah* ,
Solute necessity of aetllliif up the business ol the office,
leaves u« no choice.
post-master for instance? andean ail am>u hold
that office I Waa your application prior or subse
quent to Decomber PJili, l»53l Wo ask ilu-so last
qU'-atinns, ihrough iguoranco.
Trusting the proprietor of the Georgian will
vouchsafe an answer, wo arc, Messrs Editors,
Yours very respoctlully,
Some Native Americans.
tsr We Wi-u'd rerniod our readers that the
linio within which lo register their names prepara
tory to the n^xi municipal election, will expire the
1st September. All who desire to vote lor Mayor, j
sod Aldermen in December, should register as '
Coon as possible.
tsr A triend writing us from Scriven county,
nays.
"Scriven, though a strong opposition county h. re*
Infore, will give Sam's people a decent majority
Judge Andrews n 'initiation is received heartily "
W e receive equal.y cheriug news from Jefferson,
Harris and other counties The pr spool now is,
that Judge Andrew*' will bo elected by the people,
if Art fiiendt will only press on Every tiling
depend* upon their energy and industry. They
should not forget the legislature, however. Let
tbem secure a majority in both branches—a major!
ty pledged against Johns >n under all circumstance*.
Any body in preference t»> 3 >hn*'»n.
Cr»ps r* Scriven —A letter Irom Scriven say*:
" Thu corn cr« p is very good ; cotton not so
good There has been m<>ru corn planted tins
year and io*a cotton. Ljsi year s crop of cotton
ta neatly, it not a:l, in market."
Rev Ai.exand'R Campbell— W# are pleased
to sta'e from reliable inbTrnati >n, that the notice
which appiart-d a few mornings since in our
eolumns, Irom a Cleveland piper, m relerenco to
the "dosth of the co'*-hra'ed Alexander Campbell,
of Bethany, Va ," i* without foundation. is
•till in the enjoyment ol vigor, us to aith, w*th the-
prospect "( many year* of active usefulness
The Bmtith Cohsvi. at Cincinnati, who has
been h« d in $U,Otd) bail, to answer th* charge ol
seeking to enlist recruits for the Crimea, males
•perch to the cocri. claiming that hu du'ie* m
Cincinnati w'ere Uwse ol an Ambassador, rather
thane Consul, and that, a* an nmbaA*ad.>r, he
was exempt Irom arrest under any circumstances,
sod. m illustration of this (osition,»'aied that n
was a pari «»| his duties lo watch me "Cuban pi
rates'' being organiz' d there, and report to bis gov
ernment whatever he couid learn
Falling «>rr tv Port'LATiox in Fasts or New \
York stave—In runne portion* <t New York
Slate the tcusu* just taken shows a (ailing (if in J
the population In hluen ol (he twenty-five i .wna J
of Chauiauquo county the falling- fl is five hundred •
from 1850, seven t->w ns sh jw mg a and thu ro-
mamder a gam. In one tow n, Sheridan, the loan -
i* nearly 6**0. Jn other counties similar cas’ a are ,
DOticml, but it is believed that «imn the r* Mill
thfugh >ul ih« State l* obtained t will show *
Cons durable gain A tendeni-y . | populvtom to '
clutter af>>ut 'be targe places is more pr-rumen'
than ever before-
Old GLxtaALa —The L-ndt n papers are con
gratulating themselves on having go; rid ol ad
the md Genera.a mi iha Crime*, and a* younger
men have now been appointed to fi • their pi ires,
they l *ok upon victory as certain. C*>1. Paken-
ham. w no hat j ist been at pointed to the command
of a div.sion, l* but 3f> . ho s a nephew ol General
Fakenhsm who at thosameage, w»»Wiiied while
in Cuininand of the Lng ialit rce* at New'(Jrleant.
CORSIDERAT!"* T K AMERICAN FeEI.INO .—The •
trophies dur.ng '.n« American wrar aro not now •
exhibited with he o'her curiosities m L>nd >n'
Tower Sortie time « ne<- the (J o <11 gave »;
direction that they should he f in ve I to an apart- 1
merit appropriated exclusively f.»r them, and on no
account aro they to h« exhibited. Every a*tide t
is labelled, with the particulars of tho incident .
whithiwe int«re*t to it, from 'b* bullet wlmh
killed (Jen. Fatkanharn to the blade of an oar
which canted the dca'h of a midshipman in a
skirmishing expej ti ri
The English .Mrrn>*r.i»T Ciicrcii —The returns I
of membership m tlio thirty two "districts" ol Eng
land, Scotland and Wah-a show a net dnerense m
tho inernhera'iip ol tho English nnd Wealeysn
Church of 3,121 during the year, there being a de«
cr-a*e in tsaren' y-on* districta ol i.'jVJ, and an in- I
editor ol this fulminating journal, is in a positi
to act on Iho otlensive : let us see il Ins past course
has been so lolly, so patriotic, so conscientious,
that ho can thus assail u* : wo will rxamino into
this magnate's past course a little, and aeo il w e
can't find a soft spot, "lor to attack principles,
without attacking persons, may be safe fighting,
indeed, but u it fighting with shadows."
The gentleman we speak of,—for many years
past and ■nil the senior editor and proprietor ol an
infiueniial journal, formerly in the Democratic and
now in the Foreign party—an applicant to h<dd of
fice uncer government, Slc ,—became a citizen ol .
th. Umt.J Sl.t.., on tin, iw.llth d.y ..I U K „„|,„, | P«P»t il they r«..IIy ...h <.. h... w
t„„i 1853, K.VIII, mads iho geermry .ffij.vu Wf. ro I *" d r ‘ , * l| r '«nvt«m. Mr S. SI. Vnrindno i<
h<* Honor, Judgo Pow.rf.thun holdintt Court ,n i “ ,ha n««t K.prw«nt.liy. Ir..m tho l.t C .nuro..
