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SOUTH!"! > V it’ VTT? RPR 18M--
O® /\J 1 11 i \ jJN FiiN 1 Vj 1\ 1 i VlC*> JUJ.
LUCIUS C. BRYAN Editor and Proprietor. ,
Terms, $4.00 a year in Aavance. i
Law and Medical Cards.
BRYAN & HARRIS,
iTI'OK\CIS U LtIV,
Taomsniif.K. <;i.
.
1 )FFi i ‘/. 1 etcl* and • v f
■ Staik's Cnif.ctMhta jr
L. C DRY AX. U 11, HARRIS
Mar U • 11 ts
MITCHELL & MITCHELL.
ATT >*•:% * A r I.AIV,
TIIOM ASVILI.E, r : : GEORGIA
over McLean’* store —opposite
Mclntyre At > onnir s.
\V II Mitchell, R G. Mitchell.
J uue 6 ly
S. il. SfINCtH. C. I’ Hvvsti.u
Spencer & Hansell,
|J’ I <i) ,t \|A ‘ tl *. a>%,
THOM \sVILI. OA.
v\ df legal btni
n •■■■
• • V -Ml (:..r ii -i• • o.a. •*: t- ‘*
West*-':.—til'.. . Ware ami'Appling, of
ft;.- Irn■■ iS"\vsck ( tiiuil
..
Store.
W M, % II K>* J SKA AUD.
HAYES & SEWARD,
vr TOUMAI AT I.AW,
THOMASVH.gr j : GIG KGI A.
mix 8 Ou
C. C RICHARDSON,
Attorn ey
AND
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
TaO-lAVIL.I.K, ga.
.June 0 2-1-ts
J. K. Krill, tt. D. W'.F. Do Will. Al. I>.
lli-N. lifclO N l)rUl if.
OFFER their services to t .e citizens of !
Thomasville ami vicinity.
\3FOFFICE at Dr D Witt’s D sr Starr I
Feb 21 Btf j
Or. T S. IKiPhHS.
OKF I C K
IN Hlt| K 1.0 I’ with KFHIDKM K.
b. . IRYOb \
RESIDENT DENTIST
TH MASVILLE, GV
be found at tlie old
t T stand oevtlj.ied l.y liiiu for
the last ted years ‘iOjrTN J
Auk 2Tl2m
Dr. W P CLOWER
f I AVISO permanently located in I'homas
I 1 ville, offers i.is k r9frsional Hrrvi.
res to tite public.
( at the Drug Store of \V. IV
Clower & Cos.
i— the house formerly ov
copied by Dr. Unu>doll. mar 14 ly
FItESH
DT?.UGrS!
l\lt I*. S. BOW I.W has just returned from
I “ New York and l'liiladelpiiia, with a laige
stovk of
FiiESfl All M ABLE Ml
Purchased with a great deal of care friiii the
best maim fact u.ers in the coimtr - embracing
every article in the Medical De; artmeht—
which lie protwses to seli >u as good ertns as
can he had in this marker.
lie would call particular attention to his
large supply of
FANCY ARTICLES,
Such as. Soaps. Cologne Perfumes Pomades,
Cosmetics. Hair ami TANARUS t Unislies. Coiubs.
Ac. all of which he can sell at reasonable
prices, considering the ipi din of t‘ >■ arti les.
He has some preparations whieh will re tore
to the bald head a be mtifnl sail of hair turn
gray hair to its health, and natural eol r. ..lid
restore ihe bloom of youth to tee faded visa.e
He would call spec .1 mention t iis I .rg*-
stock of Pb.tlon's Ni-bt Bloom im t even- and
Laird's Bloom of Y"Ut (! re me ■ C 1/
1* S. BOW K
Jane 20 -5-if
APOT ECAIVi
W, P. GLOWER & CU. 3
DIIUOGHSTS
Havs rennvn: and an 1 reti .•! the Store t.ex:
lo Yon.g’s Hoit-L for the purpose of es
ta h li*iing a
First Class Dri g Store.
t he t> -w firm ask ‘or -i !): ’ o’ patron
jt~e. an i invl’c the alt n in nj Hie inti’
tuei: well sc’.Ocicd s'.-c* Oi
>k-iU infs,
I'anify unt! Toilol Ir’lfii s,
and Fi*r umrry.
fln<* <i|cc in; ! U i'fiss
Keros**o an l Oil.
•■DY::srm-s,
1 ■!•••• her wt'ii eT v ntiiir article usually
kept in aw, II np ioed Drusj Si >rc
rkf/atciant Fretcriptuna carefully
prepared 4 t
Jan 24
zoiFLTJGrSi
AND
mmvniiE
rphe uudersigued having purchase ih*-
[ elegant Drug Store o D Little, ink*
pleasure in announcing to the ) eople o
Tliom teville. and the coutr y generally,
that they have juM received n lull supply
of fresh Drugs and Medicin 5. l’aints.
Oils. Perfumery. Stationery, el., etc Call
and examine for yourselves
15v strict aitention to business, court, ‘
ous and honorable dealing with our c',.-
tomers we hope to merit an I receive a lit €
ral share of patronage
WINN & CASSELS.
James N. Wins.
Saucel J. Cassels.
jan 17tf
TE greatel Purifier and Disinfectant
known —DARBY’S PROPHYLACTIC
FLUID. For sale bv
W. P. CLOWE R,
CS I>riigg!|te.
