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a'-
ioi», nnr fml plcpaud, a* tojafll'
flarrrs (It's State, to Mmit tliO dosorip-
> Id judges or courts xrhosc jurisdiction
outls over ()i« entire State. 1 must con-
tent mystlf insayingoftheso officers, cxcc-
titive or judicial, tltat tlioynre clearly with
in iho meaning „f tho law.
‘ Mow, changing tho inquiry Horn an af
firmative to a negative process, such officers
as usually pass under tho description oftnu-
nieipal, ami do not eoino in tho purvtowof
the Act, suchnvifficors of cities, towns,
tillages and municipal divisions, whether
their (unctions tiro eXWJUtlvo Or Judicial; op
as is sotnetimm the case, when the sura of
fleer nets in troth capacities. Outsido of
thefo sre two rcpacscntativos classes, the
■ tirstjof which Is clearly within and tho last of
which is clearly without the purview of
these clauses Wo find in onch o( these
.States hosts of offioers whoso status is in
soma way to ho determined.- It is impossi
ble hero to proceed by way enumeration
and to distjngnish by name all thoso who
arc included and those who are excluded.—
All that can ho done la to eatnbllsli some
fixed rules. I feel tho necessity of circum
spection hors in saying who arc included
within the disfVanchitemont, rather tlinn
saying who are not included; for when
therein doubt ncoording to tho rule of eon-
airdotion which haa boon referred to, that
doubt must bo solved in favor of, mthcr
against tho of tho voter. Tho exclusion
is aQ comprehensive ns to tho time, nnrinp-
pUBs not only to those who were in office
wjien the rebellion commenced, hut to thoso
who held the prohibited offices at any pre
vious tlmo, although they may have censed
to holdyuehofflco an indefinite number of
yoara prior to tho rebellion. H is founded
iff tfin idea of a Pencil of official trust, due
tho Stato as tlio author or donor of the
.trust; It it founded on tho idea of a breach
/or trust, not arising merloy from allegiance
ns a oltlien, but duty to the State in a direct
( official rotation to that State, and through
that to tho Federal Government. So far ns
this Act designates by name tho person*
who violated such a trust, it is that class lo
whoso keeping tho trust Is especially con
fided—that is to say, tho peraons who were
.1.
tetm
AL1JANY, GA., jbflli 1st,
T«hat»inT«i;iit)iftt8i<)JtJit;4vAlJbut si'i u
oti Tuesday everting; aats -thi* OiltllbertAp-
ixmf,' tvro.opaque ftnd awful ibolnng'clonda
camo lugothcrimmcdiately <jWr head, ru-
Milting in n profrnctod nncl terrific thunder
storm. Real nftcr peal in rapid buccetMioii,
and all nature hpciiumI nhlnxc-with electrici
ty. The min nlso came down in Awoepir.g
torrents, which noon transformed the streets
into rivulets. Tlte storm in violence rcscin* : il»c
thatftll tijlpppjftd < niicjj of frtttl4ufcbll
ttution httiy* btk thorough^ .: invefttigatedi^-
llKAi.Tir or IIox. A. IT. Stf.iutkvs.—Wo
learn tltat the health of Mr. StephciiH i«» very
precarious. The information is conveyed
in a letter from him in which ho says: “I am hied those which rage in equatorial latitude
very unwell—hardly aide to he up." We We have to record the remarkable fact
1) u on o l i co-wit 1 Ik* "ivenfllid provision mado
for time and place tv.r tlio examination and
Rcitlemo^tofeaueli eases.
X. Hp<k twt>l:H of oaths required to be
taken hy-'votafs, and blank registration lists,
us also lull mill detailed instruction for the
p< dormant eof their duties, will he at once
forwarded to the Hoards oil legist ration ap*
I pointed in ilii*. eider, and it is enjoinedui>on
’ •* ■ • ‘ ed to cpmpli
tion with all energy am
The 'Antov Tie f. Iron Bauds
_fOR-l ' ' \ 3
BALING COTTON!
bimr.ls llial they pnirml to coniplcto
the registration will! nil energy imildis-
pat eli.
hopo that he mny triiinipli over his iiifiniii-, that our city was struck sixteen times, with-1 •'*!■ ! he‘h jaile-I iiistiiietioiisto ifegis-
■ - -- 1 , , , ters
L l
WASTE
THEFT!
