The Daily loyal Georgian. (Augusta, Ga.) 1867-186?, June 12, 1867, Image 1
~ 1 I*®, ' 1 ♦
VOL. 1.
The Hally Loyal Georgian.
UA„ JUNK 13, 1807,
OFFICIAL OItOAN U 8 GOVERNMENT
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
Bf THE 1.0Y.U. GEOUGIJJt
rUHMSIIING ASSOCIATION.
,T. E. BRYANT - - Editor.
THUS. I’. BEARD - - Agent,
t Hit.— ill rear ot Globe Hotel, corner of Jackson
and Ellis Streets, Augusta, Georgia.
IMR MS OF SUHSt ItIPTIOX :
FOlt DAILY,
One Year *«00
Six Month- 8 00
Three Months «
FOU WEEKLY,
One Year SdOO
Sis Months 1 '">
Three Months 1 hi!
At,WAYS l.\ AOVASCE.
SINGLE COPY. FI V E C ENTS
ii.tTE« Os ADYEKTISISG.
Urn .Square equal* ten lines of minion type
W’ 1 ' > 1 lv ic ;\S
; .. 5 ....... ig
1 :: SSo
1 “ r month- 800
Ia 1-00
•• “ 15 00
1 « (i •• .... -30 00
i “ 1a “ moo
A liberal deduction will he made lor quarter,
half or whole columns.
Address, “Loyal Georgian,” Key Box I'd.
Augusta, Ga.
AH communications lor publication mu-tln:
n riti *•* " n *. v I,D om ‘ side id'tin-paper, and
l ‘ writer. Wo
uwlWWi Hi'’ name, miles- the writer
wishes us to &*> must have it, a- a
guarantee ot t 0.- i rn-lituln,-- of the art ale
jj ews a ltd Other Items.
The orirtmisoiUOii of the Kepubli
can ~arty'iu North Yiirtiliua i- prt.ffn -
sin«r systematically su».*l sati'ffiU'torilt
Without ,loul>t at tho nexl.fimditm lira
lute inmtrm-t.ionnry States "ill ho
I’otuid swelling tho solid eolmlUi* oi
llit* Union forces.
A colored man named Iluuter ha-
I,een irf nnmondod hy the principal
citizens of St. tor the oilier o!
I‘ost master at that place. Thu PI"//
ilitin remarks: “It is the nest they
can do, and it were as well to he don,
now us at any time, lor “to this com
jdexion must Me come at last.
I'loriili! ( uion.
Tm: Wheat Chop, Capt. Geo. iS.
Untile, who has been taking a trip
through up]i«r Kast '!'< lines oc, iiiforuts
t he Chattanooga Union that the wheal
there is looking very fine. lie thinks
that there is little danger from the rust,
which is only attacking the blades at
present. Much of the wheat will be
lit for cutting in ten days. In Dade
county, Georgia, they have already
commenced harvesting.
\ Atlanta. Era.
■ Perry lias written another let
ter in w.hich he says that Confiscation
is preferab»o to negro rule. Hut is
(confiscation Mill n< gro rule, combined,
preferable to the. latter alone V Ihi A.
I’r.OGKi’.ss In Texas. IJte horrors
~l pTntmtrellism, to which we specially
tllnd. n! a few days ago, art- happily
not the only prominent features of the
present: t*wtie m leisjas. While hu.-lt* .
-i I .„.i.; nn . and ruffianism of other sorts
vet'too' Iff, gently disgrace the Iron
tiers and-on ’* other parts, events of
verv different «g»«h«mce are steadily
developing in the political
a Hairs of the 1 lie t.tosU
enthusiastic advocates ot Human
Rights, one short year ago, eotdd
hardly have anticipade«! 'ome ", U<-
result's that arc already marking the
progress of Reconstruction, -v fiend,
familiar with Southern affairs, sends
us some extracts from a business let.- ,
ter, which show that, notwilhstam.mg
the’skepticism prevalent in Conserva
tivc and Copperhead-circles, the world
does move considerably in the right
direction. .
Speaking of the effect of Gen.
Griffin’s order requiring all jurors to
take the test-oath, the Texan letter
writer adds a few illustrations, some
what. personal, to be sure, but per
haps not the less notable. Thus run
the extracts, under date oi the lOtliot
May, at the City of Houston:
“'Horace Greeley said, in an editorial
in February of 1566, that a colored
juror had been impaimgled in Brook
lyn, and that the sun did not fail to
set or tile moon to rise in consequence.
What wo it! 4-h, - 11 ink if lie had -■ -n
in Houston, Texas, on the Sth day of
Mav, fourteen, colored jurors
impanncled in our District, Court out
■of Urenty-four / And yesterday, on
an important case, tin* jury was com
posed of six whites and sis colored.
i)u the day before, the jury on a case
were eleven colored and one white
man; and the only man who couid
write and who signed the verdict was
a mulatto barber by the name of
Love. Bo much for Horace Greeley's
progressive ideas. You can show hint
<!tis portion of the letter.
