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~r.in vl l s. <-.a .. ar c. ii if., i* •.
Tlic Sonlh cm '•t»”aL for llrr t ls-
Montgofcu ry liluir h.».s ccii-titu,. 1 h .
r ‘lf, it won!] serin, a special aj ' ■ ‘ ! r
the S-juth--a champion to defend h r
Rcr»init a!l the r.-porsive slsngtvlang of cterj
Kadie.il writrr rr speak r in ail ihe lad.
We have no olj cri<>n to hi - <1 f r. ding < ft!
South, jr.vi.lol he will bi-e th.J th fe:.-
up-on proper grounds. Kerau- • ho i. .y
think, or u: y know, that Mr. Steph. ns, a;.
General Lee, ands ane few others, h ,kd
upon »ece»i in “x* anarchy,” and that they
w aid have sacrificed the f.nr mil!: .rn of
liavi-in tie South —ha 1 they owned them
individually —to rave the Union, that is no
reason he : houhl state that th.se are, or
were, the sentiment* “of nearly every ele
vated soul in the South. - ’
I,et the truth, aril llu vrh i ■ t.jth, be
told. A- a- rul thing, u far from the
S. uth at the time ..f the Feres, i.n. an.l f;,
> rcralyrars he lore if—-being wi'ling t a:
r.fiet the value of four millions < f slaves, or
the tenth, hue Iretb, millionth, or c v ] :.;t
of it—!o save the I oion, as it linn w.-s, and
had heen for years—on 'lie contrary, they
would it finitely sooner have saeiili 1 twenty
times that amount to ho out of what 11 v
drilled a hat. ful aud op; rv. < :u.
The South should neither ti 11 li sf rh< r
self, nor stand iff, and let any one else
tell them for her. She really ile in 1 I
cede, was uuxiou • to seeo le, and it is coward
ly for lor now In deny if, or Jet others deny
it for hir. Kvn nor- —after all the oaths
the South have been fora I total. —tin r is
not one in ten of the true men that is at ail
content with his situation, 'lhry know
them elves eo -jii' -r. 1. nr. 1 arc men ly re
sign c! ! ' their fate. As much as they up.
plicate, and beg, and how, to l> “ ree. n
Btructid,” they would do, right i ;v, ten
times that nuioiint of sit]■]• Heatin'', I.egging,
and Lowin;.', to he let alone, and h;; sullen and to
set up lietiso for themselves. Nineteen men
in every twenty, wo arc assured, feel just
this waj ; hut no i ne 1 ok* upon the con
summation of such a thing rs even a possi
bility—and hence no one exp cts, or h p,o -
for, or even now pray for a change. They
only [.ray for strength to l- tr thiir burden'
—n.t to C'.nt tin in of.
Resigned as they are, however, to thcii
fate, it nj.eecs tlum to know that i>ne por
tion if their conquerors are disposed, appa
rently, t) treat th in less cruelly and 1 ■•* un
j u.stly than the ether. (If eotir. e, to this ;: r
tion that favor them, they feed committed—
r.ot without fear that it that party the .John
son i irty) go down if really it is iiji, to g i
down—they (the .'south) would he visited
with ten fold more vengeance by the iinf.r
giving and unforgetting Radicals. Asa
general thing, then, the true men ol the
South find it to lio their inti rest to array
themselves on the side ol tho I’re-i 1 ut—
knowing that if he succeeds in his policy,
they (tho South) will lie a little letter off
than they aro now ; while, ilTie fails—a thing
not at all impossible—they v ill le utterly
and everlastingly ruined, l’re ident .John
son doubtless runs sotiio risk in his i .-r,,
to In'ii ielid the South in her dire ex in mity ;
but it need not ho ignored tl. it tho South
reciprocally standing up to him (the Presi
dent.) inns a hundred-fold more ri.-k than
lie does in standing up for them.
To sum up, the South feels she is hoj,•!,
ly drafted to : erve ono taskmaster < r the
other; and ifuiio forces her to make bricks
without straw, anil tho other does not, in
stinct tells luv, that of two evils—the one
bearable, tho other unbearable—rof eottr-e
U> select the former. '
K: crlrc Thom, but Watch Thom.
ll'n. l liark'< Francis Adam* and John
Q- Adams, sen mid grand eon, i. .pi'c;iw m ,
ol the Into I’r. .-ddent .1 iin Quinrv Ad. ■
it in stated, arc. l oth against tl.e i!
and are strong adherents to the j li, ( >!
President Johnson. The t ill daddy . 1
grand daddy before them, ;.e. rding to J>u:t'
Green’s statement, joined the Jdi.is n pr.riv
stayed in that par’y long enough to humbog
every body in it, and thereby to work him
self in! > the Presidency, and then limi'y
turned bask to the old Federal Party —his
first love—and made or.e of the mean.
most low-down, underhanded, unpipeipltil,
malicious, per.-:.- ent ccem . a the South over
had.
After a Southern man, General Jack on.
vrhijped out that cld imp ruination ol via
dietiveness, John q .1 'he (the
litter) never had 'any more use, in the way
of file;. Fhip t r ic and h eliug, for the tiouth.
die immediately e .nini.ne, I saitating tl
nc.ro question, and he agitated itlong as
.)e live l. Me do v t object, however, on
ill.' see. .nt to lore > • the u and grand
sen into xid v nservativca;
only, in connection tiifi ~itb, v.c re-.rve the
privilege of watchii g them bo b very cl \
All this nny seem perhaps a little too illib
eral, or even un just—this holding of chit*
.iron and grand-ebiidren responsible for
the uisd. moanors and siiort-c inings of pa
rents. In answer, it may bo said—then, lot
the parent cat rot such an enormous an: aat
rs sour grapes, if ho trou! I r.n* o n edge
tiic teeth of his children to the (h. and and
fourth generation*.
