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Cfo _%aiitl)rrn OrnffTprisc. : vj • — y'. *- 9 UTUS C. Bl’iVA'.. EDITOR. * :* f! m * *. _ • . > * DA*:<?:)AV.• J-i V *>, IS€C. _ - yr_--- ■ * —— j • *TO V’dnr.E-AI’OABEMiJi . •r ■ it 1 IsteMßus *i iffcn * iilj ili not • g U * Ay attetSion^bat-* 1 ‘ever If #• rrg-pvu J-wits ecun U pc a an J t 4nk, we would nut raurmur. but both are abundant and chcjp. i-'vc ■ ve#U on lnd ftftften in ink, and ,*-y # 4 v , . , fil ., s ilut os it U ha*Uy prt :, a->:e t::..r ,ov :ne w.,i ,-ver bo able * to decipher tbefh. h v. * n “T Ul sJ to write fig ,i.c prftte, pause and ref .* 1 - .*eir reflection* ti r • ... .1 i‘. m : >r and printers hare f* g i ;...j .. *Jc5 to : erforiu </- and caftnot, there.ore, waste /•> r* in trying to decipher tiio hieroglyphics of every ofte who may Mute himself qualified ; o writc/or a news’papcj. If-a communicatioa wqnJi writing at all. it is ; worth grlri|)Bg ..* m m S tnd if .the : write#does hia suhapct’yrorthy jf so’niuch 1 how <* ehe . t : • ..n frdi;cr for publics lion I Well nttqp c< mu.ut.i.utitns, ofi sply : eu *fl . jitcrest, aMSalwayS* acceptable,^%*t ignorance* and fool*hness sketched Si hieroglyphics are atom- j inalle.. * * * * * . • ; .. * —* - - ■*• -* --• W's a*r gMtifird nt hqns able to nunomitt tliut t ol.'S t U. BilPEMCEß^lititordoftnl •f tlio Noiitli+rii Cirmit, bis coMMeHtetf to act ns A sen I ftrlbiSOl/illltV E> I iiipRISE du ring lA Wjruile;irt upon thV r&iirt. throughout tjiitt irruit. ;iii jh In ! :•©-. auiborizrSto receive n,, <t receipt lor all üb< l iption* to tie paper. . “ n,i to rvaiAiel Is#- >1 TettlWwHO tor th- ,;ibic. * . *• - # .•*’” *• •’ • *1 : WtP post, after ft qpi*:e # ot afr ten on over three wtfeksj u * fin g*. whip h* i time v*,vutlgtl U B <• • . * tion, wc are now p ■• tip ostr regular; line 0 tfu i. *ati-:;.-d by ti we h:r,*> \ C c and • lieard, that at tfic # ti, c -e .Starts is’tabfrprft- ’ served, ?: is to be 1 *. :! •• 0r.:.-i.ie . ;f.. 0 of <he | P ■ p. . w| , ntjy been askea since our return wLaPwid” .j tiie result I of the split.#? t:. 14 national a Cha*ies iaa by foe of the Southern ! r Democrats tha perpetuity of p jJoioh ip endanger cd. (#tr i.! that we he novo* t*h.;e seceders iiitenTr t tit .it'.. •r*.. & ® n • venti<.n grfMNK ; slep da%omnti&g thfe i South to sjijttauti m Union, fo*bo consuaii • msgeihufog t!ic*bi:a! triumph ofifieward Deuglas;®| Upon abolition squ.idie*’ soYeretaaty duotiine; ! bfit'fliat they w.’.l find v for that e*Ti i| y: tine i-iectfbft of some | atonserviitive #ah as President win consign every *feading %.l'c Eat#, v‘• m * ssfoi to a Igstinf p ilitieal grave.* T.'e cannot ‘ tell what result of tWt *■;.*: Won- j vcn.ftn of tiio flcqu cr.As 09 ;,r opinion is that grc. s a will be imide* to re store t]pe Nationality of the party, and to accom-i plish ft is, of C * sublime “cr^tfishing - ’ th t %ver r: cor ;.d. If tley fail to harmo*iiz§, here -frill bo. as ■- ■■,.,,, r A? ®) TANARUS, .A’ -(® ‘W) “ ‘ mir I residency, anu rite grandest exhibition of ‘political juggling at the ci y • f W. election ever wig * j , v *; L under the* Weight of the conflict; be'* racked, but not tils- igvd, for we believe tlysy - r-le 1 at tiro . ; a ■ isc utNl.iri* 1 condition, throw thvi/ deed* td. amnitirrs . aders | overboard, n®l re:-s * th.lril !. f r \ i * ® • • country. The C povpcrless, and wi 1 .4: i , ’ • * * • democracy us i ‘fr •# ’ %■■ ‘.l n r.. ix%)Otei.:*.‘ .. *■* „ k . laid out for i *'* r *- ft all its lawful infti&tiatfl, tw the el n • fen •*. ‘S’ * ‘ • seetionaUzed,impartial i r leal There is sufue’eni . . i.’ . rfe • tfr * • 0 ,J * (^p) to Blac* 0 Irt ‘ft 1 tic proportions : but- no%et convinced that : there is any ; w ♦ . *’ anand directing However, and whenever cpnselidat 1, that j v..- “ be effeetivegpn- the salvation & the Union, must net j be teetioau!. ‘Tue >ou.'.i ..... t i:...1a;..in-jher North to co# . . f . ’ -l * ft * © anernativos.^d ffw S§uth%:: m W§ . •-.* wolld hesitate which to cn so. The,®* . .. at Uhsvlvst-. n 1. •• § i.igeadv s-.-t the example."* Let thel Southern peonlc think s.. %nd ) •ffaimfr,- on ft .- (g * 9 tkis Subject, and 1 prepa: -'P r unv ca..r ••,•. I • < - - y —; ’ -* tom .\ to ib-ttERi: i j, of Tiy: * „ * *)IfSTKII f OJtDpfANfR. dVe have of hire u- ;f. i “... ..1 cog ern. granting of ;*’ -by *J-.e Tfrvn for thfe* of-ftroodci. ‘ii bugs in the Fire District of, tfie corporation: bus i\i.st aw.3 our Oj>:onishnicKf oa 1 •Monday Wist upon lit. bug that ji 0* . < of or.r 1 9 CIf 'J ‘ ■ a:.# f * * • j and repeal-* th* him ! # * ft ? are Jrtally at a*- ss for some r won to account fwr % se rockles* pro * sacked a Pits c: # of .th# ; r • timent, #s wei; # :. . . * e i#tereata the Town. h ft * *, thW?ouncil. tftd our Conftd -.* . * * ; ;■ g . abiffty to ordain aiul ( , . ? sue’u ! . .vs as .. (1 best suLs*r\e u.c p. ,j.e iuttfr t, pron'**.’ .1 us; to give them 1 cordial suj. irt, an lit ; s deep regret we fml ourself.n w. in eftngnon wit n many fttner# 01. g d.’.: v’;o ig- fr with the til and do That we toward arres gb* evil that mus* necessarily result from their late *. .*© n . antspac#wul not pegptit us to pu#-.te the subject inftiie present i,n fc >*ut we • -sign makin :* further reference to itwext w#h. T .h e n we hope to* b 4 aWo # lolio the the Dire i i.-.b e ;- emptory, and To have not tl e -b..'. *- by a majoaky of those L.i. i*j in*, J y concerned. # • - —►- ■ .-■■■- *ft • • Steamer Blon ti tip and E*':rn!. * , •On Sundaartnoruir:* t * * .. V , 1 mail steamer J, \ * , ; and bouna for * lJe < h'.-*. hoocl.cc Wr.jvith ,j tSmai * ITurst tier 1 cicrfr.t * id. *. We Sav • **.**.-*’ ‘ • 0 a note ... :: Mr. II- ;b’ ♦ p . prfitnr \ *’ -#ft ® ♦ • 1 4 . • p *o f } als vi- V - i-- tftteireat:” ( Beaas Cr * “ rh At- L # kins, -• *• , UFO pum,. ;1 ... . Mea- ‘ cliain, ore. * f;b u. lad lbs tuign broken. Sublets imifds # Vo , o * oat bvnt the water’s ebg*'’ The steamer 0 -T/ttg . Mtt* alachiccffu at a •o'clock .Monday uior-dng. at, i had not returned up to the time tjje dwpatoh w*- tem fridge Aj-gw e *** * 1 m • * • • • • • • ED I TOKI tLC It itP.KNPOIDK VCE. Democratic National’ Conven t .on. ‘ < HAfiLHSTON. S. AruiL£S. ÜbD Tr.e t onvetition aujourned fit a late hour las: niv.ht : i\a.g agreed upon a pkubriS Sever;,! gen-- * speeches, among v. wc may nice ion as the most influential, Mr. Pt:g!i, of Ohio, in the advocacy of the tflinorhy rej >rt • f .*> . n a pin; * • Mr. Yaacy fovithe renort. Doth gentle-! ••,,. # , . * . r. -n p. t - i.cy t- t.. 1 R.vir r .c ive statiops, # add Pi.* frienua clainttd jot; tbew j chsftnpion*he victory.. We *ec no chance* for i. c u'.onv between the Northern :yid Southern Deu>- e o 0 as *et; bo Du parties seem determined, so far. 0 • • rry ti.eir points, at a® iuu .rti Northern m.< claim to be frw<> st;i*ding upon’ tlie j Cincinnati wa.-°un i*nnous3yP adopt e-i 1 . 0 * e y ; ; Vi * ... their ftocthern brethren ohglipnot to ink rhetn r.otc | •so change their principles, inasmuch as o ‘ Denioe Tit le principles ar o i;r angeaLlc when* applied to the ; same subjeersb’ The Southerners ohn:> the do&ble | Lpotuffuc'fbti of the Cincinnati platform, and call up on thf North<o rciftove the Cause es dissatisfaction I between theTnJby the adoption of a platfori* admit; | ting of but one construction? and wlttclf will secure*! to the South all her rights undtfr the Constitution. 0 • The debate will be continued this morning liat-o • unlay}* vfthlft any probability of a ballot for *a j candidate. The conteshgrows warmer between tly* 1 freWls and gnomics of Mr. Douglas, and<if Wejltdge ; • from the indteatiqns, •Southern be compelled to nofninatc her candidate for \ the Dies 4 . - y and r n ftim-bvithotft the h: pe of am as-istange from the An/nßniber of s^eeth q may.*.s heard among the deleaves of the „ ’ n Vent ion. and wc werh Doth aftHtscd a* tlic Mills House, thi- nmrnftg, at hearing a Virginia delegate, O O co ® i violent debate* wifn an Ohi* *Rl*gate, Curse % Dougbtsife* a I molt out of tfieir l>oot*. The ®()D i-> , - o O • delegate seemed to think bff had*/ailen into Sad comm o • o . . but stood up b.- the.-* little giant” to the last. Thcfre arc in a:tot.deuce upon the Convention be tween PhrcO and four hundred represCDtativetf of Press, laciuefeng Bdilors*and Rc t%r*. \ a o ® fcTV°.of these were abhs to secure Reporter* tickets i • ° *• ts irffhc hall, framHhe fact tLfrt the committee < • , .* * 0 o of arrangements anding it impossible, from the •-yiali si; e of* Institute Hall, to admitt .all wlio o appigßd'farHwaj*, detarminod thtft tickets issued to only two presses of each State. Os course, ■ Ids anrangcmenl* was very unsatisfactory to tl*c “ Pros at large, and as mmy of them ha 1 been :. so- O :tu tickets, gtrsonal cqgilk, * e 1 of°tlie Executive Ckimftiittec, Judge SntalliT, and ©OoO 0 0 0 | otheywase. as tney considered, beegt (reared by Judge Smalley with diswiirtc: jj, a ti'oti*y%ntion of the-flcp : acs .-ntativesfrf the assembled at Chfevlrston : was called, and held on Thursday t<. pass res* | elutions of c -iiswfr ftpon the conduct of Judge Smal •l V. C^uslderuble debate ‘arose upon the subject, 1 and the convention adjoftrned to 8 o'cloc'a HFrid o©o ‘ o j night, .without accomplishing their abject. After ■ assembling, the wrath of ta.‘ Ir’iuteraily ‘ Uiey rorgot their indignation in the inteMmnge of seiyes up to fe*st of reason and fl#w of*souk J So large a representation of the Preas’SeJfiottk as sembles, and deterSiiucyl not to loose so fir.’e au op; 1 -rt- .dty for social intercourse among the graft*, , ’ • • • u-a wasMibaui a luting a commit toe to < : fni ■■ v■ § antfca 11 . tlift t utile r< ; • © 0 o (®< © forward bchalf of th% South • v . Press, and tendered a b.nonet to the visit • lug bve.ltreu now assembred in the city of Charier t-'tl. An l time is amicipated by thoifc who will | remain, if ice dofrnot leave the city before the i 1 r.tuju t.’we will endeavor to give a sa'fefactory re- i 1 port oj’ *he proceedings. • Davit: !; -! night, lost our ticket, to a swat in4he > Convention, (for which we acknowledge our indet®- < mes? to t lie 11011. Jan.es L. St ward,) tiWolc-h the j * O 1 nte agency of a gentlvniau’y*; 1 ‘ D as 1 fewest passing cut of the half, we have Not hiog to do ... lay but perambulate the : ;y it .. •,• .