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«•• ■ "X -v 'jfoOvn Il:ut>£n».—.Womnst’a-lithniu- dulgenceofour reader* for a fewdays more, •Vben wo will have completed onr arrange ments for the improvement of the paper. XjKtnsu States Ciucvit Colut—At CuAunsca.—Hi the suit in. Equity, institu ted by L. Jordan Vs. J. b. Burney, in Sa- v tnna.il, roller tor of Internal Revenue for the Second District, to restrain the.Collec tor from si lling tome" 150 bitles of cotton for non-payment- of tares, Judge Erksino refused.to glint the injunction. - -. ' Notice is given in the Charleston Merenry that application will be made to the Georgia legislature, at its next session, for a char ter of a fnilromV to bu constructed from oorao point on tlie Savannah nml Charleston railroad, near the SaUiulutelile river, to Sinien, Ga. The Legislature of Louisiana has balloted • number of times for a United States Sen ator, without etl'ecting nil election, — • ——■«*»<•<» ta—■ . — *TllR LaIIOJI 01'r.NTlO.V IS VlIlOI.MA.—A fHcnd in Atuhend county, writing to the lUchmoiul Whig, conclude* his letter by •tying; 44 Oiir proiqieetK nro gloomy, lubor ii »o scarce, nml More unreliable thau the last year. I Know of no one who has ie* cored a full supply of labor, and many have failed to engage a solitary laborer yet;” fcJouTimuN Oaiiui.'Ons.—Geiural Grnni having called a meeting of Major Generals, and Brigadier Gem nils of the army at Washington, to confer upon the necessity of maintaining garrisou* in the Southern States, a Hiclunoml paper thinks the de« ciilon will doubt less turnwthe^ nccessity^-thc-Korth, is wlmt will be, and to tho Generals and not to the Southern Stater, of keeping up these garrisons. Dun UAinii: ok HiMbi-KV.—In the United States District Court yesterdny, says the Savannah News & Herald, argument was had on tho writ of habeas corpus, med out by Col, Stone, After argument of the Counsel, llis Honor Judge Mokine said that as tho civil courts were now in lull exercise of thoir authority, he could see no reason for the detention of Bradley by the. military authorities; that'if he hml committed any crime either against the State or the United States he could he arraigned nml punished by them. Ho therofot'o ordered the dis charge of the prisoner. A dispatch of the 8th lust., from London, Bays that the holders of Confederate bouds in Great Britain have united in a petition to the British Uovevuuu ut to buck their claims. It nppearsth.it the British Govern ment is not even resisting with any decis ion the claims of tho United States for dam. Ageaixy-the pri vatcer^ jmd-it^\voui4*w4»v- The freaptet. Wc have in the main said but lit lie upon the subject of our fhturv relations j'Wth'thc FcdcrnKFovranr,rot, bcVtrvmglliftt all-anidr discnavlon was without profit, for all enr 1 •fretting and railing will not make matters tanjrbetter. tt ft tfiio there If nothiugr cheering ia tho future. Tho following sen sible article from the Atlanta InttjUjgenccr accords so much with ottr own. feeliiigsthat we^ransier it entire: • ^ ^ , ‘ : V’^i : Tho tclegrtipb camo to us yesterday freighted with the Important intelligence that'Mr. Eftictt’s.bUi toplace thVState of " Louisiana uu*for military government had passed t1ie'rcpre*e»tatIvo' blirtcU