A', r. Tribune
U'GUST A, GA.. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 12. IStiT.
OJIAI'TKH LXXill
j An Act conferuing We ifoundorkx of t fn
| Stub of Nvv-idu.
j Ik ii m o led by tin Snott and lloo.si: of ,
i Uiprcxi nU I tires of Ihe l diited Malt « of . 1 merit-a
I in Conan ns assembled, That, as provided for
| and consented to in'the constitution of the
i State of Nevada, all that territory and tract
! of land adjoining tin? present eastern Inmn
| rfary of the State of Nevada, and lying be
tween the thirty-seventh and forty-second
degrees of north latitude and west of the
longitude west of Washington, is lieteby
added to and made » part of the State of Ne
| vada.
I Sec. 2. And In it further enacted. That •
! there is hereby added to and made a part of
1 the State of Nevada all that extent of terri
i tory lying within the following boumlurie-.
to wit: Commencing ou tiic thirty-seventh
: degree of north latituc. at the thirty-scvnnth
degree of longitude west from Washington; i
and nmniug ilienee south on said degree of 1
longitude to live middle ot the river Colorado
-of the. West; thence down the middle of
-aid river to the. eastern boundary of the
State of California; thence northwesterly!
along said boundary of California to tile
thirty seventh deg!<■" of north latitude: and
thence east along -aid degree oi iatitudi to
tlie point of begining: /here/.-o’ That the
j territory mentioned ill this section sliall not
liecome a part of the -State of Nevada until .
-aid State skill, through its legislature, eon- j
sent thereto: And prodded further, That all |
oosses-ory rights acquired by citizens of the
! United Stales .to mining claims, discovered,
ioealed, and originally recorded in compli
ance. witli the rules and lcgtilulious adopted
l, v miners in the i*al: Hanagal and other
milling districts in the Tcvritorv incorpora
ted )* y Hie pro\ i.-ior, of this act into the State j
l of Nevada Shall remain is valid sub
siding mining Gatins; but nothing here
in contained shall be so nm-Inied as granting
a title in fee 10 any mineral lands held by
po.-essory titles fit the mining States and ,
territories.
Approved, May a. 1800.
CILYL’TKU LNXIV
An .let to cnrmi rt<;/' lih i/raft/iic Coriiitniij.cn
thm bcticceti tin Idciteil Hlntis a.adlhi Ml ml
■f ('rd>tt iw.fl i/fltcn HC.st linU'i. /d'llids "ltd
Ihr
When a-.lat ' Servm-ei Alfred Pell,
junior, Alexaudei Uaiiiifini. junior Oliver
Iv. King, .Maltirin L. Deluticld, Wiih'aiU
Smith, and .James M. Digges, tiii-ir asso
ciates, sueessoi's, and as-igns pirson-' coln-
I'.osim; the Jut.''national Ocean Teh graph
(kimpany, and incorporated company char
ier,-.; by' tin: Slate of New York, are do
..irons ..f . -tabli:--.'ling a Hue of subniaritie
telegrapliic eniaiiiinii.'ation Imm ween the
V'nitei! Slates of ten and the West
India Islands and jin. Jial.nines: Now,
!iicrefor, in order to faeilial, fig- v,• i•' .a.
paprise
licit OtUdcd hallo Sued, nnd Jfil/ur "J
//• ;>ri‘C!d, dims of On I idled Stud* ,f Aim-etm
C'lhtjrtu aumijiled. That tin- said lu-
U-i 'aCem.d (lec;m Tehgrapli Company, in
eorjioiufcd nu.let the laws of the State of
New York, their successors and assigns,
•diali have (tie sole privilege fora jieriod nl
imirteen ye," - from Da ajiprov.il <>{ this net,
!o Ry, construct, land inainhtin, and op-.
; crate ieitgfjipliie or uiagnetic lines or entiles
in and over flit- waters, reel's, islands, shores,
ami lauds, over wliltli lit United States,
jurisdiction, from the -limv* of the
Stale<*f Fiorina, in tie '"1 United Slates,
to tin Island "I Cut::', and Hie Bahamas,
•"her boti: and. o'her W,-t India Islands.