2:7? Our thanks r.rc due. n-i.d 1..; ’ y
fendeted to cur aeeomplidicd l.tdv fii -. 1
of Grnntiancl. 51ns S. 1! p , f,,- th,, \ '
Ito Kfgli- !■ ■] ' ; .1} ••-
Haii.p .mi Mketivu tv Hfumv - *! •-
or p od by divci* ! ettiz '• that there
will lea grand Kill It .ad M-. ' Meeting
h. 11 at tho city of * t rli~.-. on i hurt lay. i
It th day e.f Augu-t: iiitltading .he * ill is
e»l r-, an I ii- nls ■■ i, rally - I tl.
Savann >h, i.i th ti N * *i . • i
road, for the j irpo; o' nuking ... lo r
t-rcul ii efi-rt to L>ui. 1 evil real. 1.
! dy is ii vit" and. fr i Savannah Ui Me ph:-
Nrwspap: r, friendly t,< th-road tif* r .
ed to copy tbue 11, "r i! iw.s giver.' ice's I
this ineeting. Avery targe attendance i>
. ipeeted
Jaaa-Sirc pii'arss *-f I.at an j. ! * -u :
fully colored, m Is; Lought at tl.e .ton. <'
Messrs. Jiiowner A(o , I it. Julius..n, N. I .
Incwiy .t Cos., and A. W. Junes. Kvery
maa •lio'ild bare tl.so. I. i.. lbs fs'uily.
r.,r ti,.; ll.ial l
Thrift and lud«'i»cM«lci»*:»t.
Tim idea “ ii’ritlili■ i l ist Week, 't n
Factory on a grand scale, with the most ap.
proved styles of machinery, and conducted
after the mo.-', approved anl economical
manner—looms u;> ani'J-.t l .a desolation,
both ol w..r and ''sir ieti. drought, v, id, ~
T- .st refrerhing tlf -•*. V ! tl a‘. is el
the Leuificent m ivc. i nts wLi '‘i hould re
ceive a cordial “ second ” linn every cilucn
t ),ir past “ih jiciiiL in . ” ws at one hanic
ful, and full of detriment tj r.~ as a p.s.phi !
A clang ■ of policy in >-v the imp' i.i'iv,
demand. The deploti m ol our exl w. ted
country by excessive “ drain. i/.-, norlbward-
for everything that '.re <- rr or «.-e, has not
only h i us prostrate , n our hacks ; but lias
reduced u i almost to the i xtinction of lif. !
Foil si we adopt the lun atic's motto : “ .\jh r
i/in’/i, tin ilm tnr," we m i-t recujierat; our
failing strength by vigorous efforts in new
ninl sueci ■ Inf line < ! divi r-ifie-l op. lation
N’ot only imi' t we Inrnisli suit ,!.!.• employ
merit for our whole popuhti m ; hot wo rmi-'
introduce “ imniiimii/,'’ l y which one man
may do tin work of tvv• uly '. \e , let u
have our *' fictories ” in every town r.ti i
city; on every limpid Pr am in the ‘‘ hill
country aod let cur “ j inc land ” region.,
li, lit. up with their millions of “lies’’
caning the whole atmosphere t > r. sound
with tlic whirl of ma '.in ry ar.d th ; hum
ol In y life.
We bring into the South annually, from
abroad, from eight to t. ri millions of shoes,
slippers,, hoots, brogan- —paying out all tin*
co t of labor, cost of transportation, and | rof
(its of lir.-t j urehii;. r< l uls i, many m re mill
i.e.s of at! h's of “ nl l -m'iih rt-.'h'
Now, it would he a id. and profitable opera
ti..n f..r .i:i, four acute “calculator* " toes
titnatc the amount if “ drainage ” thus ru!
orod yearly ; and Ih u, try to “ figure out ” 1
the number of million* of dollars which, by a
more patrhdlc policy, they could manage to
i ''it'u nt l i-.Hi. , out ol tliosc imno'i.se .sum-,
for the■■uj.p'Tt, eomf.r!, and thrift of our
own citizens ! What town or city in all th .
Saitli, better adapted than this to the man
ul’aeturo ol’ hats, bonucln, shoes, boots, ud
dies, harnc s, and all kii ’- ol l’urni'iire?
How many thou- u.ds of < irt.s, wagons, car
riagcs, buggies J.e , might here be m id.
And :oi fa thousand o'l.ir articles. ’1 lie
life ih/ is upon us ! And the voice ol the
Almighty Ruler of the world—is it not war.:
iog us against, depending, ash,! re, upon
“agriculture alone,” tie drought cutting oh
all hopo of support from that ipi irh r 1 M m
occupations are carried on micc ‘Ssiuliy at ...
season* Or it sotuo of them fail, others s.!
afford compielency. Multiply, diversify, avi
give employment to every hum!, occupation
to every mind. This and ue, then must we
not only ho a comfortable ngd happy people;
hut soon our wealth, instead of taking wing s
and ru hing “northward,” a* do the birds
ol passag”, rv, rv ye ir, wll r. in upon u-.