Macon, It.tib county. W hy l,c tr.v,.| | •..>n.l diulrict ..I U.orci. in the Consrca. ur the
two hundred miles and back again to obtain that
which we arc always purltctly able and rejdy to
extend hi Savannah, i* a matter of S"ine Imle
wonder; but "tie gushbui non dispulaudum," and
he certainly had itn right to ho made a ciiix«-n
wherever h.« chose. Perhaps, they make better 1
citizens man inland, thaw in a sea port town Re ,
that ns it may, we give below a lull exemplifies- ,
Hun Irom the record of this proeee«flng, duly corn-
fie.lhy the clerk and scaled with the seal of tho i
Court.
[For the lte|>ut»lican ]
Editors Republican : In ih» Geo'gian of Sunday
mornmg tho question is asked, "who ia Samuel M.
Yarnadoe 1" 1 can inform tho editors of that very
United Stales " Dues the Georgiun desire any
further information on the subject!
Planter.
New mb* will have to ho uroctod, and old one*
-nlargetl, to uke care of all that will he made--
h «>r such bounties, the people should be grateful to
Him who grants thorn.
Tho American party throughout Chen k< o is in
a most wholesome and prosperous condition, as
sertions o| tho Foreign odiiota and their corres
pondents, to tho coniray notwithstanding Wo
have six Councils in tins county, energetically at y
work ; anj nccissiotia of good nnd iruo men aro
being made to our already overgrown army every
day.
Z‘ nr " nd *'•« "«■» w» ii.: vz:ir;;r:z r^z’.z
organized lur tho transaction o| business, nro com- which an army lisa been occupied during the pa*t
pelled lo adjourn to iho nearest Camp ground lo winter Its object is to shut the imrifi ilianuel,
it-l room i,. taku .11 il>. .uplic.in. m I “ llH , 1 !' d ' , ““ 1 ' " '"cm.,.,
, , . . , , would admit gun-boat., i <>u mu*i not pu t lie t i
I o#how you how very popular the principles of v „„ w ,| w„|| .. „ g, nil ,j „f
iho Aliieticnn part)'aro in the mountain*, 1 will masonry in finish gtatntu liku Peter’s quay* (in
the i "ntrary, it* presence i* • «nly detudr u l<) *;m cks
and Spots In re mid there, and by a |i,ng rank <>f
„ .... j dismantled Ingates, aneliored so ns lo command
I resident ol the Stale Council Imword'd lo every part "I it. Coining nearer we pnaned iu ,
the President of our Council here, sumn five Meets ■ I |{m>nian gnu boat* Tlie«n are perliai>a
or six Copies of it. Our President ,s an old-lino • " l * | y l l*r"P‘ , "‘*‘l l( y »'»«»». •»**"•« '*y
.chu„.. a# j iXTir• tC iffi,',':?. v:;
carried the document* home Irom the post- a number of these as thu allies It i« n K> *md
offico, and Isul them away, a* ho thought, very Ihat lliu Russian boats are mueli heller adapt'd to
cirofullc lly 9,111. Ill,'MU. 1,1. w,l., ) K ,r lk..O»»lll. SVhil».,|, '..1.1.1 .11. WI» ...k.
, i .1 iii , . , snicu at a Inal o| her uiachine-y, them were
l.u.i.l. ,"| till,,, 1 t.o old I,ily ,.»t . .. h. r >p.c, | , w „ wind, tl, ,
rcadTMMi ol tin in, and was duligh'ed with its doc- ,* eimmvd.
limes. Our Council met a lew days alter— , H"oii we carno into n goodly company of steam
w.rd., Thi Pic.id.nl icm.ikcd In III. lire'll ■ ['HM--. »'“« »m,;nu ihcm all
. .... , i , , , .. „ . . h.iiiikcliNiKn.'unit aoiiiu >• art »iuee at i*ew lurk
t"' lh *‘ h *' ! ll, « I’lClden' T,.,„ ». „,.dc our w.y il,r..u||li .11 II,.. II
of III* b'alu Council suvervl Copies r-f the fleet, iho hands on overy » do ptat n g the national
Pl.itlorui adupted tiy tho National Council ot ; siilhem, clmriittsid by hurrahs loud nnd long
Then we ran closu under lliuloii* m d halteries
Med iiurmw pn*sage—the NN < alorn
Olllpire II Would greatly
2d. Did you not take out a registry ticket on the relate you an nnsedoto iruu to the letter : When
Iho I’li I ilelplua Platform was published, iho
Pluladi’kihis; and said lie, "I intend'd to bring j . .
them wit*i nie,but when I searched f<»r them, 1 1 lo cc c r
lound that my old woman had pasted every one
ol them W* the blank leaves • I lib' old faintly
Bible!" l'ltie announcement wna received with
oiio uiuvr-8.il shout, and iho Prcsid'-nt's excuse lor
not prodiwmg the ducumenta grained without a
diaaontlu* voice ! Yours tndv,
t bo
The Wealhrr.
Kale, th" poet, best describes tba "feelings" of
this sofl.'ring country, when he says
Fai rion inrat'iat*. face lbs ttaannii an,
In r.,all eaaay in r-.ol th. Ir Inward glowing,
While Willi ' sell • I .*« Ill ij'ilnfoua despair,
'f he) (eel the Inter growini'
The lean and laih) find a fate a* hard, ' her.
For. an a-<ir», they hum US*- any under
lie''rath the solar biate, till withm-d, charred,
And i iiajad away lo cinder !
fc’en atoirv now are in the metut'R wood
And veaiel ' li'O-k* are moal 'in*' • uily fl'irld .
The very tone mat xlna the frigid pryile,
It n-.w inientoly torrid !
Th* d'lgi lie P lling In the der|-eai thade ;
Hie p ut. ao. sit a wallow In iheguilMt,
And not a h'.uoeholil crralure—cal or rnald-
Mut qiierulnutl) inuiiert!