0 And he H fneihee Codded. That
the said Intel notional Ocean 'reie.graph
Compaiiy sliitl!. al all tiliJ' 1 .- i.A" Hie l c.iti'd
1 States tile In* said cable or cables, to
! a telegraphic op. tHtoroj its own selcelion.
to transmit any message:, to ned f; j l '
niilitai'V, naval, and diplonialie or consiife.r
agents; and the, said eomjiany hail keep al!
its lines open to (in public for Iho transmis
sion for dniiv publication 'of markei and
eou.merviai l eliort; slid hddiigrm e, ami all
messa "-, ,i. -;.,a1.-lics 'and .•oiiiniunieaiioii
shfjl he ibruarded in 1i,.. ordoi in which thev
-.hail (>(* received anil (lie -aid .aiijj,,ay -1' dl
no! lie permit led to elinrge' and ■ "licet for
messages transmuted through any of U- ,
i Übill.ii'i!ic 1 alii.'.- taor. Ilian Da- rule ol (hie.
dollars and titty I'eiils !V iin-«a,iges «and
words, sitljjee! iioVi’ l ,’!'. to tilt: pow r and 1 on
•-ress to idler and determine -aid ides.
fn,elded. That tile -i ! inn 1 na iouai He. all
Telegraph Company shad, within the period
of three years from the pa-sage of this act.
eausi; flic said submarine telegraphic eabcl or
i to hi laid down. and HrU tin- - 'id 1 J
ble or cubic; shall lie in sfiilo|.eration for
the 'i.ii:■-iifi sion of otessages within Ihe -aid
period of live years; otiua'wjse., I hi-grant to
!*(_■ null and void.
Si-;,. t; Aidl.il, it fieellue enacted. That
Congress shall have jxrtvcr, at any time, to
a.iler orrepea! the foregoing act.
Ai't’KOYliD, -\k- d| 11X50.
chapter" bXXV.
A , Act ft> (:Jdcr'l tfu dneiediction of the. tlumt
of Claime.
Ji, ;.! ciao lcd. off tfu Senate died JluneC of ,
lii;iri«e:datka> "ft/" l' uitM StnleHof Auuevkn,
in Cohyecsx axcuuhled d’iiat the Coyrt ot
Claims siiall have jurisdiction to bear and de
termine the claim'of any pymaster, quor
termaster, coinmisHary of subsistence., or
other disbur-in..; officer of the l dited Slate,
or of his admbiWr.doi-s or executors, for re-
JieJ from responsibility on account of losses
l,y capture or ofhenvise, while in tlie line of ,
lus duty, of government funds, vouchers, re- :
cords, arid jxi.pers in liis cliaree, and for
which such officer was and is held rcstsmsi- j
ide: Pronided, Timt tui appeal may Ik-taken;
to tile Supreme. Court, as in attar cases.
Skc. 3. And, In H farther enacted. 'Dial
whenever aid court shall have ascertained
, j lie facts of any sue li loss to have been witii
: ou t fault or neldeet on t'ne part of any such
1 officer, it shall make a decree, setting forth
jl„. inuumt thereof, tifxm which the proitet
a.vounting officers of the treasury sliall al
jow to such officer the amount so decreed a
j crelit in the. si.-ttl< ment of hi- account-'.
AITUOV El). May RXiti.
' LXXVI
.
Court "t On t fund a of Wadno’itew. to. the
IMrict Qf M’tmbja
jfo H e.fnO'ttd hy the mu"!' a net llnJn*. oj
Os the I fit, and Stal, . i a
• Conor, X, nc„ mHcd. T hat Ihe lev v court of
the county -' f Washington, m tlu f>i«irt.-t
Columbia', vlicnf; j- mpmveree u.
; oi 'aid ruads living decided
-hall lie assessed as proived i«>r m
I three: of the act of ( a api"'" •lIH.V
first, eighteen liundml and twelve, entil e"
I -An act conferring u rbiin powers on the
1 levy e.utrt for the county of Washington, in
the District oi Columbia,
AwitovßD, May i), 1800.
CHAPTER LX XIX.
.1,, Art to inearpowte. the National Theological
InMitvte.
licit iiidclctl by the Senati and House of
!{e]trcx, .ddtircn of tin I'ndid States of America
in f'vui/ress assembled. Tiud Abram l>. (iil
lette, Edgar It. Gray, Edmund Turnov,
Zahnan'Ric.hards, Robert.!. Powell. William
TANARUS, Joltnsou, Henry Roll'd, Charles IT. Morse,
Joseph C. Lewis, John 8. Poler, David
Rees, 1). \Y. Anderson, Daniel 0. Eddy,
Leonard A. Grimes, Justice 1). Fulton,
William 11. Williams, Isaac Weslcott, How
ard Malcolm, Joseph 11. Kennard, Newton
Brown, r i\ Dwight Miller, and all persons
who shall or may Ik: associated with them,
and their successors, are hereby created and
declared a body corporate and politic, in
deed and in law', by the name of “Tlie Na
tional Theological Institute-,'’ and by that
name sliall have, succession and lie capable in
law to -U( and be -ucd, plead and be. im
pleaded, answer and be answered, defend and
be defended, in all courts of law and equity
and elsewlictv, !o make and use a common
seal, and tlie sraile to alter or renew al plea
sure ; and generally to do and perform all
things relaiiveto lb,.'.object of this corpora-,
lion which is now and shall be lawful for
any individual or body politic or corporate
to do.
