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The Dally Constitution. MORNINli EDITION. ATLAXTA GEORGIAIJULY a 1868. 5 National Democratic Nominations. FOR.

PRESIDENT. HORATIO feCYMOUB of N. FOR VICErBESIDEST FRANCIS r. BLVIU of Missouri. In.

the Union. Bj the action of the Georgia Legislature on yesterdaj in adopting the FourV enth Amendment are according to Radical theory once more in th Union. Having uuifonnly and consistently opposed every measure of Radical reconstruction proposed for out acceptance earnestly believing that they were detrimental to the best interests of the State hare no congratulations to offer our readers un the accession of Geor. gia to the Union. A to the wisdom or fat.

lMy of this policy it remains to be verified whether we had not best continued unuer military government longer in preference to flying from present ills to ills we know not of. We return to the Union under a Consti tution. and State Government which hue no foundation in the affections of our people. In fact they are repugnant to a large majority of our fellow-citizens whilst history proves the impracticability or all laws and governments foreign to the sentiments or the people for whom they are instituted. Cy adopting the Amendment we entitle ourselves to representation in Congress and it may be.

relief from Federal military rule. But what advantage do we derive from representation in the higher law con. clue at Washington or from. exchanging the rule of the regular military most or whose officers are gentlemen. and whose government has been as lenient as we could have expected for a rag and tail militia likely to be composed in the main of such material as thai which under Brownlow curses trodden Tennessee.

By the enfranchisement of the lowest class in our midst without distinction and the whole- sale disfranchisement of our best citizens we have certainly taken a retrograde movement not at all in consonance with the progressive spirit of the age. It miis to be' seen whether the' representatives IS well as the people or Georgia will not bitterly rue the action taken by them OR yesterday. A Word to tile Negroes. I The sooner the negroes in the South learn to appreciate the true estimate in I which they are held by the Radicals the better it will be for their social as well as I political status. That they have been wore I inclined since the close of the war to give I heed to that party than to their former I owners and friends was to have been ex.

I pected from a superficial view of the free- I' dow resulting to them as a consequence of I' the war. But when they reflect that their I emaBcipaGonwas not sought by the North I' through any special love of the Northern I people for them so much as for the sup- I posed political adTintag it would give the I party claiming the fruits or the war in the future conduct and control of the Govern- I vent the humanitarian view or the ques. I tion is lost in a motive of selfishness wholly I foreign to the well being of the negro. We I have no disposition in the least to preju. I dice the negro against that class with whom I they have seen fit to.

ally themselves po- I litielly but simply to present fats Ii they I occurred in the past and as they are daily I transpiring in our midst. I Prom the earliest settlement of the coun- I try whenever it served his individual ends. I the Yankee his sustained to the negro a re- I lation of the most selfish and mercenary I character. Influenced by the profit or British commerce in the African slave II trade. the Yankee in conjunction with his I brother across the water.

was the author of I his slavery on this Continent. lie introduced him into the country by selling him I into slavery at a time when the trade gave I profitable employment to his vessels and. I filled his pockets with the proceeds. In I the course of events as the Western and I Southern States were opened to settlement I his labor proving more valuable in the productive fields ot these than the sterile I plains of New England the ankee with his usual seeing money-making sagacity sold slavery into these States and with the proceeds built towns cities railroads end established manufactories it home. the I or his future wealth.

These are facts which no one familiar with the I try will gay. The West and South vingexpa4ed into immense agricultural and planting regions whilst New England with a barren soil and an increasing population forced to apply her genius and in- ustrjto manufacturing interests in time found it indispensable to her own prosperity to demand lpeclel of protective legis. lation which was inimical to the interests Bbf th ether sections. la order the. more certainly 10 gain thai eadjt was necessary Hko cultivate in the.

slaveholding States KVeUnuoti stronger and' or mor direct KippVl to the popular heart than that" of uome.Tndustry/ Hence sac2 tioning the abolition already prevalent in England. shWentered upon a fadtt against slavery Whenever she. in fc art advance movement' by Vwhiefi we gained the. least Jadvantage the benefit accruing was ft. once entered to hi credit JwMlndrvWuld interests.

And it willU seen in th progress and davel. opmentof the slavery movement in the United States that as it gained in strength New England invariably appropriated' the result to her benefit. The war was pro- 11 waged in the interests or the Union but taking the' result as the standard. by which its teal motive shall lie adjudged and every unbiassed mind must confess that its controlling object. was the extension political power by a party who had adroitly handled the slavery question in making i subservient to their own.

ends Aside from the political capital which the Yankee has made and still expects to make out of the negro at tha South he has little more regard for him than for a mere brute. Were it otherwise at the North where he feels himself sufficiently stron of his own race to control he would not as shown by the popular elections there during the past year. in which the question negro suffrage was the controlling one have voted overwhelmingly wherever th proposition was submitted to deny th negro the right or suffrage. In every State or the North the negro element is so small as to cut no important figure in their popular elections. and yet despite the superior fitness and qualification of the black man of the North by virtue of his education and intelligence.

for the exercise or th franchise rite over the black man of th South. he is there denied that privilege because he is too small in numbers to wielded for party purposes. In the South wherever the negro element predominates. the Yankee adventurer from the North i sent out for the purpose of using it as jneans to office. A favorable omen of the times is th ratifying intelligence which daily reaches us from all quarters or the South.

as to th increasing disposition or the negro to take a correct view of the situation. and to accept the facts in the light or their true philosophy. The more intelligent and reflecting or the race those who Ire disposed to take counsel of reason and common sense are jiping up to their real condition. The order in which nature created them am the difference between theirs and other races they must accept as dividing lines which no human agency can destroy. Go hiring created them differently circumstances peculiar to themselves the must accept his providence and await th final issue.

Their natural relation to th white race they must acknowledge and ob serve despite all the legislation friendly unfriendly of men. Hence as no incorporation or the Indian a race once inhabitin the entire country. into that or the white race has ever occurred. there being such in congruities between the two as to forever separate instead or to draw them in- to a social or political equality. th same causes operating in a greater de.

gree must act IS an effectual bar to like social or political equality. in the same government between the white and tl black min. The white men of the South to the man ner born feeling still. as thoy have ever felt an abiding interest the welfare the ngro as the problem of his destiny unfolds should it give promise of other fruits than those at present realized wi not be slow to recognize the hand of God and to shape their conduct according to the dictates of justice and wisdom. BORROWED LIGHT.

A Troy poet publishes a campaign song beginning thus R0U on I roll on Iorioul Soar' whereupon the New York Sun facetiously appropriates the compliment to itself. Now we are unwilling that the poor poet sha be robbed of his glory in this way. am we pronounce the act of the Sun a positive plaigiarism. Now the poet under the inspiration of the theme imagined his hero to be or all the objects in the visible utherse next in importance to the great luminary. and in order to snake the descent' more graceful sounds his octave one key note above the object of his adoration to give tie an idea of the musical fall and flow.