• • •tin. and may write something about the city of Charleston and its cwlebri’.hs before we leave. . ♦’ * o L. fcr, B. © © O • CHARLESTON, S. May l, liO. In our last eommanication, we believe, we left Deatecratic Nat iSDaI t*onyention debating unoti ■ o i 0 © j::e subject of twplatforaj. It is now flfto longer na htionnlphut has at lasff thrcftvn‘aside affectation on © o © *• it ■ & ts If b clo l’C the countdv i O* • . ■ls its oppoafestsnave long and ! **d it to bo. a Ufer boughly*acctional party. The Northern Democrats • would not swallow the Mujorit/ report *f iho ngpni ® p iiuttcfron resolutions, which embodied th§ true Con- j <f O stitutionaDgrpunds claimed by tlie Boutl, but #1 | © _ 0 yestmtmy (MonaayJ the minority |< cast. thp South back upon the Cincinnati plat- | farm ilie only coiwession to be expected froflfcthe j Norfit. At t Ipns juncture seven Southern delcgatiotw - withdrew fro:* the<*onvcntioai ;uid announced that I J, © -w ----th*y would.assembiq in mi. Anurejr’s Ilall of 7 I -Tlv/. i n . M. They ft-eoruingly met in Andrew’s h*l we.'? called to orderN* Mr. Vancy 0* Al- iw'i cxtplained the r, b:cct of tlleir separate ! ■• . ‘ o 0 * 0 . . 0 0 9 :\i tion not to be (tv- twmination a can .!"‘ate • | the Brcsidcdcy, independent to fuc convention now it© iessfon, but constitute lliet*- j -civesaft organized of Sos*iievd Bights, to * v.-attfr the .proceedings *6f. the Sonvcfrdion f wfeichlhcy had* withdrawn. A great crc#vd*assein- j ■i ; hi .> ceeed.oc? delegates and the hail , :to overflowing, ‘iliey were obliged to adjiura to j the street for.speeches, avhlc!* they did, and jvefro 1 e” * • : y V -.:n-,*o: Ai.a*, il.x>ker*aud # L of { Mississi} pi, and others.* Mealtime, the seceders, in f ‘.l* ahsenfftfof the crowd*a>rganizc-JTin St. Andrew’s M*il by appoiniiiwt Jfr. Dre#lon,*of S. C. # tompora • p OO ry chairman and Mr. Lubbock, of Tejas, tempint c - 0 i secretary,. Thev then nppointew the usual commit- j “M**’* • [ tee* on pern#nent until *2 o’clock ?.J. (Tue.--1,,y, May 1.) V.’hilc tJp.-.-e 1 : wetc goiHg forward, ft.>rthe* del- j | egatw also sstMinSfbd fn the Hibernian* II.Ah toi c nsMer the best policy oto be pursuctf under the circumstance?, and agreed to stand firm in ‘ tweir position* nominee Mr'. ‘Douglas §uJ submfi** : r.c'i#n to ftc />?<•/’/£ of the Union, tw&i, they* ’ wv 1 1 ev-vigt that action, elect Ms. Ooug|ss 1 resident of the United Stsfts, and #cpro- : oate the &qjttheri*s*ceders. Such was the position p © O clothe ordfors called ob|oo the occasipti; both pa#- •tws up to this fh&e, 11 *d seem determined in 1 i • 0 V#ew3. # The do r©it re- ; | *t -as expressing the se*- timenft-of the people oftheir States *and ftilk y< ; • „ Dm It ’ u rftng ft* their csiWd.iato ever# soh'.'.trn St;, e ‘ t ° •Mr. and aney announced to a ljft-ge auu.'cifbe on y!e stfbot ]§st jught, that*ftrp ofter Southern Swites jiad been addeS to she syt seceding States, and they, 1 expected in the morning ts announce thf unifhi of all t“e Southern States, including the young States of f'rogon and iliftrnia. v i,o had voted wiih them ‘ fai-hf-dly in ihj Convention up to the present time. Ih*b#?w Y -r!*’ Wood delegation, who had keen re %s • • s 0 o jec.etl by the National Convention, ami also the Illi h I ’ . . . ■ ® : ~ il.e h- Dt * pleuired to da all in th ‘r o*-* o © a T wer to carry their Stat against Pt agio*. It is j • very evi lent tftat the fr.cn l !> of lVu;:l is ui-l not 9 ® H O 1 1;,.*•I ■ ** i::> *• ‘ : :.s be driven from (the Coav ntion. *Tkov l olieyed ti ev o *• ■ c Ui-l practice tlreir duplicity and < • rtcry to any ( . I 0 ® e a o fl of I tv, and hence thev came prepared to f 0 Ip Don gats upon the Js< ull . >rjth defiai o ’ iug backed by albtlie prestige §f per o ... j sonal influence and tjapital. It is raid that there tarc ten Douglas men seer from the Nbrth represent ing of capital, ontei<lf of the Conven ti< it, devoted t” tie purchase Delegates. O o o . How true we are not prepared to but the o o o in diesti .us go hr to prove that a worse set of pSU- I it jugglers atld debfomliiijlg scamps novel* yet . t ■■ ° : o° 0 * °°o ° o ° 0 TIIEEr ; rs . P. M. ° 0 o TSie Convention (w% nuan the EJjieinnati platform * , anJ’Dougias part of it) lias been ia*sessioa suioe ten [ o’clock.this morning, and has just <uljoarnc.il u*til ; . five P. M. Great coafYUicm prevailed, nd the in o o ° 0 o ; tervaisfW it can Sc said there werfi anv lo were oecue 1.0 ° I pied by dissenters from the seceding delegates, cx # l ! plaining