North, F oh, K. -,u i Vh, ■ , 1.. 1'
WiIVCiS t'i . uS..'.' j ’J>
Vui
SfAi.r.iCoi Nti Cm i,' -'i he n.oulh
1 j tori.l f this (’out ’ JJoyntOU,
•Judge, .-ol Pitt M. Urt.’-vn, ri •! ciior,—com
menced r • v .- >n on .’ln; Ity tuarning l ist,
and, ei ;ilioUitig two dae tolj nr. tiod the ivu 1
day, ('l'm.-day) about night. His 1 1.-n,
charge to the Grand Jury is j.rei: nine, i to
have been pertinent. sensible, wcli-Jvliv red
and characterized by unafi ■■■('• 1 dignity and
good taste.* The S dicker al o v.- '!; •. rlorntcd
;! resj :ui tions <! JJ .Hi to.
jjl.dow i ij pendel tl.e busii.e-s tr.ti.iciv.-
! e.d by the Court during its term :
The Mate >• Fannie lfutf. Assault a .1
j battery on a notrro. Verdict not <*ui tv
.The S. ite > s Splite Mr: khtid. t-oW-’d
man. Adultery. Verdiet, guilty. S v
tone, and to pay a fine of fifteen dollars !
costs ; in default of payment, thirty .Jays in
H .
I hi* Iri il and eunvi dion ought to rpr’:
the eyes of e’l negroes to the t ,th: ,f , un
it s'tiny were living, together asm u and
w.fAm tile i\h c! March, iHdti. it is r. res
ell ry that they shouid (r.-cure lieen-es and be
legally married.
Th* State n I'. i/.ibcth Kirbow. Carrv'-
t|ig concealed weapons Plea of guilty.
Saide: ee, 11,> v. iti-.t.s and costs, or twenty
■I.IV.S in j lil.
Twelve true Li Is were found, and about
forty ,givil C3»C.s were disposed of.
“Afii-U I’FJTit .it,; Doctor."—Ken
tucky lias held an election in which the
( oi. creative oi democratic ticket has heat
the lLadieal t;. !.a from twenty to twenty
five thousand major:'.y. Had tbs Slate
done five years ago, rs sue L:ri now done,
and !.ir iiudng men, stu‘h ss C.ay,
Hrickeaiid.. . and IJuckncr, ad wed her
do, the | or So i h, Kentucky herself inclu
ded, in ail { reliability, would not now have
been ignorn t.ioasly bowed at iha list of the
conquer, r. —begging to 1 o pardoned,—beg
gingtosneuk back into the In ion,— begging
to have tl cir lit’le pr, perty restored.—nil
begging. ,m rif them, to le ~ ' r.ved to
swear they nev.r were seccssioni-t.* at r.’l.
but 'twl to ebev the bidding us their State
Jte , A c.
This is the Fta*.- that essay and to he u.ti
tr.il in the gr,:e. warm—(he I,atlier-wingr 1
bat. cons rting r.i .'her with beast nor w .h
bird, aftgeli _r f > belong to both, nod,me
r, 'i i/y. justly me iting-t! e eontc-mpt of the
one side and the ItJMrcd of the other We
rejoice, however, at the rcl ription of the
State, all. it it has coma es er Fie (i.-vcntF.
. fter the i * i> u;r.
Hews.
-pen-1 loth' > T«l*graph.)
Till! A 1.1 I.l'lt I\. Aug. i I A ! t’.c
re;.' aibna i u ha- fi • : .'t ■ -.'
ul ii. >l*o : lhe del.- • r I r in
full i : i irsril g 1 hum r; r- -
-t*t * ii H*t»» -♦ *i*-»j* -■ j
•« uni*.“ft ji : ■ *v t Vi.ry < .*-c ti j. v»i
--: I.r ; i i ._ r nit’(< ‘
It i* i t Y‘i ? ' r:ai:l ''’hither (!..*! jild
iog v. i 1 e : . :> : . u.st by t .in rr ....
I e latehe ■ bav. lieen rccicvmd hero by t!
friend'- <■!' Mr. \ all.r liiigbaur from jr mi
ne nt I VtT" r r.' e.it; lidates. ri'jii' ting that
h-‘ will no; go into the Convention, and th -
nrobabi.iiis•* a. that Mr. \ alia nd in gin ’■
will Ml this and si:,.liar :,;.j cals, tor
.I :!.* gei. ral harmony of tl. i’ :.v
ti n.
There i* no * r liability of arty di-t’iri .r.*e
,l l ough th It ii' ,1 I'rcMi contain-the m-.f
i: l! ‘i.ruiatoiy appeals.
I in'on Ftcpliens, Judge I.yon, If. a. Tl. -
liar IcToan. Mr. < hr -tian, S .1 Smith, and
W..». 'V i.gl»t, o! t iei rgia, are here. AI x
an !er 11. >:"j Ikis- is on hi* way.
Warwick.
CiSCIN.NAtI, August id. —Till re were fit
deaths f. in (hoiera on Saturday, and <>'
~ JTI-V ’ll.: Hoard of 11>'ll 1 :i h . d.ei 1
1 tl?.;! tl. a e is epidi uric.
\’i v. t hi. tvs. Aug 1:l • -T!.o i t
of deaths from olodira for IS lioui*, siding
thi* riioniing a: e
I*H 11. AlO I.t'tl IA, August IJ Ti: re was
ijui:,' a stir t • lay over ar. port in tin N v
V. rh //. ,;<»/»/that fjoverm r t'ltrtie, o! mi.,
ha l-. ei'tly e .;!.•«! fbr two tlici'.i.d militia
t'.r 1 n if.' dor; <; the the time <>f the (’oii
vcnti-.n, and that trouble will pr, bably ersue.
! i,.mki:,', .‘.tig. ll'li.—Nap..'cm d< m :tn* -
IV ... I’ru-.-i i the rcviv.fi.-.it e.i oi the 1 . ■
’’frontier by iti cxtcn ! i»:i t> the Ulrie ,a it
was mark 1 provions to its disturbance in
Isi 1. The military and navai prcpaj.ilions
wli'ch are h in - carried on in franco in.hi
th - b<:f th it the Kmp t>r will make war ii'
his demand is not coni plied with i
mau l 0..u-.'d great excitem *nt in R v! "i.
