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CA8SVILLE, GEO. A MnridaiUe quantitv of min | rOB ™* st.sx*a». ! dsv last 6W mother earth is now tbor- terrrille Express. countv^ uMoer seoieocr ^ ^ ***§*■ Tte w-ther « dnusuall,! <,ur .rented IHrod of tta fr^resaco^ ! ^ to S^tow’s ««*>». * «™ <>r thw Kfeoirof the year. plains that we have totaBy mrsconce.ved j Urn Sen- a hts position. and assumed one for him. En» the Bicfcmand Whiff. ' !«»to pmtrw the Vbmm. And yet wn Al late Iwtken BN|iW ^ ^euufcee we bore little hope of it in view of The recant elections * the North, „- I«ho »eeot deetfone. Bat, - pt in' the State of New Jerrey, have r^ | tire man and a Union-loving man, tody* Jtodinthe triumph of the Mack repub-'****irgm««* and a southerner, wetave! lican party. Ib New York.nd Msssnchu- *ath«rg«l our duty m givmgcataand however. the rote was a light one ! to the north * rn Tta State aid WOgfa paared _ _ . ,T.v u, I, . „ ... J ate—yeas 6t. nays 49. This bill author- setts, however, the rote wash light oon . . The CosnorouTAX Art JocasaL, . ^ toke Had hw present 1 u ’ . .. . , TT .. _ fVr v , . _... '■ a. fcrfiil preetptee over which the Union . . . i. t i-.h « ™ " r izes the Governor to endorse the bonds of In the city of New York, where there were r . | has be * n explanation of the rery strong language | ._ to the h„«dLl .nd fear thousand registered » won now tanging. With them » the Thursday Morning, IWCEMBEBl, MW. W i* and published quarterly.^ S^ |'*'^ 1 m^WUty""^ vi^iL and P—BWtie D—ltotttm. Broadly, New York. j now may by construct™, placeus m a | » fter the 30th of Novemberj bout one half of the whole rote of the city. and that duty will be fearlessly met, ro- Poa Souenoa Oraamai-CaMoure Cracctr. j Advertiae««lta. P°^ tlpn y e ll » Te mmuyntiL «« j ^ p,^ the Senate. j Why there was so siffall a vote, under cir- ( gardless qf consequences. a-f aJssnita AftaagirLuiwi mImiU. j " m*7 ! A Singular Story. ^ Alexander Dumas has lately published J. A. W. JOHNSON, OF WHITFIELD. Election 1st Monday in January, 1860. AttMtioa, Democrats. The Democrats of Casa are requested to meet st the court house Tuesday next, to appoint delegates to represent this county in the Convention to be held in MlUedgerille on the 8th inst., to appoint delegates to the Charleston Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS. Dee. 1, 1859. Improving. That our town is steadily improving can be seen by any one who visits the place; and if a few more of our citizens will awake from their Rip Van Winkle deep, and keep up with their more enter prising neighbors, Cassvillc will soon pre sent a different appearance from what it presented a year ago. There is no good reason why our town should not continue to improve ; the un fortunate local differences which existed among the citizens of the county for sev eral years, and threatened the destruction of our town, having been settled to the satisfaction of all parties, there is now no excuse for our citizens to be afraid to im prove their property. A tew hundred dollars spent in improving your business houses and places of residence will add considerably to the appearance of your town—try it. Don't squeeze the eagle so hard—don’t make the poor bird squall so loud. The Iron Interests of Georgia. On our first page will l>e found the report of the committee to whom was referred the proposition of Hon. Mark A. Cooper, asking aid of the State, on certain conditions therein specified. The prop osition of Maj. Cooper, so far as the security idea is concerned, is far prefer able to any other that has yet come before the Legislature or is likely to conic before it. He proposes to secure the State be yond the possibility of loss by mortgaging 10,000 acres of land, with $260,000 im provements thereon. The Legislature can not ask more than this, and we hope to see the bill pass. We invite attention to the memorial of Maj. Cooper and the report of the committee. 4 - | write anther short communication for i Tb * * ttent,on * d,,eCtcd j your paper on the subject. jto our advert,smg columns-they may ■> \ he persecutors of |««eoin. me coumy™ p. ' thore tod something of interest to them, j have for ro0 ntbs been us- J ured - *“ P 885 ** 1 the Houm: THE LAW. > • •*- ing every means to ruin his influence and Mr. J. W. Heath, attorney at law, pro- J reputation in the State; of this matter, if mises to attend promptly to all business | j t ha true, we know nothing, and tavc placed in his hands. We have tad some I nothing to say. The Express further dealings with Mr. Heath, and recommend | sa y S . “ it cannot be denied, that the lead- him to the favorable consideration of the 1 j ng spirit in this crusade against a great public.. 