tufty tmjt remained in tia? Com o.ffon “ ’ the withdrawal of their colleagues. ’Among these were rctmuMifs of the South Carolina, Georgia, Mis sissippi and Arkuns-ar. d-.lega - ior.s! C*vfi .r.cl °siew ; ard spoke in behalf of t;*e national Democracy, and O 0 O i t weight Southern gentlemen were wrong in ref tel i -lat iug platform jrlrieh ten® adop-J ted in°lß-?fj, o and uppn which the North cm* Demo crats had nobly faugh? of the Democrat’ ! “ie party, lie was loudly applauded by the (North; j cm democrats, ftut the rentainine delegates he rets* 1 la senu-d iirom Gcorgi . v t*e i. * in<.d, . i*®i,cfo •. adjournment “tiii:? evening thew all wftbdrewyi and Georgia Editors ( Doanocrfits) around us at this c tuh.e, stty they **©ere kicked out “ by I iso Sjfn-i a. — Georgia is now *flK vetoffe, cv; of jhe National Con- I venti :i and go wi.h’tjic seecdgrs of the'% ith. The Aimos are tqualhj here among tJSe Democrats, j and it & yet impossible to .forescsAvkatViil he . ‘{.result of the split.* 9 It is thought* that the Northern wing will nominate Dougtas tfys evening, auo th it the Southern wing will °.> „ * 0., o O their own oitouie, but we do nt t think the seceders will recotfijnend while Tennessee, Kentucky, Virgi nia and Monk ( remeitt fsHhTwl to ti:c North ,* as they have up to this tiijla. I have n%t hOsird.froai *hem this evening, and do °t:ot suppose they aup decisive step until </?< r4lie Northern wiitg carried out its jdetermiuotion. *li)c seed- 0 ing States are Smaii Carolina, Georgia, r!t*.*fda. <Uibama, Niissis.A*| i. Louisiana. Arkansas, Texa%, 4 ajid CalifornLa. Thcrfr may bj Wnore by. tills time* but v. e have l*. t bout able to ascertain, ty:<l will, in all probability, leave the city tonight, ff so, our ■•fc-a lairs will bes further iufdrmad from “fhe* daily going out with the js%< eedingg. 0 A v:t*lJn journalfis a slow \ •hicle, for like I thesj, to carry news, and long before this contmpni* I cation ° 0 . j.V: 1 . f- . the two wings f the Con , veption willsare tuid left for ho mg, as •re wilhdo igiificdiatt-iy after closing this letter, our readers must filso t cmctiiber. shat the best we can do for <• ni , and whenever their city and patronage will warrant it, will give them a <*# * • t b’.° b? DEHOt'RATU’ SAT&ONM3, t'OJiVJIXTION. I . ? e m ? • • ’ li'yiil Ujjt C /'/'c -J > *?! ■ ! /, . t. ■ . v. , tl/ji'hfstn. * 3d iB6O j Immediately upon the of die t.'onven#j ’ tion this morning, Mr. d. of the Virginia delegation, moved a re-mlnti -d to the effect that when the Convention adjourn, it adjourn tj i .vet Li thi* i’y ol Laid: .arc, on Mmielay iB • 1 Sell >’■ tv “1 •I’m - ri'.-M, amt i!i:h tin- . il, son ted be reouesuM to meet in Convention ami ap ] point delegates. 0 . • • Mr. of Toun , moved to .-.ii ike out Baltf* incite and i...- .i! I’hilaucif hia. Gov, Seyniour;?f N. 1.. m- ved to substitute New ! y o.k ; , .. . | Mr. Ban talk of Ihp. substitute lndepeb- | dcn.ee Hall, i’itiladt ;j hia, and iherith of July, as the i place and time. * ‘ All these amendatory propositions were, severally, negatived find the < \mv.iti *>r<m. te to av. ’<• on th%original resolution, wiiiclycsulted as lol!.<-wt>: , | j ■■as. sl ;11 ys, ”)■"). •’ . Three clie ts, on the moiicn ‘of a N. V, delegate, . were ill II asven for tht ami the Federal : Union,.which the northern niouibovteiveut into with 1 PnCSfdent Gushing nvade a •farewell •speech, in which lie charafferised the Convent iofi as aninyttea, h a wonderful degree, throughout their deliberations, by the spirit of patriotism and har r.ionv, tWi # at it’ <\-% > the Id: : ‘-t credit for tlictr doeorkm,yr;der and abstinence irotn personalities— *a compliment whicit entiries Mr. t’u and i p- (. ye do; ion oi tiic t> -t jikoc fit bLd.yv. line jomai-.i r.'.ent was >.;nc 1 ami the • ejaration took place In ; iv. e A f w i e i i nut os th . •wfler v The side walks were alive with dele- * :: *1 cs wctioigg tilelr-wHy to tlio depots boats, ‘ sme with car] e@bags and valise# in hand, and oth- : ers,*ip jkeir anxiety to get Off, with huge Tranks on r, their sliouidors. • It wasa subject for Frank Leslie's artig to the slocpitigsipjtrtinettis of the New York dele gait ism which, by the way, fs purely a fan cy piefure. Bo much for the once National Demo cracy. 0 O 0 [ciyiMl SICAItB ] £> o Those*whe supposw that the rciigioiiof the Bible consists yi Slothing? more than the ascent of the 1 mind to the tfutfes of v*;elattw:i arc mistaken. It is true ij.at th - mind must U- well ym -aadc.d and con vinced, °yef tftjere is {noretwhaw a cold, stoical retete* : > of the SUBS oilman’s liifppiuess. It fa to he embraccdvind p reanzeu by faith that fipproprtetute the promj^e^of ] *th.l Gospel to the C l ..l'.'birl of tbWsoul. * “Gteid” is lov♦Vi::it.n t ~ h and o it is • filoi*] 1 * ‘ that thus reveals Gnd <9 1:14: Christian * soul. 03 a b’eiDjpof blefided attrily.itcs of i...?e. Mercy .lustice? ami C.'odne’s. Klivelier VPeVed aniidsi the i ti;nip i 'st, cite 1 an I : grille t h nudes - Bf .Sinai! or ‘ midday S| . m >r uneaPthly mildncsStdPf /.ion, it 1 I p.