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SOOTHERH^ENTERPmSE; YOL. 111. %b t S o t |mt (L'litii'pri'j h fJCJUk C- - , ” Pr " l ’. l . • =? • HBBCBIPTIOS. . •• • 9 • • TERMS. T.he” Soi mi • 1 Weekly I AtTwrPtmi Mt mmb, if pid ij . |j jrance, In. i.* Dul • • charged. • • 9 iv ,oi’ ■ - ! % A by the *1 • * # * * chan f • • • M * ADVEBTIsnC.* * TEKMS : j $ ® Ar>v 1 * 4 ■ 4 (eraqom >f tweltr* 1 ® riF ni. not ified hi to t . ® ed out aud eha % OarrcAttT Notices, not exceeding si.': lines, will be ‘ Woblisfied gratis; but * . 4 fsO for every twelve printed lines exceeding BUMtaccompauy aTi long rnSti @ ‘ 9 CP* Ad\ g : fi id ... then favors previ ous to 1U O'clock mi Tu 1’ : • • 0- ._ . . • # co>TK vc r tim eni 11:ms. ®C>ur c< - *1 ’ A V| following £- ** * * twelve solid Mini. 1 lines? ® ® ® ® i> : ~ ! ■ ~ * • 5 % j® ri J B*•®jc ; J ‘ C AorEnTisEMiixTs. = J ®® | S ® J3 @1 * ! •= I j? __2 si • r ’ j a aP ‘ One Square ® { * . Twj Squares ® s ® Three Squares • Mg* la i.a i®ig 25 00 gFour Squares 12 00117 ( ‘Fiv£ Squares V - # Six •Squares* o “.• I 1 1 ‘• > li t on :y, 00 One Half Column •:j 00 do 00 35 00 40 00 j Ttree Fourth®Column (fhw Col ® 1 00 rs>;i ® ® charged in prujiot Uon to tin.- space they oceany, at O.nk Dullak per Lane, (soli<j|Miniou.) ® vtv t:iffts. * Notici set @ftre c#uu>e)Aed bv law to comply with the i follow . * % # # * flj Admiiiinlrat.>rS Exeentor* os j C iß?i<t; n i;i: # A* ■ 1 Ext.- *’ * ® * held on t PI I by in the fi ® hours of ten o clock in UieAortSl * aft< Bthe ® . l 1 v ** Si * 4t-‘ given n Forty I/S .* the day ol®sale. ® ® Sale of Personal itt-oiii'rli f § ® jfotices of 1 $ be I • 1 ® # • Estate l>c|tfi nmt i <- it i : ® ® * ® Notices at J) m ® ®be published Fdftv T'uvs. ® Court of Oigliii.'ii v Lcffrv to St § ! ® • * ®, ,• *•* • - ® Lc* i : v> M • !•;.’ W# _ A4mlbiatration aod Qvafdiansfaip f * m Citations fo* L< Ad i tration®must be J pul lished l'iiirt\®D;iVß; lir li-:* mdt 8 * ®ftr 1 ■ Si ioniul * B. ® •’ • o O • of floi 1 gngomm m u „ ® _ Jtules for I , ... f lifted monthly for i’"ur 31*,:. ..s. EttaMiiftii'; I- O’! i : npi’: ®, _ A _ Lest* P * siSi : i ptf® * * #lih‘ *® . * * * ® ® ® TV 1’ iblicati ns will : 4 4 a •’ ® o Lef®W CABD#. ——o —* - ® , , I ... ®„® ® ® ®J. i5. R, Stanley, ® ® *A TTOESfcr A *LA.W, ® * * v co.,w. ® Will practice ia the Cou m # find C- cv, v. a’’'. . oi • • • m - W. ti # @4ec 17 ts A ) *® W. |MBI n % I, ATTCftLNEY AT* LA ® *■ 8 ; co& t @ Will frafcice in 1 ®2 t a ■ ru ‘ : #.l Counties. 11m 10 U . # 0 ® ‘® K. Mesandcr, @ ® ® ■* ATTOftNI?Y AT # „ , # “ ‘ 8 A - ® ® *• 1. It. BetlSord, Jh TTOENEY AT LAW. • • 2*\ *. 10UGH, 8^ Will sounti * ®*n i in 1 . @ I'i; uit _® o ® je ltf tf^ ; M. Dyson, @ Attorney at law, * ® TIIo.MASTILLE, GA. Oilice next no®.’ to Dr Brn-.-c's ® run IS ts m 9 EHfeneL. Slitics, ® Attorney la® m • # lA# T lLLff, GA® ® Ij. C. irjoa, ® * A T'TQBNEY AT L.f ® ® A,il> 10 THOMASYXLLE, G^. * ® m c. C. Morfflli, ® Attorney at law, • • NASHVILLE, BERRIEN CO., GA. §1 Will ] ‘ .* ® ■ uit; and the C unti"? Lloolv, \\ ■ . ■. 1 Hou®ierty ot the Macon; and CotFce, Clinch and W# of the BrunswicL Circuit. • Address at 1 Lit Creek l'caf Otfice, Ga. h 13 • ® K. TJPwplea, § ® ® • 9 * A TTQRNEY AT LAW, m „ , n A • NASHVILLE, BERRIEN CO., G L • jTio * H_ , • Situiuet 15. Spencer, Attorney at law, ® ® • •TUOMASYILLF. GA. Will give hi? eiufte at ten; Line to the Pra.t.ce of Lj*\® in the (J of tin. > *'.:irn Circuit. ® ‘ % 1 ; ••- Jf Donald Mel , building. ‘ • ih IS ts •• * A. V* McC arcig? 