A si nii-i Ilieial jonrna! in llerlin recom
mends Ib-.t -ia t i reC'it.'.ttuet (iertrtany as far
is i .-sihlc, on the basais of * pro* rvati'*n . I
ila* vital an 1 eonstitutiond lißht, ,T tli"
.:,;. t. * wl icb aro t.he ; iinc.vd to lor.
N'l.vv I I.D.i.as. August 11.—The liras 1
.Jury n ii.. a r. p .rt of the testimony on the
late riot* Spi iking of the Conventiun, :t
.ay-; 'i’hi* : sumption of power by the-c
no was flagrant, atftl an open and ili liant
upp. Vitb ii of the law. It was an iasol. ut
and lawless attempt to subvert gov, r.nnen'
in. 1 ,1,. ;r,iv tho t'uii.stiturimi, and under th ■
In -uf.no-! ouiitries would have been pun
>l, and with dia'li.
Mi.mi ms, Augu t 9. —TI ■ i ffiiv rs •! tjt
steamer llauibletcn report that II ! ma. At
k m :i“. had 1 n taken by the i' llty rixih
I’nif.d Ktntes ilolori il iron).*. They w. r
firing iiidiscrii'itnati ly on the whites, and
swore they would burn the town and kill
e very v,’..i:e ) i.- >:i. <)u • citizen was fatally
Well;, bd. The CXebeUn'llt Wa.- irt’tCt.S.', tl 1
the citiz ns v' re Hying to the w> r Is.
aii.Auju t 1 I. —There w. r. 3'
diaths lrnm I’l.olerain the city yi-iterd iy
I’HII.A! Kl.lTJd CUNY' \TH>N.
l:nifA, Aug. 11.—Th ' Coavtn
ti ti as omhl.-.l in Wi g.vam at l“.!st>, p. 1 n
Mr. R.gmhd! ~pf: 1 the (',u.v :.l: :. Lv
saying : *
“ < ’ —1 have fa am jn< tl t
if.de I’-..in South Carob'.a and Ma-s a’ t
!;■ will now conic aim in arm iu’u the
l' .avei.ti'.n.”
This announcement was root ’. wit’ r it
applause, the a idicnc ■ rs-ng. At that ma
in. nt >!:;b.r (I'T.eral (' d'Mii ’J
and t i v. f )rr, of South Far.-liini, at the lmad
of the dole. :ti mi, marched arm in arm, ban
n,r f! ving, an l music playing. Fhout afirr
• lout, • pontniu iu : and g ‘non !. r< ut the i.i:’.
fears fill- 1 t’ ' eyes of th-; tleh ■' •.:•.•* and
—p; o ntor-
(in rtil John A I'ix was leonimi. 1 'a
)• !». r-.ry chairman. Inaccoptin l"- sd-1 :
I r raid this ns ti ('.invention oft."
dinar, ehnraoter, it t only on nceouut of the
high sock I and politic il standing • f the • u
t rin, ii v, h > , impose it. hut because i: is n
(’on\, nt ion ol t opb of «/■ the State, of this
I 'ni ui: [•> j , .use ] mid because vear no*
,1 ■ ibt, if its proceedings are condo'-t. I wi*h
Ii irmony si. 1 good judgeiii'-nt, that i oil!
lead to n. -t mpiortimt re-u!ts. !• b,
truly said ;hat no body of men have r: • on
ibis continent under eireuinstanc -s - > tno
h a I • > important, since the rear
17yV. [aj pi..-, l] tiie year v.heti our am- ■
to; • ;»<ctubied iu tbi.- city to form a 1 otter
guvernn it for tin. ?tat(s whieb a , i
the .1 e. • leraioa, a goyernnunt tviii.-ii
hs bi a ■ Grmud and m.-ult mort u luring.
• 1 1 1 •■ 1 1 it ha.- eueonritir, i and ore: .mu.
[Applause ] fen Ffati.* have y*.t no lapre
; -o'.' r.i 'ii in th: legislature ..f ihi • . •untr,.
and as this is wrong, we have com ■ here
protest again'', and, as touch as is in p ewer.
I to redress tea - vrr.mg. When the Presi
d :.t es the t I.i* .i rates declared tha' war
had e as< and. all <!, id tti< i ight o!
’ ;vp r-. ent-;:! a Yho exacting of new eon
■lit oss is subversive t.i our national ii rty.
oiid and npr. rous to the public p- ice ]hou l
Af-pdau-e.] Is this the government onr
lathers foisgli* : 1 establish, or which wo have
fought to in. . tain Y He trusted that in
the and -libel.i:'; •< fth . ('..nventiou, the main
idea Wf.iild l e to change the present com
plexion in (kmgres*.; to purify the republic,
and Llin ; it back to i' original standard
onr country —on ■ tl. -r- and ~ ■<• union ol
>qv<ll Fttitc*.
Alter the appoii: ui -nt of Coinniiftees on
Credentials, resolution*, an 1 organisation,
the Con\ention adjourned until tomorrow
at noon.
s e- ‘r I> ... b.s t.cen nominated in
C.mraittco a- pcrttiament ei ainnan
\ ailandiugham sent a let: r t > the Ohio
de’egati jii deel ning to ;• > into the t’onven
tien. It will be read!-fore that holy to
eg >rrow.
