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w. A. CHUBS,
attorney at law,
c.wn-nxs. ga. ,
ITiriLL practice in the Courts of the Cher-'
lrV ekee Circuit. Mur be found a* Col.
AkiaVegcP: . Feb; Id, iSOO^ly:
UHner, Parrott & Saxon,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Certe'Wille anJ Crtssvf Ue, Gi>
IXTIWj practice in theCourts of tbe'Chef-
W okeeaud Wue Ridge Circuits.
wBiWt P rate
Wholeia
AXD;DE
Foreign and IK
•toy vote, I think I
taro. ; r
Yesterday we averted a brief poi
to the action Of the Brackinridge
tion at Charlottesville, in repudiA
Toombs and IVtgfall—declaring that tire
case of Kansas, where slavery had been *
ted, Territoral enactment* did not consti
tute a case in which Congress ought pot to
.intervene.' 1 < : -t> ; ■•••>'?>'•*
Mr. Johnson declared his willingness to
vote for Govenor Brown’s resolution as a
sepafate sfiair, and others—Messrs; Clay,
Davis and Yolec—intimated that the Case
of Kansas ought to. be present for consid
eration, by a till, and hot introduced into”
this Senatorial platform. ;
But GovenorBrownwasmdy for them
there, ttehad introduced aAitl; and his bill
had 'been rtferred to that very committee
on territories from the chair of which Mn
'DquglaB had been expelled as uiisoand'- in
December, 1858; ahi in the chair o( which
Mr Green had beep installed. . Bet us
hear what Governor Brown said:
Gentlemen tell ms that they are opposed
to my slate code,* as they chdoso to de
nominate it; they are opposed to the pro
position which I have introduced, and
which l have feo - often *nA so earnestly
but with very.feebie ability, advocated^ to
give direct protection to slave property in
Tdfritories bjr Congressional action. (Mil
no they williot vote for that 1 : The Sen
ator from Georgia j(Mr. Toombs) thinks
there is some Other remedy'. Why has
he not brought^! forward? He is ready
enough to say he WH1 Hot vote for my
proposition; he is ready enough to join in
Clamors against the policy which I have
proposed to carry out; but" he moves
k,’Peachtree Street)
A, GA.
!-Rio, Java and t*-
phrtform—thereby setting an exaatpfe.to
other States by which they were at liber
ty to strike ont, each for itself, atiyptabk
that might be objectionable. The ioqtirsc
of Virginia liberates all other parties to
the platform compact—and- consequently
the Democracy of any State in which the
doctrine of a “slave code for the Territo
ries” is unpopular, have nothing else todo
but follow the example of Yirginia and re
pudiate that plank. This being so, there
remains n<f 1
BARRELS A.
deredSDGAl
Tn tho bott *wtta«h*«mpisa.te 1 le
vaTve, which dose* when tiucurtSfe*
produced and opti«» to discharge the mil*
into the pail; dhe* the ymfioA cease*—
As the rubber heads are **wnoutbf4£Mf
levers, a vacuum W produced which (Ami
es the milk to fkrw into the pump; whoo
they return toflhhir pfsilibnA again, the
milk pcsses tn;l titrongh the valvia, aa4
all press tire oo tfie tadfc
during a rendttihg suction in imitati***?
the natural suction of the call
use of these machines twelve quart* of
tntlk can be.titiini.fitNa acowin two mih
utps. A number of these machine* fa**o
been tested:to the pcrfefct r 8atijf$K&iM trf
all who witnessed the (Jpe ratten.-
Jo*t X.c.a*wrottD, b. n. u
CRAWFORD ft LEEKE,
if.- k sugajLs, of »ii
IsV ojlnrV* •
inline Can-
■m Candles;
CAssTirtE,- Gteo. V-
frombi Attention given to all.bannetiien-
Irastefito’jjEftn;- Jan.. 12,186d—ly.
binding Horse in any part of
the platform. Heretofore it has.heed u-
sual for the Democratic party to violate its
platforms only after they had served the
But the Breck-
RaiiTUS,
it,
•e Wines ft Liquors,
'atlGmivx and Pri(tee, *c.
hichwe respectfully invite tho attention
# CASH BUYERS. *rv
A. C. WltfA CO.
Cherokee Block, Peachtree’Street,
ATLAxrA,;0A.;
SS CHF.ESE-DairyW StatS-
oxes Dnrye*))’ celebrated Pearl
1st article’ that >4 now inuse, just
for aufttb'y J. H. LOVEJOY
5LRnew crop MACKEREL, Xo.