tics, and live to see this distracted country
restored once more to peace nnd prospe
will flesmnale tin* member of each
. |» , , , , , , Iff*. ill t|( — u: I!.It f lilt- Hit III"'
Itrv I ill a few aecomls,and, woutleriul to relate, w1|<>
itv. t without, loss of humnn 1 lienor serious injury j x 11. Vinienro nr threats of violence, or
to buildings,, Within a radius of 300 yards,’any other oppn liye means to prevent any
the eieetrie fluid descended four times,'strlk- I 1 "’” 1 " ’ , rill S l,is V < ; u ' rris ‘
ing the kitchen of.Mr. Kugcne "'T 1-Hulivel.v R ro-
m
Anotiikk One.—Tlio Savannah News i
Herald understands that It is in eontempla-!. , , „ , ,
tion t.o estahlish a new Radical journal in j, Oougltiss |V j^Hstj,telly nnmmnml that
that citv. It is not stated whether it is an 1 '? ( ofA,,<lro ' v College, and ; r ,»ntr.»ei or :,»ri ement with laborers,
individual enterprise, or to be under the 1 * n trrc 0,1 ouc ° rt,M ' »t^els in rear which d.priNist!.,... of their wages for an;
• r . .. .... . of Mr. OiiutiV. longer time than that act nail v consumed
«U.p,ees l |„ = mo 1 oniudlt.als. miloflM . tllt „. oll ; a ivgisteriugor voting, wilMie perntUmd to
Mama Aa-NA.-Sm"" Anna is living on ! on Mrs.Thornton's lot was struck,and we !", (| Vi'i"','.;;; 'J,,'- J-rV-vim.tdy mention!
Match Island, m luxury, wailing lor some- j learn iputo n tmmhernf tin- telegraph posts t |,i s paragraph, will cause immediate
thing to turn up in Mexico, ft is said that! in another quarter of the town were shatter- i am st oftl
be i ns a million in cash to keep hi omfor-|etl by theelleetaol the lightning. military < nnmis
table.
ni> r and his trial before a
her classes nro Toft indefinite and oidy
to bo nacertnlnpil by const! uetion, it la allow-
nhle to find lit* Indefinite olaaa by the rule
of Malptilatinn. Wo aoo then in this law a
purpose of exclusion na to tho throe great
departments of a 8tato—legislative, judicial
flna executive. We aoo further ns to the
logialativo department, mailottp ol a legisla
tive body omit posed of motubors and vari
ous officers appertaining to such a body ns
legislature,'the exclusion is only of the high
er functionaries of that body, the members,
nnd is not carried to its subordinate officers.
The terms of tho oxolusion an; not tlio inem-
hort and officers of a State legislature, but
e • * 1 ^ l* .. Ut.ln l,„..al,lt •l.'/k
Moiiii.k.—<icn. Swj.yno has given notice
tlmt no iiegroeH will he nppdinled on the
Mobile police.
Conflict of Policy,
Ah the Hmlieal Party iNinn^Jy nidiingon
towards Itn inevitable dent met inn, it is not
uuintr-rcHting to the ea.sual observer t«* wit-
ness and note the evidences ol decay. Il
Many a timid heart quailed before this ,
, , . . . . ‘ Mill V Mill lion/
grand pvroteehme display of the Storm ( ,.T, to
ol
I King, nnd limn never appoint'd more feeble
I nnd powerless in eontrast with the suhlime
grandeur ol the elements,
j The country needed a soaking rain, hut.
we fear this excessive flood will destroy all
j recent ploughing and prostrate the young
| cotton plauts, besides damaging the lauds
• of the fanners.
Lot us hope Ibr the host howevor. The
inilit arv
!1 per.-
LMl
pi
dues not retptire any gTFat degree .d' ’pone-1 rili| i will at nil cventHgo far toward-
tratiou to satisfy the mass that these tur- 1 ,,lnl '' nL ' ’bh early earn
or l |Mir 0l wniT"" r " "°i'r ,il,lr 'r!tnml Order I'oncrruiDgRrgislratlon.