Pnr.sr.Nr for I’RKsU'rxr J).\vt
Kiehrnond Hoard of Trade recently raised,
by subscription, n *un of money necessary
to ps euro r Hr. Haiisac mfortablo ctia:r.
it will bo p-ircbaeod an 1 forwarded to the
di'tingui'liid gentleman at once.
The t'o-mniirtec of arringem-r.ts Hor lay
ing the corner s!>ne of the Douglas Monu
ment have announced that the ceremonies
wili lake place Frsteml'cv tl.e 6th, end the
oration w.H he 'lehvfre iby (In r 1 I>ix.—
O. .v , . . . , . . p Pjj;
T ANARUS,;
Tin Ft:' "lan Mii.itart Reaper
R.tKfjl >ui Multke, the author of the
g- ad •• .pa:gn which terminated so di-ss
•t .u/’ '' ■ '.he aru.i . Au.-tria, ha-, su Iden
!y r i. • • the pit.; a<d 1 ••( military fame. —
i{ !■ * i* i* con®, f.-J tl. 1 1 a nm-t< rly
• •:!!,-! a : • the br.. dir. . tin » th”
in th.
Lot * ; S-.-lowa r*T*f K —grs'T. ItT-d ,
|.-‘ u.d.itarv t r s]. . ~ i with- i.-i
'ex': rg.; at. iin | r-e.i ii; g: 1; .aiuii--,ii.it.
ti,* r ■ is *1 i-p!:*■ - 1 t!m - ini'- * lidenc * ot i*x*
■itive tib:.. y, eiinbii”. ! with cxtr.iorlinary
f ,r. - : 'ghf. Kvcry r.-gini nt stetned to be
ix.eriy where it >v:- wanted, with •rlcijuute
-•it:’, .a!vn . - at hand. 'J’j ti.n; al \on
M lik*, pro’ ;■ ! mor * than to any other
xii-in. is l’ras-i t i h-bte l f r the signal -uc
c - , hieved by her aruis. A letter from
a . 4 ry corr..-; .indent at iJrunn. -ays ot
t! : stingui-he l officer :
• ’ ireful and lab ;riou.-, 1 e has worked out
c >!i his own l and atrl ! imsolf calculated
almnst every detail ofth [, radons in which
l.e ha; taf n Kurope l.y surprise from tie
be 1 . :.i:.g rup’riity of hi ..tioLe.s and *.h. tre
tie teivus co;i*c«juonces of his dispo.-nijas,
: I,ff.rc 'i the Austrian army was wither
ed aw y almost before it was gathered to
i geihi.r. and wdiich have we»n tor him from
eountry'ii.’u the tide ol the fi r -t stra'egi-t
in Europe.
This high ■i. .mi"; b tightly h. tow and,
if wi- ■ evidenej atl ,rh-l by cns-in
_ lined ii 1 is. Tit” grea' strgt .is* i- it - 'i
I bed as hiving oeeuj-i.’d in th” tv : n
fliet, a position - m- di-t-ut”-: in ti. r
Ins armies, and. ait Iby:'i- •. ■ i . •
graph, directing eviry movement with hit
vch,n- preci-ion, until victory p.uth, don
his 1 um r- . .Vo one in Kurope now asks.
•• \\ 1.0 is (leneial \’on Aloltkc?”
drill. DoSTlK’b Sl’F.Ei ft. flic New Or
leans Tiiiii-s gives what it declares to lea
true report of th» speech made at the radio and
mas- me ting, on the “7th uliini >, by the
dea l Fr. Fustic. Here is a part of it:
Fr. Fo-tie, in the course of hi* remarks
Friday night, said: “ I waut the negroes
:•> I.v : the right ol .-ufifrage, and v. • will
give them thi- right to vote. Th. rd will
be am tier meeting here t -morrow night,
and (si Monday i vv -i t you to come in your
; '..ir. 1 want i„i c -,v lcloeune. I want
r brave i . i to c, mi, who will stand by
ti-, and w>; will stand l.y them. Cum:' then
in y, f i \v. r to that me ting, or never go
to another p lirieal meeting in this State.
Vi e have three bundle 1 thuusitiJ black men
with white h ~rls. A No. er.c hutulred
the -and good and true Union white men.
wh i will light !br and he.-i !e the black race,
against t! c three lyunire 1 Ilmusand hell
h '.ii 1 iv’ e!■; i'orgtj.v thcic are but two par
tii .-. Tht r. : no i ippcrhcad* now. t Ml.
Ti .’u now making a speech i- heart ands .ul
vsi-1 1 us. lie and others )vi,n would m :
year ago apeak to me, now Take mo by the
hand. \Ye am four hundred thousand to
three l.uuiir. 1 thous ml, and can not only
Ip but >.’! . mil it’ the other ptirty. -
mlgc Abe I, v.ririr his ; rm ii irv. in i.i
N ,rry Hay h hi* */.«.*-' c;,„
. may b: expf'-ti and t ; ,.i . and
jadii ••. with tin-re than a then--r.
smm in, may interfere with.the e; ,n :
th>• r"fore, let ill 1 rave men, and u -
ar-’s. • luT* in Monday. Tin m wi!l 1,,
no .-U'-l: | u,’rile affair t'* at Memphis, bu: i!
in■■:!’. id wit!., tlic .- u -of New 'gri-; n
•.,11 run wi'!. Idoui.”
