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MIXSD, p r i n t e d k PUBLlSniiI>, KVEBY 
SATUUDAY MÜKN1N0 
BY 


J . F . G U A ^ T . 


W. C. LAND, 


W n l c l i m a k e r , 


COMTl.N'UKS tlie W a tcli 
nopnirinp: 
liiiaineSi iibcn'e M cC lclcn’s sUii-p. 
wcsi 
ikte of tlie p u b lic a<iUiiiX‘. 
A po m l lot 
f ^,¡,ttnal9 oil huuil, iiml w o r k lioiie wiili 
j .puteli uiitl a t low rales to íiiil- tb e lim es. 
Jackioiiville, bV ). M , ISbb 


r p l l E iiniliM-siffm’rt, l^'•0|a■il■tot• ^ n>[i. r liill,. 
] 
inlbniH tbe p a tro n s ; 
. . .I., ... Mtllli {tl'<k It! 
I 
1U1Ü»'US vi'w. I 
itnil jnO'Hi' ji'Mu iwl- 
ly tbiil tlie^L' MillHíM-e n o W n i jn-. rivi 
:iir 
¿■¡til their m aiiufaciuriiig c..pm-il. 
im 'Ca-cil; 
ind havint: m ade a rraiii'i nii'iita a ill, Miss'-s 
White .t l’liari'9. o f á c im a , to sell o n v c r. a ir 
Goinmissioiis, the I 'io u r u ia n u ta c t u r e d ai tin ,>e 
Bills for market, I s h a ll be preiiered l.o a t- 
Wiid in person to the s h ip p iiie -‘nd ae eo i.iii- 
inzfor sales, w ith o u t ch a rg e for lu;. 
p.-rsoual 
leirices. 
F o r a n y o n e (le.siriii'c- it 
s ack s o! 
the proper size a n d m a te ria l i-au I ’O ¡lurcliaíeil 
ttlh» lowest whole3.,ie m a rk c l price.,. 
The services o f Mr. P . M oouov. as Milh-r. 
have been secured for the n c e t y . r t r . .-^ iv e 
me your patro n age if y o u c a n cou.sldcr i l y o u r 
iutaresl to do so. 
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P r o m p t a l l e u t i o u ¡ j i v e n t o t h e c o l l -c tioii ul 


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W e ste rn P roduce, and Im por- 
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L - i U i o i = i n a . 


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WHOLE NO. 1553. 


DKALKHS IN 


G R O G E R S E S &. P R O D U C E , 


C o n i.'r o f Broad uno B ridge .Streeis, upposii 
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t l i a t all 


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MA.'tl.MH.t.V.N . 


O i iz a b a , I G í h D e e . I b f iO . 


i J R O . A D S T U E E T . R O M E 
(i.A , 


S o l i c i t o r I n C h a n r c r y . 


O o n e r a i C o l l e c t i n g r g e n t . 


Offlce fi'Oiiliiig K s a td e o r Of 'die t.'ouri house, 
Jttokauiivillc. A la., coultiiuics tlie |.racticc ot 
Law in all its brm ctajs, in L’al boiiii uiiii ml- 
ioitiiiig couiitin.': will g iv e sp ecial allfiilio ii 
to (Irawiiig 
Wiliii, iJceiis 
o f C o iiv e ja iic e 
Powers of .Mtoriicy; to ih e P r o b a i e o f W ills; 
Adiuiiiistrfttioii 
K s u t e s . (lii.odiai.,ships: 
and will also s r l as .\g e iii for ta e sale iiini 
purchsse of h u u d i. 


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•• i ’t i-a.Mi TKi’iiir, 
12 
‘‘ i-'t’-'.T I 'o w d c r , 
l(Ui 
“ («iii.cr 
ly o 
'• l>l.u:k iVpjicr, 
5u 
'• l^u^.•ullc ivpiit-r, jrnwd. 
50 
“ (Jnin A rai'ic, 
25 
*' (im ii M .vnh, 
5'.i 
“ l ’i'S.«cd li o j‘S, 
2h lO 
“ WliiU; Ia -íu1, 


2U 0 
“ H o d I sCjhI. 
5 hhls. T atu ier' iHl, 
3 
“ Linst.-ed Uil, 
7 
“ Kcroscnu Oil, 
2 
“ .Machine Uil, 
5*1 boxes U’in-low Cílaás. aSiOrled 
sizes, 
1 1 2 " :r o s s as.-iortHl P r e s c r ii ili o n V i a l s 
2 n 9 
“ assoru.-d C o rU s, 
12 ozs. .Sulf. Morpliiiie, 
3.5 ihai. (;Jirh. Ma^iTicám, 
2 n o 
K p s u m .Sh ’IS, 
3uO 
“ riovver’d S u lp h u r , 
321 
“ Brinistorie, 
(iOO 
“ Coppenu-^, 
'27 
“ G u m UpiiiiT), 
5 
“ H o u 'd e i ’u-il U p i u m , 
10 
“ lu-lid • P o tash , 
2-1 d n z. Seiiliel’s P o w d e rs, 
300 ll»s. Hi U arh S o d a , 
25 ozs T u n nill, 
lbs Suy:ar o f Lead, 
1 2 ‘1oz. Chmi-entraied Lye, 
<>0 ibs. M adras Ind igo , 
lo o 
“ L a m p Hlack, 
100 
“ Bla k Lead, 
172 
“ C h r o m e G reen , 
172 
“ 
“ 
V cllow , 
8u0 
“ A ss'cd Colors, read y m ix ed, 
123 gals. V arnish es, assorted. 
Rowt, On A u g u s t u s , 


lo s t. 
Ilu* 
liris 
.frn-a-*MÍ 
ir o u i 
T o n m l 


fro u i 
'n n r o; 
lGis.‘'ia ; h o Iia.< 
r o t r c t«*d 


fr-’iij (I'M'Mi Giy trGin 
l o r t ) ! 
Iln; litM-dh* 


^ .t ii; ill* iia.-i n - r o a o.l f r i‘iii M -’Xino iV.nii 


itrnr o f t h e L’ n iro d 
S l a t .'í; h e h a s 
r - 


i r o - t e d li-oin K o m e f iv u i 
l o a r u f O r ^ ii ia 


.ill-1 M ; ls8Í a ” 
T h e e l u r i c a l 
j o i i r ’ al print.>5 t w o 
c n l- 


tiin iis ill tin: .'miH* ^l-ríiili, a i u i C D ind inle- 


b y s a . i i i i f , 
iliat 
it s iiu.^ t h e a u i o U : in 


p r i n t to tin ; K m p c r o r at. (.I-'ini'i ^tu*. Lo 


G e ii 
F io u i'v , lo 
M 
il*’ .M 'llartd , a u d H> 


\\ 
d o S a i'it ^ n s , in o r - i e r t h a t tlu'.v m a y 


p u t it ill t liu ir a r c h i v e s , a m i t a k e il d o w n 


fo r j'lT U sai w iieii t h e 
p r o p e r l i m u 


c u m e 


T)i.'‘p a f u ' i f s f r o m M i n i s r e r l i i g n i o w fi­ 


n a l l y st;fib*tl 
t.ln; ' a r t <>; t h e 
imhi* pi te 


e v u e iin t io u ut .M xici) b y t h e F r e u o i i in 


M iir e h 


C e i l . Di'iixtc.ii H i'iigg . f m - 'tie ily n f t h e 


I ( 'o iili'ih 'iiito .-Xniiv. 
is m i it v isit 
to t h i s 


c i t y f o r t h e first t i m e s itie e t h e lu t e w a r 


( J e ll. 
l i r a g 
iiinl ( i e n 
.'•'lieriiiiiii. 
w h o 


W ere 
I'ri-ii'Is mill 
u i i i i n u t e s in 
t h e o.il 


a r i i i y , liin eil t o g e l l i e r y ' " i e r i J i i y . 
gV'. 
U . 
'I 'in i vs. 


rii.ni y , m ill .■'('Oi'i-c o f u l h e r v i c t i m a o f 


rin iie .1 v iu le iie e i i u J o u ir iig 'e , 
y n t .stiiliil 


I i i i n ' . e i i g e . i m u l lliii liv e s i ig .it e il . 
I n s t e i u l 
o f ] m n i 'i i l i i g e r i in u tiie G o v e r n o r p r a c - 


lie u lty ii 'tl elli. ie iitly 
e n e e u r a g c s i t , i f 


tlio e oppii.se-i to h im in p o li tie s a r e t h e 


.■■iiih rei's 
A n i l n o w i.e o t d e r s o u t 30(RJ 


m illlia. lo rig lil. ¡ h e p e t t y g r i e v m i e e s o f 


o n e o f h is lu.ils, w h o . 
f a i r l y b e a t e n fo r 


a n oifiee f o r whii-li 
h e 
s t o o d , 
s i n k s lO 


u iv .'ilid a te tile lie im i o f 
t h e 
p e o p l e b y 


fo ie o , 
iniil 
in ip 'is e 
u p o ii t h e m te r r i b 'U 


p e l . a l l i e s 
f o r 
t h e i r e u u t u m i i c y . 
I t is 


o e t i e r t h a t u e I 'u v e i i n a u t o c r a t i e a i f o r m 


01 g o v e i 'n i i i e n t a t o n c e , t h a n t h i s m o c k - - 


c r y o f fi-eedoin. 
i f w c h a v e n o rig h t.s , 


h -l u s eeii.se l ' (jU n rrel a b o u t t h e m . 
K i - 


t h e r l e t ii.s s tib n iii to w i i a t F h t e h o r a n d 


h is r a d i e a l g a n g h a v e in - t o r e fo r u.s, or 


i e a e h liiin m i d Lheiii t l i u i t h e y s h a l l n o t ' 


t aiiijile o n tlio 
l e a s t o f o o r i m n i u n i l i e s 


w i t h o u t ji a y ii ig t h e p o n a i t y . 
T i . e h l o o i l 


o f ev i r y m a n w h o is n o t a m i l k s o p boila 


w ith i n d i g n a t i o n a t t h e 
o u t r a g e s e o n i- 


iiiitted 
u p o n 
a 
p a t i e n t [ le o id e , in 
t h e 


n iiin e o f l i h e r l y , o f la w , a n d 
o f o r d e r . 


T h y i i i a k e a liell a n d 
e a ll 
i t U t o p i a 


T i n ; oii y q u e .- t io n 
is, 
h o w long w ill i t 


o r .-:ioU (1 It he horueV 


T i l ■' : u i rai-i-ii ill li e io - g i a is p r o n o u n - j 


.:.-ii l u 1..1 0 ! li e li e ' o es i .Jiip m i. 


'i’l'*; po¡oil.-\:ioo ol .Mon rei.1, r a n a d a 


\ V ,'s .. I,- L'.f'.OU l; 
le. IS -lU i t w a s le s s 


' h a i l 47,(!:J;.! 


A 
V '-nn ,: '"iiii l i e ' o n g i n g in S t . L o u i s 


r e e e ii I" w r o t e to ' i r 
t J r e e l e y . o f t h e 


.\e '.‘ V o i'k I r i ‘ iiiii', to u s e h i s i n l i u e o e e 


in 
o h t i i i ' i n g a s t u a t o n f o r 
h i m . 
I n 


I'l-ply, M r 
G r e e l e y w r o te : ■ •N ew V o r k 
i.s 
fit 1 o i i t c i 't i g 
u p o n 
t h e 
i n t e r e s t i n g 


p n i e e r s 
o f K ta r v iiig 
o u t t w o 
h u n d r e d 


t h o u s m i d 
p e o p e w h o m 
w a r a n d i r r c - 


deeiinilih* p p e r have, d i i v e o h i t h e r . 
I t 


is i m p n s - i l i l e to r e c e i v e a n d e m p l o y m o r o 


u n t i l t h e s e a r e g o n e . ” 


There hits never been a divorce gran t­ 
ed in riuuih Oarolina. 


roloradn and Nebraska are only to bo 
admitted by the iii.sertiori of a clause in 
the Enahling acts that the w o r d w h i t e ” 
is 
to be sti'ioken from their constitu- 
tioti.s; 
otiie'-wi-e, 
eiouigh 
Hepublican 
Fi'ualors will vote against the bills to 
defeat their passage over the ITc.sidcnt's 
veto. 


T he Atl.m la Intelligencer eays not 
a day p.isse.s but large numbers o f frecd- 
meii take their departuro 
westward, 
over the 8tiite Fioad. 
W e Lave been 
inforiiied that uot less than a thousand 
per week are thus transported on tlieir 
way rej 'ieing to the rich 
Mississippi 
h. .110111$. 
They are coilceted up in 
variou.s sections hy agents, and il is 
Biiid I lull all sorts of imineeiiients aro 
nffei-ed ilieni. 
A group may he seen at 
the ear shed every day 
awaitiug ship- 
meut. 


W ito wii.i, p.AV THEIR D eb ts?— I f 
the Slate Governments at the South are 
ab'ocm ed and the States ure converted 
into 'I’ei ritories, governed by CougicsB, 
who will pay their p'csent State debts? 
Some o f tliem owe, as States, from forty 
to 
lil'iy miliion.s; their obligations are 
hold in .Fitrnpe, and througbout tbe 
North and East in this country. 
I f the 
States lire abolished by Oongross, the 
debtor disapp*:ars by th e a c to f Congresa 
and 'liC creditor is lett minus his ritate 
bonds. 
T his is Suuitier’a wisdom; M o- 
vens’ .slutesmansliip; B outw cl.’s equity 
and liu ile r’s sbarpne.S8. 
• i 
P h ila . Herald. 
I 


g a c U s o t t i ’íU e 
R e p u b l i c a n . 


J A 
C 
K 
S O 
. \ V 
I L . L E 
A 
E A 
B A 
M 
A 


«ATÜRDAY, JAJÍ 6, 1867. 
le g iiiHiiw 
j ii 
I i-iiiin i- 
— 
H om icide—State Laws i: Freeduicn. 


O n F rid a y n ig lit, 2 Stli u¡t. an a lte r­ 


cation took place at B lu e M o u n tain , be­ 


tween Tom and M a rk, two ireedinen, 


in the course of w hich Tom stru ck M a rk 


w ith a sk ille t fracturin<; his s k u ll so b ail- 


ly jh a t he died on Teu.sday 
tnorniiig 


follow ing. 
O u rS h e riir, S. 1). itlcC le l- 


lan, deputized C hap U enm an, anutber 


frecdm an, who prom ptly arro.sted Tom 


and brought him to this place, under 


guard o f his posse, on W ednesday. 
A 


p re lim in a ry trial took place befóte J u s 


tices F orn ey and A dam s, and Tom was 


committed for trial at the ne.xt C ircu it 


C ourt. 
I t was ratlicr a novel sig b t to 


see a colored 
fc'lioriil’, with his 
guard 


arm ed with guns, lu arcliin g a prisoner 


into Tow n. 
T hey peilbitnod their d u ­ 


tie s, how ever, in a very efiicient and o r­ 


derly m anner. 


Skow.—To talk about snow, we do 
not expect to be nows in this section; 
but some of our papers uitiy stray to re­ 
gions where there lia.< not been quite .so 
much of it. On Saturday morning, 
29th ult. the snow commenced falling 
on frozen ground, continuing until even­ 
ing, when it was some two or tlircc in­ 
ches deep, .“raid to he the heaviuft for 
15 years. 
It lias ontinua'l In snow ev­ 
ery day since, more or le.-s, tlie sun on- 
ly'ha'ving been .seen for a few minutes 
on Thursday evening; and now, Friday 
morning, the ground is still covered; it 
is cold, cloudy and foggy, threatening 
more falling weather, either rain, sleet 
or snow. 
In short, the weather, like 
northern politics, is decidedly radical; 
with this difference however, the weath­ 
er promises sometliing good in the fu­ 
ture, while radical polities promi.se only 
evil, and tliat continually. 
Farmers 
say that snow remaining so long on the 
ground is favorable to a good wheat 
crop. 
There is also an old saying, that 
for every fog in January llicro will bo a 
frost in May; so look out for tho young 
cotton to bo killed, and be .sure to pro­ 
vide for a plentiful crop of grain, vege­ 
tables and bay, wbieh are thus far free 
from an uticoustitutional and burtheu- 
Bomo Yankee tax. 


NOON DISPATCHES. 
The inhabitanis of the Southern States 
can now only look to building up a ma­ 
terial prosperity. 
From the United 
to 34i 
States Congres.s they can hope for noih.:' ]^oui,..v|r,(,K, 
Dec. 


Nkw Yoiik, Dec. 29.—Cotton firm 


2 8 .— Jo h n 
W . 
lug. 
E ve n if acknow ledged a.s States, 
Porkin.s, aged 0 5 , pardoned recently for 
our Senators and 
K epresoutativcs 
ad- 
speculations, cut his w ife’s throat k ill- 


m itted to their .seats (o f w hich there 
is n .g her instantly and then cut has own 
Ills rceovcry is doubtful 
(.atise g c u c i- 
no im m ediate p ro b a b ility ) we should 
..'.e 
p¡g ¡,,te trouble... 


u tterly powerless to stem ihe tide ot 
X k iv V ouk, D ec. 2 9 . — G old U o t . 


R a d ica l m isrule; we should be in a m i­ 


nority powerless for good— hopeless po­ 


litic a lly for the future. 
C '.'iise q u e iiily. 


o ur .lo u rn a l w ill ignore polities, exeept 


go far as to keep our reai’.evs advis-..; v'f 


all ibe late news from 
W :ishÍ!.¿:t''n an.'; 


M onteoniery, of a ll im portant n:-.’asnves 


affecting our weal or woe, w iiethor o rig ­ 


inating from tho N atio n al or Ma'.-e I-' g- 


islaturo. 
T here is no 
political 
aviion 


we can advise our follow citizens to take 


that w ill benefit th e ir eonditioti. 
T h e 


future is dark and low ering. 
W a can 


ee the danger, but know not how In a- 


vert it; wo can point out the di-;ease, 


T h e stoam .liip P a.'iiionia had a rrived 
at io uth anipto n with yellow fe v e r on 
board fVotn the 
est In d ie s. 
She had 
iiinetv-tw o eases and tw enty-one deaths 
on tier passage 
■yv 
iti.' -.i-e: iiis of the e.vnb-ision at O aks 
t'oiii-.'rv, ti-.’ar U a ii.'sliy , show that 3 1 S 
•,!r:i;hs'occurred. 
.\ 
scetuid 
e.xplosiou 
cause.i 2 d more deaths, most of the la i 
ter bcine: m ining engineers and forem en 
of n c'ch i'.u -iiig co llieries. 
T w o 
more 
fXplo.-i'Uis f ¡lowed same d a y, and the 
,-eareh was suspended. 
.-Vnoilier ex|'ihi- 
si'Ui 
had oeeurrod near 
N'eiv C astle, 
Sial'foid siiiri', 71 lives being lost, 
'j’he 
yu e e ii siihseribed two hundred 
pounds 
lo r the re lie f of the sufferers. 
T h e 
i ’enian alarm in Ire la n d is re ­ 


but not the rem edv; shew tho poison, 
porten to be .-ub-iding, and im inoie a r­ 
rests are hi-ing nitido. 
It 
is .stateil that 
the 
but not the antidote. 
dVe sh a ll keep 


our readers advised fu lly o f the progress 


of that fearful storm that threatens to 


prostrate and overw helm us in its fear­ 


fu l m arch. 
T h ro ug h our eolum ns too, 


our readers w ill 
be the first to learn 


(sho uld such be the ca.se) that tfo.' Hood 


is su b sid in g — that the dr've wit h 
the 


olive br.anch appears abnvo tlio i'aee of 


the troubled waters. 
U n til that happy 


day we can o nly .say, ¿e «/' ijo,hI rhi r,\ 


re vo liitiiiiia ry 
prirdam ations in print, have been .-seized 
in Faubourg. S i. U '-nnis I ’ari.sli in c itin g 
a revohuion in Spain un d er the lead of 
C e ll. P rim . 
'f ile 
7 ’jvü.se takes exceptions 
to lln.' eom parison niade by A n F nini'c 
lic tweoii the 1 aiulia insurroi.’tinn .and ilie 
Polish revulutioii, sayin g tli.it the Can- 
dia alfalr was brou-eht about by a viida- 
lion of the treaty of agreem ent ou the 
part of '¡'ill key. 
I'oiistantinojle 


NEW STOEI 


a 
, 
a 
w 
i a 
^ 
H 


.-t.S iigiiiii esnililislied luinsolf in luisiness 
Mext D ofrto l i ’/le Wynne ,j- Co'i Old 
«,;«(/, iiml w ill kee[i coiistantly on liaad a 
ronij’leie aasa-i'nunl of' dooili, suited to tlic 
wauls of llie .pcoiile, ciubnieitig— 


( f i O O S i S , 


S r I I . I T S 


c K O ( 


A n d a F ld ^ E Stock o f 
GROCERIES, 


'VliD’ti Ut‘ w ill sell lU l\OyiF.^>\ 'SF.LyfA 


pricur-'. 
H i s uUl FtlcMuis u m l 
c u sto u su rs 


Mi-c m o u v v I'V 
ikiul b u y i n g ihu'ir gviOklsi 
ul’luiu. 
(I. Hr H ILH is u\\ h:\iul. utul 
ruiuly to 
,-t rvf lur ulfi iViottd.s. 
I.>t)iu la il lo call at Uiu 


N E W S T O E E , 


S ig n o f (ho 


(;.ai 
S¿<’í s t ! i n e E S i'fl F f a j 


Jilli' V •nil 


G .li>SU E Si AEASIA.IIA, 


Dli.-tI.IOR IN 
DRY (ÍOODS, 


N i:w Y o iik , Deo. 2 8 .— N’ o o n --G o ld 
1 3 2 i . 
'J'Tie fire at E lm ira , on .Sunday, p ro v ­ 
ed quite disa-^trous 
It caug ht in a iln ig 
store, on 
Lake street. 
Soon after the 
S cott' s 
M o n t h ly M .vg-Vz ix e — AVc ' discovery some ehem ieals exphaled lear- 


have received the .laim ary num ber o f ! ‘“ f e 
' ’’“ ‘' ' ' " ‘k ' t h e aiijo in in g ones 
■ 
- 
" 
■ 
b uild in 


A 
I'oiistantuiojle telegnim .stales 
A rich and genial soil is heneatli our 
a Fieiieh .■;-|inidron lias been ’ U! at 
feet, beautiful and salubrious skies a ^ the service of Turkey to render the 


bove us, warm and generous hearts a- i l.bm kade of C ainba imu-a eff-m ive. 
e 
» 
1 
.Nkw \" K K , D ec' 2 .Í — U o la oih.'Ikm] 
rouiiu us; our cnuiiues cannot lak^j Ujo.sü ’ 


blessing.s from us no more than they can , 
.\l¡u-.sliall B u zain c te’egrapii . d t.i N a- 
"p lu o k the sun from 
H eaven , or with 
poleon on the 2 3 d in si., as fuPews; 
polluted fingers tarnish it.” 
'Toil on. ' _ •‘.Maxlinillian is still in .My.xieo aiiilj 
..p.„ 
,0 the .Mli.LICA.N Í; D.WIiS 
hope on, struggle on with manly forti- : i'as not ennie lo any dem.sam with respect | , 
i .M„;-a^n.ss- 
. 
; » 
V . •• ÍW n 
\ \ \ 
M 
f U l U TU 111'> VH lIHni. l5. 
‘ 
¡ ;v}u‘IV in- i.-! 
S t Ü i o i i V l i l l g lilt* SíUllC ;^rcAt i l l - 
tude and horoie penstvoianeo. 
e a e 
^ 
.-u-amiers 
pas.sing throngh the fiery ordeal 
ot .ad- . , 
u n i„ 4 .- T r a a .- p o ;ls .-tem al ' 
v ersify, but in the 
end we 
m ay com e 
w ithoH l d e la v.'’ 
out more than conquerors. _ .buoii 
we . 
.¡ 
m ay be cnnahled 
to exclaim : 
1 nc ; 
be;,vee-i T u r- 
night_hatlij«.s.sea, jo y c o a ie tli w iti: 
able: 
G reat i 


iiio riiilig . 
• I aeii.-uion 
exists on 
------- l-.and.- ali'i : 
-Tj-Y T E E E PE A "PÍT 
■ ‘''-"’t'M'tt'ttl.E di.sturiuuiee in V cpa-i oni.-i. ; 
____________ 
’ 
I liu h g a ria is iiio v ia g inw ard- a ri-V'-b.iitui | 
■ to sever from 'fu rk e v . and .\¡. .•kbramo- ! 
. 
, 
• 
: 
. , 
, 
. ‘ I- 
siuiw ims eiLsiiiaiérs llm m gli Ins .-t.KK ami give 
; viah and 
.M. 1 tumiH aki are 
m entioned; 
, , 
, 
. 
,, 
_ 
as eandidates for the new 
B a lg a rla n • 
thr-'to. 
'i'he East Indian Goveiimieiit 


i i o o m DISFA'rC!iK.S. 


G R O C E i l l E ' Á , 


T H i í ’ Í . H 
rp.-^jK’f t r i i l l y i i i t n n i i hi.< i»Iil 
p u f - 


l o i u c F s H u d f r i u i i d s l l i a l h e l u i F i v c c n t - 


i v r u l l i o v c t l i : i ? c.ViCilk-iVi: F l f j c k n f Í D ' y ( í m i d s , 


i if w i n kK-j» coii.-iu.jiily o n i ia n d e v r y n r- 


iic if ;h :ti l!ic tr.-uif m a y d c n i a m i . 


i!t‘ aks-' !i.i< l!:v ru a tl y c a sii a t all 
t im e s lo 


p a y : b r CMittin. (,k*ni. \\*in-at, o r a n y k i n d ol' 


I’l v l u a* Hi.si Hie fHiUiler m a y 
oíRt 
lo 
tiie 
Kgs rk»'t. 


ili« accc.in[di.sÍ!t‘d S ak \siii!u u 
Ihi.i.iK 
Me- 


H l.\ t ;: e r v . w i l l 
s c n lca s e d a t a ll t i u i o tn 


‘ .-m li huiAraiu.'' 
w ill i n d u c e t h e m tü c a ll ;u_'aia. 


this tru ly valn:tbic and interesting s o u t h - !''’ 
, 
' 
. 
I on tl‘ t' o fl" r t-nlit nt the stro.'t. setting 
ern M agazine, 
published 


has openoil u loan of .G.x b iin dred thou­ 
sand poam ls ste rlin g for the re lie f of the 
O rissa fam ine. 
'1 lie K reiieli exp'-diti n penetrated as 
far as K a n g 1 ban w itte-ul ri-stsL.oiee on 
the U3tli day ot N ovem ber.'’ 
'I'hreu hum ifL'il houses were destroy- 


at A tla n ta , ¡ 
to A n th o n ’s H o te i and Tut,ter lla ip 
^D ,,y lire in li.m g K o n g o t,y ,e 3 ..Í!, 
G a . 
T in s num ber contain^ a splendid ; tilt.' firu r:i,t:c'H uvcT .six lio urs. cDit.^uiiHnii 
D-iuher. 
lif* e i\u ^ v a i in -K ira ii w rf 


Steel plate eitgraviug of Gen. K . 
E . ^ <^3 the hitiU linxs ot 
Cake .-tieet, 
trotn 
‘ "11 re. <- 
ti i.ie y it i. 
. 
e . 
• 
Leo; & am ong the eonlfciitf tiitiy be fotiiid : 'D -itor t-i C arro ll. 
'1 otai insiiranee 
■ ei.\NAl .1.1. , 
/.it . 
. 
tie 
m 


— “ F ie ld and C atiip— N 'iidit T ho ug hts - ^ 9 -’- 
Boss estimate g 5 '.Ü,tt()U. 
— T h e Doom of U nstilic— .'ly Ik ib y’ in I 
a rriv a l froiti 
Porto t.'ahello con- 
the S kie s— 'rite 'fro p -s oí the B ilile — 
firnis previous ailvlees received 1-y us o!' 
A rca d ia — 'The Secret .31arriage; 
or th e ! 
revitluiiu n at Bana-lotia am! Guar.-iga, 
S in and K.vjiiation of H elen G ra y — On ■ V enezuela, ami a state of general atmr- 
liiv iiig 
in 
P e rspeeiivo — .Xm hiiion — ' t-'hy ¡md confusion exi.sts. 
llem in iso nees of V ie n n a — T he Mi.ssion | 
vV 
I'u b lin 
letter to the W o rld say.s 
ol the W ater.s— L iv in g and posthum ous , '''t f e 
ars' 
sixteen 
w ar 
vessels 
near 
F am e ,” w ith m.aiiy orhcr excellent a r- 
Queetistow ii, and that m any of the loyal 
inhabitants are lleeiiig to ih - g;;rrisoii,s 
for safety against threatened F ,;iiian ris ­ 
in g . 
Stevens wa.s believed to be in South 
Irel.M td. 
W ash in g to n , 
Dee. 2 S .— T h e P re si­ 
dent has revoked the E xe q u a to r of G e r­ 
hard Ju n sso n . 
Consul of G h ie n lu irz at 
N ew Y o rk, for 
refusing to apnear be­ 
fore the Suprem e Court on the pb a that o ,rp lu s o fth e .staple, if a n y , ¡ a=s 


to I-ow cii and .Maiiehester, to 
be 


tid es 
'This M.agazine rie h ly merit.? a more 
extended and universal jiatrontiLro. iiiid 
we hope to see. it reeeive its full share 
in this section. 
W e w ill take pleasure 
in c x liih ilii.g spceitiieii num bers to per­ 
sons who m ay w ish 
to 
su b scrib e .— 
Term s § 5 per aiiium i. 


W c copy the follow ing 
from 
the 


“ G adsden 'fim c s ,” the first n uiub ur o f! his C onsular fu n cli'u is exempt iiim . 


ll.e h iiio n d , In d ian a , 
involved the Kws 
o f one hum iretl and fifty ibousaitd dol­ 
lars. 
T h e railroad ib-pni telegtapli of- 
lieo and a large quantity of wiu-at .ami 
lard W ere doStroyeil. 
W.\sni:>oTo.N', Ja n . 
1 .— 'fh • A rk a n ­ 
sas eom iuitlee a r ii; ed 
late this after­ 
noon— loo lute for action 


••Otill P!..VTFOKM."— Tho 
X a sh v ille 
l.i'iZ'th- puts tii.j i'..dlo-.vi ig at the 
!i.-ad 
of its eolumn.s a.-it.s p latf-rn i. A 'e think 
the w liole Soutii m ight w ell adopt it: 


J. T. HAUilKTT, I'lopiietor. 


ÍF HOW lip’-fK-d ÍI) t h e i r a v c i l i n ^ p u l H ic . 


( l a t i . s d i t i — J . i i T y - l l h . I-S 'I T . 


Ü 
2? , a s . 
S3 .1 2 Í T ! ! 


D ry G o o d s, 
G ro c e ry , 


AND 


/íé t tc Á a n é . 


Let 
Souila.-ni peo’ole ho 


Vihieh wtLS p iih lirho d on the 3 rd inst. 


. S a liilit iu s - y . 


'W e this day conimenee the ptiblica- 


tiun of the G adsd'H T im te , in tho C oun ­ 


ty o f B aitie 
W e iia vc sdeeled G ad s­ 


den as the iio in l o f pnblietition, because 


we believe that at no di.stant day it is 


destined to be an iuipoi-iant place— the 


m ost im portant in North East A labam a. 


It is near the centre t'f a ftutile and pop- 


nlou.s county, beautifully located on a 


navigable riv e r, at or near the Ju n e - 


M ID N IG H T JIS PA T G H E S ! 


Washington, 
Di-e. 28 —The 
dis- 
piUehes at military h. a.hpmr'vrs eouiirm 
the Fort Phil 
Kearta-y uiassiver'.u— 
Gtil H. Blaiiingtoii. eeiumaudii g Fort 
Phil Kearney, s.iy.- that liu'J-.ius uutii- 
heriiig 3,0()'b attacked tlie, soldiers uear 
the fort, killing the eiitir-’ partv. ami 
mutilating their hodies liiiiT'.bly. 
t.'ob 
J.etlerman, t'apt. Brown, Lieiti, .auiia- 
moniil and the ninety-om- uieti. w,;re 
mostly new rooruits. 
Gen. Francis 
Blair sueeeeds G.m. 
tion of two great'I’n iiik Uailwavs ¡¡uar- 
' nitis as I’aeitie Uaiiroa l Gunm n.-ri.'ii- 


tcrin g the eou iiiien t— in the inuiim iiato i 


v icin ity o f coal bed.-; and iron ore in in ­ 


exhaustible quantities, and o f tile 
first 


qu ality, with water power .sullieient to 


turn a m illion of spim lies; and, o f a g ri­ 


cu ltu ra l resources enough to auslaiu a 


city 
o f tw enty-five thousand in h ab i- 


tanta. 
In all 
the eleiiieiits of wealth 


and pro.sperity, Baitie eouniy is uii'-ur- 


paased, if eqiniTed in East or North A la. 


It w ill be, one ot 
tlnr ¡iru n ary nbjeets 


o f this Jo u rn a l to ;dd in develop tig the 


great n atural 
re.sonrcos o f this se-.'tion 


o f co untry. 
It is o iily neee.sanrv that i 


these advantages should h' 


induce capital and im m igration lo flow 


tato. 
'The insiiratiee ts noi koow u. iott 
is sin ail. 
T ile priueipa’i h sses ar-i Pnv- 
ingiou & S-uati 
H y a t t , ,-\ ten 
i G'o , 
.los, I.iqdim e. H , G elkerso n, Win. U o- 
s-n h u rg . Henry -Neil, 
t.'fiiM.'. G arth lix 
k n o w n , to 1 M a r s h a ll, a n d M eL otiu A K ilp a tr ic k . 
N ew 
Y o rk , 
Dec. 
2 8 .— A -ld iiio ia l 
. 
, 
, 
i particulars o f the crcat 
sn.iw storm -at 
in from a ll citrcetions, not only from the 


U nited States but from Europe. 
ceived. 
T he storm 
raged 
w ith gteas 


T o the M a uu fa cture r— the M in e r— 
fu ry at H arlem , wliove a row of (3 houses 
the M e rch an t— the M e ch an ic— the F a r- 
A le xan d e r avenue were als-' uiiroof- 


m or. in Bcarch o f a fertile Boil, 
rich ‘ nno were also nnro-tlect aud one blown 


sure to 
pro'inee, as they e a-ily can, an abum iaiii 
.-iippiy ot p ro v i-io iij, m anufacture their 
own lim ber ami iron into a:l tiic 
inipie- 
metits they need, spin and w -ave alt tln- 
eottoii ilu-y eon.-rumo. and 
let u n 'y tiie 
over 
paid 
tor in ea.-ii 
Let them ilo whal- vei mav 
iie re -.siiy t . secure 1 lire K.-j-ui-licaU 
.;~rate G oV etnm ei!:, am: sfe .di.v r Üirv 
by any liebasing e o m i d i - i n e - t " pur 
eii;;se tlie p riviiege o fe iijo -.in g tlie if 
('otisti;utio;;;,l lig h ts ill the F e J -ra ; U n ­ 
ion 
,8 I einphiyed, let them ma .iu ily 
im.-ct w hatever destiny may tie iu s'o i’e 
tor them, seenre at lea.-i in ihe p'-s.ses- 
sieti of tiieir own sell-re.-peel. 


bc.lTTirUI.NM 
T IIK 
F llK K ii.M K N 
A 
33 ar U iig t'111 co r. osp 'iiid eiiI ol the .9 aCon 
‘J'ldegi aph wi iles: 
T n ro n gh the ine liu m o f the e- lored 
paslor.s of the rhu rch cv. the supmii-.ti-ii- 
lia iit of the h'fet-.jiio-u .s B u ’ i-an h 
iriv- 
Oil tiotiee to the I'vererow deil negro p p- 
nlati' ii huihlled about the .siiiiurban see 
tio iis of till- di.-t iet. (said tc- eXe- i-d lit, 
t'O ’) who tif',' tiaabb: to iimi i iiqdoyim nl 
that 
ihi V 
11 list s-ek 
G.-eivli le tb- a 
means o f iivelilio-.id. as they i-:innoi 1 
- 
ger be provi-lc-i for at 
G overnnient e x ­ 
penso. 
'i’ hey are e.-owded tegetber in 
m iseratihi h'lt.s, 
panpers and de.stitut-.‘ , 
and wonhl pciish if n.it snppo ted 
bv 
T h e esiinr.ite I loss i- ^ 2“ 0 , 
ilin U li'ted Fl.an-s. mu'; e.f' ilyitig of di.-- 
case. 
T ran spo rtaiioii i-; ofer-ai to a'! 
wd ittg lo CO. to r-'.ir-li New 3 tok, Petiti- 


iS ig ii o f llic R o d c t W liit o f l a g ) 


f ; V SÍ.'íISSLV . A E 4 íí.* .75. i. 


T W 
i-eii-liinlly ou hatid. ;iin: otf rs Ibr 
.V:de, 
Weii seleete-1 Stock ot' Ürv (¡üU'i.-;. 
o i.'c-rivs. 
Hal-;, itoots 
Sitors, Tin anil 
tgin-10 \V:.rc-, am! a va-.-ii-i_v ol ;u'ii>-!vr iinia!- 
iy ki-pt to 
(í.-/ívrv 
nb 
th'uni rlee:) 
.til of which ¡le w il! ,-; li 
i-iieiiji as tii-c cbeapi-.r; I! 
I f n-n e /¡7/,' r.}f.:y- 
ly'l 
lo v ch liii a call aail v,iii w ill ’'-eiir-vi.- 
U. i! 
ll.M-tT. 


N . I ’l. 
.39 
k in d s of CotiiU r; 
I'n c im 's 
iu'U c'i: at lie-i-.igh,-.si market price. 
.Vi.-oall 
kind-- of l-'nr. ¡'runi tin- size o f a 
F in .-: skin 
lo an 
I,:u¡! hide. 
[Jlc -,a l adv.-uu-e.s 01 oic 
on I'o tio n . 
1;. 1!. li, 


l.tc.-i.s'i811 .\!a. .I.in 'y 4 lii l.s-;7. 


N O T I C E . 
J 


U RY Tickets and County ClRÍtns_ regis­ 
tered previous to 1st January, 1803, w ill 
be paid ui'on preseiitntion to the undersigned. 
L . W . CANNON, Co. T r. 
J.an. 2, 1867. 


S h e riff S ale- 
B 


3' virtue of one fi fa issued from the cir­ 
cuit ocurt of Calhoun county and to me 
directed, ! w il! expose to sale to the highest 
bidder for cash, before .the court house door 
in the Town of Jacksoiville, A la. on Monday 
tin Jtli day of Febrnary, 1SG7, the following 
described lainds, lying in Calhoun county, 
known and designated as follows; to-wit: 
West half of the south west fourth of sec­ 
tion 15, township 15, rangi 6— east half of 
south east fbiirtli, and ilie north east fourth 
of the norili en.st feui-tli of section 21, town­ 
ship 15, range li— also 30 acres, more or less, 
olf llte north west corner of section 22, boun­ 
ded by Clear creek 011 the east, and the south 
eaai fourlli of the uorth east fourth section 21 
towiishiji 15, range (1, and ten and three quar 
ter acres in section 22, on tlie west bank of 
Clear creek, and tlienorth east fourth of sec­ 
tion 2‘J, township 15, liiingo (1, levied upon 
as the property of A ilow iiing to satisfy one 
iila in my hamls in favor of Cassaiider tjtur- 
ke.a. Adm, ol Daniel Sturkey, dee'd aud a 
gainst A llowning, fiarkin Coker and fi. s. 
Downing— Dec. 22, ISilO— !fl5 ÜU. 
S . i ) . M e G L E L E N , 8Lff. C. G. 


A ls o a t the .sam e tim e a n d p la c e , 
B 
V virtue of one ft fa. issued from the cir- 
i-nit eoui'L of Callioun county, and tome 
diiected, 1 w ill sell before the court house 
door, ill liie Town of Jackfonvtlle, Ala. fui- 
c.ish. ail the ¡merest Cavid .Moore has in the 
i'ol!o'vi:ig i.'iiid.-;. siinated in (faih-.uin county 
.-\!a known,' anil dc.-.igiiHted a.s Ibllow.s,lo-ivii: 
,«a-;t ioiii'ii; iinrili west fourth ind the nortli 
weal n-.uriii o!'norih cast fonnli, section 3d, 
to'.vnshii- . 
f.oige 7, cast in the Coosa fiaml 
ili.>:r;. ;. 
it-d upon as tbv projieriy of lla- 
vid .Moiji' , •>, Sitti.siy one ii fa iu favor uf it. 
IJroil.s. .3i!nniii.Ssralor. Ac. and against Da­ 
vid .Moijie and Spivey Cannon. 
;S. 
i>. M -.G IJ u L E N , Shff, C . C . 
Dec. 30, l.-idd—$12 ou. 


.-Vl.so, a t lite sam e tim e a n d ptao c, 
f >T viritie ot' oini 11 fii, issued from tlie eir- 
j _)9 ciiii lunirt ot’ Calhoun county, Ala. aud 
1 . 
directed, I will oiTer for .sale to thehigh- 
csv V)i*hlei- i'..r cash, before the court house 
dout-in tile Town of .lanksunville, .Ala. all 
liu-¡nicresi that .Martha Coker, .lo.scph Co- 
ivi.-riiud Willi.-etn Ctikei- has in and 
to tlic 
following block of l.niui. ;S"o 
1, 2, ;■{, 4, 5. 
7 and 11, section Id. 'i'ownship 15, range 
1 1 east, containing 320 acres— levied upon 
as the iiropcrt.v o!' .Martli;! Caker, Jn.seph C'o- 
kcr and W illiam Coker, to salisty .said ti fa. 
in I'avoi- of Juh.ison 
.Mitchell .V co. 
8 . D 
M m l.E J .E N , Fhff. C . C. 
Dec 2U. 
Sdd— t-il'Z ()". 


PH O TO G RA PH C. 


K. A II. T . A . N T i i c N V k C O ., 


.Mannfiicli;rei-.s 
o f I’l io 'o g f.iiih ic, .Material.?, 


tV h o lc s a ie a n d 
R e ta il, 
50I nllo.MjW.lv, N. V. 


In a d i l i l i o n to o n r u i a i n bu.siuc.ss o f I 't i o i o - 
I’liic .'.i.vri:i:i.u,.s w u a r c I i c a d q i i a r i c r s f o r t h e 
f u i l o w i n g . v iz: 
STf.iiKuicoi'r.? i F.TKitr.i .'cufic 3‘ ikws 
C i ’ .■tiiicrican n i a i 
K u r c ig i i C iiie s a u d f ia iu is - 
cai'i-.s. C i- o u p s , .'itaiuui-y. e tc . 
.STI-lRKO.dCOl'IC V IFW .S (.IF THF. W AR, 
f r o m n i-g a liv o s n-.ade in t i n - v a r i o n .s caiii- 
paigii.- a io i l o r i n i n g a c o u i j d e l e P h o l o g n p l i i e 
hi>!i'.ry t)f tlie g r e a t c o n ii-st, 


s f K i t i - i i . t . - i r u i ' i c v i i - ;\ v .8 u x g l a .s .s . 
■A'iaptcd for e i t h e r ilic .Magic i a t i u e u i o r t h e 
.S ie iv o s c o p c . 
U i i f C a i a i ü g n e w i l l b e s c u t to 
a n y n d d r e s S o n r e c e i p t o f s t a m p . 
j ’/ i o r o o j u p / i f c j L B n i s ^ 
W e in a in ifa i-tn re m o r e l a r g e l y 
ih-.m a lly 
o'.io-r huii.'c. a b o u t 2 o 0 vark-iii-, f ro m ;7(l ei-nt.s 
to .-rSO e a e h . 
l.lu r Al.iiv.sis i ia v e tile re p u tii- 
liu t i o f b e i n g .s u p e r io r in b e a u t y -and d u r a b i l ­ 
i t y to a n y otlit-rs. 
Card Photographs o f Generals, States­ 
men, Actors, etc etc. 
O u r C i i t a t o g u e e m d r.te e ., o v e r l i v e t h o n .s 'in d 
.li!!ert-nl m i '-L-i-i s . ini li i ii in g rep ro d ia,-tio ::s o f 
biw.t-d l-ingri-.vings, I 'a i u f i u g s . 
C .tt.til,g o es .-eni o n r c e e i p l o f 
k':y 
! ih-v mo.st ee 
' l a ;111 s. et 
stamp. 


F. HILL 


.Milwaukic, Dec, 2>^.— I be Eagle 
Irmi Works and shops ailjoitiiug the, 
Mllwaiikic anil I'rairiu Jc I'iiien Rail 
Boad rc.vtaiiraiil, ami part of .lolinsous 
i Go’s lumber yai'ii, w, r.- binned tfiis 
tmiriiing 
Jess §.'i''.1 u u i; 
iiiMiraiice 
§ 2.3, OUU 
St. Louis, Doc 2"^—.3 fire at 3Var. 
roiisburg, MissouG, 011 Guvislina-; Eve, 
de.stroyed 22 Imsiiiess I;..use.- -and ihrei- 
dwedings. 


lias hi.s -t.ooks and .tecoiinis ai R. I!. K ; |e’ s 
Ne-.s < lo ;v . 
.'li! i-ersen-: im'.-btt-d tr> idni v.ill 
piense 
eoiii-- :'ie,-.ynrd ami .-.■•tie by c;isb or note. 
C.'.dsd'-n .Ml 
I,Si;7. 


. \ o i k - e . 


A L L por.'ons indebted to roc arc re- 
ipl'-.st'-d 
III eall and .setlle w ith J . 
H . 


l-ra m -i.s . 
tit my old co un tin g r o o m . 
I f tile tua-ou'its -are not setlie ' h v 
th>' 
l-5t!i o f-Itu iu a ry tlu-y w ill he It.-fi. in the- 
hands of art officer for collect ion 


H U I'R A N C I? . 
•Ttii-ksonvi’h \ .Tan. :i, '(J7 . 


IIfrlet 
' lie 
I.KCTOR UK I nTKUNaI. R rv, 
I ’ls. FM'*' 
A l.i, Jauk.'f.Hvillt.'. Ll.r-; 28 /ru j. 
it iilif c \ 
o f C a H io u ii C o u n ty , 
'^HK aiiti'ia; l.iY a^Ff■‘i5e•l 
V'..,: iu;á 
:i3iHÍti»d u» inuuy ií¡u A ¿.-•'ví.):- 
I. in htá suihuaI Hf? t/‘ 
■l_ luw ’j.u* Htvii jiuiH a iHiiü 


ib) 
I h u - i» H ü h y 
. n . , i t - 
y rn.uie 
mi; ñtL H.t.-.-ai'i 
‘u’.i 
!a;v- 
r r u V a l - '.Hr Inv 
-.H 
lu K Iff or tweutv 
wii H i i l e 
t r a V f I u - 1 in í.-d :i;.j 


iH.'fll 
Í ihv I*:: 
ÍU- saHu' 


•uvN. 
it'Uii 


In U IlU . 
IID' 
liUTrui’ V.'i 
U'.-IlH? 


I ’intruiTaplior.^ aritl oHu-r> 
^nods 
y’. Y». U .. '.v.ll 
ruHiit 25 ¿icr c e n t u f th e 
aiiM H iit w i t h Uicir unler. 
prices atid qii.ility of ouv o;oods 
caiiHul fail lüFiitiífy, 
Nov. 10, 
— 'ini. 


^ 
S A LIS B U R Y , BRO. & CO 
Kxieiisiv" .Mau.ufacturer.s and Iiii]fortcis of 


G o ld , P la te d fe O re id e J e w e lr y , 
Ü C L 1D .AND N IC K I-X 
S I L V S R 


J - I Í K illC A F . 
,j- S W I S S 
W.-l T C H H S . 
( a>fd l)V (.nr.^ulvu?. 
Arid every descripiiun 
uf r a n f v 
ti!u l Y a n k e e M otions, 
t.'Fj.er;;tl!y a-t.u-uvi and tíusÍLTued for áüulhem 
aii'l W'cFi.'-rri Trado. 


C:ry:¡!ara an-.* fiili dfScnHtive Price Lirts 
Feat ii're. 
A l'uh:.-’ wjintefl evcrv where. 
Ad.uv.^=, 
ríA iH H iíK U IíV . HnO.vV CO.. 
r»l DuM-iiiiceFirvet. í’rovu»::nck, P^. Y. 


M iiH X G O -M iiS E R Y . 
li . .1. M . W M X G has on h a n d a jf 
-id., and lor .stilc, as goof, if tint th,-* !^ 
i-v,-: Fruit in tif.-.<011111. 
Apples, Pears and 
i’e.tclits, rt¡ier.¡n_' fr.itii .June to November. 


('IT A I^ E V IN E .S , ilie most choice 
eJ-W kiiid.s. 
.N'ectarines. 
Pinm.s. 
Pecan 
' 
f 
ahno.-;! any 
t h i n g 
v o n 
m a v 
Tv'ths,'i-aretully 
It.lieüc'i and .-,,-iit to any app!i,.-.-,nt. 
b'',v'>"‘iia»,';iiil-' ordv'rs of course. 
yv-A' 
Rev. ,8 . G. JK.NLI.V.8 is'iiiv autli- 
A guit. 
K. .1. M ANNING. 
la . , I l et. i 3 . ISUij — i a i . 


s y l v a m a . t h e 33 r - t 
a n d ih o 
g e n i a l (V) ' 


e i im t ile o f N , w L i i g i a n d . 
| 


n o tic e , w i t h a p e n a l t y o f tea p-.r o. 
■f.liim al u i m u ilie a m o u n t o f ic.v.m. 
Ib-re.ift;-r ca.-ih wi!L be re-iinted. .ja i 
-,' 
'tiet’oP- pi-rodi,-r,- gt-anied, 
s--,aipá tor .-.ih-at ta . ii;U , 
0:1 t f J i c c Ito .v . 
i l . F . V | ; i ; \ t i V 
Dep. Coi. Int. ii.,v. 


: t , v a n d i v s r & co. 


B 
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N ©iice 


I t e g m t e r * 
U 
Ni-ir;!: a:i,l t,y vir-.ne o f a D ./rrey r>-i;,ioi-. 
ed b y the Ijoa. cliam-ery Court, lield 
1 at i.i'-k.o,)!;-.--;.;., Caümnrj Count-.-. .Al.vi.atu-c 


just received and offer 
a w,-i! seic-cted Stock o 
^ I D ru g s & M e d ic in e s , 
-g-,v ! 
P a te n t 51ctliciiies, 
I 
I'erfiiiiicry. i’aiicy and 
S I'l’oilet .-Vi-ticles, Liquors, 
lor M edicinal purposes— 
D ye-Stufls—Paints, 
D 
O ils—'Varnishes. 
^ 
liru.sfies. 
<fcc. Ate 
J.iCKS0yvii.i.E, Ala. April 1 4 . ISdC. 


F R E E T O E V E R Y B O D Y ! 


mines, an iuJustrioua, moral and relig­ 
ious society, cheap lands, railroad and 
6toamboat facilities, a healthy climate, 
mineral gpringa, beautifal and romantic 


TO 
A D.M I.VFST F A T .IR S . F X F l'- 
t'"' ^m'n Di.hrii-t. Nbr;h.Vrr'6'i.m.-erv'Dfi 
L 'TO h’S 
A 
G F A F I f / A X S 
O /': 
'Tfrm, ísói;. in f.vor ,,f 
" O F ^ ’T Y 
,■ 
'■ S huw.aiiu .Agx. &e. and against i!e.n- 
, 
/ i ry uaiues, 
1 w ill, as 
RwA.-U-r 
„f 
.-;,v;d 
Ai.l Lxeetitors, .\dn,inivtimtors an t , .-onn, proc.-td i„ self hefore'tim court 'a,use , 
x ílx jx . l \J Jfi V 
iJU U Y I 
Gunrdinn-;, are herchy n ■tihed to be Jc i f i u l l i o u n coumv. Aini.iuua. within 
. 
, 
x 
tippimr at my oaive. .,i,'or hefro tim I Aili i 
'.Yl'V' 
''•'‘'h, to ilm high- 
A 
0 PP- Catalogue, teaching how 
1, 
I 
‘ 
iv'i*- 
’ .m 
• ' I 
un MuNDAY ihc* •ith da'- o*' 
' 
n-movir Fan, Frc-ckles, PÍTinles 
of Hanuaiy, l a u . aiw 
ile rn.-ir ^ rKBíiL'.\UV, láüL the fuUovvia. dwcríud i 
I'au-hcs. Salio'.vness, Erupl 
o 
. , 
. . TT A 
acco'iin.s for annufiU partial or tiiKil .<ft ! L»iud, to-wiL The north half of north 
j 
‘'«piirities ofihe skin. Howto 
Ihe srorm w:w very viuleiit at tlud- ileiiieni; and al.'-o rctuMV their ]5r>iitL'- ! 
nortÍM*:ii.n of north we¿t qr. jcciion 24^ ! 
cud and beautify 
son, every avenue to the city being where they have becuuiv itisufficivut. 
' 
' 
' 
' ' “ ........ . 


down. 
Lo.ss §20.00(1. 
'The storm wa 
son, every aven 
blocked by snow. 
Four passeniger cats 
'I'ho.ite failing to re.?petjd promptly to 
scenery, we say’ come to Gadeden and ! 
' d 
calL will certainly b,.- waited 
. 
^ 
J r 
n 
flunous damags on the 33 estera roads. 
upon by the Sheriff immediatclv th, m- 
explore the new, neb and fertile Coun- 
js'q trains have arrived Itere from after. 
A . 3V0 ÜDS, .judtr,-of 
ty of Baine. 
that direction this aft.-rnO'-'c. 
i 
Dec. 22, 1S66. 
' 
Probato 


east qr. 
lown.diip 13, range H—to satisfy said decree 
rcudcred bv said Chaiioery, court. 
.M. 1IAME.S, 
Register A .'lasttv. 
J.iu. 
lS-37—$12 00. 


Address 
BERGER', .SHCfTs'¿“cO.'. 
Lhemists', 283 River iStreet, Tror, Ji. y. 


SPLEHDm H O ^ T PREb¿Ñt8i 
GOLD km SILVER! 


FIN A N C IA L CRISIS 
com pel US t o B ell 


7/1 (A« C ourte o f S ix ’n o n th t 


/ i d P 
O 
y - ............. 


■WORTH OP 
W atches, Clocks,; Chains, Han, . 
RiBgs, Pianos, Melodeons, Sewlnr 
M achines, S ilver wire, &c. 


A L L T O B K n iB P O B E D O í a T 
O i^ E O O L E A R £.4iC B , 
33Mthoitt regard to value!' And not tole 
paid for iiiilil you know whntyou 


a r c to reeeive. 


fa s 'A lte r receivmg the o r t i c l c , ¡fit docs not 
please you, you c a n r e t u r n i t and your 
money w i l l b e r e f u n d e d . 