Commission Merchants.
‘■ - r -
Smallwood. Hodgkiss & Cos,
COTTON”
3F” a otor s
AND
G K N E U \ I.
C > .1 jf 13 SIDN
MERCHANTS,
Vo JO .leaver ~t.. Yew lork.
1 .1 L. SmaLLvvool*, f.iriuerly Smallwood Earle
A: ‘ o .u.d I. I. &Cos
!‘h < !1 S” <(i k i <*♦ • j Lt?* H>>iLkistt.
• \\ VrT J- Ii!.. > S* * Sl (a„
. L). il. I'ogL l t>rk.
WV are prep itvd :. r § >li K*: si if. m \r.t si -
to Vdraiit t • nntl *%<•!! 4 n]lota i ot
ithrrn or forw.t l IV n* Tie-e
* -.-r.t ‘ w Yni'U •• .itci i> •;
, .:?■■■ •G.ttf ; IciCi.
coau v ;oijs in Liverpool re > . . s
*A _ *v* : cUR-c. - l*H ;t!d fi.e H*l tl
I tli i Kiarke*.
-J alv 4 27- Iv
I A. ‘1 sIOA S C H ‘TIBBS. C W ST EG ALL.
Sloan, Stubbs & Stegall.
FORWARDING
AND
ion) i G|erclpprs<
I
No 4. iio:litnrd'M K.ing.
Itij s'rcel. Aavtisitiali. J.a
Sept 6 din
AUSTIN & ELLIS,
! ffi SSi I m FJJiilili
Mercliants,
No. ** l* A V STKK ET ,
S WANNA.II,
Thomas H. AfsTIS. 4'ocgin.
( II Alt LES l-.I.HS.
(Kt 4 3nt
E. Weitzfelder & Cos..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
A N D
Cotton Factors,
>0 bcwii.ird St.. \i W YOBH.
I Kuhiishek & Brother, Tim in
ueville (Jit. are acting its our agents, and are
prep rr.i to nuke liber .1 advances oil .11 con- I
Mguint ms made to us through them, or direct- and
to us. oct 4 if
.1. It. S. DAVIS & CO..
AA C TION s
COMMISSION
AND
TIIOM * SVILLE, GA.
J. 11. 8. Davis. G. A Jeffers j
duly II 28 ts
H. K. Washbi-kS. J. Washburn.
1. Wash lit kn.
J. W VSHBUoN & CO,
COTTON FACTORS
aiiiv m
MERCHANT?,
itnnntilt - t.cnriia.
July 25 3in I
TISOX & GORDON,
COTTON FACTORS.
iiiiii.Lt J Lii iilfMiliSS
crcliants,
.’;V.'iAT SAV ‘ XX.\II. GA
Mil II Tisox, WM W C.OIMK >X.
May 111 fun
J. L. VILLALONGA.
COTTON FACTOR
of an i 1 . in mtg i
iUiiliaAij ivu ivii AM oo r
IVa ercii ant
No 94 Bay Street.
jan l tt S.i r i a.v u, c
BRIdHAM, KbLSi & CO.
iitlli&ll i*il i iifllll H
\ ) iID 1 1 IT A V • I'D
Vi l. Uh m vl\ i D,
H. Brigham. 4 £ AVANN H
C M. Holst, S
C. H. * >l.msti:ap ) Georgia
aug 8 bra
W. Hooper H arris. J. 1,. G - i.vfs,
I. te of Nus. ville, ta.te of Asheville,
Tenu. Xo 4— jf —-~
K K. A R. M Bea hoes.
L~.te of eii.von, Da.
Hci ris Gaines & Cos.
WHGL SALE GRGC RS
And Dealers >n
l.ltiuors, lobiifioand Sesrarx.
Cirocer's ID tuv anti Spices*.
AM)
o r is eralj
20 BEAVER STREET.
L V Choice, I \ew 10l k.
i.ateo! Alillcdgeville Ga. \
BEKKKLNCES.
E. Remington & Son Thouiasville Gh
Hardaway & McKinnon,
Mc Queeu 6l Mitchell, “ ‘‘
July 11
TIIE FUM.OW.Sfr. IS THE
Ti THE
M/itericus Sign!
The W statids for s/to/ - of any in town.
To sell h! s ii ill pr oits. and put prices down.
The I’ for >1 h “I. untn mu in trade ;
L~hi eit hi bu-i.r ss, it i,t il indeed.
The - for r. c*<, wind, is sure in the scheme.
SJct r and slii uptaitern, which sustain the
machine.
The T stands fir trials encountered at first.
By g eat opji.wnioii. winch unis Cauk.-i * . nst
f.ie J stamie f..r Jun/ice which to all ttieu is
line ;
The folks arc mistaken who think its for Jeu-.’
The like old Brownlow’s. of iron ism tde.
To Tin down high prices, and roll in the trade.
1 lie spokes to t!ie centre M e felloes will h dd
lne a.xie’s Hot made vet !>u ’s just readv to
mo.ld ‘
I'!., u 4’ c ‘ nos gain • at ‘.ere stands or true.
Io on e... iitrv . a svcs >iir patrons, io
y
I c . me i. ’ n’ *:e uj! ‘he sh w
l o ir.-ci i . go and ; ojde w ere ■ Il oiignt to go.
r V •tali.:* 1 • f<’ i. i'l u, weld i ~ve vou dll
know.
iml i e | ..< .] 1 ... ... !’ B. r'ow A Cos.