Sue, 3. And he It further enacted, That
the object and purpose of this corporation
shall be for the education of pqj'sons for
thechrislian ministry, and those associated
with them as assistants, in such course of
! theological and general studies as may be
- deemed proper for that purpose; iiiiit for
Hull purpose is hereby aultiori/ed to , Ice or
appoint such officer as may be deemed ne
, cessary or projier for tlie control ot its
affairs; to adopt such regulations and by
, lsws for its govci'inunl: as. may be deemed
■ neccssji-ry, not inconsistent with the laws of
the United Elutes in force in tlie Dislrictol
. Columbia, and to amend or repeal them at
plc.isiirr; to receive and hold any lands,
tenements, annuties, moneys, goods,'cliat lets,
or other property of every land or nature,
which shall bo given, granted, or bequeathed
j to it, or be otherwise acquired, for the pur
pose, >f carrying out tlteobj, elol this eorjiora
tion not exceeding fifty ITiousand dollars in
real os late :.d :nn one time; and the same to
sell oi ,lisj„ iso. o i in sueii nmnnor tis maybe
i desire,T I'm the jairpose as aleres.::" . Peuci
ded That any property so aequired, lor the
|iioeee,'i- t)i, i, ■ !', , a iny inone.■ received as a
gift, himll not be ii-od for any other than
.-.iicli educational purposes: And ■firocidad,
idea. That no person 'liali be o n'juii.'ii from
Ihij advautag. sos education afforded bv the
inslitui,'.,n account "I tlieologieivl bcliei:.
i Ht-'c :t. Aral he it forth- r , nailed, Thai
this a, , inay ~t any time he alb red. amended,
or repealed.
Aithovi'U), May II), 1800,
(TlAl’TEll r.XXX.
In ,!it to don ad an. Act cl,titled. ' i. ■ , let c.
I"Una in Hainan Cnr'/ws, and reijiilatiliy
and idled PiiM'eidini/s in certain Cams." a],
a March ‘hied, ,ii//,teen, ha,.dud and
sect ij- I], rev.
11, a u.acted In/ tin S’i'.ntc and llama cf
ih at'dirc, of tin (h itcd Stliti of America.
'■ t'an/fi, ■■■* ox.-, iiihhd. 'l’liat ally .eaich,
seizure, arrcsl, or iiiiprisoinn, oi mitde. or
mu - . .ion, oi omilted to be lona dmiug
: tin -aid r,.-bcliii.il. by any otliy. : iiersom
under and by virtue of nnv order. .- j rften or
verbal, general or -TK'cit.i issued by tlie
I'residcnt. or Sccrelarv of War. or by any
military officerthe Uiuted States lioiding
! the cimmaml of the deparf-nient, district, or
: pl;nc wiiliin which .such seiziir,'. .-carcli, ar
i rest, or iniprisoniuent was nuuie, done, or
iiiii'iiiitlcd. or any act:, were " done, or
: omttticl hi lie 4utu: eitljcf by tlif i,e;";on pr
idlii ci In whom lhe iii'fii rw a- .idili'.--eil. or
: for whom it was intended, or by any other
per.-on aiding or a-d-iing him therein, -hall,
tie held, and are hereby declared, l< ( ome
within tlie purview of the act to which this
i is amendntorv. anil within tlu purview of
iin, Ikpirf.li, tifth. iindsixth sections of the
said act oi Marcl. fbnd. "t.'liei tt Jmndi'ait
and sixty-throe, for all tlie ptirjioses of d<-
fence, transfer, appeal, error, or limitation
provided therein. JintHo such oi dir shall,
by force of 111i: a,-I, or Hiea-cf to will-li this
i- an amemtmeul, be i tjefenee To any . "It
or action for any act dune or omitted to be.
done aft,'! the. pus-age of I hi* act.
Skc. 3. And In it. further , naeted , 'I Lot
when the sa.id order is in a riling, it sliall be,
sufficient to produce in evidence the original,
with proof cl its. aiehi'iitieity. or a eortilUd
copy of the same; or if sent by telegraph,!
I In;"production of the telegram purporting to j
Ungual,, I'rom such military officer shall In: !
prinm facie evidence of' it: iiithi'iitieity; or if
the original of such or telegram i- lost’or pan j
noi.be produce,l. sromlor* :videnco thereof
-hall be admissible, as in other cases.
Biic. And, he it further enacted, That j
the right of removal from the State court in- :
to ih,: circuit court of fin United States, j
provided in the fifth section of the act to
which this is amendatory, maybe exercised i
after the .ippenmnee of the defendant and !
the tiling of hi- plea or other defence in said !
court, or any term of said court subsequent
to the term when the appearance is entered, :
and before a jury i» eiajiannolled to try the j
same; but nothing herein contained sliall be
held to iiliridge tlie, right of such removal 1
after final judgment in tin: Elate court, nor;
-hall it lie necessary in the State court, to
off,a or giv surety for the filing of copies in
the circuit court oi the United States; but,
on the filing of the petition, verified a- pro
vided in said fifth section, the further pro \
erodings in tin; Stale court shall cease, and:
not lie, resumed until a certificate under the;
seal of the circuit court of the United Stale ~
biting that, the petitioner has failed to file:
copies'll! the said circuit court, at the next :
term is priulue.,',!.