**'Ti» d'• adlo 1, dreadlin hiit!" etrlaim* ra^h <<ne
I'nio l.i« t«• aim*, tweberIng, rostting neiai.leir.
Then n op* !,.• lo ««, and atgtv*, at lw> had done
A quil* Herculean labor!
And trii-nila w ho jiaa* each other In the town,
'’») no V". || tn-rri.w* when II rj IV,me together,
llul only mutter, with a illernal f<"Wti,
"What horrid, horrid weather?"
Oirreapnitrienre of \t,«> W4vannah tlepuhliean.
Uliile Milpluir Aprillgi.
Whits Hci.ruca sraisn*. I
July Ittib. 1*55 (
.Mtiin, t:dit»ri —Wear* in the rerript of many
lelters, Inquiring Mi* expense of living at ilia White
Hulpiiur Hpruigt. Picas* (ivihUth the following In
reply:
B*TS» Ilf S>.4Bt> AT
WlllTK aU.PHI'K M'ltlNGH.
Hoard, Including the use of the llalhe, permonih .|3fi.'<0
do per week . .IP,00
do per day. V M x>
II. ViLLta , Manager.
NOTH' II.
rrThellnn.ll II . trVKHHV ha« contented, al il,e
urgent rt quest r.f the friends of Temperance, u. vlelt
tliecuuiiuea below named, at tr.« nmea aevarall) ajwct
ft*'d In each All J er-ona triteitt'.t d in the pt a. caote
ol humanity, «re requested lo give pubhrlty 10 Miete
appoirn ineiiti, that the people may hear and Judge for
ntuhi I.
Xiosaat Jmy n, p k
J l rifTOff— wale* t/»day emoon' Ui lit bales a- . .
xaraiineh Fxporia. July 23.
Per Ong TulalaS, MoekUad Jk.uiO fe«i i,, %
-.I'M
id
l"e -a
AsaLarMi' oLa L«rro* ht at a w sst
•M It
I Hi'icb on band Itl Sept 4*3
• |ler.’d aii.re eej.l I, lo July 15, '55 '40
Total reeeipis 'd FA *
i Fi| ..r , : hoe, r«q,r ’54, io Jal; l’. t> I n
i* ■ r a i •• IismI sni tblplmeid not cie’d J i
I (|e.'tar f Oitumfrotn Aptiaeniroia. Fie., from «•/
r. I • Ipt»ef. ,e.4 lolitnjqly, 1*55, and d*ftag u
. .. - i. j •
; io I
*.*+
Or*;
H»»"
irH
. 3A
| Antwerp.
l.cxa
t 4fi
Total to foreign poria
15 011
4V»
| To B' tb.n
f
%T-
, Item York
IS 4VS
90 • 1
' pfov rfenc* .
) Fall III vrr
vn*
. fos "Henna
. J *8J
D
Total to co»»!wiae . ,
r* *iT
•b n
r.r.nd Total
\>. .V
HF.VX OHM.an*. JI i.Y I
7 -r -,i;. 11 7rm Mvi-a
Ar>g i. ih« aveainef o( tt.« < i. i.«:. nave check**
• '•t. and the aalrl err* ....,,0,^4 p. * >j I.S'e* a. i
ol gc rill |j«.e Midll ii/ A« » did *>>< l»»i'
■ ■ r SO) Ollier IJ raiilit • »e t.l) I t Ik* mum*:
r ' ir flau'ra I- r le-w XIidiJna*.
Mtf '))• '• 1 vi old i aff . 11 g q* 11 a
• ^ M l !, u lair nominal.
<Io
in
"1 »os
Toriinduin York.
About 9 o'clock Thursday evening, Now York 1 American * my m ill* Ku..h Congicsr.oua! d.s-
w.r vi.itod hy .nurltiwntmmItorin,winchii'rut), j ,l "’ r ' ,lk """“
up suddenly and was accompanied by a fierce wind.
According t > lbs Post, tho ram poured dnw n 10 tor-
r nts for five mmutts, dining which time the bui.'d-
ings and slopping at ltie Atlantic dock*, Smiih
Btooklyn, Mistained C Uirul. ruble damage.
The stores Nos. 53, CO, 02 and Cn, across tho
State of Georgia, )
_ iiihb Coun’y j I The store* Nos. 53, CO. 02 and On. across
To tht Hunsrskit Supi-tor Court „t ind ieomy , , .
The peiilion of Phillip J. Punch, lalo of the i Aimmic basin, occupied by our govcrmeni. «
County of cork, in that part of Circa' Britain 1 S'HPP«d ol thoir xinc rootimg The hoisting wh
railed Ireland, re*i>«« tlully sliowcih that on the in front ol one or two of the stores were ala > b’i
hlth day ui July, lit the year of our L. >r 1 one I
L'l«
thousand, eight hundred slid tiny, he filtd
Cietk's oflico ol ih* Court ol Common Pleas lor
the District of Charleston, in tho Stale id South
Carolina, Ins duciurul'on under l ath ol Ins mien
lion to become a citizen ol thu United Slates, n
certified copy of which declaration i* here in
Court produced and shown : And your i>ciiiioner
fnrihur atate* that lie has resided m thu United
Stales lor the continued term ol five years i exi
preceding thiahis application lor cit zenatop, with-
out being at any tom-during and period out ol
the Territory o| the United i? at.-a : And your
pe itt mer luithor shew ell that lie is now in iho
— year «>i Ina age, that ho has borno
no hviadnaiy tit'-e, >>r order ol nobility
Therrjote, he pray* this H 'norvble Court tint
he may be j" r..n 'ed to take and subscribe the oath
ot allegiance and fidelity, as prwscribed bv the
Cunstnulion ol the United States, and th« L»vv*
pa»»ed in contormuy thereto bv the 11- tioratiie
Congress, slid be admitted a c, izen ol the sumo
Dated this Deccinovr l'-’lh, 1n53.