-n#s Tome to the hetrt.°the enrapturing conscious- t i *ess that “Sfiod is lode,” and we are “chai%edeliy ‘ j t'.'.e spirit of God into the same images fr*>iu glorj? Mo glory.*’ Wo evtfti ki.te the rod arftl smile back into tim face (t our benefioent benefactor, 9 that it is scute in lengicrest love, and “is n*u to computed to the glory that shall ?*■ revealed in us,’’ t< No seernittg bf or afliicnve h#nd < f Fovid, mte. though gri,anus at present, detracts or , disturi's the 06 the soul. 0 ilayng the prefer | rule of intc)f>reta<ion, we know that fill tilings wofk i togt rt.cr for good to those whocSovc God, yielding i finely t°!ie “ m aisrteUe fruit -of righteousness,’ ,w.d ! they are%HJftsitatingly relied ote as such. ’ li, w finelteiiig aiv • and the >aewd uflct i.-n. it fl'] Khe ttee precious mhtnf%jit upon the hos*i that ran f down mpon the l-oaNS, even Aar- us heard, t 0 ,], •’ ° * 01 ’J ; • -••rmeiKs. lifiV gei.ile and refcteiin"** , 4 is dew of Hirmoit %nd as dews that do * i upon the mountains of jjion. for there The e Lordx&nilnanded his blessings, eVe# lifa°for ever more. The fottl-a! •■mrhi*-.- trutll distills t_bro|jgh.tjie hearfiinvigorates the sfimt,and vibrating cord wakes the simultaneous re t: :tt isoi 0* it ia a thrilling truth I i that rushes upon the mind a|td.sends a tide af lists through our ncry ftreak#forth from (lie ! l.y--, . -9t irrcs*s;ai)ly f in * ..ii' 1 c anthte-s of’ praioe to the Most High. • !Ter r<*lme o in yottr heart that “God Os lov*?” Did you •vec g rself uph the unbonded love and feel your nature %imulated° i:nf<*el?e same spirit, and ‘ yourself caught away “to an hatTsutte ! denied and that fadeth not a wav ! • All i*ail 1 v tear warn? heart feels that * o u would gLully a famishing wfcld before the Mtrcv ‘ Seat ayl see it wa lied in the living tide <p i T t h e <i in tiie sun-light of the divine smiles. be Ciod. 0 o o 0 The tfrnis of°l,ove timt compass vul Woulcball.mankiad embrace. O° o O n Tho*ai Cocmtt, Oa 0 oi 0 o o O o 0 ’ COXSTITt TIO>Ab IMC (OMEXTIOX. • Milledolvillk, May 2. 1 S<>o. This C nvemiiui k • t today, at ii o’oclock, 11n'die Kt ■ * Lativo i,aliT * 9 dOn ispption or Mr. Boynton 01 Stewart, P. ’ Jkynoius, l > 1 e 1 Acv>4 li was caHcd to the Chair, Tor*i he (m.itusc of temporary organjz.i ----j tion. o . ,s. •■ 11 u.ifin. ti'.e eltnir. hriei-* iv retrtrncd thank.’ for thcPhoiior eoifterrmi, pud L 1 thak fceerettrids ttieuici! ior tl*c 1 sat ie oojt-cL. 0 o G)n motfen of Col. J. A. Tv. lAfe, l!. olT:in j igifet of i ulton M and L. F, W te . Andrews of. liUd). ©ere requested (o%et .Kbll oipcounties ‘jras ea’lwf and natives of I 4nifiga|fs present tuf follows’ • f • ld>T Os l i.i.kt’iATilSf o 0 6 °° i Dun.tirh’i —S. GfanUamlj and. W. A. Sanfiud A. 11. Kenan, il. iVL.Orme, Sr., 11. H. Rain- I o ° o o ; f sey -- Bill! Iv. X\ W. Andrews, John H. Dunlap, ; . A. H. Wyt%, Citflqrdijinderson, W 1.4.1. R.ol^- o H ° 0 o ° Clarice —'fliomas W° \Vaikor, Richard If. j Hughes, W . I>. Hay good, 4 e^l - son —A* H. Rice.• o * Uliatfcihoochee-TiVf. T. Harris, J. B.'Baglisy, ;J. W. Hcvrell, Jk C. Cody, G. P. Goniy. s | JjtTulur— Thoimss lliaes, John °\V . piXe.ti John Dickinson. o a 0 l><i vijlte ty — A, U e*n flogd. — O. H- P. McClendon. 0 ° ° o i Fultm— G. U. Hanleiter. •] °Gt^intvw —S. li. I'leeman, ...* Gretnc — V.. H. War,!, M. W. Lewis, R. fit 1 . McAV lun Us, T. P. Janes.... ® o .* * o 0 Huhcock'r-'iL Os llaiiVs, L° S. b'fcpwart, Jag?| o 0 o o Y! . Siimiionss Wnf. (>. B'mith, Jc4m R. f i.ai'ayetts- Powcil, D. W. Lewi*, r Ran h —T. P. Browstcr. * 0 i U - Arnold. W. C o °Lee. •. 0 \ Jj’ ■!&.*>,! —A. \\ . Persons, ]J. Bateman, o J”..?. Grilhn,°T.° W. Allen, E? M • Huisby. c 9 ‘ J Jfa'souz — 4ohtf \\ . iLinson. 0 m | 0 jSgper—jpr* H. .RaesV, Wi P. Parhan>T. ! IJ. A U l' 9 ‘. 00 o* i 1.0: —Wm. Ncwfonsc, „ 0 O °V Liberty —-J o .°o. Yarn a doe. 0 ° J.L, I*;i—i>ur\vc;lt,(diTci:e. 0 ° o °j Rarioi —e> m. o A. jlcftll, JohniF? Reuben Hatbiiton” .James I’Town. J/yi/voc®--Ilohfs b\ ‘i'rippe John 11. Halls'. *; ‘M&rqan — J. F. Hanson, buju 1 PemriogtotL John W.oMarfca, ° ° . 0 0 * AfrlutaiJt-rCol c. H.’HopkW °; —G. E. °i hoinas, J. o A. L. Lge.° °* 0 A'.—Lewis Zaehry, P. Reynolds, W. F. ; Davis, Joint ri ioghi, -T. L. Baker. 0 p Oy/-//.o,bZ. 11. Ciatkia T. H. Dozier. 4 Filet — ; > >; o op jM. MfrDoweil. o | 00 i-kiinuvi —BlmnetanWhife, K. t). Little, ° §. n/LtHle, JK r /?. ‘i'erreii, Quitman —Dr. L. P. dPozief, 51. # 14. Sir-itlj*.” llwit iiwn /-.-John alilledge, I’ortcr Flcmuig, o jj o Rmicl<,l r !i S-O. P. Beall, R. M. Puckett*. 4 r, H —Joliifc Kitties.* . • R:/u'/j —Yu it 0, A. Jduck*Robt. T° vSyr/ ‘ihurj —G. \V.*'Graqt, LI. Saunders. 6 Bum In' —YV. W. Barlow. 0 Bii wail- —\\ ill ml Boynton, C. A. JKans, L. R. Rodding, J. B. Latitfrcr, Amos S. Way. TevrMl LI at l lie w Williams, D. Law lion, J. s 31 .JiMinmons. •Toylot —Wm. P. Jidwards. ‘) Troup —11. A. T. Ridley, C. H. C. Willing- | ham, B. IL Bigham. 