1 and good man, was prompted by the worst NEGROES AND MULES. ! of motives;” of tbis, we know nothing and Mr. A. C. Wyly having determined to! have nothiug to say quit fanning, offers for sale some valuable j *cd in the dedaretion, rf they choose, negroes and mules. This is good prop- j 8Wcr f°rtiem ' , ertv and sold for no fault; the advertiser | The Express further-sayMtat Hhrough wishes the negroes to remain in the conn, instrumentality of such influence the ty, if practicable. Those wanting such Democratic caucus wasstoekedwithmem- properf. should give Mr. Wyly a call b:-: hers of the Opposition party, and that fore purchasing elsewhere. j »« * his was tlonc t0 S™ 1 '^ the * nlmos,t J FURNITURE AND WHEAT FANS j ^ *“ interested party whose s^m^rf ■ an easy fortune in perspective, in wortn- Mr. Robin, Cartersville, is preparctl to bank noteSt was defeated by the Su- „ . put up any kind of a job in the Furniture „ rcme Court. The Express regards the PnP* s ® ® ca emy . - line. He is also maker of the well known affair xs 3n outrage upo n the hon- i to P urchasc furn,turc for sa,d * T ‘ “Premium Wheat Fan:" He is a good Qr of the Stato> and ^ if the Supreme workman and is very moderate in his ; Coun ig t0 ^ BWayc< j by such influences, charges. ^ ! jts Judges ostracised for giving decisions i according to law, and every Pettifogger allowed tbe privilege by the Legislature, t' TT6® to allow the State railroad to be 1 cumstances whieh are considered calcula ; sued in tbe county where property is in- - ted to draw out an unusually large one, ! ia left entirely to conjecture. As for our-j . , , ■ _. . L .,, Tbe bill to reduce the number of mem- ! selves, wc arc disposed to deduce from the * concere tars of tta Legislature ta> beenn^^ focta condemn foyorebfc to the tarmo. ‘ ^^bedi^t^s news from the Cri to a special committee of one from each j ny and perpetuity of the Lnion, and, con- Judicial district. This bill reduces the sequently, to the rights and interests of Senate to 48 members—ti from each Con- : the South. In view of the Harper’s Fer gressional District; and the House to 152, j. ry emeute, and the tendency of abolition the 20 most populous counties to have 2 members, and the other counties to have Let those impiica- onc ' A bill making it penal for a man to whip his wife has passed the House.— Wife whippers take notice. A bill tb change tbe time of holding the elections has passed tbe Senate; election for members to the Legislator® to be held 1st'Wednesday in Octpbcr, for county officers 1st Wednesday in January. A bill has passed the House to appro- doctrines, wc think a large portion of the voters of the North have been brought at least to a pause and to reflection. For it will be seen that there is a large foiling off in the republican vote, notwithstand ing the most earnest and persistent efforts on the part of the leaders and presses of the republican party to rally their follow- f 0-*a»r>IlD-A.TE8. Vtr Ordinry: IW- w* am authorised to aoaoooe* u, of Mr. j. A. HOWARD as a candid*^ ’nary, at tha el eel ion in January nn i 8, 1858—Ida. E7* Wa are antboriaad to announce Mr NATHAN LAND an u candidate for Ordinary at the clartiae ia Jaueary next. Sapt 18,1S5>. For Sheriff: fN* Wa are authorised to announce iu naan of Hr. A. If. FRANKLIN an . for Sheriff, at the election in January next Sept. 8, 1859—tde. mea of Russian defeats, the Caar resolved to die ! Should he retrace his footsteps, and abandon bis policy, he would bare to give the lie to a reign of thirty years. Should he persist in carrying on the war, he would ruin Russia. But wtat he could tar Clerk Saperior Court: JW We are authorised to announce Mr. THUS. A. WORD as a candidate for Clerk of tha Saperior Court, at the election in January ■ext. Sept. 15,1K». ers to the polls. And this wc are inclined . - _ . . , , .. . bin, to live a few hours after having taken to regard as an encouraging indication ; . . , . „ . . _ ., For Clerk Inferior Court: J3f" We are antborized to announce tkt name of JOHN F. UTLHOI.LIN aa a caadi- not ask without loss of honor—peace, his i date for re-election for Clerk of tha Inforiet successor might He, therefore, by pres- i Court, at