Phillip J. Pcsch.
Sra pe op GtoRotA. I
Bibb County $
In peraon trp^ared in open Court, Dermod
Deni[>**v ami U»borne A L chrane, citizens of
the l uited State#, wlin, being duly a«orn.».iy they
hi Vo been iitutnately uiqumnied with Phuiip J
Punch lor two years last pas», that during that
lime he has res’ded in said Stale ; hia behav'd
h mteti a* a man ol good im rii tnaracti r, a -
U< hed lo ihe Convtuu iun id thu United S at s,
and wed Otsp iscd to the good oidur and happme**
of dm fumo
Sworn to and subscribed 1 D Dimpset,
n i'i»«n CoiiM.mi* I ’tti O-B rneA L chrxnf
Docembef, J953. J
Abner P P' wers.
Judge Super.or Court, M. C.
State «>r Ge iRjia, )
Ihbb Count) S
Supermr Court, November Term, laS3 Pre«. rii,
the H.n rat.le A. P. PoWfer*. tho Judgo o| said
creae* in the other eleven of j,C5l The largeat 1 the. pr-.cwdmca bad.
Court.
1, PliM ip J Punch, d > ei'i«mnly swear that I do
hereby ab*o'ute>y, vim tidy, and (Mcver i*n»*-..r.c«v
ui d ai jufo all alirgianco and fidn.ity to cv, rv
foreign Pr.nte. lotentale, Slum or S ivereigniv,
whatsoever, and par culaily t • tho reigning Q i-eii
ol Great B’itam, and t*> tb« Government •! tire.it
Brnam And 1 il" lurther swe.vr dial i will t-ar
true taiih and al rg' mee to tin* Governmen' • • I
the United s*tal a s, and iii die beet ol my abMily
sup|Hirt and deteiid die ConMitn:n>n 'hereol, nod
the r.inatnuti' tl of Hie Statu ol t*uorgin. So hep
me God
Sw.,rn to and subscribed ") PlilLi.lP J. PL'.vrn.
in • p n Ci uit.'hi* Do j
Cvmbet 12 h. 1853 J
Abner I*. P were,
Judge i,| Supcrmr Court, M. C-
.IvnorwENT in Bibb Si peri- R Covrt. Novr.vtBiR
I lkm, 1*53 Prea-n* the Honorable Abner P
Powers, Judge ol a.iul Court
It appearing l • the Court ihat Phillip J Punch
ha* In r-tolnro filed fd* dee »r.vi- n (1 | mtenti -n to
h.-roine h it'Z'Mi id the Un ted States, in ill*
C.e'k • office C'f the Court of C mtlloii Plena, lor
the District of Cha'lt-aion, in the Mate of S o h
Car una. m terms of dioL»W 'ol Hie C -ngrri-ol
the L'.oled Stains, Hi *U' h ''«*• v made and o .
vided and said Pn.iup J Punch having pru-tn • d
s li*lac|ory evidence of g-*od iimral cha f «'"er. ol
hi* aitai h'luiH Hit- C msli'u i *n of iho U nnd
Siat"*, and of his good ili«p-*wn i in low aid* th*
giivrridniMit !hereol, and id In* iiaving resided five
ysra III the Urolnd Stale* :
II is tmu> unlered nnd coiisnlrted by the Court,
dial die said Phi 111' J Pum'li be, and lie In r, b>
is admitted t" an the rigid* imoi inil" a and pr vi
lege* ..I * rd'Z'-n "I die Uniteil State*, hi ninia
n( ih'i (""ii*titt i in and Law* thereof nnd it is
jm liter ntdned, that the Cieik o| :he Court do
loaij" to said Pin. I it* J. Punch, a certified copy ol
these proceedings.
Judgment s gued tin* December 12 h, 1953
LiM AR .V L (MR AW.
A t'y* I’hilup J I'iinidi
A true extract from the nnmite*
A B K< as, Dop Clerk.
Geokom, )
Bibb ( ouruy ^
I. Ab'ert B Rots, Deputy Clerk ol -beSnp'-nor
Court for »a'd County, '.-a I Court being a Cour,
of Keeord, having a t Ink end Sual,i hereby rer-
tily that ih<- annexed aiul loregoing two ami purl
pnges, r. mtain a true and correct «-x>uiijilif)i
away.
The boi'.cr and machine shop ot Henry E»ler k.
Co , a short distance beyond die stores, was blown
down.
Tho door of the shop at the time wax open, and
the wind entered and filled the building "The air
lilted the tool from the »upp rh*, and it le'l over u>
the a de ot tin* boiler shop, currying tho latter with
il !-> the ground.
N" one was hurt. The damage to budding an.l
work ta estimated at §6,000.
A large bunding III the vicinity, uvmi a* n candlo
Isctory, was also prostrab-d by the g ilo.
A largu stone was thrown by the lorco of die
wind troin ..no of the bin dings, and pissed dir ugh
the Mde ol the bark .Maty L.izsbeth, lyn ,; at diu
dock
The sienin dredge b> »l B ston washruT) dnmng-
ed, by breaking her haw nr und drilling m dis
basin, at dm height ot the storm.
Slures Nos. 52 and 50, on thu forrjr bide, were
al#" damaged on the r- o'*.
The kh'ii Brewer w.i* blown down th«» basin,
ami sustained slight u un ige.
Ship St Lawrence n.» ■ broke adrift, but was
not injured
The report thaL the Atlantic Stores were struck
by lightning i* incorrect Ad tho damage w»»
dune by the wind.