The Stock Compbises, amongst other »ni 
ck-s, Splendid Clocks, Gold and Silver Wmth 
cs, Rings set avith Diamonds, Rubies Pairl 
Giirtietnnd otherStoue8,(solitaireand in clii, 
tei's. )lmidics' sets of Jewelry, comprising l>i,,' 
and Ear Rings of the most foshionubleitvlHi 
set in Precious Stones of every variety, io¿ih' 
er witli a large assortment of Gold aud Enan' 
elled and Pearl Sets, Gold Studs and Sicer. 
Bntlons of the moat beautiful patterns Gent» 
Bosom and Scarf Pins, and an endless vuritiv 
of Bracelets, Chaiiisj Musical Boxes fWi 
Dresses, Combs, Cliiirms, &c. 
’ 
hi coiisequeiice of t h e g r e a t s ta g n a t i o n of 
iraile m the Manufacturing distriot.a ufKrunw 
tiiid England, a large quantity of valuablt 
Jewelry, ofigiimlly ¡ntendcd for the European 
market, has been sent off for sale in 
country, and must be sold at any sacriece! 
Uiulcr these circumstanccB the “WATCH* 
GULD JEWELRY CO.” have resolved upon 


A !1 A P P 0 R T 1 0 ] V i H £ I \ ’r! 
.subject to the following regulations: 
CcrliticaU's of the various articles, tfithont 
fcgnrd to choice or value are first put into en­ 
velopes, stakd up and mixed; and, when or- 
ilcred, me taken out by a blindfoldvd liov 
.-iiid sent by inail,.ilW3givÍDgBlla(airchnncá 
i.hi receipt 'of file Certificate, you iviil fi-j 
wiial you are to liave, and< then it is at voiir 
option to send the doll-ar and take thenrtii-is 
or not. Piirclmsers may thus ohtain a Piano, 
.MuloJeon Sewing Macbine.GoId Watch, Ilia! 
moiid Ring, or any set of Jewelry on our List 
rm- Une Dollar. 
- 
NO BLANKS. 


SEXU '25 CENTS FO R A C SB TIH CA T*. 
In all transactious by mail we shall charge 
for forwarding the certificates, paving postage 
nnd doing the busrncss 25 cent each, whii-h 
imist be euclo.scd when the certificate is sent 
i<)f. Five certificateswillbesentforSl, elev­ 
en fur $2, tliirty lorSS, sixty-five for $10. 
atidlüü forSlS. 


.-30 ENTS—33'e want agents in every town 
ami cDimty in the country, and those acting 
a.-!.--uch will be allowed ten cents on every Cer- 
tifii-aie ordered by them provided their rviiiit- 
laiice amounts to Si. Agents wil! collect'15 
cents for every certificate, and remit 15 cents 
to Its, either in cash or postage stamps. A- 
gent.s reniiitingat once S30. will be eiililloi 
lo a boaiitiful .Silver Hunting Case, Patent Le­ 
ver Watch and 200 certificates. 


B L .4 3 Í K I I O E D S , 
FOR SALE a t this OFFICE. 


I’tcs.;;c write your .Name, Town, County k 
.Stato. plainly, and address all orders lo 
Watch and Gold Jewelry Company. 
3t> Lilieriy Street, ^■ew York 


~ « R O V E S T E E i l & CO., 


P ia n o F o r te M a n u fa c tu re rs, 


4 8 0 B 
r o a d w 
a y , J V t w 
Y o r h . 


■'g^guj.THESE PIANOS received the High- 
« J Wvesl .Award of .Merit at the World’i 
Fair, over the best makers from London. Patil, 
Geiinany, the cities of New 3'ork, Philadfl- 
phiii, Baltimore and Boston; also, the Gold 
J U e d f d » t the A m erican Iiulitule, forFII'E 
.SL'i.'UESSI3'E 3'E.ARS I! Our Pianos con­ 
tain tlie French Grand Action, Harp Pedal, 
(.tversiritng Bass Full Iren Frame, aud o.M 
.Moilern iiiipiovemenls. 
Every Instrument 
¡viirrnnted F I Y E year»- .Made nnijcr ibe 
.-ni|a-i-viv.-iion of Mr. . J. H. GBOVE- 
S'l’EEN, who has a practical e.xperienc« oí 
over thii-iy-Iive years, and is the niaket of _ 
oi-fr chrrn thousandpiano-fortr». Our fiicili- ' 
ties for niaiiufacturing enahles us to felllliiss 
in.-truna-nts from .$100 to $200 cheaper than" 
than anv first class piano forte, 
il. 4 P. '. 
Dee. 8. 1 -66-__________________ly. 


J ^ ' e w C r o o d s . 
P- ROWAN, 
• I t T o r n e y 's C e r tic r . 
I .S now receiving and opening, an extcniivd 
and well selected .stock of 
P a ll and 3Vinter Staple and Faavf 
DRY GDODSi 
Every vnt iety, style, fashion and pattern lun- 
ally enquired for’in this market. Also 


C r o c k e r y 4 t G l a s s w a r e , 
Hardware, Cutlery & Sails, 


D F .w G S & S tI S D ia i lT S S , 


f t 
S A W 
A , 
-! 
m 


^ 
o f v a r i o u s d e s c ríp tié » -, 
—ALSO— 
Factory Itarn,' 
K e ro s e n e O il, Sl c . 
A r.p of which are offered for sals on the 
most reasou.alile terms. 
He respectfully soUciu a call and examirt' 
ticm of It is Goods, from bis friemls scquaia- 
tiinces, and the public generally, with the *>• 
suraiice that they can and will be pleased an# 
suited in quantity, qoality and price. 
X'.teksonville, N o v. 3. 1866. 


S c h o o l J ¥ o tic e . 
J S fs J itm 
Th* exerdse* of the 8 c ^ 
Frná 
under the oostrol of the ondB' 
signed, wUl be itsumed Jan, 
8th, 1867. 
. . . . . 
No change in terms—clever ¡odustnoM 
boys gladly received. 
Tuition due on the last day o f the teiw- 
Dec. 16. 
D. F. 8M1TH._ 


P H O T O G R A P H S . 
' 
A M B B O T Y P E S . Ac» 
E . G O O D E , . g r t i s i . 
(Formerly of AahriUe, Al»-) 


R o o m s first door north of B. 
ward's Store. 
June l#i 


Tude^J. W . i^apsley. of Solm a, is 
• qnriDgfield. Massachusetr^s, as the a- 
r i f Mr 
B ridgm an, Troasuror of 
I f i J a b a Coal Co.npany. T he S p rin g - 
I f d Republican says be came iNorth to 
plans relative to the oonstruotion 
|"l7 ra i road which forms a connecting 
liok between the road ru n n in g south 
I ' “ 
Washington, I). C., through 
IÍ 
.tihure Va., and K noxville, 'len n . 
I 
J to ii Ga., and 
the A labam a and 
iTenDessee Rivers Bail^road, the present 
ÍNortliern terminus of which is near 
iJacksoaville, Alabama^ 
I The same paper adds: ••The Ju-lge 
I 
1 Jlr Breed have also boon m aturing 
llnsrela'ive to formation of a eouipany 
iSf Northern capitalists 
to 
work 
the 
lliDcs and manufacture iron in Shelby 
I oaiiiv, Alabama. 
'Ihe abundance of 
I 
¿ d its excellent quality in that 
lltic n , render it an inviting field for 
IL n of enterprise who have money to 
liavcst 
Mr. Edward Kimball, of Bos- 
I 
who has spent some months in the 
lirnn rccions is- here, with a good report 
l„f the country. 
It is stated by Mr. K . 
laml the Jtulge, that there need be no 
Ifo-irof political hindrances, as tiie peo- 
Inlsúf Alabama are strongly in favor of 
lilio advent of a largo number of citizens 
|„f tiie Nortberii States, who shall bring 
Ifith ihein all tlicii peculiar ideas rela- 
¡livc tu social, religious and civil affairs 


¡The “Xew T e r r ito r y ” for th e U n ite d 
S tates. 
¡[froni the hoiidoii Tcleijrapli, November 30.] 
It i.s not im p o ssib le th a t th e a c q iiis i- 


itiooof this e x te n siv e M e x ic a n te r r i to r y 
¡may produce in d ire c tly a fa v o ra b le in- 
llluence on the s e ttle m e n t o f th e in te r n a l 
¡ilissessions w hich n o w d is tr a c ts t h e A ; 
jiiierican 
people. 
L a rg o ' n u m h e r s 
o f 
jii.jutiiorners- m ay w ell- tie te m p te d 
to 
Itranspirt th e ir lioim ehold g o o d s in to a d - 


¡jicciit lands, 
u lfe rin g 
a b u tid iin d 
r c - 
Lm rccs, and free from n e v e r - e n d in g in - 
Itcrfercnco an d ir r ita tin g p er.secu tio n t.i 
lüliieh they are now e x p o se d . 
I n th is 
liny a fresh tiold m a y be o p e n for th e ir 
leiitcrpiise an d lab o r, w h e re llio y w ill b e 
icpir.ite from all c o n ta c t w ith th e tV eed- 


iiiicn, and will be ab le to o rg a n iz e 
n "w 
|iaiimiiuiiitlcs in a c c o rd a iic e 
w ith 
th e ir 
¡own theeries, w hich a rc .m u ch le s s D c m - 
Edrratic th a n th o se o f th e N o r th e r n e r s , 
I.V diversion, tto , m a y b e effe c te d 
b y 
Iwiiich tlie m ind o f th e p e o p le in 
th e 
il'edi'ial State.M w ill’ b e tu n ie d , p a r tia lly 
|iit least tow ards 
o th e r s u b je c ts 
th a n 
Iki'C by w hich th e ir 
pa-^.sion.s a r c n e w 
iinilm ied. 
If th e p eo p le b o th N o rth a n d 
itjiuth. ea-i a t once be a n im a te d b y th e 
irlv.alry of soai.j new 
p u r.-iiit, .-nieii 
as 
ItliaLof s e ttlin ; tlie im m e n se w iid ern c.ss 
Itliiis throw n open te th e m , 
a n d 
b e iilit- 


¡iiig by 
its 
ag iii-iiliu ra l 
m vl 
ru im -ra l 
|w ,d a g rlc u lta riii w-,-ailii, k in d lie r .sonti- 
jiiieiits m ay ta k e ro u t, 
a n d re p la c e tlie 
I hitter hate ot one p a rty a n d tlie s u l'e n 
ifulimission o f th e ot.'ier. 
In a n y a -p e o t 
io f the ease we m u st liail th is e .v ten siu n 
lu f till! Union o v er reg io n s tlia t w o u ld o- 
jtherw ise rem ain de e rt fo r g e n e r a tio n s , 
ias a positive p-iod fo r m a n k in d , 
a n d 
¡not le.ss accept .hie to us tli.in 
llie 
A - 
liuerieaiis liiem elves. 


In a late nu lib.-r, tlie (Jim-. i nti Com- 
jnierciiilsays, in refereiiee to li.e propiwi- 
jtinii to territorialize the Soiitli; ‘ It is 
Ill'll at all probable, in the first place. 
Itiiat the Suuihern States will b.- redneed 
Itu a territorial condiiitm liy net of Con- 
jeress. 
We regard it as so improbable 
|that we do not think it wortli wliiio to 
piscuss the fjiiestiou of ilie power to do 


“There will be some bluster of tliai 
Isurt, and possibly a bill to tliiit end will 
■be presented and debated, but the ma- 
fconty of the Rcpublieatis, in and out of 
lUongress, will hear of no such mensure 
|w;t)i any patience. 
It would require 
■another revolt on the part of the Soufh- 
¡erri people to convince them of su-ch a 
¡iieeossity." 


E-.s v W o r k— “ Uomo till America, 
¡ i at. writes a son of the Emerald Isle 
¡to liisfrioml in Ireland; -‘’tis a fiuoeoun- 
Itry to get a living in. 
All ye have to 
I'lo IS to get a three-cornered box and Ü11 
lit with bricks, and carry it till the top 
¡of a four-stiiry building, and the man 
|a t the top does all the work. 


A Canadian paper thus snubs the 
|govcrumetit oí the U nited States for its 
I interce sión in behalf 
of the Fenian 
I pn.'oners: 


How has the American governmeht 
¡acted 
fiward political offender.s? 
At 
I'ho very head of the list stands .Mr. 
j ' cleison Davis, 
By the united voice 
It' a parties in the United States, 
not 
lto 8ay.m,ythiugofthe opinion of out- 
¡aitle nations. M r Davis’ continued im- 
iPHHonmentin Fortress Monroe is a di.s- 
Ki-aee to the country which keeps him 


l 
t 
l 
e 
. 
t 
u 
' S 
e 
w 
a 
r 
d 
think 
Itri. a 
^'Bicli this man lias been 
■1» 
M j ^ 
e^'t’ernm ent deserve.s to 
lue called “ em inently hum ane;” th a t the 
Itta 
palpable cruelties which 
p e ro associated with his imprUonment 


C 
l 
period, 
were 
I icn as to give him the rig h t to preach 
| c ‘cmency to another country? 


Signs o f th e T im e s. 


O rleans Tim es o f the 
|ly 
following spright- 


Ic v 
naoving on to democra- 
■atr’-i r 
right of kings has passed 
Ic o t/if 
puople are the des- 
1 
longer the people who obey, 
bur .P . 
® *1*® ruler, as in days gone by, 
L| * '8 ine ruler who m ust obey and 
^ 
ase the people. 
£ e R oi est mm t 
''^®'Bave only changed 
b f 
tbe ” most sweet voices” 
h« 
P®Prilso® aie the oracles by which 
. 
World solves the questions which 
I if 
®^ried before other tribunals. 
L 
low but deep, in England, 
, 
the overthrow of iiionareby there. 


T he once adored and respected Queen 
IS no longer safe when she drives through 
the street of her own capit-al where oaths 
and imprecations are hurled auainst the 
Crown- 
T he dynasty of th e'G eo rg e s 
IS worn out, the people want a change 
and fancy tliat with Uall the poverty’ 
crime and suffering'w ill vanish, 
and 
perpetual peace and plenty inaugurate 
a golden age. 
The volcanic lava is 
bursting to .the surface to destroy 
to 
fertilize— who can tell? 
Louis Napoleon, sick and languid, yet 
strives to conceal it, and shows himself 
to his people day after day, 
to kee¡, 
down that undercurrent of emente ihiit 
is struggling to burst its bonds. 
The 
Empre,ss, too, plays her part, and (I,,, 
little P rince bis, to please thair refracto­ 
ry hrenehmon, and the drama goc.s on 
until some day the curtain will fall, ami 
the mimes leave the stage to different 
aetor.s. 
A nd the 
“ beaux seigneurs’’ 
Will not bo the uninagi.TS. 
G erm any grins a ghastly smile at the 
turn matters have taken in allying her 
with Russia, but the world look.s on, ft 
doubts very inucli whether she i.s sincere 
in her profession. 
T he Papal ’jurisdietion in Italy is 
among the things of the past, and the 
keys of i t . Peter move heavily in the. 
rusty and “ effete” Jock. 
Tempor.-ii .iml 
.'pirilual power are passing away fiom 
the hands of the good old iiiiin. 
The 
propheey has been fudllled, and 
the 
stone he sought to roll from li’i.s- people’s 
iieek has fallón and crushed him. 
Europe, throughout its lengtli and 
breadth, is convulsed by revolufions, or 
the expectatioii of them . 
The pe-iple 
aro_li.stoiiing, watcliiiig, waiting to make 
their deadly spring and seize the rmn.-^ 
from hands too weak to govern. 
W e look at all the “ boulevcrsement." 
en pliifusnp/ie, fur wc have traced this 
eternal niadne.ss for change iVoiii ihe 
early days of Patriarelial riile. 
It is 
not a better government than the need.s 
of the age require; it is a dillereiit u"e 
The madiie.ss and fanaticism id’a pop­ 
ular outburst, and the tvrraiiy of an ab­ 
solute despntisiii— wherein do they dif- 
fi-r? 
Merely in the volume of sound. 
W herever an undue proportion of mhv- 
cr lies, he it in the nruiy or the few 
die old fa.lde of the wolf and the liimb 
is revivid. 
Down in our little eorner we are 
drinking muddy w.it.crs— very tiiuddv 
indeed— and the widf stamis ahove us 
snarling and showing his te' i.h. 
lie 
wants to devour us, and to tiiid a iiretixl 
for his meal. 
And wli-it in lieaven’s 
name emild king or kais.ir do more •f 
‘•lie who endures eonqueis.” 
If 
llrrt. he true, whiu a diadem will ennvii 
us some day; but. like the “ To triuin- 
plie” of Sliell-iv, tve will 110'. have pan­ 
sies in the wntath, “ for they mean m em ­ 
ory ” 


OvKitTiiiLow OF rill.; St.'V' k ("ovnn.v- 
JlK.NT— fiiniiiirr ijrfetiteil.— The follow­ 
ing panigraph -iccurs in the W ashing­ 
ton letter of the Baltimore Gazette: 


I feel authorize'l to-day to give your 
ruii'.lers some news of a very eheeriii'g 
eliar.iftcr. 
The extreme niiMsures id’ 
Mr. Bun.nor, liiiviiig in view the i.-ver- 
tlirow ol the State Goveruments of the 
ten unrep'o.seiited .^tutes, and lIi.- other 
revoluciimary selieiiies of ignoring t k c r 
existcuce hy act of Congress, in ilie 
matter ot the Constitutional 
.Amend­ 
ment., have both failed to receive stu-h 
support as to justify even tlioir presen­ 
tation to the action of a. caneus of eith­ 
er House, ipueh less of a joint caucus 
of both. 


^‘ITernic?” the. Washington corres­ 
pondent of the Charleston 
Mercury, 
says: 
The opinion gains ground that Wade, 
Foster & Co , are touring it in the South 
for a purpose beyond that of a Christ­ 
mas frolic 
I f the gritty and cantankei - 
nus Wade return with the report that he 
has been mistaki'n in the feeling of the 
South, a fine opening will be made for 
widening tiie doors of Coi.gro.ss. 
Re­ 
construction” is called for urgently in 
Wall street, and here is a chanee for an 
excuse for it. 


S enator P au.sons.— W e arc pleased 
to see in our city, say.s the Montgome 
ry Mail of the *26th, Sciiat.nr Pnrsoiis, 
who is ju st from 
Washington and on 
his way home. 
Gov. Parsons asks the 
people of Alabama to stand firmly by 
the President, and repeats the liiiigna.e 
of his dispu'ch to Gov 
Patton 
It is 
gratifying to meet at least one man who 
is indisposed to acknowledge, direetiy’ 
or Ludirectly, that Alabama is out ot 
the Union, ’.nd we hope ihat liio words 
of encoiirageiiiCDl will confirm the pu r­ 
pose of our people to stand by the L- 
uioii and the Coustitulion. 


Somebody says the way to judge of a 
woman’s character at first sight, is to 
examine th.-: color of her petticoat — 
[Boston Post.] 
If snowy white, an augcl; it striped, 
“ angels and iiii'iisters ol grace lieteml 
us!” _ [ N . 0 . Picayune ] 
A m en .— [.Adv. & Register. 


D IE D — On the 25th Dec. 1866, a t his‘Tath- 
er’s residence in this coant.y, " ilmam i . 
Bowf.bs, in the 23d ye..r of his age, atier a 
protracted illness, of clironic diari-bffi aiitl 
Consum ption, w hich was 
V " 
the V irg in iaarm y . 
He wim one ot Ihe noWe. 
y o ung m en th a t belonged to tne 
Oih Ala. 
R e g 't an d there discharged bis whole dalv s„ 
far as his feeble health per.ntlted 
“ oUl he 
surrender; he then w ith a sad heart and m t.i 
feeble'ind faltering steps, started for 1 is o 
live hom e. 
Disease still p re y ^ on hi a a , il 
doath released his soul from bis frail boi. . 
He had fullv set his honse m order, haA ii ) 
b rig h t a n d clear evidence o f his a cc |’U ..te 
w ith G od. 
I t m ay be truly 
faithful so ld ie r,a dutiful son a kind 
he, 
esteem ed by all w ho knew him , « n '\'''» "k e d 
by .none. 
Cease to grieve fond 
lo ss'is hip eiernal ¡Tftin— Farewell» 
^ 
lia p — peace be to th r doBt. 
A FaiENO. ^ , 


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1 I 
Í 


A 
d 
v 
e r t i s e m 
e n 
t s . 


I L i R Í5w 7v R E r 


ÍUOBS, T i i t t v a r e 


AND 


a g u i c u u t u r a u i m r l e s i i j n t s 
A. J. MOSES & CO., 


M O B IL E , A L A ., 
i'8iS(i largo liiiporUii-s ofiivci-v 
” ' ‘"tt“ ‘l'i"‘riaiiiiii',;-to ilio Iniiii- 
ESsM SssffiSai'e oiinldi'd to oli'or iiiiliii'i.ioi iiis, 
i'iiiii|iariiig I'iivondilv wU|, 
11,.!,.,,,,.; 
liol'CT ¡0 ru l. li. I!. Kyle. 


U A HUliXTllAI.— JAMKS URUt.'K—.1 W llUUXTIiAl. 


M IU Í15.T EJA Í., a u i u c a ' : & «jo. 


IM P O R T E R S OF 


J I S t i } . V i i c . 


■ y\ o . 
V / ftJ ry - 


N ev. 15, \ 8(i0;— 'Jiij. 


•S. J. .MUlirHY. 


(Koi-inrrlv VV \V. ,\I,1,K.V k CO.) 
C O T T O N l-'.-VCTOU.S . t O E N E R A E 


l o i i i m i s s i o i i M e r t ' h a u l s , 
M O B IL E , A L .L 
Havind lioni assuciiited in 
\v¡!Íi 
tliuBo m.-iiilfinuM tur mniiy yenrs. I ehffrrnljv 
rt'i’uip.Mu'iui lliuin to the pMlrifiiu-Ai’ u!‘ mv 
íVíuimÍb. 
W . \V. A\AA-,S. ■ 
Nuv. 3j 
C. .E. riTAAlES, 


Cl O T - '£ O K F A C; T O R . 


AXO 


O E .\ E R A E 


C O K IS filS S IO N ii^ E R C H A K T , 
N'o. Id 
^ 
No. 10 
.North Cianmfi-ci' 
' 
^ N orth Fi'oat v;!.s- 
[i:r ,-iT.uii.- ] 


N ov.;j. isu ii— Gill 
A. & B. MOOG, 


Cii r o c i ' i ' s 


AND 
SOA? MANUFACTURE’ilS, 


AND 
IN 


. u r n 
T íili^ lV C S » ttm i 
2“ oih ern and •’Western 
Produce- 
-a. 
—y,,. 
, 
-.-No. 
Ill— 
.'-^oiith WaU T 
•*”” 
I uMimiTfi-His. 
.\!(ii:il.K , 


N ev . .3, 1 
— 3iii. 


\VM. y. MARTIN, 
A. 
WATTKILS. 
Mni.íU-, A':i. 
Ci-'TDiw 
Ala. 
J'ai' I'ii t>i A’c'fuAg/'/, Ai'ivhn Á' 
s 'i.M. euu IN, 
MuÍg !,‘. A la. 
'f-'fi.y <>! 
}li]fU‘'^ \V O '. 


M A R T H , m W U & C o . 
WfluI.K.'Al.': AND IlKTAil. 
GROCERS, 


N o. 31 l.'ooiiiuri-e Ilia! .-^i. 
I Hli.-'-i.-, 
M O H I L E , A ill. 
Nov, ;s, lililí.— Gin. 


F . C . 
l i A N: H , a Í 4 , 


C ü i í i i H i s s í í í u M e r e h ü B Í 


and l»KALKR IN 
Southern & Western Produce- 


— No- 
11 — 
S o u ili W a t t f - S t r e e t , 
M O I J I C E . 


iJcaiei.s' I u-di-r.s ¡(.inic-iilarly alten .¡«1 to. 


Nov. 
iSlH't.— Din. 


JJ'KOY BllKWUi:. ) 
j !lU<iH L. IfDl'fER. 
'IHOS. DUoimlf 
I 
U-‘- 
"-unos. 
L. EEEWSR (§5 CO. 
G e n e r t i l C o n iin iN S to n IVlei'f h iiiits . 


F ur liif¿ale(»r 
C O T T U X e'c G O LX 'l’u V P R G D U C E . 
.\L>0, 


.\.M) IIF.VI.KIUS IX 
liorthern & Western Goods, 
No. DD, C orner CounniTce «A' Su Louis Si¿., 
M O B IL E, A LA . 
■<J 'Onlers will 
|»roiiiplly jillein(U;d 
N ov.::, líióii.— .'iin. 


\Vm. L. Ií a KLK, I 
i JN U . c . GIÍAIIA.M 
MuIüLK. 
Í 
\ 
SU.JIA. 
BAKSE, GEAI-IAM & CO. 
S u c e e s s o i- s to I J a k e i - , U a H le i- A C o . 


iiiid J J iik e r , R o b b i n s Sc C o . 


O i I T o . A F A C T ttiiS 
AND 


á > { ja u u i.o ,o Í c n p r v . l i u u t . í , 


M O B IL E , A LA . 


We have secured tlie si-i-ri'-es o f Mii. li. I’. 
li.iKKii nod .Mil. G un. .^I’Atri.oixo. and '-oii- 
necti-il w ith oiir liii.sine.sa Hfr.i-iriuff n w t Enr- 
W'triii-ng Goods. 
H aving every liuMlity lor 
.Sliipiiic-nts and .Slornge. we are pieparrd to 
olt’er imliieeinetit.s to .Sliipper.s to consign llicir 
gnod-s to o a r care, and pronii.se liiitlifiil atlcii- 
tion to all con.sigiim ents. 
W e are agents foi 
no B oa’s. 
R ,\K K R , G R A H A M , k CO. 
I'cb. 10, 1866.— 6m . 


JACK f. ttlCIIAltnSO.X, 
CHA.S. C.STKWAIIT. 
.Mobile. 
Sumter Co, A l a .. 
J . E. CU.SACK, 
M obile. 
JACEP ErCHARDSON «& CO, 


(Successors to K iciiaiidson & Ha.vii.to.n,) 
GENERAL GROCERS 
— AiXD — 


C O M M I S S I O N M E R C H A N T S . 
C o rn e r 'W a te r an d S t. M ic h a e l S tr e e ts , 
M O S S S I .S ^ , 


B i 


h . !■'. SIDK.S, 
A. 
lii'ikL, 
.Selma. 
M obile. 


S I D E S & BELL, 


COTTON FACTORS. 
f o r -w a r d i n g a n d 


C o m m Í í , í í 'u v d 
v c l u i 


4<, K o r t h W a t e r S t r e e t , 


•Coiisij:’vnin:nts (if C m iiilry Frodiiuc rfo. 
liviti.ql. 
u n n s iu n cd u> ou r pan* lur- 
w u n lu il w ith (li.sjijiich . 
W»* 
p roinÍBu .«triut 
“■tiputioji uj jm y biiáinoís e u tn js ic d to uur 
can.'. 


UKTKKICNCKS. 


L k n . \ \ m . I I . Im i u n e y . . l i i f k r o n v i l k * , A l i i . 
J / ’i - 
A . .S’l’u n v , T a l l i u l ( - i i , 
, \ i a . 
ÍLln. .Idíin. T. ilun.iN .‘^rlnwi. AI«. 


& 
íí'ci i 


.r.4 d v e r i i s e m 
e n t s . 


I’HlLiaP WEAVKitj 
Sp.Uaa, .Ahi. 
•J. n. KITUIIKN 
New Drh-.niB, La. 


OiQSERS 
AND 
C; K N K R A L 


^o?>f'>JUj.¡íon ■yiSiicJ/a'ii/.ij 


wATim cTiiiiK T -SE LM A , ALA. 


Havt' contnil of a «ioud liri^’k W.’irchoij.'i'. 
(•DiiBiaiitly niuliT 
tor tiic 
(»f 
I’uiluii :iM»l uliif-r L rudu'’e. 
r.i'ucral :u!\*;inff4 m ade on tk 'tlo ii for 
S lti|u iift¡: or S a le . 


T 
-I» 


s. J. > ntamnssj 
GROCER 


w. u. I'iGt h’n , 


l i K A ! ) OS* C I T Y ^ V S íA U J 'j 


.Iiiiy 21, 1806.— 6m . 


T. n. ics.uai. 
•>- M- 


fiíí»;»í>iK ÍS & , i T Í O K Í b V , 


\VI!<il.Ii.SAI.M and IIHTAIL 


G U O C I ' U I S 


.\ND 
G E N E K .tL 


( '(Himiis.-iioii I G c r c l i ii i ii s , 


ilU O A I' STIiK H T, 
.SKI.MA, A l.A . 


A g e n t s f o r tlic S a l e o f W e s t e r n l»ro- 
diicc. 


W ill k ccp fo n stan lly nti iuind Corn, liaron. 
Sii-iar, CDÍfrCj MiditB.-ir!-» and ail aiTi- 
i-k.s ii.-nally ki j*t in a F iisi (Jlas.s (iro'-trry rj- 
i.thii¿hni'’iil, w iiirh wc ¿rll npuii iheU io.stac- 
1'um m udatin‘r tunus. 
S u v . .'5, IftDO.—thll. 


. 4 i S '\ i - ; s c . W B ia B .iA .v a !* ., 


C O ’T 
'C 
ÍF .A C ‘T 'O :R 


G E N E R A E 


( S í c m m i .í .5 Í ! ) n 


IVmr. advance HACCINC. k R O PE to his 
[latrun.s. 
A lil.er.a'. share of piililie p.itronnge l.s ras- 
|iCcU'[i!ly sid iciu d . 
Ulfice over Agee. Wll.son & Co'.s Warelioii.se. 
W a te r S tre e t. 
SELMA, ALA. 


W’m. Whitb, 
Lsitcof .lacksD nrrlle. 
A. J. I’H.VllKS, 
h i u m l c r C o . 
WRITE & PHARES, 


. A t A v 


C O M M I S S I O N , A N D F O R W A R D ­ 


I N G M E R C H A N T S , 
W 


H have .Storage for lóOO IÍ A L .E S o f 
C O T T O N ill o u r new 


F I R E - P l l O O P w a r e h o u s e . 


A nd m ake lib eral ad v an c e so a co n sig n m en t 


Mu. E . k . W O O D W A R D o f Jnck.em ivil 
i.= our A gent, anil all order.s left w ith him fo 
the purchase a n d sliiprnent o f C orn, 
O ats 
li.ay, Bacon, Iro n , S u g ar, ColTee, &c. wil 
have o n r iirom pt atlen iio n . 
A pril 7, '6G. 
W H IT E & PÜ A K E 5. 


J. A. CUllIlY, 
Tutladeija. 
J. U. AU.SSI‘AL’011, 
tcsLina 


mQauE, 


W H O L E A M .E .I.V O IIE .T JIIL 


D E A L E R I N 
tilts J id .s . .y s s a n c s c 'i's c s . 
Patent Medicines, Perfumery^ 


<h/s. Wino’ou' f/los.'!. C'tjurs 7o/>act*o, .j’r, 


.\*U. 10, IIru.VD S’TRinif, 


•«»•:»',*■. ••.'». ^ .1 
.■*». 
< 
N')V. :i, ISiHL—''.m 


.•' N I) 
GEWSRAL 


C O M M I S S I O N M E R C H A N T , 


W .- ít'ü 'S 'iM .“í ’S’ a tiO E 'iT , 


(jpiinsili-lia -(b I-ib.ii.a, 
SKÍ..M.A, A i.A . 


am roiinecli 'l w ilh th is lionse, and 
w ill at all lioM-a ia- lilea.-c.l 10 see iil.V old 
I'rieml.s and cu.-imcers aii.i i-.-ric.v lla-ir irade. 
T W . S T R E E T . 


a. 11 ciEif.-wi-.t.i.. 


v m 
v : n &. c u e s W E L L 


i l f c c i v i i i i i a i u ! „ f o v u * a v c l i u a 


- ..~ I -S' 
i T'.'l.T-G 
t E " — i 


J . A . C I U U Y & CO. 


^ ^ 
S 


A N D 


( E o m m i , ‘ji,iiio a 
^ i l c v c l u i u t j c 


C e n t r i i l W a r e h o u s e iiuiUlitig, 


W A T E R S T R E E T , 


W e Imee go o d B rick Warcliuiise.s co n s ta n t 
Iv iindi.|- gim,.,! Cor llie pturage ol' CuUciii an d 
<ilh»*i' p ru d iic r i'oitBÍ<£n«‘d tu ns, 


dnS. llAUDi!;. 
J. II. RumxBu.N. 
IlAPvDIE & KOEIKSON. 


— .AND— 


C O .'I .I I Í.S.SIO.-Í,- .11 E l l C 8 I .4 . \ 'i '.S . 


23 A 25 HiO'AO Hr. (or STAiii.s,) 


S E L IN A , ALA. 


NVc 
r<-siMTiinlly 
invilu r u n s i^ n m u u ls of 
C u ttu n . Fluiir ur uihu r i»rnclnru iuicmh-il lur 
Bah- in uiif niai'kct, wr.,iur Bliijiitu'nl D> .Muliir-. 
.\fW ni'h-aii.' Ill’ .Ni*w N’ui'k, 
iijiun u l i i r h wf 
.in* prup arcd lu m a ke lilu-ral. rush ailv an rrs. 
.•\Lsu U> fu rn is h lia-^-A^ino; a n d Ihip r u r Irun 
Tips. 
O n r uhl friends will fiml tis rcmly to .sprvf 
them faiihfully. eliieh'iill\ uml liotm.'tly. 
.■icA/iv.v. 
^ //,! /!/>//■: .J- n o /:/xs(h V , 


k 2f) llnuul .Sireul 


ISKI..V.A, A la. 
,S,.pt 1.".— Iin 
SiuliUrry, Iku’JU'.ss, 


i - w X i j N J 4..'. 


C e i i t r i i l C ily Im s iir iiu e c E i i i l d i n , 


S S S a i l d A j A L A . 
MANCKACTCRKU.S .v HK.U.RK.S IN- 
SADDLES, 
Ac., 


llKSi’iti'Ti'fLUY '’ar. till* atli'niiui) (.fall pur- 
• 'liaseis. It» th fir lari^c -•'tui k. cuit;pri..,in;: liie 
I'cst assurtnient (;v*-r utVi r>.ii itt this laaik el. 
We at'* euiislantly re-civin. tievv ad'lilions. 
tiins pr(»vin'_' tliat we leave iiulliiuj,; untried 
to plea.'.i lie 
uf all. 
.SA//77/. M O T K S 
C<>. 
M-i/ 'JO. Lsra; 


Ci»TT'‘'r: 


ui:o n. FKiniUi'tju.N, 


GÍ 
a.- I'M V.'. V. I.L'.SOIK.) 


.-.UTORS AND GENERAL 
LUIÍSIE & CO., 


0. /. /// 


oFFH /i-: iliio A i) .STLKKT, SKLMA, Ai.A.* 


atten tio n L'iv*-n to t h*' sale .ind s!!’p- 
mei;t of (?otiun. ots wiiii'ii Wf will pay r'r«-i;.,hi. 
eharue.-:. ,ij¡d kevcniie T ax. 


....... 1 MuneS, h sliiualrd and iSpecifirji- 
tious will In' prepared iind re.idy fur iiupec- 
tiuti Oy tlie first day of .I.m uary, l.SOT. 
Tlie Work u ill om hrace Karlh nnd Rock 
K.xeavation.-:. Km hankm eiits, Tre.slle A: Howo 
■^rrU'.> llridee.-». liriL and ¿croud cla¿¿ and Jiub- 
iile M j.'"iirv. 
Tiie riaiit III reji'cL all propoaaU noLcntire- 
Iv .saiislaeiory is reservecl. 
K. Cl. UARNKV, 
SiipU and A gent for Les.sec. 
Dee. ir.. Ls.;.;. 


( M’der.' fur I 10 piin hase of (Jn»'.’crie.< av 
other article^ jirom jilly fille«L wiieii a'-eoj, 
panied w ith liar (.’a.-ili ur Dily ;\i:repl;in(.’i;. 


u i : f i : h í ;.v c k .S: 


M. J . A. ICeilh k Co.. Sohna, A la., 
fh-a. 
J . (\. I>. liiiey. T alla.le;:a. A ia.: .1. \V. Laps- 
ley. .''^ehtia. Aia.: 
.A 
M. O uudw in. Selina. 
A la.; W alker Deynold.-:. A lpine. .Ala.; 
John 
eA • W in>tiin .V <'o.. .Mohilr, A ia.; (Jo n .T . .\. 
WaÜD.T, .larksoaville. A la.; .Inrey k !!arri.«. 
.\'ew < irleans, iai.: L. C. H annon, .MoiitLoan- 
erv , \\>i. 
J a n . JT, l.it> . 


w. T. .MIRKK. 
K. .lOH.VSO.V 


M I R E L k .iO H N S O X . 


B E Y GOODS, 
6tntlcmcu’si (?:Utthiuih 


I S O i P T - S 
« S K Í F o S , 
mMMBWMMM. 
B IB I.-Ill .ST It B E 7’, 
s'IM.MA. A B A 
A r c BEt‘C T ¡v ÍM ,í,'-< !;ii!y I V o is i 
I Y t i v V o f K ¡R S'gT 
o f 
W i m t C T <nO O B .«i. 


\V. If. KACKIl. 
\V. V.. R. \VATSf».S'. 


l l M T S O . \ \ 


GENERAL Cor/im iSSIO N , RKCEIVING 


AND FORW AKDIÍÍG .MERCHANTS; 


( H F Í C K wUk 
D C X C jJ X A Oo. 


SELfiflA, ALA . 


sf 
H.vvingj .Seenred 
am ple 
.tml 
euaveuient .'Stnr.ie,;^ 
* we 
prep.-invi to rceeivii 
rw.'.rd al! ( umjO-s r ort.-iiencd lo u.sat, the 


¿ • a H l i i r c 


i l S n c h i H T S 


Am; .‘■UIOXUOR To ALI. OTl.'nj’.3 


:h>r ITiniUy aiu* iMauufrtcUTing 
posc.s. 


Atieuls w anted. 
A ddress. 
HMlMiiK 
M, CO. 
d id lirojidw uv. New A'ork. 
BOME 


.AND 


ami f 
(..'it',' W linrf, v.ilii prompim:.s.4 a n d flispatrh. 
'rarp an iias an d W ulc!i:iien will he kept on 
the W iiarf for* tlic i»rolcciiun uf all Hoods 
sen! to o n r rare. 
Í ’oiisigiimiTits of ( 7 ) T T O N an d 
P r o - 
diK.’C re.'^pcetfnlly .«olicilfd. 
. I t i n e h , 1 « ; t i — . ' ( m . 


U. A. {’i:rn»ü5íji 
Helma. 
N. H J ohnson........ 
T .illadeea. 


A. I). .lO IlY iS O Y & CÍL, 


(.Snecc.ssoifi It) \.. W. Hettihone.) 


STORAGE, RECEIV ING, F0RV7ARDING 
AND 


( f o m m i . i . ' s i o u 
r r h ; ) n í.5 ¡, 


Oj/rce i n A id. i f ; 7V ? / . R Jt. 
Í Í 7/ n 7¿c»2G svj, 


S ci5ai;t, A lH huiK isi. 


H avin'-: leased the N<mv- 
¿SJsíy 
P i l e P r o o f r x n ' r o M t e s s 
AVARi;nON.SK, 
in a few yards of tl»»* l>e¡iot, we arc prepared 
to H-'i-eive. Store. Ft.'rward, or Sell, all eon- 
sienmeiits \\ith wliiei» we may he favored, on 
th'.* most favoraMe lerm.s. 
Merrlniiil.< and Fianters will re.idily per- 
eeivc that we (•os.-e.s.s naefpialled advantages 
in the rereiving and .slii; inetir of Hottou, and 
it; the. r<*reiving au'i forwardin'; of Goods, 
being able lo c-'onomize in wliarfuge, dray- 
age and hiiiidlingof C»ood.s. 
With the¿ead- 
vantagi'S. f»!edet!ig onr Lest eHbit.'? in the in­ 
terests of onr {latrons, we reS[»eclfully solicil 
consign nients. 
Se[.i. 'JJ...1V . 
K I). J0ÍÍX 30.V & CO. 
KTEW HOTEL- 


T P . C - J P S O I T S S . 
.Nortlicm'.r .-"rr.ta' Water anil Lamlerdale sts., 
oFiTíii-,. H.-rrcI, i-.'skridgc k Hiurirn-aiit. 
S K I..1 IA , A L A B A M A . 
T 
in.' iirnisc is no'v op-n for the reception 
of th-i iraveiliiig piiblic. Satisfaction 
to even- (mI‘: giiaraalcerl. 
ApriÍM. 
1-;. T . .S TrP .D lV A N T. 


IfAGHfNE W6RIÍS, 


n o j i a r . , o a . 


£í O E :L '£ S = & 
M A N U FA C T U R E R S OF 
I lo i 'iz o iita ) . V e r t i c a l a n ti P o r t a b l e 
STEAM ENGINES, 
F ro m on e to F iv o H u n d re d H orse F o w o r 
l .o e o iiin tiv e , F l u e , T u b u l a r Sc C j'l- 
i i i d c r H O IL K R .S , 
( iiis o iiie tc r .s , T iiiik .s , S m o k c -.S ta o k s , 
H L A .S ’T P I P C S , 
C O 'T T O N PR K .S.SC.S, 
.S C G .V R M I L L S , S ic . 
M ACH TN ERY FOR 


E E u í l í U ^ 


ü l a s l S 'U i ’U.TCCH, 


R n i ! r o : e « 9 K . 


.'fia 's v A : ^ n r í p i t - i n i l l s , á t e 
r.isTi.vas 


o f e-.-i.;-y •le.scriplimi up 10 25,0(10 llis. w eight. 
C a r u -lie e ls , lliiiiiiiic re < I, L o c o m o tiv o 
a iitt C a r A x le .s; 


. W i H í « í,” d l t i r h h i e r t; 
I*.»r Gold, Cí'pper, Iron and Lead .Mines; 
Bi'idgo-castings and Bolts; 
A ll k im ls o f M a c h i n e r y iiiiil 
H R A S .S C A S T IN G .S . 
W k llave relm ill oiir W orks nial Imve New 
nnil Iiiipri'Vcil .Miieíiiiierv ninl 'i'ool.s. 
U A II.- 
I!(|.\D 
MKN, 
BIlIDG’l': (.-(INTHACTOUS, 
1-TI;N.\CK á Ho I-1,INC m i l i. MKN, AND 
.MIMNC KNCIXKKIi.S, ivill riiiil ii to llieir 
¡aieri..s| lo íeial II.S llieir oraera. 
W e use mi- 
Iv ilie I.c.st m iiliiial anil do o u r w ork well. 
\Vc will l!l,:.\K .\N T K K A I.L W O R K d o iien t 
o u r e-.t-rtili.siimeiit. 
i ’iiees wiil be ns low or low er lim n the 
.same V.oi'k eaa be iniported, o r'lo n e a l any 
otlirr csiablislim elil in the Hoiilli. 
(iiir long experience in tjie hii.siiicas nnd 
the large eontniet.s we have heretofore filled, 
will gnaraiitee.satisfaetiim to onr ciiRlotnera. 
N O B L E S Sc M I T C H E L L , 
.l.ts. Xoiir.Hs, sr.. 
Tiios. R. .MiTCiif.u.. Cash, 
.loiix W N mil,'!, Master M acniaist k D riiug'nm 
Wm. Noiii.i.:, 
GEonnE Nobi.e, 
.S.t.MOKi, Nobi.e, Sui>criatendent. 
.r a le 2 i. 1666._________________________ 
Empire Sewing Machine Co. 
P r i i i c l p n l O R lcc , CIG B r o a d tv a y , 
NEW YOltK. 
( 


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~Jf ' liiiies. 
Eiai'ire S huttle, Criiuk .Molioii 
.■5«aiMg .Mmbiiie. 
It is th u s rendered noUc- 
leso ill aelio a. 
Its a-.olioii being all positive, 
it is no t liable to get out of order. 
It is the 
..best l-'aniHy Machine! 
Notice is called to our 
new and improved .M anufacturing Mflchiue, 
for faiio rs and Boot and Shoe Fitters. 
.A- 
genis wanted, lo whom a liberal discount w ill 
1)1,- given. 
No ( onsignnients m ade. 
KMPiriK HEWING MACHl.VB CO. 


AiM. A K T ia T S ’ U N IO N . 
AGENTS WANTED. 
R 


KKIABI.E nnd energetic persons, m ale or 
female, are w anted to solicit subscrip- 
liona for ou r K ngravings, and to such we of­ 
fer very Hhcrat oisli indiiceiiients; aiso tjilrn . 
cIU! prrstnU lo sahsrribers. 
C irculars su ita­ 
ble to he used in canvassing, together w ith all 
Deces.,ary papers, will be furnished on applK 
cation. 
-Aildrcss, w ith reference. 
AM KlllCAN A R T1ST 3’ Ü N IO íi, 
23 I’ine Street, New i 'o r t ." 


IfaíhííomúUe 


J A C K S O . \ V l L , L E A L A I t A l U . l 


S A T U R D A Y , J A N 5, 1SC7. 


NOON DISPATCHES. 


H o m i c i d e —s t a t e L a w s & F r e e d m c n . 
On Friday niglit, 28lli n't. an alter­ 


cation took place at liln e i'loantain, be­ 


tween Tout and Mark, two Crcedmen, 


in the course of which 'J'oin struck Mark 


with a skillet fracturing hia skull so bad­ 


ly that he died on Toiisday morning 


following. 
OurSheriir, S. I). M cClel­ 


lan, deputized Chap Deuinan, anotlier 


frccdnian, who promptly arrested Tom 


and brought him to ihi.s place, under 


guard of his p osse, on Wednesday. 
A 


preliminary trial took place before ,Jus 


tices Forney and Adams, and Tom was 


coiumitled for trial at tiio ne.'ct Cireirit 


Court. 
I t was rather a novel .sight to 


see a colored Kherid', with his 
guard 


armed with guiia, marehing a prisoner 


into Town. 
They perfoitried their du­ 


ties, however, in a very efiicientaud or­ 


derly manner. 


S now.— T o talk about snow, we do 


not espcct to be new.s in 
this .section; 


but some o f our papers may stray to re­ 


gions where there has not been quite so 


m uch of it. 
On 
Saturday morning, 


29 th ult. the snow commenced falling 


on frozen ground, eoiitinuing until even ­ 


ing, when it was som e two or three in ­ 


ches deep, .‘^aid to bo the heavie^t for 


15 years. 
It has eonrinuad to snow ev ­ 


e r y d a y since, tnnre or less, the sun on­ 


ly having been .seen for a lew mitintos 


on Thursday evening'; and now, Friday 


morning, the ground i.s still covered; it 


i.s cold, cloudy and foggy, 
threatening 


more falling weather, cither rain, sleet 


or .snow. 
In short, tire weather, like 


northern politics, 
is decidedly radical; 


with this difTereneo iiowevor, the weath­ 


er promises somothiiig good in tlic fu­ 


ture, while radical polities jirumi.se only 


evil, and that continually. 
Farmers 


The inhabitants of the Southern States 


can now only look to building up a ma- 
- 
.7 
IT •, 1 
N k w Yoiuc, Dec. 2 9 .— Cotton 
firm 
tonal prosperity. 
From 
the 
United 


States Coiigre.ss they can hope for noih. j ' 
D ee. 
2 8 .— Joh n 
W . 


ing. 
Even if aekiiowludged a.s State.s, ‘ perkins. aged 65, jrardonod recently for 
our Scuators and Representatives 
ad- speculations, cut his wife s throat kill- 
• 
i r e 
1 - 1 .r,„,.„ 
ill'' 
lier instantly, and then cu t Ins own 
mitted to their .seats (of ivliuih there 
i.s ‘His recovery IS douhtml 
tmusc geucr- 
iioinimodiatc probability) we should .)e ; 
pig i,,te trouble^. 


utterly powerless to stem tlie tide of 
N kw Y ouk, Dec. 2 9 . — Gold 183 
Radical misrule; wo should bo in a mi- 
T he steainsliip Pasiiioiiiii bad arrived 
nority powerle.ss for g(,od-bopele.<'.s po- at Soutliaiiiptoii with yellow foyer on 
I. . 
^ 
^ 
/t 
. 1 
' liourd IVoni ilie W est Tin.lies. 
b!ic had 
htieally for the future. 
Cou.sequci.tly, < 
,„,eiity-one deaths 
our Journal will ignore polilic.s, o.veepU ^ 
- 


so far as to keep our reader.» advised of j 
'pp,. Jutdls of the c.vpl.i.sioii at Oaks 


all the late news from Washinglon and ] CoUiery, near llam .shy, .»how that 3 1 8 
Montgomery, of all important iiieasiires 
" f'lrre d . 
.5 
.»ecoM,l explosion 
„ 
; 
, 
, 
, 
. 
eau.sed 2 8 more dcath.s. mo.st ot tlic lat 
alTecting our weal or woe, whether or.g- ■ 
,,„pi„ccrs and forerneri 


iiiating from the Nalumal nr State Leg- ; f,f 
P oring' colliimies. 
Two 
more 


e x plo.-iinii.» followed same 'lay, and the 
.»earch wa.s sii.spendeil. 
.Anotlier ex p lo­ 
sion 
had oeeiirrcd near Neiv Oa."tle, 
SlalVonlslilre. 7-1 lives being lost, 
'J'ho 
yueeii siih.»eribed two Iiiiiidred pound» 
!nr the relief of llie siilTerer.s. 
The 
Fenian nlariii in Ireland i.s rc- 


islatvirc. 
There is no ¡lolitieal aelioii 


wo can advise our fellow eitiztins to take 


that will buneiit their eondilion. 
The 


future is dark aud lowering, 
W'e can 


ee the danger, but know not h ow to a- 


vert it; we can point out the di-ea.sc, ' 
but not tlio remedy; slu'W the jinitmn, 
I'l he ■■'ub-iiliiig, and no more ar- 
, 
. 1 
, r 
II- 
, II , 
re.'»l.s are lieing tnaile. 
but not the antidote. 
W e .»!iall keep ^ 
revolntioimry 


our readers advised fully of llm ¡irogiess p,.,,,,Pi||iaiion.» in print have heen S'.'izial 
of that fearful storm that threaten.-' to ¡n l’;iiihoiirg. St, ll^'iii.is I’ari.'-li inelliiig 


pro.strato ami overwhelm u.s in il.s fear-: a ri'Voliltion in ."-'pain under the lead of 


ful inarch. 
Through our eohuiins too, 
U r n . I'lin i. 
T h e ¡n m l ill I ’yrs.ir ta k e s c.xcepliotis 
our readers will be the first to learn 
„„„p,ri.soti nimle by L a F m n m 
( kIjouM Hucb bo Ibt; cnflc) tlmt th.> ihftd 
th,; ( niidiu insurroctidi) iiiid rhr 


is Fub.sidiMir— that tho duvo with t!io 
I’tdish vevolution, 
tli.it. the (hiu- 


nlive braiieh appears above the lace of dia all'air wa.» brouelil about by a vi"la- 
, 
, , 
, 
, , 
.. 
, 
, 
ti.jn of the Ircalv of agreeineiit ou the 
the troubled waters. 
Until that liapi>y 
.. 
, 
, 
part ol 
I 111 key. 
(iiiy we can only say. ¿r n/ 
e/nr,', i 
r,.,islanlirio; lo 
trlc?gram 
states 


rieli and genial .soil 1.» lieiieatli "iir ;l,at a Fieneli .•"|U'idi'OU has been put at 


feet, beiiiiliful and .salubrious .skie.s a 
lli." service ol 'I urkey to ri'iider tin 


boye us, 


round 
-......... 
- 
, 


blc.ssiiig.s from us no more than they can , 
Mm-siiall Razaliic telegrapio d to Na- 
'‘pluok the sun from H eaven, or witli ’ poleou on the '231 inst., as lbll"ws: 


"n e w st o r e. 
| R 
« 1 , 
H 
.\fi again vslaiilished liiiiisvlf in taisiness 
Next Dour Co Kyle V;/nne S; Co's Old 
autnd, iniil -n-ill keep constantly ou Iinnd a 
foiojdrle assortiiienC ut (roods, suited to the 


w n nlsuf the.iit'Ople, embracing— 


á l á X l ’ i S G O M t S , 


S ' I M J I T S 


€ i z o ( u r r i i v , 


M 
E . f s n n w s s s E , 


A n d a F Í N E S lo c k o f 
SHOGERiES; 


'Vliwh be w ill sell at R O i l N m SflL M A 
I'l'ii'vs, 
Id s ol'l Ki iends and rnsUiniei'S can 
su-e iiioue.v liy vailing and Inlying their goods 


ol'irun. 


(> . 
}*: l l i i . b i.'i 
(Ml 
S i n d 
r o i u l y 
t o 


l i i s u ! » l tViiMulij. 
l . ) o n i l‘; i U V u(.*all . i l t l i i ; 
NEW STOEE, 


.Sign o f the 


i O - i s i i i n c R v t l F f a . ü ’. 
(Jmls'U-n .luti’v -hU IHijT. 


C 
’ 


beiinlilul and 
.salubnous .-'Kie.s a , ni." sorvieo oi i urse\ 
o. irm.iei 
im- 


us, warm and goneroiis hoaris a -i ‘ 
, 
, 
, 
I 
.Xi'.'w \nltK , Dee' 2d — Ooi'i opened 
us; our enemies cannot lake ibo.se _ 
,,,, 


« .4 iHti i t 
A L A gS A J I A , 


DK.AI.ER IN 
DRY DOODS, 


A.VI) 


G R O C E R I E S 


polluted fingers tarnisli it ” 
Toil on. 
, 
. 
, 
1 
1- 
MiuP not eoine to any il'.'v.isaiii with respect 
hope on, struggle on with matiiy fortt-, 
„ 
' ' 
- 
, 
' 
‘ 
: 
I to his future iiiovnimints. 
1 he ovaoiia- 
tude and horoie perseveranee. 
W e are 
,,„n.iv,'d to bn eoinpiclo'l 
pa.s'.sing tlirongh the fiery ordeal 
ol ad- 
M,,n,h. is uii.iust.— Transpon., .-liumd 
ver.sity, but in the end «'e may come 
out more than eonqiionir.s. 
.Soon 
we 
may bo cnnabled 
to o.vcluim: 
"The 


m o rn in g . 
BY TELEGEAPir, 


say that snow remaining so long on ti.e 
^ 


ground 
is favorable to a good wheal 


crop. 
There i.s also an old saying, that 


for every fog in Jaiitiary (here will be a 


frost in May; .so look out (or the young 
cotton to be killed, and be sure to pro­ 
vid e for a plentiful crop o f grain, veg e­ 
tables aud hay, which are thus far free 
from an uiieouslitutioual aud burtben- 
aome Yankee tax. 


N O O N D I S l'A T C ir ih S . 