the election ia January next. s;ng solicitation, obtained from his physi- \ 0et - «—*de. cian, who had previously resisted for two : JW We are authoriaed to announce the months, a dose of poison strong enough j unnie of W. C. GAINES aa a candidate for to kill him, but yet weak enough to allow c,erk Inf «rior Coart, at the election i, that the eyes of the northern people are, „ . , . . . , f J , ,, : J ,, iTth of February, having obtained from beeinnine to be opened to the folbcs and ; V ” . -, . oegirmmg jw w, ^ j the Emperor a declaration in writing which made him safe at all points. On it The physician left Petersburg on the priatc money for tta support of tbe dangers of the black republican organixa- < ® m P wor Murderer at Large. The Chnttonooga Gazette says that the t<} defeat thc . ntcnUon for which it was Governor of Alabama has offered $400 rc- ^ hope tosee(he Supreme Court ward for the delivery of AV alker Pitts to or reotga nized. the authorities of Montgomery, Ala. He ^ us ^ our respccte d friend was seen in Chattanooga Saturday « nd ofthe Express, has assumed too much in Sunday last, and is supposed to be some- UlisnulUer . now r wiU grint him tliat where in Tennessee now. He murdered , , fenning is a grcat and good man A. P. MeGrabb in Montgomery-, on the ^ } ^ nothi|lg to the contraryi but 17th November ; be bas ^ «* , tUcre is nothing dse assumed by the Edi- Cartersville, Ga., 6 or 8 years. He is do- ^ ^ hfe article a - hich i a dmit to be scribed as being about 25 years old 5 feet true wk W||t proof . thc charges are very 7 incncs high, slightly stoop-shouldered, ^ iBVolving the opposition to Judge dark hair, rather lean and long faced, has ^ both jn alld out of thc General no whiskers, and is said to be a very bad ^ ja moral turpitnde ; scheming, swearer. He had on a dark brown cloth ^ dish ' oncstv . when the acticn of thc coat, drab overcoat, and tarpaulin or fire- Legislaturc bc accounte d for, the iu- man s hat. . ^ eorr ;ty oP ; ls individual members sustain- To Postmasters ood Potroa. oflhe ^ ^ ™ - *. At a i and tlic objects for which the Supreme Empire state. ■ Gourt was established carried out, and As the books, papers and accounts, to- ^ Helming not injured, unless he had gether with the entire office of thc Empire sumc supcrior rig ht to the position over State, were totally destroyed in the late ! ^ eam ^ i ^ 3a4 ^ Lyon, which I con- fire in Griffin, we arc requested by the ^ ^ ^ ^ and should not have un- proprictors to ask of postmasters the fa-: ^ Qm form govcrnmcnt But I un- vor of sending to them a list of the sub- the drift of our fnen d's position scribersat their respective offices; a " d to bc tl)Ls that Judge Benuing has been aU persons who know themselves indebt- j defcate<1 by the r ^i, k ture for thc reason cd in any way, will confer a favor, now ! thtttheand Gov . McDonald, (Judge Lump greatly needed, by remitting, as nearly as thev can recollect, the amount of their dues. Papers throughout the State will place —American Union. The Mew Terk Day Book. Our readers will find the Prospectus for 1860 of this well known and able pa per, in our advertising colnmnK. Thc ap proach of the next Presidential election, the interest felt to learn all the news in regard to the abolition plots and conspi racies, renders such a paper as the Day Book almost indispensible. The Day Book Is the only journal in the North that openly defends the nodal institutions of the South, and this it has done with no much ability, and with such true philos ophy, as to receive the unqualified com mendation of mil leading Southern men. It is thc honest, straight forward manner tbe Day Book has of dealing with public questions, And above all, the trenchant blows, it gives the abolition vipers on 1 Vi , ng , f on d iosc who were instrumental iu their own soil, that has made it wea n j ^ of bim aud his associates favorite at thc South. flic Day 1*°°*, ! r„, W The! county tax whose property does exceed $1,000. To charter the Bank of Rome. . Mr. Hall of Meriwether proposed an amend ment that if any officer of the bank sliall be guilty of violating any of the provis ions of the bill, lie shall be punished by imprisonment for a term of years in tbe penitentiary. Lost-yeas 27, nays 75. To amend tbe tax laws, by allowing persons, if they think proper, to deduct their indebtedness from the value of their properly when given in. To require Ordinaries issuing marriage kin dissenting) decided