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fit her borders. And here we desire to be distinctly understood,for we shall have oc casion to refer to this matter again. We repeat, therefore, the substance of oar a- verment, that, at this day, there is scarce ly a grain of pare patriotism in the South, except among the non slaveholders. THE NORTH TOO SCRUPULOUS— THE THEORY THAT JOHN BROWN PRACTICED. With regard to the unnatural and de moralizing system of slavery, we believe the majority of northern people are too scrupulous. They seem to think that it is enough for them to he mere Free-Soilers to keep ir^ check the diffusive element of slaver*- 1 and to prevent it from crossing the bounds within which it is now fixed determination to stand by it or die by it, unless one of more virtuous efficacy shall be presented, are the mottoes which in substance, embody the principles, ss we conceive, that should govern us in our patriotic warfare against the most subtle and insidious foe that ever menaced the inalienable rights and liberties and dear est interests of America: 1. Thorough organization and indepen dent political action on the part of the non slaveholding whites of the South 2. Inlegibility of pro-slavery slavehold ers ; never another vote to any one who advocates the retention and perpetuation of human slavery. 3. No cooperation with pro-slavery pol iticians ; no fellowship with them in re- tii stuiui ‘ The Shoe Bagiaaiaf to Finch. The people of the North are beginning We Volunteer Companies. see in several of oar Georgia ex- to feel the effects of their sympathy for changes calk for meetings to be held to; _ . • i : 1FW.1 i. and Attempted Arson. A tress, Ga., Dec 10. , Mr. Editor: Our Post Office was rob-■ RHODES’ SUPER-PHOSPHATE! CASSVILLE, GEO. Thursday Horning, DECEMBER 23, 1859. that old abolition cut-throat, John Brown, j organise volunteer companies. What i> bed last night of between i As a sample how the physic is working, Csss county doing for the defense of her hundred dollars in money and stampstheonl* Manure the late en.i ne „, the Philadelphia Ledger says that citizens and property in case of invasion ? and an attempt made to fire the building, Prufas * or B,ckeli . »f Maryland ! “ The excitement which prevails in the Cass «unty-the bmmercmmty of upper wbilethose havingJhe office in charge STANDARTb t public mind, in reference to our sectional j rCtUrn * -»d which has ^ ! been confir.ued bv Democratic Nomination. : Fob Soucitoe Gesbbal—Chekokie Ciacnv. J. A. W. JOHNSON, OF WHITFIELD. Election 1st Monday in January, 1860. disputes is very seriously disturbing the *+! ed before the fire got under way. ti-jSTwhieb this ha” relations of business, and, if continued,| c, P* ,ne< ^ m,bt “y force! Will the mtelli- Suspicion fell at once upon a young man dueed. ” trn - regulated by municipal law. Remiss in . ligion ; no affiliation with them in society, their national duties, as we contend, they ; 4. No patronage to pro-slavery mercli- rnake no positive attack upon the institu- '< ants; no guestship in slave-waiting hotels; tkm in the Southern States. * * * j no fees to pro-slavery lawyers; no ero- Did they not, in “ the days that tried j ployment of pro-slavery physicians; no men’s souls" strike as hard blows to se- j audience to pro-slavery parsons, cure the independence of Georgia as they j 5. No more hiring of slaves by non- did in defending the liberties of Massa- slaveholders. chusctts, and is it not notoriously true that the Toryism of South Carolina pro I tion to pro-slavery newspapers, longed the war two years at least ? Is it not, moreover, equally true, that the oli- ■ to free white labor, garchs of South Carolina haTe been un mitigated pests and bores to the General Government ever sirice It was organized, and that the free and conscientious people f Helper’s “Impending Crisis.” give this week sufficient extracts J>f the year, and will be more distressing from this incendiary publication to enable Jbnless such confidence is restored as will our readers to form an idea of its contents, f enable business to flow naturally and This is the pamphlet that is now creating! properly in its legitimate channels. If such a stir in Congress, and throughout, Congress has any respect for the suffer- the country, and is endorsed by sixty- ings of free white men, they will cease eight Black Republican members of Con- ! talking of the imaginary wrongs of the gross, and by Gov. Morgan and Senator negro, organize the House, and lef the gent and enterprising citizens of so highly D. Palmer, Jr., lately from St Louis, who favored section of country refuse to take had recently rented