Ni;w 
Yoltk, Dee. 2 8 ,— ,\'oon--G old 
13 2E 


TOi'LP rPr^iM'ftriilly íiijnrMi hi.< pill ciin- 
loMiiTft niul fricH'l.s tiuit he huí ivuvnt- 
ly rcinuvctl hi< l-mcuíiíví:.slotrk of O ry Goo'is:, 
'.M a x iio illin n is s iill in 
M c.xieo and | 
A.; , to ilic .Ml i.t.It t AN A D A Vl-S 
i.'ornt't', f'ppu.sitc Ilolliiigsworlii A: .Miirariiv’s- 
ivhcrv III' is still ollviiiig die saiiiv grvat iii- 
.liivfinfiiis to ills ''11.-10111013. 
Ilo will keep coa.Caiilly or. band oV'tv ur- 
lii lo '.b;0 lla* Ini'ir may drinarol. 
Ill'iiif,' li.is lliv I'C.'iily cash at all timv.s Ui 
pay ¡'or t.'oltoii. i.V'i'n, W'hral, .jr any kiiul ol' 
r’l'o'lu.'o that ,',iio t’laii’.or may O'tlor to tliv 
' luarkrt. 
j 
ilii aoi'CiiupU.siu‘'l Salv.siiian, Un.i.!!-: Me- 
j (lLA'r'.n;av, will i;o pivasi-'i ul all liim-s to 
; slu.w his viistoiiiüi's ihi'imgh liissiork ainl give 
' savli bargains as will indiivo iheiii to call ag:;iii. 


a rriv e w itliuH l d e lay . ' 
'! he ^ 'i o lln a I'n isse .says: 
*‘A n ip iiir o (d'relali'ai.s b ftw c c 'i i'ur- 
k r v a m ! l . r e e e e 
is in e v ita h lo ; 
(.¡real ¡ 
iigil.'ilioii 
e x is t s on 
------- l- i a m is an d ¡ 
' cnisideralde di.stur'oance in l.'opiri onia. 
I Rulgaria is iiioviag towanl- a n-vi.1 ■.tioii 
■ to sever Iroiii 'I'lirkey, and .51. .'M.i'ainn- 
; viaii and M. 1 luinitiaki are niriitioiiei! 
' ss eamlidates for the new 
Ralgariaii 
throne. 
Tlie East Indian tioveiim ieiit 
: has opened a loan ofsi.x linmlreii tlioii- 
'J'he fire at Elmira, on Sunday, prnv- 
- 
, 
. 
,• 
, 
sand pooinls sterling for the reiii'f ot the 
I’d quite disastrous 
Ite a iig lilin a drivg 
store, on 
Lake street. 
Soon after the 
Uri.ssa faiiiino. 


S cott's M ontiii,y MAti.v/.is-i';— lY e ’ discovery some elicmieaise.xploded tear- 
i In. I reiieli i xpcdili n ) m< i . ,iti ,I .is 


ave received the .lam ury number of i 
'i'v bmlding au.l the auj./uiiiig ones 
....I,,,, I I I 
t 
to nieecs'.earryiiig tlanies to 
buiMings 
th is tru ly valu a b le and iiilc re sliD g so tiu i- 
* , 
, 
• , 
, 
. 
, 
. • 
' 
. 
f't) *1'C other side ot the street, setting 
ern Magaziiic, published at Allant.a, j 
to Antiion’s Hotel ami Turner Half; 
Ga. 
This uiimher eeiitnins a splendid | tlie fire raged over s is hours, eoiisuii.iag 
steel plate engraving of Gen. 11. 
F.. ' ¡)11 <b<' buildiugs of Lake street, 
froiii 
Lee; & among the eonttnts may be found ; lYater l-i Carroll. Total insurauce gl'27, 
— “ F'icM and Camp— Night'I'hougbta N'^U. 
Loss estimate ¿y,5':0,0tlü. 
— The Doom o f Rosalie— .My Raiiy in i 
arrival from 1‘orto Calmllo coti- 
the .Skies— T h e Trop-s ol the Rildo— I lb’"'s previous u'iviees vceeived Ly us of 
Areadi,a— T he Secret .Marriage; 
or l.he ■ 
revolution at Barcelutia and Guaraga, 
Sin and Expiation of IL-h-ii Gray— Oa ' Veiie'/.U''!a. ami -a .stale "f general anar- 
L iving 
in 
i ’erspeeiive— .'Nmbitifin — 
eby 
confusion exists, 
llcm inisenees o f V ienna— The Mi.»sion 
S 
I'ubliii letter to the W orld say.s 
ot the W-aters— Living aiul 
I'am e,” with many other e.xcelleril ar- 
ticle.s 
T his Magazine rielily inerit.ii a more 
extended and universal [lalronago, ami 
'we hope to .see it recoivo its full share 
in this .section. 
W e will take pleasure 
in exhibiting specimen numbers to per- 
Bons wbo may wish 
to 
snb.scribc.— 
Term s § 5 per aiinum. 


I’oslhiimous j 
sixteen 
war 
vessels 
I Queen.stown, and that many of ili 


n e a r 
loy:d 
inhabitants are ileeing to llm gnrrison.s 
for safety against llireatemal Fenian ri.s- 
ing. 
Stcvon.s was believed to lie in .South 
Irrdaiid. 
W asliington, Dee. 28. — Tlie I’re.si- 
dcnt has revoked the J'Ixeqiiatcr of Ger­ 
hard Jun.s.son. 
Consul "f Ghioiiburg at 
N ew York, for 
refusing to appear lie- 
fore tho Su)ironie Coiirr on the pb a tliat 
W o copy the fullowing 
from 
the 


"G adsden T im es,” the first number of bis Consular functions exempt iiini. 


wbieb was published on the 3rd in.sL. 


.S a !c i< :ito i'y . 


W e this day commeuee the publicii- 
MIDNIGHT DtSPATGMSSl 


28 — Tim 
I 
W ashington, 
D.'t 
tiu n o f the G adsd. n T im es, in the Conn- 
rui.ehes at military lo ailquarlers cinfinn 
the Fort I’liil 
Kearney aias.suere.— 
Col H. Rlaiiiiigtoii, eommamling h'orl 
I'hil Kearney, s.iy.» tlial ln'!i:iiis miiii- 
liering d.LD'h atiaeked the soidiei'.s lO'ar 
the fort, 
killing 
the eiilir" party, an ' 


ty of Baine 
W e have .seleeteil Gads- j 


den aa the point o f puLlieation, hecause 


w e believe that at no distant day it is 


destined to bo an impoitanl iilace— tlnj 


mo.st important in North Ea.st .-Vlahaina. 


It is near the centre of a fe: tile and pop- 


ulou.'i county, beautifully located on a 


navigable river, at or near the .Iiine- 


Thrio humlreil houses were destroy­ 
ed hv lire in H ong K ong on the 3-Jtli 
Oi'tidier. 
T he civil war in .la; an was 
suppressed on the lOili. 
l.vi/lA.VAfoi.is, 
-Jan. 
1 — .V 
tire 
in 
I'Uehmoml, Imliaiia, 
iiivolveil the loss 
of one hundred ami lil'ly thousand dol- 
lar.s. 
Tho railroail Ji'pot. telegiajdi of- 
lieo and a targe (¡uanlity of wheat aud 
laid were d'-stroycd. 
W asuixoto.x, Ja n . 1. — TIi- .'Arkan­ 
sas committee arii'e-.l 
late lliis aflcr- 


1101 III— loo late lor aeiloli 


•‘Glia Fi,.VTKiia.M "— TIi'j .Vaslirillo 
Gnzrtlr puts tin, ioll r.vi'ig at the 
head 
of its eolumii.s as its piatf'fui. We think 
tlie whole South might well atiopl it; 
].!'t the So'ithern peoi'le i.e sure to 
produee, a.s they ea-iiy can, ;tli ahuiidaiii 
sup.ply ol' provi-mus, maiiufauiure their 
own tiiiiher ami iron into all the iiiiplc- 
meuts they need, spin aud w.'ave all the 
cotton they consume, am! 
let only the 
surplus of the staple, if any, pa.s.s over 
, to Lowell and Mamdiestei', to lie liaij 
¡ tor in cash 
l.el tliein do whalevei inav 
he imc.e-s.wy t" Secure -i li'ee i’.m.iui.licaii 
State Govei iiinent, and ste.oli.y r, I'usc. 
hy any ih.'l.asiiig eonqdianc s, to pnr 
I'h'.'.se ihi: ]ii'ivilrgo of enjoying their 
Coijslituiional 1 igiils ill ihe Fmkn'a! 1,'il­ 
ion 
ij'i empl'iye'l, let lliein m a 'lu ily 
mcel what.'ver de.stiiiy may’ be in stoi'', 
loi' ihem, .Secure at least in ihe po.sse.s- 


.f. T . ¡ { .V I lU l'f T l', P i'O iiiie U ir . 


Is nosv opi-nrd io ihn 
pnljlic. 
—Jaif v ll'.i. 


Ü 3 ? . a i . S 5 A 2 C 'S M ! 
Dry Goods, Grocé'ry, 


A NU 


/(íéií7 .c/t< X ji¿ . 


(.Sign o f llic U eii &. W h ite IM ng) 


A L A ÍÍ.A .7 S .A , 
K 


l'il'J’S coii.-'tanlly DU liiuiii, am i olti-rs I'oi' 
ShIu. b Weil 
SUic’k o l ' D i t 
(ir.fc-ru-.', 
Ht'.ls, lUuMs & Shox-¿, Tiit and 
Qíic'-iit: \V:.rf. 
:i v:iri“ iv o!’ iirfivdfS tHlUll- 
ly k»-|M in iN,•(./*/*• { wUcTc fhf^.y tin u»i 
thu'y t-tsi!) 
Ail o f whi-'li !ic will .-J.-Il a.- 
(■heap Its ili{‘ « iiuMlM-si !! 
If n-if n 
t r l 
G ive h im ;i call a n d y o u will I'clii'vn 


U. U 
llgM iT. 


N . \\. 
All 
k in d s o f Ckiinitr; 
I'n.diK T 
InuiuUi at the 
niarku't pn»u. 
Al.'Oiill 
o f K n r . IVotn the ?izc of »•- Minh s k in 
lo an 
ijiilc. 
Lil»ir.al advance.^ nt ule 
on k’tMJon. 
li. II. Ij. 


on Ala, J a n ' y -Kli kS'IT. 


f. Rill 


mutilating their bo'lies horrtidy. 
J.ellcrnian, Capt. Drown, l.ii'iit I’nini- 
niond and 
the niiiety-ijne men. wore 
mostly new recruits 
Gen. F’raneis L 
Hiair sm'i!''e'is (L'li. 
¡jumniis.si'Oi- 


h lv ' 
t'.;!' 
‘■'"''t .'iell-i'esp'.'Ct. 


tion of two great Trnnk Railways qnar- 
f ’nitis as I'acilie Raiiroa' 


tering Llie conuiitiiii-—in tho innmaliiUo i 
, 
^ 1 1 1 
1 • 
• 
• 
i 
Mihvkukie, 
‘J n .— Jhe 
hriMlo 
vicitiit}' 01 coal bo‘Js aiul iron oro \i\ in- 
t 
vr 
i 
i t 
i* • • 
t 
J 
IV m .11 j irnii Works ani.i .sliops ;ti]p>iiiiiig tin; 
■ ' -Milwaiikie ami I'rairin ilo i.'bieii 
Rail 
exhaustible (puantiiies, aud of the iir.st 


quality, with water power .sullieieiit to 


turn a miilion ol s[dm!ies; and, of agri­ 


cultural rc.sonree.s enough to sustain 'a 


city 
o f twenty-five ihousami 
inhabi- 


lanta. 
In all 
tlie elements of wealth 


Roail restanralit, ami pail o f .lidins'.ns 
A Co's lumber yard, w. re l.iirni'il this 
iiioniiiig 
Jj's.s 
I'oii; 
in.suraiiei' 
§2.'i,UUU 


St. Louhs, 
Dec 2 8 — ,\ firn at W a r. ¡n'use. 
Th ey are e.niwde.l t»getber in 
. 
_ ^ 
^ 
renshurg, MisaoU'i, o n Ghrisi.uias Eve, mi.seraiile Irit.s, 
p.'tiipi'i's and ile.stitute, 
and pro.Hperily, 
Laim- eounly is unsnr- destroyed '22 husiiiess In.usi's ami ihrei' ami w ould pi'ii.sh if not auppo.tcd 
bv 


N c.v'ni'.uixii 
T ill; 
Fi'.khiim kx — 
A 
^\’a ;h 'tlg t'lU e o r-c s ji'im le i'l <11 th e .\LiC:m 
']'('b g " a i'h w viU's; 
Through ll'ie iiiC'liuni of tiie imlorml 
jiastova "t* tiu' ehui'ehcs, ibe siiperii-.ifii- 
daut "f ihe I' l'e.-ilmeii's üu'i'ou li ,s g iv ­ 
en iiotive to the overvrowded iiegrii jj p- 
ulali'ii Innldled about I'm siii'urba'i S'-e 
tioiis of ihi' 'list icl, (sai'l to o;<e"cd H), 
(dj I) who are iinnL’.e I" iim! I'liiployim iil 
tlinl ibi v 
IMIS' 
.S'.i'k clsev.'li-re for a 
mmiiisoi' liVi'Hluiod, as they caiimif b-M- 
ger be proviiUi'l for at Governnietil c.V- 


Ib'S bis Hooks aori .teeom ils al R. I!. K vle’s 
X'".v <1, 
All |.iTs'oiis iieli'l'lMl to Idiii will please 
I'oiiu- t'orw'on! ar.'i .-enle In' cash or note. 
(bols'll'U A ll- ISdT. 


W í í U í 'j : » ! i V o S i c e . 


.'\1jL p.T.sons indebted tn me are re- 
(|m'Sted to call 
and settle willi 
.1. 
11. 
Fram-is. Sr., at my old cuuiiiing' room, 
i f the aecouois are not settle.I hy tlm 
L5th oi'.lamiai'y tlii'y will be iefi. in the 
liarid.-; of an ofTieer for colleetion 


l i u F K A N C L S . 
.fai'ks'iiivillo, Jan. .5, ’(J7. 


N O T I C E . 
J 


URV Tickets ft*d C ounty Claim s rcgis- 
tctbd previous to 1s t Jan u a ry , 1863, w ill 
be paid upon presentation to the undersigned. 
L. W . CANNON, Co. T r. 
Jan. 2, 1867. 
________ 
Sheriff Sale- 
B 


y v irtu e of one fi fa issued from th e cir­ 
cu it ociirt of C alhoun county a n d to me 
directed, I will expose to sale to the highest 
bidder for cash, before the co u rt house door 
in tlic Tow n o f Jack so iv illc, A la. on M onday 
111* 4lh day of F eb rn ary , 1867, the follow ing 
described l.ands, lying in C alhoun county, 
kuow n a a d designated aa follow s; to-w it: 
W eal lialf o f the south w est fourth of sec­ 
tion 15, tow nship 1.7, rang! 6— east h alf ot 
south east fiinrlh, and the n o rth east fourth 
of the norlli east feiirtli of section ‘21, to w n ­ 
ship 15, range (>— also HO acres, move or less, 
olf llic iioi'tli wc.st corner of section 22, boun­ 
ded by Clear creek on the east, an d the south 
casi fourth of the north cast fourth .section 21 
tow nship 15, range 6, an d ten an d three quar 
ter aeres in sei-.lioii 22, on the -west bank of 
Clear creek, an d th u n o rth cast fourth o f sec­ 
tion 26, tow nship 1,5, R ange 6 , levied upon 
as tho lii'operty o f A H ow iiing to satisfy one 
fila io my hiuids in favor of Cas.sander S tiir- 
kcy, -Atliu. ol D aniel S turkey, dee'd aud a 
gain st A D ow ning, I.arkin C oker an d L. s. 
D ow ning— Dec. 22. 1866—$1.5 Ob. 
ÍS. JJ, M cC L E L K N , m 
\\ 0 . C. 


A ls o a t t h e s a m e tiiii e a u d p l a c c j 
B 


V virtue d(* one il tk. Usued from the cir- 
Guit cHurt (jf Cnllioun coiiniy, luui tom e 
tlnucted. ] will Fell before the court house 
(.biur, in the*Town of .J/icksonvtlle, A Ir. jb»- 
aiS ihi* interest C avid Mooro has in the 
!'(ilU..\viuii; l.atuU. situated iti O lhY U n county 
kri«\vn|u:nJ fioiiiioileíl as foilo>vs,ttJ-wil: 
Srtwt rutlfti' UGi'iii west fuurrh vnd the north 
v.est fiMJr'ii o!’ tio n h east fourth^ section oG, 
tfivvrjiibip ! J . 
7, cast in the Coosa i/and 
hisiri'-'e 
f\iu d upon as ibi’ property uf Da­ 
vid M.joi' . -o satisfy one li fa 
in favor o f It. 
ih'oita. AiiiituiiSsriilor. kc. an d ag ain st Da­ 
vid .\!oo:e itiiil Spivey C anuon. 
s . 
i>. M c G L E L E N , S hff. C. C . 
Dee. 30, 1.-J66—$12 OU. 


.■Al;io, a t t h e s a m e t i m e a n d p l a c e , 
1 )S'i' virine ot' oiuj fi tii. issucii from the uir- 
i > vui Í c o u rt'jf Ihiihi'im couiiiy, .-Via. and 
V. me ilii'ccitd, 1 will oifirt' for •■'ale to llieh ig h - 
e.»t bi'hle" t'',r c.Tsh, ficfore th e court house 
Jo o r ill the Ton n of .laek-'onville, .Ala. all 
tile interest th at .Marllia Coker, .lo.-'eph Co­ 
k er aud W illiam Í 'okor has in 
and 
to the 
follow ing block of l.iiiid. No 
1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 
7 an-.l ¡1, section 16. 't'ow iiship 15, range 
I 1 ea.st, ron liiin in g 320 acres— levied upuii 
as the property o f .llai'tlia t'ak cr, ./o.-epli Co­ 
ker ,m il W illiam Coker, to satisly .said li fa. 
iu favor of Juli.isoii 
.Milchcll A 'eo. 
H. Ü 
M e f L E L E N , Shff. C. C. 
Dec 
'2u, '.866— $12 (m. 


FHOTOGItAPH'C. 


K. i II. T. A .V riicN V .b CD., 
.Maiuiliielnrcrs of I’lio'ogi'apiiic .Materials, 


W l:ulesalc am i 
R clail, 


5 0 1 
U I'll.VOW .VV, 
x . Y . 
In a jililio a to our r.iain busiuess of I'lio'i o- 
I'liie .'.iATi;i:i.w,s we are ileadipiai'lers lor the 
foilovving. viz; 
.St i:hko.»i;di'K.» i .STKUKc.peoi’ie Y ikws 
Of A m eiiean aiul Furcign Cilies am i Lam ls- 
caj'vs, (ii'uu)'S, S laliiary , etc. 


STK.RKDriCDt’lC YIHW .S OF TD K W A R , 
From uegativer m ade in llu -v ario u s cam ­ 
paign.- am! fo ria ia g a com plete I'hotogi'aphie 
liisiory of the grc;,! ei'iiiest. 


.STKRKO.SCUI’IC VIRW .o ON GLA-SS, 
.'\da¡6ed for either the .Magic L a n te in o r the 
,'ilereoicopc, 
O o r C atalogue w ill he sent to 
an y aildrcss on receipt of -tam p . 


r n u T o d R A P i u c j 3/ j s k í ¡ ;s 
W c tuam ifaetui'c m ure largely 
lliiirf aiiv 
ol h er Iam.-,e, about 2il() varieiii-.-from 5(1 ceiit'a 
to .$ 5 0 i-aeli. 
O ar .Ar,iii;.\is have the. rcpula- 
tiun of lieiiig'.siiperior in beam y a n d d u ra b il­ 
ity to any others. 


C ard P h o to g ra p h a o f G e n erals, S ta te s ­ 
m en. A c to rs, e tc . e tc . 
O ur C uialogne embr.u'c.- over live thon.-'im l 
ililtei'eul .-ui'j'ji'ts, iuelm liug i'e;.>i'i>durtio;:3 of 
the m ost ceU'lira'.eil F iigraeia'gs, I’ain lin g s. 
.'-itaiiic.'i. el". 
Cai.ilov'ucs .-cut on rcceipl of 
slum p. 
I'hoiographer.s am i o.'liers o rd erin g goods 
C. O. L ., will |il'.-a.-ie rem il 2,7 per com of the 
am uuiit w ith tlicir order. 
.Já£)"The firii'us and q u ality of o u r goods 
eam ioi fail Io ia tisly , 
Nov. 10, ’66— '2m. 


» 
SALI3EURY. BRO. & CO 


Extcn.-ive -Mamitactiii'ci's an d Iiiiiiortcis of 
Gold, Plated fe Oreide Jewelry, 
SG L II) AN D N ICK K L 


S t E - Y S T t N T A l ? a S ^ 


A > IK ill C A N liN G L IA ir 
S W IS S 
IF.'J T C llK S . 
(,'a.-ed liy ciiii'si'lvcs. 
.-Vnil every df.-eriptIon 
uf F a n c y {iom l.s a n d Y a n k e e IV o tio iis. 
esi'cee.illy '.ubinteil xxu dcsig'Hed for $ u iu lic n i 
and Wir.stei'n Trade. 


C irculars am.', full desrriptive P rice Lists 
.-'em tree. 
A gents w anted cvervw licre. 
Ad'lre.s.=, 
,'8A I.lrJüKRUV, IÍ R ü .Í: CO ., 
51 D ui'ranc'estreet, J’liovmc.vci;, R . I. 


passcil, if etjual'cil in East or N'urtli .Aba. 


It will b'l oui; of tile primiiry object.s 


of this Journal to ;iid in ilevi lop ng the 


great natural n-.sourm'.- of tbi.s scvtioii 


llic I 'l r t " '! S tn 'o ,-, nm l 
dw '.'ilings. 
T'lle osiilliate i l')s- i- §'2'’il, 
(U'U. 
The iusur;itU'o i- ii"i k u o w a , lint 
is sm all. 
'I'lie prilie.ipal b-s.'u s av.; I’ur- 
iiigiou i . Siuiui 
H y a t t , A .Ion 
i : G.i , 
sy lv m iia , tb 
^ 
"S. Loj'Fuiic, H . Gi'lkei'.-im. \S m. Ho- 
c lim a in of .Ni w E lig h u id . 
o f country. 
It i.s o n ly 
n e ce ssn ry llial i h'-nbiirg. 
H m i r j N.-il, 
G n is-, G'arili & , 
these a d v a n t a g e s slio u ld bo k n o w n , to 
M a r s h a ll, a n d M oL eati A K i!|iu tric k . 
1 
New 
York. 
Dec. 
2 S .— .■Adiiiii"nal ' 


a r c li y iii g o f ill.s- 


f u r i'. 
'.¡’I'mi.-noi'Diiioii 
is o ll o r ’.'i! to nil 
wd ing to g o. Io i'''.ieli N'.iw V o r k . i'cmi- 


s y l v m i i a , t h e W o - t 
a m i ilio goniiil ('!) 


induce capital ami immigration to flow 


in from all dircclion.s, not only from the 


U nited States but from Europ.e. 


To the Manufacturer— tho Miner— 


the Merchant— the Mocliauic— the Far- 


'w or, in eearob o f a fertile soil, rich 


m ines, an industrious, moral and relig­ 


io u s society, cheap lands, railroad and 


Steamboat facilities, a healthy climate, 


m in eral springs, bcautifal and romantic 


scen ery , we say com e to Gadsden and 


explore the n ew , rich and fertile Coun­ 


ty of Baine. 


N o iic e 


particulars of tlie great .snow storm at 
T O 
.‘1 D.1/7.V/.S'T/.’.!'/''J/v.N', E X E l 
Evcdena and its vi.'lcncc, ba.x been r e - ' 
U T O h ' S 
A 
G U A 
D ! A X S 
O F 
ceived. 
T h e storm 
raged with g ie a t' 
G A L U O U A 
‘A Ü U X T F 
r 
fury at Harlem, where a row of 6 bouses ' 
Ai.i, Executor.-, .•Vdmiiii.-tnitars ami 
on Alexander avenue were alsa unroof- 
Gmirdiaii-, are hereby notified to lie 
ed, a number of bou.ses eii \ \ illis ave- appear at my ofliee, on or beire tin- l.'ith 
uue were also unrooted ami one blown day of January, 1867. and tile liieir 
down. 
Loss §'2o,O0d. 
acco'iiits for amiual, partial or final set 
T he storm was very violent at Ilu d - tlemcnt; mid abso renew their Roiids 
son, every avenue to the city 
hcing where they have become insufiieient,. 
blocked by snow. 
Four passenger cats 
Tho.-e failing to rc.-pomJ uromptly to 
were blown from the track, but without the above call, will certainly be waited 
serious damags on the Western roads. 
upon by the S herill immediately Ihei'e- 
No trains have arrived here from after. 
A . W O O D S , J u d g e of 
that direction this afternoon. 
I 
Dec. 22, 1 8 6 6 , 
PrcM'atc. 


(irswi.; ol' ihv i ’"i.i.K'rToa of lx'ri;a;,'.\i. Rev. 
.'(■1 I'l.s, .-I'.i!" ut A la. .!:u:k-(>iivilli-, Di;i; 28,'66. 
T o t h e G iti/.c n s o f C a llio u ii C o u n ty . 


TJ'Nltl-; auu'ia! la.v a-srsseil »gniii-t y..,i h.is 
J . Iii'i'ii traii-iiiitin l Id mv by liu- 
ol ill" Di.sirb'l, in hid aiimi;'.! liai, m' lst.:.5. 
T m '-iiiii" i,„i haviaj; I,"",, paii] w iiliiii (In' 
1ÍM i('i'i.|ain'l hy law and by publi'-.-.li..'!, il,- 
uiaii'l i-lii'i'Giy m.oU' ii|ui;i ’ vi.ii ,'',,r 
la.V. 
Il'm il paiil W ilbinm o.iav.-Vid":' 
| 
n.aii'l, lb" biw.s provide t'u r'tb " , 
. 
ii„r. | 
lii"i'"'d' u'ii.li a I'"" ol' iw enly ci'iii.-, \ vy. '..i'.;- ' 
"'•ms pi'i'":i"h mile travel",'! in si-M.iiny 
noli"", w ith ap i'iia lly of u.,, p,.,. "illliiu. :l>Í- 
ilitioiial iijiiui the m uotinl ol' ni.xe,-. 
Ilci'f.'irii'r C'l.-h will l,(! r'.'i¡ir,ie.l <m 
b'.'l'on' pi'i'm ii.-are "Tantnd, 
'2f'R,'V,'1111" sta!iip.s lor .-¡lie at mv G'lb-,. 
on tlUiC" How. 
II. |,'. VKI'.X', I.S', 
D"p. (,'dI. Im . |i.;r. 


R - J - M A A 'iM iV G lias on hand 
..i„ . and lor sale, as good, if not th e ____ 
b".st Frnii in ila -S o u lli. 
A pples, P ears am i 
IVaGies, I'ipeniii,' fm in .hiiie to N ovem ber. 


6^ 1^ ^ U I L V P E A ^ijV ES, Ilie m ost eiioiec 
I'im is. 
N ei'taiincs, 
l^lnni,-, 
Feean 
- Ti'i'i'.-—ahi',o-t aiiv ib itig y o n 
inav 
« i'-'ii "Mil" lio" o f F ru its,’ ean-fnlly 
..Jfe'j 
"'"I '■’'■"t lo an .'' applleaiit. 
iiiSSi* '•"■''I’ m 'vom pm iying cinU rsof eoiU'.se. 
’ t'j.A' 
K fv . S . (J. JK N llIN á id'mv autli- 
(iri/A-'l jVgvul. 
!l. .r. MANNING. 
M’"i''ipnl;,-', A la., O el, |;;, isim .— 1,„. 


NISE-ÍT, VANDIVER & CO. 


Ü 


l i e i n ' i t i U r ' i f « « f e . 


ND'r.ll mul by virtue o fa U.'cree rem ier- 
L J ed I'y the Ron. Gb,ani"rv Cunrt, livid 
m lai'li.-'onviil", (.'allnum Counlv, Al.-ibaiiia 
I'lr Ibe .'iblli i.bsirii t, N i,r'Ji"ni C ltaiu'frv Di- 
vi.-io;,, at the .Inly Term, IStji;, in favor of 
•Mar.Y R. R ow land Ailx. ,te. mid aa-aiiiii Hen­ 
ry G aiues, 
1 w ill, as 
Reei.s'.er' of 
«úd 
I'OIM'L, prorecd to dell, before the voiiri hon-e 
door of Calbi'un eom uy, Alabaar.i, w ithin 
llie usual boll r.-of sale, for c.a.di, to llip hieli- 
"St bidd'-r. 
Dll .MiJNDAY Ibe 4th dav of 
FRBllU AR'T, 1867, the follow ing described 
L and, Ui-'wit- 
The north h alf of north «ast 
and north east of north west qv. section ‘2.)’ 
tow nship 13, range 8; nlso. south o.ast ofsouth 
w e stq r. section 13, townsliip 13, range 6- 
also south west of south east q r. section I's’ 
tow nship 13, ran g e K - io satisfy said 
decree 
rendered liy said Chmiccry conrt. 
'''■.'J. .M, II AM ES, 
Regisler k M askv. 
Ja n . 5, 1S67—$12 00. 


IIavk ju.st rocL'ivt'fl nnd oflVr 
-tr riulu*. ¡I -vvoll suicrtod S'Uick o 
i Drugs & Medicines, 
' 
I’a l e n t M c iH c in c s , 
P e r r iu u c r y , F a n c y aiu l 
'I’o i l c t A r t i c l e s , L iq u o r s , 
lo r J tlcilicin a l p u r p o s e s __ 
^ 
D ye-StH iT s—P a in t s , 
a 
^ 
O ils —V a r n i s h e s , 
liru stics. 
& c . 
Jkc. 
J.\CKS0Nvii,i.K, A la, A pril 14, 1860. 
EREE TO EVERYBODY! 


S P L E N D ID HOLIDAY PHeVek tbI 


GOLD um SILVER! 


F I N A N C I A L C R IS IS 
compel us to sell 
In tin Course o f S iz'^onihs 


WonTII OF 


W a tc h e s , C lo c k s ,; C h a in s, Dlawom 
K j» g s , P ia n o s , M e lo d e o n s, Sewln» 
A la c h in e s , S i l v e r w ir e , & c. 
4Lb TO UK DISPOSED Oí a t ' 
OI\E DOLJLAR EACB. 
V fithout regard to value! 
And not to W 
paid for until you know what you 
are to receive. 


^ ® 'A fte r receiving the article, if it d o cs^ 
please you, you can return itand yout 


money will be refunded. 


T h e S t o c k C o m p r is e s , amongst other 
cles, Splendid Clocks, Gold and Silver 
es, Rings set with Diamonds, Rubles pv,,,,' 
G nnietiuid other Stones,(solitaire ami in cle.' 
lers.)Ladies' sets of Jew elry, comprising i’!,,’ 
and Ear Rings of the m ost fashioimhleaivW 
set in Precious Slones of every variety togeih' 
or with a large assorlmeot of Gold and Emk 
ellud nud Pearl Sets, Gold Studs and Slecrr' 
Bill tons o f the most beautiful patterns Gena 
Rosoni and Scarf Pins, and an endless varietr 
of Bracelets, C hains, Musical Baxes ]Jb2i 
Dre.s,ses, Comhs, Charms, Ac. 
'' 


11 1 cotiscqueiice of the ureat stagnation of 
trndo in tlie .Maiiutiicturing district,- ofKnmte 
and Englaml, a large quantity of valuable 
Jew elry, originally intended for the European 
m arket, lias been sent off for gale in ^ i, 
eoim try, and m ust be sold at any Eaciifim 
Under these circum stances the “ WATCH* 
GULD JEW ELRY C O ." have resolved n^* 
Allí APPORTlOIVnEAT! 
subject to tlie following regulations: 
Certifícales of the various articles, ^iihont 
regiird to choice or value are first put into en­ 
velopes, sealtd up and mixed; and, when or- 
ilei'cd, are taken out by a blindfolded bov 
and sent by iiiail,.fihu.3 giving all a fair chnn'i'i 
tin ruecipt'of the Certificate, you will sen 
v.'liat you are to Iiave, aud- Ihcii it is at voiir 
opiion to send tlic dollar and take the nriklj 
or not. 
Purclmscr.s may thus obtain a Piano, 
■Melodcon Sewing Machine,Gold Watch, iJia! 
moiid Ring, or any set of Jewelry on our List 
I'm- One Dollar. 


. 
NO BLA N K S. 


SEND '25 CF.STS FOB A CSHTIMCAT*. 


In all transnctious by mail weshnll charro 
for forwarding the certificates, pavingposlngo 
and doing the busmcss 35 cent each, whith 
must lie enclosed when the certificate is sent 
for. 
Five cerlificiites will be sent for $1, elev­ 
en tor $2, tliirty for $5, sixty-five for $10. 
mul lüU Ib rS ló . 


AGF,NT.?-—W e -want agent.s in every town 
am i county in llie country, and those acliiig 
a.s siicli will be allowed ten cents on every Cer- 
tilii'itie oi'dercd liy tlicm provided their remit- 
imn:c uiiioiuits to S i. 
Agents will collect '15 
"cnlsfor every certificate, and remit 1.5ecni« 
to IIS, eitiier in ca.3h or postage stamjis. 
d- 
gent.s rem iiting al onev S30. will lip entitled 
to 11 beautiful .Silver H unting Case, Patent U- 
vcr Watcli and 200 certificates. 


Pie,1 .-0 "‘rife your Name, Town, County 4 
State, plainly, and address all orders to 
'W atch and Gold Je w e lry Company. 
38 Liberty Street, New York 
~«R O V ESTEEll & CO., 
Piano Forte Manufacturers, 


4 9 0 B f o a d w n y , A '« u > I 'o t 'h . 


- ^ g j^ T lI E S E PIANOS received theHigh- 
rr' ''r T tc s t A w ard of .Merit a t the World’s 
Fair, over tlie best makers from London, Parii, 
(¡crnimiy, the cities of New Y'ork, Philadfl- 
phhi, Hall ¡moro and Boston: nlso, the G old 
J fle d is I a t tlie American Institute, for FIVE 
.SL'GGESSlYE YE.YKS 11 
Our Pianos coo- 
lain the French Grand Action, Harp Pedal, 
U verstniiig Bass 
Full Iren Frame, and aM 
.Moilern 
Improvements. 
Every Inslrumeit 
Ii-arniiitrd 
years- 
.Made iinijcr the 
.suiiei'viv.-iion 
of 
M r . . J . H . GBOVE- 
S 'i'E E N , wlio has u practical experience of 
over lliiny-iive years, and is the maker of _ 
orcr r.lerm thousanrl piano-fortes. 
Our fiicili- ' 
tics for nianufactnring cna'liles us to sell lliise 
in.-iriiiiients from $1U0 to $200 cAenyxr Shun ' 
than any lirst class piano forte. 
11. 4 P. 
D vf.B , 1 -6 6 ' 
Iv. 
N e w Cvoods. 
P. ROWAN, 
I 


force W hiskers; restore, curl and h r .U if ? 
tlip. hair; rntunv tlic 
cure D nitikenncss 
Nei'voiis Deliility, and other useful a n d v a lu ­ 
able inforniaticÚi: ■ ■ K ;e ;;i^ d r s ;;k Z iT'"' 
Address 
BERGER, SHUTTS & CO' 
Chemists, 285 River Street, Troy, N. y ! 


BEA«iK 1>EEDS, 
FOR S-7LE AT THIS OFFICE. 


JForney's Cerner, 
S now receiving and opening, an extensive 
ami well selected .stock of 


F a l l a n d V V in te r S ta p le a n d F ancy 
DRY GOODS: 
Every variety, style, fashion and pattern uiu> 
uily enquired for in this m arket. Also 


C r o c k e r y & G J a s t f i r a r e , 
Hardware, Cutlery & Sails, 
D P.iraS & MBDI02NSS, 


k 
k J k W & t 
■: 


r 
S H O E S , 
^ 
8AD1»EEBV 


^ 
o f v a r i o u s d e s c r i p t i o '* - . 


— ALSO— 
F a cto ry Yarn^' 
Kerosene Oil, &c. 
A i.i, of which are ofliercd for sale on thi 
most rciisoiialile terms. 
He respectfully soliciu a call and examin*' 
tion o f lus Goods, from nis friends acqusiB' 
tfinces, and the public generally, with the as- 
suriuice that they can and w ill be pleased »D4 
suited in quantity, quality and pnce. 
Jackson vitle, N ov. 3, 1866. 


S c h o o l 
J ü í o t i c e . 


‘f f s j n m . 
o f the 8 e ^ 
■ (" iriir' vmder the control o f tt* onder- 
signed, w ill be tteumcd 
8th, 1867. 
No change in terme—clever Indnitnoei 
boys gladly received. 
T uition due on the last day of the tern., 
Dec. 16. 
D F . SM ITH., 
PHOTOGRAPHS,^ 
^ 
AMBBOTYPES. &c* 
E. GOODE, ^rtM , 
(Form erly o f A thville, A la.) 


R oom s first door jjortb o f B- 
w ard's Store. 
June 18, laOt 


■ I ü 5 ó J. W . Lapsley, o f Solma. is 
I S g f i e ' d , Massaehusetrs, as the a- 
t t o f Mr 
Bridgman, Treasurer of 
’ahaba Coal Company. T h e Spring- 
ISdV p«W io:m says he came .\orth to 
I preplans relative to the ooi.-struotion 
f f . ailroad which forms a connecting 
I r t hpuveen the road running south 
r i , 
Washington, 
D. 
C „ 
through 
I t 
tihurg V a., and K n o x v ille , Tenn. 
r i t o i Ga., and 
the A labam a and 
I f e n S i e Elvers Rail^road 
the present 


iNorthern terminus of 
which is near 


■ t 
l i j n n v i l l c , 
I The 
s a m e paper adds: - T h e Ju d g e 
I 1 Mr Breed have also been maturing 
I hnsreladve to formation of a company 
I Korthern capitalists 
to 
work 
the 
I lines and manufacture iron in Shelby 
I ' ' „,V 
Alabama. 
'Ihe abundance of 
Kre and its excellent quality in that 
ilctiun, render it an inviting field for 
of eiiterurise who have money to 
|;„y¿st 
Mr. Edward Kim ball, of Bos- 
Iton who has spent some months in the 
lirnn regions is- here, with a good report 
lof the country. 
It is stated by Mr. K . 


l a n d ihc dtidge, tliat there need be no 
llc-ir of political hindrances, as the peo- 
|n|g of Alabama are strongly in favor of 


l i l i c advent of a large numbt-r of citizens 
If liis Northern States; who shall bring 
Iwitii ihein all theii peculiar ideas rela- 
liive to social, religious and civil affairs 


Í t Iic‘'Ncw T e r r i t o r y ” for tlie U n ite d 
I 
S ta tes. 


¡ [ F r o m th e L o i i a o n T e l e g r a p l i , N o v e m b e r 3 0 . ] 


I 
[ t id n o t i m p o s s i b l e t h a t 
t h e a e q u i s i - 


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e x i c a n t e r r i t o r y 


l i u a y p r o d u c e i n d i r e c t l y 
a 
f a v o r a b l e i n - 


■ lliie iic e o n t h e s e t t l e m e n t o f t l i e i n t e r n a l 


lilis s c s s lo n s 
w h i c h n o w 
d i s t r a c t s t h e A ^ 


l i i i e r i c a u 
p e o p l e . 
L a r g e • r i u u i l i c r s 
o f 


j S o a t lie r n e r .s - m a y 
w e l l - 
b e 
t e m 
p t e d 
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jt r a n s p o i't t h e i r l i o u i e h o l d g o o d s i n t o a d - 


l i j a ' i i t 
l a n d s , 
o l T e r i u g 
a b u n d n i i d 
r e - 


K o u r c e s , a n d f r e e f r o m n e v e r - e n d i n g i n - 


I c r f o r c n c e 
a n d i r r i t a t i n g 
p e r . d e c u r i o n 
1 1 


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e x p o s e d . 
I n 
t h i s 


J n y a f f e s l i f i e l d 
m 
a y b e o p e n f o r t b e i r 


[ e n t e r p r is e a n d l a b o r , w h e r e t l i o y 
w 
i l l b e 


J f c p i r . i t e f r o m a l l c o n t a c t w i t h t h e t V e o d - 


l i i i e i i , a n d w i l l 
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n " w 


j w m i i i u a i t l c s 
i l l a c c o r d a n c e 
w i t h 
t h e i r 


I c s n t l u 'u r i c s , w h i c h a r c . m 
u e l i l e s s D 
e u i - 


i i w r a l i c 
t h a n t h o s e ■ o f t h e N o r t h o n i e r s , 


i . \ 
d i v e r s i o n , t o o , 
m a y 
b e 
e f f e c t e d 
b y 


l i r l i i c l i 
t h e 
m i n d 
o f 
t h e p e o p l e 
i n 
t h e 


I p c d i ' r a l S t a t e s w 
i l l ’ b o t n r t i e d , 
p a r t i a l l y 


f l i t 
le a s t 
t o w a r d s 
o t h e r 
s u b j e c t s 
t h a n 


i l l u i - e 
b y w h i c h t h e i r 
p a - s i n n s a r r - n o w 


l i i i i l o i i e d , 
[ f t h e p e o p l e b o t h N o r t h a n d 


i i S ' u t h . c a n : i t o n c e b e 
a n i m 
a t e d 
b y 
t h e 


I r i v n l r y o f 
s o m e 
n e w 
p u i > n i t , 
s u c i i 
a s 


I t l i a t u f s e t l l i n Í 
l l i u i m m i m . s e 
w i o l e r n e . s s 


i l l i u s t l i n i w n o p e n t.,i t h e m 
, 
a n d 
b e i i l i r - 


i i n g 
b y 
i t s 
n g i i c n l i n r a l 
a i v l 
m 
i t i c f a l 


i n i . t l i i g r i e u l t n i a l 
w - . - . i l l ' i , k i n d l i e r s o i i t i - 


l i i i e i i t s m a y t a k e 
r o u t , 
a n d 
r e p l a c e 
t h e 


l l i i t t c r b a t e o f 
o n e 
p a r t y a n d 
t h e s u l ' o r i 


j r u h i n i s s i o n o f t h e o t t i e r . 
h i a n y a - p o e t 


| i i f t h e e a .s e 
w e m u s t h a i l 
t h i s e . v t e i i . s i u n 


i i i f t h e U n i o n o v e r r e g i o n . s t h a t v v o n l d 
o - 


I t h e r w i s e r e m a i n 
i l e . e r t 
f o r g o n e r a t i o n s , 


i s s a 
p o .s i t i v p 
g - i i i d 
f o r 
m 
- a i i l i i i i d , 
a n d 


i c n l le s s a c c e p t . b l e t o 
u s 
t l i . m 
t h e 
A 
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| i i i e r i e a n s l l i e m i - l v e s . 


In a late nu n’uer, the Gm.r. . itti C-mi- 
|iiiercial says, in referoiieo lo ilie pri)p(i.5Í- 
Itien to territorialize the Sniitli; ‘ It is 
lli'it at all probable, iti the first place, 
fcliat thftSuulliern Htates Will be reduced 
no a territorial condirion by act of l.hm- 
Vress. 
We regard it as so improbable 
phat we do not think it worth 
while to 
^iscuss the question o f the power to do 


■‘•There will be some bluster of that 
iurt, and possibly a bill to that, end will 
Jj'C presented and debated, but the ma- 
BOTity of the Bepublicans, in and out of 
fCongrcsa, ivill hear of no such murisure 
Iw.tli any parience. 
It would 
rotjuire 
■another revolt on the part of the Souih- 
lern people to convince them of such a 
Ineccssitv.- 


I-, 
}^CRK— “ Come till Am erica, 
IJat; write.i a 6011 of the Em oiu'd Isle 
|to his friniul in Ireland; -‘’ tis a line eoun- 
jtry to got a living in. 
A ll ye have to 
I'lo IS to get a three-cornered box and fill 
jit with bricks, and carry it till the top 
111 a four-.story building, and the man 
I at the top does all the work. 


A Canadian paper thus snubs the 
I govern tiivtit of the Uuited Stntes for its 
Jinteree siou iu behalf 
of the Fenian 
I prisoners: 


I 
Gio American govern mcht 
lacted 
Mward political offenders'? 
A t 
j'ho very Ima-l of the list stands 
.Mr. 
j< Klfevson Davis. 
B y the uuited 
voice 
I'.'tail parties in the Üuitod 
States, 
not 


Ito sav^ anything of the opiuiou o f out- 
I™® 
Mr D avis’ continued ini- 
■pris'mmeDt in Fortress Monroe Is a dis­ 
ip aos to the country which 
keens him 
I 
Seward think 
I , 
I'he way in which this innn has been 


Ilm'^ II 
go^'ernment deserves to 
IhuTk.i- 
“ «“ ‘ “ eatly humane;” that the 
two ‘’^'Ps. the palpable cruelties which 
limn 
with 
his iiuprisonment 
I«p>lw uh,n;a very late period, 
were 


Icio' ^ 
right to preach 
lilcmcncy to another country? 


S ign s o f th e T im e s . 


° u 
Orleans Times o f the 
|iyreí» 
following spright- 


Icv- 
moving on to demoera- 
f “ ivine right of kings has passed 
irnt 
and the people are the des- 
ind 1 
DO longer the people who obey, 
(I 
picase the ruler, as in days gone by, 
L 
^^6 ruler who must obey ami 
J asa the people. 
Z e R o i est 
m oit 


kliJj 
II^e<have only changed 
fcf 
the ’’ most sweet voices” 
P 
no populaoo are the oracles by which 
f 9 World solves the questions which 
1 Í* sfstparried before other tribunals, 
fop 1 
ÍOW but deep, in England, 
¡ atell the ore.rthrow of monarchy there. 


T he once adored and respected 
Ouoc n 
13 no longer safe when she drives throu-li 
the street of her own capital where oaths 
and imprecations are hurled auninst the 
Grown- 
T h e dynasty of the Georges 
IS worn out, the people want a change 
and fancy that with it all the poverty’ 
crime and suffering = will vanish, 
and 
perpetual peace and plenly inaugurate 
a golden age. 
T he 
volcanic lava is 
burstioli to-.the surface to destrov— to 
fertilize— who can tell? 
Louis Napoleon, sick ana languid, yet 
strives to conceal it, and shows liiin.-iclf 
to his people day after day, 
to keep 
down that undercurrent of e.mauU that 
is struggling to burst its bonds. 
The 
Empre.ss, too, plays her part, and tin; 
little Prince his, to please tliair i-efracto- 
ry Fi-enchiiion, and the drama goes on 
until some day the curtain will fall, and 
the 
mimes leave the .'rtago to different 
actor.-i. 
A n d the 
“ beaux seigneurs’' 
will not be the managers. 
G erm an y grins a ghastly smile at the 
turn matrers have taken in allying her 
with Russia, but the world looks on. I'l; 
doubts very iinich whether she i sincere 
in licr profc.ssion. 
T h e Papal jurisdiotimi 
in Italy 
is 
among the things of the pa.st, ami tlie 
keys of tat. Peter move heavily in the 
rusty and “ cff’ete” lock. 
Tempm-ai .ind 
spiritual power are passing away from 
the hands of the good cdd man. 
The 
prophecy 
has been 
fulfilled, and 
the 
stone he sought to roll from lii.-; people’s 
neck has fallen and crushed him. 
Europe, throughout its len.gtli and 
breadth, is convulsed by revoiut'ions, or 
the expectation of them. 
The pe.iple 
are ILstoning, watching, waiting to make 
their deadly spring and seize Uio rcn.-^ 
from hands too weak to govern. 
W e look at ail the “ boiilovorsenu'iit,” 
m phil.uxnpliK, for 
w’c have traced this 
eternal madness for change from iho 
early days of Patriarchal rule. 
It is 
not a better govornmeni than the need.s 
of the age require; it is a diil'eiviit one 
The madne.s.s and faiiut.icism of a pop­ 
ular cutburst, and the tvrrany of an ab­ 
solute despotism— wherein do they dif- 
f r ? 
Merely in the volume of sound. 
W herever an undue proportton of ¡,,nv 
er lies, ho it in the ni-niy or tho few 
die old fahlo of the wolf and the lamb 
is revived. 
Down in 
our little corner we- are 
drinking muddy w.iters-—very muddy 
indeed— and the wolf .stands above us 
.snarling and sliowiii” 
his tin th. 
lie 
waiit.s to devour us. and to find a iirete.'Ct 
for his meal. 
And wli-it in iieavi n’s 
name eould king or kuis.ir do mm-e V 
- l i e 
who endures eonquers.” 
If 
that be true, what a dia.leni will e-rown 
lissom e day: but. like the - l o iriiim- 
plie” of Slielley, wc will nor have pan- 
•sies in the wreath, “ for they mean niem- 


--ry” 


OvKllTIlilOW OK TIIK .‘ÍT.^•r^; tloVnU.V- 
.MK.NT— Stniiiirr D i'fntfi'd.— The I'ollow- 
ing paragraph -iccurs in the Washiiig- 
tou letter of the Baltimore Gazette: 


I feel .authorized to-day to give ymir 
readers some news of a very eheeriiie 
(diar.ictcr. 
T he extreme measures of 
Mr. Sun.nor, 
liaviiig in view the over- 
tlirow ul the State Gnvcrnmcnts of the 
ten unrep'C.sented States, and llo- other 
revolutionary st-lieiiies o f ignoring t!;o;r 
oxisteuee hy act of Goiigrcss, 
in the 
matter ot the 
Gons.litulional 
Ainenvl- 
menr., have both failed to receive siu-li 
support as lo justify even their prosen- 
taliou to the action of a cau-.-us of eith­ 
er [louse, iquch less of a joint caucus 
of both. 


‘ ‘ TTerrnes” the., Washington cnn-es- 
pondcnt of the Charleston 
Mercury, 
says: 


T h e opinion gains ground that Wade, 
i'’ostcr & Go , are touring it in the South 
for a purpose beyond that of a Ghrist- 
nias frolic 
I f tho gn tty and cantaiikoi - 
ous W ade return with the report that lie 
has been mistaken in tho feeling of the 
South, a fine opening will be made fir 
widening the doors of Coi.gress. 
‘ ‘ Re­ 
construction” is called for urgoutiy in 
W all street., aud hero i.s a chaiiee far an 
exeu.se for it. 


S e n a t o r Parson s.— W o are pleased 
to see in our city, say.s the Montgome­ 
ry Mail of the 26 th, Senator l'ar>oiis, 
who is just from 
Washington and on 
his way homo. 
G ov. Parsons asks the 
people o f .-Mabama to stand lirmly by 
tho President, and re|ieats the langiia.e 
of his dispu'ch to G ov 
Patton 
It is 
gratifying tn meet at least one man who 
is indisposed to 
ackuowlcdue, directly’ 
or indirectly, that A iabam a is out o! 
the Union, vnd we hope that hie wurd.s 
of encoiirageuiont will confirm the pur­ 
pose o f our people to stand by 
the L - 
uLon and the Goustitulioa. 


Soinebody says tho w ay to judge of a 
woniun’s character at first sight, 
is to 
examine th.e color of her petticoat — 
[Boston Post.] 
If snowy white, an augcl; if striped, 
“ angels and miuislofH ol grace defend 
ugt>>_[jj. O . Picayune ] 
A m e n .— [Adv. & Register. 


D I E D — On tlie 25th Dec. 1866, at lii.rfuh- 
er’s residence hi this cou n ty , 
W ili,i.\.\i » . 
B owers, in the 23d ye..r o f his age, a tier a 
protracted illness, o f clironic diarrhm ai a 
co n sum p tio n , which w as contracted "■•'“ ■- m 
the V irgin ia .army. 
He w i« one of ihe noh e 
y o u n g m e n t h a t b e l o n g e d 
t o 
t n e 
' O l h 
M 
• 


R e g ’t a n d there discharged bis w hole J o f ' [ 
far as liis feeble health per.niued, ''''hi 
><■ 
surrender; h e then w ith a sad heart and «it.i 
fceb lean d faltering ste[M, started f” '' 
'jj 
liv e h om e. 
Disease still preyetl on ho t .o ul 
doatb released his soul from h is 
; 
He had fully set his honse in order, la ' i 
b righ t a n d clear evidence o f i” ? “^9'I'j' 
w ith G o d . 
I t m ay b e truly smd he w - s a 
faithful s o ld ie r ,a dutiful 
esteemed b y all w h o k n e w him, undaisl.ked 
b y n o n e. 
Cease to grieve fond paren i.s, y <; r 
lo s s is his eternal g a in - F a r e w e ll, dearJV il- 
liatn— peace be to th y d ust. 
A r nmi't'. 


W l i £ i 
AflvertiseiiKints. 


h a r d w a r e , 
Iron, T in w a r e 


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Commii,iiioR gUvclu\’»t,is, 


41, Koi-th AViUei- Sti-cct, 


í¡n ® !B a a a S j A i h i a . 
yce-ConsigiiiiieiilK o f C oun try I’rmiiiee,so. 
lieili'd. 
C oo d s eiiiisigned U) oiir eare lor- 
wiiriieil with iU.s)im,.|i. 
W e promise .siriel 
alleiiUuii to any Inisiiieis eiitnisted to our 
eare. 


H R r K R R N C K S . 


f'i..v. U .11. II. Kiiuxkv, .laekrunville, Alii. 
1-1,. .1. A. .Si-oiiv, Talludegii, Ala. 
Ilo.v. .lon.v. T, lluii.i.N 
,s;,.lma. Ala. 


A dverliscmcn tn. 


J. A. CURUY, 
TalUuUfja. 
J. U. AUN.-BAUüH, 
¡Sílma 


^i'. A . 
A 


ftOlí.'iSHÜt; W i l i u 
I 


a n d d e a l e r s i n 


( tt id H o m c s H c 


W INES AND LiaU O R S, 
W a te r .Street i\« . ">„ 


S S 'lU n .- i. a t n . 


P l l l L L i r 
W K .W L U , 


S u l i u i i , A l i i . 
.1. 
H . 
K IT C H E N 
New l.h’lfaiis, L:1. 


W M A V I ' I S E 
& K a T e i B a t . A , 
sieoEBS 


AM) 


^ o w n/ro.x'on- -y /ét ¿c//anL>j 


W.VI-KU s T t i i m r - S E L M A , ALA. 


lliivo cutiti’oi (if'fi uoihI Lrii-k Wjirchousu. 
uDiR<liiiilly iimi' T ;_Di:ipl. lor lliG 
ot' 
("oltun i i i i t i uil'M* I’ro'luGp, 
f/ilifral :;(lv¡iuiv< n i i u i u o h Cotiou for 
Sl!Í{)itu’’ti; t»r Solr. 


■ 
a A S s 
a > ; 
; S Q 
o , s , i E 
, 


f í ilO L I 'S .M .F : A .M J i l L T A l L 


D E A L E R I N 


M ilt s - í i s . .y s s x iiiC ix i'a c s , 


P a t e n t M e d i c i n e s , P e r f u m e r y , 


(^i!s. Wiiuíoiv f/l-iss, Ci^/ur^' TuIkhco, .j’r. 


Nu. lo. r .R o A O .'’^ T R E K T , 


N o v . 
L S C G .— 
* ; jii 
e. J. TiOFas, 
GROCER 


N 0 
GENííRAL 


c o ^ u i i s s i o N 
: 


W .- 'a T S 'l S a i^ i'S 'S t S 'lK T , 


till* Cut-Ii*ms, 
SFL.MA. A L A . 


Mill GoR!i!’«’li’il 
with lilis linusc, nr.'l 
w ill :ii ut! iiiH**s Ik* d Igíim-.I lo 
UI.V olil 
fiii'iuls :iH«l uu.'liiiRcr.' .iioi r*‘iM”.v iin*ir trmli*. 
T \v s t u j : e:t . 


W . G . I ’ R IV i-.T T , 
R. H i’RU.SWl-.LI.. 


riUVK'fT A OilOííWKLL 


i l f c f i v i n g a n d ^ o v i r a v d i i i a 


n i l A U O F C I T Y W H A R F , 


S iS á íilillík s 


• l u l l 2 1 , 
l a O ü . — b i n . 