S::( 4. Anil he ii further Charted. That it
the State court shall, notwithstamling the
jHirfonnunce of all things required for:
Tlu'removal of the ease to the circuit court
aforesaid, proceed further in said came or
prosecution before said certificate is produced,
then, in licit fa", all <>ich further jin.ee"
dings -hall be void and,if none effect; and
111! parth'", judges, ollieei'-, and other person*-
theiiccfortli jito,ceding IhcrcumVr. or by j
color thereot. sliall be liable in damage-
I herd or to tin jcity aggrieved, to be r<-
revered bv aetiuu in. a court of the. Slate
havin" nr.,per jurisdiction, or in a circuit
mar! of the l.'niind Suite- for the di -Hict in
winch such further jimceedings may have,
been ind. or w here the party, officer, or
iithei pta-on, so offeii#..-’-sliall be lound ;
and noon a reoiverv of damages in ci liter I
conn, the jKirty plaintiff shall be entitled to
doublts lawts.
Skc A/at In it fuel/o c malted, '1 hat it
shall' ix; Hie duty of Hit clerk of the Stale'
court to furnisb copies of the papers and
Jill-ill the care to the parly *> petitioning j
| for iho removal: and upon the refusal or nc
; gleet of the clerk to furnish such copies, the
said j tarty mav docket the ease in the circuit
i court of tlie United States; and thereupon
; said circuit, court shall have jurisdiction
therein, and may, upon proof of such refu
, sal or neglect "oi the clerk of tlie State
court, and upon reasonable notice being
given to the plaintiff, require him to file a
declaration or petition therein; and upon his
I default may order a nonsuit, and dismiss the
ease at the costs of the plaintiff, which dis
missal shall be a bar to any further suit
! touching the matter in controversy.
ArrnovED, May 11,180(1.
GIIAITKM LXXXI.
-Lt Act to authorize the. Coinage of Fire-rent
Pieces.
li, it enacted hy tlu Senate and .House of
Ili-jo esi lUuth'i sos the l ailed State* of America
i(v Congress astembkd, That so soon as prac
ticable after the passage of this act, there
; shall be ooffied at tlie mint of the United
Slat,'- a five-rent piece composed of copper
and i fickle, in such proportions, not exceeding
twenty-five per centum of niekle, as shall lie
: determined by the director of tin: mint, the
! standard weight of which shall be seventy
seven and sixteen hundredths grains, with no
; greater deviation than two grains to each
peiee; and the shape, mottoes and devices of
, aid coin shall he determined by the director
j of the mint, with tiie approval "of the Secre
tary of the Treasury; and the laws nowin
! force relating to the coinage of cents, and
: providing for the purchase of material, and
: proscribing the appropriate duties of the
officers of the mint and tin: Secretary of the
i Treasury, he, and the siuuo arc hereby, ex
tended to the coinage heroin provided for.
Skc. 3. .1 ml bo it. further enacted. That all
laws now in force relating to tiro coins of the
: United States, and the striking and coining
of t lie same, shall, so far as applicable, bo ex
j tended to the, coinage herein authorized,
! whether said laws are. penal or otherwise, for
! the security of the coin, regulating and guar
ding tlie process of striking and coining, for
! preventing debasement or counterfeiting, or
j for any other purpose. And the director of
: the mint shall prescribe suitable regulations
to insure a due conformity to the'required
i weights and jnoportious of alloy in Hie said !
j coin, and shall order trials thereof to lie ;
made, from time to time, by thcussavei of the !
| mint, whereof a report shall lie in writing to
the director.
I iSkc. And he, it fuither enadnl. That
I Siiitl coin sjail! he, tU -ial tender in guy }tav
! ment to the amount, of one dollar. "A ml'it
! shall be law!id to pay out such coins in ex
eliaiigc tor the law fid currency of the United
; Hl.lie.--, (except icnis. or half cents, or two
cent pieces, issued under former acts of Uon
i gi e- -. ) in suitable sums, by the treasurer of i
i the mint, and by such oilier depositaries ils!
; ilie .Secretary of the Treasury, may designate, j
i and under general regulations approved by j
! the Secretary of the Treasury. And under!
; Dip li jo's i'rwftlfvl jojis the snine may be ex- i
1 idiaiigcd ’ iji suitable spins for any lawful!
•snrrencv of the United Suites, 1 and' tfie ex- \
pe::s''s incident to such cxeliange. ili.-trilm- !
iii,:t, ami lisii-mi., ion may be paid out of j
; the profits oi said coinage; nnd the net pro
j ills of said coinage, as ascertained in the |
manne r presi iibed in the second section of I
: the. act .on titled "An act relating to foreign!