the rooms above, for any action toward organizing a military ambrotyping and photography. He was to^Southerii*market; JJeJvTsuJJy i "f “ *° d ° S ° laws * rrested ’ and the ’ foUndin Ws of the Stater We hope not Will not possession. the citizens of Cass meet in this place, on, The trial comes off at 11 o’clock this e~had~to discharge'lheir""workmen —-1 the first Tucsday in Januar y ncst > <‘ hat j morning. He has made a full confession, is is particularly trying in this period I T* sa,e **> and oonsider tbe maUcr ’ J and states he has complices in town— ° * ; anil caI An fnnl ennin moaonme In* llvn *va» ! » ^ 7 , will cause a great deal of suffering among ; our merchants and laboring population, j A groat many of our trades depend upon j and set on foot some measures for the or-j Const itutionalist. ganization of one or more volunteer com panies in this county ? What say you ? What says the CartersviUe Express to the Direct Trade. * The House yesterday took up the joint *•>“ f Tbis Manure i. sold under a legal PURITY AND FREEDOM From all Adulteration' supervision RHODES’ SUPER-PHOS^/utv is manufactured. This Manure has k«.» ‘ , in South Carolina for several years tv? great success in the culture of Co-ton j ent season pass without the experiment P Read the annexed letters from een’il™ bo have tried it the oast season. Ken,,e ®« suggestion? We hope that every citizen resolution from Senate to carry out the ^ views of the Planters Convention to open a di- ’ 6. Abrupt discontinuance of subscrip- ! Seward of New York. John Sherman, of Government proceed in its harmonious The sooner they do For The Staxdard. The Presidency. Messrs. Editors: In perusing the last ,, JPWJ..V j of your valuable paper, I noticed an Of the North are virtually excluded from ,. , : , _ , ,,. ... her soil in consequence of slavery? It is •Steles,gned ‘ Prudens m which the an- . well known and incontestable fact that > th ° r attempts t0 . *° mt CU , 1 * c J udl tii lie northern States furnished about two thirds of all the American troops engaged in the revolutionary war; and, tho’ they i were neither more nor less brave or patri otic than their fellow soldiers of the South, yet, inasmuch as the independence of our country was mainly secured by virtue of . their numerical strength, we think they ; we || bo,n 8 of our fa ought to consider it not only their right " U as * u vers, ' e 0 but their duty to make cious course to be pursued by the South, in the event of a Black Republican being elected to the Presidency. While in can dor I admire the magic of his pen, and commend him for the honesty of his in tention, I must say that I repudiate the doctrine he sets forth, as dangerons to the favorite institution, as the true ends of the Constitution. : will find a demand for their labor." i The Editor of the Hartford (Conncc- Ohio, the candidate of the Black Repub- : and usual course. The greatest possible encouragement j (jeans for Speaker of the House of Rep-. this the sooner will confidence be restored, I resentatives, is one of the gentry who en- j and the sooner some of their constituents 1 dorsed this book ; and instead of bein' elected to the third office in the govern' ment, he (and all the members who en-' tfcm) Times says dorsed it) ought to be unceremoniously ! .. . , . .. , „ , , „ A manufacturer called upon us this expelled fr m Congress. ! . u ™ . . . , , morning and said that a large share of bis Mr. Clark, of Missouri, introduced, ear- , ,, , . . „ . . .... . ’ . ... business had been done at the South, but ly in the session, a resolution declaring _ ,. ... . , , . , , . „ f that his trade had been cut off this fall; that no member who had endorsed Hel- \ ., , , , , • . , . ’ per’s book was fit to he Speaker of the “ ”* 0st J^rously the House. Someof the Black Republicans ! ““ ""“y feeling that has attempt to wriggle out of the responsibility I ? , n S ?,! n us r,ous y encourage at t a ■ \ . , . . .. ' the North. His agents at the South want of endorsing such a book by saying they i ,.. , u * ° , . . .. J J ' no more of his goods, and his losses this didn t know what was m it; and yet, now ; . A ° „ , ., , , U a • - -A a ‘ w,nt or will be severe.” when they do know what is in it, not one of them has repudiated its sentiments! will encourage this movement. ou, gcntlomen, shall we meeting or not ? It is with you. , ,, _ , rect trade with Europe, and requesting tbe say vou, gcntlomen, shall we have the i _ . ..V, . . . Governor to appoint a Commissioner to co-op- I erate with Howell Cobb, Esq., of Houston, and Christmas ComeTbnt Once a Tear."' c "'- John a ThomofBaldwin ’ theCommi * ! past season. J. A Ansley & Co., NO. 300 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GEO. n " t - 22 .