or later will have an outburst, which will! ,, . m
llE.uui t:«; I iiutn.Mii itarv Dtsltm j
(flEoiujn, A I,.vt.am.v Asi* Kf.mmiA) •
Atlanta, <5Kotmt\, May ga, 1807. \
t lenornl Order No. i]0,
s ,. . . . . , In accordance with nil net of('ongress,
intolerant .1. their loyally prnserlnttve In j supplemcury to an net to provide# more
" l “ ‘ '! I elneinnt («o\ ernment lor tho rebel States, Ar,
an outburst, which will
Heal tho doom of the oppressor*. The N
Y. Times, one oftbe ablest of tJ,e llepuldi
enn organs, speaking of |his eonfliet, says :
Tennessee ami .Atissonri both claim to he
their patriotism. Kaeh has availed itself
tho rights guaranteed by the (‘oiMlitution
to create test mind impose disabilities, with
the view of strengthening the Itadieal Par
ty. They have carried out the State sever-
eigiity jnineiplein eording to their own no
lions ol expediency. r | he results have been
harsh and evil in both instances, hut the
general nrineipie on wuieli they have pro
ceeded, being in entire accord with the n
cognized understanding of State l.’ights
bn* passed unehallenged. lhuh States, then,
are Htanding Ihnlieal protects against the
Sumner-Phillips innovation. Lor if Con
gress may be properly called upon to force
dated March 2d, 1HU7, the following nr
| jangemeutH herein made for the registration \
. of voters iu the States ofticorgia and Ala-,
| hnma:
i T. The States ol (Jeorgia and Alabama
are divided into registration districts, iimii
; heredatnl hound as hereinafter described,
j II. A Hoard of Legist ration Is herein ap
I pointed for each district, as above mention
ed, to consist, of t wo w lute llegisters are
j de-iguati tl in this onler, it is directed that
j white llegisters in each district immediate
j ly select, and cause to he duly qimlilied, a
Unpeteut colored mail to complete tin
ti ed l»y the
t riot ; and
warned ag:
man from <
pretext w hat
the usual h
XIV. In
lonec at I Ir
moh*slatio
register, the lit
upon the h" ;il
lofee. or a | "-•<
pivsor» e quiet,
uenre«l n.ilitai
by instrm h «l t
Any «'i\ i! t.liit i,
pro*| eol Kegisters,
will he reported t.
oflict'r eoiiiiiiaii'lin
arrest *-m h «hTmqi
against, ihoni to t h
may ho hr.
siot'i.
the tight of every
tl vot( r, under the Into nets of
re ;i ior and vote, is giuirun-
authorities of iliifi dis
til- whomsoever are
ttempt to prevent any
i-ingthis right, under any
•r, oilier than objection by
lootlo.
• I any dislurbahee, nr vio
eof registration, or any
legisters or <d' applicants to
i rd of ii'ep 1st ration will enll
'mi authorities lor a police
to am >r the oflenders and
■ If m t oj.-nry, upon the
authorities, who are here
• f.irni-h the necessary aid.
I w ho ivfu-eor who tail to
•..»r applicants to •register,
i In h' , M<hpiarters ol the
m the State, who will
■nis, and send charges
••* hoadqiiarles, that/they
:l;t lift.a. a military enmtnis-
land of Ihvvet Major (Jenoral
:;d I.
Tm: \ A t
<;
T.uit ry,
-••
1.1 >1.1:1.
K.
i in 1
8* VNUKIISOV.
A. / A. A. <;
rnequalled for Simplicity and
Rapidity of AdjustmentJ
Surpassed by Kone for Slrcncllt aiiilAilap-
tibillty to all thr I'ses or Commerce!
milEY nrc nuuiitfnclurod in Uverpool, of the
I best English Iron, under ilio personal snpor-
rislon of tho Inventor, formerly u resi«h*nl of Nov
Orlrntis, Ln.
ThoAHKOWTIK h proferrod by Shipmasters'
find Co'inprensincn. ns it is worked with ■’» to I Inch
slack, while nil SOhlJ) TIES require :t lo .7 inches,
which, in running through a '•nrgo, involves n hea
vy loss to the .Shipmaster.
USE THE ARROW TIE and HANDS, and SAVE
MONEY IN FREIGHT nnd INSURANCE:
ArriiUgcmcnls have been made to scVuro an am
ple supply of the Arrow Tic nn«l Rand'* for tlio
coming Season. 4 TIio Iron will he holler tlt,.n the
best heretofore used.
.VAH. A. EI1D.K.,
Ageut Middle and Souiluvrst Genr^i:i.
AlVDRinV I.o/v tV CO,
General AgenlaySavanunh, Gn. j
The nuderhigned is prepared inSVirnhli ihe Alt 1
ROW TIE to i he Tit A l>L ni
SAVANNAH PRICES,
Konvardln? and Trnusportallon Aildoil,
HOST .1 JOHNSTON.
N O T J C
rrUIE iubscriber is new reeeivin* ..!
I , -heuso on liroad street formerly Us
tRirs ^ Brinson, ,„,t will off,, J SJ
fttl, of April lost., OIK of the UroMt .5*
lotted Blocks of. % '
. Q- O O 3D Si
WARES AND MERCI
Ilf nil (lofcripttons, on Iho most rsum.j*
and at the ls
boHfst Prices • fibred since 1$
1 llminsl.con selects,! with great ctN tR
Wants of all Glasses of!
Ry Mr. Doers, who is now fa j
NTJW YORK tS
Taking adrnnlngo of tho lalo reduced sflj
CASH BUYERS
(•real Tmlucements will b« dffered, \y <%
Sell on tj
T.* Hie first of November next In r
r-ntinfactnry Arrangements.
Albany tja., April 4, \
WM. W. KR
LIVE AID LET Lf
.
Ill I hi
uai tlohl is
•miltrv it i
Hoar tho Iusuranco Agents:
Savannah. Oa., Mny 7th, 18C7.