9 TUSTICE QF - THE f>EACE® • i (it {>:* C O 1 ‘ i ‘T> GJ. # All businesa eqjna * t •'# * and with dispatch. m nilt &j * 1 lias. ll.Remington^ JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. * • • >1 # * Colmontfw 1 fend terms, either in Justice's. Superiorfer lull i ior Courts. rnh 1’ “ • • I g , 0~ m • • Schofield's • * IHOCA WORKS,. ADJOINING THE PASS ‘ Eg DB , MiTcon **..*....* Georgia, • Manufacturers . CTF.ui Engines and Iloilers, ij and Ciin Gearing', •• (.'aye IK 1 1* and *l*ans, * Syiits) Boilers, # . * Sliafiinar,and J*iriloy. AND*ALL KINDS OF MaCCIIXER'S MADE TO order at short aotice. % E # REMINGTON ft sox. * jan 14-lv • . • Agents. TbomasriM, G*. 1 v~* r-~" • I • Jolo Worlt. \V®A BE \OW*PBEP VREAiTO 110 ALL iunds oi JOB PRIX IT> G from a Visiting Card to * large Poetef, £t,the Enterprise offige * Try us.*’ 1 t Lrcirs’ f k 'Biu a \. | Editor &. lAopric&r. ) MED?€a'l and dental®cards. * • • •_ 4L_ __ ® i 04# • m • ® • ®*® ® ! • # Di s. Hryt e so Meed, ® Having* w> pill lie. ® * *® ® “® , •* @® * # • - A ‘*® 0 * . • ,* ® a l * ] * P. 1860- * • * and D- a • l>r. # I TANARUS i * ® ® ® Ig, a * ® in Jeffer-q *- • ® 1 •*'!’ • • ® ® # :.c r * ... C® J. Mm ® ®@ • * 1 nerlv occupied bv E. L.! , 1 ;®* ..j. J 1 .'.:® ® ts EJt*. E. J.%Hlv%ros, m ® ® Practitioner gs # y, ®|an 1 GL'iSlOv.-, Taomas Cos., Ca. lv - @ ® ‘ —— j B>r. S, S. Adams. TTEREBY IN FOR 4 fHM &i • ® ® ® of * x <£ A 6 fee, April 2, j, l®® ®tf® j ®® ® 1 l ir.H*s. B|wc|g ® ! ETICE3 TO ; _A > ®yh IStf ® J>r. £ss a ftios?, 1| | * ® ? LY 11 ■ ® .. t • @ # Q be give 1 y and a,®- ®- ® ® _I f s I, ® * *flff . ® • -y ® 8 W # \KTEdf AVE TH.J CALADSANTAG% We can rel 1 * i* g ‘~i_e_L_L_r . ® ® • 1 facility ror ® Plate-Work, ® 31 NOW KNOT N® Wlilt il ; ■ 1 i.NOMIXATED® • ® ® Continuous Gum®Woi^, gob Platina | , rvious to any cf the acids, ~n A i ■ <S*. %: witl®j ® .* * “>.Pk I * vith their ci n ftnee mav rely • | 4 , le.® *l..': 1 ts * & m. % Eaton, WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CITI t IL izens of TbomaayiUe and vicin@v, tbat nhey are ® . : ,® ? t- ill - A ® V: lie MbK& ® ® * 1 *• ® ,* • * ,•**•*, * • * • • • *• *‘ . : ‘ S *■ * * 4 •* 0 V • Will be ‘*■ . _ ® ■%’!•* Strictly Private ® ® - ® ® ®®n 4 * _ And out pati ms in MLI e assure Lthatd A** . % . tercd% nv ot 1® * ® • ‘r* A I® AS €11? J 0 . * f INE I *••• ® • ® V:l, 1 .>■ T lV "'V' l UW j . .New Br&g Store. *I\E. I*. 9.4M0W g Dgig Store at I @4 J th< ® 0 ® PALM & PRO., j ®® : <® *® --'(g, Dnt; r u Mcll<*ins, Perfumery, Inin. • • FANCY SOAPS, foe-, . ’ j i> • # A V 4 • * . ai> ‘ ‘ ;ti "’ : I,J ‘ ® -- ‘ A ® fp, -. m n r ~®® ‘ 1® *. ® - and will be glad to supply them with such iHticMl I tbex mav®ieed. ® *® ®0 AL '®’- ® ‘ Ker e, iri ® #> §) Fine 1 ® ® sale. ® _ ® may vA-tf -® • ! On iff) • (Heines. <§, jx T 1 E$ ® K£LL SELEC • ® @ ® 41 kind-® ® , Paints, t ® ® articles, 1 _ u f. (j. ®® a *’ vA3, Dru gi v T ffe, May 21” A ® - TToll ! I rj?HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING TAKEN A STORE P £ ‘ a @ r?a• ■ ® • # Medicines* 1 ® ® ®® Chemicals, ® Pan®.,® „ • ® oils • ® Dye-Etflfi?, ® ® ® a ® ® 0 Perfumery, ® L:-ic, Sl ® ® ® ® ® TolAtCgo, ® ® Segars,_ ® s • ® Fine Brandies, @ ® ® ® “WSlnes, ® ® ® m @ ® u ® ® Ate, ® ® ® ® ® Toilet-Soaps, ®® m ® @ P®r*sh,® @ &C., &C. *?ll 0® sold ox reasona ® * LB XER3 Att :ftn .;v s ® to t’ f preparation of ® Ph] ißrian’s Prescription. VA, * f • N. | ALP, M. D. j® TliomaavilleGsg, June ® ts • -II I rn y—■ @ ® • ® ® I Saddle and IJaracss 33anufac „ A LARGE AND COMPLETE® ASSORTMENT OF. -*\j * ® -® ® , < * ‘ s ® ® • ® ■ ‘ ■* # • i • • *. * * • 1/ “ ‘ •*** . Kept ®<m ittttli ft the ® * • •• M GIAN & ftITTLE. a Idle KERAIBING protfrtly at®| tended to. * ® ® • h . ® •iy I *'*.l3/kaßs! Bo*6Wei!