.\ New Fis’ iviuv—Tin; .‘.or::
—The “ ague phttit ” ha* lecnrly b >«n itN
covered—not tlic ) br t that cure* a.gus, hut
t! -■ on” that i it. Here -.ne ] bm*.
nt least. thaYvv <in nn'i vvi ut l» ing |
ovorwlutiu. ,1 w ill nppli arioi.- i r s, -I
To ho sure, it is a little and t ki ; a
rood eye, aided by a eno-l n.b-rn e.pp, ;n ,-ee
it ; but when fbund. it e.i: not I said ir *• i
no great shaker,” for it is the “get.uim
Shaker seedling itself. Hr. I. 11. Salisbury,
«f Cleveland, Ohio, announce-.- in the Ann r
■'ni Jut mot of Mi. I.'ml S'it :•■■■■. t! at fever
.i : .:uo i paused by an i into plant, which
is found wlier taguant vva r has just dried
away. si i, or l productive dust ol
b - :e dii’l'u-. i through thpni.'it
il hi . t.ik a into the system by
br /■ i; .-, r r b i- m*e of tl a' vvi 1 rea 1
sj opoo, ti;.' i'”u--. The habii.sof i!.-m min
uto ]1 : ' let 'y accord vvirii v, 1 was
bofo o known id tap I'cctirret:” us ti.i. ;a,
. ■ 1 that they are the real eat: o of it ha
ll cn shown by taking box'* of earth cm-
turning them to if acts v, h re an ague was
never known to occur. In nh ut two we. k?
alter the ague plan vas taken there, well
mark' and oases of th - disca-e; p-p,eared. Thi<
d:s,- ,'ery do.« n.it, a.! vet. increase our
i lact. In: it will j.» >l.7' v !•.. 1t ■
tl- ... j . as i. e •. . tin 1 • u
I- w i.<> gut such a i ■le • . 1 ,
erv 1. i l;c sp-.-ris,. \ !1 ■, i . ii ’
and then t-j a height vary.:.w. I
ity, of from (nitty to mm liun-.i,. ~ -
cxp iins why night air bungs ■ -i
V ny tlevatci Jucagtiio arc free Jroui i
Alter tl. • ag ; ■ s, ,1 is ; iken into the sys
t> ■■■ ’.he plant i* | ropagate-d there, and the
I-a...nt becomes a sort of aniioat and l.ot ! . >i.
Anm-ini.i Ai/i inuitui ■'*(.
r- . The Kieli ni nd Ah dmi <r «ap :
• lb. >. OrltNin- riot has giv.-n ii\sh cir
; i.ey to oid lies that had been nailed to the
nutcr. Among olh.rs we see it stated
that there are s eret societies throughout
the t-outli, where ‘a solemn oath Ts taken
tha ; none hut returned rebel officers and
soldiers shall be put in place and power
amontr the S .nth, rn people. That is God’s
tr;»:n. ‘ It th:- is ‘God’s truth,’ ive
F-.uid like to know what the devil deals in.
It there are any societies here in which
such an oath is tak ui. we- have yet to learn
ol it. J hey must b > secret indeed if we
cannot hear of them.”
S.K* : iie LaGrange Reporter says tiiat
.-me liegro. -in Mcniwetlicr county, not
vv i iii .g to be troubled vviih t !i. ir old lather,
who wa- e.d arid infirm, c rried him to a
brush tci.t - ouio di.- aiticc from tl.e ir cabin,
whore, a few days alter, he was found dead
from -tarvati- n. Mr. P oker, their former
- v; ' ' : ; • fi 1 cn
g.'.i-g t the f)•>■•{...found the buzzards prey
ui :: '■ ' 11 1 an - I ily. It was with
great difficulty that .Mr. it. r iU g„t th,
rrclthes to I;:tVC tile eld bt!ril'd'. One
f the son? p vo as a r as m why he did n
f : : _ bii* fall: r i ark 1— ■ m ,f .
1: m will ketch mo.”
®®>. ?omo fend of tl lower dmoii.i. ns
.n lint.] e. si - , Y: ‘iy hung a little bey.
welve years of ago, near I’elLfmt, Ala , bv
- y ' round his neck, and
NEWS. FACTS, &C
The c.ttou crop in Marengo county, Ala ,
i- utt- rly ruined, says the “ Recorder,” of
Marengo.
Mi- .1 Ilan n, a niece of the poet Oli
v, r < ■ bl-uiith. it is said is lit in.-in pover
t. . and- .if iug from Its a—, in \\ -t Hob< -
i rine but) r, tin 1. ill sei ndmt , f
ri.e I'r i—:ant K former, has just died in
• ierm.inv, a tncnibt r of the Roman Catholic
Cliurch.
Th ■ Ini;,i rial (Jovcrnment of Mexico ha*
~rd, r. J tlic stiju* .-tration of Fanta Anna’s
domains.
Gen. Ijltkxf.i:.—Gen S. I>. Uackner
has aecepteJ rfte l ’residency of an Insurance
company in New Orleans.
Swinburn, by general consent an “ Heir
Apparent ” to the l.aureateship, has in pres*
anew volume of “ l’oenis and Kallads.”
The New York Tri'.uin calls fora Nation
al t'unv. ntioa of ail the negroes in the Uni
t' I St ;*• S.
t, and l-l- ariag r.ek, at the rate of 82,01d.'
per ton. Ins been taken from a (juarry at
Cortland, and a stock company is to be formed
to prosecute investigations.
Hu:i. G o. \Y. Julian, of Indiana, was
can- I in Washington on the “Till ult.—
Womb . ifhc, t'.o, felt it was “ the proudest
mom. nt of his life I” ,
Ti ■ ! hil.idelt.hia North American, edited
: v Iforton >leMi ■!■ !. M y r « f the city.
!:• !' re a l!.: Ii al sheet, e nt ,in td a h ad
• 11: the -d instant favoring t': Adminis
ir.ui ai of I’rosident Johnson.