against thc right j Uecnsc, to require an affidavit, that the of the bill holders of some of thc broken parties about to marry are not first cons Banks in Columbus, to recover their roon- j ins. l cy out of thc stock holders, which ou: j To levy a tax upon all goods peddled the proprietors of thc Empire State under ofthe assu , lics * the only ' ip this State or sold by sample, by itiner- listing obligations by copying this notice, i corrcct exposition of the law on that sub- J ant drummers. Passed the House, and calling attention to it It is bad c- j , n thfc . we think that Judge8 B eu-' nough to be burnt out, but still worse to-j nj „ d McI)ona]d crrt . d , aP d were mis- j BILLS INTRODUCED. To refer tbe question of the abolition of tlic Supreme Court to the people. To form a new county out of portions of Cass, Cherokee, Gordon and Pickens. To pardon Thomas C. Whitworth, of Chattooga, under sentence «of death for murder. of«« Georgia Institute for the Deaf and Dumb, to remove the pupils of the same, to pur chase.® new site, erect the necessary buildings, Ac. To prevent and make penal the betting on elections. tion. and the odious principles and doc- , ’ , ■« c , ■ f the niornin" of tbe 18lh, the Emperor trines inculcated bv Seward and his disci-; ® , , iriues . swallowed the poison, after winch he sent P „' A _ , ,,, a ' for the Grand Duke Alexander-now Eui- But st.ll the taumph of tbc Seward par- j ^ Wm The ^ would ty m thc great State of New York affords ; for he , p ^ occasion for alarm and apprelicnsion to, .... , every lover of the Union, North and South j prevented h,m b J _ an East and West We make no threats, 88 *. son and a sul> j^’ hc M n °‘ and indicate no lino of policy to the South but it is proper to inform the Northern people, with calmness and candor, that Presidency would bc followed, according to our judgement and belief by an almost instant secession of tbe Southern States from the Union. We entirely pass over the question at present, whether it would bc the part of wisdom and patriotism or j not for the Southern States to refuse sub- Toallow free persons of color to go in- , _ ., , , , i mission to the inauguration' of a President to voluntary servitude, or be compelled ° . . to leave the State. . I elected m accordance with the forms of To exempt widows from State ; the constitution. Nor is .tm-cessan-to Uncurrent Funds in Tennessee. be deprived of the means ol collecting thc | to dVe law, though xrc do not | It is probable the public will very frank- hard earafrigs^of years of incessant labor. | tUitA tb( . dec i s i on> localise in our opinion j ly admit that some of the Tennessee Bank it is wrong, necessarily corrupt. Andal- j bills are uncurrent. lor instance, at though Judge Benuing and Judge Me- j Chattanooga, tbe bills of the Bank ofClai- Donald may be great and good men, still • borne arc quoted at eighty-five per cent, is human, and for myself I have lit- j discount—the Citizens bank at sixty, and state, even if wc know, exactly what will be our own eoiirsc in the event of Sew ard’s election. Wc can only state what wc firmly and religiously believe, that the Southern States will not submit to the in auguration of Seward as President of the United States. We go further, and say disobey his fother and his sovereign. The Emperor, then explained to him in detail the motives which induced him to take this heroic step. Thc young Pnncc bro ken-hearted, the tears streaming from his eyes, his utterance choked by subs, listen ed to the dreadful narrative on bis knees, and clasped his hads, exclaiming, “my father! my fother!” The Emperoswould not allow him to quit his side until hc bad obtained from him a solemn promise to let death take its course without at tempting to stop if. But thc instant the young Prince was out of tbe room, his fil- Janusrjr next. Oct. For Tax Collector: L3F* lie are authorized to announce Mr. RILEY MILAM as a candidate for the ulEre oi Tax Collector at toe ensuing election. Aug. 25, 1859—tde. 'Ve are authorized to announce the nama of DEMPSEY F. RBUOI’ as a candi date for Tax Collector, at the election in Jan uary next. Oct. 8—tde. tfT We are antliorizcd to annonnre the name of JOHN LOCDEKMII.K aa a tanAiiUte for Tax Collector at the election in Jai.nary next. Oct. 6-tile. far 1 Wc arc authorized to announce the aamc of N. GILKEATII as a candidate for Tax Collector, at the ensuing clediun—first Monday iu January next. Oct. 15,1359. For Tax Receiver: We are authorized to announce the name of F. A. MORRISON as a candidate for Tax Receiver, at the approaching January Action. Not. 1—tde. The Georgia Penitextiart.