IbeTyou ail s.-.-is t lie Ist of the rhyme.
Os Jeo ge P Burlaw's mysterious sign.
\V. U 3 T J T. J. F T. sk Cos
Not 1 44 if
La.rsl Hill
CEMETERY.
‘S'HE pin of i i.is lieaitfiiui ('em-tert , in the
i neigiib ri ood of T!mmasville, is now
c> pler.-d an in tin hands of the Tovvn Clerk
for exhibition The prices of the Burial Lots
range from t wenty to to ty dollars, ucco.ding
to size and location. Those who apply early
w II ; ave tlie best opp ntui.it. ol the choicest
lots. WM. CLINE, Clerk
Nov l 3t
OFFICE GEN E SUPERINTENDENT. 4
Atlantic it (Jl i.f Rail Road. >
Savannah Oct. loth 18GG )
y.-a--
t .As s.ef AT’., a.., ‘j*. All.
r I'IIE Florida Branch Rail Road will be
1 opened to the 1 üblic oti Monday next,
the 22nd iiiff.
Arrangeiiieiits have been made insuring di
reef and speedy communication by this route
bet ween Sa vann b and all stations on the
Pensacola and Georgia Rail Read, Florida
Central Rail Road, and Florida Rail Road.
Thn ttgli Tickets will he sold between the
following plates viz:
savannah anti Qaincv. Tallahassee, Monti
ceilo Madison. l.a e Citv'amt Jacksonville.
Tnoinasville and (Quincy, Tail ihassee Moil
ti dlo and Madison.
Madison and Quitman and Valdosta
Freights between Savannah and all points
on Pens, tr la A: Georgia Railroad alol Florida
Central Rail Road will he shipped on through
rates and without breaking bulk.
11. S. HAINES,
oct 25 4t Geu’l Sup’t.
M Y HEr- DER3ON,
commission’ merchant,
(UILVSHAKT’S BUILDINGS.)
I'ool of ISiaria a*l Ms-, Mavan d.’ib, l-o.
DF.ALEH IN
Hidos, Wo >l, Doer Skin3 and
Boes Wax.
Tlie highest Cash Prices paid at all times for
any of the above arti. ies, oct 25 lOt
Medial College
©r &EOR®IA,
AUGUSTA.
FACT LTV:
L. D. FORD. M l) . Professor of Institutes
and Prat th e of Meoici .e
JOS A F. \ K M !>.. Professor Os Obstetrics
and Diseases ol Women and Infants.
/. P. GAR !7.Y, M D, Professor of Materia
Medici Therapeutics; ami Medical Juris
prudence
/.. A DI ti A V M l). Professor of the Prill
cip’es and Practice of Surgery
tilA) 11 AA/\ N. M l>. Ptplessortif Cbem
inter ,01(1 |-'ini tmt< V
EUW GEDLGXG s’, M t>. Professor of
Pitysio!.,-, ami Pathol'>giral Anatom,.
l>e >AUSSFRE FORD, .Vit.. Professor of
Anatomy.
H’ 11. iXiUdH TV. M. I) . Assistant Proft-s
sol'of Materia Meilica.
J OHS S. COI.EAJAX, M II , I lemons; r.t <r
of An.itoiuv.
Ihe ti,l Session will *>e opened ~u the •
FIR >’ T MoXDAY in XoYEMBF.R m .\t
and continue hair months The .duseoiu lai
tiomtorv and Arrangements tor Practical’•
Anatomy ate equal to tiny in (• e country.-*-
; ( li. ind'iiMtnetluß regularly imparted at the
j Cit- Hospital. .'.
PEES :
T.c*-', ts fop the whole r,mw in cur-’
reticy $• 3 90
M riculat n iti eutreicy., 3 01.’
l)i- .a tions, .u ettrr* nev 1 • ’'*• -
Dip! cm Fee. in currency .. 30 iH)
•! L. A. DUG A. . Dean. ‘
Sept :7 3:t ts
IvTotice.
\LL persons arc herein for warned fr >m
trading for err a, i pro',ni-.-o;v rotes dr
Ni ‘tiH i.> follows: —One on Taylor &
I >ekle for $ 100 61, ,'ated .1 ne 3llth. 18 r>, an I
niade jiayalde to the m and rsigned ; o eon Don
aal McLean f r ssf> s; dated July fth is t>,
payable to the iindersigned one on Jerrv Sew
ar,l. end, rsed h\ Thomas Hen ,ett dat not
known, tin made pa aide to Thomas Hennett
amount if'l B,i with a credit of J ■ 00; one on
D. vid (toulshv for $♦ 01 ante not known
hut made p yalde to William Solont ns an I
! one on Lowr Jo nson f-r $ l 18 date Aptil
Tth, Ihi., made payable lo Abram <i uves.
id i tes we e lost ot stoh-n ill Macon Ga.:
: or oi. the cacs near t e ,- “7 “I liP"l8! ‘i Hi®*-
nov 1 tod* E. t). TilO.tfPStDT
I (a o Rockwell,
l it it l.nsrir siml ‘unejor.
I.anils *i|ir,cjrH null Hint* drawn
in the beat style of Ihc Art.