*® A CHOICE LftT ? SOOKS, FROM®THE®BEST | Q ; of I- # 0 • *• •! * • PREMIUMS • awarded td*the purchasers of ft® I*l >hin •’ ® lot. j # • X. G. X^pDONALD. Thomas Till?. Ga-ging 0 r m * * tf* • Soda Water. * *rpnis DEDfGHTFJ’L BEVERAGE, IX ITS PER- X fcct*>n —with choice Scraps —cool commenced Drawing r # t!.e season, ag the store of the undersigned. • * , , . XT’ ICE sept <♦! hand consiantly, nnd for sa,e bv May 1, 1860. # # Jvii^ THOMAS'VIECE, (SEQRGLA*, WEDNESDAY* JULY 23,*J8G0.:. i*® ® 7 ® \cw Tailoring Cslablishmom. Linfctsay, M ?:<.*'tAX'i TAILOR. tVOCLD KESDECT^UL- Iy inform thexitizens of _ **4*!* ’ ‘Tkomafvilio® ® f ® ® m ® t> -vV ® }I ® JU'XTJy, & that ne has opened a SHOP , f,PrA> 8 * Parnitur© Store,® @ ® where he yiff be pleased to wait 11l | ® _ _-®v. ..j v i.r or i.un m\ 1 ‘-A i m ® ® ‘ I.® rmests of all kinds cm latest and most ‘ ®--- §k>thes. Ca . and V. % hlolm lA* AriioUl, j-IJf&CHANT TAILOR, TS STILL AT ft IS OLD 3 st# id Law<_ @ * B Btores of Remington m®l IS®* .* A Hubert where L# it prepared, A, j. T ** * * .<, f tKrj 1 f All Kinds of Work ... ] ® in his line in the best style and I latest fashions. a ’ i'-gy-; ! c\ ®He has on lian lit good supply c’ j - jV l j of line patterns for _ In \ L @ ° ].. 0) * _ Pants, a | / I l a %® ® Vesss,€•:<?., •? : j ...^ with all the necessary trimmings, vLrj^r which will be cut and ifiadelb TB *■- . 3 order. Catting done at all tiin<s in the lsnest fashions ® ® 53P* fall jiiW examine for yourselves, lomasville, Ga..fi)ct. 3d?"1"39. ® ® ftf ® Architect and guilder. rpifbM AS® having permanency | located oilers his services *> an <g ti’cipieei tiot* httilc'ci\ ® to the ® ’ ftr.s of Thonnsville and try. amfewouil respefifully inform them that he is? 1 Vai ired to*take contracts l’s building Dwellings, t io® ,® or other holdings.® IN EITHER WOBS P BRICK, • and will give his ptr&tginl {Stcntion to all work en trusted \g him. (§> , every description, made to order or repaired on short notice. ® fc-Fy Orders for COFFINS will receive prompt 3 attentifn. . ® . ® ® ® ® Rcftloncts. ® ► J>r W IS>.irt;nir.g. Albany, ga. ® Dr A Major. Carolina. ®® J Aafceak, Prea’t and?, Rank. Wadesboro’, N. C. ®®W II High, Sheri 11. llalei. N. C. # a near the Court House. ® ® • mh 17 br ® THOMAS J%NipK3. ® f, Bajgftins| JJargains!! if lAN Hi: iIAD AT Til® FR 4>MEDSTOKE, NEXT ® ® door to R. Evans, l>v ® J.SGHIFR&JBRO., V, 110 HAVE RECEIVED X LARGE ST®tClv or sptya ®W b■ •. ..,• is COO s.'.IALb, tLey offer to -11tl nr GOODS at vetg§ L<?W PR ICES. * ® . ® * i all soon and examine their STOCK and I’riCi-i.> antfeyou can SAVE aboftf T W EN 4g&- -FIVE PER CENT. Thomasi®lle, IVOf'ti, SSZsieitsnfhls aiwf CAria,*} , •; HEEpP', ; • \T Tin lei’s Stand, whose the are prepared to do __ aft kinds 41 ® V -*%. m %KTo3? lsf gin their line, at ihi@snort- JyfrW ‘ ‘* (•: i notice and ii®the wry * -A best !: ’.in- . ‘*& A a y I : g*3 Worltjfe* *■ ■ ■ *'<? of every (description, *V Si E l*llßl.\G - { W agons and 13u® r ies. tStd ® | ! most satisfaction. ® ® ® ® ® CarrlaKOD .—The subscriber^ liave a ___ : Buggioss, ®@ _i. ‘ |- Koekaways, ‘• ® : Carriages, V- - A ! from tlm North, which ’* they win soon liavi® * -Vb •® . ® • ‘®ON®EIAND. “ *. ‘ V ‘ ani up a r^tilar i) pf. >5 J / f ® ® 1 I tr -U PJ J VJ* J 1 to Mpply tne demands W 1 ihej ‘ltionmsville. ® ®- @ -4 * i hipi. 11. Il%miMgfoii- s ® I '@SCHANCE AGENCY— |® ® ® f<s: tift: j® Southern Mutual Insurance Qprnpany, ® OF GEORGIA, AND THE ® | South Carolina OF ST AT®: OF SOUTH CAROLINA. I t&f~ Office theJPostoffice. § x.e.w“fj ImT 9 JL * 13l . 1 “• • i > DEICLE. IypMIN&TGN & DSKLE @ HAVE JESS’ OPENED A#tE\V ‘Furniture Emporium,’ % @| whore will he fund a Ir so asiartuuntgpf the latest and < most fkshioSkble style*®* ® F. Ts*lt NIT\JBE: ft J SUC* AS . @ Tables, Chairs, and Bft'e.