of the national Congress, by a vote ot MO to 48, seven only of the ltepublicaii party in that body having voted against that monstrous measure. Through the same source wc are advised that tho Republicans nro far from Impcftil of getting tho bill through tho Sourttc in time for it to become a law this Hcshiou, hut that it is popular with that purl; in Congress, they considering it us the initiatory step, and export to apply it to nil the Southern States. This theft is tho beginning of the end. Louisiana FiitsT, the remaining Southern States (following soou alter; each in its turn to be subject to a military despotism than which nothing can be more revoking to iLpooplc who have any regard for constitutional rights, or civil liberty, while at the same time, it is opposed totthe enlightened spirit of the age. No despotism on tho other continent can exceed tho ouo’proposcd to govern Louisiana, and ultimately every othory Southern State. What its effect would be, should the Senate | LATEST BY TELEGBAPK, ! IVllIVATlf DWAfWKSTO TltJ AUAlJft SEW*.] VOL'lOSD'iitffTU I11RKCT itmvyouK^’Fcb. 15.—Tb* market prt- scuta symptom* of iuiptbVcment. Uoltou' steady; MiddHtJgsSSc. Gold 130.$., I LivfenrobL, f4, P. M.—Cqttou iqjjWved tbW afternoon wirii an advance of *. \lid- dRngsl4‘d. \ C0TT0X FXBI»Mi\D EXt lTfiD. ^ X bw York, Feb. 15.—Kvening—Cbiion firm and excited. Middlings remain at 3Cc but with greater demand. Gold uncbnng- cd, 130$. gf , - No news this evening by the Atlantic Cable. Cov. Orr oti flic Political Situation. C'iia ulkhtox, l eb. 14.-—At the nnnjvcr- sary banquet of thc'CHiatuber of Commerce Gov. Orreatd political u lations were grave. Ho war recently in a po.riiiym to consult the controllers of the government in all frank- ness, and it >v»s difficult to t- ll tho future political situation. Several .‘HUithem gen tlemen hoped to secure the support of Con servative I*c]Miblic:ins; lieuye the M-heme -proposed, llis jndgcmentjkvas that if North Carolina and Arkansas would . adopt the programme, and others adojif it, or : liow a deposition to do so, it would produce go.. ] results and v ve the South from many pro posed liudical mea:’ureH. * X k\y Oni.r.xNv-, 1W 11.—-The announce- >^Coriier 3rd apd Cherry Street— — Jllaton— Git?-- <•—<«’— ■ r- WHOLESALE DEALERS; IN *, Groceries, ProTislons, and Hinnfactured TOBiWO. Kent eopfcftally on hsnd tne of the finest an^_ best selected stocks, ever offered la this insrket. Coustsiing of ^ ftscon, Corn snd Flour, ^/ Coffee, Tea nnd Sugar. Mackerel, Wbke _ Fi*^‘*od blue Pish* Cheese, Crackers sod Raisins. Pickles, Sardines end Oysters. Prime snd Mew Pork,. 8oJu, Poiflsli snd Soap. Syrup and Molasses. Chewing & Smoking Tobacco. Liquors, of ail Descriptions. Krery article ini he, QROrid’Y I1USINESS can l>o found, which will be sold nt tho Lowest Cash Prices ? SEYMOUR, JOHNSON & CO. fob 10. IfCT-IC—Cm 3L.S3T OT X.STTBRS I'M AIM','O fnlho Tost Ofacu, nt Albany, Ca., February 1 Jib, 1 !-•»!