Prater MrEri.No b»E"Rk S*VA#Tor--L —The
’following extract from the letter ol a soldier, fur—
nialicd to us by a corre.p ndent, says a l^mdi n
sions to our bravo troop* .it die seat of war
" cAMr BrFoRE Si vavt P-'L, June I, 1855-
w ill now tHi vu a I Hie ti'.it'er whu-h 1 thmk
interest you, and it being die hrst of iIiok mi »v
l bad witiies*!' I. I w.i* i g deal niH fi •' d i
1 will take ii for granted th*t y'-u are, i
nmm r-»us akotehesnt til" p* vee, becoming t
the eaves, crag* and erm i* • t the ibViip *
", n mysell \\ e|, to ll ivc ,i quo', nied 11 u' i
inlay* ag • I look my Teataineni in rnv
I ielt lb" dm and i*• >nt•.«i..n ol the c.io.|
went nnu placed nivscll u
ravine which lorm* th"
dow n, and had not been rcado.g long,
gi ntle breeze hrougllt to my ear a a uinl •
it ceased, but iho wind br light the s nn
my enrp'S'iv was cxi'lle.l , 1 got up ill
.‘i 1 Aivut , » test I could on i d *cern n gr
gr up* o( men nt*out, eh»edv Kiencbinen.
their linen in die ravine, ml .» t«iw 0at-n
mg their h raea, b it die o ng went on , I
vi'irrs more distinctly, and a good wav
Ilia op|io*i'f title o' tin* ravine I observe
a 8t me wail lour soldier* m lull dre*», a
mi 'lie Costume ot a servant . 1 watched '
m a lew minute* 'be vmco* ceased, and 1
n'l go down on their knee*, m wtmh po*
ti--niiiine.I ten minute*, wh. n they arose ;i
the dime' i m <d the Second I) vigi mi I i<
lul tlmt there weic a lew woclpping i '■
inotm'n n. in the sight . | i n nch and Engl *
, and m the xigiu ot Hm who lo. ke p
o ' Hi" chi dren ol lip n, t there
understand"'h and that se> keth after God.
I the ..
boldest imsgination,imt spurrod on by tin
Hsclf to lancy ewn so imim-nav a c >riibin»'i<<n "t
defences. At our right ("Wards fort Merisi ln-
k. tl i l a liorae shoe alinpe, l-'ur t ■ i» n gti, and i.f
granite. On tho left ** >» Kr a*' ". * h r-
tress ol still groaicr *tz" Stcu Iih g ■ ut fr "in ihi
1 were long ranges ol batteries covered with cnor-
M'>vnTaINEER. I uiouk guu« Further advanced on th« lull w»*
Kistiand—iho greatest hut all
I.filer of At'cr|iluuru. j L ku Kom Castle it •» cmcu nr in p a" and built
Benj. If. 1111 , E»q , recently nominated by thu 1 <d granii* hewn m gnut *<|"nii-.l blocks Bull
1 fur her iii if"ht w »* F .rt Aloxander, and a num
ber ot other t r sboinwl h b'im rod b ug lines
ol heavy cannon m battery. The etunnol used
i- s • narrow-dial not m .id than t w • r three vc*
si la could be airanged at>reast in r, and it could
be swept .,t any morinnt t»y the cmeent'a cd lne
• •I near y all these tort* and bat eries—by a fire
com ng from live difiercrd direct, u*. Add then
to Hus ihiit two fir-l classsh.pa ol iho line stnnJ
proicrbd by the forts but ewe. i mg with their
whulu broadsides the whole r h*M'Cl Icng hwi*.-,
that no place couid bo belter till* d bn dtluoc* by
subiii.'irmo ba'leru-s—that arcorn.iig to ud ac
counia J.vc bi, the master spirit m all such de
vices, h i* been cona'aii'.ly ui work — ihmk of all
then-, and you wnl then be in a w..y to est'maie
the p'otiatiiv. viwnciab >u ol any I >• w(j > pnc ansi*
Irs i'i(i ntloti <>t patting that way t r Ins dinner in
Pi-ter»tnirgh.
tho hostile fleet, then num
bering iwen'y *:X, and .t ateail."'* except
They were arranged m mug line* .. u •** tho t»ul',
and tin ir a iiiagnif)i'eiit a.ip* aumcr no d. ub( got -
tlenod ihu heart! ol Hit* Eng.iaumen our party
Il was a splendid sigh' By tho .nd of a gla**.
every part i-l thoir hul s was ren distinctly —
They linvo u ready
lew day * since a stenmer, Ibo "Bu
8 i cl •*•• ri ili.il tho lace* I iho cic
•ei n l b u"li within easy range,
lirod on ciiticr side There i* a
tlut the Lniperor hna given orders
lines life th< tirst shot
The A In « *com to have otnployc'l tho tim>* sinro
tli' ir las’, v isP to some pr. til; f r n 'W, tliariK* t
impr ved charts, they run IrcoSy about in water*
which St >vat they dated imt spy.' avh. \ p«f
Icct dial' I tile Gull ot Fii.lutld tit. I the Neva 1*
i ni ;i tli nit easily to bo attaimd, as )'"U runy
imagine, va In ti you know that taking Sounding*
tlllie el peace ISpunivlu* 1 as a uime. I
f*Bii(i«.r»»:iie. Fstuflsy, Jut) ‘.♦th, at 10 o'clock.
Hay f'prlut*, Saturday tug lit, VKiti.
Hulilin, (.awreiis, Monday, 9Vib July.
I'a’U, Fmanual (Swatnahoro ,) T urs'i), July 31*1.
Mount Vernon. Montgomery • «., Wadncsls), An-
gnit Itt.
HpIiIaviII*, Tattnall, Thursday, Anguat 2d.
Ma'rat.iifii, llulloi h . I ntfaj A*susi3d.
8: r ngOcld I ffiighaoi, “aturda;, tug it*. 4th.
45 in > Hiation. ILmday, Aug'itl ttb .