—From thc report of tlie Keeper of the State prison, ial love triumphed over bis fidelity to bis j it appears that there were on the first word, and he summoned the whole of the royal family, and also .three physicians.— The latter arrived too late. The Emperor after a hot violent agony, expired at.Uven- ty minutes past, twelve, at noon, on the 18lb of February, 1855. At the same in- that the Southern States will not submit *** Russia changed not only her master but her policy. A Brave IIcsbasb.—We find in thc elected by the republican party, as such, j Fil . emali s G:izcUCi pushed at Dayton, to the inauguration of any black repubii-1 can President whatever—that is, any man j day of October, two hundred and nineteen convicts. Thirteen have been discharged during the' last year, seven escaped, twen ty five pardone-l, three have died and onc sent to the Lunatic Asylum. A Figitive Slave -Moke Pikes.—A descent was made on Thursday last, on tbe premises of Alfred Cox, a colored man in Lafayette, Indiana, to arrest a fugitive slave supposed to bc concealed there.— Ohio, the following comment n;ion a mat- j The slave was not found, but alargenum- rimonial alliance recently “ perpetrated” j ber of pikes was discovered in thc cellar. Out M e t. j The lievolutionarv War. accord- “ Maieued—Ou Lie 13th instant, at t *■*' . vr . . ,, „ v . „ vi- ; ins: to official accounts furnished by the Mantua, bv the Rev. Mr. Norton, Mr. « . t e . ... ,, .. . , , „ i British Parliament, cost (ire.it Britain4",- G. Drnllev to Miss Marv L. Eggleston, all | . .... . ,, .. tiGO men, exclusive of olllcers and $b4-i,- of Rapids, PorUge county, Ohio. j _ ’ The aliove named Dudley i*ad a wife be- j (| l->,te8>. ; fore, who obtained a divorce for his kick- j ing her out of doors. The parent of the The Olb Brows Rescue.—Cossnr.ACV. —According to a reported conversation to c]T with Gov. Wise recently, he.has no doubt | t ' b “ t “that thej'^err'ed^Yn the Bank j the Exchange bank of Murfrasboro at 90 of thc existence of secret societies in vari-' 1 _ . j decision, so that I cannot admit the pre. ! per cent, discounb —Constitutionalist. ous portions of Ohio aqd elsewhere, the , miaes of tbe 2>i» esi or the conclusions to ! The following list embraces thc broken members of which are bound fry oathsnot I ^ worth friend ^ ^e. only to rescue old Brown, but to take re- j MEMBER OF THE BAR. From tbe Federal Union. Home-taught Teachers. Messrs. Editors: Have you noticed for their, offences at Harper’s Ferrr. however, has tad -to encounter every vm- ] whkh ?hc Govcmor has j •ginable obstacle at the * rth, an l ,ts M pon this subject are from men in whom- 1 . .. lf proprietors tad been governed by mercc-1 worf he p|||c ^ |ho fuMest confidence, but | ^ ,ow ^°^ in introduced himself at nary motives, its publication would hare , ^ ^ bc weafca by hiln ; Harper s Ferry ? As a Tocher been abandoned. It lias never had a dol-, , t w doubtlcss tbe b^iefofthc existence | Among the letters found on Palmer Mr of capital to establtsh it, but has hatl j of8Uc|| BOcieties _ nimlbcr ing, as was re- * Dother confederate^ was one from to roly entirely upon the industry ^ L ort<dtt> him, thousands of members- Lawrence Ttatcber-m which be say, a- - * — —-» *’ 1 - mong other things: While at Brownsville, Tenn., I ad-, rf troops dressed a letter to tbe School Teacher, Mr * * ■ |nn t^ tv IIIHI, uiuuiNHius VI Iiiciiiucia-— hard working proprietor*, and the sup-, for tbe purposcs that led tlic Gov. pert its *iend| have voluntarily extended j to ^ ollt an add!Uona , mmhcr As S* G4**<lw nAKAi-nrunon ImvArnr Kite 1 to it Steady perseverance, however, has accomplished ranch, and although the Day Book is not a profitable establish ment, on account rf tta very low rate at --, and he came to Brownsville to see The Richmond Enquirer says that 1 nK! ' . . . there is no truth in the despatch that Gov. f “He says there is no avocaUoomwfrmh wfrich tta paper is furnished, it is able to i rhase h#d infornMHi Gw . Wise ^ nltn j a man can do so much good for our rouse prove to the abolitionists that it Ls not j nw arluju „ in 01do nor orGov . Wise’s j » s that uf 5011001 tcacUin «’ becaBSeth * easily killed. A* a businea* paper, thc rcp , y Xor thorc ^ tr|lth ; n the ^ fe ! country around