- ...... ; sitmers appointed by the Convention to visit En- be^n applied'by m^’this Sror^smalfscil? We remember, when a boy, of hearing rope A>r the purpose of arranging with the to both Corn and Cotton. The result txceeded an old song, upon the return of the day ‘ Sooth. On motion of Mr. Lewis, of Hancock, w*y expectation, and although th^experiments which is hailed with delight throughout' tI,e resolution was so amended as to substitute o.n^u/wITrdnr^nHon’ Tel I°am n!‘‘ f* Christendom Christmas which i the name of Hon. A. H. Stephens, of Taliafer- satisfied, that ilie .r’Lj i ;! .? thus: “Christmas comes but once a year, shsi ran 1 tlie name of Hon. A. H. Stephens, of Taliafer- satisfied, that the growth of weed, in both in j ro, Dr. E. J. MtG_-bee, of llonston, with a pro- stances, and the frnit in corn, and’in the nun- | viso from Mr. Cook, of Early, that the expense *’* eo , t . tull > werc billy double the to the State shall not exceed $2,000 for each When only a t^lVs^nfnNrfThTs’niirPbM 'Commissioner. Messrs. Fannin, of Troup,Ren- > 1 The Charlotte (North Carolina) Bul- . , . ; Dangero^'inlsmuThaVby j -» nd - worse > stil »- some of then > bold, J- j Ri"iT? S ^ ** * a ^ rm an< ^ ^ CC,S * • • • ' declare that there is no liarm in the book! * iea ® Spirit It says : 'Zf% IT ‘l“ h T ! The people of the South will learn, by] “Mr. S. S. Cottrell, «tdd.c and harness . f f, ni . , . S f, TT y0ke Republican party,and turn aside the rights ! readin S thc cxtracts referred to ’ in what ! maker ’ of R,chluon J - Va > received this s .adowed thorn 7 ",1 ’ r T 1 guaranteed to us by the Constitution.- 1 1! S ht ‘ heir “Peculiar institution" is viewed ! «cek from Augusta, Ga., an order for one Gcorec the Tld-d FW, ° Tfb x- ,'7? p or years wc have been submitting to com- j thcir ^thren of the North, and how | thousand dollars worth of military equip- * ... 'J. , . ,7.‘ e o ?e h ' promises in order to preserve inviolate j the “ b,i S ht ing curse" is to be got rid of.; ments. This, he says, is the first order thimrs' “nithertT , 3r0Ut0th,nk0f ^ e5c thisy/onW Union; wc have been re- j U should be borne in mind that this in-1 received by him from any place so far vou fare aJrahedhnthMf treatin E s,e P bv stc P until now " c stand puUi " tion is CRdorsed b - v nearJ y | South ’ and U shows that P«>ple down L Of vour P diitv • now ^ ' ° ^ u P on tbc vcr S e of a precipice, and the on- a11 thc BIaek Republican members of this j there don’t mean any longer to patronize Mkes andfor ours ’ ,1 frrh ^ ^ ly alternative left us, is Le submission, and the last Congress. Gov. Morgan, of the North while the South can furnish sakes and for ours, and for thc purpose of - . . w , - *! ! New York, Horace Greeley and Thurfcw perpetuating this great Republic, which hCrolC rcs,lsta cc ’ " c “ avc S 1 ' cn u «' i , L , / , . „ . yotw father*and our fathers founded in ^our property, snf- ^ ^hunched dollars to septennial streams of blood, we ask you fcred our ci,izcns to ** murdcrcd in cold a * dthe c,rculatlon of th,s P ana P h H in all seriousness, to organize yourselves Wood u P on "*> andno "' and '—^ther amounta were subsenb- as one man, under the Unner 'of liberty niit to the tyranical reign of a Black Re- «* by member of the Black Republican and to aid us in exterminating slavci y’ P nb,ic> n President, whwe utmost wishes j organization, for tae same olgccL and favorite design, is A abolish slavery, i Ibis man llelpci is a notorious thief j giving it to their neighbors and friends. -lad every “nigger” has his share. As this was true then, and the observance 1 der and Tatum, advocated the resolution, and 1,1,1 OI Cl>rn - *j> rt a tea-spoonful to each stalk of of this great day just as binding now as ; Messrs. Gibson, of Richmond, aud Smith, of JhMSthlJf jllv. I *“ t US lil - tuln tlle se:lso " ' nhate was applied as a tojwlressing to each lull of corn, and a tea-spoonful to each stalk of it was then* and ns we consider it not only j Brri,n > °PP oscd !t - Mr - Price » of Pickeus, has reference to the ‘ darkies” but to every I "* OTed t «P° 8 ‘P 0 “ e il indefinitely, which was . . . , , . J i negatived. On adopting the resolution, reas ckss of laborers, .n order that our printers I 82 . nay8 22 . WUen h : 8 name was ca „ cd ; Mr . Deni, and all may participate in the Thrasher, of Fulton, sad he should vote against festivities of the occasion, there will be no ! the Plautcrs Convention, who first moved in ; paper issued from this office next week, i the matter, and had the right to select their own save a slip to legalize advertisements. We hope, however, as this day comes Commissioners. Some of the weed grew to nine feet high, with six feet branches, curered with bolls, while the unmanured was not half so good. It is my intention, next venr to lest it more fully. Very respectfully, ynnr most ob’t serv’t (.Signed) M. C. M. HAMMOND.’ Umon Point, (Ga. R. R.) Xov. 23 1.339 Messrs. J. A. Ansley A Co.: 1 Gents: I bought a ton of Rhodes’ Super phosphate 111 Baltimore, last spring, throUh Mr. H. D. I.eitner, of Berzelia, to test its value goods.” It will be seen from thc above extracts that the Southern people are waking up to a proper sense of their self-respect, by withdrawing their patronage from the j manufacturers of “wooden nutmegs," and which is thc only thing that militates a- gainst our complete aggrandizement as a 1 ask ’ " ou,d !t not be a sacrificc of P rinci - nation. In this extraordinary crisis of af-1 l de ^ admit, that if a Black Republican fairs, no man can he a true patriot with- - sbou,d bc olevated the Presidential chair out first becoming an Abolitionist | b y tl, “ suffrages of a majority of the Amcr- THE NON-SLAVEHOLDERS TO ' Can pC ° plc ’ hu " iU '** lega,,y and Consli ‘ tutionally President elect of these United STRIKE FOR I REASON. States, yet wc are not_baur.4+o continue Non-ala>eholdcrs of the South, farmers, 1 in the UtVVdB^whiie wc clearly perceive and workmg^uienj^jve^i^ijr-nhcir intention and know they have the rassure you that thc slate- 1 will to execute their infernal designs.— hoHfog politicians whom you have elected But thc gentleman is pleased to say that to offices of honor and profit have hood- w'e are not to bc governed by the sayings winked you, trifled with you, and used ' of a Seward, a Giddings, a Sumner, “ et you as mere tools for the consummation id omne genus"—I would ask in thc name of their wicked designs. * * * of reason and common sense by what are Now, as one of your own number, wc wc to judge the world, if it be not by their appeal to you to rescue the generous soil verbal and written sentiments. Yet he of the South, from thc usurped and deso- may say that in themselves they have no lating control of these political vampires. 1 power. Let me refer him to the fact, if a Once and lor ever, at least so far as this Seward speaks the whole North murmur country is concerned, the infernal question an applause, if a Giddings draw his sword, of slavery must be disposed of; a speedy millions arc ready to do execution, and if and absolute abolishment of thc whole a Sumner promulgate his doctrines, a ! system is thc true policy of the South— thousand presses will harp his praise, and this is the policy which we propose But we are to remain in thc Union, bc- to pursue. Will you aid us; will you as- cause it was purchased by the blood of he- sist us ? will you bc freemen, or will you roic ancestors &c. I appeal to thc renown- bc slaves? * -■ * * * * ed shades of a Washington, a Jefferson, Do not reserve the strength of your ' and the host of American worthies who arms until you shall have been rendered framed our Constitution if ever they eon- powerless to strike; the present is the templated thc diabolical acts of a portion proper time for action; under all the cir- of their children, when they werc pleased curastanccs, apathy or indiffenencc is a to adopt the sentiments “ Union now. Un- crime. First ascertain, as nearly as you ion forever, one and inseparable.” I love can, the precise nature and extent of your thc Union as much as any one, and revere duty, and then, without a moment’s delay the hallowed associations and gilded me- perform it in good faith. To facilitate you inories of the past Yet, I am willing and in determining what considerations of ready to forget all these, when principle righti justice, and humanity require at is sacrificed and equality destroyed. He your hands, is one of the primary objects says that from recent elections at the of this work; and we shall certainly Call North, we may infer a decline of Republi- In our desire if wc do not accomplish our canism, and even if they should succeed -task ii and scoundrel; lived in Salisbury, N. C.. That is right It is useless to talk about several years, and while living there, stole I Southern independence and at the same three hundred dollars from his employer ' time give “aid and comfort" 10 our cne- which he does not deny. Such a scamp j mies at the North, by buying goods from is a fit person to write such a_bfiok,_andaJ them that can be made at*home, fit companion {bfiJorgan, Seward, Grec-1 Tej% Giddings & Co. : publication of a tri-weekly issue on or a- n,,t ! » :1 k<-' ovi-r 75 to lw p< tinds of seed c.dton rp . c .. per acre, without manure. The result is e n- 1 trills t.relv s t:sfactory. I have made at least from i-'0 to f>0»» pounds to the acre aw w« . o. .. 