1 Orders left with A P. Wright, Thomasville,
tin , wdl m.-et with prompt alteutiou.
June gi* 25-ts
N t'TIC* .—Two motif’safter dale I
a; ply to the Cos rt ot Ot dinary • f Echo,s
County for leave to sell the lands belonging to
the estate , f Jesse A Swilley. late of said
Countv, deceased,
HA S WILLF.Y,
Oct 4 and d* Adui'x.
‘FOR SALK.
A FINE NEW CAI 111 AG E- wuh Har
ness com ■ lete at OST. Apply suu
j io McQueen & mitciiell.
< Oct 18 ki-tf
Tliouusville, Georgia, Thursday, November-22, 1860*
EXTRACTS FR<>M THE
Message of Gov. JENKINS. |
Transm tied to the Legislature of Geo gut.
J>or. I*t, 1
fort* i*on afcHoois.
I Leie is m. stlUjeet tl -tu uitling yniir
.t iituirit ot greater > n|ttirrant*e o t’o
.’ tati , tit iit that ui’ Cottita u Sch *o!
etlucuHon
lu Si .arg’ a r>t*pu]a ! ion, ‘here tnu r
alwa s be a eo i ideraLlo mimber, t.
whom, without g vcrtintetit aid, eve
elementary education must ever re- :
not ii ftirbidcMi Irui . If ‘these he re
g njed ‘imply vu their md.vidu ln\,
thiir doliiu it nos mental cult ire
must appeal sirmiglv t” the syiipathico
•I their more firtunate fellow eit-zeos.
.in’ me inteiesT ui the object r-e-
HiilT-■ e<i4 l i'dt Wll n !he v iIT lookti !
upon . tt in niiMiili rs of the bod
ht c n• 01, r a eo .st t ‘ti •ti extendiug
general siifti tge ti male ei izenc
A c*oi sc toil mus mail wimliy uuedti
eateii, always ti els nine euioaira.ss
m.'ot io eiioti'ing b tween rival ettn i
.lat< s lor popular suUYaoe, and what
ever be his nat iral endowments, and
Imwevei prouii cut his virtues, is !
eons ious of h s own want of tjnal flea- ‘
non for pu dic service No p ainer
oroposnoi -ca ■ be staled than that a
people who govern, ougiit to be an
nteilig.oit [teople .
Kxperiei ei Ins shewn that il i
•litheu t to oro;i:|,2t; an keep ill site*
<• sslijl operation, a system if Coni'iion.
•Suliooi edueai on wlieretlui nopuiarion
i- spa s'. But the tlidiculfy sli iul i
not. ili'comage effort I'ersistei t trill
will expose errors and suggest ren.e
dies. i.veil our imnerlecf system * a-,
like a.I o'h. rus f.l en eruris- s, suffer
el suspension. I remarked witli
pit as av, that at your I tst sess on, you
liad raised from your own bodies a
joint committee t-> c mg'der, durinir
your recess mi on your r. -assembling,
io it-poi t upon ti i’ great suhjeet. ii -
yiiig upon tlieir lidehtv and ability, as
v >ur own eh ‘sen d*‘ f> ‘siimies of so
grave a trust, I Vc tore upon no >u>
gesti.iMs as to deta Is.
It will o’ course, occur to you, and |
wII liouniless have cmimia ded the |
itteritioii of \our committee, that the |
s *uree- whence the land for th’.s pur
pose was derived, ha e almost eutne- |
y lulled. flic IJa k't >eks owned by ;
tlie State, and applied to tDis uLj c r i
ii'ivo be ii 10-t. file V\es‘ero and :
\flu tic Kuiiro.id has yielded no |
I'l’ieiiUi: within the pa-t two and a lial
yeais--and ill all probnb 1 tv, u til it
shall have Tirown df the war-iinp- s • J
urdens, can do i.ttle ot imtlmig for
• ‘.is cause. Its revenues are now ]
‘edg’ and to the payment of interest on,
and a silking fund bn the pub le debt,
neeessardy considerably increased j
within ibe past finu eial year Not i
with-t tilling: ill these d.ffie .Ities I
1 übt not that y ur eonstcuents will. |
eluerful y bear, e ven now, such ctm
tribmions as u ay be denmndetl >f tie ui
to foster it.
4'oncliiaiou.
Whilst car political relaioiia are
■in unsettle I ail 1 si few gleans of
• lope coaif to tit* from th future, there
ire a few thin s especially uicumo to
Opt >ll u-. I
Ist It Di'g uii<’3 a* to cu?tivat> |
• in>inouts Ive- unity of feeling, of
■ inion, si ini ol action ; unity mu-mg
the poo; le, u nty am 1114 the iJoo rt
inents of G vern uenr.