1 Si -alto hatf bacrelK and kitts,
J.; HJ LfliYEJOV.
i. w. heat*., w- *• hat.
HEATH & BAT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,.
Jnsper, Pickens Co., Ga;
P RACTICE in the - counties of Pickens,
Gi.Lrier. Fanuin, Lumpkir,, Dawson, For
syth, Cherokgtj, Murray and Whitfield. Par
ticular attention given to -the eotlectinvbnsi-
ness. - - ' Jain.-86, 18C0-^tlDec-
purposes oT an election,
inridgers of Virginia have improved on
that, by violating their platform in advafte
of the election.
But what we wish to-call attchtion par-
ticularly tout this time arid to demonstrate
is, that the much boostedi'esolutioh in fa
vor of the protection of the rights of slave
holders in the Terri tories against the hos
tile legislation of the Territories was repu
diated by the party even before Its incor
poration in the platform, and its subsc-'
qu'ent incorporation there was an aada-
cioBS attempt to deceive and mislead the
people. ’' .. ..
That resolution reads as follows;
“ That it is the duly of tlic federal Gov
ernment in nil its departments to protect
when necessary the rights of persons and
property in the Territories and. wherever
else its Constitutional authority-extcEdsd'
What does that qualification, “ when
-qccoswjy” WhoJsj&jceide tbe
, SACKS LIVBIUtPtiOL SALT, fresh
and fuMiuricfe. for Sale by
K. t . J. H.LOTEJOY.
( BARBELS WH19EEY—all grades,
somh very fine, iu »tore^»nd- formate
AufrMMO.j-6'
M. j. CRAWFORD,
TTORHEY AT LAW,
Risoootn, Catoosa Co., Ga.
LL business entrusted to his care will be
. promptly attended to.
is, ism-. •
Romanc* is the Stag*
. Tlic Auburn -AdTertiarfr II
Story regarding
fined in tbo State Rriaon foy
guilty, ofliigii*. Hw-katin
cottively, ladies m Jfilcs, Mi
ferson City, X&flouri; and t
county in thia Ktata, i '.Hhi* ■
^iK^TJAVIM! mnvej.lojtire Mu.
PPWVaA sic and Book Store-of
Uwwf Messrs. J. RICHARDS A ttO.,
«n Whitehall Sheet, opposite Mc.»«rs; Beach A
Root’s stors, I will keep a fine assortment of
iniesi Siijic 2km,
always foe salalow down.
Mr TYew Patent (tor 1859 is an inipfove-
m«nl in the Dampers, HamroeTs Wires and
tmjpM, These Pianos will al<tnd Sn tun© Inti-
Me tttsa A»iy dlTfer PDiifi made, and will he
warranted FIVE YEARS.
TTjasmsrGh.
All orders for tuning will ha promptly at.
tended to. Tuning by the Yiar and for ikhoolt
WM. 3- CLOUD.
May 1«. 1880.—ly Aw»«a! On. .
)A CIGARS. pf all grades—;$fl
*U to $7o; also a fine Fotof chesv-
, just received' »nd for sale (rv
,y. LH, LOVEJOY.
ing Tobacco,
Xov. 1.
A BARRELS Frlich and Domestic
J-v./vJ’ liRAVDY; afso 100' Baskets ol
Mumms and HeidsickV CHAMPAIGXE, and
nnraernns other articles 'ton. tediops In in™-
tibn. Send in yottr orders—.we will-, plensc
you. Nov. 1. J. II. LOVFJOY.
not to be Hw*ed for Fr»«W.
The United Btat«^
has given
‘ GiirrgBsYttiE, Geo.
\XTihh practice iii all the counties of t
W Cherokee Circuit, and in the adjoin!
.counties of-other Circuits. Particnlar-atte
tion'given to .collecting. Oct. (!, 1859—ly.