>, H |y„ \ .l/ilOT MV , f. .1 Ml v l>e, that It must flmt innkeast&nd on tlmtqueH- tIon before it can advance-olniins in behalf of It* own tubjectn. There is no more chanco for those bonds ever to Ik* paid than there is for tho-fedomption of Confederate treasury uouk in gold. ;; r It I* very well known that all the admin* istrariona of all parties from John Quincy Adams' down to tho present am*, have r^- . moved nuiUappointed hfllecrs, just an has lately been done. Yet it was reserved for Ihh wise om» oftMa .generation to tind the not ground lbr imponcliniom l Ilotr wisr. . lion houost, how ptiro \w nro getting l ■ “The children pftbis world nro wi-er tlotu the diildrcu of light: 1 ’ ■ -r:' The-Jfow - Yolk Herald' rcciotn memla . “sovermueni’* to go to werk coining ten - •. rent pieces made of coiiper nml nickel— \'<re proper, forcoiqicr ami nickel »re just -.-fl&tlti (tfittuelilike silver, us the government *' .'h llko that formed hr tVaaliinglon nnd Jeft ersen., CoJd snl silver nre tho romemhtr- anco of the government as it mas, hut cep- iv.Trrnnd nickel the signs ofi lie thing as it is. 5 N*w Conn 0» Gconon.—Tlie >iillcdge- Su. 'T k l comddcred by it, ere the bill becomes a law. Every intercut of the North demands tv. construction, and the assurance to the world that *-peace and peaceful pursuits prevail throughout this land, The proposed meas ure, if passed into a hjw, will destroy all eoiilldenee injhi* government abroad, nnd keep up in the North a spirit of contention and political excitement, that cannot fall to prove most deleterious to every ink real in the country, Jt is upon this we rely for a final defeat of the proposed measure. Should this fail, there is uo hope left, for the South. She will be more downtrodden than she im nnd must leave to time tho restoration of those inalienable rights Which have been wrested from her by the strong arm of power. The Southern States, it is true can endure tho tyranny tho proposed measure will inflict upon her, as they have endured other*. Our people have long tdmv thrown away the sword, and taken up the plough-share. To industrial pursuits they have rciortod in order to repair their broken fortune*—Iv-caunot be-said wen oLSoatb cm women, tlmt 44 they toil not, neither do thoy spin,'’ for onr maidens and matrons from.,the Potomac to tho Bio Grande have demonstrated every desire to labor, and economise, that they may advance, and not retard, the general prosperity of their own native sunny hind. These can bo all per severed in, ami will be under any circum stances. Gendering “uuto Coisar that which is CawarV,” it will matter but little to our people to whom they pay trihut whether it be demanded by agents in tin- garb of a civilian, or by one clad iumilit.in attire. N» it her will it matter much to tl.un,' grcsi/sui render* to the so long as these several Status arc denie.1 1 destroy h i!te Uepablic hut rh^r-ll>ev- W-tfov - { Crum vva4 1 ' 4 1. Oil, ment of the passage of Elliot i’s hill by tin* concur at itsprtsonl session with the House, | Hou hc -is caludv uf lived. Jt i-J arelv turn* uj>on tho Boulhcm btates, will havo but little weight upon that body in its delibera tions nnd final action upon it, The effect it will have upon the finances, upon the com merce *nd upon tne general jwoHjvrrity of meute 1 it] fcnsrrvatlve Mccllii? InBashln^fon -.1 t; was a llcplll. \\*Ai lllA'ii I'l'N, I ell. —'J’li meeting last night of Cniiservat lieans, friends of the President, incut Soiithenu rs in the city at Willard's. It was merely.) ollmpunl. Nothing war, do-' termim-d on, though frccexchaiigeofojiin- ioi.s seemed to dirped the gloom .omewliai. | Other meeting will follow. The anxh-y it. 1 garding the immediate passage by the Hen- i Uto of either bill is abating, though the citement and npprchei :-l.v C< >TTi )N —Tin re w.o irregular demand h r f i tin* opf-nii g nnd .luring i Middling i ton • ui Jl u i 'Aitev’ibv vi .