J. M. .MÜUEV 


B-SO.^.'íi'líS S c ,15« E 5 1 b V , 


Wmil.I-i.SAI.I-l and iU lT A IL 


i 
i 
o 
c 
v 
A 
i 
s 


AND 
GICMdUAl.. 


CiJiiuiiis.-tiuH iiliM 'c lr.n its, 


ItllO.M' STKFMT, 
.SKLM.t, A l-A . 


A g e n ts for the Sn!e o f W e s t e r n Ri'o- 
iluee. 


W ill kiM’p (’onstiiiilly on Ii.tmiI Corn. liiwon. 
I’’lom ‘. Siiunr, CuII'cf, .Muhi.-’.'G.s uinl nil arri­ 
cies ii.suallv I'D'i)! ill a l''irsl Clasá CrociTV uN- 
Rii'lislinicol, which w’u ¿«.*11 ii[K»n the ino.slau- 
conimoilatiiij.*; icriiis. 
N o v . 3 , 
— tJ m . 


A M ) 


G E N E R A L 
6c nunÍ.C.5Í0u 
cvchant, 


WiM. inlviiHcu L A G G IN C & UOFK toh is 
palruns. 
A lihfivtl share o f imhlic i*.iln)iiiigc is r«á- 
jK'etftilly solicilu L 
UlFice over A lmk*. U’il.son 6c. Go’s \V arelioii.'^c. 
■Water S t r e e t . 


S 
E 
L 
M 
A 
, 
A 
L 
A 
. 


W.M. WinTK, 
ijivto o f Jaeksonrrlle. 


A . J . 
P H A R E S , 
iSuuiler t;0. 
WHITE & PHASES, 


S E . i M A . , . A liA - , - 


C O M M 1 S S I O Í Í , A M . » F O R W A U O - 


I N G M K R C I I A N T . S , 
W 


1Í have Storage for 1.500 « A L E S o f 
C O T T O N in our new 


F IR E - P l l O O F W A R E H O U S E , 


A n d m ake liberal a d v a n e e s o n e o n s lg n m c n t 


Mu. K. L. W O O D W A R D o f J n ck fo n v il 
is our A gen t, and nil orders left w ith him fo 
the pnrehasc an d .shipment o f Corn, 
Oats 
Hay, Baron. Iron , .Sugar, C'cifl'ec, &c. w il 
have oiir prompt attention. 
April 7, '60. 
WIIITF, & P IIA R K 3 . 


J . A . C t U U Y & t o . 


A N D 


O í o m m G . c i c A 
J H c r c l u i n t j L 


CentiuiS W iii-eliduse « u ild in g , 


W A T E R S T R E E T , 


\V(f Imve fiiKiil Urick Waruhuusc.s coiiMiiiit 
ly iiinlcr ^uaril for the slorajíu o f (.’oUoiv auA 


o t l i p i ’ j i n u l i D ' c ( ’o i i s i i f i i c i l l o IIS . 


d i) s . 
i i A i i m r . . 
J. H. itOUlNJ'ioN . 


IIARDIE & ROBINSON. 


¿*i#> Í1* 
(Ú Ü * d J U iiS 
— AND— 
«.’« .A !»l I.S.S 6<>.Y .U l l l l C B I ,4 .\’1!',S. 


2:; ,N 2.5 Hue,II) .‘/■r. (ui- S'l'.iiU.',) 


S E L lV ia , A L A . 


W c 
rc.'^ncil'iilly 
iiiviiu cuiisij^iinicnis of 
('utiiiii. Fhiiir or other prodm'i* iuu-tulcd for 
.'iiU' in oar iitarUot, ta- fur shi|niH‘ul U> .Mohil-, 
N*’\v OrliMii.-: i»r New \ o r k , 
anoii wliirh wc 
arc jM’Cjiarcil lo make lila-ral• ca.'h advnii';c:G 
A Lsu U) fill ulsh lia^oinii; an d Lope ur Iron 
Tic.'i, 
i>ar »»hi friend.*: will fiml as ready to serve 
llicm faitiifiilly. cllit’ii'itlIv and hoiie.*lly. 


y / . l // /) // • ; .J- R O IA X S O cV , 


'1'.'. k -a Ui'oail Sired. 


Si;i,.v.A, A l a. 
Si.’]it 15— Im 


S i i i i i l l e r y , 
i í a r i i ( * s s , 
& i ‘ , 
^ 
^ 
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r 
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m 
W J. 
NJ 4.^ 
^ 
^ 


C e i i t e a ! C i t y I i i s i n - u u e c J i u i l d i i i , 


M A N U F A D TC K F.ltS ,1: D KA LKBS IN 


SADDLES, 
^ ^ 


H A U M ’ i-vS, A i ’., 
» 


KESi’EeTi’UM.v e;d’ I li f a 11 ( iilit ai (.fall piir- 
cliiDers lo iln ir lat'“ i* ^tolk. conipri.-iiny liie 
1m\>t ¡i>sorlnM'iiT ever olh red in ihls loiiikel. 
W’l; ar«* eoiistantly re'-t iv ln . uevr adililnai.-:. 
iha.*: j.rovin,* ihuL wc Ivave n olh in o uiilried 
lo {'li-a.'-) ihe f:i ni*v «»1' a l l . 
S .V /7 7 /. 
:y C(R 
S'.'--’’’ 
.w-.*-. 


.u 
.. : 
Olh. n. EKUoU.'So.S . 


’ÍTT.TV‘*T!? P-x- d !\ 
-L.; U \'i J L r lb OC VG*-, 
R.- lo V.. Y. LUNI'IE.) 


coT'-i'*:-: ' w c T o u s a n d g e n e r a l 


>// 
f'lf'/t (f /I 
J 


oFFU'i-: L ilH A t) S TL K LT, S L IA IA , 
Ai^A.' 


S IK •rial al!i*nlion L'ivon to ihe sale .iml sltip- 
mcui of l,\iHoti. f»a which u c w il l pay fiTriwh.t. 
eliii rue.<. iiiid Uevi'iiue'I'a.N. 


( inler.-for t »e piin’lias** o f Groeerie.**' anil 
e*lhi-r :irlii’I»'< proinplly jillcd, wlicti ae.'oi.i- 
paiiied w ilh the Ga.sh or t ’ily .'Ycueplance. 


U E E E ilE iV C E S : 


M. J. A. Kvilh 
(h )..S e h iia , A la., 
fh ’a. 
.1. G. Í,. Iliiey. TaÜa'leira. Ala.: J. W. i.ans- 
loV’, Si'ltiia. 
;\ 
.\I. fiootlu iu. Selia.i. 
Ahi.: Walk* r Ih’vnol.l,^. A Ijdiic. A!a.; 
John 
cA-Win.H.pii Á Co.. .Moltilc, Ala.: Hon. T. A . 
Wall:er, .Ia«:kso:i:'ilh*. .*Ma.; .lurcy k llarri.^, 
.Vew I Iriean.**’, I.a.: 
H. GL liaiuion, .Moiituoin- 
ery, A la. 
J an . ‘JT, itaü . 


W. r. JllUEK. 
K. .JOH.N'SG.'i 


M 
l R 
L 
E 
. i O 
H 
N 
S 
O 
. A 
. 


].>IiY GOO.DS, 
^'utlcnu'u’.i 6lot!uug, 


l e O O T . ^ , 
.*>>BSOF.S, 


LiU(‘A¡J S 'n tK L '7 ', 
.s-/-.7,.l/.l. 


A s ' f 
I V o i s i 
S i'os-L ¡RS'g'C 
of Wiiolci- íáooa.«. 


I ........ 
limi 
T 
Kxr; 
■'’i-r 


i . l r 
Ti 


D 


. imiii-s, 
I'.stinialea and Spevifira- 
s will hi- prepuretl and ready for injpee- 
by the first day o f .lau n ary, 18(17. 
in; work will emhriu'e Marlli and Roek 
avarmn,.). Rinliankiariits, Tre.stle ,t lluw e 
Briilgrj, iir.sl and iecond d a i s and Kub- 
.\l..;-)iirv. 
a- riulit to rejrrt all proposals not ciUire- 
ali.'faeiory is reserved. 
K. C . Il.-tRNF.V, 
Siip't 'jnil A u e iil fur Les.see. 
. 15. l.smi. 


fi'Rssiiire .MatflJc 


.\rD: .^ri’ERloK To ALL oTunus 


E'or I L iii iii y u iu ! M a n u f j i c t i r i n g 


p o s e s . 


A ’i l ’Ut.s w anted. 
A'idross. 
KMIMRK S M. 0 0 . 
d in Ureiidwav. New Y(»rk. 
ROME 
STíAilSJgSliti 


PJAGHIHE WOHICS, 


R O J f i F . , i i a . 


W*. H. KAGKU. 
W. V. K. WAT.>ON. 


n \ i T S O . \ \ 


GENERAL €Or/IMISSION, RF.OEIVING 


AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS; 


OJ’/'fC A ' icilk .f l 'D R O X , l > i : X C j l X i - Oo. 


S E L M A , A L A a 


/ 
H avi.mg 
seem-fil 
aiiipii* 
:* lid 
o a v e a i e n l Slor-tiie, 
^ 
‘ we arc preparc'l lo receive 
iiini f'lrwatd all (aK*ti~ «• in.*ti^Hed to u s a l the 
G'itv Wliarf. with proinpir.es.s aa*l ilirpatcli. 
Tarpaulins am i Watciimeii will l»e kept on 
ihe W iiarf fo»* the ¡irotcd ion o f all Goods 
.seiil, lo oar care. 


Gori.-iD’iiiiicnl.*: o f C O T T O N and 
P r o ­ 
d u c e rc.'*:pcelfully .^:olicilcd. 
J iiiie h , 1 dlJ— P.m. 


N 
I) 
JoH.vsoN, .................. K. A . 1G:tthion« 
'fa!ladc)j.a. 


Í 
. 
Í Í . 
J 
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S 
O 
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& 
C 
O 
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( . S u c c c s . s o r s fu 
W . I ’e l l i h o i i e . ) 


STORAGE, RECEIVING, FORV/ARDIWG 


A .S I) 
6ommÍ.si,ííion glcvcÍLint.í, 


Ofllcu i n A lii. <f; T i n . I I R . Wnri'liousc, 


S oigaiti, 


H avi.su h'li.sed the i\<MV, tyN 
Sfeaw 
F i l e I'l-oof r O T T O N Í Í 
W A R E IIO C .M E , 
willi- 


in a faw yards o f the Depot, w e are prepared 
to Receive, íStore. Forwartl, or Sell, all con- 
.*:i” nioents Miih which w e iiiuy he favored, on 
llic moiji liivoraLie lerni.s. 


.M e r c l i a i i ts )Ui(l J’ lan fe r.'; 
w i l l r e - a d i l v 
p e r ­ 
c e i v e l h a l w e |io>.**e.s.4 i i n e q i i a l l e d a d v a n t a g e s 
i n i h e I 'c e e i v i i j ” a n d s l d p m e n t o f G o l t c i n , a n d 


i n 
t i l e r e c e i v i n g ' a n d f o r w a r ' i i n y o f G o o d s , 


h c l i i j i ’ n h l e l o c c o n o i n i / . e i n 
w h a r f a g e , d r a y * 
a ; ¿ ( ; a n d 1011011111}.? o f G o o 'L s . 
W i t h t h e s e a d - 
v a n iiiR e .s , p l e d j ^ i u i? o u r h c s l e í l b i t s i n l l io i n - 
l e r e ^ l s o f o u r ¡ l a l r o n s , w e r e . s p e e l f u l l y s o l i e i l 
cunsiennn'nls. 


S - p i . 3 3 . . . 1 V . 
N 
I ) . J G Í L N 3 0 .V & C O . 


NEW HOTSL^ 


H 0 U Í 3 3 . 


.N'linlK'ii;-.: .'.‘ri;.:!- Wyter.nnd Liuulerdule sts., 
uppi'sim lli’i'fe!, Kskridge & S tiin liv an t. 
S M E .U A , A L A B A M A . 


f l ’MlI.S hou;.o i.s no-.v np-ii fur the reception 
I 
o f ilic iraveiling public. 
Satisfaction 
tt) everv uii’i guaninti-ed. 
A).rll M . 
K . T . R T r R . n i V A N ’ T . 


S O E t E S & M i I T C I i E f c J i , 
MANUFACTURERS OF 
lla rizo iitn l, Vei-ticiii and P o rtab le 
STEAM ENGINES, 
From one to Fivu Hundred Horse Porvor 
Lo com o tive, F lu e, 'J'libiilar Jc C y l­ 
in d e r « O IL E R .S , 
i;tisoiiietei-s, Tiuik.s, Sm okc-.Stacks, 
B L A S T P I P E S , 
C'OTTO.N PRES.SE.S, 
S C ( ; A R M ÍLL.S, Are. 
MACHINERY FOR 


E íí> n á u ,:; f f l H l s . 


I S I u s l 
S''3i i ' i i a c e M , 


R . a ü i ’ o a c l s . 
.Saw S c (áríst-isiills, Aic 


r A t S T R V G S 


( If cvi-ry di'.scri]il!un np t o 25,0110 lbs. w eight. 
C u r w lieeis, Ilaiiim cre d , L o cam o tiv e 
and C a r A x les; 


m J F iiiin fL » l l a r h i i i e r i f 


Fur (luhl, rup[)i'r. Iron and Lead .Mitie.s; 
B’.'idgo-castmgs and Boltfj; 
AH kin ds o f Itlacliiiicry and 
B R A S S C A S T I N G S . 


Wk linve rehiiill onr W orks and liiivo New 
ami Impruvnl .Mneiiinerv juhI Tools. 
R AIL- 
liilA D 
MK.N. 
B lílIX Ü : 
(:(INTRA(,T0Ri6, 
FnitNACl'l k lU lI.I.IN C MILL MMN, A N D 
.tllNINC ICNCINKKR.S, will find it lo their 
interesl to sviiil iis their o w e r s . 
W e use on- 
Iv till- lie.sl mall rial and do onr work well. 
',’Ve will CUARANTKl': A LL W O R K d o a e a t 
onr (-..il-ihlishiiient. 


i ’lircs will be a.s lo w or low er llinn Ihe 
saiiie v.url; eaii be ini|iorleiI, or done a t any 
ciiln r c.-ialjli.slimenl in tlie S o u th . 


(iiir long I'-xpt-riencp. in the Inisiness and 
the large conlriicl.s w e have leretofore filled, 
will ••iiaraiitce.satisfae.tioii t n o n r cnstomer.s. 
N O B L E S & M I T C H E L L . 


.Ia.s. Noiii.ks, sr., 
Tiios. P . MiTCiif.t.r.. Cash, 
.loii.v W Noiii.'i, .Master Macnini.st k Driiug'mn 
Wm. Nniii.K, 
Groiiof. Nobi.k, 
S amuri. Noni.E, Superintendent. 
.Tnlv 2 i . I8I16._______________________________ _ 


Empire Se-wing Machine Co. 
Pi-inci|inl Ofllcc, 61C B ro a d w a y , 


N E W 
YOllK. 
G 


ItKAT IMPRdVEMIC.MT in S e w in g .Ma­ 
chines. 
Kinjiire .Shuttle, Crank .Motiun 
.■3K.\iiig .Machine. 
It is t h u s rendered noise- 
less in I l c t i u n . 
Its motion hidiig nil positive, 
it is m il liable to get out o f order. 
It is tho 
.best I'uniHy Maeliine! 
N otice is called to our 
new am i improved .Manufacturing iMacbiue, 
for I’a i’mrs ami B ool and S hoe Fitters. 
A- 
genld wanted, to w hom a liberal discuuut will 
lie given. 
N o ( onsignm cnts made. 
K M P I R K . S R W I N G M A C H I N E C O . 


A M . A R T I S 'I S ’ U N IO N . 
AGENTS WANTED. 
E 


IíLIABLU nnd energetic persons, male or 
reíanle, arc w anted to solicit subscrip- 
tiuiiH for our Kngrarings, and fo Such w e of­ 
fer very Hhcral cusli indnceiiicnta; also tjilrn- 
(/ii/yirMrnfs to aiihseribcrs. 
Circulars suita- 
hlo to he used in canvassing, together w ith ail 
necos.sary papers, will be furnjahed on appli*, 
cation. 'A d d r ess, w ith referea'cB. 
A M fiR IC A N ARTISTS’ ÜN10^•, 
25 P i n o . S t r e e t , M e w i o t k - . ” 


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‘ M o o n l i í í l i t . - ’ 


‘*Níiy, w a it mu liurc— l'll iiul bu luu^; 
T i á b t i t :t l i t l l r u - a y ; 


r U c o i n t ’ •TcVuii h a v r ¿ iiu g thu 


I i n i u l f \ ü u 
c i l c i d a y . 


“ ’T i s b u l l o c r o s s y o u s t n ' u k o í b j i i i i — 
A n d i V f . 'h t I i c bi'L-fZus u l o w ; 
V o u %vill n o t loseiiH- íiuiii y o i ir ai.ulil — 
Ü ü f kisd, hihI n o w I >ío.” 


^ ‘S o í n t h o p l c a s a n i l ú g b i o f J u m \ 
H e J i e h l j y s a i l s a u a y , 


T o w i i e r o t h e j í l i i n t i a r o f i l ie iiiu o !: 
L i e s r i t ; b l a c r o s s l i iv 1-ay. 


“ A n d s h e s its s in u in ^ ' 01) liie kbore 
A 6 0 h^^ o f i'Ure lich^lil; 
T h e b o a t f l i f s Olí— a l i n i e m o r e . 


A u d h e v t i i l c r o s s t h e l i c h t . 


“ T h e b o a t flif'S o n , t h e > o n ;: \< .lu tie , 


T h e 
i í e f u r e h i m ¡.'h-aiiis: 
A l i t t l e m o r» ', m u i it is w o n — 


' T i á f a r t h e r t h a n ’l a c e as. 


“ T h e b o a t flies o n , t h e b o a t f l i e s l a s t : 
T h e w i n d h l o w s s i r o a e a m i M fe; 
T h e b o a t flies o n , t h e b a y is l>asl, 
l i e s a i l i i u l u t h e b e a . 


“ A n d o n . H iidoii. a n d ever o n , 
T h e li^^lii li»*> j t i i i b i-lb re : 
I k i t a h f l j i f v e r i n u r e is (b»ne 


T i l e s o n g u ^ t o u t h e s h o u - r ' 


II . K . 


C 'loi^in? orU flO 
í > ( J í; cs*. 


Clos».' U|» l l ie b e i i a ‘‘‘rr T i m e l 
S l o w l y a i a iM i li y , b u t U-t i i b e, 


M o u r n f u l l y t u u -s e t h b y t h e \ t-ar; 
W l m t a r e t h e r e r t i n i s t’o r w . u :i:jd m e 
Í.eí't b y t h e fa llin ;'- fliim -rs ie-reV 


h a t t o r paS'um.-N. a n d w liaf t b r l.iveV 
h a t l o r a v . i i i . e •.■.ad criim-'.' 


W h a t J*ir h o p e a u i l t h e h e a v e n a h o v e V 
W b a i o t t h e L e d j ^ e r . T i m e ? 


CK'se u p tliC' la-ilirer time! 
M an y a n a m e for i^oud or i ll, 
Kills to the marpiti y o u r id o iie d grruli 
M aii\ a h i ^ h a m i b a u ^ h i y w ill, 
.^lany a luw out iiu m b le .-uu!; 
V e t o n e p a g e to t a--h is e iv, n, 
M a r k iu e the rhum aia^ putli ’a e ^ l U o b 
H o ld i n g tlu- iuilami- »jt hr !! or H t a \ c i; 
W h a t o f the Lvd.ier, Tim e? 


I l u f i ' 
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in s a id e u u u i m 
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iiuiib. Vk'cs; 
fo u r th u f ¿('(’l i o n ‘¿*1: n o r th w e st h m i l h ««f iV.e 
n o r th e a s t l o u r i h ol' sC’Clion 
14; 
liorih 
lu u r ili c»f (ho n o r th w e s t fovirlh^ji .Mctii n id; 
n o r tlie m -l fo u r th o f s o u t h w e a l t o u r t h .e e Id: 
iiurtii h a l f o f th e soutii Cast fo u r th , se etiim 
Id: s id d h e a st lu n rth o f s o u t h east fo u r th sev 
Id; iio i ili w e s t fo u r th o f n o r th 
w e i t fo u r th 
.'«eetioii 1:3; n o r t h w e s t fo u r th 
o f S o u th west 
l o n n l p s e e i i o n 
ild; 
s o u t h w e s 
f i i n i h 
oi' 
SOI.til e a st fo u rth , .«¡eeiion 14; so u tli east fonrtii 
o f n o n h cnSl louvth , F c e iio n 2H; 
s o u t h w e s t 
fnnrtlj ijo r ih -w e s i 
fo u r th , s e c t i o n 13; 
s o u t h 
ea.^t t( 0.irth o f unrth cast 
fo u r th , .section 14: 
n o r th cast f n m l i i o f . s o u t h east fou rlli, s c e lio n 
M: n o i ii i we.st f o u i i h o f n o r th 
e a st fo u rtii. 
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r'm.i th m m)i 11* '.vist fi in ih. s*t c tio n h’». a ll in 
T iiW l .'hip 13. Ik -.iy e '» «a^t in tbi’ t otj.-a 
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a» rim jiroperty u f J oiiii 
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tl.,- I'.M .a l h o u r s o f s a l e , f o r c a s h , t o t L k ! T ' 
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J i O K D A T t h e ? th a 
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o l d p l a n o f s a i d T o w n , o l t h e e w i i d e l S Í * 
p u l d i c s q i | a r c - t o s a t i s f y s a i d d e c re e 
o v s a i d C h a u c c r v c o u r t . 
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c o u r t , p i o c t e d t o s e l l , b e f o r e t h e c o u r t ho«« 
d o o r o l C . d l K . l u i C o u l i t y , 
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S a y w h a t « In ifis st*hm ¡ r u t i i h a s p a iil; 
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( J m h e r i i i g h e a u t y w i t h l u r e a m i l iiu e . 
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W i i i u o f t h e L e d g e r , T i m e ? 


C l o s e u p t h o L o i i g o r . T i m e ! 
H a r k , i h e k n e l l o l l i i c y e a r u ( i u e h v l 
H a v e 1 r u n u t i l t n y g o l d e n s a u d ? ' 
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W h e r e s h a l l l h e 8 i * u l w i i l i i n m e .'lam i.'' 
N u u g h i V e y e i U i i b u i g i i l l i a m i c r n m - . 
L i s t e n ! 1 h e a r t h e Xt*w ^ t . i r ’s liell! 
S h u t u p t h e L e d g e r , T i m e ! 


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l u g tie e ii g r a n t e d l o t h e u n d e r s i g n e d o n ' 
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b y t b e H o n . 'i' . 
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In -Acr. J u d g e o f t h e P r o b a t e c o u t t o f ek 


C l a i r e o n n t y , 
A l a . — n o t i c e is h e r e b y g m , 


t l i a t a l l 
p e r s o n s h a v i n g c l a i m s a g a i n s t ' 
( S t a t e , w i l l b e r e q u i r e d t q p r e s e n t t h e f » ' ) 


w i t h i n t h e t i m e a l l o w e d b y l a w , o f ' f / j . v 
s a m e w i l l b e l i a v r c d . 
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• A Í / e n i i a n C ustoW ^*’^ \ 
A 
l l p e r s o n s i n d e b t e d t o M . 
2 
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q u e s t e d t o c o m e 
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a t e ¡ j a y m e n t o n s o m e . 
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, , 
11 
A . D I C K S O N , A g ’t . q 


F o r M S a l o m o n , A l e i n n d r i a , Aia. , 


D e e . 2 2 — 1I t . 


S T A 
T E 
O P A L A B A M 
A A 


e a l k o u n C m v t f . P 


T A K E N . ü P - b y J - -L 
a n d p o s t e d , b e - b t e B . B . , H« 


E s q . o n t h e 3 r d d a y o f 
1 8 6 6 , B i n a l l m a r e M u l e . light B o r t d , e n p ^ ' S 
l o b e 1 3 o r 1 4 y e a r s o l d — no m a r k s o r 


p e r c e t v a b l e — a p n n i i s e d to'the v a l u e - o l a 


d o l l a r s . 
D e c . G . . 
i- 
C - i m - 'o l i i ' - S S S 
A. WOODS, Judge of r r o t i a ^ j 


. J 


„ < r . 


^ . . , u l i S t h e ’ W iitcb R ep iiirin g 
ousinosB iibove M c C k le n ’s s to re , 
woái 
[ m i # 5¡(ie o f tlie p u b lic .square. 
A irooii lo t 
l„ f msterials oil b a n d , nuii 
worlc d o n e w iili 
i L o a to b aud at low riilc.s to s u it tb e Limos. 
ToWouviUo, Feb. 24, 13Ü6 


1 CALHOUN M E R d lA N T 1ÍÍÍL L S 
T 


IHKuntlei-siirned, Pi'opi'iotor. respccHiilly 
informs tbe p atro n s a n d p u b lic p.oiioir.l- 
thnt these .Mills are n ow in porlbct fopa;i-. 
hv thftl tlU'Se a'lUiii arc n o » m 
with tlreir maiiulacturirig ca p a c ity iiioroa,-.Ml; 
1 linviuir made a r r a n g o in o n ta w itb .Mo.ssr.s, 
i S - i t l ’lmrcfi o f S o lm a , to soil on very liur 
il,e F lo u r in a n u tiu 'tn r e d at tboso 
Iftimmissu- 
1 sludl lie lireparort to u i- 
f- n,.fsoii td th e sh tp p iu ii ‘in d n o c o n n t - 
It-nil m pit- 
..•..i.m-'t e b a ix u f o r iny poi.sonni 
S 
F ^ r m l r o n C d o n n a s it, sacies o f 


h. iropersizc a n d m a te ria c a n b e p u r c a a s o d 
luliiliw cs t wbolosalo m arktH prioos. 


lu l e b “ "seeu™ l'‘ fo."‘t'‘e''>te-^^ year, 
(.liv 
f c u r patrouage If yob mtu consider ily o n 


(uwrsattodoso. 
^ 
^h,^R N A T IiY . 


Jan.30j_886-tf._______________ 


IjOK* V INEBlt. 
bKROY F. Jtox. 
IN Z E K & B O X , 
Attonscys at L a w , 


AND 


S o U ñ í o r s i n i h u n r c r y , 


A S U V I L L E , sVla. 
W 


ILT, nraclici in all the Coiirus of .*H, 
Clair, Calhoiin, Talladcca, 
Sbclbv. 
•Jafferaon, Blount, Delia b, Cberokeo ic .\lar- 
likall; also in the .Superior ijourt of the .‘tta-c 
I .I’rompl atteution gireii to the collictioii of 
|> 11 claiDis._________ 
[Spun C oiioss 


For Sale, for CaaJi uiiijj, by 
E . E . A V O O D W A R » . 


Doo. I5 th , ISG6 


t 


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Jfl. J . T U l t í S Í L ' L Y . 
A t t o r n e y 
J L n t o 


AND 


S o lo c lto r in C h a n c e ry , 
e tn a r a l C o lle c tin g A g e n t. 
Offlce fronliug East door Of tbe Court bouse, 
I MkionviUe, .Ml., continúes the practice of 
I l.tif in all its braiiciiee, iii L'allionu and mi- 
I joining countias; will give special attention 
I tfl drawing Wills, Deeds tif Conveyance 
liowactof AUoniev; to tbe I’rabate of Wills; 
I Administration ot' Estates, Guardiaasliips; 
I and will also act ,s Agent for tbe sale and 
I purchase of Lauds. 


c a b i i ^ ¥ t T 
h 
o 
p ^ 
T 


h e undcrbigiu'd liave again commenced 
the C A B IN E T M A K IN G - B U S l 
i n ESS, and arepreparud witli ail tlie iieces- 
jiary Inmlier and material for the manufacture 
I of even- description of 


F U 
R N I T U 
R E , 


sucn AS 
p fe c re ta rie i, 
B urefftii, (notF rtedm en’s) 
^ 
B est C o tta g e B e d s te a d s , 
L o u n g e s, T a b l e s , 
W a r d r o b e s , 
, 
S a f e s , (fee. <fcc. 
I A u of irhich will be made of the best ina- 
Itariaia, andin the most elegant, neat, duralde 
rand faahkmable style, and sold at reasonable 
[• rat« for Cash or c o u n t r y P r o d u c e . 
All coffin work, and every species of Re- 
I psiringexecuted with neatness luid dispatcli. 
j 
The patronage of the public is rcsjieclfiilly 
.■ lolicited; and all per.soiis needing Farnitiire. 
I are ¡nvitod to call a t *beir shop, jiist iielow 
I Crow's corner, on the west side of main 


J itreot, and examine their stock, the qua'ity o 
I their work, and leave tlieir orders 
' 
JDIIN II. CRAW FORD, 
, , 
JOHN .M S-MlTil. 
IWcaonTilla, Jan* .« 186B. 


OR. J. A . CLOPTON, 
H 


O f A la b a m a , 
ae located in tbe country near Scooba, 
Kemtter county, Hississi\ipi, where he 
04y be consulted. 
He opuerates with perlect 
«ucees, for 


p i l e s , f i s t u l a , 


t u m o r s , 
p o l l y p i , 
d i s e a s e s o f FE M A L E S , E tc. 
br. C. has never lost a |iaticut nor liail an 
‘cctdent to happen. 
11# baa opperated on tlie 
rooBt respectable of the profession of all tlie 
j-outlieni States, mid for a good many years, 
? ''‘«H'd almost every city in tlie Soiitli. 
■risit Gadsiion, and points on tbe 
"obile and Ohio Railroad, it some three or 
ow should desire it, 
Feb. 23, ‘U5 


R 
e m o v a l . 
^ 
D r. J . Y . JT IS B E T has removed biv 
Jmce to tbe Drug store, cast side of tin 
IS, 
.bo Square, where b e 'w ill conliiiue 
; ‘ Practice of Medicine as usual aud wiiere lie 
‘'‘'w be always found unless professionally 
’ ’■“ L 
Nov. 2B. ’( í 5 .- t ‘ 


T o t h e A i t t i c t e d 
D 


fe. G EO RGE W . L EA C H propo 
Bes a new system of cure in place of tlie 
▼ast internal doses which enfeeble the stoin- 
*cli, poison the blood and endanger the life. 
He can be consulted 
any tim e in Jacksou- 
personally or by leuer, giving rmnie of 
tQLperson, whether over or under 35 years of 
sgi-i and the disease.' He cures careers, wens, 
u ii^ , BoroftiU, piies, diseases of the lungs, 
«une, kidneys, and some others; charging: 
out a.very smHl am ount In advance, after- 
nocuie ÚÓ pay. 
He has a untnber 
wwstimonials of cn ré^b o s • recently treated 
n q a ^ of cancer, seven of which are entire- 
,iy well and tjie others, getting -well. 
. I 
G . Vr LEACB, Faith Doctor. 


, v . B L A - J H £ '- ; : . D E E D 8 , 


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till' .Markel. 


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' ’('T 'M IN a n d ( iih n 
“■ I’l-oduve lo r the IMiinii-i-r.. 
.1. H ('ool'iia. w ho ¡Ills bud loitc e.xpniu;..... 
ill tbu I'oiloii Ii'iide w ill givo his spi-rlsl m 
teiilioii to tliiil l.reiicli o f tin- l.i;.siiic.ss. 
Ro.me, (in., S e p l. 28, LSiiB.— Uiii. 


ManIioo(5* How 
how I'e- 
g-aiued! 


J u s t p c M is lic d , u ni-w i-.tiiiim 
I G '. 
G i i . l v c v w e i J s C 'e i c 
b r a i s ; .''. E i is tiy im Ha- m , 
n tri' (w iib o iit iiifdh-iiu. I o f .Si',;,a;.iATdt;K;iii;,\, 
o r .•'laiiiiiiil Wcakiic.s.s 
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( h ilt tin y v, i!i b e Mild a t lii» u su a l 
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T i n - «f i f b i u u d i.iu'mir. 
in tlli^ a d u o ru b k - 
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iVtori :i t h i 't j 
u*:u's' jUMCticf. lliai ih'.* alai’iuiny i'otiii‘*|nun- 
o f 
be .'•ailirjil y-ínircíi v. iili- 
oiil th e till, diuu^vr'ius 
o f inU-ni:il ntvU- 
ciiR* o r tin: iq icn catio n o f ihe k u iik — (toiut- 
o u t 11 m ode ot'cun* pim ple. iT n u iu . am i ef- 
reiTuiil; by ;m-ans o f w h ich cvt,T\ ,'U!i'rcr. no 
n iiitter wlnit h ir eoniiition niav i»e. nja\ rn re 
UiniM.-lf eim ap is. priv-iivk- am i n fH r tr lly . 
heelnn.-. .sinmhi be in th e imndii 
o f ev ery y ouili a n d e\er.' luau in ib c Inml. 
S e n t uiuk -rseai, i i i a p l i i i i en ve lop e, to any 
addres:'. /"'.''•(‘/►frúA o n re eipt o f 
eenliJ, ov 
tw o po jl .<tamps. 
.AFr^o. io*. ('ulvetw eli'?; 
*T»faTT’ia”‘f.* ( i i d t l e , '' p r i c e 25 «'enis. 
Adflrcs^s 
the pr.iilishers. 
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12 H o u r s to A tlr. o tti a u d «S 0 0 .sav d 
2 4 H o u rs to C h i' tta n o o g a Ac ‘5.IS .v/rea' 


O n a n d after .Moiid.ay J u n e 4 lli, 
ISCli, 
T r a in s 011 tliis ro a d will niii a.s follows; 


T h r n m jh 
tf' F i-r.ii/lit T n t i i i s 


P asse n g e r tr a in s will leave S e lm a 
diiilv, (e\ee[it .Siiiida s ) a t* l 1’. .M 
do 
w ill ai-riveai I'.liie Moiiii- 
taia (e.xeept .Siiiid'y ) at 
I'i iii,.lii 
do 
will leave lüiie .lluiiiit'ii 
le.w ep t .Siiiidays) at 
4 .t. .M. 
d o 
wili a n ' i v e a t .Selma (e.v- 
ecjit .Siiiidays) a t 
1 2 iinoa. 


F fr l/jJ it T r ill n.'i it iil tl F i n ih i f A o / " ' e 


W ill leave .Selma .Moinlaya, W eiU iesd ais and 
Friil-ivs a t 
fnl.ñ .4. M. 
A nd a rriv e a t Ulue M ou n tain at 
Ii.ao 1’ . .M 
W ill leave B ine .Miiiiiiiaiu Tiie.s- 
diiys. rim r.silaya& .Saldays a t .'•nlñ A. M 
A r r iv e 111 Selina a t 
Iiim 1’ . -M- 


Pas.seuger tr a in s co iireet at .Selma with 
lioats to Mmitgoiiierv a m i M obile, am i tviili 
the Scbiia an d M eridian liailroail lor Vi 'l,.'- 
In irg. New O rleans iiml the W est. 
A t HIne 
.Moiintaiii tliev coiiiiecl willi T a y lo r , O iliner 
& C o ’s Splemliil line o f Coaehes from lliein-e 
to R om e, O a., am i tlieuce liy rail to .■\tlania. 
Savatiuali. Obarlesloii, 
O laillaiiooga anil al, 
poiiils Noi ili anil Hasl. 
T b rn iig b fare, from S e lm a to K iiigiloii on 
W e slen i am i Atlaiilii; R ailn ia d O N l.V S I S Un 
K. 0 ; B.aIíNKV. 
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M tis n o ltifio n 


T ^ H F , C o p artn er s h ip licrotoforcexistitnj-. tin- 
I 
d e r tin; nam e,u n i sty le ol .Sbeid & Mc- 
Ciiin. w astlissulvert liy nm liial ooiiseiu (in 
the S rd -d av oi December,- ISilii. 
I be tintes 
a n d book.s'of tlie piirtiierslii|i arc in tin- Inuids 
o f tlie uiidei-signed. w h o is i,tlqne au thorw .ed 
to receive p a y m e n t o f th e s a m e . ' All persona 
in d e b te d to said lirui, eith er b y n o te or iie 
c o u n t , m u s t m a k e p a , m e iit liy 2.')th in st.. 01 
said claim s will he placed in 
tb e h a n d s wt 
F o s t e r & F o r n e y for.coUectiou 
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tn iil fjx its 
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'r:dl:id«'L:-n. Ik«H*u»^.ÍT Sit. < *l:uf. Í 'hci'H- 
cK aib :ind th e Snpifipim- r,>nri 
o f lIi** 
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vou. «.f .Iiirhs.m »v iif viKihls ,:ts 


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p '’:viyii,-ii :ii- 
lo Ihi.* .'^(t>r;j” (? junl S ;uc uf 
(’{iTTfi.N n n d oilier Ih-iMlnue. 
( ’onsjutiiiieni ■ of (.‘o ito u w b 'l i o slorod in 
till' Ni-u l-’i t'-rro iif \V;im’!mjil:r on .(p.uk.^un 
on 
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oer'i'iit il 
l,v 
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( ' o '- 
s.‘ iscf;.' 


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J . 
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F r o j j s l e k ) ; ’. 


\ ( ; C . \ í :K tni.-fii to iind fni.n tin* dvpo 
_ iJ ! iiee oi‘ ehiir^'e. 
A h r. 


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T o iie f A i'iiflf.v , U i q ii;!!’.-.. 
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l.A U íÜ C d pp. I'a talom'iie. Uii'-lnnu' Imw 
X 
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ibaiclii--. Malli, I’aA ia s. Si:!h)V.'nuss. 
l-'.run- 
ii«)U’: ;ind all in ip n r ii!.•.< uj’ the slvin. 
Iluv, »«i 
fn'ce U !ii.-!v-r.<. ivslorv, ru rl am i I'eaulify 
iln- Inur; i;-m*\v ih.* a^c. etira 1 b‘un!\»*am 
N*’i v(,K4 IJfi.iUiv. a n d otUn- n sebd .«.ml vain 
a b lf iiiMii'tnaiion. 
ICv.-rvbodv .simmI Lt it. 
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s ü í ' t t .s 
Cfi., 
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iiig, tilt; uioHt s c ti s i ld e iii'.rtignipli w liicli 


lius 
a p p e a r e d 
iii it.s ciiiM iiinl c .d u i iin s 
sini-o 11 w o n t b u c k lo U ;uiienli,sin: 


\S 'linti'V iir n n iy lie tin: pnlitier.! p o l i c y 


o f t'o n g i" '.is ill Kil'cri iicii to l.lio 
tíiu .tli- 


ei'ii I'ltali's, it t.iuiiiiil n o t b e b lirei lo iL o 


p o li c y o f lii.-noi'iii.n 
'■'imt'aii'ii 
i i n h i - t r y , 
S m i t l i o n i p r o d ii c ii . a i, 
n tid tl ie iii-iu;ticui 
bilsiin-s,. '.ntorc.vl,, o f tiie S o u ii gelloi-nl- 


ly . 
\ \ lio tiio r ih n p rc .n c o t S t a l e t . o v e r n - 


in c iit s live 
i-ecogiiiy.cd 
o r n o t , 
w lic U io r 


tiio ( ' u i i s i i i u i i o i i m A iiioiiiln u M it lie a d o p ­ 
te d ov ii..f. It 
is a la ci t h a t 
tiic c o t iti n - 


itcd ]ir" S tfiitiu ii o! S n u i.b , vii i n t e r o s t a is 


a v e r y .serio u s d u i.n ig u , n u t e iiiy to liic 


w ell 
b e i iip 
111 tlio 
u t i l , 
lu i t 
I'f tlie 


u iiolc c n n . i t r y . 
W itli a b i i g e pi-.id uc- 


I'.oli n n d 
, 
pi e . p c r i n i s ii;d ii,.lry 
ilic ri'. 
l a r g 
n . v i i i i . - , w e iib i b,. p .ui-id ilito llin 


ro iisu , c ~ io;i. ■..;,ui 
iiiir b u r d e n s , iiii- 
prnvtng ],¡r. 1, .l;.i¡i:d cicdit. lllul l.Ulnill- 
'd — Willi lllf pres- 
r,".enu s must onn- 
ni!~cr,rdy sm ali.— 
ere ling t'-iT'toriai 
.-''.iml ilcl'n Stales in,' 
"'s... 
it w o n . d 
tie 
■ n- 
n.alcr al int'T - 
Ibr t rritiirial gov- 
.i.Xcos..] .-ciy e.xpcns- 


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£ i i i : 3 S l S 
O 
N tlie P l.t.V O . g iv e n liy B í f S . M , E 
F R A N C IS . coiinneiKTiig w itii the.ses 
sioiis o f th e Jack.soiiville F em ale .•'.cmieiny. 
P iiinls can coiiiiiiciice al niiv tiin e d u ­ 
r i n g tlic scs.sion, a m i be cliarged fn r rh c lime. 
C o iin lry P r o d u c e al tlie iim rkel p ric e tiiken 
p a y m e n t. 
J ack s n iiv iile, .Ian .30, 'bU 


G. c. ur.i.is. 
(I- c.vi.nwi;i.r. 


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S o lic ito i' in C h a n c e r y . 
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AVI.N'O 
nssm-ialci! ilicm.sidvcs 
in ilie 
pr.ivliv'j o f !,a\v, w ill ¡n-aelice li.gctlicv. 
C.wepi 
in 
cni.M .\-Al, c / . s K , i n tlie (•iniiili-s 
Ciiilioiin, 
Tallvilegii. .St. 
(.'lair, 
liam lni|ib . 
Cbernkci* :ind i 'e k a l l , 
.la u . (>. 
Ignb 


ALA. s r T E N K ." ^ R R. R. 


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PI ase C:dl. 
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A p r e s a - 'S 'a .\ .V ípcjce. 
I 


'.vill be in Jarh.<{.tip'>lk‘ on Thuisda.v, I 'm 
day a n d .''•'alniihi;. alk*f f'lu io-ina.', fur the 
p u rp o s e o f (•(dluclin;^ iht* SkiK* riid comiLv 
T a x . a n d h o p e thal 
alt will proiiiplÍ\ uunit* 
lo rn a i d a n a m a k f **.i\niLht. 
P ec. lá; 
li. (.¡K AiillM , T. c. c. 0. 


KEP.OSEHE (ff GAS ST-OVES. 


TE ' 
AND COFPEE E til ERS. GLUE 
I ’OTS. OIL CAIÍS, f(0 . &c„ 


v\!l llte t'ooliiiig fnr a"r.4t\', 
D3=-I'ninf\ inai be doi.e w i i lr'6-.Xt 
irT*i\erii.s. lie 
(lil, 
u r 
(in.-,'fa'Tv 
03^vv iili 1 s Ivniible, am i ar'Si'tV 
g ^ l e . - s expi-iise. tilall li\ ali.i **t:sr(.. 
tJ:3!“ n lb er lin-i. 
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A:ic/i Arlir/'. iic-i.it/tii-itiriil h t/IC itiiift'l/ir ir 
i/lltit-tl/tll-t '' Itt /.,/.■■"/■/// fill f/iitl ¡.-i i-liltt.-it:ti j c r it 


O ^ . S e ii d I'm- Cii-eiilai-.'SSi 


L 'b c r a l B is c o iin i to th e T r a d e . 


KI-:n(> SE N f! l . A N P 
T E ll CO.. 
i i p 
-Inn i'F A lM . .'4TKI-:KT. N. V. 


R I v R i N G T O N S 


erally 


R i-ices K .'d n r f d l.-t .Ju ly , VSGO. 


A iiiiv iievniver. bl -liMi in Calibre. 
.NllVi' Levnlver. let-loll ill. ''aliln-e, 
Bell lii-vnlve'. (.s.., f Cn|.¡.;,,, . ) .Vav.l 
Calilll'C, 
IteM lil v-.'lv.'i- 
V. .'-¡¡'.I Calilne, 
|',,:ic.. llei.'.M I. .A V 
.'-ize I'alibie. 
New P n.-f1 1 Ib-\.' v ' 
; u i 'I i Lniiiiiiig bever, 
i'n, ;,.-i lb . I . ■ I- •. - 
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Bl p-.n;,;.. i'i.I- .1 
ib b ii.- p i.) .Nn 2'2 (Ml-ll'idge 
Ve.sl I’ .'ib l r '!■■ 
N i l '22 C1M-Iiid..e. 
Ciiii C 1 11 . a- n- Nn .'i-2 ciitrelge, 
.•-tillóle ll.iro 
■'len i.m i. 
lievnlvni'- B ¡I ■ :a;-lnn in. eallbre. 
IJreei-l, l.ni.iilM. li lie N n .'r2 callvidge- 
iin-ecli l.nadiiig i'ai-i iiie Nn -ii: carti-idgc, 
1,1. S. liille (.'s!’l liaiii-l ) willi .Salire liayoiiet 
U. F. Kill il .Mii.'kel .-'pi iiigliebl Patlerii. 


U p w a r d s of-iOb.onil riiniislied tile Ü S Gnv- 
erniiieiit. 
O iir ncir Jjrc i'rh r.w ulhii; .-trm.i htire Jiinl 
hti-ii iii’jirijy n t a m / ai!ijjtlt:il/or M ilitar!] s a r ir e 
ill E u ro p e. 
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iLiiiN. New Y ork. 


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.t C o , Pliilmleliitiiin 'Pnnr.T.vKT .V- T rimbi.k, 
Baltim ore. liv'tiftY Foi.snsi 
C o.; N ew U rleaus 
& Mcmpliis; L . M. B umset * C o., S t . Louis; 
A lbbkt E . C ba n», S « n f r a n o i» c « . 


" S h o r t j'r itfU i; n m l Q u i r k J i d iir it i; .” 


I'. I,. Tfll.XI.EV. 
W. s. (illlllnXS. 


TBRKLEY 
S iB S O N S 


N.vi-i.'.vcc lo ilu- pnbiic ilii'.l ili'-y a re rei-civ- 
ii;^ a larao .'^kicK of 


I ' l J l T 
f r i S g ' S & l l ' l Ü í ’ÍE k Y d , 


li.iviu” b u n p lil iiiust o f llu'iii 


Since the Heavy Decline, 
W k nrv pui'partid lu Sell 
a t 
W IK H.K.SA i J ’) on very riMsoiia- 
liU* ici'ins. 
\W ‘ Dal lor onr.<olv'is 
ih a l n»j llou so this sido o f A a - 
p r.'ln j*an eoin,<olo willi us! 
In 
ad ililio u u> o n r «xttiisivi; stooK 
61' 
wo oiler I ’lovor, 
Ln- 
oonw. U ro h ard . lloard.*<. Kino and* 
T im o ih v C f .R A S S S K K O . 
Also. Miijrlit. liiiokwht-al. ¿<.C, 
k c . 
AiisO a irreal variety u f 


K 3E 0 SENE LAMPS. 


Wliieli (VC are nli'ci-iiig exti'einely lo w . 
O a r 
slm-k euiisisls in 
Jiarl u f die lulluwiiig" ar- 
tiele.s: 


C o a i h s . U v i i s l i e s , T o i l e t S o u p s , P c r - 


I 'u i i i e r y , t ' c ' i o g u . c s , Y u u k c c N o i i o u s , 


t-'BBif 'i« ’á!SC, iSr.-SM jSy RüísJ 


W 
S u s k y , 


¡•'or Meiliciii piirpniie.s— Matelies, .Mustard, in k 
am i I'aper, 


2-2 llis. Acid Acetic, 
.'r2 nZ. iteiiznic ,'vcitl, 
ñu lbs. .N'ilric 
“ 
fii) “ 
.Muriatic 
“ 
l;ui “ 
S u lp ln iric “ 
b-i gals, nil per cent. Alcohol, 
Im.i nz. S iilf (jniiiine, 
2T.I U.S. A iiini, 
III 
" S p t’s ..Viinmuiia, 
03 
•' N iirte Itaicer, 
27 
“ .As.'iifnelilia, 
;t:i 
" lta..-uiii Copcvni, 
r.8 '• Blue Mass, 
fill 
“ lieliiied linraX, 
22 
t.'aiullai. 
•|.| gal.s t.'ii.'Iv I- Oil, 
I '2 bn.M S t'a.sie'-l .Bo.itl, 
10 lbs. t 'lliurnfnriii, 
. 
fill 
'■ (.'ream Tai'hir, 
12 
" Im ver P o w d e r, 
liii) 
'• t.dii^er. 
loo 
'■ Blaek l‘e|l|iel-, 
511 
G.t.'Ciiiie I'epper, p o w d. 
ño 
■' G inn .(rab ic, 
25 
‘‘ Ginn M.\ rrli, 
an 
“ I’res.-ieil Hops, 
2000 “ -Wiiile l.ead, 
200 
“ Red l.eail, 
.5 idils. T a n n e r ’ Oil, 
.3 
“ l.iiiseed Oil, 
7 
“ Kern.seiie Oil, 
2 
“ M acinne (/■!, 
D'l lio.vcs W im b n v G lass. iis,snrted 
.size.s, 
1 12 '2m ss a.s.snrted I’rescritnioii Vi.US 
2i)9 
“ assoi'leil Gnrks, 
12 o ’ZS. .Siilf. .Mnrpliine, 
i!ñ lbs. (Jarli. .\lagiie.<ia, 
■20U 
“ Epsiim .Sa'is, 
;-!iiO 
“ F ln w e i'il S a lp liu r, 
321 
" Kriiiistuiie, 
1)00 
“ Cnpperas, 
27 
“ (¡11111 O p iu m , 
5 
“ P n w d e red I'[liiim, 
10 
V Indide I’ota.sli, 
’24 (loz. iSeidlet's I’nwdcr.s, 
300 Ills. Iii Garli rinda, 
2.5 ozs T a n n in , 
2.5 lii.s S u g a r n f t.ead, 
12di)z. Ginieeiilnited Lye, 
tio'ibs. .'iadra.s Indigo, 
100 
“ L a m p Black, 
loo “ Bla k I,cad, 
172 
'• Cliriiiiie G reen , 
I7 ’2 
“ 
“ 
Y ellow , 
■ 
800 
“ A ss’ed Colors, r e a d y mi.xeci, 
123 gals. Variiislies, assorted. 
Romo, G a. A u g u s t 25, 1866. 


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‘ 


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i' 


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i 


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esl.i lie 
ell. nn'-i, 
i 


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w :il prn', 


iv c uliai a 
n /la- n a ' i . i i , 
ain i a Inii-ilcii 
tljmli 
tin: |l n jile 
nl' ill,. 
.N.jviii 
w ilic b 


t h e y Wii. 
.1111111 fee! 
In a v i l y — c . i p e c i n ' y 


if .''nuiiie- II p r n s t r a ; m i r n ilu -o.s s liil !ntv- 


■ r lliaii iim v iin u i h e r n r e v e t i i i n i . 
I.c is, 
t h e r e i n r o . »"2 ee ei'.iiio )y ::.linri.-sin-iitci.i iu 


Cniii;res.s tn t u r n it.s b a c k Ujiiii) all p n j - 
jeel.s liir lie v .d n jiiiig ill,! ro,innrcc.s o f th e 


¡ 4 n u tl ie n i i i t a t o s , lu a rc '.y b e c g n s e tin : |'0 - 


litie a l .I'eiittiiictii.s 
o f t l ie p e o p l e a r e u ti- 


.la lls f a e t u r y 
I i is iiia r v e ljo ii.s 'y li k e b i t ­ 


i n g oil' u iiu ’.s 110,10 Ui s p i t e o n e 's la c e . 


i t - i f ” - ’! c a tiiio t il la r 
c l i i l i l r o n , ’’ 
s a id 
.\lr.i. I ' r i m . d i d a i t i f u l l y 
.M rs. H artiii.g - 


In u In o’tiijg n v e t h e r . s p e c ta c le s 
m i lilly 
u p l t e i l , " p c r i i a j i s if y o u c o i ik l, y o u W ü uh l 
li k e t h e m b e t t e r . ” 


T lic L iv in g J e w e l C a se . 