And yet the New York Sun has the audacity to appropriate the poets happy apostrophe to the great source of light. The case justifies action for damages. JSTlt seems that the old Hindoo barbarism of Butt or burning widows is no extinct but in spite of the progress of civilization there are still fanatics who clin to the horrible rite with all the tenacity true conservatism. Vet York Tribune Here is a case in point. for the moraEt party.

It is diseased and they must. treat it with the most effectual remedies. The should not sleep until this barbarism i wiped out. This is but a part of that little contract to reform the world which the have to do. Old Mother Greeley must see to it that they do not dodge the responsibility.

There are several other important jobs which we shall suggest to them in due time. rThetfewtYork Son denies that it is neutral in politics but claims to be Inde pendent The Bui pendulates between tweedle-dnm and' tweedk-dleej with a lean ing slightjyjto twe dle-deej. ty pal Uowell Cobb. spoke in Athei i with great effecfon Friday nlghi to very large and enthusiastic audience. 6cluck P.

HOOM et pursuant to adjournment. tpeakerJtelVorter Itthefdr. JE2 MrONEALof LownJes Ulialrroap or iEeraonjlnR to watt op in tli li ilCoij ifindlnjK3narl Oen. Meado rtlle MUonoTthU House uppnthe-UontUtntioud Amendment tn6 other ondMBoatalieondlttoni and or In- TiUne him and bt staff to a seat uporrtbU floor durJnJf. Uio Inanjruratloa or the Got.

ttitor borileaTe to report tint they haye performed aid dmtpand reulved Irons- Uen. Muade till thtuki' fdr the kindness and eourt of th body. as well as au expression of ht' lestre aa4 tRtcnUan to. accept the Invitation. MrBETIlUlfE elialrtnan of the committee apptMntlln the morning to wait upon HI Excellency the Provblona Governor made the following report Mr.

Sptaltn As chalnmft the tom. mlttee appointed by ll fc to ln such Quminitte ltti Senate' might reate to waltuprtft UUJUcceifcndy Rt B. Bullock Provisional Ooternor till State. jBnr inform hill'- pf trw IIdIt1tlon41f the Amend went to ttlb t4JensLitoWn or the Unttw States proixw" by the3Uih iijr known as ArtkUIKIVt nl that the General A iii Mj ut SUta had de dared its sunt. I fundamental condl.

tionsanne srd thereto by an actafCon jrre and Inform liim that both louses the General Assembly are ready to Inaugurate tile Gov rnw elect of. the State a such Unto as he may designate I have tile. honor to report. that your committee. vlnffiolnedaeimllareommlt- tee appointed by We Senate have perlorm.

ed the duty siigoei them by communion- tin tlii nrtlrtn of tilt' General. Assembly. stated ia the resolution und whlt-b they were auiiomtl to Lila cillen RB Bullock lrovbionll Governor. who- expressed great satisf ctioii ud Utc that he would immediately iutorm UK Commodlojt General or this the Third Mil Diet. of the information received by him and that if it met the approbation or both llouso pf the General Assembly it was the pleasure of the Governor ct to me them in this hall on WediM Uyr the Instant.

it o'clock ii. thru and there to be inaugurated as sGuvrrullr of UiehUt of Georgia. All of which Is i- Uullj submitted Mr. HALT of Gly nn offered a resolution that tickets be print and one givtil to each member of the General Assembly to such of them as may IIIUe a friend wh desires to be present at the inaUXUr4iOn. Adopted.

A resolution was adopted instructing th Messenger to furnish lee or the lions during Its sessions ansi charge the same to the contingent expenses. A resolution asking for a committee inquire Into th right of V. It. yall ne- gro to a ftt in the House was offered. Mr.

BUYAST of Richmond moved that it lie on the table until the Committee Privileges and Elections was appointed Carried. Mr. DRY ANT of Richmond offered resolution that the Messenger be Instruct- to-prepare the ball so tlia the books urn stationery of members may be secure a all times. Adopted. Several unimportant resolutions were feral and motions made when the house adjourned.

LINCOLN'S ELECTION. The followln remarks from the New York Tribune ar worthy or consideration by Democrats a well as Radicals Mr. Lincoln list over 400000 plurality with nearly all the electoral votes. la 1MU yet mark how small a. change to the uopu tar vote would have defeated him.

il carried- Connecticut by 2406 majority Electors Indiana by 20089 majority Maryland by 7414 majority 7 Nevada by 3232 majority N. Hampshire by 3529 majority Ii New York by 8749 majority 33 Oregon by 1431 majority. Pennsylvania by 20 075 maity 16 Rhode Island by 5661 uwjty 4 Total States 70656 majority 100 electors. Add these to the votes of Xew Jersey. Delaware.

and Kentucky 21 and would have had 121 leaving Mr. Lincoln but 114. Thus a change of toss thin 36 000 In over 4 000000 votes would have elected McClel Ian over Lincoln. WHAT THE' DEFEAT UK GuLT tUNS The defeat or Grant Is the first step to th equalization or the publlo burden If is made President the rich wm be made richer and the poor poorer. To defeat Grant Is to do to bring back a gold and sliver currency and to reduce the Cost of subsistence to i point which will enable the poor man an his family to live.

To defeat Grant la to upset speculation emancipate honest labor from the heartless grip ofa dishonest paper money oligarchy and restore the mechanic and working- man to the position he is entitled to coon- pyln society. Freeborn white American citizens cannot always be slaves. Are they not entitled in emancipation. lit least as much as the ignorant debased worshipping negro The defeat of Grant means lower rents and higher wages. Fewer taxes and cheaper bread.

A chance for the mechanic to educate his children and once more to buy his wife a new dress. It means all that and I. good deal mor besides. It will compel thieves and swindlers to take huh Hats. It will bring honest men.

and honest la her again to the front. It will stop the stealing at Washington. Economize the public expenditures. Give one- class no advantage over another class. And make every tub stand on its own bottom.

rare Haute Journal. or colored voters were in the. Seymour and Blair procession in Macon last Wednesday night. and thousands morn cheered it on with right goo will. The talk about I.

conflict or races Is all stuff. The Democrats In this canvass are going to ill as rate not a conflict but a operation racer. We mean that somewhere between roar and tenths or the Georgia negroes shall vote with us and by our side in this election and mean In. this to do not the slightest violence to the negros inclination. shall vote as he chooses and he shall vote for his own best interests and happiness.

We notify' all carpet-beggars and adventurers at house and abroad that we Intend to try conclusions with this point. and help themselves It they can. Th vote of- Georgia this fall shall be uljber a unit than It ever was before. The Radicals shall get enough of manhood suffrage" in Georgia to satisfy them for four years a least Jfaco Ttftgraph. UTThe following Is an extract from Goy.

Seymour's Message to the New York State Legislature of 1863 Under no circumstances. can the division of the Union' be conceded. We will put forth every exertion or power we will use every policy- or conciliation we. will bold out tverr Inducement to the people the South teturu to their allegiance eonalDt with honor we 111 guarantee them right every consideration de minded cy toe Constitution' and' by that fraternal regard which must prevail in a common country but we can never yo1- HORATIO BlTMOVJU" Fourteenth AraenduienrDcclarod Express Robbers Hong Mob. A The Sesrra DLsturbftuce In Texas.