have to much confidence banks of Tenncsse: Agricultural bank, Brownsville. Central bank of Tennessee, Nashville. Farmers’ and Mechanics* bank Mem phis. Mechanics’ bank, Memphis. Memphis Savings Institution. Exchange bank, Murfresboro. Miners and Manufacturers bank, Knox ville. Bank of East Tennessee, Knoxville. Bank of Claiborne, Tazwell. in its capacity of a separate and distinct political and sectional organization. In sucli an event, we believe all tbe Gulf States, with one accord, and at tiie same moment, will go out of tbe l nion, and set up for themselves, and that the other Southern States, Virginia included, will ultimately, if not immediately, take pre cisely the same step. We confess that, until recently, we have never so believed or thought o.- dreamed; but there is now , yoimg ^ to whotll 1k . < ias just been nni- ! "« mistaking thc temper and purpose of J ivd kn „ w foI . bildl . i lur malT ving liim, the Southern people, and tbe ominous ( tQ ho|d her and onlcred Dudley out signs of the times. - j „f Iris house; whereupon Dudley'pitched Tbe politicians and editirs of the repub- j j nt0 tbe D j d ul!l n, and gave him a severe Hcan party arc laboring nmler a terrible | pouad5ng wbik the lady—thc second Mrs. delusion, wl.icl. wc wish wc could remove j 1>udlc y_ ran out iBlo lbc car ri :|gc from their minds. They appear to be of j ^ waHed unti i D had w hip;xsU.ei tatlr- ' the opinion ttat the southern States have f er as muc . h as he want etl to, when the no idea of seceding from the Union, no j touplc drwc o(t matter what may happen. Least of all do j they suppose that they entertain any pur-1 Iscendiakv Arrested.—We were pose of going ont ofthe Union in the event, informed by a reliable gentleman, just on of the election of a black republican Pres-} dic cve 0 f going to press, that on Monday ident in accordance with tbe forms ol the | night last, in the vicinity of tbe Social j constitution. They consider all the talk Circle, a person with a lighted match was ‘ about secession and disunion at the South as nothing but blunter and humbug, and wc readily acknowledge that the boasting THE MARKETS. CAREFULLY CORRECTED. Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 29, 1S59. Cotton - 9 to 1<’%. Bacin —hog round, 10’ J tu 11).) eeiti*. Lakh—12 U 12)) cents rvr lb. F Lorit— Soper line |«?r bandied. Eztn Family $3.50. Corn—70 to To eta from wagons. Meal—70 to 75 cts from wagons. SweKT Potatoes—iu to 50 ct» per bnsliil. Irish do—CouiJry 75 to $1.25—Northern $1.50 per biubel. Sugar—7)) to 10»—according to qualiiy. C'O-rrn—12).)'to 20c It*. Rice—5 to 6))c. Molassks—.33 to 35 per gallon. Wheat—fl to #1.15 per buehel. Salt -#1.25 to #1.50 per sack. Ca.vdlss—Adamantine, 22 to to etSi per Ib Peas - 65 to 75 per both. Pork —7c net. Limited supply. Business brisk, Henry stock&of Dry-Good*, Groceries, Hardware. Weekly Day Book bas no superior, ami that G*v. Pucker* tad tendered ten | in a sdrorf-trocher who conducts himself no planter or merchant can afford to do troops to the Executive of Vir- «ght. He saysdtat tta large umjority of without it Its commercial reports are | - nij| ElMJuircr furtber ^ys that | eolore,i in tb,s P^ of ttaStateare worth double the subscription price. * » f Wtae ha» ovdcred’fivc hundred «ddi ! to take up at a moment s war- adriro our friends to «M«t iu increasing ; tional ^ to clwrlestownt ilnTK)r . j ning, snd a large number rf wlutro are Its circolation, which wffll do groat R°^ Unwo fUrge numbers of * shoulder-hit-! r— 4y to jrf* 1 h ,,n - He says wc must send at the South, white ita eucouragemrnt ^ Sw Yorf * and other row-! «•* ««• mtn to ^ 8 ^ u “ hero will strengthen tta tamk wh( ^e valueless lives have b^en pur-1Sd ool Teachers, and work them i.i av who are fighting, for our rights at tbe cbaaed a -^} 1 abolition money, having in- e *7 where. No tit Let efforts be made at every ! arnccrf the Executive to makegood prepa-; «o* long arewe to be forced to depend rftae to get up a cltih for this really tral- j fo,. the,,, a warm reception.” “P° n fe,lo,irs for Scbo ° l Teachers ? wabte paper* - ^ ' : Cannot our Legislature aow in session do ^ f Verson EsTATt _A New 1 something to giveour people Homc Uught discovered in thc act of setting fire to a j gin house. A gentleman tired his gun at ! the party, and instantly killed a negro.