The rei'pnt fires in this city having proved in nur
entire satisfnt iion, by a thorough it* i. ilte superi
ority of IRON RANDS for baling purposes, we
utrongly recommend them lo ilie u-c r,f ihe lMnnt
ersofGeorgia nsnn et.ieiem agent in ie>*trieiing
tons by Sre; and we agree to discriminate, when
prnyiiontile. in favor of C'otlou thus serurr.l.
A. Wlhltl 'it, Gcm ral hisniaiit'eAc"t l.
t'HARLKS GREEN SDN.Ar. h* •i..vi-i|io .| 1
hoiulon and Globe Ins. Co.
UHARhESL.roi.MY .vro , \j»VSun t.V At
lantic Al- In-, i'o., N. Y.
K. II. FOOT.MAN, Inenranco Agent-*.
WOODBRIDOK HROTJIERS. InMietn.-o A -1
J. 1’. THOMAS, In.Mirnnco Ageni-.
J.r. MfNULTY, Seenlary Southem Iu-«*r:in<-.-
& Trust Co.
JAMES T. STEWART, Agnd Londet. ;.u.l
Lancaster lnMiruiiee * ’* >1111111 a v.
LANE A WEST, Ins.nnnec Ag.*',i*.
teal j
l'olll .
rl v
11 upon I li
i t hr
• \\ 1
In some countries 1
Hshlerc«l a blessing, i
ui'se—a eufso that
l®l tho Itiul- I , MWON, fit.. May HUh, l-„7.
I The recent lire at the WnrehoiHe of Mr. It. T. ,
govern-', Chapman, in thb* city, having fully dcmou«trnird j
> the advantage uf IRON H ANDS forb.ilinp
1^ 1
>, ami tin*
:uitl more
•apaiile
Imp purposes.
RT.URtlUrJo..
I. 0.0. F.
ev> ol lit.
- landing.
1, have
and f.i
potnitt trust in tiio oxonjfflvo nml j.uli.'til
pnrtimintN, tlmn to llioso wliosr fmiotlmw
mid duties arc nt&joy lintitnl mid niiIiiiiiIi-
uatc. 1 imvr [tlVtxtdy callo.l ntu.ittioit tot l,o
c#njpro1ten»lvoiiqia,ol'tlios(i Vxtdustonsiis to
time.
Now, to tlcciitro tltcae cAtly coni|.rel>cn-
»ive as to persons, nr to say tlmt tliey em-
braoe all oifiecrs, largo nufl anttill, eoitiing in
any sonao within tlio description of o.xoeii-
tive or jttdloial officers who havo at any tintn
during their lives iiehl any ono of those "Hi
rers, would Imvo tliia inevitable result: That
in tho formation ofn Constitution tor a State,
by tho ngoncy ol ita own people, a large
proportion, perhaps a majority, of tho most
intelligenot and capably of the people would
boexoludod. Thorols no pnrt of my duty
in attempting togivoeonatruotioii to those
laws in widen I flud mysolfinvolvetl iu stiel,
painful uncertainty ns lit determining, what
offioers outsido of tho olasses already desig
nated oomo within tho just range ot exclu
sion.
I have said that in addition to tlio clnss of
officors who clearly come within tho terms
oftheAot ns judicial nnd executive officers
of iho State, nnd to those classes which com
prehend militia offioers nnd municipal offi
cers, who clearly are not within tho terms of
the Aot, there remains a vast number of offl-
cors whoso status is in some way defined.—
These aro known in popular language by
snoh terms of description as county, town
ship and precinct officors. Their name is
iegton. Their functions and duties are, for
tho most part, strictly local. Some of them,
such asilierifla and justicos of tho county
courts, havo jurisdiction over theentiro comi
ty. Otbora are restricted to tho smallest
civil sub-divisions. I havo directed nh-
atracta to ho prepared for onoli of these
1 ”1 will exhil
1, tin',,'linns I.
arsennly ' Or if il may I h.-if-t
fragu upon New Vprk IIII.I ( , i,i| l |ierlieul,
whut is to hinder it I'nim meddling will,
unit tors over which ton. Fletcher hud .tin- I
itmlieals ot .Missouri ,.|;ii,u jurisdiction y
111 Missouri, indeed, the i|.ies,ion tins Iu-
keffl praotlnil shape. The Judges ,,f its !