! coins ami the eoinage of cents at the mint of i
I tlie United Stales," uppiovetl Fcbi'uary
twenty - fir.-1. eighteen hundred and fifty
seven, shall he transferred to tlie treasury iif
the United Elates Pencilled, T|i,|f from ami
alter Hie passage oj tiffs act no issues of
j fractional notes of'tin: United States shall
: lie of a less denomination than ten cents; and
i all such issues at that lime outstanding shall, :
i wiien pnidinto i lietiviisury or any designated ;
depository of the United Mates, or redeemed
or exchanged as now provided hy law, be r<> !
: tallied and cancelled,
•!. A.hlibe (i f.tiler enacted, That, if i
! any jierson or porso'ns not lawfully author- i
i/n! shall I:nowingly make, issue, or pass, |
; or cause to lie made, issued, pr passed, or I
aid in Die making, issuing, or passing of any I
. coin, card, token, or device whatsoever, in
menial or its compound, intended to pg.ss or ,
tie pas" and as money for tjioeoln authorized !
In tin aci or for'coin of equal value, sttelt !
pei " or persons shall be deemed guilty of !
a misdemeanor, and shall on conviction
ilicreof, be punished by a fine not,exceeding
■one thousand dollars, and by impiTsoimisni
Tor t'l'iii not exeei'tling jive years at, the
disc ration of the court,
M i And, be il further nmeteil, Thal.it
-hail lie lawful for the treasurer and the
evera! assistant treasurers of the United
Slates to redeem in national currency, under
i such rules and regulations as may be pre
i scribed by the Secretary of the Treasury, the
| coin herein authorized to be issued, when
! presented in sums of not less than one hun
: died dollars.
AtTftoyi:c>, Utay .10, 1800
Congressional Districts of Georgia.
1.-t. Counties Chatham, Rryan, Liberty
Mclntosh, Wayne, Glynn, Camden, Charl
ton Ware. Pierce, Appling, Tatnal. liiil
| jock, Effingham, Striven, Emanuel, Mont
gmnerv, Telfair, Coffee, Clinch, Echols,
Lowndes, Berrien, Irvin, Laurens, Johnson,
Brooks, Cobffiit, and Thomas. Twenty
nine counties.
xM. Counties Decatur, Earley, Miller,
Balter, Mitchell, Worth, Dooly, Wilcox,
Pulaski, Houston, Macon, Marion, Chatta
hoochee, Sumter, Webster, Stewart, Quit
man, Clay, Calhoun, Randolph, Terrell,
Lee, and Dougherty. Twenty-three coun
ties.
3d. Comities Muscogee, Schley, Tay
lor, Talbot, Harris, Troup, Merrhveatlier,
Heard, Coweta, Fayette, Clayton, Carroll,
Campbell, Haralson, and Paulding. Fif
teen counties.
4th. Counties- Upson, Pike, Spalding,
Henry, Newton, Butts, Monroe, Crawford,
Bibb" Twiggs, Wilkinson, Baldwin, Jones,
Jasper, and Putnam. Fifteen counties.
fitli. Counties—Washington, Jefferson,
Richmond, Glascock, Hancock, Warren,:
Columbia, Lincoln. Wilkes, Taliferro,
Greene, Morgan, Oglethorpe, and Elbert.
Fourteen counties.
t;th. Counties—Milton, Gamnett, Wal
: ton, Clark, Jackson, Madison, Hart., Frank
: lie. Banks, Hall, Forsyth, Pickens, Dawson,
! Hart, Franklin, Banks, Hall, Dawson,
: Lumpkin, White, Habersham, Kuban,
Towns, Union, Fannin, andGilmer. Twen
ty-eight counties.
"tli. Counties DeKulb, Fulton, Cobb,
; Polk, Floyd. Bartow, Cherokee. Gordon,
; Chattooga, Walker, Whitfield, Murry,
i Catoosa, and Dade. Fourteen counties
THE
\ai v ß‘S§ai Stumhuri.
V
A SERIES OF SCHOOL ROOKS which i»1
extensively used in wcr.y S'T of the
Union, in many instances more larg|jfy than any
or all others, may justly hear llieptt’ovo title.
Nothing but the most unqualified merit could
give any Books this proud position. ''Teachers,
and friends ol education general Iy, a, re aware
that it is creditably Maintained nv ilr,
NATIONAL S*UF.ff
or '
SCHOOL Hoiks,
PUBLISH KD BY
A. A. BA li J\ r EaV cO CO.,
NEW YOHK. ?
Thebe ianions Looks are used and
everywhere popular. The eovers
every department of School, Academic nnd Col
legate Instruction. The .following nru (lie vol
ume* representing the conmum Iminehcs .
Parker & Wat.son’s SpellCT.mnd Header.' ,
Monteith and McNally'.'' Gepeinnihie.- ;
Clark’s English Grammars ;
Heers’ System of Penmanship ;
Davies' Complete, Course of Mathematics ;
Monteith and Willard’.- History;
The Silver Lute and Forest Choir-—M-Usic .