« .-i t.; the i •* tlie rinpiiry Ji ll« i.'. ;,..d i.* ii j quern e w ■„> <U*nc. We oiui'. • the pu.-.eitt unsettled tv.tc i f xGoj.1 m.i ( «/l I’OX—Onr mjirkit (pioi.-tble ilmuge yesterday, selling at about 2u cents.* - ' it.*.*vV». Vi. - .i ! iJcwrii. Mrs I. I* , in IIV. l»Cl»;!- O I llunrell. T L I I'-Tc k -. Film j Ili uivn. J (' Cv-ci'cr. s Vi. .dino * Ji.’.vi-, .Mi-i Mai hit i l'liifrun, J ami's (.! 1 Killer, I’cur (colored)' . I (Jntcs. Mrs Surah 1 prom- ; n r i-cr, 1 . F I* M Ur^ru. . l!» • II.iiuon.n i M-!' v It-.jj r1. Mi < i... ; Hut.-, ii v. Itockeii.-in.'I.. Mi ItulcltiiiD, !t M lev, Mrs AnntuPi Julies, illicit' on Jwii'.lMivarit, . P-ur V.v Junes, Ilarmian 1 J or. o.i, .tnini's Juno-. Hilary J. v '••'.ii, Hiiu* !| Jui liin, Miss Mmt litu'v. Mr l.uvenvlor. Win U M.tthiar, Jolni . Munson, Alfa it' > .Volnn, lie. Dn\i«l 1'yU'r, l.cv<U !'* i.er, Henry , ,'li-s Mnrtlii . Mirr Winner >. .) V. . Mi,* Marv B J ."' L -• >ii:- • Iiunri l-.it fri- Voi fol Ron .1 • v mi Hi, Mrs Mnrn T.e.in.ir, V*niter* . WmhwKtli. KH WatH. Willi mi v. Iiiiv». .Mias 11 H Kitty Wilfon, I. il Wiagtiic, tJvccu '» •' i:..:/Vvo.l,/.iicl.my T VeiiU|f, I>nvi.I (ec! tf EOZjES A-XiS -AriLNT-D RET. DEALERS IN Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints^Perfumeries, Window Glass, fe l ;i Washington Street—ALBANY, GEORGIA Huyilig jr.5t i)iirvli^«l the Efl-TIUE STOCK of Messra. K. II, B.\CO\ 4] and tqwde many imjiortant additions thereto, wo beg leave to eall the ntlo'ntinti® Pnhlio to our Stock, consisting of everything usually iUninUn a FIRST CL \SS & STORE, Such ns PATENT MEDICINES, CHEMICALS CHOICE PERFUMERY, KVi'lt Vm.. l-'INE BRANDIES, IVIHSKIES AND WINES®! FOR MEDICINAL Pl'lIPOSES; B39” PRESCRIPTIONS carcltilly coni]iuundod, . Also: A large lot of ^^§5 t v\4Ti syjL, An Extra Lot ofll.WANA and AMKlil.'AN t TfiAi! <, SMOKING nnd TOBACCO, of the FINEST BRANDS. Having again relumed to the Dlil'fi BI’SINESS, the Senior would rvepnq, askhls old patrons not to forgot him, but give him a liberal share of their iiatronni Fcbl-2-ntl-am] *' L. W, HUBIT & €0. ng for nay of the nbpvc Vttvi M. > .tiv .'t in j; i uiii s M. J. r.K'll.'.KDFON, V. fob ’. ’. i*\b, u, leer. P.p-cir.I BnilifT^ f*alo. i pr-.t! v yootl, lml rn.L t- ‘ .It- 1-.' tbe ft.. ; r !;«.»:• ,* • GdImiik both j’.t W >• • *• jjifiiiti For il i'••; 1 hs ' i. -.Ifa; . • tuj Has pnttd.i fclib. 1 1. exhtidud I'..* iii.ildliugs still l. vicil uu r. | i'..iuju.ny, . M«n'li Yes. ; t-t 1 v roup? •M'w •..I i Wiiat ofthk Nioirr?—Military power, *kvs Mr. Henry.I, Bnym.md, i-s the hi ie- u: suit ul a decayed and dyiti;: hep. that cotups-et tind vupcifi m tdi , Vi wisdom ofjMditieal prjphecy and ,t answer to Mr. Thmldcus .Vtt viu military bill. Notwithstanding hi t Ion, M r. U l ymoiid is frequently s philosoplde,*fow men under.