L . On interest l.os in esche.vi~g
p li ical excitement, studiously avo d
■ng all eolifl ct with • utuorit es uni
•hosen by us, Out placed over us, an
em -iloying i>nr active energies in re
building our own was ! if places ant
level iping our neglected resit ii'cO.s. r
W ud'f o ers .age an] wrangle over
hem ral is ue- ? l*t u tie b i-y wit 1
rh ‘ red, abi img c • teer- if iif . ['bus
s>:i ill we ell hge fro 0 this pe 1 ,1 and
s..rw is.in,'.wiser, in ire- tudving an 1
e. 11 spof-tod 1 1 an e\ r
-■5 1. .It ti ii >ov'es rs. ali ,ve 11. t>
,01 ‘d* in ir >i :r rel it 01 w:r 1
t • u m •du rof h liii:\ r-a
infra iit,. 1. is v•.i* ll ‘to i pro
h.r, fm v day to b> appointed, mir
whole pi op!, sh< uld annuitant nu iy
piO'tMlr ttieniselVi'B.bet* re tile ‘t hrone
oi Grice, lender ng tli oks t>r btes -
.:ig* i iijoyed, imploring njrgi veil, s
to eriurs cuiouiirted, ail seeking
li_-h to an.; at u-mi our iagger, dark
ned away I have refaiuel from”
ln\ ito g’ su'di a proee dm_', hi 1 eviug
tn.i .to mir nxtr mity, it. is mire tit
-1111 _l that til - movement he made b\
tie linin’ and ate. repn’seiitances of the
~0, le L wilt detnuliy do your
oiddiiiii, and heart.ls CO operate in
pr *= 1 miiin and observing a g>l inn
011 VRLES .Jr A
Tht M'lti unit fcjprtss —We infer,
IVnui indication', that ill s nstituf'ii
has succumbed to th< heavy blows of
i'S enemies. and thi in I iff ;re iop of its
friends We have susiame t it Iron
Uiotivs of jiuiiliu poj i-y, b lievin
hat iiioiesone comjietti 1011 in ev. ry
il'iuess in essential to j üblic interests,
and wy to >ee that it has g>me
tiy the board The thousand'of ds
.hl'd s 1 hers. too,, to whuu it gave
empio.ni nt, must be sent “dr ft. Wo
learn that the j|g>*nt at this p aee has
received instrufions o forward bis
nooks ano prooerty to .(’ha le'ton. —
MiM.oh \Ztk,
rif Duly of .Hclf DC|t’ it IciicS —The
Oylclhitrpr luturaacf lUirtp ldr. of
MavaiiaAll.
VN h I<i its modest card —perhaps too
modest for these spread-ca-il • times
It t sterling eompiny, tlie **• *oi.s- j
Til P . InsL’ua C f Savanna i
w th mi .itli. l l res) ga iiittiw, nakis •
Ts bow t * the Sou’hern pul l c F
miliar with its charter and k owing •
w- li nearly all the jgeutiemen wh
eotupos its Ili'iiaging b i*i-i, w Can I
speak of ‘t wit out tlta random c tn
meoda ‘on w ieh the press is too apt
to b'.-stow u oil eveiythiug tout pavs |
n noy into its coffers. )N e have no |
interest in the company, and the very j
iiiconsidetabl • extent to winch it h ..■>
b ‘Come onr eus'omer i- iiisutheii’iit to
influence u-- in its behalf. W e woul.l
therefore speak ..t h only aecording to
ts merits, til l as S tilth.:ril sti**nj be
lieving tli.it the 3Suth rn people are |
deeply intere'led .ti tu and ‘.o up among j
themscives ios uu .mis mat ooatr u •
to their local prosperity an I couimer ‘
eial in lopeii le'oi Oar pres iv policy ,
of dopes deuce up n otters Tor m-*si oi 1
i ir e .miii ‘ieial laeilmes, we ham id
hesitation hi a.iyiug, is mo t pr ju u
gi:*l to our iti'crests, and mU'tj in th
.od, prove ruinous. A o have no
reju aee agaui't Northern interests; j
we .-imply maintain that it i- the u -i
duty id a people to tak” Care ol theiu
sdv sand of eaeli otiier. flits is- as
. •
true in poetical economy as it it-. hi
sound in nils iV Ua tuus b. coai • ol
. State mat annually sends abr *.*d t o
be simple item ot - tH*ur<tnce, Iroo a
niiliiou and a half'to two milfoils and
dollars? Is .t wise to do .t or n>t i
A’e tnink iioooly eati h -itate to ad
>\/er this ijues ion, an J t deptecat
>uid a course ol poiie, ; a.id yet sueli,
we have the highest a -ihor tv to say
ing, is precisely the cm litiou oi the
people ot (iergia at tlie present day.
Non hern a*.d European insuraue
comoautes h ive and pleted us t jus.
that amount of our bod ea mugs u r. j
.iig the pi-t year. Br.ng baeij. this
scat tt red ui .lion aid halt and and strn
bul it a u<mg the peoide ol Georgia
how many debts-would U not pay. i
how many new mdu-trial machines pu
in mo ion, how many coin torts bring j
to the homes of the needy ? Ilui tne J
money is gon , and it cannot be re j
C ilit’ l. We can at lea-t abail lon the
.oily ami act like Wise men ad pail to s
for the the future. G e are a wreck 1
and a ruined people, and our highest
and it.y is to stand by ad it lp t bail t
u* eaeli other. Ln this e aisisis g u ato
humanity and t. u policy.