Lawlessness in Louisiana. YASHIXOTO July ma A concurrent resolution that the fourteenth amendment to the Conititution hat been duly Upt d. A rtwrtnlioa plyh' Southern Senators trim th tegtonog of the YoTUCU Uongreti meetiaf with opposition wet over under the rule A motion WM made to adjourn on Vrld 7 drew from Ileadricki the remark that the President would properly avail tiimself of the conitltn- Uonal ten dl" to defeat tit. nllifarybIll which ara the Southern. militia' at the option fib Secretary of War.

A debate of jrct blttertess nui 4 which anegeoitrges on Southern loynlUU were again VentiUated pending which. without definite sloe. tile Senate took ftce 1 Zww A resolution pay In menbenf tr th Sosth tram the 4ay or tb election pa cd. Th. bill changing ports oentry Iivin pm uth to Edenlon.

and Beaufort to Port KtYal paued A resolution seating Alabama rninber pro voted a long debate. fluIkIey VuIlI ltvgbey orrl. and Pierce were seated. A concurrent resolution declarlDI' the fourteenth article duly adopted. pauad The House resumed the funding Bin which was ocune.

until recess. 110 rote' in the Republican caucus to day oho wed eighty tavoring a recess to September or October against twenty-eight favoring regular adjournment. There was a full tUbinet to-day including Mr Kvartt for the first time. Both houoel were in session to-night. Gen jillcm reported regarding Uia lsslppi aw wyslioth parties charge Owed.

but he' 4 fln none that Ire- within military reach. I the Con- n. was defeated and military rule will oun 111115. UUlcm recommends a modification or the law hereby all registered and qualified voters msyflhl vacancies which exist or may occur in h1l State or National offices. CINCINNATI.

July tl. Three pe foul Implicated In thu recent Express rubbery near Seymour In- 1115115. were hung by a mob. MoNTioMtRr July SI Bills are pending in both Houses to adopt the code of Alabama where it i hot in conflict with the new Constitution. The Hou passed a bill this morning Sung th pi or the bjxuker or the House and President of the Senate at twelve dollars per day members a eight dollars and the principal clerks at eight dollars assistant clerks six dollars doorkespcr.

KM pagi four doUars. The Senatorial question tame up at 11 a. The principal candidate fo the long rro ending in 1173 were D. U. Hum vhrejs UunUTille and Jen.

Gee. JC. Spencer ban 1 rupt register and Gen. William Warner thu third ballot In the Senate. Spencer receive 18 votes and on the second ballot la the Rouse received 54 this gives him more than majority of ie two Houses.

The Senate adjourned without a billot for the other Senator until to-morrow morning. In the House Albert Grin. D. Coon William Warner and L. Fennington' were nominated.

aud one vote taken wlthuut an result. The two Houses meet In joint session to. morrow. The contest is thought to be between renuington and Warner. NEW Osignas July tt Later advices from Slilligan Texas.

coittrm the reports or tou negro disturbances. It Is doubtful if it is ye fuietod. The telegraph i interrupted. 3 advices Liter than the Bill Colonel beatry of General Bschanans staff. has been ordered to SIUUgan to investigate tile matter.

At the suggestion of Governor Wrmouth Joint resolution was pasted by the Senate yesterday calling upon the Commanding General for troops to repress lawlessness in the Northern am Western parishes or Looiaina a memorsi having been receive i from Franklin parish with ten II" nature setting forth that at least fifty murders had been committed In that and adjoining parUhes lately. The resolution excited strong opposition acrimonious debate the members bein opposed to ceiling upon the military as nnneces sary the chit authority bun fully restored. SLYASNAH UAVJUl A quarn1 ensued be. tween some members or a ncg excursion my on board the steamer Ajax to-day and four of the negroes were dangerously stabbed A drti itc negro fell overboard sod was drowned. COLUMBIA i July The Legt latur i pass nl a bill accepting a donation or land ironi th United States for agricultural purposes.

lien- tolph negro Introduced a bill prohibiting die Unction in cases on account or race or color. Xegle Coo ptroller General. introduced a bill tax- log upland cotton one cent per pound bea Islam Scents per pound rice TX cent. per bushel to pay the expenses of the Legislature. He wax hooted at by members who declared it a monstrosity.

They refused to allow it to be printed The election or Supreme Judges takes place Thursday. Telegraphic MurlcotH. ArorSTA. July SI Cotton more active tales 135 bales middling at 30. SIVAKNAH July SI Cotton dull and nominal no sales receipts halos.

UOIUK July SI. Market closed dull and lower sales 40 bales low mlddllals atCTXaSS rece-pu SJ bales exports SIT bales. New OsLiAns July SI Cotton dull and easier middlings at SOX Iei 56 bales receipts 533 bales. Sterling B3Xai8X. Yew York sgbl premium Gold OH.

Floor ao- ive superfine 50a7 it Cots active at Mil OS OaUdulL Stay firm at SUM. Pork dull at 60 Bacon shoulders ISK clear sides 11 Lard dull In tierces 18 kegs BALTlMoaz July SI Cotton dull it 31 S. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat better prim. red 38.

Corn scarce whit. 1 iSa 15 yellow I I6al 18. Oats quiet at 85a90 old and new. Provisions steady. Virginias old Inscribed 45 old coupons 55 new 54.

Niw YOU July SI. Government securities strong. ISO coupons 14V. Tennessee tires MX Gold strong at 143V. Sterling dull at 10 Cotton heavy and a shade lower mIddllngsll J1X sales 1 00 bales.

Flour State sad Western steed. ler Southern quiet common to fair extra 8 SOat 50. Wheat a shade firmer white Michigan SS. Corn Inferior to prime mixed Western 1 OOal 10. Oats active.

Mess pork 18 50. Lard drooping- kettle 11 Groceries quiet. Turpentine 4U44X. Bosln I 007 GO. Tallow quiet at UX Freights lower floor per steam sJiUllngs 6TLociJ July SL-Provlel very doll.

lle porktSTS dear sides 1 shoulders Us13. WIUUSQTOX July ugpirits turpentine firm 540. Boslns advanced strained lUXoSS SOs If 01 50. Tar firm 15. CHAausroy Jaly SL-Cottoa dullf tale 21 bales middlings seminal at exports coast wise.

bales receipts UJjales. LocuvTLi1 July SL Flour 218 Corn Ha 16) Mess Pork 21 50 Lard IC Bhonldat 18 Clear Sldei IT Whisky nominal. WHAT CL1t BE DOXK ts vu War OF GROW- 130 IRISH PoTAioes Tbe attention of the writer' was attracted yesterday by fine lotoflrUh Potatoes so-called of the Early Goodrich variety. ex posed to sale in Freeman's store. We found upon Inquiry that they were raised In Jones county by Messrs.

II. B. Ilutehlns and Wilson. From two barrels of seed potatoes planted on three-eighths of an acre of land these gentlemen gathered 135 bushels of. as fine po tatoes or this game variety as we have ever seen.