Sylvan ia err i v i'ii. T v, A' ft “ h
Wayni alM.r.i, Ilurkc, \\>du a«'ay. Auguil ftb.
I.mu*» nit. Ji ff- r* m, Thu>a>.ai, August Kth.
(•avia'inru Friday, Anguat Hnh.
If*M,.oiiJtVilkinsui, Haturdav, Auguat 11 th.
j, IU
1.S5A *
'.ipoftnd Uidate iJLTJie
,day a.44*—
• ■* r. hand and r»n*h'pb*iard not clcar*4.. 45JK
■ tr■ C4 bhl* reboiWil *•-/* s o t at tf?e.
I ', hi m • V. f*air* ll' b‘..l 1*1 Ix.oU St
| . . —i• »t w 175 si V J5; 10* at V UU and »J0 JM. soar.
• i n- — I5H3 rack, » t. ta tr.d Sold ft'.m
A-. * ,t. X r< * <01 k. per bualn .
* * * • 3 50 ••rha i-'.uiA told at 55c and J ti is 3 Pu
It 'Ota tor pr, Imala-I.
Ii. . i. I (>»i sack » *.'d at eir po» HSI lb
U I >lo- tA< ui.ia kaa tool at ’J'xt
I .f A— 5*' bull M. ‘ I. sold .If... M**a mgiiing u
I. ,^-4'k
, Mia
LaGranue.Ga , July 19, 1955.
Gentlemen; I have received your leiior notify
ing me Ihat I nave been p -linn i cd by ihu Ameri
can pary ir- a c.md'datu lor Coiigrca* In.m the 4tIi
District As I wnMiota member ol your party,
mill had mu thought id anbmiiimg my namo to
> ur ci ven’ion. u «t as y. ur |iaiiy b:i»bcenc)iarg
id wiili icing m , IIi*Ii hi d pr..*. r.ptive, 1 mu«t eon
leas that '.h s noiru .ntloti surjirind me. Foraeverul
years 1 have bad im connection with politics—tm
• la Mil* ol p ' I'Heal pr cli rule lit |.., Ji.irty service, and
my prom neiicu nuw iB very unexpected, even to
mysell.
1 have I jug boon d opinion tint the South ought
to be untied, and, thefflorc, 1 have studious'.! .
idod er j'ing or 'bung unvilimg that cmid, by I * ' .
■
TO I III. 1*1 Itl.K
T" all those dr a trout of vivio ng ■ TRir i8.\ 8 PR I NCR
Sh'k summer, w* would aav : a* tnonev l« ar»fr*. nr j, ^,
» il'.nke aceepiaie-e* on re*|8>ntibl« Factor* in t'l.arle* 8 1 .
Ion, (‘avaiiiiah. .Macon, Columb'i'and Auguita, [ a . nbl* 11 I
the .'Uihof October next. II. If. Ill' K>1 AN
jy 16 .'w_
M*l.( 141. NOT'1C i:.
AM. PI.R8i i.N'w n dehtedio the a e fl-m ofpr.l'T: A
VI. \ 1*1.1! are rtipnt/a.'y rrfuttltd to call "j. tr.e IUt,-
aertbrr ar.d jiay up, and thereby »*ie *r,d ex-
pen**. IVM.il. Plib F-. 147 list a r.-rt,
J) II Syrritinf I o parlnrr.
>»l 14
Mil J \M?> 8 t, my dub
p.n.er, during m* ab,ere r (r un the 8
j) 4 — tf
tv* — .OU I'."*' », a -d Vjn bags pr
If gh.s— \ slip ’akrii for l-ooiL-n at 4i» GJ qs ttc
I xchanges— Fstr dettand.
«• nd'.n ''Vi t*"nit^frt
'*»*♦
o - ) .Ik tr days \ ■ ' V t-" • d aC"T>l-.
'<■ Y f k * vhi x!1 l*r ' t l»f*«.lfc»
Till. 4M I tX Ml tni KII,
VAtLt.'o datx t • it.-' rr. x 7ne cnsted itatu
! I. L I
t IS
V'olM.
New Ih'i
I M1l.li 8TATKA.
ik i 1 Of L!verj«- !
I . 1 * ' It >1 TO
' urf..K I. for . . |.|«r'|«M
fi * . *. r . L
• » \ u *. A ugwai 11,
Bmm
i.i»«i(^.|
•k. 1 «cu. I r .. Ha,f*
tied At-
>. K. II XKNI'M.
lb XX I r* NEWS.
1 ■ 1 * !v (sv 1 it ...JULY *3.
\ it l« 1 x 1 it.
Thorolore
our tvltow cc. ten*
at CoSuuibus and s
proposed bat We
untie |or vursclvc* .
al once wvm t. «*,
sdvanco his t mr
th iis.imlt in th>* p
t•‘•ponding ta tin
possibility, mcrcavo the tinlortumitc (>nr y divtsionv
nd lieart tninings existing niimng our |ic ipic —
urge nnd mu Invent poilp.ti 1 t
avacml-lcd m l\ tupvMivnve Hail
. gcnoruusiy and pnri'Hicaliy
abaniion cur di9*en»loii*, and
and the good of the C iuntry, I
ik and did all m my power 1 •
iVetnent I ho Ip arts id
<d tho State were nobly
hd 1 eak It- in knowl
edge, when 1 say tint tho inemhcr* <»l the Ameri
can par>> mi Hi.* iigioti wire, aim *t to a man.
giving u? H.vir w miii and cordial c«— operation. 1
learn ih.n llifv wero doing the sunn m other p«»r-
IimisoI the Slate, and Judge AmIu'w* tum*.!l
warmly cndoited thu movement. I ho protpcci
opened dttlightlu!Iv.