11. G. Tate. . Ta.lbot/r— H. NY. Ijaneornmn.® * ‘ ‘ - Q, a l j>)on —j). NUtmide, l. C Gunnin.irhan). f roster —J. 3¥. Shenonl, Jv. I>. Cuusef. Walker —J. M. Bond, TANARUS, E. Patton,* B. F. 1 1 Farris. * . • * On motion of Mjr. Lev Ls.of (Irccnc, a com- ‘ tniuee consist!!'* of i.ewte or Greene, Thomas 1 of Muscogee, Bid ley of Troupe, Bright of, ’ Richmond, Dozier of Quitman, NJcdTendon oi’ 1 l°V.d 4 and Tripj.e of Mutwoc, was appuinted to report a permanent organiza ion i'or this Con vention. .* 0 “ o 1 •'1 he import of,the co.niiußt.ec was unanimous, • as follows : °. c , 0 @7 i resident—Gen. d&hn W. A Sanford. T•• ” ‘ \ ! o ee Presidents JOI4II Milledge and Dr. Ridel V. * ° deetetaries—C R. Hanleiter, L. F. TV. An drcw.s’antl 11. (’. Willingham. *Un Z. H; Clhfkft a eominittce of three, were appointed to wait upon the Prcsi ( deni elect bribe chair. C'uifltejuttee— -1 Lee, and San talers. . 0 ° O <3 1. Tiro f'igssident on taking the chair, said: j'e jiieased, geiiftleuton <o accept. n*y ackhowl ■ edgcujcnts iilv the great honor which y o ou have just conferred upon mo. . * , °° °'i he* cireunisotanees under which we mc°t j ht®rc to day, are such as ft'ijutre, ftn t*ur part, thoughtful deliherjitiTns and wise action. ho g?eat party which F*as. for a series of years, grayed tin? destiny oil this country, now tilled j with diseoidant aftd jarring can Be iib°: hunger held togetherLy the cohesive j ovuer of I public juunder. It is, Jioteevete, Bot my pur- ] pow to analj’/.0, khg eielnents of ; geuefius mtes, to point to ;;c°ts that prove it ° no longer of wise and.gooii govern-’ fo iuent. (>irtes is du]y, the umftSirdu- , ops Jack ttiludd the country iitlvmlcss from the threateuted effects ol it.- blundering nolicy; ahfl t sincerery^.devoutly hope filutt our action will } he such t*s to subserve this vePf desl io ‘do cyd. J?et pur.acftion Iff ro he such :ts to , bring the the virtuous, the pntri- \- oti men 01 9 Cve!y party cve?y #> section of F four country*; tftid iltt? dark and lowering cloudy j witicholiang t?ponoour political boteZuH will dts- 0# ! solfe into their airy Witlutigness,** Gift motion of J,„A. L. Ivor- f a committee of fifteen was appointed to prepare ioimftter for the aetten of this (Vfiivenfion. Co4J lnittce coiffasts of the following : Wright,“chairman * Kenan, ‘i'rippe, Tl ofiiafi, b Bigham, Wyche, *Lewi% of GSecne, Lewis <ft‘ Hancock, livans, Lee of Tlu.scogqe, Reynolds,i o ßffyington, Arnold, McClendon, Clajke. On motion the conytystee adjouvnod to thre fo’cloc4°. o 0 0 ‘ o ° e 0 te On mofiofl of 3lr. Lee of Muscogee, ’ o 0 11 Wm/, r l hat ;iti Exegn4vc Otftininittce, consisting of one from each Pongress&ma! Dis? ttietf he appointed by.the President of y tis i Conjjcntibn, of the ] arty fffr 0 fiominating oElec j *ors, teute lor all other legitimate purposes. ‘ ; 0 Ist District— C. 11. Hopkins. 2d District —11. fi.dt.* 0 °° 0 Sty J Gtet i-icf ß —L. f’. W. Atfd rows. O r 4th District— ];. A. T. UidleJ-? hth lh i r . M. Mi Her. • l Gtb Distric t—Dr. S. Jl. Frffcihun. ° 0 . o 7th District—D. H.‘Lewis.® 0 . . f Bth District—JAn M ilh r. . °o ° C) moDugoOi’ Ci o h o Hopkins of Mcfrjosh, ®he President of this Convention wafi ad deft to tfee Executive Cormnitbeq and made its dChair-1 o o mai „ 0 o o° • | O BItORT Qf .TKE COMMITTIip. . NVe, the represelitativcs of a portion of the people of o GeoixHa,-yi declare our unafteraf'lp attachment to thp Con 9 o •’ * —n 1 stitution and Union, framed by the wisdom and j cemented by the blood of our fathers; alid we bold fll questions of ggverumcntrd |n4:ey as suborui’ ate to the gifoat issue now :on the*Am iteay, people in regard to tii # ques tion ot* African slavery; anil we hereby l iedge ©aisolfcs-to cooperate cordially 4\itli all men ■of all parties in thfs gA'uwin’g’ Jveaubiie,*ftho ; agree with ua*in the en<oreemenf <ht the lowing cavdinaf reiation thereto? 1. i lie right*!’ property Ju Atrican sittvs is , • recog® nd fcuamnteafl b the Uoi^tiatition* of the [ ntted Stages. . 2. |?be % Temtorie%oC the (loverumenk arc the common property of the citizens et the ,-e- ° i oi j . 8 l qion. ° • ■ “i neither nor the territorial j loyishiUrt's have the jiower to pass any laws prohibiting the introduction of si;.very into any Territory, nos to abolish .slaverr therein : *nor any p©\ver ty destroy or impair the tight of property in slaves by any^legislation whatever. 4. That ft is tlie duty*o£ the Federal (Joverif- to protective citizens of every portion ofl the Country.in the onjpyment of nil tyeir pro-1 js“ity pf whatever•description it may consist and whqreCqr its constitutional authority eX-*j tends. 