-h.tnH than he lio.v to salt, down a gi... a snug sentence. When n: »Ut :• smites lltc Sou'th, it will not he K its tide advance* Northward, j sti r tli:.; Ihankenstein created is 1 to the tuom ter .that 'Mr. Sicwi.-- ; vitalize. Its huge deformity 11 doors of Cougre.-s awaiting life. I probably be galynni/.ed it.to b'e tp persecute its.v.tl.o;•••. \\ olie. In i> all tl» •' 1 /!/:SIDS.Vt'J! ..... Jf.V. poiiifdt j I cbl.-af!-U] aiiti Lis { i vauillu-l 1 GILBERT & lg I.HI.I • l.’U; >A?.) STJ T ( > 1J JJ . .Ovi*>- ( I;» V. '13 Wp ' W hole Sra 1 e and II e t a i 1 DEALERS IN Chemicals, Drugs, ■ Oils, f^inis anti Ec WINDOW GLASS, &-C, .Yc.rl Door to J\*. SE Clierry St. MACON, CK purslo.k i- i . wc. u.i.L.tf in every j-artivulnr, and c.iuj-iIres everything k.q.il FiHST GLASS DRUG EST.lBLISHAIEYF, ; I Such n« 'tctln ilu s ( !:i iirifn'.-. T; n vd Jri tlicim f. Drills, Pniiii.s Oil3 Colois to* < very cV.rriptiM-- f’lrv Perfumery, Cologne^ Il.xtrnci^T i’rt:id!if-\ \\ lii.-kifS. timl \» inf.**: lor medicinal mx*: at <i | WARRANTED FRESH GARDEN SEEDS Onr i.reparatir.m. me all ct.k.i v . .••••;.'. D. tie 1,„ u.-.tniil J 'trnt eniifo!inliy to 11>u*I . S: i’lmitiirviqu.i. f n\ aril : ■ • v : vvj.rvsvt.tvd, Vj-o will lv tl.anktul t-. Lm- it t.'mi„.| : ,t , t; j- j-\j j. | Monev « ill ln' <vlh,,\.1, VViii!,. .•lain.ing to Ivrtell no ,.Yfo,,".,' d j ttouldjluiuduuknon! oitrpri.-- lul. re ]nitvlju,ingtheir nijq.livt.. -••* ^ L- AV/XIUNT & CO.. r i - !o OS:t • DGOr io J- N. Scywicitr’Sj CLc-rry £t., liiacc^B VASO’T ALBAK S’’, GEORGIA woods it«-!i: enictl by the loilitnrv or riv il otheers 1.11sha-lou* of i!to Capitol, 'l it .- .. ...... • . . | that we mtift have a Lor J letter v mg, a ■ Our SLock oi DRESS GOODS vi.lc Recorder say*: “ \Vc have seen a ]” i- •-*»«B'leUer Ihom Hon, D. Irwin, of Marietta .W IIMI lll> leVIMoti ill tho Code wiil bodelivervj to eubKi ibe** on the first day of Jim next. It will cem. jirise all the laws in lore in this State, em- hrscing tho seUof the recent session of the Legislature. Price »S, jayable in adrance. fHie bool; will be tarnished only on subrerijr - Uon. as a limited number will bo issued. Bemittances .»ol$I be made bv mail to Hoa-D.&^gget^Ga. ’ T ° a G “ k,1 - _ ' T ' 1 lcnm tbc Postmartcr at'lfeslgUce has received by mail, Wednesday'night, tna the Na- tioual Department of Agriculture at Wasli- ™ UJ_ *” l->^e .canra«s «■**, f tt i) c f s, addressed for distribution l uitod liliites Govvi ninqtu. ! they will,their otin selfiresjicetj jieavrfuil Jiroteitiug against any invasion u[. :i, or denial of tlivir constitutional rights; they v. iil quietly hide tho time when a returning •fuse of wh.it jt stu n demands, shall resigno its away over tho Northern uilud,, and the orrmtssons now in power he kuown no more. Aeeording to a French maxim, “ there areetrtalu men whose fame is like that of a popular ballad, which is sung for a certain time and thru iorgolieu.” So wid it soon he with those who arc now r., ntn the days of re tutiouaiist. .'.oration. Plot. ■ i.1 , loreTFn.K*, lugtiJta Cousti ! DnL.MXEg > As Inisn Norms r II, son—A •, rv is told of an Iiirii prince who traveling* iu former days with a trustv am) x -.....i ..t-. „• dant,arrived at an imt where but one l..d could be procured for tin ir ,ir. . They were wayworn a id tired, cialiy the servant, ,:nd tin mas .: the idea ofleaving his .hn- ■• ' fi out a place'of .so; ; j.; s S *#■ wluoh it api^ars that Ws"revWon of L 4 *?