The potatoes we learn were raised on the common clayey up-land of Jones- the ground bein web manured plwuiheci twice planted In every. furrough and then covered with pine straw and never. touched subsequently until the crop was gathered. The Early Goodrich is now the fcrwaA and ome of theKadlcal pnpsre. atIn thatthe le.

freed ind WcepUUe if two InterWeta- tlon York Tlmei snore ionest Ontbe financlalqueaUoa the plstform Is TB enon h. There Is no' ambiguity In jje and rbj iir sentences which pro- Jntae qmtnnner or bonds not expressly made payable in gold. which af. tender currencysag call of bonds Jn common with a ty. prtodpks" Awhk the ackno ledged apoaUe could not be more man nJr ted.

Wbcte plaUbrti was read to tte Con ventloD the following scene occurred- WV copy from the JewTork World The readlnsof the pUtform which was once a pledge a history and an indictment being concluded there was a silence that could be felt for several Then. a the tension of attention wore ott and as the copsumate character of the document was a matter- of lively slan soree mercurial man in the delegation got up and on hUown Relied responsibility began cheering the grand occasion. It needed only an uam. ple tost all going. Time whole Uon its more thin six hundred delegat and alternates tho Immense rnaa of outside spectators the dignified occupantpe i the spacious stage rose as one man and began to thank God with terriiburrahs Not less the acceptability of the decla- rationof principle than tAfc-aurcharged feelings of the mighty multitude.

demanded an Immediateexprewian of long pent- up pleasure. For nearly five minutes the record can only be a record of ascending acclamations. Every men became a pel. onliled hurrah. Handkerchiefs went to the ovurowing 01 many.

and Ujen walvml In mid-air. as the utand trdj of an irnrai army. State after thte cheererT with vjinessof volunw which1 Uaortuary Delegate gri-etpii by' gUnoesworcU eslniAlAni gestures and the oundlng vvt of. tncn and women became pnsseswd by' the same spirit of em e. anti goodw HI and high hope tog the nearliifc future.

Now Advertisements. G. C. ROGERS DKCATtrt has last received a target Lotoflum AUUlYli WGOS KOCK INC Iis5J WHIM of alt kinds Buggies Bug. gy Umbrellas Harness Saddles.

hardware. Sc. Also. A KINK VICTORIA CABUIAOE Hurrah for the Convention. MCGUIRE of the Pot Office Saloon.

as delegate at large to the Convention thinks he has some the best Wines Liquors. Ale Porter. and Began and. while letting his friends know this. he will Lie supporting the Constitution with his Poplar Log Whisky and give I Lunch from 1 to IS o'clock every day.

JslytldSt Alex. IL Stephens' GREAT YORK TOE ETWEEX THE STATES' CAM BE FOVD AT wS UXD15R NATIONAL HOTEL. IQFMembers or the Convention take notice. A. S.

DAVIDSOX Agent. JulySS d3t JEWELRY ER LAWSI1E WHITEHALL STREET. HAVING fitted up my New XntaMUIiment Whitehall stceet In the mot elegant manner now stocking It with one or the must extensive and beautiful lots or JEWELRY WATCHES CLOCKS Kverst-eti 13 Goorirla. Enjoying as I do spedal trade ition. with a house In New Tork.

I ha Henceforth be enabled to soil goods in my line At Neiv York Prices. And I shall at nil I imes keep on hand as pleasing a assortment of Tilt BEAUTIFUL AAD ALE- OANT in Jewelry as can be found In any establishment this side or New 1 York. I shall also keep constantly on hand a full supply or genuine Silver Table Ware Fancy Articles for the Toilet Spectacles. Silver and told Thimbles and a host of pretty thugs too numerous to mention. My REPAIRING DEPARTMENT As heretofore will receive my personal attention sad with the assistance or none but Umemeat Cn patent Workmen.

I shall. at all times. be prepare to repair Watckes Clocks and Jewelry' in the very best style or the art or mechanism Call and see me. ER LAW81IE jalyS3l2w Whitehall street WMIWILIMMSBRO GROCERS COMMISSION' MERCHANTS OLD STAND DECATUR ST. ATLANTA GA TTItf constantly is stove I large stock of Povls- ion end Groceries.

We most rupecttifly solicit an inspection of our stock by hirers before i making their purchase We mike cash purchase therefore get goods on the best term and are eo tent with very snail peels. We are now receiving A WELL ASSORTED STOCK Choice Family Groceries embracing Coffee ef all grades. hegira Teas. Spices Peppers Cheese Fish. Tobacco.

Ugari and aU other articles to be foond in a First Class Grocery House. WM WILLIAMS JtBBO. HmeWOTTDnEOAK. Pwe qder 'bf prKEPOPLAB too WWSiYas ozigi. tetrodoeed a ods pply eoW totJU.

mtrket ffmp3ttS 3Xyi rraitaaUy W.M.WlXUAJUBEO stars aade HORSES FOR TC3T KECETTED. at Jones' Live Stable of Uelnest aad best Bon. ala aad dovblv bn ht tetkl t. I selected them vUkjtreat care myself la Indi. aud onto and wtfi warrant ttSnaV i tt Till EBUTttlf UNfi BtiltJUr.

RIttECT FROM THK COOL CLLARSOF OF iLNdNN ATI TO MACOX AND WE I Or MAVON. IN SIX DAY wire fresh packed Bacon worth to cent more than old packed. for the occupant of the little once in the corner. who steeds orsite ready to contra and takevonrMOSKY COTTON or VRED1Zor the nice lieuon be handles. I MUCli PttKKKK tllLUNG CBKDITthf good credit planters all now have until lith October to 15th November.

Iher can procure all they wish or jr. w. J3AtflS. Provision Broker. Macon GL EaconPEacon A wh are rot supplied with Bacon to through to lit January nets are sleeping ver their ed not buying sometody.

Bacon Immediately. My dIpatches below show- the tat or th market. IT RLMIMBERPD. more always paid ice tar loads UI east- treUh 130. loss In weight makes dear Rr Stir' evil It no place them.

It you can buy Clear Ul Sides all8 do HJ. FEARS Povislon Broker llacoa. Ga. A t4CO. A.

July IS 1858. G. PBILLir Uncioastl The lowest for one hundred 100 casks Oar Ell Sides. fresh packed Leaner. W.

FEARS. ClXCDTX ATI. July 131850. S. W.

Tans Macon Seventeen 11 generally held hip. Market excited tending npward. U. W. PUILLIPS JL JOBBERS OUT.

YtTO lN" LAItGJ LOTS or BACOX offering in this rket It can only beboaght at 18 la too at a time- parties preferring to ProTsslon Broker. a CONCERT os- TltS SID STUT BY THE TOADIES Or Wesley Chapel. Benefit or the Church ART FIRST S. rUaorSote. MockU Bird MlUfiiS Tenor ft no Wild MrTrwUSg 4.

Trovatore. Jir 8. oprano solo. 1. 5.