T h e re iias recently arriv ed in P aris, 
a l-’olo wlio.se life has been a long .iiic- 
ees.iiijit 
of 
iiii.ssfortnnos. 
Ifi.s 
oil ¡jure 
wniild lili a vniuoie, and i!.s deiioueiiiciit 
i.s licit till! least reinarkatile fcalure 
'1 lii.s mall— iinw lifly-eight y ears of 
ag e— was, ill liib t', e.NiUal to S ib eria for 
pniitica! criiib 
from wlicucc he su c­ 
ceeded. after m any ¡lair-liroad’h o.seap'-.s 
in eiiibarkiiig at O k olitsk for Mniitreal, 
wiiere he arrived iu a state of com plete 
poverty, 
l ie led a m iserable life 
in 
G anada for eigiit years, theu sailed for 
iJrazil, w here lie nbtaiac'l eiiiplnyineiit 
in the diiuiiotid m ines of Tojoco; I’rom 
thciico lie w ent to California, wl’ieic he 
collected a small fortuue in gold iiiiiiing 
and reiuriu d to Iviropc wimro he lived 
in c o m p a ru iv c afiluenco until IStio. the 
y e a r iu ivliicIi iii.s com patr'Ots ciin’cav- 
ored to throw cdf the galling-yoke of 
!. it.-.i 1,(. 
N oiwitlislandiiig lii.s advniiced ago, he 
returned to bis iialivn hiiid, and joined 
in tile qtniggle for i’s iiidepeml iice.— 
15 log ca, (iired, he w.i.i tried liy a mil- 
itary eommissinn and .Seiiteiieed a second 
tiiiii: to 1 raiisporra ion 
lor life 
Nb-rl 
idiie.sk, one limiilred ami eighty lea.gue.s 
north of ToLnlk.s, 
v.a.s fi.x. il 
npou as 
liis phien ot exlie, tiiii.i ii .sinaB plot ol 
land mi tbe b m dcrs of a stream 
was 
given liiiii trniii wnicli to oldaiii bis sii.s- 
t nance. 
D uring the siiininer of lF(.i5, 
the liver becoiiiiiig nearly d iy , be iva.s 
not a little asiotii.sncil to liiid one day in 
it.s bed, roum led uiasse.s of quart/., mix 
e.d and mctted with inui ore. 
l i e know 
this coiiglninoi'ate, as a SLihsiaiicfi wii, 
which 
he had Iji'CO’iio fam iliar iu the 
m ines of l-Jr;./il, kiuiwii th ere by the 
naine of Ga.seailiao, and which indic itid 
the vieiiiagc of preciou.s .stones. 
Inii roviiig llis kmiw ledge of this fact, 
lie conliiiued liisex p m ra i ns in tin: beil 
of iliii Ht.ri-iuii 
Might days of I m il loss 
lai or. b u t on the iiuilli he di.scovered in 
a iiia.s.s of ([U.-fl-:/ainl oxide of iron, a 
single (iiaiiniinl — tlirtii ten mor'-— and in 
the .short si ace of !wo niniiihs had col- 
lecieil a uiiiniier of the precbnis stones, 
vveigliiiig in tin; ag gregat' ],S.' e-irriirs. 
and rcpie.seiitiiig a value of § Í0 OÜÜ 
(flirty tie us !iid di.i la r s .) 
.'^iiman r was 
d raw in g to a close tmd ii- ile.-ia-m ned to 
m ake his i-seapr 
0,0 nii 
! pi isnii. ¡ 
W lidi' waiting 11 t.iv..rabie op .iviuni’y. j 
111! eniitilinml his .se ucl;; and .i, 'b e eve [ 
of tin; bay li.xcd I'O- Ins (o p.iilni'e lie 
jiiekcd up all ('•inirm.ni;- .'.i.nmn,,!. wei_li. 
iilg 7.5 carrais, ¡m i in 
li.‘- I'ni iii of a! 
must perl'cct (ictiilimiroii. 
iiis jo y at 
tid.s good f rtinie overp wei-cd lii.s wea­ 
ry r ia tu ie n n d lie fell senseless to the 
groiiinl. 
Nn wonder, wiieii Wi.' reflect that tiio 
value of the li tio toy wa.s near ,^ll5(l,- 
UBB (tw o hutulrnd and lifty tlioiisatid 
dollars j 
O n a retu rn to euiisci(iiisries.s. 
Ills g reat ili.stress wa.s w hat to do with ! 
cliis valuable stone, a fortuue in itself. 
To escape liiiiisolf from the country was 
nc.xt to iir.possi de, bu(. ¡ o a tte iiip l tu l 
pass tlirou.gb the Geic.slial em pire — Ilia | 
only m eans of e.xit— with sueli treasuro | 
concealed upon his per.soii, 'w.iijid b e ‘| 
sLeor mudne.sB. 
B a t after long hours • 


o fa iix io n s liiiiuglit, his in g en u ity found 
a liiding-plaoe fur his precious jew el, 
lie forced o u t ono of Ids eyes, au d iu 
the vacant o rb it, carefully placed tbe 
m ore higlily prized b rillian t, co ncealing 
it I'rum sig h t by dro p p in g th e up p er lid 
over it. 
lie tliei, eiinceiilcd the sm aller stcimis 
in a belt about bis per.son, an d started 
on his w eary jo u rn ey across th e iiii- 
m ci.se steppra and over th e road to 
■■'I'lnipolatiiisli, and reached th e borders 
of the G-eicstiai em pire, w here be was 
seaiclied and roldied of his bolt of dia- 
mmiils by tlie K irg h iz— a w ild and »av- 
ii;ge trib e in b ab itin g tb e step p es, who 
by tlieir habits and iiidoniitablc courage, 
iiave m ore llian one point o f aflinity 
witli the C iieassiaiis. 
T lic Kirghi-/, ro- 
Ituned a few o f the sm aller diam onds 
til iiiiii, w hich In; sold a t tíouk-T clteou, 
tiio 
V cuiee of C hina, to pro eu re tbe 
necessaries of lile. 
/Yfter iiiaiiy dangors and e.scnpc.s, be 
icaelic! S h an g h ai, 
wliero lie em barked 
as a seaiiiim on a Sw edish shiii; and af­ 
ter 
inucliing at 
lio u g -K im g , M acao, 
'I’ouratne, C a lc u tta au d S u ez, 
finally 
arrlvoil at .M arseilles 
H e is to-day iu 
G ails and in iliu g re a te st rni.sery aud 
poverty, seckiiiir lo oisposo o f the gem , 
■.vliich. al iiiui'h expense, he h as caused 
to lie in-npcriv cut. 
'I'liis poor m an, 
who seem s to have been th e jilay th in g of 
mi.ifini.uiu; th ro u g h his w hnle life, can ­ 
not iind a p urchaser a t any p rice, as iu 
dovelnpiiig th e lirillianr, it p ro v ed to be 
iiilcd w ith evttpuds— sm all black sp o ts— 
which ren d er i t alm ost w orthless. 


Goi.n D iscovKitv ON 
A m ic.alol.a.— 
lu 'e c n t devehipm ents m ade b y M r J o h n 
L . S ui.im eiour, an old an d ex perienced 
m iner, indiciite th a t th is field w ill riv al, 
if n o t su rp ass, an y region o f this vast 
gold belt,. 
W o arc inform ed by C apt. 
•lam es 1*. ilarri.son, 
who recen tly paid 
a vi.iit ro th a t locality, th a t several largo 
am i rich veins luive boeu opened, an d 
¡.'lonouuced by ju d g e s to be w orth from 
eig h ty to one h u n d red an d tw en ty dol­ 
lars per tou 
Dahloneija ( G a ) .Sentinel. 


A 
H O R R I B L E l U Y S ' i ' E R Y . 


T w o M en a n d a W o m a n B u tc h e re d 
T iieiv lio d ic s R uxed a n d S liippcd 
UH F r e ig h t I'rom F b ila ie lx ih ia to 
lio sto u . 


B oston', D ec. .31.— A m ysterious and 
diabii'icai ail'air ha.s j u i t com e to light 
O n F rid ay a iiox was sh ip ped as m cr- 
cbandize a t I ’hiladcljiliia for this port 
on the steam er .Saxon, an d m ark ed E d ­ 
ward Mason, P o rtlan d , .Me. 


'I'he ship per said it would be claimed 
at Boston 
T h e box w.as aocitjourally 
luokoii open here, aud on 
exam in atio n 
was found 10 contain three dead bodies, 
tw.i men aud a wom an, app aren tly aged 
about -’15 y ears 
T h e th ro a t of 
the 
woiiiaii and one of the men had been 
eiii; but no m arks of violtmce wore d is­ 
covered on tlie other. 
T h e public be­ 
lieve they 'were all m u rd ered . 
2V dis­ 
patch to E dw ard M ason, of Borland, 
.Mo , lias not ’iiucn aiiawored. 
A t p re­ 
sen; the m atter is wrappetl iu m y s te ry 


Exiilosion of tlie Steam er Eclipse— 
Heavy Loss of Life, etc. 


.Ai e.i.'TA, .i a ii.'d .— TIic sfoanior E - 
e'lilise, ('ap t Iv. L Oartor. (dying be­ 
tween this city and .Savannah, exploded 
her boiler al i 'l oclock S u n d ay niorning 
while st.iiipiiig in a vyood lauding. 
T h e 
exj.losion was t' rrifie, 
tearin g the boat 
le, iJei'os titiil killing nearly all ob th a r d . 
'I he lulh>wiii'2 are known to have been 
111 
Bol.ci't 
I). Carter, Gapt.; Tho.s. 
II.) tiiiii.s, ’Jd 
E ngineer; G eo rge L ark , 
(eolured) Firciiiaii.— T he boilie.s of the 
ahiive ,iiiiik with tin; wreek. 
the limo of tlie'disi.'ter tlie Eclipse 
had bu!, xixly-livo pouiids o( st.eain, her 
i’y If- iiig one liiiudred. 
She was 
bit It in lilis oily ill d u ly . -Ib05, oxpre.ss- 
iy I' r die [iiirp".se of carry in g freight to 
and froiii .'^avaiiiiali. 
T h u ÉclipSfc loft 
h crr Iasi 'I'luir.iday loailed with 75 box- 
e.s of goyoniiinmt, saddles, and oU,000 
feu', ol lum ber. 
• 
’* 
---- 
ITuiisox’ N 
y . Dec. 2 8 .— T h e gtorm 
is the gii-al.cst ever k n o w n .here. 
E v e ­ 
ry aveiiini to the city i.s blocked u p .— 
T ile H udson 
and Berksliiro llailroads 
art! emiinlelely closed. 
F o u r p nsseuger 
ear.s were blown I'runi tlie track of the 
Hiid.soii Hi ver road. 
Tliu dam age done by the storm iu this 
neigiihorliood will he very great. 


W ,\siirxoroN Dec 2 8 . — Gov. P atto n 
of .Mabaiiia. is in W ashington and .statoB 
tli.at he will proliobly rem ain un til.after 
the re-iissenii)iiiig ol' Congress, in order 
ihiit bo m ay confer w iih th e m em bers 
ami a.icertain wliutlier he can asiu re the 
people of .■Mabaiiia th at the S tate will 
be adm itted upon the ratiiicatioa o f th e 
am en d m en t 


0(3=-A rc.sidont o f B u c y ru s, O h io , who 
giviis U N . E . us his initials is ab ou t 
shipping to the G overnor o fG p o rg ia , for 
the poor of tlii.5 .Slate, six oar.loads ;of 
wlioal, .sLx of corn, and s is b a rre ls eacK 
o f pork aud beef. 
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first insertiun, .........................................? ? 00 
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three, &o. 
A liliural discount nuide on 
advcrtiscm enla continued for three, si.v, 
o r 12 months. 
A nnunciation o f C andidates, 
S s OO 
O bituaries cliarged at advertising rates. 


W - D . 
M . 
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w ith 
BO GG S, MUTT A WUUD.S, of Helina, is 
• n r BUthorir.ed A gent, to eontraet, receive 
and receipt for subscription and sdvertising 
fo r tíin U epubllcan. 


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tk n firm of 
KIUK.S & IIKLI,. d ' 
N orth 
W nter 
.Street, 
Mobile. 
Ala. 
is 
onr 
an- 
tborized A gent, to coutrnct, receive and re- 
•eip t for .subscription and advertising fur the 
R epublican. 


lio n g slr c e t A ctulem y. 


W e congratulate the citizens of D a . 


visville and surrounding countiT, 
on 


their having secured tlic services as a 


Teacher in their .Academy, of one so 


well qualified, assidtiou.s, diligent 
and 


successful as Rnv. II. G R aoa.v. 


Long.=troct Academ y i.s situated in n 


healthy region, surrounded Ity beautiful 


natural .scenery, and in llic iuitl.st of a 


moral and refined cnininuuity, 
roiiioto 


from temptation to vice or dissipation— 


in 
fact combining almost every lulvan- 


tage to young men desirous of obtain­ 


ing a liberal education. 
Board too, 
it 


will be seen, by reference to the adver­ 


tisement, can he obtained in good fam­ 


ilies at very low rates. 


T he R a d i c a l C o n t.r e s s a.vd T k i ir i- 


TOr.IAL ScilE Jlfc 


Recent letter writers from AVasIiing- 


ton express the opinion that the Terri­ 


torial plan will be abanduncd 
by Con- 


grcBs, in consequence of the numerous 


difificultics it presents, and the corlainty 


that it would be vetoed by the l're.si- 


dent and declared uuconstitntional by 


the Supreme Court. 
One of the fir.^t 


measures, 
however, 
introduced 
upon 


the m eeting o f Congress alter the re­ 


c e s s , was a bill or joint resolution by- 


Mr. Burdy o f Iowa, to divide the dis­ 


trict heretofore known ns the State ot 


T esas, into four Territories, and pró­ 


vido suitable governments therefor, and 


dispose of the public lands by the g en ­ 


eral government. 
T lie norlliorn por­ 


tion is to be called the Territory of Bra­ 


zoria, the -western Bravo, the eastern 


Sabine, and the middle Lincoln. 


T h e pieatiible is couched in very of­ 


fensive 


calling 


lawless characters and criminals, and 


the penal colony of the world. 


[ p j^ M r . G e o rg e P c a b u d y , 
h a v in g e d u - 
caio d liis n ieces a n d lu-pliew s, 
iias di.s- 
trilju tc d rin.-irly tw o 
in il'io iis o f d o lla rs 
am o n g 
th e m . 
1 'h o ro 
i.' som e fun 
in 
b e in g th e 
n iece o r nep lio w 
ofsuoh a 
g c u e ro u s old fellow a.s G e o rg e . 


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sli-.itigor Ave slio id d h a v e reeeiv ed it w ith 
in c re d u lity , b u t w e can voim h for th e 
sin e e rilv an d in t.illig e n e o of th e a u llio r 
o f llip m e.ssage. 
T h e (im liiig o f g-old in 
siicli la rg e ma.sses in a lode is w ilh o u l a 
p arallel in th e iiisto ry o f m in in g . 
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m etals in v e in s o f am -iferons (|u a rtz is 
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Sih. .-\s flireatc-ning to destroy tlie 
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Dill. T he .'senate propo-es 
to make it- 
The Post (JJliee 
Department has ad- .self the api.oiiuiiig power, 
in order to 


verti.sed to reeeivc 
Propesals until the I 
of the nai.m. 
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vicL’S 
to cniumeuci* 
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hope aeceptablo bid.s will he oflei-ed, as ¡ eotum growing by lax.ng '¡itv eolloii. 
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the mail .serviee i.s very iijueh neeiled 
I 
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can see a form ¡ 
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a 
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Sprliig.s iMonibiy and 'I'lmrsilay at S a m; 
arrive at .Jtieksonville by 4 ¡j m 


til! Hi From .lacksimvi.le, iiy Mmint 
I’oik, Cove Creek. (!ii(|.-den. M'ilhs \'al- 
ley. Bernietl.sville. .Viirorti. I'orter, and 
Mount H igh, to tl untei-sville, (iO mik-s 


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■i bill to he r e p - i r |e ii e n th e r'.-a.s.seim.ling ^ 


o f C o o a r e - .s . h a v i n g in vie w tiie r o e o g n - j 


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in v ii e d 
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o 
f a i - q u ' n i i t a u i . - e s i l l 
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a 
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t i l e 
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w 
l i o i r o t i i l i i e a i i o t i , 
e - . í u e i U I o n , 


a 
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p r i - j u d l e e 
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t a i i i i n i . ' 
f . r e v e l - b 
e l i i s 
n 
a i o e . 


r p H E parte, 
I 
tweeii tlie 
iiume of O rr. a' 
solved by uiut! 


G adsden, 


W IL L carry on 
\ 
inerly occupied by EDMON'L... 


S A M U E L O R R . 


W IL L continue in busines a t his OLD 


.STAXD. 


Parlie.s indebted to tbo O ld F irm are re­ 


quested to call and settle a t onec. 


Oad.sileii, .Iun,y. l l U i 1807. 


t i d 
e 
. . 
. , 
He nlso imo'7..^ 
pay for Cotton, Corn, Wheat,' b, 
Frocluec that the Planter may offer L 
i 
market. 


H is accom plished Salesman, Bimj « I 
CtATHERy, w ill be pleased at all 
M 
iíLo^v bi.s uusloinors through his stock and ' I 


such b argains as w ill induce them tocalUg^-^ | 


^ 
W in . I>. C A iri. 
i-T 'T C P.l-rST A T L ülV’ . 


G n d .s d c n A l a b a m a . 


Jl.-n-ing praelieed for Tw cnly-five years in 
Ulievokee and su rro u u d in a cuuiiiii-f. w ill etni- 
tiim e bis prulession in baine, C alliouu, Üt. 
C lair, Dc K alb iitiil C bcrokeecounties. 
Hl-;i-'liRENCl-;S. 
C o r. II. W 
I'littou, 
C J . A . J . W alker. 
} 
• 
.ludgii T . .1. Ik-niii, Selm a; G . S . WaUlcn 
Esq., Talladega; Col. N ick Itiivis, H untsville; 
.\Uj. W ill. C'liirc, N'asbville; C’ap t. W in. Hen­ 
drix, .Memplii.s; It. M eiiderson, U ltaltanoogii; 
F. K . liell, L'juisville K entucky. 


OEOVESTEEN & CO. 


r i u H o F o r t e 
M a K u i a c i u r e r s , : 


4 í)!»5 B i- o a d w a y , > 'c w Y o i-k . 
T 


11L attention of llie public and tlic trade 
is invited to o a r A 'c tv iS c a ic , S e v e n 
O et-A v c, U o se w o o c l r* i a n o - t ' « i-1 e s , 
which forvoium e .and im rity of tone are un- 
riviillcd by any bilbeiTo otl'ered in this m ark - j 
e t. 
Tiiey contain all Uie luodeni im prove- j 
nient.s— Kreneh grand action, burp pedal, iron ; 
I'riime, o v er-strung bass. etc.— am i each in- i 
strninent lining m ade under tlio personal su- ; 
i.prvisii.n of .Mr. .1. II. Ghuvcstee.v, wlio b r s i 
a practical c.'-peri-ncc of over tiiirty- years in i 
tbcii- uiaau.'acture, is fully w arrnnlcd in every 
pariicuiar. 


T h e ‘ - G i'o v e s te c n P i a n o - F o r t e ” 
iU ctivtd (Utt KigííCí't ..-fcn?-'/ <J' merit ai th tc c l^ ' 
I't.rjtrd W orld's Kiir^ 


W licrc-were e.tbibilc't iustrm iicnU from the 
best mnkoiB o f London, 
Pavia, 
Germ&ny, 
Pbiladelidiiii, Haltim ore, liuston and .V.York: 
nnd also at tile .Anierican In stitu te for live 
siic-ces.-ive yc'.ii-s, the Guon and .smvKi: .Mi:aai,s 
from both of w t icti can be seen a t o u r w are- 
rooiiw 
: 
l>y tJie introduction of iinprovcnients we 
u.itke ft siili mure perfect U ia.no-rurte, an d by 
ULuiuiaciuriu^r largely, w ith a strict cash áy¿- 
lem, are enabled to offer these iiu tru m en w a t 


11 price wiiich will |)rec¡»iiie itll com petiiiuii. 
i.Hir piLccs fire íVüiii tÜOÜ to .S2uO cheaper 
than an r ulhcr fiist-class U iatiu-Forie. 
i 
Tnuu.— Net cnsb in «-urrcnt Funds. 
! 
iJcSfri]iiive drciilHra sknt kkkk. 
I 
r. 
J a n , 12 1867— ly . 
NEW STORE, 


J . T . B A R R E T T , Proprietor, 


Is now- opened to the travcUÍEg pablk 
G adsden—J n n ’y 4th, 18G7. 


SPLENDID HOLIDAY PEEgEBnr 


G O L D A N D S IL V E R ! 


F I N A N C I A L C R IS IS 
compel us to sell 


I n th e 
C o a n e o f S i z ^ m o n t h t 


'^ ^ 5 ,0 0 0 .. 


WORTH o r 
W a tc h es, C locks,!,C hains, Diamoiiil 
U i«gs, P ian os, M elodeons. Sewing 
M ach in es, S ilv er wire, 4c. 


ALL TO BE DISPOSED OF AT 
O X E JDOELAR E-ICU. 
W ith o u t reg ard to value! 
And noltol* 
paid for u n til you know what yon 
are to receive. 


/T ^ -A fte r receiving the article, if it dow nm I 


please you, y o u can retu rn it and jour 
m oney w ill be rtfundt-d. 


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; 
t l . i - y 
m 
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m 
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.-'lEin.s 
I-ri.M 


W e can but patiently wait ami 
.“e.- 
I Thunlay at T a 
m; arrive at 
I-livt it 
the result o f all these wild .ami imprat-- j m-.xl ikiy by 7 p m; Icuvu c ly to n Tu,-.— 
tibie schciiic.s 
I 
'i'i'm'-dt‘y at 7 a m: arriv., at 
_________- 
-________ 
j .lac k siin v i Ic m-xt ilays 
7 p m . 
I’vu- 


A nothor A la r,h r In CV,c,-o/.-,— T im ¡ I’"-'’" ’- 
•-‘■‘•vice. 


zV dvertisor o f th o 4 lh in s t. g iv e s an at-. Í 
‘V 
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1 u n fn r. ( ¡ (lar llliill. I inli-svilin 
c o u n t o f the fan d in g , on 
the á 'J th u U .. | 
Fpri.us. C l.a it,...g av illo . 
( C a . , ) : - . , ..................... 
- ............................. . 


o f th e b o d y o f a y o u n g m uu n am od IM iil- t M d v iU n . S u n n ii! rvílli-, I 'n o n 
F n u to ry . ¡ iy n ia k n ig 
iriPii, ¡lini IVurn 
tiic 


lip s o f F lo y d C o. G a ., a b o u t ten 
mik-.s ' Cnim ' re c k 
I.afay eU e, 
B uck .-''priNg, , g ' f m - i i i i i e - w hieii 
ilu-y wi 1 
Iiiv c. 
iSiiow H ill, am i U o 'sv ille . to C h altiiim o - , s 'iiati-d hct-.'cett 
th e imi.-mti.se 
dcpusil.s ! 
g.-i. (T eiiii ,) ll.lg m iles am i h a ck , tw ice j o f mia! an d ir-in m e , 
wi k a ra Iro.ui to ! 
a w eek 
i.eav i: C ross 
I ’biius 


l i l t o f 
( i i e l u i i i v - : o i l - a m i c o a l i n t h e v t - • 


c i t i i t y o f 
t h 
e 
W o r k s , 
' i ’ l i i s 
I r i i . m p l i 
i t 
! 


l i a s i . c e i i 
r . - . s i - r v e d 
f o r l l i o - e a t e r 
¡ 


g 
c o m p a n y 
i n 
l l i i . s 
i m m e d i a t e I 


I. 
i g 1.0 
l i o 
l i . 
. l i e 
i r . 
j d a l e 
w o r k . s , ! 


i i t i . m r 
i l l , ' 
s u , c i i i i e i i i l e i i c e 
n f 
\ V . 
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j 


.’' I c F h v . i u 
w i l l , 
t o 
j m i g o - I r o i n 
p r e . s . m t , 


a p p c a / a i i c e s , 
i n a l e w n i o i i i . ! i s , l.ie . i c t u a l - 


from Centre, on or near the road to 


Cave Spring, 
l i e wa.s shot throiigli the 
head, as supposed hy a young man 


named Riley, wlio had 
h e e n willi liim 


some time before. 
A n old man named 


Thatch-tr and it 


living ¡'.ear wliore the 


has heen arrested and committed to jail, 


charged with the muriler. 
Biley was 


at Thatcher' 


the body w -js di.<eovcred and started to ! 
r„pnrt- 


go-with others U> the place, but turned 
As said bi-foi-e. llic interview 
back and made liis c.st-apo 


.'■Ioii-:ay ) e ac h , th e q iia tiiily it .-iecins w h ich inav ; 
am i T luir.<day at (i ;i m ; a rriv e a t C h at- 
\ la- im nk- wi 1 oii.y lie a q a .s iio ii ol la'oer ! 
lan o n g a n e ; I ilay.s hy 
.'5 p 
iii: 
leav e ! an d iiiai-liim -ry. 
T h is piace w liicii v.a.- : 
C liaH an o o g a W i-dticsday 
an d .-‘a iu iiliiy i i'Ut a .«lioit tim e ag o ,, foiigli w ild- riic.x,; 


is colored house keeper ! 
'' '' 
‘“'‘■'VV “t <Vo-.s 1‘laimi m-.xt | lias now a population, as we ar.- iio'onii- i 
re the bodv was 'found'. 
'M; 
I’mposal.s for tri-week- 
ed, 
im ttdtng women and chtklr.-u, of | 
, 
, 
ly .servieu invUcU. 
rievL*rnl ihnui-iuja suulri, near one ihon';- ' 
d and com m uted to ja ii. 
, 
■ 
and laborer.-, and operativos. 
T hey are i 
.V, 
d with the m uriler. 
Biley was | 
AVoallierly, the South 
Carolina : ain-ady iiiakitig large qaanlilius of pig | 
' 
- * * » < • 
ateher'.s house, at llie tuno th a t I ( 
'-'siikiutoo, bad an ¡ iron, ami easi ng it iiiti,) any kind of ma 
dv w-js di.seovcred ,,,,,1 st.m-imi 
w.tli ti.e I'residei.t, which lie , chinery ami ho low ware 
O ther l.iasi 


x’ü í r r a ü s - L 
KTd'KILS uf iuljiiitii.stnt;iuri njioii iL'* es- 
V Ifito uf Ji.iu! ]•’. jJiM.llunL .juccGSfJ, h i i v - 
iit.: liccu ^laiitctl lu liio itiitiurái^ncii, uu l!ie 
;silid!iy ui jftniLiry. IriET, li;c ilO;n.»r.iblcJiio 
W . In/cr. 
ot liif j'Foiiuie c«)urt uF »St, 
Uhiir <'(»iiuiy—Ntiticu i:; licreiiy ^nvcn, liuit ¡ill 
|MT:.ori.s 
claiiiLi ¡;.u:iin<i .--Hid t‘rir;iU*, 
Wiii ijr n-'ii!Í;c(t tu jmt.-cirL 
Lc riniiK* \v:iLÍn 
the* 
.iiluv.cil b. law. or 
tiio ¿¡line will 
1.0 bailed. 
JUiiN McCLEShuS. 
.Ian. a2. 1?Ü7. 


y o n c K . 
L 
KTTKUS of ¡itlnííiustraiion njioii tlie 
litU* til 
1Í. Wuoil,'. dcrc.l.-c.lj h;tv- 
^'■r.iaic.l to ilif inidcrii>:ni-tl, oti llic 
;nii day ut .I.niiiary, ls-:T. by ihi- lioiiorabic I 
.iuti VV lij/A-r, J mI^coF tia: I'vobaiu coarl of. 


S r . C!aif C O . — 
N u t u - c i.-: h e o i t v ^ivcn, liiat all ! 
liaviii-'r.¡;uiiis ;^^a¡Il.sí riitid CriiiLle. will j 
Li: rnpiin-d lu i«i’c.--m liiu* .satuc wilbiu ihc ; 
riimt titlowcd I.-;, l.aw, ur ilaii (iie óaiu'.* will 
j.f iiarn.-il, ^ 
iioWKL U. Iiucn.\.\.\u.v. 
.(ati. 12. IS'iT. 


H 
.VS upiiu osialdistUtid. Uinjsflf in businoss 
jV'X/ Door to Kyle Wynnti tj* Co's Old 
iSittnd. and will keop cünáiaiiily on IniiAd ft 
co)n¡>}itt' 
oí (iuoda^ suitud to llie 
waiit.s of liic i»co¡de, eiiibr.icing*^ 


( ¿ O O I Í S , 


I S . ' S T S 


C R G C M M I S I V . 


A n d a F I N E S to r k n f 


T he Stock Comprises, am ongst other atfi. 
cits, .Splendid Clocks, Gold and Silver W»td. 
fcs. K ings set w ith Diamonds, Rabies, Peatli 
Garni-t and o th er Stones,(solitaire and induii 
ters.) Ladies’ sets o f Jew elry, comprising fit. 
lUid K-.ir K ings o f the m ost fashionablesijl^ 
set in Krt-cious S tones o f every variety, togcJt- 
er w ith a I-argeussorfnieiitof Gold and Eoins 
i-!k-.l iiiid I’earl Sets, G old Studs and Slmi 
liu tlo u s o f the m ost beautiful patterns, Geti 
liosom an d S curf I'ins, and an endless variel/ 
of liracelcts, C h ain s, Musical Boxes, H»i 
Dresses, Com lis, Charm s, Ac. 
in consequence of tlie tre a t stngnalion i 
trade in the M anufacturing districts ofFrua 
and B ugbind, a large quantity of valnaHi 
Jcv.-i-lry, o rig in ally intended for'the Europeu 
iiiarkei, tins been seut off for sale in thj 
co m u ry , an d m u st be sold at any safritó¡ 
Hniler tlie.se circuaistunces the “ iVATCHti 
GOLD JE W E L R Y ' C Ü .” have resolvedupii 


A i ¥ A P P 0 R T I 0 1 ^ . 1 l £ i i r T ! 


siiliject to the follow ing regulations: 
■ 
C eniliciitcs of tlie various articles, «ittaitj 
regard to clioicc or value are first put into «• I 
veio|ies, sealed up an d mixed; and, rtenot-j 
dered, are taken ou t by a blindfoldid boj, f 
and sen t by m ail, th u sg iv in g a ll a faircluiia 
On rcceijit o f the Certificate, you will w I 
w liat you arc to have, uiid then it is at J0« [ 
option to send th e d o llar nnd take theanld. 
or not. 
K iircim sersniay thusobtain »Pi«m,.l 
.Melodcon S ew ing .Machine,Gold Watch, ku- j 
m ond R ing, o r a n y set o f Jewelry oneiithW i 
for Gne D ollar. 


NO BLANKS. 


SE.VD 25 CBXTS FOB A CEBTIFICITI 
< ‘J 


In all transactions by mail wo shall diMJ» 
for forwarding the certificates, payingWtee 
and doing 1,1m biistiiess 25 cent eath, wo'dt -a 
must 1)0 enclosed when the ccitificnlc'üRttl ; 
for. 
Five certificates will be sent for $1, At­ 
en for .§2. thirty for $5, BLTty-Svc for$lO, 
and 100 for S!5. 


onii'tnl. 
ho hop. 


j lurii.-icu.s ni-e iti pfoou-.s.s of erection; .-in 
wit!) I c.xlcu.'.ivo ijiai.-iiiuL- .-hop, with :t r-.ilroud 
liur- ; irtick ruiining th-ough it, for llni 
' licit ' of locum itivi-> 
ijo If, o 'l u i c icp .u ir 
ml cai.s; a w rv largo 


the I’rcsiik-Iit was I'roo nii 
iiig which ho oxpi-'o-.v-o-.l 


M iss S n o w 's S c h o o l. 
| 
tin- t^qn-lmrn States 
w ou!4 r.-main linn , |!,m„!ry 
an.l l.luoksiitilh ’.-iiopyali'fino 
This In.stitulion is now in succo.s.ri’ul 
• in th.-ir 
...... rogar.ls tin-c ■n.Mmii 
: b-n-k nnil ling.s, ke.ri.h s tin- c mmi.s,sary 
operation at Tulkidega, a.s will Im soon 
I 1""“!' !im''ti4niotit, ami .-ii-afila-tly r o - : .-tor ■ 
hmiso, stomi saw mill, 
lurjili,,. 


b y reference to a notice in tiii.s ['tipor- 
; 
't 
R>' n-F mice to ' lailn-. and .-ibout tiny other Imilding.s 
n i 
vcc 
, ^ 
i " ''f "“"'.L'ltfuUKti 
Ol a (k-.spoiism. 
in : for hoarding 1,.ms,-s. rvsid.-n-os &I- 
-Tli 
a he d.frcronldep.-irtmt-n..s,-tre undo.-tho j ,1 , 
..pi,.,, 
,„p, 
,i,oy : bni t ut wood, h-,vo go„o 
,,p 
in' ,1,.. 
supervision of cflicienl Teaclier.s; 
and 
would Im gn.-irdod in thi-ir v,-asons a s - , oom-.so ul one year 
'J'iio railn.cnl i,i ih,. 
bo-iiding c-AD be readily olAainc-tl u p ,in “.................... 
' 


reasonable terms. 


signed tin-its r.jwtion. and avoid any ; i,,,,, „,-e has boon encirciy .minph-ted, 
aiignagn 
lliat miMit, jiy any possililo , and iv mnv in oporatum 
Tin; road to 


M iss S n o w h a s ta u g itt ia th e F e n ,u ie 


Academ y in tlii.s place, a n d also at O.x- ! 
'Phe j ’losi,],-: 
. 
. 
. 
I at do distaiioo, anit the oompaav a-o orad- 
osidont fools oi.ndi.lent ftotr, a 
ing ami liavo progro.ssed sovoral 
ford in thi.s cnunty, 
at both of wliioli - rvcont do,,:isi„n gdvon by the Fu),rome ; with a raihvav, mtood, d 
to in orsC' 
places site wa.s ju.stly iKipnlar and ,.|n¡. i Ci'urt. tinit ho wili ho siisiaun-d by that ; the X 
anil .-s. road a 
• i-ht mil, 


neotly auocessiul. both a.s u-a.-hor and ; ' i * 
' " 
' ’""'.V-’ “"<1 
in a short I fro,„ Iroudax-, and if the N. ami ,S rom. 
Boin-' thoroiiohiv nu-il- I 
‘‘ '"‘■"“'".'''i: 
"I 
"U' ; 
p'". un-loi- e n t r a t. to .ooss 
^ 
-7 
> 1 ■ 
point. MPiiic Iiiibiiile Uf"iinLnit.‘twei,*ii t.lic , it itnd run to .-\i;hby SEiitioa ijeluw Mon- 
.sing the !ulvantages of 
.aniritiiutiorial ¡iineinlnieiil, and Uie p r o - ¡ 
t.liereby eunsi.lerabl> le.^scninrr 


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disciplinarian. 
B,;in 
ificd, and posscssin 


coneiderable cxpoiicnce, 
wc sincor-ly jtctod 'i’cn itori.-il scln.-mo, 
npon \vhi,-l) ¡ the distance to Solnia. 
2\.s\\,;w "Yiok 


hope, for the sake of advantage to the 
“ ">■ 
‘‘-‘'y bci-omo united, 
when | m,d Cinciiinatli are boii, n pro-,--ntod in 
pupils, tbat abe may obtain 'a libera! 
"’l";'.4‘uu .smtle upon us with ad ; ,1,;^ groat onl,or„ri.so, wo llavc DO dou' t 


I I 


patronage from this section. 
ius ble sings 


Gov. Patton arrived yesterday mcrn- 
. ^ W 
e invite tho attention of those j ing from his trip'to Wa'shitigron City ¡ 
interested to the Notice of Mc-s.^rs, S- i ““d New Vork 
l ie will soon retmñ ' 


tliat It will be proseciitc-d to a speedy 
and successfui tuuipd<;lioi\. 
E l f m i I h r a ld . 


souu return' 
E.vtn;-.-.;,-ion ov N kgi»»?;.! Kinni SouTIl 
J . & J . W . W hatley. 
T h ey say what | 
>J‘3“ 'g ‘; ““'ry 
'ihe (iov.-rimr’s visit ; C,-.i;iit,l.vA — .\ colony of lV,.-:diiic.i con- 
tbey mean, and will do what they say. 
I 
‘■‘“'iy- simcess- ; sisiing of three hundre.! heads of fiimi- 


L a r o e C o r n .— R ev. J . B, Williams 


has left at our office an ear of corn liav- 
ing 2 8 rows, and measuring 10 inches 
around. 
H e challenges the county to 


tul. 
Ho succeedtd in arranging the , lies, 
conqirisiiig aimut two 
limusand 
.■Jtato dc-ht due to day on very favor.ible . men. women, .ami childr- n, 
is to he 
terms, w uli a 
cuiupaiiy of capitali.sts i established we-t of Now .Smvrna; t.liiitv 
will) become intcro..u!d 
in Railrua-I.s in | odlo.s south of this citv. 
Tliev come 
this 8ta,e and in the dcvoli.-pment of its i from .South Carolina, atid are in charge 
mineral resources. 
W hile in W ashing- | of General Ely. 
T h e Government gives 


AYE I'l'iiiovcl lliL'ir larg,, ami varied 
.Stuck ol .Meiclmiidize lo Uie 


W 


lllvKE Ih iy hoiic to see 
llicir old 
'■’rieiuls am i the I'ublic geuerally, aud 
ibuw tiieiii iiieir Fin.j .-iiuck uf 
1-^ry Goods, 


B E A D Y M A D E 


■y" i ? 'f v ‘Í ;;'E c F y ' 


^ é 'V H É a s a J 


U A ’I’-S Si C A iL S , « Ü O T S A S H O E S 


f i 5 : í s í 5 w a i - e & C i i t a c r y , 
Hygiu- & CoiFee 


.SALT, IKOS A.N'D .KATLS, 
and .-vcryildiig Uiat, i.r warned l,v tl,.. T„u,ple, 
v. hicl, liiey will sell lo all :ii the" very low est 
r.itc.s pus.ul.k. for CA.SII U.N'bY or li ARTER- , 
All kinds uf pi-ujluce w auicd, 
frum lot) i 
Bidc’á ol (.’uUou U) ÜUE UuZcn 
Cash aUviu.s on hand lo purcluisc every- 
iUiH.ii iluii iá ulíUi'üil I'ur .sale. 
I'iiciory ^ iini ;ti Kitciuvy prico? precisiii/. 
Uail lu s-i‘ L flurcyoii sputid y o u r m u iiu y at 
úllua- plucus, 
w(* will iinko it, pay you 


Gadsden. J a n ’y M th 1807. 


K - « . 


■ ■ v - t . t : : í : - - : : , s a s : 3 ? . a .n ü 
. 


G iiils ílc ii A la . 


YVatclu's, Clocks and Jcw clry 
ncally and pruinjitly repaired. 
1^."“ ^ 
^ trorlr war ranted, 
•S ign o f t h e B i g T V a tc h . 


Gad.sden Ala. Ja n 'y . l lth . 1867. 


W hieii lie w ill sell a t 1X0M E nr S E L A IA 
prices. 
His uld Frlem is and eii.vlooiers can 


save inoiicv by calling a u d buying their gouds 
of him. 


Ü. P . H IL L ¡3 on lutnd. and ready to 
serve bis uld frieiiils. 
D ont fail to call .tt th c 
NEW STOBE, 


Sign o f tlifl 


€ai-iininc R itd Fiag;. 
Gad.sdi-n J a n ’y 4th 1867. 


! ! a t . H . H A 
K T Ü 
Dry Goods, Grocery, 


AND 


^ e m m e ' j d e b n 
e y íS M c Á c itU . 


(S ign o f th e R ed & W h itc F la g ) 


( 4 ) 4 » S n E i \ A I . , , i B , t M . l . 
K 


E.'-iPii constantly on lutnd, and oli'ers for 
sale, :i well si-lecte.l slock of Dry Good.s, 
Uruc-'i-ie.s, 
Hal;), liools & Shoes, 
T in an d 
Queens \\ are. and a variety o f articles usual­ 
ly kept in Stores [trhere the;/ do not keep am j- 
l/iim /e lse !) 
.All of vvliieli he will s e lla s 
cluMp as tlie elica[,esl I! 
I f not a little cheap­ 
er! 
G ive liim a call an d you w ill lielieve 
^ 
K. II H A R T . 
N. R. 
All 
kinds o f C ountry P roduce 
ixnijjht a t llie highest niarkcl price". 
A lso all 
kim ls of Fiir, from tlie size o f a M ink sk in 
to an Elr¡ihant\ú{\a. 
Lilic. itl advances m ade 
on C olton. 
■ 
1 1 . H . H . 
G adsden A la, J a n 'y 4lh 1867. 


r ■ 


Has his Hooks aud A ccounts a t R . B . K yle’s 
New .Store. 
All persons indelded to him w ill please 
come forw ard and settle hv cash o r note. 
G adsden Al t- 1867. 


IVotice. 


T he e.verciscs o f the Schoo 
under the control of the u n d er- 


8th” l86"-” 
"■‘B ba rtBixraed J a n , 


No change in term s— clever in d u strio u s 
boys gladly reeeived. 
T uition due on the last d ay o f the term . 
' 
- 
D . F . SM ITH-.’ 


AGEN 'TS— W^e w a n t agents m cvcr.vtovn 
an d county in the country, and thoseactj»{ 
ns sueli w ill he allow ed ten cents on every Cee 
tilicate ordered by them provided their renui- ' 
tiiuce am ounts to S t. 
Agents will collects 
ecu la for cvei-y certificate, and remit 15 
to IIS, either in cash o r postage stamps. *• 
gents rem ittin g a t once S30. will be entiM 
to a lieaiitifnl S ilv er H unting Cese, Pitcstw 
ver W atcli and 200 certificates. 


PIc.ase w rite y o u r Name, Town, Gousl/ii 
State, plainly, an d address all orders to 
W atch and Gold Jeweliy Compitf- 
36 Liberty S treet, Kev 1 ^ 


Please Call, 
One &< All* 
I 
e x p e c t r i g i d p u D c tu ality on tlie P**,? 
o f tho.se, whose liabilities to me K? 


o f ro t-en l d a te . 
I c a n n o t in d u lg e a s in dagt of 


WOODWiMI- 
Dec 2!l, 1866 


PHOTOGRAPHS, 
^ 
AMBROTYPES- ««’ 
E . CIOODE, eM rtUlt, 


(F o rm erly o f A shville, AU.) 


R ooms first d o o r n o rth of 
w ard ’s S to re. 
Jm»» 
y I J - 'J 


J ^ 
o 
t i c c 
TO ADMINISTRATORS, m m 
U T O R S 
& G U A R D I ^ f y m 
CALHOUN 
A l l E x e c u to r s , A dtninisO T w p 


G u a r d ia n s , a re h e re b y 
fv i s a I 


a p p e a r a t m y office, o n “ *' 
•[*?»] 
d a y o f J a n u a r y , 1867. « td - n e 
_ 


a c c o u n ts fo r a tn o a al, 
nLmiil 
tle m e n t; 
a n d 
aiso re n e ’» th eir 


w h e re 


after. 
Doo, 22, 1866, 


B L A I V K 


f o b s a r i ? a t TM B ;QÍ'^br»ní . 
. tof M s 


, 
ytrrohat'’.! 


/ ' W i f i ■r--. 


b ¡ { . i í ^ o n r i U f | ? q ) u b í m u u 


■'tnlTÜD, PKINTEU 4 WBI.I3UEJ), S.VItHy 


íATUUUAY MO!{KIN({, BY 
j . p r ‘f i u * i « T . 
W. C. LANÜ, 


l / c 
COMTlNUKS tlio .W a tcli Ropnirinp 
;il.i>ve .MuClclfn'a sum ;, west 
l i i i i i jiilfot' the public sqiiiifc." A pood lol 
I t„mtcriii!soii liuii'l, «li'i- ■«'C'l'lv' d o n e w illi 
| j Mcli iti'l at low niti'S to soil the tiiiioa. 
■ T k iO iiv illc , I'ob. 2 4 , latlU 


I inliv W 
iSXltK 
‘ 
I I Í Z E E & B O X , 


LKfioy f . liOX, 


i O X , 


í í l L a w , 


AND 


S u H t i l o r s til l l i m t r c t ' y . 


A S H V I L L K , A l a . 


I ,-rT|[,|, iMiiciice ill nil 
t l i e C u t i r t s o f .-Si, 
VV b'laif, Cullioiiu, 
Tailuflepu, 
y ii o U n . 
¡Irttcruiii. liU'iiut, DcKiol), CiiLTokoe & .Mur- 
iiksll: iiiao >t‘ 
.Superior U o u rl o f th e S t a ' c 
I’niiipt ¡ittciiUuii p ivcu lu th e coll ;Otioii ol 


|iii£;»ii"=i- 
__ 


,T3 . J . * T U I £ . \ L i í : ; Y , 


. ■ S l l o n t e y a l J L n i v 


AND 


S o l e c i t o i * in C S i a n c e r y . 


G e n e r a l C o l l c c l i n j a r Ti g r e n t . 


Oitice ii'ontin^" Kualduor o r iU e (Jouti lutu.'C, 
^ Jicl^.-iiWiviÜu. A la ,, contiiUiOi thi^ i-n itiirt (;1 
LiW in all its l»randu.'á, in (^ilImi.ii anti ;»»i- 
'vWwvj. 
will g-ivc ijiVcin! :iut nitt»n 
*l(, jljawiiji; 
Wilis, J^ctüS ol' (Jonvl-;. ti'.a 
PonC.i>nl' AUoru'.-y; to th'; t'n>h:ite o« ’A ill.S' 
AJ.aini.'iiiiiujn 
oí' ív/íDiDs, 
Giiariljaj.ylr.p.-; 
*-•,1 will iiiMtJiflKS A ^ c n l for ihc »nl»; an*: 
piiifliitjt.* ot ia'.inU. 


A . 
C L Ü P f O ^ 
O f A íi i í > a i a ; i , 
H a:» lofsilcd in lltLi Cianilry near i^a.a.la. 
Kcniptri-fotuiiy, Misc>i.ssi¡>i)i, \trhoif !m 
t.iRv b.-coiJáiilíeJ. 
ilii uppoj-alf; wiili porf.-f. 
£mc‘T*s fur 


P SLE.S. F I S T U L A , 


T 
Ü M O U S , 
F O L L V V 
I , 


D I S E A S E S o r F E 3 J A L E S E t c . 


[)r. (J. has never li)st i; jiat.iint iicr liail an 
iiTÍdriit to happen. 
has oppcrated on ih«' 
mOi^l re.4}*ei'luhle of the pmfa.'.siun o f all 
the 
.Southern StiiU'S, and ftn* >i >*(tod m any year?, 
ha.-i vl.ailed niiuosi every city in the Stniih. 
lie will vifjii (iiolftden, and poinl.^ on the 
M ilnft-tind Ohio fiailroad, 
il.-'onie lltrcf t/r 
onr Khoiihl desire It, 
Feh. 2H, h;5 


JACKSONVILLE, ALA. JANUAKY 19, 1867. 
■i m ■IITMIIBIIII IMI I 
I 
__________ 
. 
/ 
AVHOLENO. E55 


F. L. J 01I^■,S0 N, 
. Keluui, .4 la. 
11. A . J O IIN .S U N , 
.lliiideii. Ain. 


IV . i j . C l / S ; i \ ' I A « I I A i n , 


WITH 


F . L . 
& 
R . A . J 0 1 Í A S 0 N , 


W I I O L K S A L E 


UKAI.EIIS IN 


W e s t e r n P r o d u c e , a n d I m p o r ­ 


t e r s o f E o r e i g n L i q u o r s , & c - 


K E M ' O t i 0 K A N S . L(. H i s i a ii a . 


.V. 
il. flTNUll, 
S. f 
S.MlTtl, 
.1. 11. Oeut'Ull. 
I '-S T .A 's a s, 
f i J w i ’ iE jr 
c o . 


W h o l e s a l e a n d B e t a i l 
GROCERS 
ASn 


C O M M I S S I O N m e r c h a n t s . 


P i t u e r ' S C o r n e r , B r o a d S t . , R o m e . G a . 


. 
•. . 
M 'f i , Ih aT lvc nn(l y td i, .‘Ship 
v ' l 
¿ í ' o r i:^n>rc ( *OT'l (,iN a n d o ilie r ^ ^ ^ ^ ;^ 
Ihotlu'-c tor ilic I’la n icrs. Mr 
J . It ('ooiMtu. w h o h a s h a d lonjr cxpcriciin 
in t h u ( 'o ti o u Irad o will " iv c his special a l 
tcnilfiii to th a t hi'amdi o f Ihc husitjcss. 
Bo-.nc, G e., Sept. 
IHUG.— Gin. 


C A IN G J.O V K I!. . 
. JAMK.S ’A . B A L h 


V V A R E i l O U S R & C O . n . U l S S l O N 


‘ 
I T E R C r i A l V T , 


• Siilesronm am i Ojlirc, S -w GraaUe Franf B u it- 
Nui'Uieasi eur, ,4' Jiieksuii it Re,i iicjlds sta 


; 
^ t V i i V S T . l , f;n. 


‘ 
y 114, continue to pive piTaonul uf- 
' S l g ü s í 
K'l!u' ytoiuci, !uid .Sjile ot 
'i;i,)TT('N und ciIIku' I'roduce. 
Ciiii.siiriiuienl.s of Ciitlou will I,e stored 
in 
Ihe Xi.\v Fi c-P ro ef WurehoUie on .Im'Uson 
street, 
on 
the site fonuerly occupied 
by 
‘•Uuujihly, lieiill & Co.’’ 
Due. B, 1806, 


N I S B 3 T , V 
A 
_ Ñ 
m 
v Ü 
T 
^ O 
. 


B 
R 
' S 
J S 
d 
I S 
’T 
S ¡ ; 
: iíMumiiii, 


H a v e jn - i received am i uíVer 
■ lor sale, a woll sclccled tsUick o 


i D r u g s & M e d i c i n e s , 


. . . Q j 
P i i t e n t A l e i l i c i i t e s , 
P c r f i m n ' r y , r n i i c y 
iiiid 
S T n i l o l 
A r t i c l n a , E iijiin v s . 
¡I'oi' -tV lc d ic in u l i m i ' i i o s f s — 
i 
n y c - S l i i i l s — i ' a i i i t s , 
j 
OÜ.S— V i i r n i . s l i c s , 
U i u i s h c s . 
, t c 
e t c . 
.SO.N'VU.I.K, A lll. AlU'il 14, IBUll. 
.J.un; 


J ohn iti.stbi;. 
\vm. ii. 
it.k n k v. 


F G 
S i e 
S l F G i l K £ Y , 


• is ¡oi'sii <}S tsi 
JÉ.-.-’íf'. 


.I;i, i i . s o n v i ! l c A i i i b a m n . 


h 
Í!. lii»* f ’t.-niiti' l- 
f 'a l iio a n 
W 
S i . i lyjjj' rp s'jo - 
k‘" . G- c./t-, ,,;.d 
y^.-prcmc C-.-nrf 
nt ih e 


^ 
T - . i 
( t } > r 


' T V ' . 
( ; i ; O R r , E VV 
L E A 4 l l 
pr; if. 
S J ^ 
•- -irv. 
i«G':ia'.*jf c.i.r*- in 
t<! I’n- 
r-‘.. 
h 
i 
' 
i 
- 
- 
sic;.!- 
^ C/i .li ■ 
I'lahi'. i. 
i 
. 
':e {-.a, he 
at a a y lirat- in 
or hy iclUT, uivm^- n.iá.'- ,C' 
tr-Cfciai. V. in thfi-uvei ur under .'{h ve.'i' "f 
•T-jc und ll'e d .sease. ’'e mires ciCi-ers. wcji.s 
nhers. SiTGriila. piies. disea.8e.« o f ihe Uitc 
kalfie .s. a n d 
sndt».* o th e rs: chai el im 
i'Ut a v . f . Small a m o u n t in n d v a m v . afle:- 
iva .i> if {!•• .'.iit* ni) p a y . 
fíe h.i;- . 
n n u i h i ' 
•*f te.aimontalii of i: n r o ~ h iis recent'..* 
ircai* d 
!l cntu*.s ,.f cancer, ^juvt-u o f w in -h a r e cu liic - 
ty Well and ih ” other.« «'Citimj well. 
G . VV L K A O i i . ' .^ruV/; Bor.for. 


G. C, Kl.r.m. 
J . II. CALDWELL 


t: L L S .§ & € A L li U 
i : L L , 


^ S t s o r i i i i f s fit l . a i r , 


■ 
A 
N 
D 


. S o l i c i t o i - i n C l i i u i c c r y . 


J aci; , o;;vi).i,e , 
Ai..e. 
H 


.W l.V C 
nsioi'iu ted ibeii/scivc.s 
in tlic 
im ictice o f l - u w . w ill pi-in ti. e ti.peilicr, 
c.'C'Tit ill 
ci((.M-Sal (.v.ar.-, in 
iÍ!o c í I h h I 5 
I'liiiiuun, T itlledopii. 
S t . 
G l a i r , ' K uudo'pli,' 
t2ic.-roUcu iiud l)uK ,ilb. 
J u u . tl. 
1 -liH. 


& T E H N . R I V E R R . R 
r 


A F W 
F S K M . 


« 
2 A Í A I . í :5 8 & S S . 'l t L S i , 


niL^LKRS IN' 


G H O C E H I E S & 
P E O B Ü G E , 
t'r.riicr i.'f llr«'U(l and ilridRU íSircctj?, opj>osU 
tii!' .VI.uhtt. 
í í í í ? . ? : e , « S 5. 
Gc-i-r 1:l ISilG.— Gnj. 


~ i T 


i s HO'v. I ' f c c i v i i i g a n n i n i s t i i i H y l a r g e 


S l o c l i . ol' 


f f a H t e n d 
BS‘ l i i f c r 


r B 
. 3 3 T O E V i R Y B O D Y l 
A 


LaU O IC G ]>}). Ihitah»j:uc, teacliitm' fmv.' 
to 
I’eum ve 'fa n , 
Freeklr.^. 
r i ’uple:-.. 
i|u»ichf.s, Moll), )^»n•nl•.s. S.dlownc.-io, 
K m p - 
duu.s und all iiiipnrjt'n.s ufih-- s k in , 
l i o w i u 
fiif-eo U'lii.doTá, 
rcsKire, «-ml an d 
heiintiiV 
thfi hair: renew the. iiio*. e n re 
1 >nink-*iine,'c. 
N ervous iiihility', a n d nlluT n ;i‘l’u' and v.ilu 
ahio in ro n u a liu n . 
H vervlm dv .-('ml in r it 
. 
Adi'nu-.Vi 
BK’U i h B . si:l;TT.'< \ r o . , 
285 l.'ivci' i^liccl, 'I 'r o i , N. V. 


P H O T G G R A P I I S , 


A M B . - ; i O T Y F E S . & c . 
L , «.JáSiSíSiS:, .‘S r r i i d , 


(F on n ci'ly ol' .A.^livillc, .Mu.) 


Rooms lir.^t d o o r uorlji oT K, 
[., 
W end 
w apl'.j S io re. 
.liur' in. ¡.sip; 


< « K o V e : , * ! . ' £ ' £ ■ 
; 7 ^ . 7 “ 


P r a n o F o r t e M r a i u ñ ' . c t u r e r s ,’ 
i 
/f íY /í r í í J C f í / , . ? V i r >V>;7 ,'. 


III'-'Sl*' i ’lA N G S received th i- H iy h - 
Merit al iIk- W ichl'.- 
Kair. over the ia->i inaki r.> iVoin la.n d m i. I’aris. 
(ie n n aiiy , the eilie- id' .Vi-v Vori.. 
('¡i:i:nh*l- 
' pliia, Ihdtininre a n d Ikitíien; also. iP,. 
• 
at llie .-I//yf-rtV'.’/i Íus*¡íuíb, fur I'lVi^ 
•St i.hMCiS.SlV K V !C.\ U s 1! 
tt n r 
c o n ­ 
tain th e I'reiicli t Jruiid ;\clio n . 11.u n ik'.ltl. 
Oversfrnri;,'’ h.-tsR 
l-ni! Icon rrarcc* ¡oul a d 
M ud-rn 
linprox - immi.s. 
Kvcrv I n-trntm 'o. 
a'iirrin,!‘<l 
M:tde ini'!,*c th r 
SMpervivviou 
of 
3 !i*. 
I I . 
Í m U í V K - 
S T I l E N , who h a s a ]a;iciic:il w.vprn irt.cc uf 
' o ver 
l i i i r i , ' - I n \ a i o l i.s ;he jnakcr of 
: oiu.r rh <' II f ¡.'■■ib 
f i ' t u f - f y . 
(Gtr l'.o'üí- 
' tie.' for manni;ii-!ti’-itto enaoic.s u.-t to s>dl llic .• 
i iu siru m cn ts tV om S h'C to SJ'K) r},.>i^-.r \\i.iu 
1 th a n an y IÍ¡>1 cl.a*..'^ piano forie. 
11. 
1*. 
ih-e. ri, 1 GG 
1 V. 


O 


N th e im a n o , priven by 3 I r s . M . 
K 
I ' l l A X C I S . í-onnuenein» w ith t h e s e ; 
sion s o f ! he •iaek.'^onville Keniale A eadcniy. 
can connnene(‘ at any time du- 
rinir thcsc.'sicn. am* he eh .a rc d ftn lliot oae 
Oonniry Ihcdijce at lije market price lakeii 
! 
¡laym ent. 
Jack sonville, Jan JO. 'GC 


s.s!í-:5 5; . ^ t r ü : í ; ' c ’ 
.^ 4 : &iíí3:33 v . 


'i n K c y er-'i.-*-,-: ijf ;!ie iii'M .•«•-;.-ion 
o f ''tj< ¡11- ' -I .liun. !oc;itC‘l at lhivi>- 
i 
‘ 
a f rc¡;iJ 
¡¡ jnli'C f ho 
id' Ui.v. 1; 
i: 
on the tir.'t, .\Ioa- 
• i. o! 
tnalf a n d r»-tn:de pn- 
ii.* V.: 
■; 
*iie bdluvv'i'p.r nil*-.' 