Snnremo Court have come ietoeoiiflirt -t ill,
n decision of the Supre,lie Court of the I 'ui ,
ted Slates,and in support of tlii-ir pijsllion I
I lie State j t ongress, hy an tte| dated July s/lflos, anil
"I an additional oat), to disi'liargi. 1:1 it li lit) I v'
I lie ditty ol Itcgiatcr under tin, late net of:
t ouure.ss. It is not. iielieved T11 a! any ol
Dnlt’V ill this oily, who 1
ror.iltlt- lo I'sinhlisliing
it men nl’G. ROUEN'S
it in;;. .1 lino li |«, at H
—- • l
•• It.'" "t-iinru ill.II. 4IIIV ttl - ^
tin* aiquiiiifci'H, horoimtlL*!* <U*Hignatofl, will -1 tkiiikii \ u,,.. ... „ .
he unable to take tho test oath almvo I ni „o 'I
tioned. lilank forms of tlteso oaths will in- i ,,, v . j,
sent to these appointees at onee, and oti'he-' A.lintin-irnioe i.a s ii.l rsmi...
nt to these appointees at mice, and on he-' A.ln
ing executed and returned to the Superin->"l 'k.-i-
Icmlrnts of tho State registrations, their
lumissitius us llegisters will lie issued
lay down diets iu regard to the resol ved
rights of States with a warmth ol dogma
tism tlmt would have extorted admiration
from Calhoun. The Supreme Court of the sation of l,Y.>ii
United States, it inay lie n inemhered. not! rule adapted iu taking the ocnsiis. In the
long t »j(0 declared Iho test oath ot the Mis- cities, the roTnpellJatien is lixed at litleen
soon uadieals uneoustltuUoiial. Hut the for each rooorded voter; in tl test
SupivmeCourl ol Missouri adiudieating tin.' sparsely settled et,unties and districts, at
'“V" ft llair-lildg ey ease, pro- forty corns jier voter. The eompensa-
eeeds on the hroa.l gmtind that while Fed- tion will he graduated between Mse limits,
crnl Bovem^nty is lumtci uii.l <h»rivc.i ■ ncrnnliiig to tho dousity of tho luquilalion,
•Mato sovoroignty h original a.ul iiflirmn, | mui tho facilities of comnmnication. Ten
id
I Ms ten.
C’hn.'h's 8 pi I/. ii|ij.lit*- to li
F:tl i-'ll tit Imilis null MTV •
Tliote an* ilim>lbvo in »
and forwarded to them immediateiv. Isiuyrui
l\'. In order to secure a full rog'istration Smiili, ...i,.t
of voters, it is determined to fix tin* compel.-1 •Lm* piv*. i it..-
sation of Legist ora according to tlio general! why suit!
— i t - v. . ° °. . hr jfi'nnirtt t•* h
Given u.iih'i*
--tl tiny <tt .Mu'
.liinr U«, IS,
Nancy Siuiih, of said
>1. .lames f. Doyh», tho
having broil tlismistt-
s rrvokni; ami wtirreas
for In tors of aUintnis-
I oslulr.
•Iinotiinh all uutl
■rfliii/f- anil next of kin. of «nhl Nancy
“I appear at my ollire wit bin ihr
I by law. ii> show causa, if any they
i Ictlrisof lulminiHiratioii should not
'aid Spit / on Nunry 8'milh's rslalr.
my liand and oliicul siginilurr, ilii*t
•7. W. II. WILDER, Ordinary
- lift New Cemtral Inland Mail Route
being limited only iu regard to power
plicitly surrendered. South Carolina itev
; cents per mile will be allowed for trnuspor-
tat ion of Legisters ofY the lines of railroads,
Hhoke more strongly on the point than these j or steamboats, and tlvo cents per mile, when !
ltadieal Judges of Missouri, as i.iuv be in-! tra^’ ! 1 • •
retu i:i:n i hi: sm tii and the north,
AM) LISTEKX MTIESl
ferred from uttoranecs like this.
“The States, when they entered tin
retained " *' ’ * * *
erei-
ronii
they
eiidng.
ravel is done on railroads amlsteam boats. I
V. It is hereby made the duty of all Leg-!
ftnn 1 , !|| C H • " * * y V ,,tm ‘' 1 ,h, ‘ , ’ ,,lo| b 1 they will ho expeeteil to perform lii(*|imn|i(] o i)f| |)qnUl'Ilp R R
lined all then- original power nnd sox- it strictly, to explain to all persons who! 111U1IIIUIIU ,l “" VIIIC It. ft.
ignly, except mieli ns wwn expressly sm- 1 have not lierotoforo eujnved the light of slit- ’ , ,
dered to tho Genera Government, or lingo, what nro their p'o.itieal rights ami * '"••"i llons!
y were expressly prohjmted from ever- privilcges, nnd the necessity of exercising
as a security axain*-! h.-*> l»y fire, wc, il.c’iiiidi'i sigii-
ed Insurance Agents ni Macon, Go., lake plcasuri
iu eiitlorsin^ the nclion ufilu* A^cuu :.i Savauuuh
Georgia.
K.(J.GRANNISS, Agent for -.vend In-. LV*
J- W. IIURKK, Ageia.