Jarvis’ Physiology and Health ;
J’eck's and Hanoi's Natural Philosophy .
Porter"? Principles of Chemistry ;
Darby's Southern Holuny ;
Norl lierd's School Speakers;
Pujol’s French Clasti Book ;
Andrews A Stoddard’s Latin (»rammer.
TIIE ILLt STKATED
El) UC. I 'FIONA I Ii UL LET IN,
Tin; I’l lildSHEH's OFFiCIAJL. MUOIUM,
Will lie. sent lo Teacher's regularly, for one
year, on reeeipt ot tfn cents.
Address
A. S. BARNES & CO,,
UnUCATiONAL IWBlffHllEiiS,
New York,
my IM (>ui
(|l ACK li\ BOS*
lltTIIII®,;
THE ',A 'l EST ANI) BEST
A PfinutPff I ill it u/<‘l ii Menu i
t J tally illustrated; carries Iho beginner
the lirst lour Utiles and the, simple i
Tables, eombinine; mental e\«-r< isus with t
examples lor the slate. 10mo ips j
10 een Is.
■ tin Elementary Arithmetic .
Reviews the .subject'., of the Primary in a j
style adapted to somewhat mas utv! minds, i
Also embraces Fractions, Federal Money, !
Heduetion, and the t'ompouud Kuius. I’imo, j
Ml pa yes. 01) eenM.
A Praeficcf Arithmetic. Ure
jaued \ \on sly foi Common »S<‘Jiools, yiv -
niy special jti’tiiuiuciicG to the branches of
Mcivaniile Ari thine tie, and hit rodiniiiy the
new “ Metric .System,” with, explanations
and examples l b;jo payes s\ f
A flif/h er Arithmetic. In]m:-|
• I ',U'.„.U| l ,
A Mental Arithmetic, Nearly
realty.
T’Jiis si rius i mecilmi witli a most l* sg i ilyiiii;.
n icjiiimi from teachers everywhere, and is ex
actly what i needed for menial discipline, as
well as for a practical preparation for the busi
ness of HIV. It is clear, thorough, comprehen
sive, logically e.iTaiurecl, well graded, is.sujiplied
with a Lrrcal variety .of examples, ami teaches
tin methods actually used by business men.
Specimen copic- of any of the abovt.-. works
moiled, postpaid, to (cachere arid school ollieers,
on receipt ol one Jeill'' t.jie. retail price. Favora
ble terms made Im* introduction.
D.APPL%TOM&.€O.,
PUPLXSIiEHff.
ll .l <L I J A {{ROADWAY, N. V.
myo-tf
THE ROAD TO FORTUNE,
WK i-'iui nut anv niale or fcmal,: in tlie wav
of MAKING SIX) EVERY HAY in Hie
v,::,i liv tile enijiloyim'ni ol tin: time onlin.u i
Iv Kiieuf in reading jui, 1 reei'catUm, A EIETY
GENT BAM RLE sent free up,m ,ip),lin,l-ion.
A.ldres-, PAULDING, BANKS A ( , ■ .
Sit!) Broadway, New York.
Separator LMpHiL
Throw away year false lrizz.es, your -w ivl.e,,
your wig.—
Destructive ol comfort-, and not worth a lie :
Gome aged, come yonlbfiit, come ugly ami fail i
And rejoice in your luxuriant hair.
lIEPAKATOK l AI’SLI.I.
For restoring luiir upon bald beads, train
whatever cause if m ,y have fallen out, mul
forcing a growth of I- upon the face it has no
cxitaL It wilt force ,f.e beard to grow upon
the sinoolhcst face in from five to eight w < tics,
or hair upon bald head- in from two to three
month-. \ few ignorant practitioners have an
erted that Umn is notliing that will force of
hasten H„ ■: r .wifi of -Hie fiair or ’j, -oi
as-crtionfalse, l- tUovtfa'ids Os living wit- :
nesses, from their own experience, can bear wit- I
ness. But, many will say, how are wc to dis
tinguish (lie genuine from Hie spurious l It j
certainly isdiUleull, as mne-toiKlisnf the prvpu- ;
rations advertised for the hair and beard are on
jit-ly wortlii' -s, oid you inay Viav already
tlirmvn a wav large amounts in ilmir purelmse.
To s,Kli wc would say try the KKt'ABATOR ;
GAP! I, LA ; it will cost you nothing unless it:
Hilly H'lnci '.'.J! to our repi'escutations. it your ;
druggi-t docs not k.cpit, send ih oc; dollars'
and we. will forward it, postpaid, together with '
a receipt for the money, widen will be returned ;
you on application, providing entire suiistac- ,
lion is not gr , n
Address, VV, !,. C LARKE A (JO., !
Gin mists, No. 8 Wed Fayette st., ,
.. i >«j-1 v Ryrai use, N. Y
NO. IV.
AMERICAN
EDHCrNORU SERIES.