-n^ ftVaah, Light and TonpHStands; a ® $ (§> Willow Cradl< - anil Cliiyprs, for Children.^ ALSO —Just*reec;v< d—a lartre lot of fresh and beaSftfufc . P.I€TUIiE&. French Li ft lags; ® § P @4 . Clav, fVfnOun @ T;:<.-k#on anu ofliers, liie like • he p&lon ® ® ® The Vo\ age of Life—-a series :@f.l so the Seasons. 1\ iv.i s iv'Aiing to ♦... valftible -elections g-.rill do Via-11 to calru:. i eXaiaine “etts T.Oln lit delft . ® ® • —*- IX OUR TARO IftASSORTMEXT OF FIXE PARLOR * OP XTKNTTTJRiTC, * TYJLL Blj rt)UXD EVERY V.’ RIETT &. STYLE^OF j® *. •* ® ‘Cliairs, ® @ ® Such as i T->p 5;Ar,..,l s. : r Rochr-rs ® # Beit i®Spindle StonesPaslor €nadn; Lady’s Sewing Chairs. &c., &c. a large assortment of • feedsteads >of all kinds —Foot Roll Gothic. Coua®?. Bow ‘Bop, &c. All ..f which will be sold chan for cash.® ! • E3F’ Orders wf.l iv. rive prompt attention. •Emporium next dob? below McKinnon &. Co.’s. nov • : *— CIOTTO!¥ BELTING—anew article; just ) received and for sale by • i gpet 8 ® • * • From A V • ft f-> t* L * ®l (gj ® ® ® Orsauizattcu. ® ® ® The greab facts of flig present® | gassiy c-fi 1 rehcuJeik I'J.ey stall i tfot * , sotnat th^nJltoordinary tuiu f may distinctly undeTsyutd them. We are threateigi with the I sgccces of ftic Black Aominees. an ! even&givhiclP would l>* evil ®f dire portent, | those who .go oppo: 1 tn Such a consuuiatiou. ‘Phis may be done. It is practical 10. Theup i por*#s of @ Lincsn a®d liamlin Aire confftbsedl^ 1 1 a minority the Act erf of tMfe United State® 1 here a doubt ot®thi#fact in tlie mind |®)f an igtellig* nt mat. Their opponents out ; iuSnbgr them by hundreds of thoosands. How® then. I. m 111 iin fm by exerei- • the ! power which bolon ;> to majorities ? How may j)ti e in. j u.iy clct t*?*ir s and ib.i'< it : the nand,dales oi the® iniii§i ity l ®EviJi. nt!v, by utiitinggjtheir sfrenyth; by s;n®e set of eanefidates, who are Psi every r# t?o|jthy, faithful, national. Bell and Everett, it are eminently na tional, able, experienced, and with (diaracters j tarnished morally and politfeally. lln vhfve hosts of and supporters i® Stm in tb<§Union. They- have proved by their acis, less thith b,g their words, that are de )yptcll to the interests of the wlWde country, art’ fSithfgi to Constitugjon, *unl posses y,ie elements of gret^®popularity. ®.'i Ley be elected.® There is no iiood reason why ever 3® Rational gouslitutional man iu the Union should not support them.® ® iFliere is no rcas®n why every man who coos not desire ‘@ie succe.-s of®the xliatk liepulili cans should not ujion tlie National jb uion Ticket. Nobody doubts that if all the nationate Alien of the country would thus vote, lftil and Everett would be triumphantly the over Lincoln and Hamlin. Further than tiiis, nobody fhii duubt that il'all the mftfcnSl men of the would unite upon them ®lHs fact such life aud enthusiasm toe Actional men of the North anS \\ i eauSfe them to come up the- support of and Everett in suiheietit strength to elect t^em. ‘i lie struggle therefore, jtritb the na - tionafemen of the if theA Union®fiekr t, it will be - tlrSt its opponents Can do. ‘i lie national me if of the inm® can®bnit® ifpoti If ell and E?ver#tt,Aiut tlft y c-annut upon e.mdi dates.