E J-JOHNSON & CO., liiMiraiuTV Asenl-.
J. MONROE OGDEN, InM.ram-.* A .•■•in
J. M. ROARDMAN, l isuraiu o A j. i.r,
JNO. B. COBB, iiisnrniicu A cent.
May i!8th, 18»W. fi5—C*m
Wool! Wool! Wool!
H AVING largo orders for Georgia Wool, wo are
prepared lo pay Ihe HIGHEST market price
m vAAII for any qiianiiiv of same.
L. .1. G FILM ART IN \ Cl)..
Culton Factors and C.«mmi*-ion Moirh'is.
May 28, Im SAVANNAH.
MRS. L. F. BENSON,
MILIuIX Kit.
At the Residence of R. If. Towns,
Broud Nt Vlimit), Cm)i*
J8 prepnred to cut,
fit and make all kind**
LADIES’ WEARING APPAREL,
and Childrens' Clothing rut and basted. Also, nil i
kind* of FANCY MACHINE STITCHING .lone. I
Particular attention given lo JUtnehinj and |
Prenmg Hals nnd Bonnets.
From my long experience in the -Millinery
ness, 1 feel assured that 1 ran give entire sin Is far* |
tion to all who favor me with their patronage.
May 28, 18fi7 A.;—Im 1
o. Spitz,
OjjposUo Town's ffij
R USPEeTFULM’ snaonneot Is ths (
■ VA iKSr 1 T “ , , ini, J r . that he J,ls siui
,',i , 1 "e.! iAI , ;ER ';’" nd wil1 b » Plssscd to
( Id Friends and Customers ftlve Mm -» v
share of their patronage,
i<* be exeelled in his line of business? ■
—Orders From The —
-A. ID I
for Cake, or anything else In hit line, will
up lo suit their taste. Oivr. me aCall
April 13, 1867 4 t-AU.
esta
H. 0. HODGKINS & SI
WholoMlo nnd Retail Dealert
— IN —
Fire Arms, Fishing lad
AND
Sporting Groc
of every description. . '}■
f m tiyx nnd PISTOL MATERIAL |3_
i hnn.l, nnd furnished the trade.
j April III, [37.J
DOIGIIERTV SHERIFF’S «U
I A™ 1 Tuesday In Juiy n,xl«1fidS
1 • •«" House door Inlhotownofliabi"-*
ooanty, (In. Iho following tola of load, lu ng
. l.ots nuniboraforty.il,rer, foriy-fonr,a33
1 111 ll,< ; 'hilt district of Worth count v. 1
11,0-"I",. Ilmo nod place, nnrohor rlaU
1 " ,,Hairier or said Won I, county; all lei
x irtuc "f n hfa IVott, loo Huporior Crnut
■'Unix , .loin, It Hoy rs WlUiara Kean, I
I roprrty ,.oinl«<l out hy dofoodant
,, JAMES W iu
Mnyg”, 1807 ^ Sheriff Dougherly
TO ALL WnOM IT^OSCjL
Wlirroaa, It has I,eon rsporlsd by somaai
ly disposed person, lo tho injury of Mr, In
ill,,, ho hod disposed of his property brMal
drod of trustor gift, or otherwise, loorsii
I'iliiv ho iniglit incur In busjnns. Thu a|
l", o. In justice to bin,, to corllfy that a
false and unlrite. Ha now i
m lus "xvn right all of the properly l___
I d hy him ill Houlh-Woatern Ooorgia, hull
oron-od i lint property hy purohato la : Ihff
.Xlhaiiy Kill,IN iho post year. In I80.UI 1
a Hosidonoo ln ilia oily of Allanla whitk
hi-, who ni iho lime, ami haa alwsya
hers, and nliniit tlvo nionlha ago in eol
'i'egil'i, excnnlod a dead lo mo aa h
ilio luiro lot, (the improvements hav,
■i royeil.) That deed la recorded in ll
floe, and was not mods scorally or Ini
SAMUEL.
Albany, Oa., Mny 23d, 1807 21
¥
Furniture, Saah, fllinrtn -4
.Subject to these exceptions, tlicv them lipoit nil t^ffler occasion.
i"" 1 "“'! Vl ' Tbc nnmoot'cndi voter si,nil appear
cxcl is vc judges ot what is.,ust ami |>roper j in tl,.- lists of voters, for the precinct L
tor their pxvnsajcty, welfare nnd happiness." ! xvnnl in which he iW.Im; Hi in eases
1 et further those extioiiciit** ot Missouri
States,
exhibit all thefle officers
and tho datiA which appertain to them, ami
tho form of oath requited.