Direct Importation
persori* oii; firms; -' The A ttbhiey ’General
says tMpofilrDaster has authority, under
tiielaws, to prevent the senrice from be
ing used for fraudulent purposes, and then.
1 am now receiving a large stock of
wftBYdirae.t from Eavopp
KoWselling.here nt'Bfej
\Sm UercUanU, Hotel Ki
I have a targe stock of aesQi
ytosad confiyra Sirs ^ or
which I
^ . a. \v. jack, -
Ca-Ypo e> r
Yhitekilt street, Atien tk, Ok. ^
qlfftf^j^ihridge and Lane have the ontsidc scinblanca of Taw.—
jorityin the House ofRepresentatives, the What I.'want Is a law which shall point
gjayehblder will obtain this boasted protect jj 0 pjjfcrs my slave priupcrty lb
tion to his “ property in the Territories'’ prison houses and strong bars .and boMw
somewhere about the good time when, by' a pd tel! to him : ’ “There; - Sir’, will He
the falling of the. skies wc may all catch your ristlttgplaec, if you steal yottr neigh-
larks. But if we had a whole-Congress tor’s property;” ' y -
of such gcntlimcn—as we never should or Ifthatbe’not, fenfikiieht, thee i w<mld
would have—what would it avail any point him-to the gallows, anfi say, “sir,
slaveholder ? The Breckinridge and Bane be yo* end if you keqf bhtydnt
platform is mferriy a dilution qf what^^ia luinds off your neighbor’s property.” Bnt
known as the Senatorial caucus platform, these gentlemen sSem to think that the
Here is the corresponding resolution of negro thieves iV thc Territories who spirit
that: away slave property-by the underground
“Thai if experience should at any time raflroa^ may be driven -Vway as -.gently
prove that the Judicial or Executive au- a s yoUwordd drive' a fiock of gentle dove*;,,
tbority do not possess meaas to insure ad- that you hake nothing to do but to pass
equate protection to Constitutional rights g ve resc,lutiou3 to scatter, and go on
in a Territory, and if the territorial Gov: as tittfy arc ho*-. Ifthtt%be any gen-
emment should fail« refuse to provide u h>e purpose to afford protection to slave
the necessary remedies for that purpose it j^bperty in the Territories, do it now.—
Will be the doty of Congress to supply j^udjc ihan thisistoere moonshine. If
such deficiency.”,. there be sneh.a’pmpose then I Would ask
The fonrtii resolution of the same smuesj tbe honorable Senator at the head of the
declared in express terms thrtnpJtftTJtoT Territorfes, triijr IS it ihU
rial Legislature directly Or * bill of mine,'introduced hinety days ago
indirectly, br^f&fnuidlj legislation or ^ ^ permitted to lie from that day to
oA«[Xiav65&udc slavery or prevent the i tWs enacted on » Why wm not the prt-
mgress of slaves. positioft-oTthe Senator from. Georgia in-
• The Territorial Legislator* of Kansas, corponfed intoirtnsteadofmmo? Why
about a year ago, not only repealed itsfor- ^ no t Something been done ?
mer enactments for the protection of slave ■ Mr Green—How long has ft been be-
property, but overruling the Governor’s fofe us ?
TE*o, abOfisheff slavoij ia direet twins.— jy r Brown—It has been before you for
VYe are not now considering the propriety n jnetyd*yB. 5*
or impropriety of these preceding®, and; jtfr.-Green—I think not .
therefore need not say to what extent, in Mr. Brown-So you aay; hut here art
our opinion, they Wero illegal. We are 8tub bort foefa The hill was referred to
Only at ptesent relating a feet in the histo- the comhdttee on the 2M of f ebruary —
fy of Kansas.' - ‘ /•? v ' •jUsmtiie sd& oflfay ttintik there is
With that end in
view, you certainly yiet, Ciiaflet 3
have power to ordpr the non-deliyery of and to his gve
letters addressed to arty pefsbn Cmder a hy his thrSe l
name-which you know'to have been a*f in ’- a token oi
sumed, as-part of a system intended to him choico aj
cheat an<l defraud the public Bui the basket Some n
fraudulent mt^fought to be very clear,- forced opon hi
for-you arc not invested with any author- cake—the prO
ity jo carry on an extended inquiry into by her own fa
private aflaira of parsobs who receive let- ed interview, i
tors by mail, nor have you the means of his hand work
ascertaining with correctness wtaai they up thrir moof
are. It should also be remembered that homes. -
the mere misnomer of a man. is not suffi- . ’ ’ -
cient grounds for saying that the name is A
fictitious, neither is a firm tua imaginary At tSe toti;
one because-the style of ithas no refers Mcdical GoUej
ence to the name of its members, nor cm -the graduates
you slop a letter on the sb!eground that Xochwfo.'