® The and political auimositidP .of 81c democraticpartysrende? the latter impossible. ‘1 his result is turner imuie lly t larity of the AShniiiistration tnruuglgr®t the middle and Northern WKi of tSbao portiS’ui'M th® country be upon either of tlßi ; but 13 eM and are p®pular with them, and upon them tfiey can Ijjg rallied force with the aid o? ) thc®ha- I men of the to them. \\ the ltougla# ticket will but a shadiftty Existence, il any a4§ll, fei several ol® the Souther® fc’tates, @tht> Lreekenridgegjickot will ifave ;°fi ei.;,ti dlyAthmlov.y ii‘ any at all, in quite us lrge a number of the North ern and Utates. *Lut the Bell ans ti(&et is ftloiig, and will in® numbers and North and and in every aft exception or in the l nidft. Hence, furnish a common of unioif. ofe harmony, biauding upon tli# Const it ut tun@i n and the L upi-nft *®-eat high rock.they ahoid a cummoif platform, up on which® 11 the l'rifhdss)f try, in its unity and in it^ grandeur and true glory, appeal to men of coinmou senJb iff alfeparties to c.r- <S) ® &tl 3 • ® ® > ® ® Thc®e, then, are salient joints of tliey?an vass. ibey can be easily show n inrfmui aiSl v%- shall take an opportunity at our'leisure to th 3111 in ®Ufs way. ® Now, what we wish to say, distinctly, this morning, to all the liietS of tl&C'onstiutior.ul National candidates, is this: There m® tens of thousands of good u:fn, patriotic and national, in evei®.’ Southern Sgtate, who, 91 j%f the late rupture, are entire!y®undccided whit course to tak? in the preset^condition Every |Jirob their hearts beats loyally to the c lfft.ess and of our country. They tft voW in waVps to slow tlicir at tachment ®o the pridfciples 0# thoir@he oic fa tin cr®, tilfti established oftr institutions with ifiup.li labor and many These fifon loath# theJdea of disunion as an s®ieidal thing. These men live on their away in the interior, amPtakekittle fntere t in sources of information are but limed. They may see a one sided sectional sheet #n? then, hear a— These are tliei® c?iief reliatice for concernflig the events that taking place ®around them. ® - . ® , ® ® The contcftt will depend ngPinlv upgn the vStes of these thousands of®the into < or, ufsn whffiu the subject of politics in a 1 pagy sense rests and who are ready to We mus® therefore reath^ these men—all of tligpi. \V @ %)Want to present to them the .great points of t|ic canvass #n a * clear peilpfauuus ©light, so that they can* the wgole groutfd at a glance, lor this purpose thetftfoMC we need organizations ‘] his is detuhrafitm upfh whjphtnc wlftfle qus tion will W<®must circulate dfliicmcnts * Und papAs eontaiuinjfyie truth, the whole truh, awl nothing but the truth. That is wkat we want, and tlftit is wha® we must in order to succeed. Evers |Sari®!i in the Stat^should 1 have an efift tive parish organization guild every ward an effective warcPorganization. ®A®State organization is, u ot c*ur.S£, to wliifli the paristedhd ward oganizenon erm - ply fijr dGcumcflts. ®l.ct this be lloiie. and* let speakers be appointed 6 for®every parish in Ahedtstate. In a word, let?he®Bgil frul Everett or J?ni2?ition be TitSle thorough and complete throughout t|e State, and it is@as cc r to dhst its electoral jotes®i*r •r u i s ' ie^®lien as sun t 0 r ’ se ’ @ i ,e Ala- State® Convention Electors in addition to Spite electors. This isa capital idea and Should b# adopted by flic Convention of Louisiana. * friends oY 35e1l tlyouph out the South orginiize —organize everywhere* Let rich men *vho do not wish to engagetsetiv^ly lin the canvass p*y, and Tet the you ®g m?u work. i ® From Pw Rome g 8 ttutcrahcj * To listen ai® flie bnsg and bluff of yi%Se cc€ei>, on®’ vvaPno other rparty i the country. That it was all one way, afd |bat tliey®were M may be so; the j onlyjiope that tlu? people of this country mav haviPno qpuse to*rcgret it hereafter. ® r ßlle Ell?