1 mmt'rwawwffiMhrthcr consideration,
nftor tho abstracts ate mixtlo, tlvo question,
whether all of them, or If not all, what eiaa-
aatef thfeae bfluati come within tho diikqutiH-
ficatiou. At to'ail other oxocutive or jndb
olal offiocrx who ore not in popular lan
guage characterized aa oonnty officers, I in-
eKfiMb aoiuIdor them aa owning tinder the
■h of exeoptiveand jodloial officer*
, withinthc meaning of these laws.
jws.it' proper horc. in reference to Vhia
f officers, judicial or executive, who
y the rnlo I have laid tiowiq brought
n the operation of disfranchisement, to
Lingnish a class xvlioso duties aro not
•" ’ -*i stand in direct relation to the
ideas assert :
“1‘riorto the adoption oftho Federal Con
stitution, the respect ive Still cs possessed un
limited nnd unrestricted sovereignly, and
retained the same ever afterward, except so
so fitr nsJlicy granted certain powers to t)iS
General Government, or prohibited them
selves from doing certain acts. Kvcrv
State reserved to itself tl rigli'l
of regulating its own internal government' giv
and ponco.’’
“Independent commonwealths," almost
“unlimited ami unrestricted sovereigmv,”
“exclusive judges ol what is just and pro.
nAI'flll. tll.liv mi... •• l. i* ■ .
whm* voters lmv<» boon tumble to register
whilst the Hoard of Registration were in
wards orju-qclncia, when? such voters live,
opportunity will be given to register nt the
county seats of their respective counties, at
a specified time, of which due notice will
In* given : but the names of all voters, thus
registered, will he placed on tho lists of vo
ters of their respetivo precincts.
\ If. The Hoards of Registration will
riAII I, rii.'n li iit* in i SoiiiIi I’uroli'tin, nnd North
J[ t arolina R'lilr.fttl-, tin Viijjusta, Coluinbia, i
Cliaili.tit* ami (ir**»>i»8h.ii.> to Riclimoud, via Wash- !
1‘K‘on. Raltim«»rt*. IMiitn.lvIphin, Now York and j
Rixit.ii. T-t M*«'tin* >|'«*t*d, **ai‘Hy and comfort, ask
for
Through Tirkris Via (olunibja & Charlollf
a tlii* Route have linen put in
furnished wiili Now Engines
i BACON, CORN!
BACON, CORN!
rn dne notice, so that it may reach nil per-' """""'in N-enrry.
sons entitled to register, ol tlio date when!'* 1 UM!,lil1
they Villhelheaeb elect inn precinct; the !*!£„“j
lime they will spend'in it; and the place i„.T
xvherothe registration xvill be made; and pirn-
tur Tirli
The ll.mO
cellrnt onler, and
First-Ula>s I'asM n ..t; rar
N»Kbt Traius, nml tii>t-<*la
ample time given i" p t.**oi
at regular meal.time.
Tlii* Rome pi-vse* ill ion gli an elcvalAni,
’oimtrv, nudcaiiooi 1
t-x-
and
Sleeping Gars on nil
billing* .Saloons, nnd
ii* to get their meals
razulntiiiff tSTli "n 1 - 1 "B 11 * ol "I"’" the completion of tl.c registration for
|7® n \v? v *?„' 1 g-ornment and po- each county, Ihe Hoard of Registration xvill
Uoo, M tiy.theso phrases. H ue though they give notice that they xvill he present, for
three successive days at Iho county seat of
web county, to register such votcra/a* have
failed to ivglster, »ir he«*n prevented Irom
gistering in theirrespeetivo precincts, and
> hear evidence in the cases ot voters re-
, healthy
•mrpassed for its hfautihil
the shortest
h-Wejitern G'
l.usicru (’ilies. ArraTige-
imi'li*. ami At ill »oon go into ope-
•i Cheek tliitiugh from this
COMING INTO STORK
indi
ct >n-
my opinion, cannot prop*
> designated as executive or judicial
era of a State. I mean that class of per-
... sons who exercise 8p^t$aMj^fetjg,;raih-
er in the naturj of TH|*Wn»l attploymct
than general nnd continuing ofllcl4l4ntY.'
• j-, Th* diiitiiietionbetween ofiifcrannd cmpl.
moot, and beiwoon ad oflioiKdaStffte^ and
'fs.vjrfid “gni’t ofa State,-'
do??.
wrr.
T®
, , - • .... . Rue though tlicv
be, aonnd so oddly coming tVom Kadical
lip# that they form a very suggestive
cation of difficulty in the wav of the
solidntion nolioy, "!