— i resolves and ridiculous threats of southern j When the gun was discharged an inshvid- j extremists, in times past, would justify j was seen to run, who was overtaken j (joxroN f ugvsta Xor. 20. Sales such a inclusion. But times and circum- | and captured, and was f opposed to be the [ f rom to 11) cents. 'The market firm, stances have changed, and nearly all men r instigator, or real incendiary in question, j ——■g— Trim Works of the Doited States, j at the "South have changed with them.— | Further particulars will be given as soon ; jsy Entirely New ! Entirely New I— From a table compiled by the American \ Men—thorouglily conservative and mode- i „ received. The people ^nnot bc too | Wbatjis That,I p " r,f f I ,D, > Tron Association, exhibiting the number | rate men-who never h"«‘ofore enter-, vigilant.—€onfcderacy. : v : j „„„ j^i.-rr: ii U tbe result of learned of iron works, idle and in operation, in I tamed a despairing thought of the Union, the United States, it appears ttat there \ have began to despair now, anil believe arc furnaces, rolling mills, or forges, in [that tta days of tta republican! well nigh , bill into tta LegislaUire, to prohibit the twenty-five of the States of thc Union, j numbered. There is but little apparent | circulation of bank bills of a smaller do- leaving but eight States destitute of iron ETAllr Worley has introduced a j regard.; it U a.triumph of:scientific skm. J It 18 a chemical nuion af materials, proTided excitement at the South at thc present j nomination than ten dollars. Every good works; these me Mi^ptfL^i'| tm* Botunttetimding the audroity Florida, Texas, Iowa, MioIiUota, C.lifor- abolition invasion at Harper’s Ferry; but the constituency whoa th« nia and Oregon-.n upon tta boundary | there is a quiet, silent determination per- j M orlcy represents should-taep ^hun rf or frontier. Tbe following is the table: Works Furnaces Forges Hills. Working 1,159 560 389 210 Abandoned 380 7S 99 15 1,545 883 .488 22 Shipwreck asd Lorn af life The Brithdi #on steamship Charter," was teat on the Mtkaf October j vailing all ranks and classes of.souttam home in future Heaven knows that ed men, which will brook the insolence and J iters get few enough remittances now, and York rarer says: Teachers? Do speak out on this subject (Tabor alone is $35,000,000. B ° Val 1 - Jota! Washington, tta late owner Mr Kditar ‘ Whnt ** ^ ***\ rf Mount Yernon, lias burst up anil gone I * “GEORGIA. These produce -annually about 850,000 tons rfiron, tta value rf which, in an or dinary year, is fifty million rf dollars.— Of ttri%amount the portion expended for From stable prepared by Mr. Charles E. Smith, show- j 210 ! aggression of the North no longer, and 'stop the circulation of small bills and they 15 ' which we have never known. to exist be-; would never get a cent. But not only fore. Wtat particular measures, however, Vir- newspapei men, but every class of citi zens would bc sadly inconvenienced by ginis and the South should adopt, is left such a law. No one but an unresponsi- to the calm reflection ofthe southern peo- ble fool would ever have thought of it pie; and the wisdom of their respective ! State Legislatures. We invoke the republican editors and j [Rome Southerner. Later from Brownsville. prepurea or -- | to dismiss the fatal delusion New Om-eass, Nov. 28.-We have re ingthe duties, rmportation ^.f 6 at ; ^ whicll they scem to rest, and to ceired Brownsville dates to the 20th mst — m : Liverpool, each year, since 1840, it ap- , , . .Lieutenant Genmson, of the Revenue Cut- Paimt Iuqs Wheels.—The making; that under the tariff rf 1846 tbe in- j w * e ve a ^ J , misun-1 teT Dodge, reports that two hundred and to pieeea. Nearly fire hundred pw«i« j ^^^vepaidhimonc hundred and j * hcot * *'*?*'**.**-' ***** ^ <**•**«"*" import of iron is dersUndtogtatwecn the North and tta ' ninet > « &otive m “ n were «* rd *« thc were lost F*u# todtan drftars » r** ‘ j«ewentv-flwv thousand dollars are swindle*! ** prooiw, by whi^> tbe operatamm per-j fc,, times the increase iu the population,; ^ “ therefore, what wc which was dosrfy besieged, but as ^—»* than thirty eight times tta in- ^ l ” ^ * —*-**■ h.*,th*i^^ j, —ly Uttwy fcA ham to* Ware on board the ship. -About twenty ! seventy-five thousand dollars , , , _ . _ ^ - . . out rf their, money.. He can’t give a clear! formed more rapidly, cta^ljmulatocent-j alld six penoua *•*»"***. ky tosdg wasfceu [ M ifabiHties are roncell- on tta rfiotring *»5uly es- j ^ ^ owe* tire hundred thousand dol- j roped from hatog Washed hack. | govemiaoot for gun-camaies, and W»1 many rf the pasasngew ware Engfirfimon. !h*ro ttat their merits - induce tta belief wta tad tartitoatog for yews intta gold! „ , « JrocsAM*.