- : ep'S v? the will make more Abolition ists than iftl tle speeches evu*- delivered® The decoders are making hew party tests and AOW® and. mauds Si the* thJt tliaA section will never gftnt. ®®* ■® ® f ® ticket ®\\ ®l not respectable | voft ii® State. A party can ( never In® lormod upon the basis tlie®fc?cccders | v-f ■ -so. Intele® - .od per.-.ms, mean polti ti 11s so; tern; -n-ary el tot, of ih sL> 1 1> c will j rove we are 1 i_l t. ® j ® 3iarL\tt-.l@l !# ; distineily st.#cs lie believed thaf slave pwiperty was entitled i Congressional protcc- Hqii; bit lie that Northern statesmen and Smithern statc.-niicn, no; let the people of the T@ritori?s settle that twi. lie says he agreed to that; therefore that f/rinciple of non ftitervention was incorporated into the dfcmprw mis* measures of 18gO,the®Nebraska-Kaiis Act®of and tlie ®Cincinm#i l’latform of 185(3. That principle agreed iq All by th* the South is all we now%sk. \o ask the®pevple ofe this to stand to their plgflges as We Relieve Northern people have a right to twpect that much of tlw > South, ‘i is then, Avill the people oi the South fe|fuid to the contact, ana main tain their lioiiOT inviolate, or they in ihe® wake of a few irresponsible and corrupt puli ticians, disgrauegtheW section by violating tlicir ’diglited faith ? 5\ 0 will show hereafter why this Secession movement if sustai'fied the Southern people will work injuriously toJthe, I cr-untry.® We this for •bu® for the National Democratic party, ad against the politicans. ® ® # 'i’lie North and the South in the comproliise slll ea-arcs of If5J, *4ie Kansas Nebraska act of 1851, agreed to the ventiAn. Now if the South violates the 1 argain as can the North nave in her hefo after?®* C.afi anybody any lfution ? W e ®th nk not. We believe tfie South is bound to *Uic principles of Non Interve*u(?on in conceivable %ay. It is a matter of honor in lrSr to stick to the cotWraft as made. let charge of b.M faith be truthfully® brought against you. Mr®Toombs, in a Speechdeliwr !*.! July®lßsU, said: 1 thought i| was the duty ofetlic government to pr tect property in the Tergjtoricf un til they should eifhieigto as States, an®thi tliem d* as tliey p 1 ca e< 1 . ‘1 h*'u was not a lai party to @ sustain this ®doetrifte • but I believed it was right then, and BdieveT so now. @ But u large portion of thl Southland a great number of®tlie North, cftti, said: “Lcfus leave the people of |lie*Terri torics to pass on fhis an# domeaic rc- as tar as the (?bns!itii|i(-n wil£ ®allow.” t agre"d toAt. Congress adtq-ted it a;d incor porated tin®kill of @ The Senator from Main* says ji is not there. 1 ?tff% him tnii^evidencoA—fliree-fourths of the S<yiatc,#nd ‘ there. He bus oppose? both, but he undertakes construe u*u®meaning lbr us. . 1 do hiu®a o o od exj uiifider %f others’ crewls. [See Appendix] Cout/ressioagl o4th oil, p@BGJ.] ® ®® ® ® ‘ @ Edwarl Ercrctl. ® @ The Ssvnftnah present Charlefton Convenyon, says of the lion. Edward Everett: ® ®“M e, ayhfist, now—ancfcwe assert itjs an great @ vir*uo and patriotism will Iftve their Wiianpli latw-thnt a large minority @f the late C&arl<ton Democratic Convention perfectly pay their Jfibute to his worth by nominating him as their candidate ibr the Vice P&sfdency. We say we luiow thissto he so; jre delved the informa tion from persStiai interview with the delegates from the >orth<gmd the ® i confirmation of the „ foregoing, wejrnotf | that one of most influential and high-tidied : do c-gates horn thi^ District at Ciiarles ton declared his preference forgi ticket com posed of Jutcr Everett. dele gate Irom the Bth District, a large slaveholder ana who has great political influence, expressed his preference for such a ticket. Ant yet some of the new light Democrats are trying to<s make out Everest Sh abolitionist! What an outrage upon political fairness.