1 Tri-Weekly Paper at Rome.—The „ . . .an on the Holy Sabbath this Year that duo ! A 4i «S a Manure. I put about 125 Hounds on 1 J booburoa Jr „ R ™' Co “ n " r— a*.-?-.* sV« jAtfZi the event which wc, .is Christians, com memorate in connexion with the Era in which we live, and the sanctity of thc day upon which it falls. >Ye have much j C ratum felt.by our business men, for a to bc thankful for, and instead of spending j beUcr commercial paper than the weeklies the day in frivolity and pastime, let our j possibly bc . Tllc obj , ct is to make icarts swell with gratitude and praise, and emphatically a news paper, and pay great our voices ascend to Heaven in prayer, to ; attcn tion to the news of the day, market God, forjiis kind Providence which has bout the first of January next, a year. Thc Cornier says : Our especial objoct is to supply a desid- reports and other matters interesting to all parties who trade at Rome. We have ■ . _ secured thc services of an able associate, ings npon ojv land and Nation for the an j no e ff )rk on our p ar ^ vrill be spared attended us, as a Nation, another year— and invoke thc continuance of his hlcss- this very poor land. I expect to purchase from » to 3 tons for my spring crop. My overseer wishes me to put his name to this also. Yours, in great haste, (Signed) W. PRIXTLT \YM. FOSTEK. MANIPULATED GUANO. Xo. S3 Second Street, I B rlt’more, January 2S, 1559. f REPORT OF ANALYSIS year to come. Union Demonstrations. Congressional Mr. Mason's resolution, to make a thor ough investigation of thc Harper’s Ferry Several meetings have been recently held : rJutbrea |^ bas p assc( j t be S«. na te, unan- in Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and im0(lsly . A committee of five has been other northern cities Speeches were made appoillted? t() make the investigation.— and resolutions passed, declaring their at tachment to their fellow-citizens of the j When this committee shall make their , report to the Senate, it will be found out South, their devotion to the Union, and : wber e old Brown got the money to buv condemning old Browns foray into ^ ' r -, Sharp’s rifles, ammunition and Pikes, to ginia. Great enthusiasm prevailed, as i , nurdcT .slaveholders with. might have been expected In the House, no Speaker has been All this sounds very well, and the par- j clectc( , yet 0 n the last ballot thc vote ticipators doubtless think they hare saved {stood—for Sherman 111, Bocock 88, Botc- thc Union; but our opinion is that the It . r (of V a.) 25. The Americans have almighty dollar is the prime mover of ■ wiUlttawn G i !lncr , ail d now go for Botc- this spontaneous outburst of patriotism, j k . r Thcre arc „ ant i-Lccompton or and that it is to the interest of the busi- Douglas Democrats in thc House; a few ness men of those cities to get these meet- j of thenl 4or5i vote for Bocock—thc ©th ings np. B by were not these meetings j ers throw away their votes, by voting for I held two months ago?—they might have La ch othcr . enough of them will finally had some effect upon the Southern people then, but now it is too plain a case that: Sherman, they are making it a matter of dollars and ; cents. The South has been humbugged ! by these “imposing demonstrations” long ! sell out” to the Republicans to elect Encouraging. The following is an extract from a let- enough—she looks for acts now not ge*, ter received a few days ago from a gen- and will not bchoney-fngglcd into the be- tlcman well known in this State, who lief that these meetings smack of hearti ness or fraternal feeling. now occupies a high position: Before I conclude this letter, let me While these Union meetings were held, reinark with sincerity tbat what were the Representatives of these j , cndorse and approve mo6t cordiaIly ^ people in Congress doing ? Why, nearly ; high ^ tone of Thc Standard, and the whole of them were voting for John | that it is the ^ wcek , , takc out Sherman for Speaker—a man who secs no \ harm in Helper’s infamous book ! Why didn’t they pass resolutions condemning nearly one dozen. Such letters as this help our feelings task in a manner acceptable to God and in electing their President, that one term ,' ! p t T Z- B considerably—especially when a rouple ,, , . _ T , Iheir Representatives for trying to elect to 1 J J ‘ e aavantageous to man. would probably destroy the party. Let f ; of dollars are enclosed, as was the case in REVOLUTION—PEACEFULLY IF WE not the gentleman be deceived in this, for the temporary