It lias been urged h r.dutuiv that |
we vv. nt N rtit for our msu an e be
cause we cou and find no such .faciitto s
at home, the insurance c ui .ante- ui
the South, like all otaer interesta
having given way unde Ibe ‘hocks ■(
w ii. ‘ his is true to ‘ome extent, but
ibe argument no longer exists, 8o
l mg as we have in Georgia such last o
tntions a.s tin. o.l'iho pe ami tne
Sj.iutnern Mutual, here is no ground
tor excuse But our object at tins time
is to direct public ulti nt'oh to the
c ams ot die t rtuer tin* Ug! t turp
- -which liU’ ri-. ii from the pi -st atioo
oi war, and flmgs forth its flag to tlie
popular breeze.
t)t the perfect, rel.a ili ty of the
Oglethorpe Insurance Company, tr ill
on the Score o* ability ami lesoo i'i
bility. ihc best assn alien w can give |
the public is die Ist'of. the oiiorabie
names that con titute ts board of do
ree ion. ‘I bey aie men will known fa ■
probity, and have, nearly ;>li ot them .
held tor manv yea-s p- S’ i >ns in iL.
hi *t rank of Georgia merchants. Geu
eml deicer, the galf.nt ?oidier ad
persecuted pa*riot, who ,i't r
uig hi prison lor uiwny months on a
grn votis charge w ieh . t last, the
Government w thd.ew ;ilt r tne ax
a i).nation ol itx. ‘•icn witnesses, tlms
affording hpu a triuinphant vi .and ean n
is of the company President His name
is a tower oi moral a> well a- 6naucial
strength, and a guarantee that the up
rrat o sos It.e e.-mpany w.ll tie com
duct’ and upon the suundist principles
;As a busim S3 man, sagacious nd *ip
! r wht, Mr. .J I’. I liomus. thei< Socie
i tary. is t > widely know to no and emu-.
; inundation The c impaii> has t If. er and
l aiiu w> 1. oiirt r d'“d eh rte- fnuu flic
Sta , and organized as we have sta'ed.
1 nothin is . wantir.g to inspired public
1 eo'i.tiderice. I udyr these v rcums a 1 fees
• we way welt ask . shall'we t u> roilin’
our own insittutioiiK and keep uur
mo ey at home, or look abroad to
e ii.panies of wh ch w know n. xt to
j not tang, in nri 1* renc**. The public
’ have only to think of .this matter t
ret advautageoU'iy t“ tlo'iii'elyes- and
jit - tly to their sutfi nnj. lellow country- -
i mull.
We Would b.-,0.1i .n 1 I|h ,t M.H j
Jewi it, a men Web km wu in this
com m unity, <s the rep re enta ive ol
’ the Oglethorpe Ibunpany fir th s city
and section. From cron T I g r "l , l’
Jit lit b(h Qb,
SpniMU 1 ) K'Olrr on |hr Slump—Hon
hr wan recriiril b) the Golhnmjli ,
A iiadied (Vinniessional ra ificaiioi
meeting was held in the < ity Hall
I’ark, Saturday, at which G<n. Ilham
W nlhre ge presided. A luge e owd
colleete*!, drawn oga'ln r u.aiiily by
the fact that Gen butler was adver
tised <0 speak
The scene if confusion that e sued
the ni’ merit the Be st fi.-wed himself
on the ritaud was indescribable, v. rics
and ‘sp Mills ‘ iat him out 1’ how are
yau cockeye?” ‘*W’t* don’t want Jo
heur you,’ winged witli groans and
h'S'C.s which co i.plelely drown the
cheers of the fneu sot the meetm •,
ea i e fr > u id sides, bu more es “■ c 1
Iv from the -tops ot tlie Citv 11 i l --
ibe [ oliee. umler Cap ain Brack tt,.
use almost superhuman efforts to re
‘tue order, but notwitbstami ng some :
Ji n or twenty arrests wre made the
upro rs? 11 cont uued. Finally; after
•vdittng tj i.< fly lor the n >-ise tv), -b o
s’ le tl)** G neral attempted to tuiki
h in-elf heard by those wn> were ttt
cl >se pr .ximity to tbc pla form, lie
began t y saving :
Fr.LL.oWi I ‘rriZßNs —The i.s>u3 i
tow bciore us wtu-t ier the men—fvlri )s
•f ‘Spo ni',” ‘-p m ”J —woo by f re
and ran I Sviug it t overrliiow the.
Country shall m e tt
g. uns and so much coo u-t u tb
ilntbtr stopp ‘d sp -a mg |:
B dy vVti.'Oii, of the Kiist ward -
1 X >ve’ iniad mem vieuerai. they will
jbe utk tu eoe <.t', l Here wall bes ‘ie
br iken beads here in a lew tit uueo s
Voice a the pi .tform, encouraging
the s eaker. Go .m General lln y
ae. only (Copperheads [Groan- a.to
l ies of ’’pUi’liiui uu .”'J
General !sutlcr.--l said the issue
• .efo.e.u- w is wu iher the men who ny
. fur -e ai l fraud s tight io ov rtliio.v
(lie coij tr.- slid cjatrol ns gluiuou-
Uvstiiiy-: [Groans and tlnce übeeis
for. John i-. i iodm hi. winch were, lol
|.,we i by tlir e cnev'i's lot “‘lieu ut
| ler” from around tie pi atb.ru. J
j Geo ii .tlei [coolly puEiug n.s teetti
I with a golden lootli.j.. k, and onkiiig
i ti iitc cumplaccotly upon the croWviJ
| V ery w il, you have taken your tame
| ..u i i win lake ml C. [ l ies ol :guo 1
| _o > j ”J
! AVo c”. —Thro cheers for Govern.
I.n Fenton. ’ respondsd lo by uiiuglcd
! cheers and groans.
lit; is sTaCCK WITH AN APPLE.