— Journal <b Me&eng#.® ® ®® ® Fu-iion F&-i>iideleft by t’ic lUouglns Hen. ‘A circular has been published by the ‘--Nation al Democratic Executive Committee,” at Wash ington, that body i#terly repudiat- idea of fusior®with the Brecfenridgp wliom diey call Sccedcrs, that or n®iy be cfltert#b®cd. f s ® * s , .., ,® ® !® Xo man ever knows when, where, or gvftbm he’ll @viarry. It fc®all nonsense planning and peculating about it. You might as well look out®f’or|i spot to lull® in a steeple You come small) down in tbc middle of your specu lations® ® ® Q ® slr. Yancqjp>proelaini? @ that tfi(pci®is a jfeady nibbed wliieh is to the story of another 1 already |wisted which Js to be knotted unde® i the left ears of those wo shall cre the rA olution.— lbeitdce. % ® c> <m m . „ s ft ® The British Governnfbnt has officially®notif- President Buchanan # that flic Prince U ales will shortly gatJada, and that he will proc&d directly Canada to Washing ton. ® ® • ® ® “P®mp, was |cr ever dtunk? ” ® a ®Xo intoxicated widi spirits g,nce, *£ind da#s enough for dis darkm. you,® (*aesar, mj head idt Ss if ic was an outhouse, while all do niggersin de®world were splitting wood in it!” ‘ ‘ *• -*- • Am man very mueh intoxicated wb to statTon. “ did you not bail Tiim out a by-stander of a friend ‘Piail him out ?” exclaimed the other. Vs t pump him out!* ## * t TERMS, TWO lu # Aavnuc % .i * Dale** Canoe | ; ig!il, ® ® Austill ami myself got in. J uuultf Cmsar pafidle wilLiu forty faccsftwhcn of us ® leveled . # As two boats approached, one ot them hurled his gulping me. It the boat throu.l^a*' 1 l*ou di j*-t grazing my thigh as it passed. The next moment th§ canges cmio in contact. ®l a : og,e of my feet in each beat, fame instant foiemdt w nffiur leveled his rille at my breast. It liash#d #i th(®pan.* As quick as lightning be duWmd it. m.* aimed at me a blow, which I partially j arri*d and beforehe could i shattered his skull with my gun® In the mean time an Indian stguek down JcTry, | and w; #u; to ui -pflch €iim when 1 broke j> hi.- lu®ld. It parted in two pbßcs. i he barrel Jerry seized and tlie finht. The stick I hurled at one of the savages, lie ing harmed. Caesar handedftue his mus ket bayonet. ® m * i'inding ms If unable t* keep the two boats | in juxtaposition, I resolved #> bring natters to an issue, and leaped into the Indian boat. My pirogue, with Jc riy® Jim, and C'aftar floated olf. Jiig lired ;g)d wounded the Indugi next* I to me. I now stood in the centic of their canon —a wourifle • savage i.i the who had bcee < snapping his ] iecc at me, duimg the and @ four powerful Vasujfa in front.® The lirst one directed a furious blow at me with his glanced fttpon the barrel of my mus® k*t, anu I staved the bayonet through his bo y. As h®i‘ell the next one repeated the at* tairfc. A shot l'ftm Jerry Austill pierced his ‘ heart. Striding oyer them the at rite wit]® his tomahawk. 1 killed him with the bayofiet, and corpse lay t<4 ween mg’and the last of the party. I kne®i him well—Tar-eha ehee, a noted \ycstkr@ and the best ball player in his elan, ife paused a moment in &pecta-<§ tion of my attach; but, motionless, he stepped backward ft bow of yie canoe, shook himself, ftivc th.e war-whoop of his tribe, and cried ®ut : Big Pam—l a man -®I @ am comftg—come on 1 As lif, said this, with a bounded over the dead body of his comrade, and cWrcetosd a Mow at my witfehisft-iflefthich left shoulder. I dashed ihe around lbs ribs, and the point hitcbfcd his Igiek bone, pressed him down.