it is addressed to a person WhMe emldOy-l tbbag^i addres
mCnt is immoral, it being the duty of thefvera^pvthrii
State Government, and not of. the postoff- J
kc department, to punish'W»tii pfle(Wto; j,
But in the case under consider#tfoiv if !pf^«»t%,*;wi
i there be no legitimate business afrimy |t*l«|ii(|«ul
kind carried on by C., tinder the name
r D. & Co., if be has caused letldS tohjj|*3#>
addressed to Baltimore In a name-whisjh
is merely imaginary; if his corr«pomfobtej BbWtojwll 'toj
do neit know whom they are writing to, 1 !**!f|
ami if, in addition to - fids, you
facts to bp that C. is using this fietioo .for ^
dishonest purpose*, then the nieaSur* t*-[A|ft?tidltl5d^
JOHN C. BRANSON,- .
WPTORITEY LAW,
• s '^ Ca8svhj.e, Georgia. - . .
F RACTISESin the counties ofCiM.Flo.vdl-
Gordon,-Marrsy-; Pickens and Whitfietd.
Special attention given to. securing and collec
ting claims. . Nov. 17, 1859—ly.
H. L. RAY,
D<)d Comfseioir at
ECLUAY, GEORGIA.
’ • Sept ; *, ly , -
hehto tew in stWo and for sale at the lowest
wiiai, |(is atockrennsists-in part of tkc fol-
fowiag Goods: * ;
Ropo and Twine;
: ;^v*-' - SU'JAR, COFFEE, >
TEAS, SAL'T;
Oa»JU>, ,srift 1 *, s*xpt, ToIkuuo,' ajar*;
Pairdor, Shot, Nails, Iroii j
"" tlQUORS, fta;
to tact almost anythin? in the GIWCR8Y
Hm. W woktatl vtw il fir—-- J would do well
mSttwld axateihe bis stock bsfore purehaa-
taWelMWhtoe, as he flatters himself that he
SgtrftfSifi-s favorable terms as any honse
Jtoxc^ssTS, Tombs, Ubxs sxii Yxses, S»««Ut
Yettits, wo Fc«3tMtIj*o Maesl^,
. Atlanta, Ga\
Waro Rooms opposite.Oeorgia R. R. depot.
James Vartghtn, Agient, Cassvillc, Ga.
Oct. 27. 1S59-1J-.' - . ;
xas Land Agency.
We H. SmiTH.
foUNRY AT LAF,
TYLER. TEXAS
Will soil upon Augflsta, Charleston attd Su-
'• ^ rhunah wrnts «my'otflere for ' ;
Drugs, Medicines,
, ; cRiEicAL8 t pinriw, ojifl, aW
Keresoaa W Xan^«,
Always on hand, at the IqWeai prices-'
Atlanta, Oa., Pee.!», 183%—ly: - V I ‘
for tadking. Cst> ani
street, below the Johns
I*.
c St-*. BIGGER8, -. .
waoLraALE ahb k-etail
■ocer and Warohouso and
Commission Merchant;
ATLA3fTA, GA. ; ; . j
i jrEOiY: Lard. Grain: -Coffee, Surer, Syr-
rtMEaEape-, Twine, Buggmrt Win ee, Liq-
dgbimt,; Lumber of all sires and qiroli-
gaBBKts a Cement and Fertiliser.
MUKflfeqtion given to the storage of Cot-
^B^dvat.as made on shipments of
55£T*6ddce, #fc. Pirase give mewcnll.