Quartette. Atlanta Qnartetttu nomASveetllome. Original Mrs. Swi Doers open at eontuonee at 8f o'clock DAVIS'- HALL Lessee Manager John SPECIAL SVLMER SEASON THE STAR or TH CBAVLXSTOV ASB UrlS1 TlIUTRzsr Wednesday Evening July 32J Every Night Announced SELECT ATTRACTIONS 1 VOBITE AWSEIET ron iu. Coolest Place lit the South.

JS oje Sommer file Adnaissire eryed seats net Children as Cents. G. W. ADAIU Auctioneer. UNFLMSIIED COTTAGE Ann VALUABLE LOTS TMMEDIATELT after the sale at Dr.

JOIIlIfOI- VH rr. VXXrrAGE OF ROOMS the Lot on a hlch it stands being on tb cut lids or Coo tr street opposite thlt liudds False adluimn jC the residence or 1' 1' Pease OR in hall street. fronting 1U3 feet. and ma sing back teet. The locative i very convenient tabulne and the Cottage can be flni hatdaoBely at wall expense.

It is in a I 1 Al at tile same time. TWO un adjoining the above. on the ea lid freiA. lag Farn worth street. bush having i Bu UilV ing suet.

and good ctrden suots. Terms Cash Sale positive. Titles to it by Stonewall Building sad Lou A W. tlltlii Real tate and Ia so. 5 Railroad Block oppo itit Good Good Good I ASS the owner or Ute iRGO riOGU htkt 01 Noreros.

corner 0 UirietU cad k- rre streets Have on ha a larie and wtN surted stmk of I KU AM rUIIU" Will sell a low as a La In. nirtit ha PanlM and Mat Walker. my rlertt. tak rreat a nra la lllng orders I At 1 Niuli Everybody will and them coirVNi and polite I will give the best bargain hr 1 041 toaa wishing to buy ac good a ilDKEas Urn la I South ill title Ins City Property ti a good Firm iui ten mile th CUT Call soon. I wllL I win.

I wit II. a great st gain YMIwllllwia JvU-41m R. A KfLLT. 15 JULY 18681 Oil Hand and for Sale BALES RAT ixp naj Tb Maa4 10551 Lard swks Virginia Salt. WO bales ass ted yarn.

bates 8b etings sad Shining. bale. Os Osniburge ackBH Coffe barrels Sager 105 kegs 1115. and Blutltg rowdu UU ball tI a simissr. rax CHiwua AID XOXIKO TOBACCS 9.

Together with a general lOOIIt of Dry Goods Groceries which we ropectlnllr tall the ttestto purchasers a we ar OetervUed to selt W. M. U. 3. 1081 JIJ1l TO BUILDERS.

GIBREAL SVYERINTRNDRNTM OUR GtoaeiA Riaeoaa LoxTitrl Augea OA u11t. SEALED PROPOSALS win be reeelveialM offlceof tile Georgia RlIJOaII as ZaikIi Company is Atlanta. saUl the irrt proxlnM. to finish materials and FIRST CLAi FRElUUT wauzaoCst AX tot this Vumpssy. Ga.

bwsdred and tetcnty re feet long mr feel oatt6T meethre torka. Fell Isfeernatlo. may hi obtained andipeetaotHmsseenatUieoace of Architect Mt Uvll Engineer GruUe Broad tre VAl taa TheCemp nre the right teaeeeptiw bldetrefasialL EW wl0. Jtly1tdlsteu General agperl te Notice TS hereby given that I ass awhorUed by th 1. or and Council to runs Ground for Booths orStalls' the city ground Near the Democratic wan for three dayt daring the Dmu.

Apply to Deputy Marshal Murphy er designatte. thegreun landie Mr. Clerk who. ups. the sGt fa WandCtort- fee will WeValleeMe which SDn the Police whose duty La wm eUen.

SOMETHING MKOSZf3r are a forthesaleofJil Taylo Poplar log Sooth the ueIUt Wear the ovjybousa IS the popular brand a anUteu o. E. Give us a can. i I Boarding. 3 A JEW TACAST 005 altbeCntralg I A Ivy treet emveaient to Ue Uty Ilafl I L- 9 i jjireM Uemoeiat ut testimony of By Mr.

Stephens to XrCaiolcyt I ami jur rrer known oiplaitheaetttiic QSD pnTtooatol' lar his attend ante irregular ctlVIpls7 oaths previous to Viarity la attwdlnj tktf Maber of Jocular threat gasses of wtr permitted at I Bsg was allowed S. i teadtke monthly bus I regarded la InColum it1ai hi. tUracteJ tM MVtr heard of I sUMcmltipssf anysortl hi IiColsmbus whoso a Titk.taat of Uogs would ormp UtkeaIghstfbotkwJ possibly lsting know Marion tis not quite sob ttkeandChlpleywerel aad tt was so dark I ftsir carriage I could I the vsiMb altered nadJ ride sartv I ever attenf It was I ct 4 ay most I was wsranoeved afterI upper my knowledf. la murderers of A. newspaper sad whet Council offered 9300 for ristonaIQoTeraoril the Irst party and arty.

Examination. 1 It was my duty to I aeetingsoftbeClubilf eunij sometime I somneti try few evening in i dtiHt Sac. tomel mints spent elsewh. Is house en my way eil4en atopashorf my route sofbls evenings very liule at nl usaally dlstial a a dfaimnUrl I Ysslv tS' very Jte fcf it. i 14oJWi t.

flhiD n8tlt il AILY I I ilORNINGEDITIONa C. ATLAXr 1f Ll2J. lomln tlonz. rnESIDE llOR TIOjC MOURotN TORVICErrnESro n. II Diibe' of Le laturc.

ieateNy1n Ame dment ani ccordi theoryonee inthe JIarin uuitormljand con ed tDesnreof feeonl ctio1 prop to belieT lg ere trime fa1 the 5t at w. oUrre de. oCOeor- Aj totJ icy Wl er I ng notof. We onsti- they repu t. gonrn ntsforeigutOthe Wash nwton governmenthas as' alwhich" enfran mcnt our ole- wohlYe ccrtainlytaken th nma 1s Littcrlyrue AW onl 500nertheD ha inclined 6in clo 1o conseq ence ut e1lDciJ fionwas or' politi ladantageit uld war.

mentthe tive disp sition as setUem nt trywheneTer a. uencedby omm ce acr his tbecountry em lo1JI1ent pockets. In' I the courseofevents Sta eawerC la CtNew ee. far seeing UyIOldalr rrinto the uilt andestabliahed the These oone willg y. ring expan to lm plantingregionswbUat th tion.

forccdio get iua naauCactuiing1nteres In in penabl to' 1 4 CprotectilegUr the1ntere fib. eiheraocUoua the. d1ah 4I pill eu1IttatetD the. n-alaT lm ntpuotJ more" to po ularbearf tJw1tl ir pitectio mtUltgt el1 tio Ig abolitfon prerJ t. na.

nat 1 It Jeast gru t. OD O. to J' adki i will be the prosreuand or anti gi i lba iitr New-England inuriablyappropriatecfU1' wapro theiAtere tbeii a. whi motieahall unbiasscdmind usteonre8that it ett of dthe it eD theYank outoC attheSouthhehu mo othe tith rth strong oChisowD wOQldnoti popuw-electionathere 01 one the I the Sorththe I th the the be pnrtypurposes. is outror a cans the int lIigence rca bcs the Tiewor accept counselor ng er and bet een races.

dcstr God they the andob- or inhabiting suchin the cau es ecr felt in or th will 01 Su. r' ew thatthe shall and actor ow le scent. nio theXew It ol burningwidowllis not progresaof ci cling of Net. mo Iity andt. ey They is sis ut apart at fit Ie contracttorcorm they hATfIundertak I to mUl thores 01IS1 ilitf.

impOrtantjobl luggesito The 1t ork ut tn i tw tWeedtMt .1 bg 1i41l to 1' CobbIPoketD t1 t01 Frldaynllht ent UllAstlc aud1e tJ xs St' i dsz. fila D. tc locJ lr IHo1lle. putluantto ipe llr Ib lr. 1r.