The Chicago ('oiumitteg of
! r laying the corner stone ol the Fouglass
in ,’iuiueiit announce that the ceremonies
will take place on the Gth of ifeptemb r.
Hi -.ration will be delivered by Gen Fix.
A .jui' ote letter from Islam Harris, at
t'ordV.-a. Mexico, i* published in the Fay
ett< v*"c i'eim.) Observer. He expects to
live .. 1 ! die in Mi xjco, and regrets only the
Mu: and. r -! the leaders.
’flu; only iinj .■ -rt un t hill which did r.ot he
i- :i law, is that admitting Nibra-ka into
tl:,- Union as a State, the I'resident did not
otijy either Il ais” that he had signed He
ha ; tiler; fore res.-rved I is signature, whi !i
s- cur. > its defeat.
I’rinc » Christian’s uncontrolkdile grief at
the dedication of a Frinee Albert statue lir.-t
attracted (j.iee’i \’ ietori i's attention, then
ln r regard, an 1 finally her consent receive
him as a son in law. Sly dog, ( '(ttts. ~~
G ;ti r.d Grant, according to the New
\ ;k < «, is a Fenian sympathizer. It
also say- t :,f “Grant's dcfi tatioti of S’, w
ar ii- lair, -Idngly and amusingly undisguis
ed. It bubbles iiji and runs over on eviry
proper and i-.pree-r occasion.
'1 :,e ger:oral is look’.ig ahead. Sensible'
peo| le are n4at a 1 •-s to know where he
stands. llis programme vvi 1 1 A ■ ilevelnpe 1
ab r the re-.rr!» o! the l’liiladclpliia Coiivui
(’v'l.v* ti.n.
<)■' of our rxchanges » ivs : W’eliajipcn
■ 1 ii. in the eb.r-bes of -a no '! .yal' pa
-: i- : • ■ V it
:. y o li. ’ ' e ‘ iry ! i.
b n -i 11 ..7-1 : . ;! >] • der i.’d piThur. by
ia.ii ! You !■ e-ht mine j ri.-ner I—repp- 1 —
by t an 1”
Few Advertisements.
OF PICIAIi.
IV. His lios. r A. Iti.g.vav, Miy.-r :
At a 1... • ! i::g ..I'ill ■ t-iti/. :- "f lllitiill lull o’l
Friday 1.-i't Cur tlin p - |...*0 ..I'd,.vbi.iir vn.vs un i
nitaiw to raise l.r-U !.. « . i|. tie' I-ire I'rpiirt
- • .if ve.'it'l appiri '• 1 to
rail up" tie ,-i'iz-iis mid -■ .• wliar tun,unit eonld
I). raised. In oorjuieUion vvilii alike comtoittee
"f llnv,. ‘i-'.iii tlie Critiin il n.k aiul Ladd-r I'o .
N .. 1. ib ilVin 1 - ■ t'ompHiiy. No. 1, mid two from
City Council, b.'g leave to -tate that they have
p.-rl'orined the duty niposed iipnui them and that
tl.eir . (forts and. rao'.rtrnt.- tl.nt the rb-ii-1 . ij■ .■ t
e-nmiol l>.- obtained by subscription.
Wo therefore i e oimnend that your honor call
i:j ~ii the prop!,-, in the exerebe of the elective
Irateddsi-ritT -rnrd.aii.-e v\ i;h the I tth section of
oi:in!.-dhv ;ueh" rtle-t i! v (.’olliu-il to inn o-o
a .'peci.d lax for that pnrpo-e.
1 - to. : a, «. ! >. tin,: .-v-tv ic.f .-•!* V
I: •: i-r W :r: the CorjiQi' ii" iim-U—ot th. .‘ily ■.■nrV
t.ot iu-lp sc .tig the it iportaLcecf a vv vtt orgninsed
l ire i ‘.-pa r! 111 —lit,
,1. A. i.i I-,!. 5., I‘hairmau i itizon Com.
11. C. <1 NMNGIIAM. , Ifn It. .‘c i. Cos.
1. h ft!.' >Ol>\V< iltT!!. Ch'n F. Ce.
JNU. >. \\ ini. Ch'n from t ity Council.
Election Hotice.
\ i. e! r o ■ \ 1 man to till the va
. A ' - • ■■■...! I■ ■ the i. in-ration of
w. f. V,V- If. \.::i he If : t on s.Vlt Rri.W, the
cn 111 h or of 9 A. M. and 1 th
| da e the v>trs of '' ■ cii v will jd, use signify
ti,a:i-approval or ui-npprov ,at of a special lav
lo ii.g ievi.-.t for the purpose of fitting out., the
t'i c I)- pavtmei.t.
llid.'is? on the tickets *‘s(.cc::d tax” or ' r.o
special lav." A. ldil.l A MV,
augHi—-jt Mayor.
.\olice to Debtor:- unit Creditors.
i id, p i -.is litd.dUi-,] to tl- estate of James
- V V> M idlchroiks, late of Fpadling . oui.t v.
decca-ed. are notified to come forward and settle
immediately, and those having demands against
¥id e.-ta'c arc r-.pnestpd to present them duly
antheiiticatcj in terms of the law.
•I. 11. CUNNAI.LV,
angle Administrator.
/GEORGIA SPALDING COUNTY.—Whereas
v T R. F. Mann applies to me for letters of
Disniisdon on the .state of Rho.la ilamil.
late (>i said couny, .ieoeased.
These arc. therefore to cite and admonish all
persons interested or concerned to be and appear
at my "(lice within the time prescribed by law to
show cause if any exist why such letters of dis
mission should md be grant'd.