T o w h i c h tiic . a t t e n t i o n o f p i u ' C l i a - i 
s e r s i s 
i i i v i i c i l . 
w i t h t h e it^ M U * :u ic e 
t i i a t 
t h e y 
w i U 
h e s o l d 
a t h i s u s u a l 
a n d iH i(f< B r iu ly l o w 
p r i c e s . 
J ’li.k.ion ril¡C, 
Or/. lU. !8otJ. 


T 
sTéai..: 


K o . ;j, C l u d c c i l o i i s e , 
1 1 0 5 1 1 4 , ( R i . 


i Z 
Z 
: . 
I 2.1 


, 
l:o.;r. 
ul.ou: ..■ 
.bin, ! 


qtUui r.HuiiiCi iLl 


EHOISE H3Ti 


B R O A D S T R E E T , 
R 0 . 5 I ! : , G A . 
j 
! 


,] . 1 ’. R i W i J V S , F n H H i e t o i ’. ' 


B 
V ííG .’i'yív L'lk'ii :g .Ji ! IV'a: i l i e '.lepo ' 
«‘lev ui Oil it').'--. 
. \ c ;. llTi...I, 


K E R O S E N E & G - A S S T O V E S . ' 


T .K A 
A G D 
r.O "'"v:;; t t o i L r r s , g i . ü e 
: 


rO TS. OIL OAriS, U c ., &u, 
i 


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ri. 
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AA'A’O.SAJ.VK o .i.V /' H B S T E U i 
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i. W . F R A N C I S , 
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liA.*; ¡•t.:;n.td lln•^l'llll•^ oflli.S 
"'kr 
p r o i t ' - ’Oti in i-.it iL- ¡•rineda-.-i. 
Olhoe. .‘‘♦ . W . Gk'MuT'oi' Ihi.-.li 
S ip m re , 
JacK.^L-rvjLLK, A l a . 


N o v em h i-r 18, ISGo— if. 


*'S¡í'/r¿ ProJiLs (líH.I Q u i c k R c t u r c a P 


P L TUliM.KY. 
w . s . onnioN s. 


T U R P IL E Y & G S B S Q H 3 


.•V.vNorNoE to r'lK* public that ihey arc recfi- 
in«j :i lar^e ¿look tJ' 


T i c r e Í h i í ^ s & S l e d i r h n ' s , 


li.tviny iio u y h l niosl ofde.'tii 


S i n c e fc lte H e a v y D e c l i n e , 


G, P. SILL 


Ha¿ )iis Uouk.snu!l Aci.'onni.s at K. lU Kylc‘¿ 
New .Store. 
A1Í percort.' 
IrKlehfCi! 
to Iiini n i l l 
[deasc 
cotii'* foi'vvai'd ami s'Ulic b v casi; or m ;tc. 
(hel.'deit A l t - 1SG7. 


S P L U N n i B H O ..I B A Y I ’R L S c lN T á l 


r i . \ a :í í : i A 
t n i s : s 
compel n> to mJI 


fn the O.-'H-iG o/’ S/y: munfh^. 


d o , 


dc 


do 


_ «.'C i.t.'VGE « ! • ' S< l i K I l T ' B . r , . 


I ‘i H o u r s t o A t l H O t a a n d <5.8 0 0 s u v 
(I 


2 4 H o u r s t o C h r t t a n o o g a <k 


t'ti and after Moiiday .Iiini! 4 tlt, 
IHijij. 
'I'niins OH tilia roud w ill run ua fiilluwa: 


T hi-iiiifjh P u a s v n y a r ifi F n :!r/lil T n iin .a . 


Puasuiiger irrdns will leuve Sclinu 
diiily, (exceptSuiidu' s ) a t 4 P . 11 
w illu r r iv e n t Blue .Moiiii- 
iaiii (é.tcüj)t S u n d 'y ) u l 12 n ip b l 
w iil leave Blue .'Iouhi' h 
-(e.xcept.S.un(lii,r.a) at 
4 .4. M. 
w ili arrivejiit 8eluia (cx - 
, ; 
_ 
cerifSunftiiy’s ) a t 
' 
'V J n o m t; 


P r i ' i i p i t T r a i n s 
t i v l i l P 
i i r t h r r 
A n t a : i - . 


Wilt leave S elm a .Mondiiys, Wediic.adnys and 
Frid-rys a t ' • '' ’ ' 
' 
íi:lñ A.' .'1- 
-And arrivc.at'B lu c Mountain at 
7:50 F. -M. 
W ill leave B l u e ‘M ountain Tues­ 
d a y s.‘T h n rsd a v sic .S a ld a v sa t 5:15 A. M. 
A rrive áV S ^m tt l i t ‘‘A' ; 
■■' 
• v 7 : 3 0 P .-M . 


PitssengerV tr a in s 'c o n n e c t at Selmn. w i t h 
.Vioats to).Aldiit'goiiiW,V and Moliile, and w ith 
.the¡Seíiná:nó'd',\lori'dian Railroad for V-iclcs- 
h u r g /N e p -.U ^ I c a n s a n d .th e W est. 
At Blue 
.Jlountain ibeyVcónjject w ith Taylor, Giliiicr. 
& U o l* tg p |én d íd .lih ¿ o f .Coaebes from tliec.i .; 
'tolRdjirc. '(itíiy^íriilj'tbeiice'b: r.iil to'A tluiiia, 
,^'iy^ana!», C tiaw ^sG u,. Ohattatiooga and all 
-poinW-Northtaifd-fcast. 
.; . .. '. 
ka Thron gh . fare tfrom Selina I p ^ y ig .it o n on 
W estern and'Atlantic.Iltttlroad .Olt 1.1 ? 1 - b(i 
, 
JÍ 
G 
l i t i l V E l 
: J u ne 
l a d i ^ , Pjh^I I ^ A a ta t lo l L estes^ 


' .A' r o K ' -SA'ii*-' 


, 
'.Vk .'.re ¡ i-cj-i.’c‘t to .-( Ii 
at 
r ill . 
W i l l ) ; . ■ n ...-.• 
bl.. tc :a .5. 
W.. 
: . . I v , - I 
0 0 0 . - . .................... 
^ £ 
0 
0 
0 
0 
Í, 
I.e. r . u r , - ip;- -i.i. ■ Í 
i . - ; - 
tvniiffr .ir 


W a l c h e i i 
C'lottii.s 
C hiiiti.s. D i n . a o i i d 


lli.r.r-. I 'iu H o s A l f i l o d c o i i s S cH in.g 


Pilo.cliiiic.s, .S ilver w i r e . ,t»;. 


■■.I.I, '111 IlK pl.sl'i'M'.Ii OK .\T 


i n n A . i \ U B - M í ' í S . 


VVillmi.l 
to Viiim! 
.\m i mG to Lr 


piibi lor nnlil ;.on know wlmt \o u 


arc to if c e ’Ve 


.U'tvr ivi eivíjiií i!ic ai'ti* Ic, if it ilo.'^' tiot 


pii-i.-sftm, y o u f.iji rciuiTi it ainl yo u r 


Lmmcv will be refiindr.i. 


R K ,tI G Y .- iL . 


D r . J . Y . I V I . S B E T iics removed hi- 
(:fti-'e I.I the i irag .sliil'e, cast .side of till 
•’’' A I'lib!"-S.|;,iirc. wiiere lie will coiitiuiie 
tile p( actice oí .licdiciiic a., ii.siial and ivlierc he 
m ay in: alway:, fouo.4 iinlc-s.s prore.s.sioiially 
iio.seilt, 
' 
.Xiov. -J;'». ’(in.— I' 
REMINGTON^ 


A R M S . 


Sold by th e Trade Ge..erally 


D rice.s R c ilu c c d 1st J u l y , 18GG. 


A f o iv Beviilver. 4.1-IUO in. Calibre, 
S a v ; Ucvolver. .IW-IOO in. t.idip'c, 
Hell Bcvoiver, (.8ell l.'ociiiim) Navy Calibre, 
Hell Revolver. N a v y Size l.'aliiire, 
Police Revolver, N av y .Sixe l.’aliliie. 
New Poc.Uet Revolver, ( w i'h Loading Lever, 
Poekel Revolver, 
RepeiiliiigPi.slol, ( F.Hiot pt ) No J2 (,.ai li a g e 
Ri.pcatioi Pisiol. (F.Riot p i .) No 22 c a r fu la e 
Vest Piieket Fisto!. No '22 carlriilge. 
(Jda Cane, n.-ing No 32 cartridge, 
Hiiigle Barrel S hot'(in n . 
■ R c ^ lv iiii Riñe, 35-100 
Ciditire. 
Breedi Loadiua R ile. N o 3 2 .cartridge- 
. 
lil-eeeh i.o-idi::"'Car'iine. N o 46 cartridge, 
U S Rifle. (S P l Bnrrel,) with .Sabré Bayonet 
ü l R. Rill'd lluiiket., .Springfield Pattern. 


Upwards of 200,000 furnished the V S (Irty- 


ernuieot. , 
• 
. 
■ 
( 
- 
O a r mm- 
¡ h e . r . r h - L o a d in g A rm s h a ve-itisl 
he.,, a i.,.r-ye d „ „ d a d n p U d /o r m U ta r y serrice 
in Enrnp'-. 
' 
' 
. 
■ 
K. 
BE.V.I.NGTOM & SO N S, 
. 
iLloN, New lo rk . 


a g e n t s . 
Moona .1 Nicimbs. NewYpckj JoS..C OnLBp 
t G o 
Pliilad elp h iii: PoULTKKT & 'lai'iB iK , 
I alti loic H 5R4 FolsOK 
Co Ne« Urltaim 
& Memphis, L M RduseT * Co , S l Louis; 
'Ai,B*uT E. CsAJii, S«nFr*B<iWC«. 
- 


j 
. 
1,1.-Gi 
''iGi c( 111 
: I ¡; 
'v. 
’‘"'I'-*''"’' 
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^ 
‘m I-J-C. < M 'bci'b ^ G't r*).'. |Gn 
.Gxl 
I’l'iio o lh t G R A S S S E E D 
^ 
I 
Ai.-^ii. . ' J t i . u - ' k v . ‘I-lit 
(vc 
. 
AIpu 
-INM! c. ri-rv 


K . 3 R , : ) 3 E H 3 L A a 1 P - 2 . 


: 
'Viiii'ii wi; arc oh'criuy c M i f m t 'i 
Ic a . 
' >ur 
; 
.sia-'iv .•DlL'i.Slrj lU 
pUi'L ul lie 
í.-jcA» Hip :ii‘- 
: hric.-: 


(■<íiiih¿. 
I 5 r i i > h e s 5 T i i i i c - t S j h u j s . l ’ í. r - 


f u t u e r y , C o h i g i i c s , V a i i k f c 


C 'á is ít 
i i i c . É5 ’ !.itj« sy ¿ssjcí 


W í j j s L V, 


For .Medical pni'pose.-i— .'.l.itciu-.-, \le.-t.ii'd, lo k 
a n d i ’apcr, 


22 Ih.s. A cid Ac. lie. 
.32 o x . B cii/.ole .'\cid, 
51) lb s. Nitric, 
r.o “ 
M i.riatie 
“ 
1X6 
.-iiiipliiiric " 
8 4 gal.s. h5 per cen t. .•Mco'ool, 
loO o'Z. S u l f y u l i i i o e , 
2V.5 U.S. .Aiiiiu, 
- 5 7 
'• .Spt's .■\iiiuioiiia, 
6 3 
'• N'ili'ie D aleer, 
27 
“ A.s.v.il’e''tida, 
3:4 
“ Bai.xeiii E o o c v ia , 
5 8 
“ liliie -Ma.-s,' 
:'iU 
“ Keliiied B orax, 


: v ¿ 
“ (JidOMiel, 
4‘i g a l s tiu.sior t.til. 
12 oo.xe.s t.'iiili'.’l .'io.i)i, 
l u liis. t'lilorotiin ii, 


[ , i , 
“ (.irea.ui 'I'ariar, 
12 
“ D o v e r P o w d e r, 
, loo “ Giiincr. 
106 
“ Bl.iek Pepper, 
.50 
“ C a y e n n e Pi pper, p o w d . 
5 0 
l l a i o .tra lu c, 
'25 
’ ’ tiiiu i .Myrrh, 


h i , 
“ Pre.-.-eiJ P o p s , 
201)0 
" W h i le Lean, 
•200 
“ Re.l Lead. 
5 l.'oli;. T a n n e r ' O i l , 
.3 
“ Liiise.'d D il, 
7 
“ K ei'oscue Oil, 
2 
“ .Machine O il, 
54 ho.ve.s W iin lo iv Gla.-s. n.ssorted 
sixes, 
112 .gross a sso rte d P r e s c r i p t io n Vi.xts 
2Ó9 
a s s o n c d C orks, 
1'2 o z s. Suit'. .Morpliinc, 
■ 3,") l b s . Curl). .Magiie.sia, 
2l)d 
t ‘ E p soiii .S'a'ts. 
' 
3 0 0 
'! F l o w e r ’d S u l p h u r , 
3 2 1 ' “ B rim sto iic,' 
. - 
6Ü0 
“ C o p p era s, 
' 
. 2 7 
G u i i r d p i i i m , 
' 
5 
“ P o w d e r e d ( i iiiu m . 
. 
10 
. “ J o d iiP 'P o ta .sh . 
. 2 4 ilo x . b c i d le t 's P o w d e r s , 
■ ' 
J J S i l O lUs. Bi CiiVh'6'odii,' ■• 
’ 
2i) o z s T a n n i n . 
i 
2,5 lbs. htia-ar.of Lead. 
12 d o z.-C oiicP uti'a(cd L ve, 
BO lb s. Miidras I n d ig o , 
10 0 
“ LAnip B lack, 
' 
' 1 0 0 •“ B l a ' k L e n d ........... 
• 
172 
C h r o m e G reen , 
1 7 2 ' ; - “ 
V e l lo w . 
, 
• 
BOG 
“ AsB'ed C o lo rs, r e a d y m ix e d , , 
1 Í 3 g a l s . V a r n ish e s, a sso rte d . 
’ Rome.-R* August 35, IBBB.e . ' 


Is .8 iiotv a E c rtili'/.u r! 


“ l''ai'iii(Ts.” of Rtilliviin Co., N. Y , 
wrtti's: “ I. liiivc 
IVeijUetilly 
l.earil i(, 
said liiul. SHOW is very l>.'ticfii-i;il to land, 
.'Old li.'iii'.'u it i.s 
.soiiietiiiic.s 
call. (1 
the 
‘¡loor iiiiu.'s iiKiHur.'.’ Ailliotigli tliis is :i 
coHiinr.n y 
r.'c-ivc.l 
upiiiioii. 
1. 
Ir.ivc 
hillicrto taile'l I', 'iieel tvitli any oiic who 
ciHili.i 
oxjilaiii 
il 
up'oii 
iiliilo.*' ■l.l.lcal 
principies, ,)bd liavc li.aoi Ic.l to d ou ',.1 
the trutii ol'ilic as.-ci li"ii. 
U 'hy 
is it. 
.s;ii(I to be rn‘l ’ — ,l/(.v;cer ■— .S|iow ab.sorb.s 
ti'oiH toe Ip icospli.'i'C very coHsidcr..lde 
(piatilitii's of anoiioiiia,which is cs'.iccial- 
ly itliHiolaiit ill th.; air n c . r ciiies. as il 
i.s sot, 'Vcc I'roiii coal u n d o her I'ucl. It 
is a wai'io covering, p:i ti.ic.tiiig: the ¡ laiits 
covered by il. c-p.;ci:iliy 
.-Heii 
:i- 
llic 
lO'a.-.-cs 111 ,i wiiii, ;- erain.s. I'r m ihe iiii- 
lavor:! (.le a.uii.n o l'lro st, for if 
icM teis 
liliie li(.w d"i |,ly ill., 
g r . .1111.1 is I'o.'/.co. 
a '.'.(...l la d of sH.'W lying Hpotl it .-evcf;ll 
\vi •■ks w iii thaw it a b , aii.l c v c ii ]» ri.!¡t 


a o r o w i h o rg r :iii, an I g r .i- s I.i tai;.' pla.-c 
Hii.lerit. 
W hen it, Hi. Iis, tile s..il 
l:::s 
tiie l.cHi ,'il ..Í till) 
aiiinio:, ;i, 
aii-l 
a o v 
it I tili/.iti'g d'.t-l hal, the .-o ,\v ¡ir'.y hue.: 
.•loight, :oul t i c .-11.ov v/at'T l.esi.h'- coii- 
tab s notch oxyai'H — hciici; the chcet.s 
are .i;,c loose ol iiiatmrc. aiul the r 'asi.a 
bo- the pepu;:r.'j'tdeiiicnt, wilt.:h i.s (iuÍLc 
rig ::'. 


D i v i s i o n s ill ilio Iloiiicii! K uiiks. 


I have it tip.in uiol.iuble.l 
:uit,b.i:'ity 
that, S,-lint.u' i’csscii.I.-n has. 
wiliiiii -a 
.¡ay or ttvo. eicpliaticHlly 
d.-c arcd 
I;;.- 
.'pp-i.sitioii to all .scHcn.c.s h:iving iti view 
all alicinpic'l lorcib ti disorgaiiization of 
ihc present Rinie ( iovcrnnieot.s 
in ttic 
nor.'i,oc'"!iteo .'^laU'.s Tli.' ii'iiiost c.x'ctil 
to v/iiieh he will g.i, whet! adoploiii of 
ihc cioi-tilutioaai aiiiendniciil .shall have 
liec.n nh'.wa t.i bo iioj o.s.-ii.ie, will ho to 
give Ills u.s cut 
to at. 
net, of 
(hoigr. ss 
pri.posiiia :i 
idiin to 
those 
R'lUcs 
liy 
wiocli, if iiii..[itcd hy tlicoi, tlicir iiitcr- 
riiptcd rclarh.n.s to llic C ed -ral Gijvcrn- 
iiieiit inay ' c IVidy rucstitbli.slu:d 
Lt i.s 
understood that thcoc views w hich u tte r ­ 
ly dis.:ard : he 
idea 
o f t e r r ito r ia l'ziiio 
tlio.sc Riules, are concurred in ny S en a­ 
tors F ostei. .Slicrman, Ctagiii, l-oe.gaicl 
pei'iiup.s others. 
Ln h.iiiiioiiy wdli the above di-tiiict 
fact 1 iiiay tii liliou llie rc,,ui't tlial even 
tile Coiiiioillcc oil 
Tcrril..oic;,:, 
in ti:.; 
flousc, wiil 
report a bill, ret oguiziiig 
(be V.ilitiiiy'/f III. .Sou:lici'ii S tale G o v ­ 
ern iiieu M. init [iroposing a inc..us douh - 
.c.-. uuecccplaoicy, by Woich they luay 
be 
restoi'.'d 
to 
I'epreseuia, i.ni. 
'I'lio 
lilllii :s ill it lli.r wliolc pi'c.-ciit policy of 
the Ua iieals, a.- I liave Had occasion be- 
loi'o to I'cnni k. can leJ .suiioiicd up in a 


j single Word (Jel.'iy. 1 b-ey liavc iict pu 


j any ol tiici: 1 l.rcais ol ioipcacUoiCtil, up 


j sctiii.- .'tale g.ivcctiiiieiiis, ail.l the iikc" 
ii)li.i pr:i.;lice — [Cor. Jlnlt. ij'az. 


'i'lic I’o iv e r o f G o ld . 


flic t im e a n d lie c.scapcd, but, t w o . o - . v u 


o f tin; n c o r o pri.soiiei'N 
ticri.sbod 
in 
ilm 


fia n ic s 
'i’licir sdlricks aii.'l 
Hcri'ams 
t h e y ivero o r a ilu id ly s lit it 
o lf 
fro m 
a,!; 


h o p e o f e.se-jpc 
w e r e 
s ic k c n in ' bj 
ti..; 


lu ilp lesa spectiito i's. an d w ith ilio iiiis iu fi 


a m i c r a c k lin g o f tlio flaiiics wln'cli s c e m - 
11.1 to lak.' a .saviigo d c U g iit in ih ei' w. r a . 


fn'iiicil a s c e n e th a t , 
in h o r r o r , 
i:.i;'!i:, 
liavi- riv iilicd I ’lm d c m o d iiiin iiscD'. in 


v e r y .-liort t i' o e ll ic 
cric.s 
ai-tl 
e r i.iie : 


c c a - c d , aiiil o f th e t w e i i i y - t w o 
ii.-grm'a 
n o lliiiig w a s le f t b u t i i e l i a n t a l , i>'..e, k. o - 


cd anil slia p c lc s S n ia -s . 
If is snppoM. d lli.'it llie j.-.tl w c T ¡'i .'t 
by tiie tiegroe.s in tile 
liope td 
oiaV'i.w 
liicir CM-ape. iiut their eiiuit otiiy v. .;i-.- 
ed out tlicir ciiliri.' dc.s'ructioa 


ClairU-flon M . 
'. 


T h e . ü a h i i m a t l a s e i n t h e 
r e . 
C o u r t 


W e p iib lis lie d a W a s h i n g t o n di.-e 


s e v c r - d d a y s a g o , a s se r lit ig t h a t 
ie 


I v si c a s e , s'-nt np 
from 
li.e 
:■ 
.. 
C ' l U ' t o f A l a b a m a 
( / ; ’. i- / c /r /c 
■' 


t h e S u p r e n i e ' o u r t w i l l ‘lee; !•.' 


baiini is a S t a t e , 
an d e a iiiio t , 
G.' 


he re co ii.stiu etc d in to tiic I ir 
riu. • 


d ti.-ii. 
' i h c i l o i a h l 
adinif.s 
e.ai-.-i. 


ib a i th e d e c is io n w ill, 
it 
is 
p, 


iib d c r sto i.d , 1 c idni'iii.'itive of 
t h is 
j 


li o n , a n d t h e I iil.-llig c n c o r of t h e H-j 


tile .'ttiiic co iin ci'lio ii, sa y s; 


“ Tlic S uprem e C ourt lias decided : 
llary eoioiiiis.siutis fur eivi.ians to b. 
cm i-tiluliunul. 
It will, in otir jud,.;: 
decide t..at no State can so g e t c ■ 
til.- I ’nioii a,-, nnd cr 
th e Ooosii ... 
to b e relieved (d'tiie ..hiigat.i.n < r 
, 
cd of the right of rcpie.-c;-';.li.-I. ... 
t I ingress ol the IJnit.'d Stat.'-s 
,Ve/oio .It i's /I.-;* 


B ra v iirS L iC i;? ? . 


: I-, i 
t . 


Tin: .’S-i.ies: .''o,ci'iii.-ms, iiinoiiesi o liie r ;.i:;- 
rte.-.. .spiv'i..i,.i ( ’l o . ( . : . . ; . i io.'i ;-i:v. r W.t! li 
i>. l»itL:S ,*ci witll 1/ ¡J .'iti-*r i.', iiUEjfy.H, j’í.;íG'«. 
(f.ti ii'-t Hii'i t.f ttt'r 
{,u.;iL;ir‘- Jwil iu '•.u.'- 
li I'.' ) l.iut if.s 
I.l’ Jf'A i-;r_ . 
I’ili.' 
K;lf 1. ai,.:.--t»f til' Gi.'.xl 
j .n.T 1,1 I'rUi'ifG.'> G'Ut'.-'ul « Yrl’t N.ll'ifk.. 
till* 
i 4-r vviifi it !i{r;it-’Nf.'fRV/jM-Di u) iimti jhiJ Il.'i-im - 
i f'.ifJ ;iiid I'furl ( I oM Si mi.'iunl Si'-vi- 
lluGuUvS of tiiG niG¿í íM‘;iuíifiii (t.tf L-rus, llcjií.-; 
ktisum ¡iiJ'I SRitrf I'ii'i.'. liii'l nil i-n-l I s.- v ii iciy 
of l*r.u'(ids, <..’Iii*iii5, M...ÍC.U iiuAfs, 
iifiu'i 
I.)i't,S.**r.s. CdimI'S. ( ‘liaiiiis. Áu. 
Ill ctmsitiiG-m.'i.'»>f iiie>:n;:ii sL.Liiturluu uf 
(ruflc- ifx ifi'.' M«nufafiMri»i;j fiisi)id s t>) I'kMm t,' 
;iml lv5¿;h'.!iit, i’- 
'[U'i:;'.¡ty t»i I'nTiinlJ*' 
Jt’Uvlry, uii^iiLiiiy iiiUtimt-ii f.ir liu- 
miLi'kfl, lm¿ !ti.ru mmG. ulf fur t.iii* iu liii.N 
I'uuntry. uml must, i-f .-old at uu\ 
f-m rill. t:! 
r.'DltT llu'v: cil rUlliSltGufS llu' " W .A T ''! ! vL 
t.;tilA> Jib'A ki.l'lV t . u . ” liavr nv.i.lv*d upi«ii 


A 
E 
" 
m 
ss-'ii’2 Í s.'i.-n i ' . s , r i 
Siiki.-d lit flu- fokuwitli' fviGlkiliuiK. 
(..Vriiiicalcs o f till'Viiriiius artit.-ii-.-t. witkuiit. 
ri'.jjurd lo d u ) if f or vhIih' n if 
[lul into l u- 
vc'lu{aa. soaiid ii}' luul nii.\i**l; niul. w Ieui o i- 
dfiv'l, un* tukt'ii out by ft l'lif.dloidi',1 ktu. 
;im| sG.-fi Gy diríJ. ílmsiriviuL'’ ¡'H =• tail'flia.icu 
d n ruGi'ipt o' Ibc ik-i tif.ratr. you wiil 
wluit \ ou urc it) liiivc, 
ufid iIk'U II is at 
oi»lit.»ii lu ofud lliu lutllar ami laku iliP: arliclo 
ur not. 
t'nri’luisl'f.H oiiiy líiii¿<ii*t:Lin u. rianu, 
Miilodriín tSfA'ihjr .Mmdiito* (luUl W at-ch. Ida- 
moml Ui»Kt 
tGiy But o f Jcw cif) <»aour !/isi 
ibr Uiic i./u]Jai’. 


N O B L A N K S . 


SKxn 25 CUNTS Fou 
cuirnric.tTX. 


In all 'ransaciim is by iiatil we.-liali ei'ar-e 
for forwiu'iliiig llic cci'tifvatcs. paying pii.-niyi- 
ami doing till-loi.sih-:-'s 2,5 ceiitc.u li, «liieli 
mast lie eiicl''(-scd 
wlieri the t.'ei Ii)!.;ale is .■,( at 
lor. 
Five .■crtilicales will lie .scut for $1 , eli v- 
,cn I'l.r S2, liiirly for S,j, si.xty-fivc for.filij, 
and lo o for $ 1 5 . 


AGENT.S— W e w.aiil a.geiits in e v r y tow n 
and county ill the country, and lliose acting 
as such will he allowed leu eeiil.s on every (,'cr- 
ulicttte 01 tiered by llieiii provided tlicir reiiiit- 
Utncc Jiniuiiiils to $ 1 . 
Agenhs will eollecl '45 
ceiVte for every cerliliealc, and remit 15 euiits 
to us, cither in ciu-di or po.-lage .-tamp.s. 
A - 
gcnts rc-iiiiitiiig a t (nice S'Jh. wil! be entitled 
In a hcaiitiful .Silver H unting Case, P a lcn l Le­ 
ver W'ateli and 2no ecrtificates. 


. Plo.xac write voiir Niinie, T o w n , County k 
Stale, plaitd.y, iindaddrc.v.s al! erdcr.s lo 
W atcli and Oold Je w elry Company. 
1 
■ - 
:1H'Liberty .Street, N ew 'Y o rk 


Since the beg in ning of o a r late war, 
•!i,- 
p w.T of giiM ha.5 I.ecu felt in a 1 
dcpai till. Ills of private and public li'c 
¡lu g Ir.mi till- bowei.s id' ibc caitli 
iiiiiii.'.t'rs to t i c wants of m an, .nd oi't-oi 
lui.es liin. lo ruin and dc.slrn.-tioii 
I t 
pic ,1s lor ¡..div.oiials w.icii worlli and 
. hun.ciei' al'-' no .vaiiiiig, 
loid by its 
ii.yvii'i'ious agency, 
got cnim ciits 
are 
oiiiii 
lip alol lorn 
d.iwn. 
W la n llie 
.'-..Il oer.. ( .'oiiie I. racy iiid liiir t.i !.e an 
. .'t.ibii.she.l 
11 lion, it 
was plenlit'ol 
in 
".nr loi.ist. but its g.'toli.al wi¡ li.li:iw:il 
:iit.l di.-tipp; ;ir:oie.' iii:o‘kcd 
its dccinn' 
<'oof, 
victory -ci g.ild iiigb np 
in 
N o ilh c io 
iiitu'k Is ;.nd mure than 
.iiicc w.i.s llie liiooc ial condition ol’ tin; 
I idled .S'al’- s dcpeiidclit ui>on a s| cciiy 
ami d-.eidcl vi'-lory. 
It is no'.v tlie in dex to nal.ioiial ludi f 
in llie p>,:i'iiiaoeiicy of our ii.stitiition.s, 
ils lis.'.s and (a.Is an: l'.,.gnl:iicd more by 
p iiiictil 
niov.'ii.eiils 
lliaii 
:iny 
o her 
cues::. 
.A lixcd e hservtdive p.dicy and 
:i (....mi.lele I'e tor it ion of tiic L'iii<oi in 
iili i:,.- pai .s, wooid .vooii .set h; th.' fuian- 
cial diil’.e.dtiei of ii;c c.ioiitry and all 
d paflmi-nts of trade w..tih! move on iii 
ihcir rcgniar chanio.'ls, 
t.ioid i.s n tv 
lower liiaii fo ' many' moiilhs fiiost, Imt 
in a iiioniciil it may .-licit high up a .-aiii. 
.■'vs it goes ilowi, tl:-’ fi.icCts ol all arti.jh-s 
in .\oi th. rn oi.'ir'nei- ,go with ir. 
.oir- 
ing the pa.-il I wo iiioiilhs, there iuis hecii 
a iiiari.'cii i-lec.l;iie iu 
wiiolesuhi prices, 
hut, the chaiig.' has iianlly beca fcit licre 
a.s y e t 
'J : c prc.-cíii tlcJiine can lie as- 
ciiiie.l lo a .s.-lth"! l.-dicf in m oney cir­ 
cles I’n a t the politii.:! Iroablcs are to be 
soon an 'a n g cd . bol ¡C.-l now there .-cciin 
I 
lie litllc hope of such a rc-u-f. 
f>.,d ! 
liowever, i.s the lever th at niovc.s the 
vv.o'ld, and in the future its pow er will 
liarnly be Im-s llniu in llic ¡ui.st 
Miiiilijuiinrji A d v . 


to:,I 


I n c c i u l i a i 'i s u i a t K .in g s tf e e . 


T'Aal Dc.Arnclion of Ihcjai.l tivenly- 


tiro nuijrnr.s pcrisk in thvjluini'S. 


T h e J a il a t K in g stre e , in tbi.? State, 
was totally d estroy ed by lire on M onday 
n ig h t last. 
F ro m the inform.TticD we have receiv ­ 
ed , wc learn th at th e fire hatl p i n e d so 
m uch headw ay bolorc it was 'discovtrod 
th a t its progress could not be arrested. 
O n e w hite m an o nly was in the jail ,at 


'i'lic D i'e s iilc iii’.s I m p e a c h i f i e n t V in- 
«: 11 ;;.-e tl - - !> a c U i 11 g U « vv ii. 


W a-k in u to n . .f ui. b . — Too Ite;. :b;;- 
ean caucus of ilie iiicn ibo r'of ■ i.c 
i -.i- : 
O' Kcj.i'.'scutaiives loiii..lil. w-c- 
: 
cd 
i.y ab o u t seventy ne'nibct.- 
'1 m 
proeccdiiigi were not ab o g e tier 'laK-e - 
nioua. 
ill.; p;'oposcd tiet'on va.s' r i f o n . d y o; - 


|..o.'cd b y .Mr ] ji:igi;;iu i, o f 
.i c ‘ 


g n i u i u l u p o n w b icii b o b. .s-'d b:.’ 
-i- 


liiin \va.s, that tlii.s 
Gongre.s.- v.. u Ií: 
oet. 


Iiavi; t im e to ciiriclud'’ tlie I'itd p-o;.'.'--.;" , 


a m i that as tin; .s u c c e e d in g o n e w::.-. 


I i e . i t y rao'ical, il w lu'.U Íh 
.-.ie. : 


csi to le a v e t h e m a lb r to tie ' c ....srd. ; i- 
:ioii a n d a c t io n o f th e -Itl'.li '..'oiii.-r.'ss. 
.'¡r. S;;'Vens tbouglif tlio-.":; vv./O .■ ; 
ii;ii; b; tim e in this C</tigi'e;’.s ¡o do wt 
ever was to be do.io. 
11" w.i.: U'C ti. 
f..ro, ill favor ol' ilas'i;lil,.g the 'c: 
H e believed th at Oi'giit to im dr.;. . 
•' t 
lie was not willing I'O g(5 i :'-' A u'l ' 
it e.mld b'j done ti.oriai;,;'.' y . 'i'’ • 


la i'ily . 
M r. SjiuuMing, ol Ü ’eio, cyiii'-. e, . 
prop .s -d action very e a n e s tiy 
1 ' •I'-'i 
not believe lliat any good -.vi,;)",.' 


from it 
l i r Wa.sliburn, of Illi .ot.t, d: 
lliiiik tliat unpu'.elr.nelit w :s p=' 
although lie, bc.tLVcd :un' th e t r .o.m'it 
1..I.1 done m any tilings .se-i"'..ícy : j" ' 
tioindile. 
'x'lic opinion is arrived at f-' a tfe- 
prucecdiogs 
of tbo ca'ii-u- 
l’,-esi.|clit s im peacbm ellt wii. I 'C. 
'i'-' 
Ic m p tc i at iii'.;sent. 


C o iig re ss io iiu t t*roe»;c<ii'.iiis. 


W.vsiiiNOToN'. J a n 
19 .— 
¡ t i : ‘i’-:m.i 
till: reg u lar time for the niceib.g ■'! ' e: - 
grcs's w.is taken up .'I'.d ,.in ■•.'(; ■n"’--,ci,i 
lliat. no nietubcr of tbo jircM ot <'eng: 
“l.ull be entitled to miicagc was ;a--:-id. 
T h e liill passed liy a vote of tb> t,. 
it 
a.sscnd/les the -fi'lli Congic:-» a'- ;i.,-.;u oii 
the -11b of .March. 
T in ; 
b ill i-ecu rin g tlm rig!;" ;•!' trim- 


clii.s,'. iV'J 
to picr.son.s (if a'l c .b.r, t.'i 


l i t o r i i s tit'gaiiizc'J, juis.sv.d I.y >■- 
■ ■ o’, 
•g I lo S. 
'I'hc liill r c g n l a t i n g oITu " 
:;:, b e ;.i.’ 


in its [covi.sioii.M tlic 
p r o l.l i.: : : 'f 
■ — 


eiuiiiv'' r e m o v a l s w i i l i o u l t i e (•■'•i." i.l "t 


th e Ren.-.tc, w as tiikct. up. a m i an .'o..- o.i- 


iiic o t 
to in c lu d e 
C a b i n e t o;,¡c.,is,. 
(•■.'t.i 


pri .H.'iitcd. 


'i’liH .Ln.S't OF TUB Fasiko.'í.!- i>::. 
G eo rg e if. (.Icib. v.dio was a one-, ’.g. .- 
011 tin; Ka-lii-m. tliiiiks llie.ri; w. ic b .m 
ib'iU t o -1 ‘1.1 biuek and wliit ,■ ■•.. i, 
the time of the fire, of wlnim ¡i- r 
n it inofc tliaii eigdily so rt i"'..':: 
were ab o u t one Iraii'lred to tio; 
and the rest were, iiegroca eoioi.;,-, 
city on 
a 
bulidiiy 
c.xeiirstim 
i.-.i'-iy 
know ing 
w hat fot" 
W h e n tb' 
be.gan 
i"o sw eep 
towards 
tfu-'.i , 
plunged w ild ly i'ito the water, uml tie re 
was tío possiliility of rescoing Ü'. ,m - - 
T h e 2 7 U0 bales (if cotton wore pb- d -.'.p 
eig h t tic-rs higii, an d it wa.s tliiiuedl to 
move about on the b-nit W'tboiii ei'mn;;.’ 
in ciinlact with tlio flames , ,O nly iln-so 
who had |)i'üsence o f miud, and 
wero 
cool and self-p(J.s.sMscd iu tin-ir ‘ m o v e­ 
m ents, were .savcid. 
A 
few m m ucnts 
later iii effecting a lan ding ao d ’.';!l wouid 
have hcc.n lost .so viofently.did the ¡Ih.o' .s 
loap tliroiigli and over the b u i u i f g co t­ 
ton.-s-vV 0 . PicaiFnnc. 
, 


1 I-,.-;.- 
V.LGt. 
' I .'t*," 


HacfejsiouviUc gcpuIíUíatt. 


* JA C K S O X V lU L E AL.ABAM A 


S A T U U D A Y , J A N 19, 1 8 6 7 . 


T e r m s o f S u b scrip tio n . 


Tot one year, in advance, .................. S3 00 
For 6 inonllis, “ 
“ 
1 15 
T erm s o f .A dvertising. 
One jqunre o f ton lines or less, 
first insertion............................................ S? 00 
Kaob subsequent insertinn....................... 
1 00 
Over one sqare counted as two, over tw o .as 
three, etc. 
A libera! diseouiil mude on 
advertisements continued for three, s ii, 
or 12 months. 
A niuinciatioa o f Candidates................... Sb 00 
Obituaries charged at arlvertising rates. 


M . 
F U I .E N W I 1 > K K , 
with 
BO O CS, M U T T * WOUIXS, o f Xelimi, is 
o«r authorized Agent, to contraet, rceeive 
and receipt for tubseriplion and sdvertising 
for the Repuhlican. 
m mm • 
A . W . U E L I ., of 
»h# firm of 
KIUKS * BKLL, 
+i 
Nortli 
'Water 
Street, 
Mobile, 
.\la. 
is 
our 
iiu- 
thorized .tgeiit, to contract, receive and re­ 
ceipt for siibscriplioti and advertising for the 
Sepuhliean. 


orilcr to tb eir ilev cl" p a ieu t 
tiiej- 
m u st in ilio D allas M o u n ta iu eer, a u o tlier Cal- 


first b e m ade k n ow n . 
' ifornia 
pap er. 
H ad 
e q u a lly seiisiU e 


W e w ijl ta k e p lea su re in forw ardin'; 
yie;es p r e v a ile d , to th e sam e e x te n t, in 


to th e G o v ern o r a n y sp ecim en s w b icb 
jlio A tla n tic coast S ta tes, as h a v e on the 


m ay b e left at th is office b y 
th e 
tim e 
yV cf/iV -.''since th e su rren d er, th e work 


m en tio n ed . 
o f H ccn iistru ction m ig h t lo n g sin ce have 


been accoinpli.sh cd , to th e g r ea t advaii- 


C o ñ iin « rci.* i] C o U v jfe . 


W e a r e tru ly gratified th at M il, I. L . 


SwA.v ha? d ecid ed to estab lish a C otn- 


tn crcial C o lleg e in 
ou r T ow n , as m ay 


bo see n b y referen ce to h is a d v ertise- 


ojcn t in anoth er colu m n . 


W e m a y sa fely sa y th a t M r. S w an is 


w e ll q u a lifie d , 
b oth th eo retica lly and 


p r a c tic a lly , for th e w ork h e h a s u n d er­ 


ta k en . 
U is sch ool w ill p rove o f g rea t 


p r a c tic a l a d v a n ta g e to y o u n g m en in 


th is se c tio n , an d w e c a n n o t d o u b t w ill 


b e lib era lly p atron ized , so as to 
ren d er 


it a p erm an en t in stitu tio n . 
I n th is c o l- 


io g e , y o u n g m en w ill be ta u g h t all th e 


particu lar b ra n ch es, w h ich w ill q u a lify 


th em to en ter im m ed ia tely u p on 
th e 


p ractical d u ties o f com m ercial b u sin ess, 


eith e r on th eir ow n a cco u n t, or a s ageni.s 


fo r qtijers. 
T b e s o b ran ch es are n ot 


ta u g h t in th e o rd in a ry 
A cadem ie.s or 


C olloge.s o f 
th e co u n try , and in d eed 


c a n u o t w ell 
be; 
c o n seq u e n tly , y o u n g 


m en w ho are q u alified in them for th e 


stu d y o f a p rofession , are not prepared 


for a ctiv e b u sin ess, an d h ave to lose s e v ­ 


eral y ea rs v alu ab le tim e in a com m ercial 


h o u se a t v e r y lo w or in ad eq u ate w a g e s 


In th is sch o o l, in a few m on th s, an d at 


th e sm a ll c o st o f fifty d ollars, th ey a re 


a t o n c e prep ared to com m an d g o o d w a ­ 


g e s — b e sid e s a d ip lom a 
from th is C o l­ 


le g e vrill b e a good pas.sport and reco m ­ 


m en d a tio n for b u sin ess In an y com m er­ 


cia l c ity . 


O u r T o w n a lo n e, o u g h t, aud d o u b t 


le ss w ill fu rn ish th e n u m b er be re q u ires 


0 com m en ce w ith ; 
a n d th ere is no n e ­ 


c e ssity for th em to g o to P h ila d e lp h ia , 


Ila ltim o re or N e w O r le a n s for th a t w h ich 


th e y can 
ob ta in as w ell an d so ch e a p ly 


l y a t h om e. 


A s th e C o lleg e in crea ses in n u m b ers 


an d im p o r ta n c e , it is th e purpo.se o f the 


P r in c ip a l to ob tain 
all 
th e a s-ista n ee 


req u isite for eac'i departm en t. 


O u r w h ole c o m m u n ity , as w ell a s 


y o u n g m en in p articu lar, is in terested 


in th e .sttccess o f thi.s en terp rise, w h ich 


w e m ig h t p rove from m an y co n sid era ­ 


tion.-’ , 
b n t d eem 
it u n n ecessa ry ; 
w e 


th erefo re h o p e th ey m a y g iv e it th eir 


car n e st co-o p era tio n , in flu en ce and .sup­ 


p o rt. 


E.VECLTtVf D eI'.VKT.ME.VT, 1 
iitu tc n j A ld h iim c i, 
J 
M o n tg o m ery , J a n . 1 1 th , 1 S 6 7 . 
J. F. Gh.a.vt, I'l.vq. 


Jaclc.son ville R ep u b iican ; 


illy D r. S ir — I am o str em ely au x iu u s 


th a t A la b a m a he fu lly 
rep resen ted by 


h er A g r ic u ltu r a l, M a n u fa ctu rin g , 
and 


esp ecia lly h er M ineral resource.?, at the 


g ra n d E x p o sitio n to com e oiT at ]*ari.s 


¡n A prU n e x t 
W h en rec-m tly in A e w 


\ o rk , t w as 
th e m ore en co u ra g ed to 


sen d sp ecim en s o f our rich iiiitierals, u f- 


le r h a v in g free in terco u se 
w ith 
i l r . 


D a r b y , th e U . S . A g e n t, to receiv e am i 


fow ard specim en .’ , and al.’ o w ith P r e s’ t 


B a rn a rd o f C niuinhia C o lleg e, 
N 
V . 


w ho is t lie C ou m iissioiier to g o to Pari.s 


from th e U S . lie h a v in g heeii 
once a 


Profc.s.sor in our S ta te Ijtiivcr.sity. 
I 


w ill co n tin u é to receiv e spccim en.s un ii! 


first F eb ru a ry , and forw ard to R Y nrk. 


1 w ish y o u w ould g e t up , and sen d by 


E xp rc.’s, .specim ens o f iron , coal, lead, 


co p p er, m arble and a n y oth er article's 


in y o u r co u n ty or v ic in ity , w ilii the i'u'l 


d escrip tio n , lo ca lity . & c. 
N o th in g w ill 


c o n tr ib u te 
m ore to th e prosperity of 


ou r M ou n tain M ineral D istricts than to 


b e w e ll rep resen ted at P a r is. 


Y o u rs v ery tru ly, 


B . M , P A T T O .Y , G uv o f A la . 


I t w ill b e see n from th e a b o v e letter 


th a t G o v . P a tto n is I-judably soH cilous 


th a t th e a b u n d a n t and v a lu a b le m in eral 


resou rces o f th is sectio n o f tlie S ta te he 


m ad e k n o w n , and p erh ap s no bettor o p ­ 


p o rtu n ity co u ld be offered . 


W e h a v e in th is se c tio n , g o ld , cop 


p e r , le a d , ir o n , c o a l, m a rb le, sla te , and 


k a o lin , p ron cijn cod b y P r o f, T u o m e y 


to b e a s fin e a s a n y ¡n th e U n ite d S ta tes. 


T h e se m in er a ls m a y be th e c h ie f so u r­ 


c e s o f cu r W ealth in th e fu tu r e ; an d in 


“ PriACTiCE M a r k s P e u f k c t ' ' — T h e 


tru th o f th is a n cien t ad aae b ein g a d ­ 


m itted , w h y do n o t th e y o u n g m en o f 


our T o w n , w ho d esire to m ake orators 


o f th em .selves, tak e m ore in terest iu th e 


D ia le c tic S o c ie ty . 
T h is so cie ty m eets 


ev ery T u esd a y n ig h t a t th e A ca d em y . 


A t thc.se m eetin g s iu te n 's t'm g q u c stio n n 


arc discus.’ed , 
ea lcu la trd to d ov elo p o 


th eir rea so n in g aud oratorical pow ers. 


P a r e n ts and friends sh ou ld al.-'o tak e 


an in ter e st. 
I t is a p ractical hraiieli o f 


ed u ca tio n w'hieh litera lly cost.s n o tliiiig . 


T h e iroeiely m ak es 
k n ow n 
th rou gh 


it.s co m m ittee in this pap er, th at it w ill 


th a n k fu lly 
receiv e d on ation s o f books 


for a L ib ra ry , w h ich w e d op e 
m ay ho 


lib e r a lly re.’ pon dcd to. 


J C S fS c c n o tice o f I>r. J . Y . Ni.-bi-t, 


ta g e o f all th e m aterial in terests o f th e 


co u n try , am i w ith ou t k e e p in g th e n a ­ 


tion al cred it .’ 0 lo n g in je o p a r d y . 


T h e R a d ica l C ougrcs.s w ill learn soon ­ 


er or later, that any p erm a n en t reoon- 


stn ic lio n m u st be p roceeded by g en u in e 


reeon eiliatioii; am i 
ih a' 
recon ciliation 


ca n n o t be b riiu eh t -abant by m alice and 


barred; 
by 
nn con.stitutioual 
am oad- 


nients d isb o n m a '-le to th e S o u th , or by 


fnrtlii'r Ü ira its o f m c n s w o s .«til! 
moro 


u n ju st, 
tyran n ical 
and 
opprc.«sive.— 


T h e y w ill fu n lier 
learn 
th at th e y can ­ 


not a lw a y s baflle am i ch eat th e muss o f 


the p eop le o f th e N orth and 
W est ou t 


of th e fru its o f all th eir v icto ries in 


w ar, w h icli th ey e x p e cted to g a th er in 


llte .sliape o f a 
p--riuttncnt a tn i's-iti-lae- 


t'-ry 
ttiiioii 
o f-a ll 
the 
State.s, 
for no 


liiglter p iif|" -se or ob ject titati to kccji a 


lladL'.;al pu liticiiiu s in 


w ho rcqne.’ ts 
all 
p erson s ind ch tod to 


him to cotiic 
forw .irii itn tited ia trly , i:.' 
few u iip rliiciiil-el 


h is b ook s m ust be clo sed . 
p ow er. 


C a l l n i u l 
C c l y o u r J i o n c y ! 
I t e c n n c iiia t io n n o t K c c o n s f i-n c tio n . 


O u r G o t.n iv T rca.surer 
T„ W . Can ' . 
¡-“ '■oemieiliariou and not recon.vtruc- 
. 
. 
. 
. 
tioii 
tlint (MUI 
huai ilii* womitJ.s oí t.iir 
non . E sq . 
g iv e s n otice u, ib is pap er, 
|,,,j,, 
u, c 


tb a l h e is prepareil to 
pay all 
co u n ty 
p c p i e an-l 
|i"ospei'ity to 
¡h e nation. 


cla im s, up to N o 
S7U in I S b J . 
N oiv 
T iic R a d ica l 
coii.iiiiflet; o f a radical 


d on 't be backw ard or d iflid cu t. b u t com e 
<'on.itre.ss. w itli th e t a-hc.i! ;la ii o f recoii- 


forw ard a.td tret y o u r lu o ttey . 
I f you 
''‘'Y "''V' "> 
. 
licia) to p'-iiii tiiato 
tie- pow er or tiieir , 
do n ot need it, pcrluips som claaty you 
p 
■ 
D I A I .E C T I C S O C I E T Y .— A t a re- 


ow e d o es. 
. u a tc t>ur Iroc c.m .stiiiii'ional g o v crn iu eo t i cen t m eetin g o f tliiss o e ie ty th e su b scri- 


T h e can v a ss o f th e S e n a te in d ica tes 
th e p assage o f th e b an k ru p t b ill, w h ich 


passed th e H o u se la st sessio n . 
M r 
G ib b s, 
sp ecia l T rea su ry a g e n t 


from E u ro p e, is h ere to e x p la in th e set- 
tleiu u n t b etw een th e U n ited S ta te an d 


F ra ser, T ren liolm & Co 
I t is un d erstood th a t th e in v e stig a tio u 


o f th e J u d ic ia r y 
C o m m ittee 
on 
M r, 
A sh le y ’.s im p en clim en t reso lu tio n w ill 
be kep t a secret u n til th e rep o rt is p re­ 


sen ted . 


O bituary 
riiEn, at the residence of her husband. Dr. 
J. b . ilughes, in Ladiga, A la ., on the 12th 
day of Jail.. 18t>7, .Mas. A.manda M. Hi:(ihks, 
after an illiiess o f three weeks o f (tia stritis.) 
The ileeeascd was horn in tlie State of Ten­ 
nessee, on the ISth day o f Fehruarj-, 1S3U, 
and was raised and educated in Louisiana. 
Uer))arei)t3 were Methodists, and although 
she was not a member J she was one in doc­ 
trine and sentinicut, and had alw ays been eor- 
rsee and moral in life end praciiee. 
¡She had 
three children, two of them are dead, and one, 
a little daughter, Cora M., near tw o years 
old, is left an orphan. 
She was faithful in 
the di.-a-harge o f all her rolativeand social du­ 
ties— friendly, kind and cdiarliahlc to all, and 
niiidi beloved and res|ieeted hy 
kindred, 
neighbors and triends, by whom her memo­ 
ry w ill long be affeetionately clierishcd. 


' ' p n i f s is t l i o S e e o n t i t l a l l . 
W ill 
y o u , 
C A N 
Y o u , 
d ise lia r g c it? 
C om e th en , m id m ak e p a y m en t of on ce. 
’I'hi'se N E W D E B T S , 
m u s t he j m i d 


p r o m p d t/. 
R e sp e c tfu lly , 
E . L . w 
o o d w 
a r d . 


J a n u a r y 19t.h, 
1 8 6 7 


b u t vn'licv to .-ubv-rt nr d estroy it — 


^ 'llie ir p o licy fo-tcrs -and creii'es -a spirit 
C l i U i i c c T y i ' o s i r l . 


T h e first term o f our C liaiicery C ou rt ol a iiin io.sily, 
iiuiuv.i and 
reve-pge he- 


f r th is y e a r eoin m cu ced oii 
M-ariday 


la.’ t and 
closed 
on 
F rid ay 
c v c u in g , 


lio n . S . K . .'IcS p ad cn , C lian ecllor, W . 


M . Ilaiiie.s, 
E sq .. 
R e g ister . 
A largo 


u u iiib c r o f ca -o s, so m e o f ivliich w ere o f 


sev era l y ea rs .stan d in g, w ere disiai.’ ced 


of. 
C liatieellor M cS pa le n , 
in th e d is­ 


ch a rg e o f h is official d u ties, 
di.-plays 


leg a l a b ility o f a h igh o rd er, w itli u n ­ 


tirin g e u o rg y 
and 
iia tien t 
li-le lily — in 


fact ev er y qu alification r- q u isitc for an 


e x c e lle n t ju d ic ia l ofliccr 
.Ml th e b u si­ 


n ess o f th is sessio n w as ira u sa cted in a 


m an ner h ig h ly s a tis fa c to iy 
parti- s. 


S o licito rs and officers o f co u rt. 


TEJE S T A T E OF A LA B A M A , 
Oalhoun County. 


Court o f Probate for said C ounty, Jan­ 
uary 14th, 1866. 
T 


h i s day came J. \V . Maddox, adm . of 
the (State of John Maddox, dec'd aud 
presented and tiled his accounts and vouchers 
for u fiuul settlem ent o f said estate; It is 
ihereforo ordered by the court, that the 22ud 
day of February next be set for the tuakiag 
of'said settlement, and tli.-il notice tliereof he 
given by publicantion in the JaeJcsoiiville He- 
publican, a newspaper printed and publisU d 
in said county for three suecessive w eeks, pri­ 
or to said day, as a notice to all persons con­ 
cerned to be and appear at a £¡(ecial term of 
said court to be holdeu at the court house of 
said eouuly, on said 23nd day o f February 
next and 'contest said iiecoutils if they think 
projier. 
A . li'uO U S, Judge o f Probate. 
Jan. 10, 1,867. 


M H n fio S u tio n . 
T 


HK firm o f ;M. * L. Oppcnlieimer has 
this day been dissolved by m utual con­ 
sent. 
The business will be continued at Day­ 
ton, .41a. 
All outstanding debts due the 
lirm will be seltleil by L. Oiipenbeimor, or 
ills Agent, .Mr. Ueurge I. T urnley, who calls 
on all indebted to him to conic forward and 
pay up, 
.11. * L. DPPJiM lELM ER. 
Jum ary 14, 1867. 


l > Í 8 .« ¡ 0 l U < Í 0 » . 
T 


h e partnersliip lierelot'on- existing be 
tween the uiuler.-'igne,!, under Hie llrui 
uiune of UuH and liKBZiiniiu, is this day dis­ 
solved Ijy mutual con.’ent. 
SA.MUKL ORR. 
HLltMA.N UKriZHKRC. 
Gadsdeu, Jau'y. 1st 1867. 


Please Call, 


O n e 
A 


T e x p e c t 
pu nctuality on n . 
•A of th o se , 
w h o se Uabilitio, , 
o f r ec e n t d a te, 


I o a n n o l in d u lg e as in da y, 
B e sp e o tfu U v , 
' 
E 
l i 
D e c 2 9 , 1 8 6 6 
E , L . W O O D W a RI), 


J. Q.BBLL. 


..... . 
J . G. BELL 4 BRO,, 


HER51AX HilKZBiLRS, 


W ILL carry on 
huisness in tlie Store for­ 


merly occupied lir EU.MOXDSUN * EW l.VG. 