ONEAt orJ ue. mIIlItt pporl iJib momliiito aU' OPID lCo ndl report. as fol Jl Iw Qnwl was usigoee uty of inform lig Msj. GenKeade aetlo1" of UI1f upon thtlConWtuUOaal a lU chimeIata11t1Ondltl l11 b. atafrto I 1 or.

llesTeto ftpontbaUhey errorm Muadldl eovrtelly this All onor 8Slreu ttJltcn ol1 ceeptthe I II ltE nllln. ftll m. I lttce tpp lntedI 11t 1IIExcelleric thc. 1 1S19rilil Gove Dor lo folt Wlnt I nf' theUAlsCOluuch 8" 8entefmljCllt teto walt lllock nal or Rhltejltnlt tJtt Am n' llftUUU" prollc4CI1 the JJlh COII anti It Artlcl HXtVt end lIIltI1 I UilaState badde aill ntfIJ tufudswental tionunnufd byn sncteCCongres iifiruJihn 01 A Jy GovllroWelect t5tateat maydeslgna bavlDJJoined ulmllareommit- ave ii neral u' i In under wflreVppOintOPtO ExellellY I R. B.

I satlsflictkm. IUI stated orthe IfILmet Dera1 GoYe lIor IIIC ULeet tlll WedieIty I the Htate Geor la. rt' restLIuily Mr1IA LT. ofOlynn re printed. or su fri nd who pnl enL IlIluurl4 iou.

the Hesaen for i.lonl skln to the lIoiUII BltY XT ofmchmond vClI ble on' lrivUe 11" ed th and ltatlonery were or-I 1I0us1 I ft The are as i QIU Re I Nllampl hlre 1 9 I o75IUajty ofNevrJersey. jl he han 36000 the pll lIo he to tt a mlm' and ofadlshOllcst oU rcby 6 emancl UOII. norlLnt wor. per more brln la. a aln pubUcexpendltures.

claas. nits bottom. II trHandrecl tera wereln 1 good lsalhtuf thlscanTlII illustrate opera iotI ofrdcet. Ul shalhot 111 IldefD electloJ1and we o' lie UIIm nn andltelp The rglLh1s ITr bef re. lUftra toltllfy torlouryears at.

least. TI fOll wlnjt lJan SeymourllIusate tQreorl8631 DOclrc1lmstanQeS. oUhe WewUl everyixertlon wem nf4Tfjponc. clllUon out. lD eezneot of honore de- mandedPT prenilin trT untarUYiODJent the UPOC Union or ese Statel rtb iot1 ottheCoosUmtlon.

tclIOUTIOSUXOVL" 4l ilfsoql TEDP EtS8Dgrr. lIE. I J' lll Fou1" eentla' Amendment Declared pted lJ. l-'L. 41 Alabama.

H' i Hungby a tt TboNegro lT I LoBl lan I. dWAIIUJl TOJl A nNOl tlon th a evted. rtlOl tlo Senator. Ute luID Conresomeedat. our.

YrIday fludrlcUthe i the. cotI ich arms opUoar 8o tarTor dehatoor reae. sniu da allele outrages Southernl7an We1e alD entma Whlehw tbiriat tea. I A payInZ fltlllth. th allk paltCd ill Ihlln portio' ttrT Iryin Jut l' ect outla ptUi ioe It'- lter.

coDlll rrent dd 1l0uRrelumed Blllllhlcb was 1LCUIto da elghlTIAVorlng 8ep ber tebe ht re to and ebarcetraud. b. cJ8an Ituti4 lawhenbT ma1 Jilt a au lel bctur Tr fllmpUe In tb. reont robbry. 8mour.

Ua wer bug Ao TUOXIY. Dl padn bh ou. aopt te ce Alab i. cnaicl Onutln UOU1 pUle I bi tl Am pI te tr te BOlo Plde. te attwee dol a pr membn at I Cllht.

olaM slshnt el Ib 11 dola dorker. Iag 8awrlalqCUc I 1. Te cnddat for lon term. endln 1 3. or Juutn1e Gel.

G. Spncr baukrult reglter Wilam Wlreron thir balot Sat Spucr rle yotl ad lud ta 10ul rlve 5 thi glehi tha 1m1 tie OU. lnato oure wl. bUot fr Snawr ut tmorw morning 10ul Ar u. Wila Warer.

lennlng. were uom Inat tkcn aT ult met Joit lelon Uonow Cutel I btwen lenllingtn Waer. auu nly t-Ltr ilgan. cJn report Idou. Degr diturlnc I 1 dubtru I i I yet tuiet.

tgraph iluterupted Ivle ltr ti. 8. lloDel on l. Gne t1 la orer. MUgan lCUgate mattr.

theugrtou Gnror Waout a relatlon pUe te Snte Te.tr- callng upn CmmdlDg Gneral 1 top" np rs lwicOCI rem and Wc rn prlhe uldna I memor ben rcel ve1 rrm parl wit te for tt let 1n muren hld hn cmmitt tt ad aoining pl tlT rellntou ect opplton arimonious debae te mebr' bing OPII clng Ujn mltI Ulel' hI bdli tulT rtor SAVAf AU. lunrceulle b. eenlme membr. DC oxouMiou bad te tmer Ja tay. negr wer Uabbt drlkeD nejr rel orrbar Wa drowae.

fLVXBIAS iLThe Lgllatu pal la bi aptlng lnd rm th Unit Sttel agricultura. purpeL J- Introuce bi prhibing dl CaC aUDt lP clor. egle Col ptoler Gnera Itodac t- uplnd ottu pr tll I ct pud ric cut pr bue te exn. Lgilltre. Wi ho membn de11 mOlt rerud aUoWi prit To Supree Judge te plac Tclclraphlo larkots AroJ" A 2ttn ain lale 1 mlddlng NAI UD dul ad nomin lale rolpt balC.

01U ulTIKarket doed dul 1e4 bale aUKal rpt bale eprll' bal NEW tton dntld eier mIdding JHlale balc rlptl be. StrlD TewYork I KPmlam Gld 4" Flullnluprba' aUr atl 0J. Oat dull. A aU11 aU Ban qilecbotde 11 de Iide 1" dn llll terC 18) BUTIIOU 2 dut a I. Iour ad 5 Whea btr pra IC whit 1u 1 elow 16l quie 8 aa DW.