® Asd pulled the weai'On out he put 14s ln®ids npo;: the sides of the farioe. am? endeavored to 1 be. drying gut® Tar-i^ia thee is a nui|. lie is oot al#aid t$ die! 1 drove the bayonet through his heart. 1 riien tieoicd to the wounded villian in®the ‘4ern,who sn#qipeX.his ride at as £ advanced and had j been yuriitg the the, 1 war whoop, in tunes of hatred and defiane®, ex claimed, ‘1 am <Bi warrior®-! auf* not afraid to As he uttered the words I pinned him | flown witlijny bay(<noA,dftid he follow etMiis ele | veu contra cl $> to thcftuul of sj#rits. ® — 9 . ———• @ - Thc#rfcccl of JForJ&i^ Only yventy ago last November, Louis the present jfuiperor of France,) left ; the iy. Charles li otcl without pacing bis board j@bill. In the ft-Ug*f)r]<®nis Bee of November j®2oth, 1839, appealed the folfßwiftg account of | ; tlfe ‘-liable Count’s” dcq suture from that cify: “Count Louis Napoleofi rival in this was announced in several of the papery has left New Orleans in high tfcid j goon, ahd for just reason. yesterday morning by the propnefbis St. ; Charles Ugtel, that itftvas customary for gefi : tlcnicn traveling witlnftit baggage, sOthe^Count was <]4‘'tidi4|y provided in fehat xfty’ for a man of $s titulaf dimensions) to pay fur tlieirboard in adv®)ee, whcr?\jpon the Allowing dialogue ® ® ® “CVufht—®My name is sufficient fordny bill.®’ * ®® “Publican —i our name, Count, is a*ery gq®id name, butengpn’t buy marketing.” <§fCount —Make out nay bill.” “ Publican —It slfcill be done.” ®, @ 1 if % s lik* thereupon presented the Dill, mfdff out in the name of Count L@.N T . Bonaparte. “My name,” said the Count, ‘-is Louis Na poleoi®l>onaparte—l it in full ou the account.”® @ @ A second Jnll made out and®the name in fair legible letters. ® name,” ®aid the Count, Xapo lecn Bonaparte, prinoe of Segoria, Efamschaf ka® and othef dependencies— -sav so in the bi|), ’ responded the of nfbiluy. “I wiH not make out a third bill,” said th@ , c V k - ® ° * ® .® ® ® ®. •“Then I’ll be d—d if I pay it!” said his Excellency, and forthwith absquatulated “ ® ® *— ’-•* -y ® ® To l’oang W ives, @ @ % Youfm wive.Ailwuj'saiced advice, and for tlie# reason that they are and have little experience. The editor of tli£ American Re public will give them a bint or two for matri monial digestion,* ® ® $ Six tfbnths alter you arc married fO graiible, b|Csiso your husbfnd is not as looking asMhe |'ancy pictures in the portrait? gallery. conniptions r %vd®y other day because the Misses %irflv are oil to Saratoga or Itfuian Springs, and you have only a good, com fortable, pleasant home to stop in- Get duijjpy at niMft ‘jtcause your husband dosen't see the necessity, or can’t Afford to spend sfive or t?n® dullifts to go opera. Get testy because bis business detains anddic don't efrive you on pleasant Sftc-rnoons. Make yourself misenfbie because lie flon’t clfoose to his alaryburying you in silks, satins, and the wlnije world of^Bl-de-rols. — him quick because he won’t to iilMie £prs, and shows, and con certs that arc givens Charge him with penu rioi&ncss, because jje faik to buy J ou all the BookPthat are AAudyour and affect a few toys, because® he Browns, or Peck sniff?or ms’ have more jeweiry than you.® h?f kind ®nd affectionate words return a or a sen?!. To®aljghis®generous and® thoughtful deeds be un*rateful. by 35 or so, be as miserable, foolish a woman, fed as despised a wife, as can fb found in the ; longest summer day. • • •V coxcomb, talking ot the souls,said —In the time of Closes, I have doubt 1 was a golden call.” “ \, er y - I f plied a lady ; “ tffne*bs you,pf -notti i ing but the®gild*ing.” , ® # • no. ig; <§f> a