—Jurusaicm Hmt they will supercede all tta ordinary tofees rf Austria, and were returning j ^ ^ <ta|| strides of late to-L «***, « account of drew etas Ite “loyal Utarter” was a screw a (mw brfn civitaatioo. and its pro-; durability ly than by ttaohl mrfhod taa b«. emn- in the tostic^ductioo.-ir-! ** 1^1 They tave been adopted by the ]^ , only tore hope and guarantee of tta Un- Troops at Chavleutowa. ioa and rf the public peace lies m tta ais- Rktutoxo, Nov. §8.—Tbe number rf ■ eheepnewand prapsBcr, huBt of wo". 8*0fc«<i® targth fraa been wat#had with interest, thei ^ * ^ and 41 in breadth. : ret intense, ou the part rf those wta as.! . EommiAL Cocnzstre.—ttrealy, »o a|asfuU as usual at this season ofthe y with tta name rf the holy city i-; tebored articte m tta Tribune, adrooated hJCt’s jaaewte wkb tta name rf tta hrfy city i-; tehored articte to toe Trltmne, awoeareu «* ™ We anneal to the northern people learns ttat among the effects of Bertram Ito^Doowtaatareontand*onmtinrt,|ditarfttamiIteoIam,andthe speedy re- i Bennett ofthe Herrid,ra * ^ to consider wdHhis matter before kfcr too Bound, wta dfod a few weeks since in Ma, Now is a good time to mak4 up du»n— | turn of tta Jew*. Large buildtog«i eon to represent our country as Mimstevto -fffi . . arrf now lie ^rovte 1 late. Therejwrfannar tannnnrf danger rengo oonnty, Afrthaara, were three letters terms 3 copica#6, 5 copiesfAfr, and n»[wto» hnytate-and a>«ircta»:%e rising France. ^^ y brfL It is rereazkahte -oh#ad tftfrerejmbtaatopfn^mcUp^ from ‘•OsSaKafo W foBrpwn,’’ marked “an- to tta pereen who getonp the dub. ^ rw^tv mite, wide red forty ton to ttatrsana«a*e and <frrtp>ctiT> organ- swaped. ?h» Boto»d wm a peggnna i eniptoyea and Jew* a»e heaoaaing res-1 |y was concerned in toe toupers erry^u* j «, _ .) - ■> ..t-j- si—————a^* ftwataBBondom toed by L. A. Godey and Mr*. S. J. Hale, j Published at Pluk<k‘lpliia. Ident* ofthe place. iinsorreetm. and ought to ta hung A Bte “ Dbt Ur.”—Tta Plumas (CaL) solution and disbandment rf the repubii- troops stationed at Cbarles- Argus learns from W. -S. Dean, who re-, can party. Ttat it is a threatening and town, now numbers about 2,000. It is eentiy retimed from Honey Lake Valley, insulting sectional organization, based up- genemljy believed that Gov. Wise tad that Honey has liferaBy dried up! «the single idea rf opposition to slavery reasons to warrant him in eoncentra- Snssan river, a respectable stream, and and the South, and no southern rnffn can ting this large force at Charlestown. as full as usual at this sereoir rf tbe yrer, support it. candidates or co opertto with j —7. W u:„ fails now to reach tta b-sin rf tta teko. it in any manner or to toy extent wtat-! Ax Exissabt, The Butaw Ate. Whig by nature herself, for rendering pare tbe air we breathe. Its action U in obedience to fixed laws—quick, sure, powerful. It purifies dwellings, sinks, kitchens; It removes aH offensive odors ; It cures burns with instant certainty; It is tbe best preparation ever used for fresh wounds; I*, destroys all vegetable and animal poi sons ; It relieves in a few seconds the bites of iu- sects, bees, etc.; It scatters boils when forming; It soothes boils wheu formed, and heals them rapidly; It Is good for carboncles, nicer*, corns and sores; It cleanses the teeth and purifies the breat The worst symptoms of Typhoid sad Seat* let Fever are mitigated by the use of this Pa id ; it has been known to check tbe spread o Typhoid Fever in families and upon plants- tiona. . Leading physicians are using it in Caar es- ton, Columbia, Savannah, Augusta, Atlanta, Macon, Columbus, Montgomery, Selma, Mo* bile, and New Orleans. The Hospitals of New Orleans and Mobile are using it. Hospitals, corporations, shipmasters, ®* faetorera, planters, physicians, famished 1 tbe gallon at reduced rates. For sale by druggists and country toSb chants generally, from whom orders «e t** apectfolly solicited. Try at Imat one bottle. Price 50 cents- Follow directions. Manufactured pnly in the Labratory of J. DARBY, Auburn, Ala. Tor sale by Sami Levy, Caeaville; h Co., Cartersville; J. W. Gray, -**** 1 ” ’ S. T. Parker, Kingston; A. 8- 8hu fo ^*. Jen, *7, IfiSS-D^ mite* king, should tfraappcnr ao wtaHenly. - izatioo It must fre ataptWitf Dwy Ae- *»»• «"«*»§ ■“* ter ' Job Work rmaMy exited at