0 6 . ° 5. T 1 iat tiie enactments of State , to defeat .the faithful execution of the fugitive ! slave law jrc hostilq* in character, subversive of tire’Constitution, and revolukioifcuy ii* their effects. ° . ‘ • The committee further recommeed Chat the following gentlemen be®app tinted delegates ft tl:e°appf aching Palymuic *"onvc*nti?ii: • liKI.KUA IKS roll Tiy. STATE at LARGE. William Boynjwn, Joshua Hi!*, • • j *A. K. Weight, . R. A. T. Ridley.. * ’• Ist Pistriot*w-t?. fl* lloj.kins. .T. R. IS need - ed district —J.‘A L. Lee.J. U. U’imberfy. j clr.l district —Thoftias Ilardeufan, Jr. A. 11. Wyehc. ° . * . •• • 4th District—yJ. M. Cfribtmrv,• Adair. •Oth histrict Josiah 1%. I‘arrof, h Ido-* c-mn.-ir • • * .6th District—ft. W. WalkeJ. JT. Liynpkin. j< 7fh District-- Ishatfi teo. Kurtlotfc. .* bth Itfetribt-r-V. -’4. 1 James? Z Ij, ylarkc. 1 * The # was addressed by Messrs. Wwifht if• Riehmpe,tf*ap and JTflppo < l ’.ftonrqc. Qn*niotioa of Mr. Retklrtig it \\< ■ Jt ° /. \i.t the thank 1 * of This, Cutnen © 0 o lion, be,tendered so tlie President, officers and j, i>c<h'eturie.s for the very able* find iinpartia*! maniK'V in which they 4nive dischargccl their ‘ , respeetivOodvrties? e * . 4 On motion the .Convent?!) r..lj*e;rned ftiibc dir. o 0 ,J. \\ o . A. SANFORD, i) 1; * 1 t „.h. !•’. W. An fit/, ws, C Saerctaries. • * 0. ii. C- 1 ■ O „ „ *0 0 • o ® -4 © *■ 4t> ► ! E\!jncl IVom J'o*')'|tn;):frn!'e of tiir Sarunnah Itcpublirnn. e Da i.i j 6 Qti e A jiijj 12S 1 SCO. | Whatever may •■be sai p so the contrary, it newitlwlcss true, that the Aiiiericaiis and Old , LiueAVhigS, iiiciud*n_ veiy inanv A‘onserNitivo Democrats, have heartily united in Marvl.-Tiid.d with what* is •teriyel 100 Unlwii strong and with suitable Candida;’ s for dent ; *jd ice Presi Ant, tan g*ve tiie voti id our Mate to tlieul. ‘J'his you may*rely upon. — J he lPiftimore Puti i.-t, t;ji#e reliable in jts painiv ! daytt of Wliigg-ery, is, so far as i can leani.tlu j only joitrhai within our *■ unnionweifhh that up ! poses a or indicates a wiiliugncss to j surcumb to. or unite wit!* the J’epuhiieans.— i.ho reason of this is perfectly understood.— •she golden speli (*i sj nis, lores it ;yui those ’ ! now jcuntrglling’ its editorial culinns. Tlieirnh ! ject is iff compromise at a Iff liazard with Black Kcpubltcanisni, and support, if 11 c; ss/#v, the j Lhicago iioinin .tions. ii there shu4d 1 c bn’ two parties in the iichl next fall, \iz: i.ciin.- cratu* and iie^ubliean-? daiw hwid, trmt’to hi v •southern brethrei'i and sputliern . in.-tit I;ioits-:* must either remain pa-sivo or support Demo cuacy.’ \\w have* no other alternative.'* (five 1 us, imwevei.a t-hrorough mitumal man, litre from 4 extremes and seetjonaiism, standing uj.on tln* brpad*f latlorni of the ( onstitiftiou. hanirniiO’.!.s ivo nominated by the Baltiinojse (*on\cution , which meets .011 tlie I‘th of May next, and a gWirious future is in jr >; oetb J.\t, t,ive pre parations arh already making in anticipation cf the National Pyion ()|mositiori Convention to assemble here. o\\ e effect not less* than liftv thoifrund strangetr* present. Abundiuit. modatioie* will he i*miid *l'Ar alh° with -it anv a Ivanco in hotel tare. • in onr CPfv has entirely® subsided- Com*; (q.e, couic all I 1 we have* room and to spate, .with the Matcji string ’' e coiistant4y out. . JVe wiM be ‘clever— j show the heaufies°of our nioqumcntal cit\? ana h©t chaimingAlauglfters. . * . or'© ° o Q © ° X- Q © The (%iuins; Indi-prmlcncc of the- South. ? i lie XcwAjtrleafij < ‘rescenf s*iys it is easy *0 see, in the statistics f {Southern aoynneree and tra<Xcg what practical results hav;e followed *Tie*i* construction of out. railn*ads. But these is Another respezt iu •which their iyipor- : tance can srarceiy bd° gunputed.— * ; to the tendency of the South, created . by her system of internal improvements, to pn- ; lit leal *| w.eli as .cammereiaf a®d : power. \ ear fey y <*ar, tiie coni*crcc o ; ‘ Soth ern cities with foreign marts of trade increases •’ v,lUi “womhUful gro'jvtii. A few’ years murtg 4 byd the*jpnunereial indepei©lcne 01. the Smith ’ establtthcdAvn a basis \*hieh e*ni never afherwaris be disturbed, ueless interfered.wifli •by the%peeiae.lcgiijla110n*atld°qpprc?Si011 of the Ivetjeral i.J"v#rnnmiM. o tflius* *lic South, i*v ‘’ (jMoans'br imp productfiyis, and4:;c*fh<d that they* stone constitute oftjjjrVx pui©s,°\vill,be ‘'fyasuy of the sitSSrtioit” in tfie l nion, amk will he enable-?, reason of hV i >ing the keys of o comimwee. to flic talc to the ‘ Nt.rth the terms ®l ‘national alliance, bet us appreciate ouryiosition and prospects, ond *idh our time. Ruhnvhid B#/-/..• ° , • © ‘ 0 o o * M * O e # <s 0 ° Q Very rfnlty. flic jUississippnni. a°Democratic jpper pub lished at Jackson, Mississippi,.has the following 1 spicy allusion to°thc “ Pittlß Ciant ” We com mend it devour jAunocrafic brethern. Tiie Op position may well*- ; palt tlmir tin s ** ‘hi iore a burst of inveetrec as this. It 1 beam US out of ffeUt; ®Says the Migfwpimn'u o “With ota- issu ■ today,•wijhave Hirown the “last shei ifi\o the rotten bulk of Dou’gksim, until rfig meeting** the Charleston Ctjivgftwn! If that body blow it # loto S!ni*is.