General iJutn r- when t ii’ war -va-
Close l [cries of ••spoons. ’J wneti t c
u t reb 1 ii the Souih bad sutrende >
I ed --
At this j nurture, someone in the
crowd threw an app.e at the speaker
with aneritiig pivci ion, >t -kuig him
tail 1 in tile abdom oal cgioii, ad
bringing tile -p ’cell tj ainer an ab.
rupt ti rm.ii ttlon file incldcat crea*
ted i <mhl deal of excitement en the
pi i to. m but when Butler to..k the
ti u t Hi h.s baud all I coolly cuuiuieuerd
eillog i, and unwed t.’ Ills alitagontst
as h ugh he .ad just dec i the rcc p.
eni ot a I ivor mail ad of an insul , lie
brought the Ii mse own, ;l and for a mu
iljf t there was a unMor e l og in tn„-’
crowd But it was oal. lu - a m mtcuL.
the lndigiiatii.n of the crowd
i.roake tditn in ehe rs for iioff iiiii’g
and groans for i>ud r ( ve-minutes
probaoiy t:la, sod duung vvh eli tone
General Buuer eon mued a nig Ii s
apple and waiting or an opp >rUnit •
to be heard.
ON’ F MORE TO TdlE BREACH.
(j. neral Bu'lei Qstraiiniig nis voic
io tlie utnios', s • as tv> tie h. ardj
Since l Ii ive been stand n„ here, fel
lov ei’ z it-, 1 cml 1 not help reuirin
..ering now niu-ii tju et r these Ici-
I ws [poinding to the crowd tin tne
Guy Gal. steps) were m IBG4 when,
ns ea* I ot having a ts ait or it the .load’
•I th'.V'oVcrniUellf they Had an h ne-r
.lid true patriot and wnei. tll.s ci:y
wa-> under mi c-> tr 1 u! a ii.jgi-traie
who could conDol .it •
Here thebe w s another o Hburst’ oi
iiidignat nit. and • cries of ••.-po'iiis’
spun is ‘ were heartd ur .all side- wio.l
■Ug up with three cheers Jor il .iitu tu
Voice on'tiie plattQrm—JoO.i Geii
e al.’ • . .
Genernl Butler—Ob, it i*> no ii e
i’hev will tire by an I by, 1 supphsa.
I am it >t a President nor. a YGco Plus
d ii', thai I want to pander to the vi c
p.iji ices of an :angrv crowd Cries.
t ,f ‘ s lion's.’ u p -ous,’’ ‘di * home.”
and lull I groan- si ill i> t-ri u ted >be
speaker It wa- now h.l . pa-t thre.
o'clock and th speakei ha I neeii tol
ly twentv minute*, n CbdcaUo (ng. t’
obtain ; n or ii-n *nce. .
C oil *ti t u lio ji a I A nr i(l n?ii!,
The Legislature of Georgia his
af' nted th; f>l iwing res •lution :
’ It ’ ‘>tpt h Tuat the ■ Le-gisl.ii u**e of
tie.rgra decline* to ratify the <'onsti
utiouui Amen .ment adding a fou>-
tee.mli *eetou t.* the- Const itut'oi of
t lie United St ites.
‘I lie Senate ad-mfe I this resol'a'inn !
u a'dnieU'ly, mi l the tl *q-e h* u.vot
uf 121 to- 2, those voting in the-nega- \
t ve being Messrs. Hll-ngt .n. it‘ Gil
■ner ami I j um| Fireys. of annin
The Comiu t'ee wh.. reported the
rn^rTTi r 'iin itreimipiin cd_h_with a lo g
| argument f reetitiittr the tacts that the
States ai.nie are autle r z I to e nsiijer
r constitutional amendments; i hit -Mich
, aim mli.ionts 114 he proposed hy tw.o
----t turds of Congress or the l<e_ris atmvs
“t two-thirds ot the St't s ; that tjuur
1 gia was ono ot ill original'States, and
| the leg-slutino of t'otigress, the Ur da
mafionsol the pres dent and t! “ issues
made during the war <_mi to j rove til <r
! ‘he Gover tin nt of the United Stare*
| held that no State coil'd secede, that
the war only i termpred the pr.it ca!
j relations of the Stages to the C ivern
! inciit: and that the cl ise of the rehel
i 100 restored Ah ase relitions full,-
when the Oort t toti >n became the
1 supremo law of the laud,
VOL VI.-No. 47.
THe argi nu nt then goes on to dc
cl ire t-hat (Jeorjia and the Souije-ri ‘
St tes are integral parts of Cmigr s
and that no Constitutional I'oiuih
i-a i ho convened while such into, b
portions re forcibly excluded
1 says tile adojton tfftl\e KiiKf.
p .tton’ ‘Miieiidiiie.iit is no proeedm lor
the ad >p von ftti s.
I'ho Sou hrn i s iat'' a ,’ <lirri:i<r i* at
time had n< delegations to he revived
into <%*ntrress as now when they are
. knied admittance; and th n cmn'lndes
by -ayin*; that as the amendment in
u< sti n ■ was not proposed bj tw .-
thirds of .a (Jonstitdtionat Cott)twa>. the
Committee rrconiihen ied the adojtio i
of the resolution above gs en.
Srnniblr Toll*.