“ b * * W * #«trxann p, j by . uting the follower on *Lr* * »n • fijrlhetr opprofriou of tlieae hoBiheTn^aie«.- T |] lak »»g jWUlaCinor big liegi Of them it will soon be written, 44 they hav had their.day,” and abused the [tower fortune ha* bestowed upon them. >*l.iIi >:v espe- '-bed .it •! wijl:- i - «;i—- • ••»••• *•*•> diguitv could not Im? coMjutmiMttd. by.slcepin?/ \ V gh , :• mere ujcniak I’iie ditficuity~~vfcy-y-4v<*i. • ^C’Y’fr the bed, nml friTc!! I'L.MDS. cloth, J’tB'LlNS, nnd every styleof BUSSS GOOrs, 3 If E AC HUB GOOBS In every Taiiciy of width nnJ quality. GROCERY AKD TROVISION UOll Street •-•ALBAHY, Gl All ktiub of Plantation Sapj lit-.s cbitstantljr on itanfl, sucii fioor, which Imppencfl to bedu,.-. flat one.- ho ioglit ‘' - • Dn.vru or ax Oti. Citizkx.—The Sav.... nah Republican sys: IVe regret to anuoutice thedreeasv, at the residence of\V. D.IJasii. lor, in llryan coiinty, on Monday nigl.t last, at II o’clock, of disease of the lungs, ot. Mr. J. A- Bashior. The deceased was a native of Bryan county, but has resided in .Savan- njd) lor upwards uftwenty years, lollowing the occupation of a‘ grocer, on West Broad street, lie WAS an o'J member ofSolomon's Lodge, masonic, and wss. universally re*, pccted a* * mao of sterling integrity. The dccao&d Will leave a largo circle of friends to lament hix lose. During tlm leglit ji.e servant begged to know if the prince fetr comfortable'vvhv. tho latter repjirtl, “Well, Teague, except for, the honor of it, I think t wonld just as scon he below.” Ii Superb Stock of Clothing, fricctcd wij)> great care for this mmkef. P <cSa Slioes ‘ »dl-»ly1e» t H* A T S A N D C A P S. I'rovisioits Sy Groceries org^TiWT.'.rlclr, Karmtti" 11 n piemen ts, ^•Tonr, Buckwheat, Boa'QUiiTi, bnufi*. Pickles, Oystirs. t>bertin^ 4 Spoons, Kersevs, lints, bhoi s, Guns, Powder, Shot, l*'ap% *tc., itc. Butter,] Pope, t'igar.^'Tolmc.,, Blankets, 0*nabui£H.' -i Ball Tl.i-ctfd, A Caps, Boots, • Pistols, And, in fact, N.ture bids me love myself 'and into all TRACE CHAINS, that hurt me; reason bids me love my f iend and liatc those who envy me; religion bids me love all and halt none, and overcome evil withgoocC ’ ' 555* IjTOOTiOEI! of it* Stsuie ci UiSScn to ,Vf. Tk* Old tu*ictis of QilheU Js UitMM* «i)l U *ci<t*I M mrriria^ partner, acd al! j tii^edritk^byiwU.pf ai« taracstlr *4lorvtxd e-ad LquiJaie, lhrirju- 1 LIND BRim.ES, COLLARS, HAMES, PLOW LINES, A-C., . AC„ IRON aid STEEL, fa saull supply. PureChesuut Grove V/liisky. •ar-atn M«ull nft. r ..rcb..ine U S e*here, 9«a * r ‘**^*?S?'h»t»« ran *oit you. Alhaej’, Jauuuj IOtfc, 1S«? • • }.jf. EVERY ARTICLE 1H THE ’SPECIAL ATTENTION called to our-fine stock-of IMPORTED, and AMERICAN BRANDY, CIIESNFT OKOVEAVHISKY^ BOURBON WlDSKY, RYE WHISKY, RECTlPTlbDwriT^i|vL aboToproof— CORN WHISKY, IMPORTED’ PORT,LWTfNEri^ • AMERICAN PORT WINE, MADEIRA, PORTER, All of whioh were purchased from ' 1 ~' ■ Ajbnny, Oa., January 20th, 1S67. T !,E CSDCBSIOSEB hriluc, for ii, f ;i. , VUr fti* kltll-kiA-.*» • - y«*r. «he edetroiof «il*s abort Air ^ 22. a-. COOK, .mrro-BS-w ww; ALBANJ^A, ,; J» in April iicu •o*tr dcc.-ncJ nccO?sxrj l> - y. ut any. time, bear *' in ■o • a ■HniSH