A N D 


dIiommÍ!í!5W tt P ciitian ti 


^ A T E R S T R E E T , 


Sliecial attention given to.theSil** 
ment of Cotton. 
Oonsignments 
sniieitod. 
,S(sit « u 
WOOLSEY, QOCORICH 


C U T T O J Y r » t € T O R ^ 


i n s u r a n c e a n d GEKERH 
■ AE’ENTS, 


d e a l e r s i n e x c h a sgJ 


tlROAD STREET— 


tvveen stc tiim -, witlio-,\t on e sir.gle re- 
ileem iu g 
trait o f rceuiicili H iyu. 
T h e 
R adieuls h ow l a b o iit r' cm irtritctio n — 
.’ uy " th e 
S ou th m u st bo ’ocoiistruetoil 
before llio v .’ hull 
be rc'-ogiiizeu in th e 
l iiiim as S ta tes''— im p lyb g that som e- 
tliiu g (if it 
po.-’itiv e cliaraciu r mu.st 
he 
d o n e— .’ lim e cx-rci.si- of force mi m atter. 
W ill 
th ey Itli li.s wluit fiirth -r eaii be 
(¡OI1C by liil'cij or by b em g v im lictiv c ami 


liiikiml'.' 
W liat is there to rceon.’ truui't 
D o llii-y 
im-aii 
b y 
this to 
hriiiu' the 
.'Southern .St itcs iii the 
U n io n , am i, 
State.’ , 
t'l 
n ’l-ogniz-i 
the 
:i ]'l l.-iws o f th c iie m -r a l 
Tlrat. has a'rcaily 
been 
(lom- iiy 
th e j 
Siiutli up on th e rceom m m iciation of tlie i 
F n -sid o n t 
D o t in y m oan th at 'h e peo- 
S o u th m u st b e f, 


b in g co m m ittee w as ap p o in ted to m ak e 
k n o w n th at the. so ciety sta n d s g -e a tly in 
u eed o f a g o o d libr-ary, an d b e in g tina- 
tde to p u rch a se o n e, p assed a resolu tion 
a eq u irin e ea ch 
m em h er to co n trib u te 
one or m ore vnlum e-', w h ich rss-.tlution 
is now b ein g con ip iied w ith . 
T h e co m m ittee i.s rcque.’ tod a lso to 
sta te , rliat a don ation o f t h is k im l, m ade 
by a n y o f th e c itiz e n s o f th is 
eon in iii- j 
n iiy w ill be th a n k fu lly roe.eived. 
I t is ' 
hoped th ey w ill favor th e in.vtitutioD by 


sui h e.m trib u tion s 
.'Ml w ho arc disi-os- d to 
c c i trih u te 
w ill p lease p la ce th e v-iliu iies. w itli th eir 
n am o.s.in th e F.ands o f I lc n . A . W ood s, 


( ’•'n’ tituriiiti ! or M r. J o h n M 
U a h lw o ll, Ij lirarhiii. 
JNO 
ROWLAND, 
j 
. 
J. M. UA],DWELL, 
k | 
E. D. McGLELEN. 
T ''; 


tiovern m eiit'; i 


p ie o f th e S o u th m u st b e fo re-d to ae 
111 
f,in n er tim e.’ , C lm iiccry L o n rts 
C o u slitu lio n and law.s of 


w ore a v o id ed a s a ted io u s p roec’ s: but t.lie U n ited St-atcs'¿ 
W e an sw er that h as 
now th e ru le seem s to be rev ersed , and 
beeii 
aecoiiipii.sb- d iiy th e w ar. 
'! Im 


m u eli 
o f th e busines.s in f'ircu it ra.nirt.s 
p eop le then ab su'om i am i ackm iwb-<lge ; 


co u ld b e m ore .sp- udily 
d i-p o scd 
o f in 


C h an cery, a n d in 
nm ny in sta n c e s, w e 


d ou b t u ot, 
m ore to th e satiefaction 
'd' 


parties an d in accordan ce w ith th e p r in ­ 


cip les o f e q u ity . 


W ith a I h a u celio r so a id e and fa ith ­ 


fu l in th e d isc h a r g e o f h is d u tie s, an d 


a 
K cgi.stor 
so 
th o ro u g h ly 
q u a lified , 


prom p t and a c cu ia te in llm preparation 


o f bnsines.s 
our C h an cery 
C ourt 
w ill 


prove o f g reat a d v a n ta g e to th ose who 


m u st o f iicce.ssity 
liaVc 
litig a tio n in 


the settio iiien t o f in ip o ria n t Im sin css, 


C«3niER{;L4L COLLEGE. 


Tuk excrcisis of this new, ust'fiil, 
and iiujiortniit institiilioii w ill cotii- 
lueiice oil the lirsi Monday iu .March, 
1867. providi'd as many as tea stu­ 
dents arc obtained iti time to make 
f th e U n i- ‘ 
necessary preparation, thouab tweuty or 
, 
, c . . 
I . 1 
1 
• 
’ 
: more are ile.’ired to coiiihlctu the .'School, 
tod .State.’ , and th ey have tm ne m ore— 
I 
-phe course of iiistruction will 
embrace 
I'eiiniansbip— Rook-keeping, tioubie and sin. 
gle eiiiry— a perfect coiir-e j Arithm etic, in- 
clm liiigitll conmicrcia! (.■aiculatioiis— Lectures 
oil t'omiiiercial l.aw, ice. 
Vtntiig nieii and yonilis desiring to ntteiid 
til. tlrsi and opening session, w ill pk-asv m! 
vise tec very soon in person, or if residing at 
a disbiiice, by letter. 
They will have ample 
tim e to make nil neeessarc arriiiigemems to 
, come. 
.4 ay rrlio may desire to board tlivm- 
lia.s hccii sp o k en liy 
c r o n th e part ot | sel ce.s con Id doubtless get a room or rooms 
I'liligrcss te n d in g to recoiieilo th e p eo p le ! I'vre eery low. 
o f tim S o u th 
‘ T h e 
Ih esi len t. on ih e i 
'fbuse who ente 


tlic 
1 'on.stirution and 
law s 


ilie y 
have 
adopted tlie C on.stitutiiina! 
.A n ieiid im iit a l.o lish iiig s la v e r y . 
N o 
on e .supposes th ey did this hcc'ause tliey 
favored th e ab -liiion o f .s ¡ivery. 
It. was 
dono a s a coiicc.ssiou ami to rec'in cilc liie 
pecid e ol the .Vortii, and w e app lauded 
them 
for th is a c f 
.Not o n e singltj act 
lias b een d on e, and not o n e sin g le word 


I'lltK .— T h e a'arni o f liie w as g iv en 
th is niu rn itig about h all pas S'x o'elock 
It proved to ciuiic from t'o! Jm ;. llo k o s 
resid en ce on 
tlie 
iiorih 
.‘■itle 
o f the 
sq u a re 
F o r tw o hou rs h e alo n o had 
str u g g le d w ith llie p en t up flam t.- u n 'il, 
too 
p o w erfu l for h im . 
th ey lo iist in t ■ 
a'r a n d coiiq n d lod 
him to cad 
lor aid. 
O ur la rg e and cffieien t l''ire I'om p an y 
w ere at th e first tihirin, p rom p tly on the 
gro u n d , an d the lim ner w ore soon e x ­ 
tin g u ish ed . 


i|nO'tli'ui of reeotisrruetiim . 
h as adopitcd 
and ud voeated p lan s to reeo n eilc oid n- 


n ite our w lm ic e e iin liy in frb n d sh ip . 
and for th is h - is d aily tra lu eed ami in i- 
w;lh 


W c g iv e till.’ Week soiiio o f th e pro 


c ee d in g s o f Cuugrc.’ s on im p ca clu n eiit 


o f 
th e I ’resids u l aud oth er subjuct.s. 


iSoiiie o f th e m ore m od erate K adical p a­ 


pers seem 
to h ave tak en iho a la r m , 


w h ilst other.’ arc u rg in g them on to e.x- 


tcr 111 the comiaeneement of 
the session, w ill stand a fairchiviie.e to grada 
ate at its close; and if they do. 1 am satisfied 
they will al'ti'i-WArds feel that th ey would nut 
liace mi.s.seil it for five hundred dollars or 
more; for there isu u doubt that it w ould ena- 
, 
- . , 
. 
. 
; ble them to comm Old 11 sahirv of from Sl.OCiO 
Ugm.-d, 
t.n y a tcn m l 
sy.lh 
u.’ snssination ; 
, ,-,on the lir.st year. 
Une object is to fit 
and Inqe a ch n ien l. 
T lv b'lv grcss'oiial them for ilie iiieev-t, easUst and best paying 
p.-irtv 
turnear to be. con trolled iibuio bv 
sitnatioas in th ecah iloon eof business, 
th e d.'SM-o to p erp etu ate th eir pow er and 
''" ‘’" d b i 
' do, the importance and good 
‘ 
^ 
Í , 
results o f such jm m stitutioa, I ar>iue the 
tiiaini'.ini |*arty .''Umi-o.-s. v.nd 
i.u-y on- 
fjm.stiiin iind uriio it inraelt: not aluiie fo r a 
^'•riulur jniti uncoiir;í¿'<‘ ;i 
o f nuilioe. 
richool, or for t)u* 
which w ili result lo 
Im'ioi.i Mini 
tovvui*'! 
tl.f! pooplo 
d\o?_Q who atteiitl the ru-»l 
but lo 
o f th e 
.'•■outli. 
i f w c d esire fricu d sh in 
v.HtablLsh tlie Institution: so that it 
, 
1 
I 
, 
1 '■ 
fuav ho pcrman'^nt, uiia coriliiiiuillv iruTCasc 
anrl 
(ro iin y n-nu, ilu; ¡.u o p ’e oí the 
popuUintv an.l .i.^ufuhicss to ibJse aitcQil- 
S o u th . íim I !'L* uiiirutl u.- a n a tio n , 
w ith 
iu after years. 
Don’t let the liitle sum of 
(Miitl f.'. li.M^ 
i^'i.hI 
iV!I'pw<hip 
*Mif ; 
tlolluríí deter voti, as a-ou can niake then- 
'seciuui w itli n iio-her, 
wc 
m u st .'a-rdi.-w ! 
' ^e aes.Mon 
. 
. I . 
, 
, 
, . end.^. it YOU Seek a siluatiou 
tiic I 
pfdiijv wiiii il> h n ticii tind i 
. 
. 
/•, 
» 
• 
, 
t 
, 
. 
. 
. 
. 
M'lnor or Onidualinír Class, per 
iijM lee: MiJii wirh kin<Ine.-'«5 
and ju stiei- i 
• 
“ - 
• 
and in a sjiir ii td' U iiristia n ity in eet th.eiu j 
and heal 
ih o 
woiunLs 
o f 
w ar. 
T h e ¡ 
qiieNtien is a plain ' tie— w ill 
n ot kiiiiK j 


S A M U E L O Ü B . 


AVILC conliinte in btisiries at LLs 


STAND. 


Parties indebted to the Old Kirin are re­ 


quested to call and sellle at once. 


Gad.«den, .Tai\y. '.1th 1ÍG7. 


P i a n o s f o r t h e P e o p l e ! 


4 Ü 0 B v o o u i« S t ., N . Y . 


We wiiiiid call lliu atlciiiioii o f the public 
and till' irmlc to oiir clcyant New Scale I'iimos 
ill the follow ing style.-.: 


STVLE A , 7 octave I'root largo round 
corners, plain case, eillier ocingon or 
carved legs, strait Lcttoni, bi-.ni luouid- 
in g on pliiilh.................................. 
I54:i0 


STVLE B , 7 octave, snme as «lylu A, 
w ith striienthie m uuldm g on pliatli, 
carved teg.s and ly re.....................................$.600 
ST Y L E C, 7 oetnvc. Front corners large 
roun.'l, serpvntine l-.ottoin, inonldings 
S'lme us on style I), ciirved lyre and 
desk, fancy earvcd leg.s.................................Sñ’’U 
STV LE D . 7 octave, Four large round 
corners. Ihii.-licd back, m ouldings on 
rim and plinth, serpentine bolloni,car­ 
ved i V re and desk, elegant carved fruit 
legs........................................................................S600 


The above styles are all liiiislied in eicgnul 
Rosewood cases and Inive tlic full iron IVame, 
Freiicii action, liiirp pedal, beveled toii, ivory 
keys and key fronts, .and exceed in overslning 
buss, nearly all the T | Uctavc Fíanos now 
immufarliircd. 
Tliey -are made o f tlie best 
maicrinls, and for lioi.-b, litira'.iilily, ¡.urlly i 
and sweetness of tune, cnunol lie snrpa.sscd. i 
Wc invite the atlcuiion of tin- pv.blic, of deni- ! 
eri niid the pruressiun, to ii criticale.x.im inu. ' 
tion of the tiieriis of our Fi.iuos. 
Uy avoiding liie gre-it expenses attendant 
upon co.’lly factories and expensive ware- 
rooms ;u the city, wc are enabled lo oiler these i 
Pianos at prkcs which deft competKioii, niid 
invite all to call mid exam ine them before 
pm chasing elsewhere. 
Parties ordering from 
a distance cau rely upon receiving ihcir Pian­ 
os jiromptly, and no ctJiifusion can arise as i 


W O O I . S E T , n A L H £ R & t , l 


t A C r o s s ' 
3 7 , N o r t h C o in n ie r c e s tr e e t, 
i ' t i l l l , Mi, I 
C 


OTTC'N coirsigucd to us for oar lliilj 
House forwarded free of charge, ucti 
i iiiyage nnd 
'Wharfage, and procedij 
talcii paid here, if desired. 
IRON Tljj 
^ U O P E a n ú B A G G I N G alwajsoniiii 
i 
jZ afA H Cotton consigned to our Moli 
i House is covered by our open Policy ofto... 
i ranee, unless we have wr.Ucn instr’uciiiiml 
I tile contrary, 
i 
O r . 6— 8m . 
RAILROAD L E T m l 


r JiDo 


A 'o ti c e t o C o n tra tío r» 


! Q E A E E D P R O P O S A L S -will 
' 
ceived at the (tflice of the uudersk 


I in Selm a, .Ala. until the 15lh dav o f . 
! ry, 1867, for the 


i G r a d u a t io n , M a so n r y , Brldi;;ei iij| 
I 
Y u r n is b in g th e C ross I'iei 
; For liiat part o f the .Mtdmiim and Tcmw| 
j Kiccr J'ailrond exlondiug from Blue f c 


1 lain in A labam a to Rome, iu tieorgia. 
! 
Plans. Profile.’ , Eslinmtes and .Sprriiit 
- tions w ill be prejmred and ready fur iiq» 


I tiim by the first day of January, 1SB7. 
The Work will embrace Earth and Itei 
Excavations, Emtiankmeiit.s, Trestle* Hon 
T russ l>ridgc.s, first and secoud dais and Rib- 
iilc M asonry. 
The right to reject all proposals not entiie 
Iv lalisfaelory is reserved. 
.E . (}. B.4BSEY, 
• Sup’t and Agent for l.ti*. 
Dee. 15, 1866. ■ 


E O x M 
E 


AxVD 
MACHINE WORKS, 


R O M E , Ga. 


tiie .’ tyies am so distinctly dcsigualcxl hy the 
letters .4 H C D. 
The four styles described above, em body 
all the cs'eaiial changes in exterior finish o f 
cases, wliicii arc by many mauut'aetnrer.s run 
up to 1.Ó mid 2U pattern. 
Music D epartm ent. 


& m 
i w 
€ I E s M m 
MANtrPACTUSERS OF 
I .Horizontal, Vertical and PortaWt 
ST.EA M ENGINES, 
From on e t o F iv e H undred Hone Font 
L o c o m o t iv e , F l u e , T u b u la r i f/<’ 


i n d e r B O IL E R S , 
G a s o m e t e r s , T a n k s , Siiiote-SlicliiJ 


B L A S T P I P E S , 
C O T T O N P R E S S E S ,. 
S U G A R MILLS, tb 


M A C H IN E R Y FO R 
• 


I S o i l i n ^ m 
i l l s , 


B l a s i t F i i r n a c e t , 


R a i l r o a d s . 
S a w & C trist-in illS i 


€ \ 9 S T I J \ ' G 
S 


f)f every de.scription iipto25,ü00lbs.vít’?*'''| 


lii-s>, jiislic'- :ili'l Cdcci'Ssioii wi:i fricliil- 
shiji nml ri'ul uni n of ilie ¡brutes better 
th an aliU se. hn l-.cil, ii-jus;ico ail.l tyrnu- 
trctuc m ensures, which w-iulJ virtually 
ny over a -uL-luml 
]v.-n¡ili;I 
Wliich 
i.s 


’ .............................. 
■ 
...................... 
rig ht, mill u'licii 
w 11 'h • pe -pie os- 


- - - - ........o --------7 r ' ■ 
ju s tic e j _je.’fiou o f 5 itionihs, .................................750 00 
Jiiiiiiior class per session o f ,5 mo's 
40 00 
.'’ enior or (rradiiaiing class, 
mo's HO 00 
Junior cliL’ S, 2 j moiitlis......................... '2.1 00 


I . L . S W A N , I'rin cip a l. 
Jacksonville. Jan. lb, 1S67. 


abolish 
th e 
lilxecu tivo 
and 
J u li e ia l 


d ep artm en ts ol tin; e n v e rn iiie u l ilk place 


su p rem e pow er iu th eir hand.-. 
.-Vlrea. 


dy th e iiiou su res le n d in g 
lo 
im p -nch- 


iiiciit h ave a ffec te d the 
price o f 
U . S . 


.“tucks and 
Im m ls in K urope. 
Ilu w e v - 


iT, a iiu rtiicrii w ripjr very co rrccily re­ 


m a r k s, ilia t iK ilw ilh.sltuiduig th e liireat- 


ciiiiig a sp e c t o f uH'airs, 
tliiii puch 
c s - 


irem u m ea su res us iiu p cm d im ciit 
and 


tc m lo r in liz a tio ii n eed not lie tcnrcd, b e- 


cau.’ o th e en o rm o u s iia tio n a l 
d eb t, v ir- 


lacc 
poose'l— 
.L''iinfoi'oci i', 


i t - i f .\u U iiglisli [inp 'r te lls a s in g u ­ 
lar sliiry n! th e tel" graj.h . 
itp ta te tiial ' 
th e special i-nrrepp ‘llil.-ilI itl 
Ijondoii o f 
:i lihi.’ cow p:ip- r w as accu loin ed ev ery 
evelilu-.: :il a late h eiir tn tirin g his dis 
patch es to a 
leep'raph eiVi.’c in th e 
up ­ 
per story o f 11 h ig h liuil-di ;g, 
the street 
diHir o f w eich 
w.is 
(dosed 
a t .i 
ct'rtau) 
h ou r, and -.utiui-i.d u ilcr tlia l iiy a por- 
tiir. 
't'hi’ !uu'-tio\i-arv 
Oil to o ooc ision 
iu q u estio n , w en t so u n d asicu p luul llie 
m ost cm-i-gotii- p uu-iiug.p ol the corrcS 
tu ally p h iecs tlie K adical t.'ou grcsi u ii- 
poiideiii on the do r w e e uu.’ ucco.ssful 


tier bon ds to k eep th e peaci’ . 


[L?^^VG 
h a v e 
received 
d u rin g 
the 


past 
w eek a cop y o f th e 
S tiu ta t.'laru 


A r g u s, an e x c e e d in g ly 
u ca t and ittlcr- 


c stiiig sheet., prin ted at, Ban J o s e , O.-d,, 


in a w a k en in g him to 
his liu t' . 
.M'ler 
h a lf all hour or .so o f iiicri-asiiig im pati- 
ciiee, the eor'-i-spom ieiit ;-i’ upon a n ovel 
id ea. 
Il(- Went to an m ljiiiiiiiig telo - 
gi-aph sta 'in ii, mid 
-eiit a 
m e.ssage to 
G las.sgow , n-qiic- litig th e clerk there to 
lelcg riq ih to th e clerk lit the inaeee.ssiblo 
w ith th e reciuc.’ l to c x e h a tte c 
W o cor- 
>'M'br .stm-y in L ood n n . lo go down .stairs 
I 
an d aw ak en th e porter. 
'I lii.s w.is dotio 
d ia llv a eecp l th e in v ita tio n to o x elia iig o . 
. 
. 
. 
' 
. 
. 
- 
' 
w ith en tire sin-eess III aliiiut iw eu ry m m 
I and hop e often to see th e pieii.saiit face 
jh e tncssa.ec traversin g a di.stance o f 


• o f ourSfar-cuT n eig h b o r, ito tw ith sta n d in g o v er fotw lu iu d rcd m iles, 
t> arou se n 


th e irreg u la rities o f th e m a ils th ro u g h 
iban on ly sep arated Irom the visitor b y 


.so g rea t a d ista n ce . 
T h e A r g u s is c m - ^ d o o r . _________ ___________ 


in c u ü y so u n d an d e o iis e iv a liv c in p o li­ 


tics, as are also all th e p n p eis w e h ave 


seen from th a t S ta te. 


W a s h i n g t o n H a t t e r s . 


W .vsiiiNOTON, J a n . 1 0 — A t a recent 
tncetin g o f th e G abiuet the teriitorial 
, 
, 
ziiic que.stion eaiTic upinfurm ally. 
A l l 
Y e copy the folluwin .sensible article 
|,ie,i,hcrs ineln-liiig Stanton, expres- 


on R e e o n c ilia tio n anil 
U eco u stru ctio n 
s c i op p osition to auy disturbuuec o f th e 


^ from i ' s c o lu m n s, 
vrhieli fiis l apyporivcd p x c s in i S ta te G overum cbtti. 


A I z S i i C T i J R E 
■ 
To Y ou n g M en. 
J u ji puhli.'ihcfl, in It Uta/ed ¿íni'cltpe. 
Pric¿ 


six cents. 


A LECTURE on the N'atnrc. 
Tt-i-atiiic-nt, nnil Railical Cure of 
r¡tn;i-iuatot-rh(K-a,ov Sem inal wcak- 
m-ss, Involiiiitiiry Einissioiis, Se.xioil Disabil­ 
ity, ami Impctiime US to .Marriage generally. 
Nervuiisiies.s, Coii.’iiiiiiilion. E]iilepsy, * Fits; 
Mental aiul Physieal hieiqiaciiy, 
resnliing 
‘'loiii seli'--,;'..u.si-, * e .— Iiy lillHEKT J. C U t.- 
VI-:ii\VEI,L, .M. D., .-tullior of ilic ‘ Green 
Hook," i c . 
The wocid-reaowuefi rulhor, in tliis adnii- 
ralile LeeUire, clearly yroves from liisw w u ei- 
pcrieiice that the itwfui oonseqnenees o f sclf- 
alinse may be eifc'elually 
reniovcd without 
iiitdiciue, -ami w ithout diingeroiis siirjieal oji- 
eratioiis. boiigie.s, iustftimetits. rings, or oor- 
iliiils, pointing out rt raoiie ofa a rc lU on>;e eer- 
luiii 1111(1 elLetiial, by which every siifTerer, 
no matter w lial his coiiiiillon may li«, iiiuy 
(•iire him self clie.tply, privately, nuif ratiicaUy. 
T his Lecture will prove tt Boou to 
thousaiiils and thousands. 
.Sent under seal, intvjilatu envelope, to any 
aiiilrivis, ¡,o.sl¡iitid, ou reveipt of six cents, or 
tw o I'osl .stumps. 
Also, Dr. CiilverwcU's 
"Marriage Guide," price 25 cents. 
Address 
tiift ¡luliiishers, 
GUAS. J, G. K U N E & CO. 
i a 7 B o w e r y , N . Y . P . U. Hox 4.586. 


W e w ould respectl'iiHr call the attention to 
- 
i,otoinotlrt I 
Choir Leaders iiiid ,Singing .School 'i'eaehers ; C a r w h e e l s , H a im iie r e d , LOt 
| 
lo our estaiili.’limeiit, 
where all kinds ofi 
Chiireh .Miisie. Glee and Anthem Hooks can 
I 
be obtained on tlic must laMirable terms. 
The lung exiieiinnce o f onr Mr. I ’khkixs in i 
Miisii-al 
Uonvenlioiis, 
Cliuirs, 
the Concert j 
Room and Snnday-.Sehool. emrliles liim lo j 
give Kiivice and iiifermation on all puinls of 
m usical iiitiTfRl us to the Kclectimi of ¡iropcr 
work of uistrip-iliui, formation of musical 
schools— progress in musical suuiiesatul items 
o f general interest to composers, leader totcli- 
ers and students. 
, 
fiheet Mii.’ie furnished on the usual terms j 
witli promptness nnd tlisjiau-h. 
, 
— ............... - 
, 
nur worx 
| 
Goiintrv 
orders sulieiled— and seleetinns . ly the best m atin al and uu .vAoir jouei'i 
made for pupils, teachers, coiieerts, i e ., ico., i Wc will ('.U.4 RANTEE ALL 
ico. 
' 
' ’ '' ' 
‘ 


a n d C a r A x le t; 
•llinius •iflarhimry 
F or Gold, Copper, Iron nnd I.ca¿ Miti«; 
B rid g e-ca stin g » and Bolts; 
A l l k i n d s o f K ta ch ln erj' and 


B R A S S C A S T IN G S . 
W b have rebuilt our Works anil hnveKt* J 
nnd f uiproved -Jlucliiuery arid Tools. B-K"' I 
RU.-vn MEN, 
BRIDGE CG.VTKACTOffi 
I''L'JíN.4CE A nOLLLN'G JllLLMEK, A)? 
•MI.VLXG ENGLVEEBS, w ill find it to tW 
interest to send us their orders. We 
■ • 
- work sfl'; 


N O T I C E . 
P 


ERSONS holding County Claims up to 
No. 37ÍI in the year 1865 w ill be paid 
utiou presentation lo the undersigned. 
L. W . CANNO.N, Co. Tr. 
Jan. 16, 1867. 


A 


l l persons indebted to J. Y 
NISUET, 
are earnestly requested to call and set- 
Ue. 
His accounts muj< he closed. 
Jaatwry 1 0 , t.857, 


Nt)\V llH ADV, 


T h e N e w S u n d ay S ch ool S in g in g H ook, 


“ T H E G O L D E N P R O H I S E .” 


BY T . E . P E I.K IN S. 
Author of Sacred l.ute, Stiniiny Scliool Ban­ 
ner, Oriental Glee Book, Psalm King- 
* c ., Ac., Ac. 


4Ve w ill send a spceim eo copy, p o stp aid , 
to any address, ou recoqit of tw enty cents. 
The price o f ,‘‘Tue G o lo k s P iiomisb" is as fol- 
ow s. 


.Single cttptc.’, in pn- 
pc-r cover.’ 
SlI HO 
Hy- the 100 in do2r).0tl 


Single copies in board 
covers.....................SU.Hñ 
B y the ICO in tioHU.OO 
Stali’s U nrivatied Piano Polish. 


onr c.’ t-ibli.’hm cnt, 
I’ rieei w ill be as low or Joa'cr tliiw * 1 
sam e work can be iiiiported, or dona »t *•/1 
oilier eslahlisbm ent in th e Souths 
’ ' 
Cur lon g experience in the lusiDaoJ 
the huge con tracts we have heretofore «7 
will giiiirnntees.-itlslaction to oiir riiBtom’ra. , | 
NOBLES Je MlTCHEIk | 


J as. N oiilb.’, sr., 
Tuos. P . MrrcitM-M 
Jon.x \V N oblí, .Master Macninist * flrf 
VVjc. Nnni.K, 
Gborok Nobis, 
.Sa-mdel Noslb/ SupenoU ^ 


1 
^ i - tS66. 


E m p ire Se-wring 
P r i n c i p a l O ffic e , « 1 6 B r ' ^ 
NEW Tomr. : 
U EAT IMPfíOVEME.MT in Seffiogi*'' 
T chines. 
Empire Shuttlq,'Crank MoW 
.8e.ving iMneliine. 
It is th u s’rendered nejf 
less in action. 
Its m otion being all 
It is n o t liable to g et out o f order. R is 
best Fairrtv Machine! Notice is wHed tee”' 
iiev 


ItistW 


for l'i:-cul«r.s, & 
best Family; .''« ’hi^e! 
N o tto is «IR 
new and improved Manufiictufiag • 
^ 
1-.. 
..ÍJ o - x . 
'sv.ne Fitters. 


Just introduced, and liien,g ndoplf-il by ail 
leading houses in llie tnatiiifm iu-c o f Pi,’.nos. 
Organs, Billiard Tables, i'unúnu-t, A c,, Ac- 
Evory one who has a Piano siuc.i'..;! Imv; a 
hoUle of this Polish. 
Bend for t 
__ 
we w ill give full parliriihirs nnd dii-cctlon.-i. , ‘y " 
'«thof Fitltt®" 'ii 
Appiicalions tor'Vi-irilOTy and A.2cncie.s re-' lo t tailors ijud 
? 
uneraldiácount^f 
ceived hy BROM'N A PERK1N.-4. G. nc.-al A- , 
gents for the United States, -120 Broome St. 
b« 
SEW ?K O MACHlNl?-j^ 


m any persons in liie country want j 
a single bottle, and as the arivclc eannot Vie 1 
sent by mail, where Clubs are made up, and j 
j a u r x u L i* » 
one or more dozen ordered, (w ith the nxxntiy) ■ 
ej,!¿ -b LE nnd energetic 
w e will forward by express (ch.arges paid) lor 
female, are w sntcd to 


OKS r, AGE.VTS K ua THE O.MTKU ST.ATK3, 
... 
^ 
• 
O.-z-nlarB 
JTo. -J80 JBrootne Htt'eet, 
IT. 
Dec. 8, 18G6. 
ly . 


AxM. AKTISTS’WN102Í. 


A G E N T S W A N X E D * 


B l a A i \ K 


TOR SA L E AT TH IS O FFICE 


v«w.* 
_____ 
oK iyireííntí to Bnbscijben. 
Circulars s»'"| 
bio to be used in canrasging, together wits , 
necessary’ papera, w ill be furnished on SIP 
cftlion. 
Address, with'rafere'nce, 
^ 
AM ERICAN ARTISTS' 
' 
2 i Flue Street, Xcvr A « M 


/ T 


San Franoiwo, Jan.. 1.—The bark 
Aicbibald, from 
Yokohama, 
brings 
daUs to Dec. 1st. 
A great fire ocour- 
ed at Yokohama on 6tb oí Is'ovcinber. 
Two thirds of the native town and one- 
fonrth of the best and most important 
of the foreign settlement, were destroy­ 
ed. The bonded warehouse, filled with 
goods, under ' the superintendeiiey of 
Messrs. Leads, was destroyed, loss $160, 
<.!00. 
The new house built for the A- 
merican Consulate, was al.to cotisumed. 
The wholes range of Consulate build- 
ings, French, American, Russian and 
Knglish, the Po: t (DfSce, and nearly a 1 
the°valuable private residences of Gar- 
din, Mííthews & Co., and others were 
destroyed by the conflagration. Among 
the sufferers áre Augustine Hard & Co. 
É. M. Vankeed, Jourdin, Mathewson 
A Co., and Col Fisher, 22,200 piles 
X)f tea weyO;burnt 
Five insurance 
Companies’, aggregate losses amouiUed 
to$214,0(i0. 
Total It/ss of natives and 
foreigners ^between thiee and four mil­ 
lions..: . 
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COUNTING H O U SE C A L E N D A R 


F or the Y e a r o f Our Lord 
186T. 


S' 
e 
3 • 
02 


S' 
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«0 
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a 
19 
C-t 


>» 
cs 
C3 
'Ss 


J a.n. 


F isb, 


A p r il. 


May. 


Ju.IK. 


JoLy. 


A to. 


6 
13 
20 
27 


3 
10 
17 
24.. 


3 
10 
17 
24 
31 


7 
14 
21 
28 


5 
12 
19 
26 


2 
9 
16 
23 24 
30 
1 
8 
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22 
i y 


I 
14 
21 
28 


4 
11 
18 
25 


4 
11 
18 
25 


15 
22 
29 


6 
13 
20 
27 


3 
10 
17 


/ 


Skpt. 


Oct. 


N ov’k. 


D bc’u. 


7 
14 
21 
28 


4 
11 
18 
‘25 


1 
8 
15 
22 
29 


6 
13 
20 
27 


3 
10 
17 
24 


1 
8 
1.5 
22 
29 


5 
12 
19 
26 


2 
9 
16 
23 
30 


7 
14 
21 
28 


4 
11 
18 
25 


2 
-9 
16 
23 
80 


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■ 8 
15 
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29 


5 
12 
19 
26 


5 
12 
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26 


2 
9 
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30 


7 
14 
21 
28 


4 
11 
18 
25 


2 
9 
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6 
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3 
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5 
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3 
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31 


2 
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6 
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27 


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3 
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1 
8 
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5 
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3 
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31 


7 
14 
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4 
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9 
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30 


6 
13 
20 
07 


3 
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17 
24 
31 


7 
14 
21 
28 


7 
14 
21 
28 


4 
11 
18 
25 


0 
9 
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30 


6 
13 
20 
27 


4 
11 
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1 
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1.5 
*22 
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13 
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9 
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6 
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strain a little to do this, greater'case,' 
enlarged confidence, and increased pn s- 
pcrity is lo .ked for. 
W e hope in all 
this our finauoial neighbor will prove a 
prophot. 
Then, beyond a higlicr ecmfi- 
deuce, there is the impe of a inoie .sta­ 
ble money market, .-md a more o(|uita- 
distributiou 01 ta.xes. 
The 
last, must 
come, and it can come alone from Con­ 
gress, before the people and trade have 
substantial relief. — W. Y. Kq>,c.is. 


lu ip ea cliiiien t o f the I’le s id c iii. 


Action, on M r. 
liasulnlion 


Wo have heretofore given the sub­ 
stance of Mr Asiii.ijv’s impeachment of 
the President, and ot the rc.solu'ion 
adopted relative thereto; but the matter 
ns, perhaps, of sullieiont impor^iiuec to 
justify us ill giving, from the S<. itiuiial 
■ h U d iii/c irer, a full report of the pro 
cecdiiig.s in the House uu that oceaMon: 


_ Mr. A.shloy, of Uliio, ro.-ie lo u (¡ues- 
tiou of privilege, and said; 1 rise, sir, 
to perform a painl'iil duty, but a duly, 
nevertlu Ics.s, uhich I deem imperai vJ 
upon me— a duly wli eli I think cannol 
be further po.stpimed, and woicli cannot 
without criminality on our part, lie lun­ 
ger ueglectvd 
1 
had hoped, s,r, that 
this duty' u’ould have d*. volved upon an 
older and mm-e experienced mon.ber id' 
this House tliaii inyself 
I'lior to our 
adjouiiiment., I a.sked a nuiiiiier of g e ii- 
tleuicti to introuuee a resoiuiiuu. wiiicb 
I alterwards oilered, an-.l on whieii 1 
failed to obtain a suspension of the tules. 
Confident that the boyal p - pie of tliis 
country demand at our lianUs the aetiun I 
provided lor iu the propiisiiion that 1 
am now about to subniil— 
Mr Fiuek, of Ohio, rose to a questi. u 
of order— that there was no quesiiuu be­ 
fore the House. 
The Speauer decided tbo point of or­ 
der to be well taken, and sm.j ihat ¡t ¡[ 
were insisted upnn 
the gcntiea.an Irtnn 
O bio(M r. Aabley^euuid ii.n be perniit- 
ti.d 10 proceed. 
Mr. b'iuck insisted upon ibe tioiii: uf 
1 rdtr 
;Mr. Asliley. 
Tlien. sir, im my re.s- 
ponsibility as a Keprcs. uiatire m this 
H ou-e, and in ilio preseliu-; and bet'ure 
the American penple, I charge Andrew 
Johnson, 
Vice 
Pr.-sideiit, and .-cting 
Piesidcnt of the United Slat'.s, with the 
eummissiun of high odme and misrie- 
iiitainois; and i now propo..,e a re-olutiini 
[Applau.su in I he gallery J 
Mr. L'inek rose to amniier ¡luint of or­ 
der— whether the que.s ion r.ii.se i 
I; 


make a spoeoh on the subject. (Laugh- 


Mr. Stevens, of Penn.sylvania, mov­ 
ed to lay the motion to reconsider upon 
'he table, 
which was done— yeas 9o- 
nays 47. , 
1 lie Speaker then doclared the ques­ 
tion to be upon agreeing to the resolu­ 
tion. 
Mr. Niblack, of indiana, raised a 
point of order— that the. motion to recon­ 
sider being laid on the table, carried 
Uie resolution with it. 


ih c Speaker overruled the point of 
order; and the preamble and the resolu­ 
tion wore then adopted— yeas, 1U8; 
nays, 68; absent and riot voting, 45. 


From Washington. 
W aslnugum, Jam 14— A’em/ie. — .M r. 
Rauisey, presented a petition, 
asking 
tor an appropriation for 
the 
improve­ 
ment ol the iUississppi river. 
Referred 
to Committee on Gommeree. 
Mr. lU we, presented a petition for 
reconstruction, on the basis of equal 
rights' 
Keferrcd. 
bevel al petitions were presented,urg­ 
ing I ho pas.sage of the taiilt bill. 
Tim beiiaUv was engaged in the dis- 
cu.-.siqii of a bill to reguiate 
the tenure 
of office 
Aiijourimd without a vote. 
JJouxc — Tiie first business iu order 
being a call ot .States for bills and joint 
rcsnluiioii, the following were presented; 
A bill deelaring ilm lorfeiture of oer- 
taiu privileges of eitiiensbip, for acts of 
rebel.ion against the Uuiied Stats, and 
providing fur the 
restoration of those 
privileges in certain cases. 
Referred to 
J udieiaiy t ■ommitteo. 
A i-o, a bill to establish civil govern- 
nmii s in the States lately iu rebellion. 
Referred to Committee on 
lleeunstruo- 
tioli. 
A bill wa.s introduced and referred to 
till) Committee uu Ways and Means to 
repe.ii so inucb of tbo internal revenue 
act as imposes a tax on uumauufaetured 
COU..U 
.'ir. Moon, i.f Missouri, delivered a 
speech on K elso’s ri'solulion lo impeach 
Ilm President, in which he 
made 
the 
usual eliarge of usurpation, etc., indulg 
L'li ill by radical era'.ors 
Mr. Co'ik, of Illinois, reponed from 
the .Judiciary ( ommittee a bid amend­ 
ing that port on ol tbo law, approved 
I eitiuury 24, 1 '6 4 , wbicb 
au'.uoi ized 
the. Serreiary of War to appoint Coiu- 
niiss one s in eaeli 
ot the 
loyal 
slave 
S'aie.s to awaid 


ed. 


27 
28 
29 
30 


4 
11 
18 
25 


5 
12 
19 
26 


6 
13 
20 


I 
14 
21 
28 


^ D i f f i c u l t y ’i s R .v sn o i.p ii ' .’o d s t t — 
_>Ve learn that a fatal difficulty t ccmre l 
m Randolph county, in this S t a t e 
on 
Christinas day. 
A gentleman t.f thi.s 
placed at our disposal the fol­ 
lowing estróct'from a private letter, 
from a reliable and iiitelliceut souree, 
to-wit: 
“ I received, intelligence from We- 
dowee on Thursday evening, stating 
that on Tuesday (t.'hrisiuas day,) a 
crowd of Union men, (so-called,) etuu- 
posed of one of L. Clifton’s sons, one 
of C. Clifton’s sons, one Hryant, and 
others beat John Reeves so had he could 
not walk, and killed one of hi.s sons 
Reeves and others had been out. on a 
deer hunt, and mot this crowd a little 
W0at of town on their return. 
I can­ 
not give- you full particulars. 
Reeves 
that was killed was shot twice; and his 
“‘^“^r John Reeves, also shot. twice, 
but Clifton had hold of his gun and pre- 
ventedhis killing any one.” 
Montgomery Mail 


We learn that John Reeves died a 
few days after 


B e t t e r Tlmeb a t H a n d . — At least 
80 argues the Saturday's Financial 
Chroniele, and for these reasons: 
1st—^The relaxing of the recent strin 
gsncy in the loan market. 
2nd—The_ loanable capital or idle 
funds seeking, investment. 
3rd-—Improved public confidence. 
4th—The donyictipn that nothing vio­ 
lent or rash,will he done by .'.he .Secre- 
t»fy of the Treasury.- or by (Jongrcjis 
After next Monday, then, when tbe 
NaWonil Banks make up thcir'^^quartar- 
y statements, in which 'they da.sire to 
Biske as good a show as possible, and 


ciimpuiisuiiuu, to the 
, , 
• 
kV I owncis Ilf cubifid volunteer.'. So as to 
;Jr. Ashley wa.s pivpeily a quest.uu of j 
t|n. powo's of compensation of 
p n u egc. 
, 
, 
.sidiJ cummissicucrs 
The bid was nass- 
Ib e bpcakcr decided tm.t it was; ch.A 
it hud been so decivled in a puini uf ur- 
der raised by lio n , lionice Everett, of 
Veruiont, iu tlie 1 iveiily-seventb Uoii- 
gress. 
' Mr. A liby then presented a p.eam- 
blo and rcsululion, as follows, and de­ 
manded the previous ques mu upon its 
passage: 


I do impcaeh .Andrew .Jobuson, Vice 
rresident and acting Prc-ident of the 
United Stales, of high crimes and mis- 
domeaiioi's.\ I charge 
him 
with 
the 
usiirpaliun of power in viuhiuon of law, 
ill diat he has eorrupt y used 
the 
lip- 
pointirig powei; in that he lia.s currupty 
used the pardoning power; iu that he has 
corruptly used the vein power: in that 
he has eormptiy disj osed of the 
publie 
property of ilie United 8tate.s; in dial be 
lias currupty 
interfered 
in 
elections; 
and cummitied act-, and conspired with 
others to eommit acts wlieli in eontem- 
plution of the 
Constitution, 
are 
high 
crim es and misdemeanors; ibt relore bo ii 


Jirsolrcd, That the Commiltec on the 
.fudiciary be, and they are hereby, au- 
tlioriiied lo inquire iulo the official 
Cou- 
duct of Andrew Johnson, 
\ ’icc-Fiesi- 
dent of ,'he United States, diseliiirgiug 
the powers ami duties of 
I he office ot 
I'ro.sideut. ol the United State>, and to 
rc-poi't to lilis IT u.se 
whether, in their 
opinion 
the 
said 
Ainbew 
Johnson, 
while in said office, ba.s been guilty of 


A resolution was adopted, 
declaring 
it to be the duty of the Governmeut, in 
giving etl'ect to the mauifesi wish of the 
l ation by dee.aring again.-t the further 
imp -nation of Coolies li. this hemisphere 
or m the adjacent 
islaqds. 
The Nebraska bid was taken up and 
oiseosseu at leiigtb. 
The vote will be 
taken to-uioi row 


Semiror 0 . M. Roberts i fle x a s , li.n.s 
written a ie ter to the • dit .r of the Gal- 
vesiun News, from W ashington, in which 
li say.-i: ' (,)ur Senators and Repre.'cnta- 
tives will ijot be admitted to seats during 
I ti-is -essioii of Congioss;” and 
he -is 
I sutisHi d that there is now no iiitcutiou to 
adopt or a'tempt lo carry out any eon- 
fi.'cation sc leoio, unsettling the property 
of the counfej 


D I S T S I B U T I O N S . 
We wouhl call attention to the npin 
ion ol one of the leading papers o f Can­ 
ada on ihi.s subject: 
.Mo.it of our n-adeis have no iloiibt read 
DIMS uf llio uiiini'nms a lvcrtÍ¿cuK’Hid nr’ Gift 
Kirori'r{.sc>, (Jifi Gnnccrní, «Nic., wlilcli 
j»cnrjrum tinic rn time in tlie puiilic priniii, 
iiuiHt !fiiir»tin;r barj^Mins lo those who 
will patroiuzf iliem. 


H A R D W A R E , 
Iro n , T in w a re 


AMD 


A G R IC U L T U R A L IM PL E M K N T S 
A. J. MOSES & CO., 
MOHrr.H. AT.A., 
Ruisi! large Iioporters of every 
tiling appertaining to tlie linile 
an- eiinlileil lo oiler iinloi-i-ments, 
comparing Ihvornlily willi New Orlenna. 
Uefer to Uol. R. U. Kyle. 
Nov. ;i—Urn. 


ir Í iiitnXTiiAL—jAMia imeci-;—J w iicu.vtii.m, 
n U R X T ll.4 1 ., K RirCE & LO. 


IM P O R T E R S OF 


H A l l H W 
A E l , 


iS l0 '! S i£ ,S B 3 i'¡r ií% 
t M t o j i ' H e. 


'^/hhdr.r- fJ ¿ r e e ¿ j 


Nov. ,1, ISGii:—.Till. 


3. J. Mcni-iiv. 
M. e. in;osos. 


Í» 
^ 
fJ O 
(I-'iinm-rly \V \V. Al.I.KN & f O . ) 
COTTON FA C T O R S &. O E N E R A L 


l o m m i s s i B H i^ ic r c h a iit s , 


M O lí I I.E . A L A . 
H.vvinii bcrn n.isocinli-il in bu.iim-.ss wilh 
these gemk-ineo for ninny .venrs, 1 elmerfL 
pnlronnge uf my 
reeommeml tuem to dm 
t'rienils. 
Nov. 3, 18IÍG.—3m. 
\V. W. Ald.KN. 


C. E. T H A M E S , 


:C O' 
X O !4 :F A S: X O R 


.INI) 


G E N E R A L 
COMNIISSIQN MERCHANT, 
No. 1(1 
. 
No. 10 
North Commerce 
North l-'ruiit ¿is- 
[ce ST.iius ] 


Nov.3, l-Silil—Urn 
B.“ M Ó 0 G ; 


G r o c e r s 


AND 
SOAP MANUFACTURERS, 


A.SI) l)K.U.f.U.' IN 


W I N K W , l a l H U O R S , 
T O B ^ I C 'V O n i u t 
Nothern and Western ^ 
Produce- 
.JL 
—No. IG— 
South Commeree Sts 
.MOmi.E, ALA. 
Nov. 3. 186G.—3m. 


15. K. SIDE.S, 
Sclmn. 
A. W. I5ELL, 
M obile. 
SIDES & BELL, 
COTTON FACTORS, 
FORWAUDING AND 


(fo in m i.iij s iio n |j i U v í h « t í t , í ^ 


‘H , N orth W a te r S treet, 


.^•S'Con.-iigiimeuts orCoiuUry Prodiieeso- 
lieiteil. 
(looils consigned to our ■enrt;“ for- 
wnnleil with disiinteh. 
We promise .strict 
iitlenlioii to any business eulrtisted lo om­ 
en re. 


R E F E R E N C E S. 
Gun. W.v. II, [-'imNnv, .Ineki-ooville, .-tin. 
I'm.. 
A. .Stiiuv, T.-t! Indi-gn. .-tin. 
Uij.v. John. T. Ukvun Selma, Ain. 


J . I t . C C I U i V , 
Talladega. 
i. n. zcjnr^cuH, 
& ÍM 
J. A. CIRRY & CO. 


AMD 


€ o m m i ,s i $ i o u 


C entral W a reh o u se B u ild in g, 


W A T E R S T R E E T , 


@ 
i u i , m 
. 


Wt* hivvo ^ood Brick Warehoused coniUat 
]y under ^*uard for the sloru^e of CuUoo nbd 
tilher i»ri)ilu(i: ccnsipncd to UH. 


S i l i i - 


A 
d v e r t i s e m 
e n t s . 


H i it .iiis a lc n ’iu f! n c r c t i u i i t s 


AND DEALERS IN 


S ’iPi-fig-ii a m i tto m c .s iic . 


W I N E S A N D L i a u O R S , 
W a te r S treet 
6,^ 


n i l l . l . U ' 
W K A V K R , 
S iuui, A 111. 
J . I>. 
K I T C I I K N 
New ()rh’aii.'>, l.u. 


—No. 15— 
South Water 


W M . r . M A I I T I N , 
A , 0 . W A T T K I l . 3 , 
Mohile, Ala. 
O’iioelaw (Jo. Ain. 
For'hj of Row lamí, .U.irlin .j" Co. 


S A .M . cow I N , 
■Mobile, Ain. 
Forty of B'lrneXj Uoynes .J* Co, 


MARTÍX, COWIi\ & Co. 


W U U l X S A l . B A S I » 
K K T A l l . 
G R O CER S, 


No. 31 Conimeree uml St. .Mielmel Slreet.s, 
M OBILE, AIil. 
Nov. 3, ISGG.—Gm. 


X , G., 'H; A.liM A K , 
Com iuissioii M crcliaiit 


A N D 
D U A I . K K 
I N 
Southern & Western Produce 


W B E -W E B t & B iB T € !5 2'E\. 
SHOOERS 
AND 
G E aN K U A L 


''Co!// r/icaoec^i 
tc/ia.tr{o, 


w.-.Tmt -'••rKUKT-SELMA, ALfl. 


ÍI.'ivií ctititrol uf a L'ODtl hrick \Vjirehou.«c. 
inidvr yiianl. for the ,sii)ru;.;c cf 
(\>ii'»:i uiiil oiliM’ I’rtMliicc, 
ijilicral atlvmucs made on Cottoii for 
.SlnpDHMil up Stth*. 


- M 
: s r B ¡ r j a d d s S ¡ 


W HO LEA A ¡.E .I.V D RETA IL 


DEALER IN 


S > a i'( S S , A t l E S i l d J ^ 'E S . 
Patent Medicines, Perfumery- 


© © ’© S a , P ü i 3 í 3 T á , 
Oils., iri/H/ow Glass, Ciyars Tob'M'CO, eje. 


KO. 10, IÍI1ÜAD SntKKT, 


Nov. 3, 18C0.—5m 


G. J. THOMAS, 
G R O C E R 


A N D 
GENERAL 
COMMISSIOlN m e r c h a n t , 
W A T IiR .STR EET, 


Opposite the Gee lions, 
SKL.M.A, AL.t. 


X-a-l am ennni-eteil wilk this hoii.se, hbiI 
will at nil lime.s be pli-nseil to .see my olil 
frieiiils mill cnstomers nml retiew their Innle, 
T. W . S T R E E T . 


J O S . 
I I A H O I K . 
1. H. BoniNIOII. 
HARDIE & ROBINSON. 


—AND— 
C O diiti IS S IO N M E R C IlA N T l'J. 


23 \ 'J.b llROAU S t . (L'P STAIM, ) 
SELMA, ALA. 
We vi'speetfnUy invite eonsignmeuts of 
(.'niton, l-'liinr or otlier prortnec intended for 
sale iiioui- mni-ket. oi' for shipment to Mobile, 
.Vi-w lii'lean.s or .New Vork, upon which we 


. l i e pri-pared lo mnUé lilJernl cash Hiivanres. 
.t l.'o to fnriiish lingging and Rope or Iron 
f ie.-i. 
1)111' old fiiemls will find iis rcndy to serte 
iheiii fnitlifully, etlieiently uuii honestly. 
.1 i/i/rt'jD 
' IIA It I) IE .j- R ORIA'.s'oy, 
i'J 4 25 lirond Street 
Sklua, Ala. 
Sept 1,5— Im 


Saddtery, Harness, &c. 
Í32.ÍIT-H, 'HOTES & CO. 


C en tral C ity In su ran ce B u ild lu , 


A 6 .A * 
MANLTACT6RERS 4 DRALEKS IN 
SADDLES, 


H .\K i\E S 8 , & c ., 


lÍK.^i'RCTKL-i.uv mil the attenuou of nil pur- 
chu.-cis lu ibcir lur^e stock, compriBiiiR the 
Iji-.H iissorUiient ever otVerud iu thi.s murket. 
\Yc are cousluijtly receivinij m*w addillons, 
thus pruviuK that we leave noihiug untried 
to picas.) the fanev of all. 
s'M irif, 
^ 0 0 . 
Selina, Aht., Mill/ !¿G, 180G 


ii' L U . S D I E . 
U K O U . KKttUUaaoH. 
LUNDIE & CO., 


( s f e e n S M i u s 
t o 
w 
. 
y . 
l U-n u i r . ) 


COTTON FACTORS AND GENERAL 


1)I--I'’1C1'; IJIiUAD STItRET, SELMA, ALA- 


Special attention given tolhe.3ale.tnd .hip- 
meiit of Colton, on wliteli we will pay freight, 
ehargoi, iiiiii lleven ue Ta.x. 


Onlcr.-i for the ptirclm.ve of OroeerlM anil 
other nrlielea promptly tilled, when aecom- 
paniedwilh the Cash or City Aceeptaiiee. 


R E F E R E N C E S : 


M. J. A. Keith 4 Co., Sclinn, Ala., Gen. 
J. G. 1.. Huey, Tnllndega, Ala.; J. W.Lap»- 
lev, Selma, Ala.: -A. M. Goodwin, Seim», 
Ahi.; Walker Iteyiiold.3, Alpine, Ala.; John 
e.A'Wiiiston 4 Co.. .Mohile, Ala.; Ilnn.T. .A. 
Walker, .laeksoiiville, Ala.; Jnrey 4 Ilarri», 
New Oilenna, Lii.; E. C. Hnnnoii, Montgom. 
ery, .Ala. 
Jan. 27, 186 . 


W . T . 
.MI KEl C. 
- 
K . J O I I R J Ü * 


W . O . I ' K I V K T T , 
a. 11 iiitoswr.Li.. 


geiuiine ¡lumlm.gs. 
lint there are ii few rei- 
peeinble liriii.s who -lo iimtineis in this innii- 
iier, niiil iliey do it as a menn.i of iiicrensing 
llieir wlioleiale hii.siiieiis, anil not lo make 
money, 
from soeh linns, it is true, hniiil- 
somc ami v.TinnhIc nrtieb-s are procured for a 
nets wlileb v/ero ilesigm-il or ea.cn’ateil 
|""'b 
'''leH is more impiirt- 
iniit, 111) one IS ever I'hentuil. 
Kver.v one gels 
jiioil vaiue for iiis dollar; lieennse.as we have 


—No- 11— 
In most cases these are 
South W a fe r Street, 


to fiv e rlro w , s u b v c i t , o r c i r n i p t th e G u v - 
KrmiuiiH o f th e U n itoil .S-'ale.s o r a n y ilo- 
pariM ieiit o r a n y ' oilieer 
lliereof; 
a n d ■ 
w lie tiie r th e said A n d r e w JoliiLsoii 
ba.s 
b e en g u i l t y o f a n y a c t or lia.s eon sp ir- d 
w ith o tlie rs to do n ets wliieii, in eoiitoin- 
piiiiioD ol th e 
C o n s t.til! io n , 
tiro 
liigh 
e riia e s a n d lui.sdeiiieanor.', r e q 'i ir iiig tin- 
in te rp o s itio n ol t h e eoiistiliiiiiniai p o w er 
of tlii.s H o u se; a n d t h a t tlie 
.«aid 
eoiii 
n iiite e h a v e p o w e r to seinl lor 
persoiia 
a n d papei'.iii a n d to adiniu'Sl- r th e e u s- 


to iiia ry oatli to witin'-s.si'S. 
.Mr. S p a ld in g o f G h io , iiiovod to lay 
t h e i'e.si)luiioii u p o n th e tahle; a n d upon 


t h a t inoti-'U 
51r. 
Finek of Gliio, denia drd the 
yeas and ury.s 
Tiie n.oti- u was lo.sl — 
yeas 39, nays 1'.'5. 
TfiC Speaker tbeii stat-'d the question 
to be upon s- conding the deniainl lor 
the previous que.stiun. 
M r . R in g h a in , o f U h io , in q u re-1 w lieih - 


slateil. ii 
s iiiienileii to net as mi advertlse- 
meiil to im-r.-iise iheir onliiiary hnsiness. 
We have .seen nanibers of prizes sent out 
in this way liy .Siikiohn, Watso.n & Compa­ 
ny, of .Va.ssmi street, N. V., ami there is no 
iliiii'it that some oif the arliele.s are worth 
eight or leti times the money paid for iheui, 
while we have not seen or heard of a single 
artii'le wliieh was not lolly worth the dollar 
which it cost ' Hifr this is only one ol the 
e.vei'|itiua.s of this role, fonts a general thing 
tin- p-irlies engaged in this husiiiess are noth­ 
ing bill i-lever swindlers. 
{Soliirdiiy Rr'ider, .Monli'eal, 0. E.,.Ian. 13,'GG 


/I* V h i i i i c e r y 
Sabrina A Ihiiiraiii el Ills ' 
.-\t Hules before 
vs, 
t'r-i.vs Ilitl 
(tin- Iisgister of the 
.Maiideeille.v .'slewurt, 
I 3litli Dist. i'oi-iliern 
and ollieis. 
. 
' Cliaiieery 
Div. of 
Ala. JaniiarvH, 18G7. 
-'pill.'k dav eamc tlie eompliiiiimit hy her 
i 
.'soiioiior .M. J. Tiirnley, and moved 
the ondersigned Uegister and .\Íaster in Climi- 
cei-y for the 3Gth District, Northern Chanee- 
r. Division of .Ala.; for an order of puhli- 


AIOBILE. 