\N bat de|"vied tin* mivvemcnt ’ Tho answer 1*
plain, and l hope, very Georgian wpl nmemb«r
11 h wn* <J, lea'eii by the nn: 1- \nieiican Con
vention wh cn ass mb cd m \l • lg« 1 c on il
5'b day of June and riommalcrl II \ Ji lin«on lor
t.-ivcrimr l> is n*v opinion it that c mv.-nipm had
cud.irsid'ln» movement in the spirit urg«d upon
him by 'd j ||ow udV lett'-r, ti <■ \ ' (•«•. r
g.a W..11M 1.. w be one people nnd one party This
convention n .t on y dr ( Hind tbii 111 vitinnt, but
poasi'd * tollor lea .u lull agai tin American
party, slid liHInwivd upiho r* i»oiiiiion by ihc m at
nt u-ive and d*nmici*mrv letters anil ap-cehr 1 * trorn
the leaders in ihat cotivontion N,.w H ibnic ineu
really desired to sen I rv t*ou'h
they so sbn*e a pan? which th*
leaced Hi. wa.vnds ■ I our purer!
we regard them a« nu n of 111P
t 7-Tb
Ing Hie ir
the C'-t e
Mini r
e of the tub* r i,e'
of July and Au.u 1
ember, «* ill, a in 1
1 be.
boldnru
Kuttiau
o let lit*
and fu!t »,
• arpetinx*. Rug*.«'ll f'lolbt, t.urtaln Mate*
Par’.ir* witleng jo-hI* from h 1 * ttock durirg
nee, can obtain thrm l.y appiv me t • Me**rt *
ATIIlH *1* k. If t.l l;-, where h * b*.okt and
ill be found. M*. Jons 8. R .ox t* la in) au
'tnniey. WM. II.GCI'A,
cavannah.June 30, 1*55.
I IHI. IVH IttM • .
ifcsirai • th* *.V#»ri * l > hlmrsoto (
.'■*.! 1 •iHoiuaf on ;Xr CtA oaf •/ J
3JI 8h*.e* Pi-A '
t *a»a S tVasSbnr*-
'1 / ' VXavtir K ' VI hew.firaw, 1 , Jl 0.
I Kr . a 1 V V * m i i i. Il i ft.
' • a»i, b 1 . • rn A u' rH.^tt*.
1- . < . .. ro-.fe K, :>to- > k lv»»th. 1' t» ■ o|.p. !l*a
- • , »i ran* *■>,:• a Duxc n asa*
. *» Miner, Bnatna—AipUra, •■•a»r a Co.—
St- S' . Mr 1 *.-rr . A • ... Hu-t. Ions A l.owg, MrMO*
te . a. "iie. ' .frlii le k « . I' I» • ■■,{■
\ tue, 1 * - - * - Lockett k
»l I *liilt 1
* atk m, toe
• r>at.
y other
i Ir 111 sand*
olicn laug),
l ■ li'USSP II b
md waa sin.
Im fi. ,
•s The
t way v
a li cit hi"
I iimith
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
story runs that. n'. la«t sccoiitu*,
■w were Vi \ aging at a must uncom
new ciuudw.iid, and hi a very loose
lerally.
I llll ill* )uv - boon ru ol* to the r1„.
*:*dt during the part winter Hard
.*» Hank b!
ia 1 wcuni)
* of .! grills
tltSILITItl
djutled.nnaiHutte-!clt tna
r*lo an* Hank. vorj. ration
I an Hrducfd—( abin ra»asf >?0.
f or #Vf/r \'ork.
I Mfl HM UI > R4II. LI9E,
I MF J*TF. \ 'I SHIP ALABAMA
v. J • V . at 5 P M
U*i * e -;e.air • • p
\ v. v. < ai* «i I'ori.t «a»s
r. I ■ r f'rr s' ■ r I’aH,(i at •
ru n y.M.i'. fa\ * to.
• -■ -.ewiar'r • |.
: 1,0 - ■ .L.n w.U be
• 1 • t. «'k, a ik# t*ist of
Cornwall, and is attribulcd
derreaa* ( l.'MJ- it
ma.rojr t>> amigrarp.n
• Wcaf Point Academy —Many a|iplicanta for
•dmi«tiou to this inaiitution are rejects J, ami for 1
th« information nf parents and others, Ih* New '
York Journal ol Commerca statea
"Th« (set is, that tho highest degree of phyap-a!
vigor is r- quivito (■» bear up under the rigorn it <• 1 * -
ciplme of Wea* Point 'I he rludeflif a to • n <1 ty
•aventecn hour* r«ut of lha twietcy-D ur, for relaia
lion I. as Strict.y prewebed as labor, and linn nt
obudierxe I-. tli« authority 1* the duty ol thn ai.elmr
They are oblige ) to spend aeven hours, Iforn i«>n to 1
fit*. Ml bed, Wllboul lights. Thn ng'd dlar iplmn
of th-i I Itututlo'i haa lbs best wffset on thoa# win,
hava th* atrangih lo bear It. It is lound to be pro-
tii v* of health, otiCATlulnes* end mental vg r —
ll can r>***r m any dsgre* b* relaxed in favor of
the weak, for tba country it iiiloraMed in the e«r.!u.
■1 mi ol that class, as tr»cofn|»stent for th* imn.at
which il prr.p'W** to require of Ih'.** there eduf a
ted pis oHmi of lbs iMtltollon ia to train b.r
iba.r country's a, r*>c* hot* on whom It ran rely
Jn exigencies and danfer norm hut those who
have exhibited mriirattorva «>( p*«u at pirvnvia* li*
•nrouiag'id In aspire t'r that eaaltrvj brmhwrliood
t adore end diamittal aasurrdly a-vail all wh- , I r
• aril nl health, prepars'iofi or abioir er* unequal
lo me t bi ng .f ,ua rc'| i,r*(imi|t* 1 a acted - I thn
pup. a at 5V *«l Point "
AabUTtoR "t Tuara Hlave* is m the U H
Mr-israx lo Nk-asaoi-a — Philadelphia, Juit ‘Jd.-
Pasam <r« W ill ama.,n, a promir,ri)i aie.ii ioioat,
and fit* n*gfi’*e are having a tmariog to-day bn
fore Judg* Paine,»*f lha L H Diairml t ourt, ,,n a
wut .f halwaa eorpus, charged *1 h lorcihiy sen
Jag and tarrying nil. nn Wedimadar last,* privet*
Servant and »•» 'wo rhildren, 'he pi laiilr *.l John
H Wnseler, of North Carolina, ilia U B Minister
lo Nicaragua, as Im was about to embark lul r»ew
York at Walrmt strael wharl
| on icetiniony in llm >■»•* is rpnia Volurninoua
Thv par'y am uodor th* laadersh p of I’asanmra.