Tilonllt Vlr lulu oltJcrb coupn 5 neW 5 lE" 2. Mt Itnl. I8C na1J. T8DD lu la GX. ItU 2 4 SrLnc IUD" Ctn a Il mldU" ue 1.

blel. lutto aa st lt- lo Suthe quet comon tl ext 8 a I 5 Ihae relYhIt Klehl laferlor I mlxe Wetl 10 aUeCI prk 1 5' dplA kte IX8J Gre Tt Bl. IIa1 Taow quel Ua UJ ItahtIIGwr Ao Itoa lp 1 PTIDrUda prk 11 Cu 114e 1a1 lun la8 lrJ JuT IAplt tUa. Ar Bnac mledIUYolOa lol10. TahU I CJl a1 IL4uJ ul1 be mdpO a 11 Un w8 be npt E.

Ltu" 1 nr' XelPk I SoaUUe 8 IWkil. CA XUJ OJO" DG llH POATETe atenta wtr atract yety Itofrlb Pott oUheEly Grich nrletyep a I mlltr roun. upn Inqn. tey wer rais It JoDe unt Men. I Hqtehland W1n.

Frm bo po pnton thrlghtot aa gthe 1 buw tne. Je nret. hTe ne an 1e lesnwer n1 te mmn caye upland on te and belnJwelu plqh tw plant. I ne tarjb a tn CTe wt 8lne. ItW.

ed nr uDtt cpW Te 1Gc1 te fJorarlCy moDjnDerb nt OnIrTry PrcTt but. tatot ru Ie t. Tor NaTelg I ePtor r1 OC the dcP a. the tof nd PUbe. 0 Int.

eta Ne York 1ue' tnet 1) I i Ou tbelDllcW quetontpaor 1 pf eno Tbe 1 ambluly Uef a DtQwhlcb Ir tJ 1 Prlr bond no epry pyable tnder fQ1r bnlJ emiurt a tbrpl Iknl ap Ueould mr man.i l. 1 Whc Je pI wa te Cn rJlnJ ourWt cpy e' rkWordi' rlnrot pr on plet hls an' tnet ment bng Onde ter 1n ta cu1d fel aiIa Ten. as tenlon wr uthe copsumat chatletr do was matr. ltt11 p. rho s1n Ime rur niD te icJ an ejato up hi own un Uet fpnllbltbn cheln pDdOln nee a to ging.

Te CnviQ- Uo tt II bundt de1e Ind altrit Immf mao 1e ptato dlpU upt apeioul Ital mil ane terf bJrh Iu acceptblly dela- rtion. 9fpc pC lue felns multtude an' Immelte exprcl IGu PDt. pleaur fve rr rm aRendinj Ev rf In bline on110 hurh. tbnllerchlers Orlowlnj Vf ttl" wllv1 a thp tndnl oran ItCr Bent cbeeret lh. vo unw whl h.

t. i urltlay Uelc atei IrtelM ueleJ A hlnO on ealnUtlnJ Ittu 1 Iurundlng. 0 lnl' en bclep I a f1 Jf0 lo hlJb bopf9 te nerluJ fture. NcwAdorUsenwnt TIUt Jol riv Lrg Ltor8A8' CIUUut AOX ROK 1cR wn I ohl kld. Brge IIr adle.

Harwa. Alj. VIcRU CAJUlAGE. Jul rt Hurh ctIRE om alon. a tlnk me of bt Wla Liquor.

Porr. a aod wie leta hI tea kw lupprtng VIJ a IU hlopl 1 WhLky. Ie fm to oeot JtJ Stephens ST TES EOllD PHILLIPS CnEV UXD XATIXAL HOEL embn Cnnntio tt noto. DAVIDSN JIIY dt 11 AV II E' WIITEIALL Hi VIXG 1tt ZtabUhmet on WhlthaUtt manner. I a tolIDK wla mUI ext.

II ad bauUfulot ATCIES trr 1 GoNla. EnoTln Ilton hOUe rw Yorklabl lnwrb euale sU mTlne NCl Ad hhalht al lme an UIUt UaVTUULD XLi. ta ay etb- Ishmnt tll Ilbalalo le onlu laud CllupIT Slv Fucl AricC Toiet ptc. Sinr ard Gl Tlmble. ad prty thU' hrrtfor.

wi fle prnal atrnton 4 wit to tc De bl mOIlm. pte. I Workmen Ihal. a. Ure.

prpa repr Watde. Ub aJewelr te fry bt te a meanism 11 ad LA WIlE. Juyw Wbltbal Strt I. I. VILI 18 BRO.

OMSIOHKTS OL ATLA GA. Ilt111t tk oPn I I Gr mt rT- 111 a bpt ou Ik br bt aln Uel pu a cb PI Uf. bl t. a c. Iwt ve I p.

a aW riYa WEL ASRD Clc D1 Gre big CJe 5 Spi. Tb. CI. a roll Fit CGrHo. WI WJLLUV1n o.

Wm DU pa WI ror kl. nuIAJR lZ IIW Wr a or u' PPIT 1 1 lelpu WJ IL BE. LI HI 1 lU A npIbtl f. A ot1oaWIWi. 1BK 0 iyBAOY Uf I.

1' 8e 8sl I LD I Ke C. WIU 4 B. 11. HOBE nSAT Fj Dzl ur 1 a' de I a ee. N4 i' a i bl.

I a re. tl1s O. 0 hrr. 1 I' 1 iiuJ I 1UlOiTJ. JUlT a i- ni 1.

I I I' I 11I Ii t. 1" d' I. 10 wo.t oK' r' mllI PlRIHT Ic I 1 1 I 1 I t. LiClN4TI AlrOfL Ye. aco.

worth" un raar. or lit. re" take USIIYoonO I1VHparaUc cJtJlDI1 the Ibe c. t. i I.

01 Still It Advances- BacoriFBacon ALL too taJannary state 1111 IhMIY ERED. Is 10. cask. wel 1111 to bUTlIesr RII. 81 1el at IS- do V.

GL GA. JnlTII lKILUnlr nalaw. tJlIClUATI J811131ara. wru 1 I I. I I.

JOBBERSOUT No OrBICO otr rtlCltttJtlA looa lSJij aaall Iaoid. FEAItS. Ioa 41. 0 0' bi VW' 1 1111III3 1 17 i1 8 1 11 i 0 7 1 1 NJj VD 11t i ltu CDN OOT1 es ening. Tm1D.

ADIE. bi I' PRO A I. Quartatse. Al1DtaQ taa. So Queaa or the Night Galolp.

So 1010. JlnQa Wba' are the wni Waves Sarra It. Mioo1aJll. Iolo. Miss MOcking Mis.