!'/.. ifIHILISIIED BY
‘1 vi son, PI mi ii uy, < o
11 a-urt Iff Gfec, street,
NEW YORK.
/ -
OF SCHOOL BOOKS over
fcrolto tlie public have
culation, or received the
incut of ninny competent and reliable |iueato)
in iill jiarts of flic United Stales, as thia , | *
Apiong the most prominent of their puldi-n *
lions are tlie following, viz
UNION SERIES OF RICAUEItS AND
SPELLERS—ciilirely new in matter and
"*illustrations, and received witli great favor
by the best tcaelicrs in tlie country,
SERIES OF ARlTi.lME'l'LG;s
popular with all tcacliera who hav
/Vtcstcd them in Ihe class room.
ROBINSON’S ALGEBRAS AND HIGHER
MAI HEMATlC'S—entirely re-written ; lull,
complete, scientific and practical.
KEEL’S NEW SERIES OF GRAMMARS -
unsurpassed in simplicity, cletunuss, re
search* amt practical utility.
SPENCERIAN COPY BOOKS—simphi, pi ueli
cal and beautiful. Newly engraved and im
proved.
SPENCERIAN CHARTS OF WRITING AND
DRAWING—six iu numbet. In ‘U/a, I*y
JO inches
SANDERS’ PRIMARY HAND CARDS i,
in act,
SANDERS' PRIMARY SCHOOL CHARTS
large, tor ihe school-room, eight number
ou four cards.
A 1! 0 GARDS AND AKITHMETIGALTAIff ,E
CARD!,.
WILSON’S HISTORIES
PASQUELLE’S FRENCH SERIES.
BRYANT A STRATTON’S BOOK-KEEPING.
WOODBURY'S GERMAN SERIES.
MANTILLA’S SPANISH READERS,
COLTON’S GEOGRAPHIES
, WEBSTER’S SCHOOL DICTIONARIES
BRADCRY’S SCHOOL MUSIC BOOKS h.i
i They also inamifaeture Ihe SPENCERIAN
STEEL PENS, which arc regarded hy the fie;'
Pcnsmcn of the country rs superior toall other,-.
S®- Teachers and all others interested are iu
vited to send for our Descriptive Catalogue and
Circulars, and to cori'cspoud with tut freely
Address tlie Publishers.
mmmmkmnm
J UPt^CENT'SAVE^SM!
TTSE U. T. BABBIT’S PUKE CONCFN
LJ TUATEI) POTASH ou HEADY HOA l*
MAKEIT Warranted double the ‘ ■
wminion Potash, and guperior to any otliua mi
ponificr <»r ley in the market. Put up in nms oi
one pound, two pounds, I lire*.*, nound-, -ix
pounds and twelve pounds, with full direetions,
in English and (Jerman, for making Hard and
SoftSoaju One pound will make fifteen gallon
of Soft Soaj>. No lijne is required. Consumer
will find (bis Ihe elie.ipest Potash in the markei
Aiik vour grocer for it. IS. 'ft". ISA BSS&B'fi’.
fit, ©, fir,; r.r, r,s, rat, to, n ami « w.,-i.ing
ton street, New York.
PKK CENT. SAVED BY liSlNti T.
•IH BCUi«*ri> ST Alt YEAST J'n\v
DEU. Biscuit, or any kind of Cake-, may
be made with this “ Yeast Powder” in litt.-i.
minutes. No sliorteninir is rc<juired when sw »ii
milk is iw’<l. Nos. "hi and 1 i YVaehiii'clon i ,
New York.
NOTICE.
As Jam acting for VV. J. WHITE, durin:
his absence from the eiiy, and have been called
upon to make ome settlement., on the e. lab of;
J. Boss, deceased,, all persons indebted to the
eslale will please call and see me, aa i cannot
settle claims without money*
VV. H. MATHEVVSj Agent-
Augusta, (.a,, May hist, 1807. tw
I If I® 111
FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS
AND
TRUST COMPANY.
4 l»iu tereil by Act of < wngn-.w.
OFFICERS :
M. T. Hewitt, President.
Rev. J. VV. Alvord, Ist Viec-Pn ; ident.
Lewis Clepham.', 2d Vice lTe ldeui.
I). ).. Eaten, Actuary.
Rev. S. 1.. Harris, Financial ln.qtcetm.
- lU'l, : i''
Yvenue, VVa3hii u, D. C
BRANCH AT AUGUSTA, OA,
SO. tt, ELLIS STREET, CORNER OF JACKSON
Office Horns—From I to 4, p. tu.; and ud
Sy.tmdays, (>3u to fi p. m.
Deposits oi One Dollar and upward received.
Interest allowed in January and duly.
The money deposited will be paid back to i!i«
depositor, principal end interest, when called
for.
All the profits belong to the depositors—no
others are interested.
Branches have be* u established in nearly
every city ln.*m N« w York to Nov Urleans
C. XI. ITUNCE, Coehivr.