The tjoitis il e Menu-era t savs noth
ing can he more shallow than the lope
thlt aby amen.lni ots of the Constitu*
ti hi CMu furnish any guarantees Hgam-t
rehe.'l <>iis. A L r oveinme'.t that could
execute itself without human agency
ini i'll! b* safe from r bell ons. —ls the
ifadi a s could invent one, thev ought
|to take out apa nit for it. Jf it will
I protect persons aid propertv, th. te
| will he great demand for it in the
world.
A government strong enou.h to
prevent reh. lli. n- at all riuios is too
strong for the lioerti sos it- citireris.-
i'll.- chance or insurrec Jons or rein !-
lions is i In* price paid or fieed man.—
i lie oof. s-cunty lor lr>e goverui-noiit
is the c lisertt ut the governed \S lien
ilia! is Wanted, rebel’i .ns wdl come, of
necessity, and all paper guarantees are
mere trash. ‘1 he Kadieuls ought to
know. Innii personal experience. that
Cm sturin al pro iisions are no re-*
traint upon int rested part znns
I hey know that what would otlmr
w se be unconstitutional, may become
i iwlul by necomii g mdi-pensml •t* a
/.arty obj et!— low, ill n, do they
expect, t>y td ir amendmeu>s of the
Constitution, to lesraiu men from re
bellion ‘{ They may fix up oaths of
allegiance to a government. What io
t'iey avail? All iaths of allegiance
are conditional. When a g iverniu lit
becomes destructive of ti cse ends ”
t is the right of the people to alter or
<ih<>l sh it. So e e have proclaimed,
ad generantions of men have aeed on •
,t in ill emjntr'es and all -orts of go.
verinueiits. When wh no coiiiuinnj.
ties t el that t ey have good reasons
o resi-t the government, all they w mt
is too provocation an 1 thcopp rtunhy
■ 1 ■ -
tV.ir in n Xowr Quai-lrr,
The Allan ic Telegriph brmgs nr
news that France has declared wu>-
against Corea. This Iml is not ii in
mill o’ name to readers of newspuneiy
.■nut.is nevertheless the deML'naiioii i
i con t y i/u te - important f sevei and
im .meuMaj purpo-es,. Corea is ape -
ii-ula in tne ‘northeast of Asia, j.
j-e mg southeasterly into •be ocean,
Wnich it divides into the Set of Japan
m the east a .and the Yellow Sea on ih
wes . It has never been aecurat
urveyel, an I lit'le m re is known of
t than that it is ah ut 01)0 mites ]
i V 13") wile; ‘hat.it is. inhabited i*
iboir twenty m lli-ms of p op].*, ♦ 1 ;1
t~ ‘foreign policy ’is m.he liiue-’
tli n the Chin se ; ami tint, althuug
mt very fertile, nor pariicu n!y w ii
provide i with ports, it has seve a b r
•.or which might ,he i ude esc -.1 4
tav 1 stations.. The ex rent t o'. ■ho
•pcowisoli is a convenient ■>< ‘ ■>’
yin for aii attempt ei'her u o i <'iii-a
ir noon da|ranthe direct d.sta :c<- to
t..v uiou ii -of ihr Hoang’ 11 . !,.. n
inly s ene eighty miles, ami to i’ c
vvesterinuost end of Japan >: i :
lian that. We may conjecture t
France expects to share with the Mu -
covite r.Val in the partition o
■ giSals ami chattels ..f the ‘.s;ck ... .
•f Asia; and to retain in the North *d
\si;i the prestige which • lyde ,n and
Hasting-long ago wrested from l er ie
the South. —A r cw .Y<tr!c IV r(il
. B*tn’t X'gro Jl jjrt-.xentotiv s. -
she t 1 ‘graph a ooin/ces the 4; c -o
•>f two neorues from 80-tuii to-'in.e
dassachnseMa L *gislature. No a- u.o
’ hey a'e quite as goo |, and twine : i
li ‘iiest as a large majority of the \\ r ;
11 11 that Have been s lit to that h i
- if .they suit the Idogt-m: ms •
they suit us in the place they are g - ■
to. ‘
I’lie names rs the Afiv-hn ts /ii
g'le* are ChailsJ. Mitchell and
•V’aliter. Mocliell, a .*el -ed ca.ed
near,*, and printer hy trade Was u .
uated in the wealthiest and mo t .1
tocratic war Ihi ihe City, again . .h.-
>fthe lea lin<> whit lawyers of B <>.o
ihe ward i* the borne of Joh . ‘ An.
. Irew and .t'ongre small Sam IKi ; . 1
t ile other tiejro'Qoniin.ee, E. G .‘Vath.
Kr t o (’hi H
to be equ J ;<j any of the radon's- v ‘•
nom lined fur ipo- L tgiskiLure-, —.d/V
con T lyr'ijih,
Baltimoue Nov. 14:— The H i-.
Fair-in’ tins cty a'tr oig much an o--
: ion ’1 he celebrated h irses Pat d<et
in ! Dexter wijt contest for a pr.hn u
•I St.dUO to day The Police dilli
t\ has been fi tally se tied hy the .’.ld’
I U dice force through {■•
darshd, to the new ('oiuisioneifj.
The old B >ard will turn over hi
nooks and oilier propi rty : s soon a
. hey ‘djusr ami cl so up the husuigs-,
i 0. the Depart ucqC.