calm is only the prelude to the storm that is to burst in violence up on our devoted heads, and bc assured, if they should succeed in gaining the mas- CAN, VIOLENTLY IF WE MUST. Now, sire, we ask you, in all serious ness, is it not apparent that you have fil- cbedfirom us nearly five times the amount . . — oe> —™ , or the assessed value of your slaves? Why . J . . , , , . ; less to attempt it; - _ • Hava ca<*rin<vwi ororv nruiAmlu nffnnl nn. i ■ the third office in the government a man ! who had endorsed the most odious incen diary sentiments—the worst enemy of thc people they pretend to love so good ? We repeat that the Sooth can’t be hum bugged by these meetings, and it is use- i enclosed, as was the case in the above instance. The End of the Year. The year is fast drawing to a dose, anil so arc many of our demands pro an J con-. ! There arc notes and accounts against us which must be met We cannot meet them unless our debtors will pay us, at least a part, of their iuJebtcdi-ess. We must have money—without doubt or de falcation—we again appeal to our debtors to come and settle up, that wc may he enabled to do likewise. Many of our sub scribers owe for two years, and not a few for on* year. Very few, indeed, have paid in advance for their paper. Oh ! says one 1 do hate these public duns in newspapers. So do we, friend, much worse than you do ; and, to be plain about it, we are not going to dun any more—this is thc last call—bear it in ir.ind—for we intend to employ some one to dun for us. In con clusion, we hereby announce that on and after the first day of February next, all unpaid accounts will bc made out at full rates and placed in an officer's hands with instructions to collect, without respect of persons If you want to save from one to two dollars, pay up between now and the time above specified. Those who intend to pay without being sued, as, wc believe, the most of them will, will take no excep tions at it, and those who do not, the sooner they are sued the better it will be for us. Come, gentlemen, square up with thc printer, who has labored so faithfully to furnish you with a good family news paper—remember, wc have a family to clothe and feed, and so have some of our workmen, then we have the current ex penses of the office to meet, all of which requires the cash. Settle up, and let us commence a new year friendly, and re main so as long as we live. to make the Tri-Weekly Courier worthy thc support of Cherokee Georgia and Ala-; bama. Thc paper will he issued as soon ■ as sufficient number-ofsubscribers can be I obtained. The Position of Loiisi.ina.—A special dispatch to thc Charleston Courier from Washington City, contains the following: By a dispatch -received here to day, I learn that the State of Louisiana will pro bably instruct her Representatives in Con gress to withdraw from that body, in the event of the election of Sherman to the Speakership of the House, The Governor of Louisiana will, for this purpose, cal! an early meeting of the Legislature. J-gf”Ali of the accomplices of Bitowx, in his vain attempts at Hakpiuc’s Ferry, were executed at Charlestown, Friday the 16th inst The}- were Gkeen ::nd Cope- ! land in thc forenoon, and Cook and Cor-1 pie in thc afternoon. -FOR Francis Robinson, Esq, 15 Citjr. A simple of* the :*b vc, which w»s taken at your Mill?*, was fotimi, upmi analysis, tu be c. pablc of producing of AMMONIA, 8.C1 per cent. And t«> contain of HONK rilOSHlATK OF LIME. 45 82 per ct. Thc abort* proportion of Ammonia and Bone Phosphate of Lime is known to he most prop er for concentrated Manures. Both theoretical reasoning and the results of numerous prac tical experiments hare approved of it. An ;ip- pl c »ti**n of **••<» pounds of this article per acre, '.rill supply more of Hone Phosph-.te of Lime than is n-qirred by any crop—-thus leaving a considerable surplus of this valuable nutri ment incorporated with the soil alter cropping, and will furirsh a sufficient quantity of Am monia to act as a nutriment and stimulant. CIIAS. BICKKLL, I Mi. D. •REPORT ON MANIPULATED GUANO, FOR FRANCIS ROBINSON. rn.-if The sample analyzed was taken by from the bags in the mill where the (itiauo , was manipulated. Jt contained of Congress draw tlieir paj' whether they or- Ammonia . .8.24 per cent. * • i „ Phosphoric Acid, *JLi»$ “ “ Their Pay Goes On.—The members of i gtinize or not. They once experienced the sphoric Kqu : valent to inconvenience of having to wail for money 1 Hone Phosphate of Lime 47.f«f» per cent. till the House was organized, they took j Gl ’‘ n ,^ duce a rapid and vigorous prowlh, soid a suf ficient quantity of Iffiosphates to prevent ex haustion ot the soil. A. S. PIC GOT, M. I)., Analytical and Consulting riieini.