Given tinder my hand .V ollice tins l.jlli August,
1806. 6m F. D. DISMCKE,
/ MiURGI A—SI’AIJUNG COUNTY.—Whereas
VT .1 lin ]>. Moor, Administrator of the estate
of Lee Strickland, late of said county, deceased,
applies to me soy letters of dismUsidn.
Tliesf are therefore to cite and admonish all
persons interested or eoncevned to he and appear
at my office within tl.e time pi .scribed by law,
and .-’low cause if any exist, why said letters of
dismission should not be granted.
Given U-. lor nv hand nt office, ihis the lMfi of
August. 1 SIC. * E.D. PISMtTKE.
nugiO—vua Ordinary.
r \ nonel V—SFALTH NG Ct >('N TY.—Whereas
Dim ! I*. I'.lder. Guaifdan ~f David’ IV Mn~
lair n . I F.liz ib, ;h A. Gray, formerly Klinbeth A.
v. dair. applies to ::.c for letters of dismission.
i aese are therefjre to cite and admonish all
p. i sous coueerned to be and appear at iny office
within the time prescribed bv taw, and show
,-,nsh. 'fnnyYvis'. why sil'-h letter* of dismission
should not iie granted.
Given ue.b r tov hind, at office, this tho lull
>1 -v August, Dm.o, • F. H. PISMUKE-
\K W ADYERTISEME\ Tg
(U'-uKUIA. SSI'AUJINO CUUNTaCwT
X Cveorge W. (J rant *u«l E. \V. beck, Execm**
• i 11. I*. Kilpatrick, dec tut td a[|.ly’ to
IdtKrs of dianii*»ioD «»ii »ai«l€-tatt.
There ate tb<*it-f»r»r to cite an<i admo;
persons t * l»e an.! ap|>ear at inv oflSf
within Ihe tirn«* pit s/rih.d by law. to show
if any nrfst. w hy racti h tters of
nut l*e granted.
Giv**n under niv hat.d at office, tin* *„
Ist!., l-,m. ' F I. DISMeke o*^ 0 *^
auglti—Cm i irdio,^
W ANTEOt!
1,000 BUSH£iB
DRIED FRUIT
WANTED BY
DA MEL & RCGKBR,
(Cunningham’s oldslaud.)
GRIFFIN, GA.
nugl C-ts
PITTS’
15 AUGER SHOP.
OI’HX at all times for the neeonunoilatioc of
(teiitleuien
'liiankful for pn.-t patronage, the
would respe.-tfirly solicit 11 eontinnanca of ih,
-amo. Jle n.-ks liothir.g but n trial in order tr.
guarantee satisfiietion.
attiisiioi' is on t lie coiner of Hill street
.*nd Hioadway, in the l useuient of Maj, Moor*?
building.
nnglO GECHIGE I’HTS, Barber.
> RHEA JOHNSON,
Grocers, Produce,
-A ' -
AND
COM MI c I0\ T M EROHANTS,
\i:i: r- -1 vine •talitfv a largo lot of
SIT. Alt.
i.'OFFEF.
FI.OF It.
liACOX.
I.ARP.
Kljl'E and
23ag§in^,,
An 1 every article kept in their line of trade.
\IW Th'-ir is opposite F.UICK WARE
IIF ir-F , Si ,1, .MON STREET.
THE GREATEST
INOUGEMENT
OK TIIR SEASON AT
. mils. rr , -A.Yi_.c>TT’s
EHPOSIUM
((QNTL 'i! LAVING a radical change in lusi
nes* th .• - - as,in, th. und<:*igi ed otters
the next FOLIA or Ft FI Y DAYS, a LARGE,
FRESH and FASHIONABLE STOCK of
}fi//inrrif and I'anetj Goods,
* at pa 1.-, s that will astoni-h the most incredulous.
Vie si: nipt no humbug, but the goods Ml >1 and
\Y 1 LL be sold nt some price, a portion of the stock
AT LESS THAN COST.
i A great inducement will be .'tiered lo any wish
ing to make a good bill. Cull soon, as die best
chances are first taken.
S. S. TAYLOR.
Agent, at Ladies’ Slure.
Griffin, July 19 1866-41 _
GEXER A Xj
LAND AND EMIGRANT
AGENCY
W ITII II E A D- QU A IITEKS AT
QRIFFIN, GEORGIA.
T shall keep a Registry in my office, where all P ar *
ties having Lands, l’lautatious, City, or other piop
e-rty for sale, rent, or exchange, are respectful)
solicited to Register them ftee of charge, whether
my services are engaged as Agent or not-
I atn thoroughly acquainted with Souther"
Lards, and therefore amply able to discern
quality and strength, ns well ns what they *f*
bv si adapted for. etc., etc., which will enable®
to render valuable services to Capitalists *n
otliers wishing to invest or exchange.
I now have several Plantation*, I.ots-* ntl
considerable quantity of wild land* i» and fferen*
part-s of Georgia for" rale, rent or exchange, »««
j will- soon have them mapped out on mV hegw
| s.> that all can examine for themselves. ,
! lam now making, and will soon have pUy
I aiTiingeineiits with parties in New A,ok, 1 ]"‘
d.-lph*;i. and Baltimore by which 1 shill be nine *
advance money on lands, •crowing crops, etc
i Hi rKKxens: George N Nichols, l'sq., Bav ®' rf K
Savannah. Ga ; Knnsom ttogers, b.-q-. I> -.
South 4th Street. Philadelphia, and the bu>'" fS
i tneu of this city. „„
A. JACKSON ROOERB
(ST Office, for the present at my reridcee on
corner of Broadway riit'J lotL Mretls
Mni s l '.!: CollrjftN
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