*(l 1 llm priaom fa have III h, wo p-1 .ively nJ. 11 Jfi
*.J fli.lge# 1,1 perjury and Coll'SHIpl of (• ult a'W
*1*0 rl||bf*trd Hi llm r •#* of WilllariiS'in fils
e m held him ln|u ball to iho sum ■ f fl/RFl l-.t •
fu-rhi r Imsiiog ‘llm othara am* roinmiiud in
default ui hail
thn nature!'tat .
r I* of
Philop J Punch e* taknti Irom thn If,'
s«id Court.
1— > G ven under rnv hand and Heal of
f , . 1 Ofticu, Una 27tii day ol June, 11.55
| ) A II II.,..
v ' Di-puly Clerk
Mr Punch, therofnro, bocarna a citizen on ih*
twelfth o| Drrnmhnr, |H53, and nut heforo hut
what limans Una certificate -.1 me clerk of Conn.til I
Uf.kRR Cot-NCIL'S Dirtri. )
Savannah, J'J li July, |1-'>5 \
Ajip'irafirm having hern made to me n* ' b rk
ol f.ounrll, I fmd on ei4rmnatP n "I th•: leu k*
|| cord 10 this I din ••, Ihn name o| Phillip J Piim h,
injiitared un Hm 'J'Jtli of January, 1853.
A I- DaverfoRT,(i C
Thar* it ia. word lor wool Dear, dear , there
mutt he emnn mistake here ' Why according to
Bits, Mr Punch mutt have taken our Ina reg atty
tick e', nearly eleven morn ha before he waa arlui.t
te.J a citizen,and 'hit ia ih* ilu'<>ly impossible no
one connected with ihai H'gh toned and palrioiic
»ho#t could h*to done such a thing, lar kaa Hm
aenior editor and proprietor Why vthai asya 'he
trgitiry u 1 ol I M2 .'
"From and sf'er the paaatgn of this A cl, all per-
e-'i.s shall b" inis ill d lo t e m eUr'i .n. b.r
Mayor, A.' , who me ritisens uf Iho I'miod Shiles
Ac."
And m the second saclbm alter we a»e 'hal only
ihoae s'" entitled lo taka out registry tkketa win,
ara q'laofiud lo Vole wiiliin lha imiw prescnlied for
Hie I i*t lo Im kept ■ pan, (I »> who ar* cnut< rm nf 1
lha United rilstea, al the lime of appliuali .n |or
teg.airy w),icli Mr V waa rod.) nay, Ihn 1 erk
could bav# eaackd 4n aflil*vn from Mi P al
ihsl lima dial h* wat a cHiZ< n and on'illsd I > Vole
W a presume ihei surh an *iar ibrn waa not made ,
tha clerk n . d .ubt Hioughl Hmi ilia aenior oddor
of life Georgian's Word was is g.uai as fits In.rid,
and lIml Ins • - lie, lefire would govern hlMl entirely
In Ii a prilltlra' gourae I'ti'oipa wa ih'druhl #0
loo. perhaps we 1'imk #•» • 1, |
Bui wfial d, I M' P warn vtfih die rmitiftoe'*
F.ttgenle, sttlmiit belli* h* any wveana |
11- her lla ,'era declare Im, ■., In . |« ,
c. r'abtl) . '.e . t Ike vrr * I ., • I rat I Hiking «
, .ill.I l,„ (..111,d ||, r Into It llgtiled 110 will. I, an
lull .rout, g, ..He aiul ti»ar . , i|,r*itliu,, and a amiU
i,( t'„ I. >'l.r#.llr,g iwr*ii.< ta «t l>, remlei p. .le, l,
'lisrinlna 11. r manner It at mum gtar• 1 • i. . 1 ri. . 1
Mini S a, I'.u, . tl,n In >k• el.*.* u'.ely ra.t.at.i .., a | ,-.'i.
..ccaal..", ai..| perh.riot ),,, par! perlir’I, n,..| wul
• ue b a I.M.k nl ah*,.line liappo.eaa Ihai alo. *<r,u> • .
••nil aa ilxuigt, al,# hed i.nui l„,rn I" th# in 1..
• Mi !• >•»' tlnaular |..min» 1. .* rttawl he-. i.iii *|.| »«.«
I.#* 1 lea hr, 1 it,pasetb'e and .11,.lei,,»■■snail*
lie* own right, nI,., ha,I
• tfxHitwrl »..rn# luae -•( hum',In rank ami •••■■tin un,. ,,
t#|.uitl) I.. alone lur hi*e..i,,(>A,aMT#i,,lil and u. 1 - ua
man nar l>) Ilia over A «w Inv •• i he' ••***• r.,y a ■ an I m *
rnil'lrai \ imI *el In are t.rt AlN*ll. Sot I, •' |.,',i ami
wear) I ... V >l.g tare SI r.ll ef mild, ol,# w •• . I • ., III*I
th# bad aloadt eli'tled lip >l| l|i.l detlln) a ... « ..I
•* 'i -h -ue nl pain a o ,t Im, l,t,,w w
team in I,a aaturt’iown po pheef.