111. QIow sqVIau Mr Tra4 PABT8aO1DI irrrV tTir4 iri. asrt lSl" wen and 1IiUer. Plrl 1tar lr. mr Tronto a Tm Soprano In.

Quarteaeu. I nome ea home Orl trL II to 1108 8 Jul111 lL I 8neor llfanageroTm Ttmpld a. BY STARAnTISTEs THE 2 J1I22J AD Ec Anuoun ed I IA AnrSlIE Rerrved GaJ I i1colL jallI2Z415 UNFI ISIIED tbosalut 2. Gothio VoLtage corner loo tr ItI Ka sDA EV E. G.

ha tot. I will U. at o'clock os the LA USFIstSIlLU laC In tile Cooper 1' sdjuintng no Is 10 thelotta blW e3r" So. Also a I a east Yarnworth t1" udetuJIOti. TemlOCah IUe Tltl f' EAtte 1 opposite .41 od GO TORbltss 1 NorcOIOIDer oa lui 1 H.

11. rled PKV08 A I 1 pirasers ItAI ad CO' Ill In 1 toJ buy. I lUlU a. IAI hi will I' Dlllor the el' CaflLooa. willi wll rea J1 01lllandand 50 TIIteeda Ha Tu4 r8t.

tlllb VII' ala b. auced op Steetip 10 balee' OD sack 10 1o To ryGoods to 11" If an 8UPERI DnT4 ornf l4 collun O. SEA LED 1tW1OS reeelt at oce of Geor 1IaB" tulll1lDitr1al rEl ur AS. aennty4vs feelloa I dk. threlsiorins.

tnaa sNetIcaslea. liUle OGee X. AtcllltecnlIU to alL JIT11dUtatGe.eralslIperl II IllterebJ' lteII h. II GroundforDooths orSt lIf 11 VI 4u1a I Xarpll1ern8I a she Ps and La" tee wtll. a UonM rJ 1oUce.

i-i nil UeenM lbs ul ta ucqC liquor ad tap" Lr71fO Ju11.d3 UtTof GOOP' IL ROSE 00. atslll es lor JL Ta1tor. Jf WI ariaiftiik WIt III III Gin. A at 1M t. U3' XE3DL JJtGuJ I TJ Th Aad DIII4Y 4 1 OIOflGA JUIY Nomtu I otN.

VICE rrnsftr. Bthe thfS we re tzmca1 acceeson A5ttheom i1 Intact thererepugnanttoahrge I ins be th rsmai is egroes. thenegroes politiIvtait pIStIid sstheysredaUy mnuen erce hisslaveryon him is Ne nkee uaI soldalat ry tio jto 4exnflaV5pedes os lnter hi gntha 0 eu vat moridiie poutabeaz th saC prev4wt shejtered Wlienevr wadS atJ rbic1 onenthred ti Jijjual seenin opment Lb aln 1Itre1gth andevery powerby apsitywb main outof theSouth 6rth wotdnot V. ng the ob- in the th thenegro songbeginning It new Bufleeor xnohllty Thus psof Ieymuztseetottthat TheewYokSunienies i neutrslinpolitic4butelaimsto dum andselet I W4d1d T-- COtbspoke t4 ivety a rJUIic T1o is819XOr TIlIOL. 4 4 HV 5DY J413iI 4 loc of wsides tbthIiired1irtkC morning sreportaao1tk4s ui uuty informing QenMesdeofthactlOfl ofth1S AmendmentInd' ltlnghIw btIsttO ascatuponthis oordurIngthe ofth ttOrbcgtleaYetO reportthat dt md bisthinksf bdya an' an rBIlU ofthe 1Sdpth norflhi Ills nt Lte the llczstO3In comnsltteeMttrn waItuponUhskeelkfldTlt41 tenor an4 Inznlf In thuIgrVSI GenTa1PWIY rj Lu theretoby Govirn at bytheSensIehvePertOr1fl wb cud andthatlltmetthcapprobatiOn i tate ou tosuc1 riglitof no- MrBILYANI on BIIYANT a thehall at following as NIlampsblreby3529tnNjority PennsylvaniabyO75inajty ofNew butilL.

Thedefeat ofGrant fi TodeteatOrant py In oncemore anewdrese. Itwillcompcl tblevcsandawlndlere A VN. races" nd sldeInthie th notlfyaIl totry conclaslonswithULmon unltthan ofmanhood saiisfythemur Iouryearaat ew pOlIcjofcotielllntlou outery Southd 4otheir' cOXiZIaentw1thhOnorwe will ry rihteyery jutw can. thebreakjn upotthe' ASSOOE4TED Pk2SB IE II F1t031 wASIIING L1 4S- I I T' T. 5jR ie-i-- Mabania Taml I.

by 4iV I. S. Coe tttutlos VA So th6Tn th da utary is lafltwCTe wfth a. ecedi. A fs rain sbf' pae4 oentrylrum l1uth toEdenIollAnd lt passed.

showed Mr. varts MiissIpi sys loUt eA and det te. occurin CiCINKflJuIy Three 21. house she ofthe Sc. er Rouseind 11 12.

bsukrupi Warneroo received' 54. k. J. audone any sw V-Later is No V' being biug a quarrvlensued ncgu pIrly. autour The the or Inguplandeottunone ceulper pobesisian4 7 St-Cotton Cotton Market sales4obalei lowmIddilngiatSla28 2 Cotton salei 42 r1ouraoIvesuperae750aT atisl nsj Oats 18 1.

V85d0. zv 14 30 43 510 1300 bale State Ir wtiie 5. inferior 1ia18 41I44 123 rreightslower eonEjerutcsm cor6s. Sr LorisJuly niyery Mesa rk 28 38 tIearside1SXatti IbOIL Lard 1Tals. Spirita I UZVNO.

2 ls 30Nols5o. Tr1rm2n Coteodul1 wlie21 TloiiiS 21 S. i Tbe a exposed foundupon Inqutrythat iuJonen three the ne belngwell Louchednbaequenty untflQs crowu EarJyGood yorItevar1ety amongnardners1bze. 1s notOnlyvery forwarnnd prodnctlve rernarknb fln fliyor- I' I tepresentlngtbat WormTs diIe- I 4cept1b1et T1me lsoneatj uytr5'- 5 the flaaneial cineatlonthephatiortn I polttte enough. I thefrjer 4nglsg I tIj6Slr3We I I tnn1oDm 111tI acknoledjed apostleeoutd stjd a ie on4 ventlonthe LheNY rk it readln of ininin 4icdgan iegatlongotupand unso.

i lit aT begantothankGodwlth ratIon qprtnclp1esthaatheaauchrged tmd standtrds immnre ta1e is voLunewbIctyvis e- Uelegates mei becmepossessed go dsUl uearIfutaire. Th. 1PM Y1IE VIC7ORIACARRIACE. july23 dVt I POStOISCi a. Poplartog 1 Members Ism Ter stet reLition.

shU Yorkprices. keepon BAVTiYULAU ew Mail prepared 1I. 1VllA1Iit1I8 -as-4 ATLAXTAGA. 17zgreoutaiitly termsad ma. teutwIth verymafl sMall lr55 WMWILLiAMSBRO wmtx VINEGAR.

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