*or “sinfc it. to the o bot e toni e . f the sea, with its pi.*itieal ere??, we wiH ha\c- ifo occafian ft resume hostilities* hut if the National Demoerifciy drOopt their coloAand make it in*the approfeeh in I IkAsnicntial eontgst, with its- Cfpuitter S(M’O - eifSign, Whafevct servile wretc-Vs lm hope ioptrtfii by the of venal men, rftay do, with the J\[i sippia /* the light -* 11 hfn e but commenced. e ?Ce t> gp whejjb lead. AA heirthoy disapper, \Tc* cease to fol low,*’ * • and 8 a © © ® 0 • . lifi'ect of the frnu* of INOO. i * • The New*\ ork dimes makes an ala bora to and cand and slewin g of the effect ol’ the Census • of tlii •year on thy representation jof the several : M*tos :n <'l Rgvt .s. It figures that the States which will sire.: AJ#>apia, 1; ■ nnnectieut, 1; (Jeorgia, 1; Kentucky- J3; , # -tlfC # olifri f; New fork * 4; tkim 1 ; Pennsylvania Rlmclc Isfaij*] 1 ; Smitfe Carolina 2$ Tennessee 1 ; Virginia . I cimont 1. ihe States which will cam ueprft st-utatiifcCS arc: Iliiuois 0; Inflianria 1 ; lowa 4; Michigan 2: 1 ; ‘l%xas©J; Wiscon sin 2. ‘J he other States will stand as they arc. The Timgs sums u’#thc retiarkalje ful •lows: . • m . . * j 1. Ail the 0141 and Jiygc* Sjatcs of theUiiom*’ i without esci p!i.i, la-c ground % relath ely, hnj 1 most of then* positively. . *• . 2. ‘J bo South lus. grouml largely; (Tic new State of ‘l exas? having five-fold tb fiie old States, and lying west M‘ the Mississip-* j'i. in thfluonlymne tfuit gai§s. • .* *...'>, The on Tv part ©t’ ©ii e Union which posi -I’lively* giins is the Northwest —Bprcouri beingr, properlv included in that. • , j 4” The Northwest positively . sentativcs.and two senators *5 if $ inaeatfa-- ij. The slate States lefco 11 reprc^gntetH-es* ! and gaiu**4. postive 10-s of 7. The fre^States ’gain 14 and lose JO, being*a gain of 4, * witlk 4 Senators in. /Imnesota and Oregon.— LThe admismon bf Kansas and Nebraska, tiudi ‘ will speedily happen, will add 2 represen.tativjea. and 4 Senators to the same side. . * • o© ® (§? • ■ • ♦ • • ► --- ■—. © t uyi:i iii .\i w Oi ir:ms. Nrw OtLSUii .\i:ijr*4 —A meciilfg of dhizms is to be held twis’eVeuma* in ImAiyetic Bwanetost#st against .mo action >4’ the touisiaua vdhieh >Vuid commit I.ouis::*i..an-, t* disunion : also to j-o -ysst against * -• ♦ §■’ * |. “ .Josephina,” a eiiqrrylokin<y ne* gro, to yne of ] him, t 1! \. • ;o* An;. *! vde antieipaflon <>b dainfiii’ a Wozginia red wfei im ■■ 1 i# sseiit t” -mi car ; Mr. Caves,’ Said Joscphnm, •turning up* j still higher her wtiif-rounded-Mp; “1 dances * lly l ml'.”* , * • . * © r ‘0 j A poor fellow sgys: “In’an 6vi! hour I fte | came r.ddietetl to drink.* Pipm thafe moifeent,.f jjiavoibceu going down, until I have beeeine an outcast —a Jo^fcr —a thing of fttJccou<|t; fit for ftojhing elsy but to be a member of COl.- gress , * • —-— v ■ , P2d6tEEDiPTGS OF COUNCIL. MK< • * f*AK 111 lAIX.; * , . . Z'ot.V.jl, CHAMBER, Mat TANARUS, 18% • I J *- .a tit. SSo. C. < .1; . Mayor- Aldenaen Hdfeert, Wright. Dyson, Lace and • • M©v< Lthat tbo.< ■ *|in “o waaden 1 ij| , in tin-iiiv iS-n j K .;.i, a. Fame-Jig ® • i ?Lvt-d, t-hist a.e ioiiunir;- ■ ; > .->inf.‘r with the- ii\w< eh of i.a (] h * it*, nos Jef l‘e.i:>n Btreet?©e altowi !i Hi er tinre m n port. Passed. ; Moved, that S’, id m S.. chair:. of .* Street e ant .<> i. ed to 1 aVe the strelt tlie : ftwhyteriwi C .11 I; [rtitmi order. Fasted. . • There being no tan ei business Coiinerl H|tjourhed. * .V. F. i*i,lt .. I©, Drißtv Ckrktt 1l ■-#>!■—l lXl.il 1 % TIIOMASVILIiE PRICES CURRENT. • * CAREi I 1.1.\ <* v . IE! W . KL\ . * g % in. - Ail 1 i.!.> ( f ~/ • * 1 Dried ...., fib litfc'a 15* * 13.V1.L ■i N- ■—'K !.i ._•■ i’ yd # 1 ...... .. . .*.... j, *;• yd a .. Islnui i’ yd , 8 • IJ.V O ). e 1 ‘ R k *: -- ■ ii: Xoriuuiii . 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Friday .Tune* i • • • Seveji®reuth, Saturday ......lane 2* a *.♦ Eastwood, MnudaVf•...!( f.duße A * * . •Ilmiratfvdir, L*-.-i:p • ..June 5 ft > 1 omiisvilje, Fyst Coart Week, eoanseacnw the . llnril Monday hi JuneiM . .Foptlib purpose >f the Taxftetufnsof Thou* masjC oiltity, Gf* * \ mav2-3t ♦ JIKNItV .MMITRsT. K.J. R. ’ *.V /pWLS DKLIGIITFFL ufevKRAGE,tN ITS PEU- X section © ith choice Scraps —<s,cl auu spalling— commenyd Drawing to ©av f-tjt* lii.-onaat,the store of lb* undersigned. s’ • • . 14’ I-j*kiit on hand i*nstantlv, and f(?t ftle by May JOHN STARK. HENRY R ‘CHRISTIAN • ♦ sHiPPixa • ’ •’ tf| Mis JElffliM JiSCIAIT: * * sAVA.NNftII, GA. 1 Refers, hy h. — # _ • M iram bob V T*v-idem Merchants anad • • planters’ Sink. • | • , *J; !'■ it* Ippiner State- Bankof Georgia, } SaftauuMm Jji'ighoin, litl<lwiQ. & <Ti.. *O. C’ihenaXr Cos iluer. Wheaton.* f?.. I © (ASII AIAANt I.S MADlion consignments to my friends m Boston, New \ ork, Philadelphia ancLßaltiniore. BOrders tor 1 buffers Supplies fnled on reasonable terms. *m