^ True, this exjiosition ol the doctrine of
State Sovereignty is leveled at tboSnp.v
Court of the t jilted Slates', mid is pushed
to n degree whinli he sustained. It
is a ease in which I lie Judges ol :r Stale de
clare their jurisdiction siijienor to that ot
the Court of tho nation, precisely as w as
done by tho ltadieal Jutlges ol Wisconsin iu
theqayaoftheFngitive Slav,' Law. Hut
tho Whole! argument applies xv il It uqnal ro-
« iO a controversy liclwceu a Slate aud
«<*, with negro suffrage ns the point
in dispute. When, therefure, Mr, Suimier
B“indcpendi.ntCpmn)onxveclthV’e.'ioli to.take
. - votev
.|eelcd hv the Registers in the several
(duets, it ho may desire topresent Itstimonv
iu i heir oxvii lielmll.
VIII. rnhssolhtjrwiso instruction here-
after, Hoards o lltegistration direettxl, ill de-
termming whether applicants to register art-
legnlly nuaiified, to liohi that the terms “ex-
ecUttvo apd judicial'' in tile net of ('digress
of Mart'll ‘23, 1807, comprise nil persons
whomsoever, who luvvo held olfioo under the
Kxecmlvo or Judicial Dsjutrtmchta of the
Slate or National Government—in other*
words, all officer* ubt legislatlvet'Wbieh last
ISM" ' ’
hre,also,
nppty to
disquablled
l by tho act. Per*0 ns who
'ter, but’ frho nw conciJa*
X the boards will Ikj pennltt
\ oath, which, with the
’ HM)c held for ad-
oftico nt' tlir
kv mu now ) »• had at the
Rnilibitil in Macon.
5000 bush's choice Virginia Corn.
15,000 pounds Louisville Packed
BACON.
4 T Wholesale and ltslsll, «t If*
ICES for CAin on tlsllrsiT--*
lory on Whsrr Street, fbet of8d.sM—
CON, OA. ORENTlUj
Mny 1-t, 1807 £09r
•V I..
AVIlAf.lIIO, Ajrsnl.
1 lojod hours ol soh:
‘-UKRIFF’S SALE. | jo\V FOR CASH—
i lt<* • ourt tlousp tloor of Mitch-
Monday in Jnljr next, bo-
salt:—Lots of Utnl nuinbrr
jHw 10th district of Mitch-
Iporly t*t’ Jaiihmi Mnplm,
fifas from Mitchell Superior
urmii:!.!
Will I-.* -.La
rl! t’l iiiiiy, >'tt tin |
iw.'. a lit.* legal l
fl*, •••'. UK ami 4
t il c.iiMny, tin., ns tlii
!" 'li'.-fy thofollowW
i "itrl: t’lirhnrt A Bro'hcr vs. Jamrs Mnnlu, »„d
-Mil.In lit,IS Iu favor ofolSnra oTtV'lirt v., .laairs
Mill'll—. ..n« Ufa in.favor Lynns (.'. Shaw vs. .lamrs
Xloi’lrs. i.’iJ_G!hsrflfps hi my liotnls vs. sai.lMaelrs.
Properly poinlsJ ollt hy plamtiff’aaliornsv
A1.SO, \T SAME TtXK'lkM) PLACE ;
xvill he aol.l—hols of landnumbjirs 15, 280, ;iG7 jn
ISrwi&'aTss.rl 1
HOTllifiiTi 1 '!
Luanda
rlts. MATattA- VUHDoircrs l„r srrvir., to
1 thf ciiikvns of .Vlbaav and vicinity, 10 tnnVn
ri'imlr Molrraw, Ouil.s and Comltmcn, of all
iidhr^hp.t am, yl, X , rM
' ' JAMI
REWEIGHKI) CORRECTLY.
W ILL giro lira a when (losirst). Papers prop-
fvljr Menrcd. Will receive consUttiiy goml
supplies through the Summer. Jp -Jr*
at^jli] •'•W.EEA^^.
dodgoertV
vail
DR. « . A. LOVFo J
ALBANY, OA
Ofiicc (until furthcir notice)
nearly opposite Ihe residence of Cttj
Tatis’- Mey 8th, If
NewMl|
JU8I RECEIVED: BE
L. E. Welch & I
Monty nnd his Men; Crtilseeefi
Berlin and Sqns
the Cliff— by^
Annie Thomas; Mad Moaaton-djM
The Black Crook ;JHhstratedi]o
Yarns'; Charles Dickln’s Novels
Henry Wood’s
Sue; Emersoftjfcratukfs Dumns,
•St. Elmo : Joarph IL had htx CsiH
Brrlin.; Two Morrianrs, Sc. •
May n,-;4»y As*- Rookhcllers
Id on thr first fifesdliy' In July nrjL*
OraaaA Brldrnbsek’a ohT Harnrsa
Washington atrool httrrcdi tlio Eli
niU’rEivary SlahK iu the ei
isiyAB attachment in favor of 1
Onuts h Br id on hack:
tiff BRtiernsy.
to Bail
i w<uri
-Alhnny.April4.li
sjrong, at t
1807.
iof