-t. For sale by J. A. ANSLEY A CO., No. :jw Bread Street, Dec. !2 f IS59—tf. Augusta, Ga. care to make thc law so explicit on that point, that no further annoyance will rise from it.—Bull. Sun. CANDIDATES. For Ordinary: 25?* We are authorized to announce the name of Mr. J. A. HOWARD a* a candidate for Ordinary, at the election in January next. Sept. 8, 1S59—tde. jsr We are authorized to announce Mr. Entirely New ! Entirely New !— What is it? That wonderful purifying njrent, DABBY’S PROPHYLACTIC FLUID ! This is a new discovery ; it is the result of learned research; it is a triumph of scientific skill. It is a chemical union of materials, provided by nature herself, for rendering pure the air The Firxt Tuesday in January, I860, Is the time when thc negroes belong ing to the estate of Andrew M. Hamilton, deceased, will be sold, instead of the first Tuesday in February next, as advertised in our last week’s issue. This property ! is sold under a special act of the Legisla- Fine Jewelry. Mr. Woodworth, of this place, has for j turc » “this place, at the above specified sale a lot of good Jewelry—such as breast' time b y - 4 - c - Trimble, administrator. See ! pins, ear rings, finger rings, sleeve but- j advertisement then do you still clamor for more ? 'ls“it T f icrif,ccd ever >' P rinci P ,e of ^ Con - j ^LthtaV ‘ beTiL’^Sly ^ ^ U. S Senators. XATHAX-LAND as a candidate for Ordinary, we breathe. Its action is in obedience to fixed at the election in January next. ' laws—quick, sure, powerful. *$' Sept. 13, 1859. j It purifies dwellings, sinks, kitchens ; - It removes all offensive odors ; For Sheriff: j It cures burns with instant certainty; IW We are authorized to announce thc! u tb “ bust preparation ever nsed for name of Mr. A. M. FRAXKLIX as a candidate frcsb " ronnd *; for Sheriff, at the electiou in January next. Sept. 8, 1859—tile. stitution. The gentleman wishes to sec some “ o- tert acts" of aggression on thc part of the President elect, before he can consent to a dissolution. If the enactments of the State Legislatures declaring that neither the articles of the Constitution, nor the toe? Sire, if these be your thoughts you 'TTlT T be cnforeCd within arc laboringfinder a most fatal L Jon. J* You can goad us no further; you shall ^ooy to attempt to «s«enm. way dares jour purpose to make the game perpetu al ? Think you that we will ever contin ue to bow at the wave of your wand, that we will bring humanity into everlasting disgrace by licking the hand that smites i*i and that with us there is no point be yond which forbearance ceases to be a vir Hon. John G. Breckinridge, Vice Pres- opgross us no longer; heretofore, earncst- and boldly denouncing the Supreme Court . , , , . hare examined his Jewelry and are well i pressed resolutions and large meetings of ■ , , .. . ! P*e*s«l *nth lL There is now so much . . , . T , .. 0 4 . citizens. . ..... . ... ‘dent, has been elected U. S. Senator, by „ VV rgC maj ° rit i y 0f ! h . C ^ ^ ** | on toeir gulrf when buying anythtag in i tnrc f Kentucky, in pUce of North do sympathize with old Brown— 1 .... .. u m b 3 . *.. i Senator Crittenden. • . . . _ ( that line; Mr. Woodworth warrants his ; eke why do they dect men to Congress ^ ^ H e is prepared to ro- ( Hon - T. Wigfall, formerly of who beheve him a “hero-a brare, honest, ; ^ Watch ^ CIock _ wfll d4 Sooth Caro,ina - been elected U. S. sincere man. u: «* • . Qj, ( -Senator, by the Texas Legislature, orer i Gen. Sam Houston, by a majority of two •rote*. | Hare yon Bonght a Ticket to the Concert! If you hare not, delay it no longer.— ibis work well or make no charge: him a call. For Clerk Superior Court: a?# We are authorized to announce 3Ir. f TII OS. A. WORD as a candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court, at the election in January next. Sopt. IS, 1859. ** “ It destroys all vegetable and animal poi sons ; It relieves in a few seconds the bites of in- sects, bees, etc.; It scatters bails when forming ; It soothes boils when formed, and heals It is good for carbuncles, ulcers, corns sod sores; It cleanses the teeth and purifies tbe breath. The worst symptoms-of Typhoid and Scar- For Clerk Inferior Court: STWe are anthorixed to announce the ! , — -r ff r. nil w rar “ * let Fever are mitigated br the nse of this FIu- uneof JOHN F. MILHOLLIN as a candi- - 4 , . , J , . 4 . , . i *di 'thMbeen known to check the spread of date for re-election for Clerk of the Inferior Court, at tbe election in January next. Oet. 6—tde. Clnb Kates of the Standard for I860. ly, but submissively,' we hare asked you ^. Recollect that somebody wfll get a fine • luJ Afdieuffimunt mnrtnAA fka it* .a .« * « * to redress the more atrocious outrages ^ ^ ^ to convince the * Which you have perpetuated against us; ^‘le-n of th«r l-scfes.gnsandfuture but what has been the mvarfeSlefetotf TT , thatnothtng short <mr petitions? With starody .penw± ■*+'*??*£**£** with a degree of contempt tiuti added in-' T™. Win ~ mdtto^,you baTe1.idthemon tha;^ mber ’ werw n * h * 1 I I think tiiat the time htt at tast come, : when we should haefeh the words, com- Rosewood Piano, worth three hunfred forth, airs, we , ir.***5S«*s» Rasa it oneway or the other, » Ume^-ffint we Mi mat wait until the THE BANNER TO STAND OR DIE BY. [blow is stricken, tot show themby our Bmeribed on Rte itmmwhkk we hero- !*^ a ’ *■**•*•' f * —fM SnsoD or Gbobgia.—We learn from the In order to induce the citizens of. Cass Jacksonville (Fla.) Standard, of Dec 8th, and adjoining counties to exert themselves that tbe Synod of Georgia, composed of dollars, for one dollar. And if you should ** tbe Standard, we offer the fid-! «»J roling ^ PfruW. only get a handsome Book, worth six dol- lowing inducement;—ANYBODY WHO terian Church in Florida and Georgia! met lars, you can well afford to miss the Piano: - WILL SEND US THE NAMES OF FIVE j at Jacksonville en the 2d inst. Theooen- and if you get nothing at all, the Concert s SUBSCRIBERS WITH TEN DOLLARS, j in^ sermon was prearhul hi Her. John will be worth the price of yomr Ticket— SHALL HAVE ONE COPY OF THE fnnm, nf Boron Ga. There was instten- RecoUert, aba, that persons at a distance ! STANDARD, ONE YEAR, GRATIS— |danee,as mamben and guests, fiftv two will have an equal chance for the Gift* ; old subscribers can avail themwlrea rfi gwit— j with those in the Concert ram. Bear in the above proposition by aettliag npaB rviBao. and twentv promise and conciliation, from our mind*, mind, also, that Oie Caasville Brass Band arrearages. Please give the name, poet ? will be on hand; it is worth the price df ! «*«*, county. two Tickets to faeuLthem pi parte’a Diakippety over Om Yeipa^ Fri- L The Upson P9o«nyS tet }l ttin S i day night next will be the joKest time are getting so mixed np m Georgb, tbrt you have asenma" ‘ ‘ ‘ Typhoid Fever in families and npon planta tions. Leading physicians are nsieg it in Charles- tSf~ We are authorized to auuonnee the' ton, Columbia, 8a van nab, Angusta, Atlanta name of W. C. GAIXE8 as a candidate for Macon, Columbaa, Montgomery, Selma, Mo- Clerk of the Inferior Court, at the election in [ bile, and New Orleans. January next. Oct. S—tde. j The Hospitals of New Orleans and Mobile , are using it. For Tax Collector: i Hospitals, corporations, shipmasters, roann- 0" We are anthorixed to announce Mr. f»cturers, planters, physicians, furnished by RILEY MILAM as a candidate for the office, tb « gallon at reduced rates. * |—— ” ” : For sale by druggists and country mer chants generally, from whom orders are re- spectfnlly Solicited. _ . Try at least one bottle. Price 50 cents.— sof DEMPSEY F. BISHOP as a candi- Fo n ow directions. ol Tax Collector at toe ensuing election. Aug. 25, 1859—tde. e ere authorised to announce tbe date for Tax Collector, at the election in Jan- ■*>7 »ex‘. Oct. 6—tde. W *ro snthorized to announce the i Manufactured only in the Labratory of J.'DABBY, Auburn, Ala. For sale by Sami Levy, Cassville ; Kramer l « tit Dtamt, or independent* EQUALITY. Tfaie the Pilot ha* Ms haaib fuU to kacp Gar. ■Mm Brown, the LmUataK, the PnUfillii r *•«* CancuzapAffifeSupewc Cewt from go- MM '|h» tothadevE’ to labor within | * trt at evangelists—{ q Ben: J- C. Stile* and W.k Cunningham 1 name of LaGnmge Other bosinam ofhnpor- t**oe was tnmaaetod, and aeimona ddir- eni lff a nnmhar of the clergymen pres to*- Tha next mooting of the Synod will Ga., on the Wednes day before, toe third Sabbath inNovem- 1 of JOHN LOUDEKMILK as a candidate i * Co -» Cartcrarille; J. W. Gray, Adairsville; Two: for Tax Collector at tbe election in January | S. T. Parker, Kingston ; A. H. Sbuford, Can- Oet. 6-tde. W We are authorized to announce the 1 of 5. GILREATH as a candidate tor 1 Tax Collector, ot the ensuing election—first, Monday in January next. Oet. 15,1869. j Jan. 27. 1S5S—IT- anthorixed to announce tho muaoof F. A. MORBISON as a candidate for Tax Reetirer, at the i^rooehiag January Nor. I—tde. FOR SALE. fWTILL be sold at my plantatioo, in the 17th , W District, Case eounty, on Tuesday, 27th of December, Stock, Horses, Moles, Cattle and i Stock Hogs, also, s lot of Pork Hogs, Cora, I Fodder, Oats, sod other article* too tedious to mention. WM. J. OGILVIE. . Dae. 15,1859. ; _ ! Job Work neatly execute! at this Office.