Dealeis' Orders p.irtleularly atten.led to. 
Nov. 3, 18UG.—3m. 


er, if that deii.alid wore not soi-onde.'), 
ealion against .-'mnesK P liiillram a noii-res- 
. 
’ 
, I 
. 
1 
. 
, 
. . . 
i d i - l i i del I , residing i n .Miss. P. O . unknown; 
It Would be lu o-der to move t- 
.-h i 
„J. "io the satisfaclioii of the 


do- 


the resc'ilution to the i oniniiiuii.- on the 
Judieiary. 
'1 be Speaker said ibat it woui-i 
Mr. jjiiigbaiii— Tben I hu|io th 
mand wi-1 not be s eondod. 
Mr. Asbfiiy — And I hoj e it will. 
On motion of Mr. IJingham, li-liers 
were ordered, and tlie deniatnl fo tin: 
previous ques'ion wa.s seeoiuled by a 
vote of 75 to 46 
.Mr. riubbell.of Ohio.inquired w' eth­ 
er a motion to refer tin- lesolulion to 
tlie Juoiciury commitlee would be in 
order. 
, 
The Speaker-rJeeidod that it would 
not unless the vote seconding the de- 
uiaud lor,the previous question should 
be reconsidered. 
Mr. Hubbell, of Ohio moved fo re­ 
consider that vote. 
Mr. 
W eutwoiili, of Illinoi.s, liupod 
that would be done, as he wanted to 


Pliemiiig 
Kegister. from mi allldiivU on tile, llial the 
s.-iiil def I is a minor over 1-1 yrs and a iiuii-res- 
iib-at.-i of the Sítale of Alahatiia, and resides ill 
till- álate uf Mississippi, 
post office not 
known. 
‘ 
It is t'tioretore ordered hy the Register, that 
paiilieatioii he made in the Jacksonville Re- 
puidieaii. a weekly tiewspapei printed and 
piiblisiKil in the Town ol Jai-ksonvillc, Ahi- 
liaiiia, fin- four eonse'eutive weeks, requiring 
the said liefeiidaiits to appe.ar before the said 
Register at Ills oíliee in the T.iwu of Jaekson- 
viUe, .Alatiauw, on Monday the 4th day ol 
.March 
ue.xt, hy 12 o’clock of said day, 
4 (dead, answer or demur to complain’ts cross 
bili of coinplaiat exhibited iu said Chancery 
court, iigainsi him mid .others, or the same 
will be taken for confessed by him, and the 
said cause set for hearing ex pane as to him. 
11 is fuillier ordi-rid. th.it a copy of said 
Ol der be posted uji at t.ie court house door of 
Callioiiii ebiiiuy, .Alahmiia, in the Town ol 
.laeksmiville, within twenty days after the 
date ot this order. 
Grunted'.lamnwy 14th, 1867. 
Wm. M. IIAMES, 
Jan. 19.—i?20. 
Regi-'terj &t. 


J . E R O T i m X W K R . I 
f t l L ' O H ¡.. IIO I-1-K1!. 
•mos. oimoKU- J 
\ c. a . ii.uiuis. 
L. BREWER & CO. 
G en era l Coiiiiiiission Jlci'C hauts. 
Por lliesaleof 
COTTON & C O U N T ilY FFiODUGU. 


a l s o , 


A N D U K A L H I L A I N 
Northern & Western Goods, 
No. 5.5, Cornel- Cooimerce 4 tit. I.oiiis .Sts., 
MOBILE, ALA. 


,,.-c7 -Orders will la- priiiiiplly atteimled lo'tttv. 
Nov. 3, 18GG.—3m. 


Wm. L. r a k e r , I 
.INÜ. C. (iRAllA.M 


. M o l l l L K . 
f 
. S k L .M A . 
BAKER, GRAHAM & CO. 
Sut'C'cssors to B a k e r , L aw ler A. Co. 
an d B a k er, UohhiiiH A Co. 
lOTTOji FACTOiliS 


A N D 


< i ; o m m b , s i o u | H f v h iin t ,y , 


MOBILE, ALA. 
We have secured the si-i-riees of Mu. R. P. 
Baeki? and Mii. Gro. . S p a c m i i n o , and i-u:i- 
nected with onr linsiness Ra-eiviuy niitl E"i-- 
warding floods. 
Having evevy taeilily tor 
Shipments and Storage, we are pii-iiarcd to 
offer iudiicenients lo Shippers tiieoasigii ila-ii 
goods to onr care, and promise faiilifal alli-o- 
tion to all consignments. 
We are agents toi 
no Roais, 
BAKRR, GRAHAM, 4 CU 
Feb. 10, 186(1. - Gni. 


J A C K p . I l t C H A R D S O N , 
C H A S . 0 . S T K W A I t T . 
Mobile. 
Siiniier Co, A la.. 


J . E . C L - S A C K , 
Mohile. 
JACKP RICHARDSON & CO. 
(Successora to RtciLtiinsoN 4 H a m i i .t o .v , ) 
GENERAL GROCERS 
— A N D — 
COMMISSION MEECÍÍANTS. 
CoTner W ater and St. Michael Streets, 
. IBIOBIIjI'Ia ABjA. , 


PllIYETT & CROSWELL 


i t c c c i i ' i i t i j i u i d ¿ * tív u ’a r t liu í) 


lIEP.CiKAl'TTS, 


H E A D OF CITY 'W II.ARF, 


.liily 21, 180G.—Gm. 


T . 
I I . 
R O S . ' E l t . 
J- - n . 
M O B B T 
li«>SSEBl 
n o a tK V , 


W1I0L1-:.SALE uml RET.-V1L 


G l l O C S C R S 


A N D 


g e m : u a u 


G 0 n 1 n 1 is.si un iM erch.i 111«, 


BROAD .STRKKT, 
.SKLMA, ALA. 


A gen ts for th e S ale o f W estern Fro- 
diice. 


Will keeTininstmitly on hand Corn, Bacon, 
Kliim', Sugar, Colfi-e,- MolaS'es mid all arii- 
e k s iismilly ki-¡it in a l-'ii.-il Ohms < 1 roif-ry es- 
talilislimi-n't, wliieh we sell upon the mo.slae- 
i-omiiaidaliiig terms. 
Nov. 3, IHG'i.—G'.n. 


“ 
AiSi^'BbBi ’tV ííiffjíA .lk -* » , 


C O X X ' O -3®' i F A ' C X O » , , 


MIREE k JOHNSON. 


D K Y GOODS, 


S v « t l c m f n ’íí 
( E t o t b i n g , 
« « « T S , SHOES, 


W 
J L H i # 1 » 
in to AH ATREET, 
s-A'/.J/.-l, A L A 
A re S5cc4‘ív¡ii¿'’daily IVoni 
A cir A’o rk iai'ge additioiiM 
of W iiiler «oodüi. 


\V. II. KAGKK. 
W . 
V . 
R . 
N T A T S O .f . 


G EN K R A U 


i B o ja m i'S .o io u 
c v d u u i t , 


Will Htlviince líAGGI.N'C 
ROPK to his 
palrnn.'í. 
A lihern* .slinn* of iiul'lic I'atroimfrc is r«s- 
{iccli'iillv .sulii-iU'd. 
t.Vcr Apuf. Wilsnii Sc. (jo’s Wiirclionsc. 
W ator Street. 
SELMA, ALA. 


A. J. PII.MCKH, 
SuiiUui* Co. 
W ITE & PRARES, 


ss;iSV l:A .„ A t. A * 


CO M M ISSION, A N D F O K W A U D - 
IN O M E R C H A N T S, 
W 
K have Sloi-age for 1500 B A L E S o f 
COTTON iu our new 


FUlE-FllGOF VYAUEHOUSE, 


A ad make liberal udviincoson consignment 


Mb. E. r,. WOdrfWARD of Jack.sqnvil 
1.11 onr Agent, and all orde.'S li-ftwilli him fo 
(he purclausi'and shipment of Corn, Oats 
Hay, Bacon, Iron, Sugar, Coffee, 4c. wil 
have onr prompt attf-ntiiin. 
April 7, ’8(5. 
SYHITE 4 PÍIARKB. 


l u j G 
i i K » ' n \ i T S O 
j y , 


GENERAL COMMISSION, RECEIVING 


AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS; 


OFFICE with .IC V A O y, U C .VC AXi- Oo. 
SELMA, ALA. 
^ 
I I a v i m ; siruml ample 
cnnvuiiiunt Stort^e, 
lU’L'pivjHiiCMl to receive 
:nnl iVirwanl all (¡uoiiá euDíigned to usat tho 
(jity WiiQrt’. \vitl» proniptncHs aud di.spafch. 
farpiiulitis uml U’utuhinf’H will he kept on 
tlie Wliurf fi»u the prulceiion of all Gouda 
Siiiit lo OMT cure. 
(.’(m«ipmiH‘nt.4 (if COTTON and Pro- 
tliire rc.'iiu’cU’tilly soliciicd. 
JiiiicU, 1 «>«;—;Dn. 


S'. I.> J011.V80.V, ............... U. A. Pkttiboii 
'rHllmU-JIll. 
bil'lBlA. 
N. ]). m im ) ^ & CO., 


(8in-ee.s.sora lo L. \V. Pcltibonf.) 


STORAGE, RECEIVING, FORWARDING 
A.'<U 


( E o m m i . í í i o u 


Ojjirc in A la. if- J’eii, R R . Warchotite, 


S e l m a , .4 1 a b a u ia . 


11,1 VINO leased the N ew , 
RQnB F ir e e>ronf C lO T T O N |ÍÍÉ || 
W A llE IIO U S E , with- 
in 11 few- yni-ds of the Depot, we are prepared 
to Rereive. .Store.-Korw-iird. or .Sell, all con- 
sigumeius wilh wliieh we iiinv be favored, on 
the mosi fiivon.lde terms. 
Mcri-lmnts and I’Innters will rojidily per­ 
ceive llial we. iiiis.“ess iineqnallcd advantng». 
in tlie reeelvliig and shipiiicut of Cotton, and 
in the receiving and forwarding of Goods, 
bring iibk- to eeoiiomize in wharfage, dray- 
ageiind liandling of Good.i. 
With thesenO- 
viintsges, pledging onr he-st effort* in the in­ 
terests of onr patrons, wo rt-«[iectfullj soliftt 
consigmiienls. 
.Sept.'22...It. 
N D. JOHNSON A CO. 


NEW HOTEL- 
T P .o u ? H o u e a . 
Norihessl eonier Water and Lauderdale sla., 
opposite lliirrel, Eskridge .4 Slurdivajil. 
S E L M A , A L A U A M A . 
T 
.’II.S lioiise is now open for the roecptica 
of the travelling public., Satitfaetioa 
to everv one jtinntnfecd. 
' - 
Ainifl4, 
• E.-T. STURDn’ANT. 


.1 


S’- 


. 1; 


[Ki-üiii lhe Dublin Irishman.] 


K a t y ’B S to ry . 


Míiry shed -no U-urs— slie wiis jin.st tliat; 
when the heud goe.s wrunji no tear i-an cuine. 
S itting dow n on the bank, she iu»-k tbr druw n- 
ed child on her kiicc; n'illi her own hami.*; she 
closed the gluzi[ig eye. and slroked the yellow 
liair, 
Tlicre wer<; some flowers in ihe dead 
grip üf tis iiand, I'Ui Mary let tliern nonain 
lliere. 
Koeking the ehild l.utekwyrd and iur- 
w ard in her anus, .she llegan lo siirj. 
.Meyi-e 
she thought she was p utting it lu sleep: 


iln.sli, buby , hush— the streain nin.H bright— 
Oiil father— inuther— come, 
A n d lake the wanderer baek again. 
8h« luijgs lo be Hi liotne. 
The wounded l)irtl woiikl fold her wing 
W ilhin the parenl nest, 
The he:irl is broken, erushi-d and ,sor«, 
A nd fain would be at rest. 


Tbo flowers I loved and tended once 
Are fading one by une, 
M’hiai the eliilling 'fro.^ts of vvinler eoine, 
T h e y '11 ail }>ed'’ad and gone, 
B ut the bhíüiom lliutyou loved su well. 
Your own poor siricken flower, 
Must linger on and bear ilio frost 
O f w in ter’s darkest hour. 


Von'll not ra.^51 up to rne, father, 
TIuiStep tlial I w ent w rong— 
Thero’.s m any a one lias sli)‘p< d a.s sure, 
That Lhunglil tliemselve.s full strong. 
Von will not iiirii a.side father, 
Nor slight my d ying prayer— 
There’saiK 'ther door si.unis wide for me, 
That 1 uiay enter ihere! 


I have ft home ahove the .'ttari, 
Where sorrow* eunnol dwell; 
To O now ho binds ihe broken Iic.art, 
.My woful rale I'll tell; 
The seornful hand may eai»t the slone, 
The hitler toe.une may Idatne, 
There’y One who waits to let me in 
In s[iiie of sin and shame! 


The next morning when tiiey eame to talo* 
her home, .she and iuT child wr-re lying liy 
the side ui' the sire.tm. 
Nln- liad gone to lhal 
home wlieru máiliei* cold nor hunger, shniue 
nor sorrow could everliglu on her more. 


wliik' 


C h i i p t c v o f l>ror<Tl)S 


Beiutfits. like flowers, 
ploaso 
tboy are rrusfi. 


B ü ttu r the fuut slip tljan (lie tongue. 


JJe begine tu die wlio liatii no de.-ires. 


l ie i.« not poor who luiili a little. Liit 
h e that tleri'ireth tiineli. 


H e is rieli eiiougli wlio wants iiotliiiig 


Tie th at strikes with h..s tongue iiiu.st 
guard witfi his huiid.s 


T o Icurn the value of uioiiey, try 
to 
borrow. 


A inirdesi. woman should often n o'- 
th e r see n o r bear. 


Belles and prie.sts tiinv call others 
10 
holiness an d know 
u o l h i u g u f i t 
llieii,- 
Belves. 


Lius have lonrr lorrs but weak backs. 


NEW STORE. 
Sa mt E iirii 
n 


A.'S aeiiln esnihlislie.l liiiiisell'iri lui.siiie.si 
Dior to A'l/le 
Wi/'iiit- .y C'e'.< O il 
Sf'iKil. ami will Uoe|i eonsnuitly on lini.d a 
lyiiiidtlr Ilf sort III'lit ui' (I'iOilr, snUcrl to the 


wants of tlie peoiilu, un.braciiii,'— 


iiO O S tS , 


S IE O E S *V I I . I T S 


V iiO iU T M t Y , 


II.IRMI n \IR IC . 


A n d a F I X L ' Sf-n-k o f 


N E W 
H O T E L . 
'TF.ou? :-:ous3. 


N o r t l i e a s t c o r n e r W a t e r a n d L f t u . d e i d a k ' s i s . , 
u j i p o s i l e l l a r u - 1 . i l . s k r i d g c 
S t u r d i v a n t . 


S i : i . M A , A L . V B . A M A . 


^ f ' ' I i I S h o u s e is n o w o p n f u r tlu> r e c e p t i o n 
1 
u f t h e 
t r a v c l l i i i g 
p u b l i c . 
S a i i í í a c t i u i i 


Which fie will sell at R d M E o x 
price.-^. 
iiis old Fiiemi.s and customers can 
.■¿Hve immey by calling and bu\ ing ibeir goods 
(if liiin. 
D. 
,«er Vf 
IIÜ.L is on 
old frie ml.s. 
luuul. lUid 
ready to 
Donl biil lu call .il thi; 


N E W S T O R E , 


Sig n o f the 


4 ; ( ‘ i : i i i i i r i k f t J F l a j ; . 
Oadsd.eii J a if v •lih 1 SOT. 


! ! 5 £ . i l . B i A í i T Ü 


D r y G o o d s , 
G r o c e r y , 


2c/ia?/¿. 


(.S ign o f tl i e R c il . t A V l i i t c F l a g ) 


t ; .1 B>.si>!;x .ia . t i t *M A. 
K 


I'IKP.s; ciiiistantly .>n linnd. nnil i.lli-r.s for 
.•^ale, a Wi ll i'e.iecicd ^Uick of I'rv iiunds, 
ri'S. 
ilat.-. Hoiita ,v 
Tin and 
khnet!.* \\ are. ami a variety ofarticle.' U'lnil- 
Iv kt.'pt i/i Si-i/'iA {iriiir<' thoj tio not kttji uni/- 
thih;/ riA'f ! ) 
,v!l uf whi'-il lie will .'ellas 
rlleap a.' tlie clleape^t !I 
Í/ n'>t " li''b e.'a",'/.* 
tr.' 
llivf Illas ii esill ;uid vuii will b'-ileve 
l:. II 
1IA1ÍT. 
.N*. If. 
Alt 
kind.'^ t»f i'lMinir; 
Produce 
bouglil at llie liigliest niarkel priec. 
Aisoai! 
kind.' of Pur. fr<im the .'iz e u f a M>nk .-;kin 
to .III A'A/'.'e.u</iii'.le. 
Libeial ;idv;inees m ide 
on t'tOtfii 
It. 11. II, 
(b'.tiMlcn Ala. .I.m’v ^tb ISUT. 


^ i u v c í í , 


fry=Suow f. ll in 'I’nlhi'legn ■ n .Sntur- 
dny f e e . SOtb, to the depth of six in ­ 
ches. 


Seventy dentlis in r'ineinniitti 
w eek— four I'lom rdndern. 


A §"il'n.O!'0 Ma'-uiii: Teui]de 
be built in l ’l¡i!;olelpii:a. 


to 


T h e Ins 
seii'.ls out 
w L'l; 
iuv. l.trd 
n in in u tr . 


V A *J>.s 
A s. A K A .11 A , 


HK.VLKIi l.V 
DRY GOODS, 


A.VD 


G R O C E R I E S , 


J u l ’ i . i ) n'speeil’idiy Inb'nn hi? old eus- 
toaiersaii.t friemi^ lliai he has ivceiil- 
rnuev. .! |i¡-< eMvn.'ive stuck of Dry (.¡;)ui!.', 
i-c..!.,- 
. lu die .MM.I.K;\.V .V D.V VI.< 
upi Lui'e !{oitiui;i'vu,;ii 
M.<ra lie's, 
he Id .ilill utl’ering the Same gre;»l iii- 
Gliccm-.-lES tu ili.'r e'.;-loi!!erd. 
He a iil ke‘p constantly on liand evtry ar- 
ticie llrei the iraile nr¡\ d.rinaud. 
lle a l 'u II.-.' III.- re.itiy ea.'li al a l l times l u 


piv ito' • '■Crt.in. t ’-uii. Wtuv.t. or any kind uf 
I’lu'bi,e ih it liiv Phi!i ter may otl'er lu ih'' 


ni.i 1 tu.'i. 


Hi.; : e . 'u i i i p l : . 'h e t l 
.'U iaii, 
P i m .I p: 
Hn.kTpt; :.v. w.ll *e pI.M,--.* ;U nil UU:e... lu 
.'huw lit' - USturner.' tbiuugh lii.s .'iu--k un<l e'ive 
:«Uci: i 
wil! iu-iiice ihi-m to ca.i a.-'ain. 


i C u i ' m i 


! w h e r e 


lu every on» guaraiucei 
.\pni M. 
P. T. S rm D IV A N T . 


. \ i t i d y o i g l i t v 
V-ur.'^ 
< d d 
n l ^ u o p t e d 


F u i r i d e i n 
L u u i s v i - e . 
< k d 
c l e - u g i i 
ill 
know better. 


,1. T . l i . v U l t C T ' I ' , e r o i u i e l o r . 


I.-10)., 
II, t!i,. Unvilliin; ¡ml,Hr. 


■;.h. IS'iT. 


CJ r e a t 
r \ b n t i o n 
BV THK 
A i n e r i c a i i . J e w e l e r y ' A s s o c i a t i o n 


D e p o tb : 
ÜT 
k. liif 
N a i.'u u , 
5 4 , átí k 


5 S Liberty S t , 


N E W Y O i i k c r r v . 


Of Rosewood Pianos and .Meludeoui. Pine 
l.)il Paintings, Pngravlngs. Silver Ware 
and Walche.'. and KlegaiU .iewciry, euu- 
sisting uf Diauiund Pins, 
l.haiiiutid 
Pings. Hold Dracelets, (.'oral, Pio- 
reniim*, Mosaic, 
Jet, 
Hava mid 
Caua.-o Imd es’ Setd, Gold Peiid, 
with Gold and Silver P.vu ii- 
fiu-i llulder.s. Sleeve Pul- 
UillH, Sets of Sluds, Vest 
and Neck Chaiii.<, J*laiu 
niid 
{..’ha.sed 
Gold 
(Jiiains, ^:e., &c., 
valued at 


i > l ,( ) 0 0 . ü ( ) ü , H h l 0 . \ E h O L L . V R . 
whicli lliey need not ]iuy until it is known 
what is drawn and its value. 
T in -: A M l ' J U C A X ./A’H'AXAVihV' A S - 
S ( > C J I 'r / O y onWr. yonv atteiitiim to the fm-l 
uf ius lieiiigibe largest .and must popular Jew ­ 
elry Assoeialiuu in the United Siat'-s. .Tiie 
bu.-iinc.ss is and alway.s li:..s been euudtieieil in 
the most candid and h(aiourai)le imonier. 
Gnr rapidly inerensiiig trade Is a sure guantii- 
tee of the appreeiuliun uf our ]>atroiis lur 
Ihis method of oi.liiiniug rich, elegant and 
eostlv gt)od.s. 
The smhlen slaguaiiuii ul 
trade in i'lurupe. owing to llic late German 
^\’a r and reeenl disastruus financial c^i^¡s in 
ilriLoaml, ha.' <a*ised the failure of a large 
numiier of .lewelry Ilou.'es in London and 
Paris. i>ldigiiig them to sell llic'r goods at a 
great sacrilice. in some inst.aiices Ics.-^ than one 
third llic cost of nianutacinring. 
\Vc have 
lately piireh.tsied very lurg.dy ul’ tliese Bank­ 
rupt Goods at ¿m il e.itn lucly luw prices, 
tlial we can atlbrd tu .semi ;iway Finer Good-, 
and give belter chirice.>- lo ilrav. the iiuuit vai- 
uahlc [irizes than any other esta id j.-li meat do­ 
ing a .'.¡iiiilar business. 
tt P P AJ.M IS TO 
I’LITASP, and we re.'[H-c!luliy ¿uliclt ycur 
patro mge, as we are cuniident of giving the 
utni'i.<t sa*isfacii< n. 
Dii.diig t!ic past ye; r 
we iiave forwarded a number ot the most val- 
uabie jUTZeS tu ail p.irt.'f of the cuiiUtry. 
Those wiiu pai'amizc us wi-1 re'. i'‘Ve ilv.* fnii 
Value of til! ir luuuey, as no article or: uui list 
is Wurth less tiian One Judiar, reiaii, uu<l 
there an- im iuaiiks. 
Ibirlii-s ilealing wuli ns 
may ilep'-nd upon baciug jnumpi reionis, 
and ihearlicie draw n will be immediately 
d<‘ol lo any addr-. ss nv reuu n mail or e.vpress 
'I'lh i'uiiowiiig jeo'lies ii.tve reei-ntpv lirau n 
valuaOii; pri/.'-s Jruiu the .^niecicaii dewelers' 
-Wsui-ialiuiu ain.l liave klmilv :i!iu\Vcd liie li.'c 
uf their iiaii.es: 
C’h arle.'.1. liunler. P.'-',, Treasury !>epart- 
m ent, 
Wr.sliinglua. 
U. 
C., 
Pinrnc 
calm- 
•Sd"fu 
.•’iuna G ‘ Valts, ‘>2 .^l 
.M..rk's 
l'i.,e . 
V*, >ev.ing .\iarliiue. V.P.Ue .<7';, 
P.ng. Gen. L. Ij H.oi^-un. U .S . Vuis., .N'a.-Ii- 
vilie. Teiin., :>ilvei- Tea Set. valin* -'¿^i-ñO; Mi.'S 
Kmiua Hunt'.r. bo I’rcni .'>1., iiarrisbiirg. idi. 
.'-^ewuig .Maciiine, value SñU: Lieut.-L\d. W al­ 
ler t ‘bitti ndt n. 
(,Uiarter'ouster. 
Loui'Cibe. 
K en tu ck s. GuM U aldi, viutic 
A m. S. 
11.lines, 1-lT Kne. .*^t.. ('h.iidestvii, .S G.. .*>d- 
ver W an h . valm- S.**o: .\ ie.vmeh. r .iulinson. 
Pri|,. Kdiior 
;.0 nr I'i"ltrr)\ .MU:T!vatclir, 
.’d 'n : r , Ladl»-.: rh.au.fied ’A'att h. V.4Í lie 
I :Tu; 
>ainuel Le<-, M>.j: 
Pn.'ideM t.'ulur.ido am! 
Red Pank Mining ( ’einp.ni*. Sau Framdscu. 
(!.-il., .Meiuileuii, v.ilm $'joii; .\urun S. Lung, 
K-'i . Pi'ineipa! K!l;h ¡rt t'ui'.egiate Instili.I'-. 
I'.iivGai l ,V. .1.. l.'i.iui -mi Pin. valru-.S-oo; P. 
M. I.i iig.-treel. .'iu,.y_i,nuT.. Ai.v, Mu.'ic Pti.\ 


• a i - . e C-TÓ. 
l o -\ . 
is l a e 
\ ’;iu lU sZ ef. 
. • \ l b . iu 7>, 
.N. V.. Giuid Liiieii Hini.ic Set. value 'tilMo; 
I'lai.t L'i. iiuner. I ) i . tun, tllih.*, iha:»u- 
tu'-ic. 'aim* SIOU. and i.'iaiaond I'in, v-ii.e 
I T -). 
l u y Il:l’lie.' Cl •!. i d b c 
••;-d u tl 
t h e L ’f l , 
■ m 
e [Iiu E.'ll l;u liatue.s W il'c.liV p'THj i'.?i CM. 


' ■ ,. r j . , . : r u : . . ' .; ru - I- . - i r o i l u 
F m i v d S l a t e s 
C 'u ri» n--'. w li 0 ii i.' , > -i.v .-n ifiii. 


1‘A i n ' i A J . L I S T O F A i r n c L K s 


Ti. r.:; 


s o M 
j F u j i 
o .n 
í : 
í ' 
. 
c s i 


E u s p a c 
S c A V i i B g 
i i a c t i i s a s 


Alir. ? f l ’KUi mi TO AI.1. OTVt l i S 


F o r F u i i i i l y l u i i l • . I i i n u r u c t i r i u s P u r - 


p o . ' e s . 


A g e t i t i w i i ’. i l e a . 
^ 


C Ii; 
> ' 
V u r l i . 


C H A N C K B Y C O U R T , 3 9 th , D istrict, 
' 
y o rtlio ru 
D ivision c f th e S ta te of 
A lab am a. 
'I 
A t R u les, 
I before the Reg- 
-ister, Monday, 
December 3rd, 
18(36. 


P H O T - . 'C tK A Í ’H í C. 


.V 11. 


.Mannli 


T . A . V T l i O . ^ 'V Ñ l O . . 


m i u r e r s 
u f P h o ' u g r . a p h l e Materials, 


W l i u l c . 'a l e a i n l 
l i e i a i l , 


501 
i m o .U iw .'.V , 
N. V. 
In a d d i t i o n t u (>ur m a i n b l l ^ i n ■ s s u r i u i u i ' o 


n i n e .'iATKivi.\L.H vvc a r c i l e a d ' p m r t e i ' S b n ' i b u 


f u i i u w i i m , v i z ; 
yTMn:<'¿i-U-Ks A i - T r R K u s c u r i c \ : ' ; v . s 
O f A n i c r i c n n a m i 
F u r e l g n ' ' i i i ' and L. 


ca p i'S . G i 'u u j 'S . 
S l a l u a r ; . . etc. 


. S T F . i ; l d ' H ' ' O i ’H : V i K W . S o f T i l K 
\'- 


Ft< ni i ! c g a t P ‘> m a d e in t h e v a r ' . u u s 
p a i l iis a n d f u n n i n g a • ■..-mplelc P h u t c , . i . i i . i u c 


b '.'tu i" . u f llt'i g r i - a t I'u i i u .-t. 


> r K i : K t i . S ( ' t t p [ ' : 
v i F w . - s o . v c í . A . s s . 
Ailapted. lor either the Magic Laiiteiii c.r tli*- 
Mevcu>cujic. 
Our t ‘atalugaie will be seal 
an'- í i d d rv .'S fui r e c e i p t ui *.inmp. 
riiortKiiiM 'iiir. w a a tj/n . 


W e 
m a M u fa !* tu i'e liiuja.- h i l g c l v 
IÍ m-.M 
uti;- 
u t i i e r 
a b u n t ‘j u n \ . t i i e t l . , . f r u i u .áU e e n l ' 


1 ' y r . d e m - h . 
<>tir .X i.iu'M - h a v e 
t h e 
r e p u i . i - 
t i .n i u f b e i n g s n p e r i u r i n i . r a u t y a n d i l u i i i i d ; - 


i t v n» air* o i h c r s . 


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a.l- 


..\K. 


S te p b e n H e n 'c n , 
VS 


CliMi-lo.'- '¡'a 'a fe rro , 
M, f 1. liD-raii and 
.Jo sh u a K i n g 


11!.-^ ila.v ).iii!ic the com plaitm nt by his so­ 
li,iu u f, .'-iiiiili vt: Sm ith, ami moved the 
t i l l ' l o r - O I orilvr of pulilication as to 
Ui(‘ ilfti'M'iutii--. 
t'i>ni|iUiinanls bill alleges de- 
lUiili ill Hk' |i:iymeiil ol'tlic jitirelmse money of 
lit ml i-iini lui'l |iftis. and is liled to subject the 
!i,lli>\viiig !am!.< lit ilie iiaymeiit of the balance 
I'f ilic [lUf.'litise mimi y due thereon, to-\vil: 
.■'oitlli vtTi foo'th of north etist fourth & 
j ,))i.i!i ;h eti-i foiii'Hi ofim rtli west fourth of see- 
! liuii 5. 
Ih, range lit; east h a lf of 
I .,iouili (■;).?! ioioTli t'l' feetiun H2, tow nship 18 
i ran;.:" Ke m.r.h 'n.sl fourlh ofseeliotl 30; south 
1 w.,,": ¡I'lii ill of ,‘oitili >a.-t foiirtli of section 29; 
iioilii ue-i fourth 111 iiorth east 
section 32; 
U'liili cm; loiiiili of .-oulli west fourth o fsec- 
tioti 32: ii'iilli w ist Ibiirtli ot south w est 
liti.i ih ),| .-""tiuii 
oil ill townsliip 18, range 
IH: .-om'ii ivi'.-t loiinli o fim itli cast fourth and 


s o u t h 
I'oiiiult o i ' r o u t i i wi-st fourlh---------- 
I(>wi:,-tii;p I", rum.o' lo; north west f'ourtli of 
iii iih . ,st I'oiirili .111(1 
iiorlii east fourth of 
111.,nit V.,- 
U iirth snitiou .5, township 19, 
r.iiitf la timi ''.’".SI half of north eastrfourtli 
ol'rt" tioii 
mwnsliip 19, range 13, east In 
111.. ¡ ■oo.ui l.aml I'i.-iriel. 
-Vml it appearing 


l o ill)' s.; i.u'o,- iou of liiC H)'.i;i.sler tliatsaid de- 
Iiiuiaiii.- all ii'.-i.iv ¡11 the .Stite of Georgia, 
IV.mi ill" aiiiflavlLs lo tlie Ijill— It is therefore 
C a r d P h o to g rap lis o f G enerals. S ta le s - 
i oi'irred h.' the iii gi.sler, th a t publication be 
. 
- . _ 
. .. _ 
\ 
I . : .. t I ... 
t . 1.. I.-.-. . II !•! 11<k 
n 1 in .I r> 
It 
men. A c to rs, olo e tc 
(’)ill- I'am'u.: tic flu : 
u \f r ti’C 
dilfcrfiit Mibjf!.'. inf!’»-ruc.: p-pn.idu 
rhf inu't (»-ifbr:i:*•(! IlnjiMvim:.*, 
Slatui'i, uic. 
Ciiiulugufi ¿(.ni I'U 
.ftiimp. 
Phulugrnphcr.' nm.I u d u r ' ov-V' 
C\ fL 0 .. Will pli'c.su ' riiiii '¿Ó pt.-r 
aumunf with t.licir urd- r. 
/íT-aT-TIic p;i'T¿ iiml tju.iíií;- 
fd' 
cnnnul fail to iutiity. 
.\'u 


tli'ui.'tml 


ill. 


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SAI.ISKXTR'V'. ERO 
Kxtcu¿Ív<-. M a n n f u c t i i i 'f i s ;iU': i t ; ’ ' 


G o l d , P l a t e d & O r o i d e - 'C'=- .C r v 
SE'L! i ' A 
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Vf A -A : . 


J M E R I C A X 
E X O / . I S I I ,S- .v 
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(h i s e 'l b.-' oiir.c.'lve.o. 
, \ t . i ! ' \',-rv 
u f F a n c y í i o o í i . s a n d A a n h e e 
• 


e.<lie"iu!l;> m l .ip u - 'i .r.\o l i r i i " : , , - ; i o ; 
— 


a m i \V e.-l"i'!i T r m t e . 


I ’¡r o ii l a r . - m u ' 
f u l l 'Ic.-i n jiliv ',- 
l*ri, ■ i . i - 
.Si-'lll f r , '" . 
A c c t l l - 'W : , p l . . , } 
w ! " f... 


.Ailili,-.-:. 
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1. 


iiiml..-in ih" .Is’ ksoiiville IJepiihlican, an cw s- 
|,:i|,cr ;.i;i li.uu 'l in ihe town of Jacksonville, 
iu I'lilim'iii I'oiiiii.. in tlie titate of Alatiama, 
for Iburi'oii,-, I'liiiee weeks, recjuiriiig tlie said 
'ii-f.'iiihiiii.- ju r-.ii.illy to appear before the 
It •_ i.-u.r of .-..ill "O'lrt, at his oflice in tVc- 
eov..... «iiiiin .'¡.\i.r days from the date of 
:ih." oi,',-r. aii'l ¡'inid, answ er or demur to 
, 1 iii.oiiiiimet 
hii! e f eomplaiiit, ns re(|uired 
1, 
I:,", uml ihi- ruiv.s of tills court, or tlie 
s,I",; Mill i.i a k e i i as eoi.fessed, and set for 
!•■ (no," o.s j.iirie. 
It is further ordered, th a t 
I-,,;,;, of lies ol'i, r lie posted up a t the eourl 
ih.rr, ale! iliiil a eup.v lie sent to eaeh 
lii" i " ' " ! : ' ! . - ) ! ! when t la ir residences are 
;iii- .'U'l I'ay of I'ceenilier, 1800. 
dííiíN i:i’]AVE8, liog. &c. 
P.« Iribu.—.fiür» OU. 


t’l 


K. J . M .V N M .N G IgL'u:i 
uiid fui' •'ii!’-, M.' _u;iil. ¡Í' nut 
Ef.'i FvuP lu P.ic Suut!’.. 
' I'fiirs -uni 
Pc.ifiit.'. rij'Ciiitm fiTcu .June tu N i.v m b c r . 
GR--VÍM-: Vi N ids, tic- UU8I fliui ;v 
.N'fft.icim.'. 
} ' i ; . P fitti 
/.'¡•ct 'i rc ¿—:ilii!u«r iin_\ 
tb ’us 
uu 
iu.:y 
1,'ii ! It 1 ’n-- 
i-f i 
r-.< r-.-b’ ii v 


m 


on I liiie 


■eTcn OK l.sTEiiXAi. R e v. 
i.a,-o; ,\la. .ho.-ksnuville, iiee 28,'00. 
f i(i.',e n s o f C a l h o u n C o u n t y . 


....... lux u-sesfed against you has 
II ' i.iu.-ii.r,:i d lo me by llie Assessor 
...;:hi. ill hi.- a m m a l list of ISO.O. 
• ■ 111,1 ii;i\o!g heea prdd witiliu the 
ill-,,! o;.- l.r.v ami by piihlic.Tliou, de- 
• , 1,'iiv mu le neo n you for tile said 
u.u ,:i'hi ivithir. leuda.vslafltr tliisde- 
,e „ ,u - 11, vide for the colleeliou 
x':!. 
f.veot,v cen ts,■ an d four 
,•.•..■1: " ,i.- ii.iveleii in Sending this 
i;(i u l-,umli,. o f t e n per centum ad- 
I," ;,;!;mmt of ta.XCS. 
;, i-..i:.|i V.i'i he refpiired on Cotton 
.:i-iinted. 
iu¡i3 fur sale a t m v onice. 
!1. F. A'GR.N’ ON, 
Itep. Col. Int. Rev. 


fmi:.. 
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t»riz‘ d .\gt lit. 


rh-niujmli.-' 


•Ilul , 
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Ahi. 


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.IL.NLINS is lu 


. M AN’ . V i X G . 
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— {111. 


! HK r.-.fl'ci'i- 
m.'U-r ilif «-r.^itr- 
Higiiv-il, 
w i l l 
b ' 
S'tb. 1?(m. 
No t-huiicc in ti-riu.-:— cic 
l)u\-*; •^’•.ulU iTv't : 


T i . i v u n tiiic on tiiu I;’..-: .Id 
i ‘tf. Itl. 
! 


-I td 
d:*,- 
tl.c '¡lulfr- 
niiicd Jan 


.Ví'í¡!s.,E5S!tíD’.n to s-’s !V o íic e . 


C'fTKií.-' o f .iiliirm iitration on tlie estate 
I 
of .[,,.uii> il liagle_', deeeased, 
hav­ 
oc, ii .viciii i! lo ih" iimlersigiied by llie 
l':'o''.u;, i'..,.-i 
I 'ulhuun Couiily, 
A la., on 
til" Till 0".. 
of .liujiiary. 
1807: 
notice is 
i , ". h . 
11 In a l l piTcoiis having claims a- 
■; iii..'i ."h! ".'t. le lo [irescnt llu-m legally nu- 
lit 
,1 ."■.•'.hin ilo-lime jirescribcd by law, 
or Ihio a ii! iu -b a rn d; and jiersous indelited 
ihei'ot)) will plea.s,. miikr iinniediiite pnvinent. 
•laii. 12 
i'. II. BROT.UERfi, 9 dm . 


I n C hancery. 


Jerem iah Sm ith, 
VS. 
M argaret Sm ith. 


S l i e i i f f S a l e - 
I i ' - 
.iJI 


a.-il 


. \ l . ! i IIOICOTIS ¡ili|-,'!-:e I t-i 
ijiif-st- ,i to eiiil 
ine! .s -ule \v 
i'raU'-i.s. ."'r.. at ii-_\ o:,l eoun 
! f I lie :i"i.-0 !’.i '.s a r e 
no: s, t; 


1 ijtfi ■ f -iaiiu i! y till y wiii i . 
h a iu lf ,»f all (tiii-ce;- ;,-r o,i h , ; 


c r K i ; 


iri 
:1; 
J . 
iii-u r 
liy 


1- f ill 
oil 


re- 
II. 
1-m 
t l f 


vivtm- of.,.11" fi fa iscucd from llie eiv- 
uii o- uri of Callmuii couuty a a d to me 
■ 1 
1".1, I u ii! exn,.,<e to sale to the higlisst 
I i.l.U-r tor • a.-(h. hefore tlie court house door 
in ihr- Ton u ,.f .i-o-iouinvillo, Ala. on Monday 
of I'. 'u-miry, 1.S07, the following 
.:ir.),-. 1.1 ill;" in Calho'in coiiutv. 
•icl., 


P m . - h .=;iv.s liiiit woiiiatl fir-t roso.'toii | 


t o t i g l i t l a e i l i g 1-) p p i v e t-i i l l- 
m o l l l i o v . I 


W e l l th e y e l u b l iu-ar tig h t .-iiue zin g . 
I 
- 
. 
I 


F a c t ; , ill H u m a n l .i f e 
I 


T b e UUUilior o f liiipgiiie. I-.-aiel liiiile.ds 
sp o k en ill th e world ;imoU'il.s to 
d . m i l 
T i ll 'i n 'i a b i t i i n i s 
uf tlio 
ghd.-e 
iirof, -- ; 
m o re iliim 
1 Ói'ii 
dili.-r.-iii 
leligi-m s. ! 


'J’lie u u m l- e r of lueii i.-i al-oiil 
i-,|iial 
to i 
tlic lu iu il'o r .,f woiiu'ii. 
'I'iio a v e i a g e of : 
liumiiii life i.s 
ahoiii 
8 3 
ye:n> 
(Jiie : 
ijUal'ter d ie p re v i..11.- M th e ag-. of uf-v-)! | 
year.s. om- h a l f h e h iie reindiiiig IT; am i | 
tboSe wild pa.ss tbl.- a g e e n jo y a I’eH.-iiv j 
ri-l’us-'il to om- h a lt'llie liiim an 
.spoeio.u. 
T o e v e r y 1 ,'d in p o iso n s, o n ly one leaeli- i 
e.s 10 I Oft y e a r s id life: to e v o ry Ul'.* o n ­ 
ly 6 re a elies tin.' agi- of 
ti.T; 
a n d 
tmt 
m o re tliati o n e lit •'iiHi lives to Ml yoars 
o f age. 
T b o r i' iii'i- on t h e l arll: 1.•)(!(!- 
(tOii.oitd 
ini aliiiaiits: 
a n d 
of 
llii-s.- | 
3:;,3o.’;,:!oM -iie 
ev,-ry 
y e a r , 
I ' l . , ' g i l l 
e v e r y d a v , 3 . 7 d 'l e v e r y 
Im u r, a n d 
tilt 
e v e r y m in u ti', o r 
one 
e v e r y 
.seeond 
'riio se losSe.s are ahoni h a la n e e d hy 
an 
eipuil m iin lie r o f li'rllis 
'i h e inarrieil 
a r e lo n g i'f livml th a n 
tb e 
sitigle. 
an d 
aliiive all. tbo.so w ho 
oh-pervi- ;i 
siil.er 
a n d in d iie s trio u s 
e o m lm 'l 
l ull 
nu-n 
live l o n g e r ib a n .-(hnrt 
¡me.s. — W'en.eii 
h a v e m o re eliaiiees of life in Ine r favor 
jirev io u s lo 
y e a r - o f ag)- tb aii 
m>-n, 
h u t fe w er a f te r w a r d s . 
'I'iie miinhi-r 
ol 
m -iiTÍages is in th e p ro p o rtio n o f 7.) 
l-i 
e v e r y l " d im liv i d iiils . 
M a n i a g , '- 
are 
m u le ¡Vei|iicnt a l t e r tb e epjiiiuox-'s; tliut 
is, al'lor th e tm-iillis .if .1 u n e aii)l l l - e tu ­ 
b e r . 
T h o s e li.'-rii 
in th e 
S p r i n g 
are 
{ r en crally 
m o re r(>inist th a n o iiiers — 
B i r t h s a n d d e a t h s a r e m nro freipi -n l by 
n i g h t tliaii liy 
d a y . 
T h e 
n n a d i e r ot 
m e n c a p a ld o of h, ;irin g a r m s i 
t e d a t o n e ro u rib o f th e po|iulatioii. 


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O adsdtM ! 


Huvin- pi;u-;’i.-.-a i',,r '¡Av,.. 
It*;(ji.fc iU'.l 'UI ruit inliij^j . ( 


A L v b a n u i. 


'-tivu 
iiy-livu 
•nil t il-.'. will Cull- 
iMuu- ill.' pn.iF-,'!.;!! in Laliu-. Gulhuim, .<t. 
> 
H»-k.iit un.i t'lii-rukFi-ruupiu-a. 
P F P K b F N '-F S . 
Guv. P. \V 
Paliun. 
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> Muutguni. rv. 
.111-:,;.- 1 . -L il. ibii S*-!iii;t: G. S. 
iN’l-- Tall.,,I-..-;,: Cui. Ni,.:, If.vI-^. liui,;.'-. ill-.; 
-Uaj. W HI. t'!urt-. Na'livilic: f a p l. W,,i ip.,,. 
.1:!.\, ^b■lllp!.l^: b*. Mur dur.'un. Gluutariuuga; 
k 
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b’uiiiivilb* Kuiilii.:k\. 


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-i-aicd as follows: lo-wit: 
:i;-- south west fourth of sec- 
•II 1.7 ic-uo-hip i;'i. rangi G—cast h alf ot 
util 
li,!.r:li. uiol lie.) iiortli cast fourlh 
i!i" tii.r h '.usi fcurih o f section 21, to w n - 
IÜ. r . t i . i : —also :jü acres, more or less, 
; we,-i corner of section 22, boun- 
■ ■i"k ))ii the cast, and the south 
I lie- north east fourth section 21 
1 ii,_e It, and ten and threequar 
■,TC ;a .-.-,ui, n 22, on the west bank of 
■ "i- . k .aiu l 111" north east fourth of sec- 
n-wn.'lii;' !,ñ, R ange G, levied upon 
r 
. 
o 
f 
A Dow ning to satisfy one 
Ii f.i in -111 hiiiul.u in fivor of Civssaader S tu r - 
k"v. .\,hn. o! 1-univl Stnrkey, dec’d an d a 
u.iiesi 
! I,).'.'lina', 
hurkin i'oker and L . s. 
Duv.iiii::; — ¡I.-.- 22. i.sili;— S!.o OO. 
8. I). -Me L iiLE N , 8bff. C. C. 


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tif.ii 2'\ 
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t.iiul.'-lull 


G R O V E S T E E N & C O . 


I ' i i i i i B 5 i s r t v 
Y a a R u i ' a c i i i r e r s , 


■li)!L l i i ' o a d n i i y . . N r u V o i U . 


a i l r i i i i u i i (*i llif p i i b i i c aihi ihi- inulc 
I 
i> iiiv iiftl lu .,111- 
r \v S c - a l o , s S r ^ e n 
{ ) v t n \ c , 
u o o il 
1 a n o - V o i-1 c s. 
wliiili 1. r v,Giu;»“ aidí purii;. ui tuiu-¡,rt; mi- 
ri-.alliM ity any ithli.-i lu .ab-V- -! in lliis l a n r k - 
<‘t • 
'i ÍH'y fuiilaiii all tiiv ha»*K-rii iiujtruw- 
iiifiitr-— ITfiu h “ I'aiiii :g tiun liarp puilal. ir^-ii 
IiMiiH-. «iVfi-.«.ti nii^ t a.'.' 
t'a;.—aii*l f.idi in- 
.'ti iiiii' iit i t ill;: 11.a . If u i i . i . r 
ilu- 
p f i > u n u l ¿ii- 
P'T vímuii uf .\ir J . II. G ku\ F.Mi-.i s, 
w Ih j Ik .h 
a i>ra iii<-ai »■ M n .rit.iii'f i . f uVt-i' t l i i r t v \ 
in 


lli'-ir iM aiiui'.K-lta'c. i.' t’u ü v v . a r r a n t t d i n cvc-f. 
j c j r i i f i G a r . 


' i ’iti* ‘ 
r o v F s t c e u l U a u o - l - ' o v ( e ” 
Jui'iii'c’! f/n iioj.’tixt invoriJ >f unrit ui i/ic rtS 
hrofed 
IF-.r/'/'.y Dnr. 


calcul;i- j 
wt-n- uxbiitiii-cl in.strnnicMls fV-.iiti ihf 
} lic.M iiiakurs uf’ 
Luiidoii. 
Pnri.<. 
( u-imanv, 
j PhilatJidpliia. Kaiiinnnt;. liosluii am lN .V urk: 


n l 8 t M i l ihu AiiK-ru-aii Ins-aituti.- i’.*r !ivc- 
I ho riDUr íh iH.'^ ot lionisvj 
Jo, K y I suci ussivr 
ilu-Gui,n ainl .-^h.vki: .\Ik.\.\i..' 
t u r n o u t tw o thoiiMUal Íiarrcl.'í oí’ ílu u r I 
m wlicli can be* si.'t.-n at uu:- wmo- 


d a i l y , c o u s u n ii r y r iiiiiiually t l i r c e lu iiliu n 
b u s h e l s o f w h e a t. 


A R cran u e Culleclur naniiil Brown wns : 
w ay lay ed a l D uvaPs Blun*. on tlin ni;:lit of tin- i 
28th iiist. sh o t th ro u g h lia: jaw .sam l rubl-i-d j 
o f S lS OOO a n d a p o ld watel». 
His sonfliiiuo 
is critical. 
He had drftwu th" money in .Mem- j 
phis, a n d il is supposed, w aslollow ed liy the ! 
A;rt>tibers. 
3)io arrests have y e t been m ade. 
! 


ruonis. 
; 
Itv ihu intr»)dii(-iion of iinpruvcnicntí we 
! make a ¿till more perh-cl Piano-l-’urte. arul hv 
. u;aiiiil-i.-ttiriilR lai'uciy. with a slriet eash sytí- 
• leni, are enabled tu uU’er l!iesi‘ iii.vtriiniuui> at 
! a pnee winch will preelinle a\\ eoiiipt tiHun. 
I 
Our priiTS : r<-iVoin ijlOo tu 
elieei’Cr 
limn any uiher fin-^i-eia^.s i’iaijo-Furte. 
TKit.M.-i— Net catii in eiirrunl funds. 
Descriptive circulars sk.xt yui:i:. 
P- 
Jftu. 12 18G7— Iv. 


IhaiiHUid I’ins. Pruucln 
and I'iur tlruj>¿. 
l.adie.-i' ."-¡elH G(d*l and ( 
Jet and (luld, 
i-iun nline, .Mu.'uif, Lava at.d (’aiiii'u. F«-ls ul 
Siuti.s, 
\ fdt ami 
.Nffk ' liaiii'. Plitin iiiu! 
t'Im 'fd Gold Uinn:^. Gubl 'i itini’uii'.', l.u' !- 
.New .'l\le Uflt Bneiue.'. Gul'i Pe:i> all-! I 
fii.'. Faiiey \\'(»rk iai.\c.', ti;.'.! I’cj.' wi 
(.i-ibl aud >'.lvfv [•Aun>iuu iu*\.le\'>, aiul a 
lat l7c u.''.'-'ritu‘ tit ta Fin< Sil v< r u art .tmi iI-w- 
d r y of eveiw de.'CMiiliuii, i/f the be-il laako \- 
latest sly les. 
r/t'ni'"*' to ‘.hf-itu om/ o f (he nhoir .-|r_ 
t'h't A Jot' (P \A 
liij yt:r'ltahi.ilij (i 
i'xifx! f ' U ' t • y ' c r 


v.'ill lie .- lit fur 
:<!; K!--Vi ii i-.n :<2: 'i'!iiri » for 
-{jve 
t'ur.'^Io; (Hie ilundn-<i fui-.'^IT). 


w u i i t c a F v t‘i* y u lu ‘r c . 
Um-ipmlied imlii vinenl.< utlerml lo l.aiiies 
am) Gent.' wiiu will a‘.-l a.' Midi, 
lia r de- 
.'Cfip'ivy fircnlar.s v. i!l bf.'.-m uu ap¡-!lr,iiiun. 
Di.'irlbati'.n.' are ni:u!e in t'u- 
lu'lttwinf' 
m anner:— ( ’t-rtiIb-an -; naniinn' e:-d» aiiii ie »\: 
ils value an* pimad ie .'valnl eliM-lupi-.-?. whieh 
a n well mixed. 
(Iji,. uf ti„.>e eiiveiupes ,'un. 
lainiiiy; tie- Ft r'itit-at.- ur Onb-i fur .'unie arii- 
ele. will t.e deli\.-n‘il a* uni'iiHiee. ur 
nt úv 
m-.il luaii\ mbin-s.-^. withauL rcuard lu cimiee, 
(Ml rereipl of Z!> rents. 
d!i recdviii^r ih,. I eriifieaic* the pnrelmser 
will see wh-u a rlid e It draw.s and its valtie, 
aad (-an llien semi 0/u Oollor. and ivn-ive 
tin- arib-le muned. u. can ehuuse any ullnn* 
urn- a n i d e un uiir list, of llm same Yal’ne. 
Pur.-hasers .,f uiir Sotlol Em.'flo/^eíi may. in 
Piis m.inner, ti'utain an a n i d e worth iVuni onr.* 
to !ivf liundrd dollars. 
I.unji’ Leiiers are unnccf.-isarv. 
Have the 
kindiif-s'S lu w-rite ¡.’aun dinclions. and in 
chuusin-c dilVfivnt article.' from those drawn, 
nm 'niun tlie .slvle d«-.siivd 
% .M )rd ers‘ lor SF.ALKI) 
F.NVF.ldlPFS 
mu.sl in eveiw «a.-e be aceunipanied \vi:!i the 
cash, with tile name of the person scndiiiUj A 
Town. c( nnty am i Sl:iic plainis wi-Íj»i;o. 
Liiilcrá shmiid be addressed lo ihy Mana­ 
gers, as follows: 
SHERTVTAN, ’WATEOM ik CO. 
8 T fe Bft, NftM RU i t , , N e w Y o r k O i t y . 


T!ie [trc.'fiil .-e 
.li.m-, 
Tiii'iun p.IV ii-)e in a -1 r;uife. 


T . - t i . Y t t - l i f i ' 
',-1,- j 'V T ' ''I'il'l'i i" l)"i. h. 
\iih i 
o' 'I'ox l-x-t I'. 


Lie l-ul ul 


Jan. 


1\;» j 
;:iveH ;h.G ih 
Hi 
tiie 
...... 
.(.iUVill." will 1,1 
.1 
p„, 
u,- 
I',.', l.-l-..: iilii-r .-.li;,!! 
i,,.; I'ciii.iioni ■ 
Li!,p 1..1 
1."^ 
i," 
i', 
ll.H ill-.;cilllo-: I'.u- Uiilk lloiu; in 1 i V "1 O' | S, 111 
ciui h.iv.. ih" .-.oil" il, 
I,,,.......... 
, 
iiii.l if (111 ov,i |,ii|. r.-,-.-iv"tii"iinH„ui| ,lii,.. 
Di. m-: v.-.tii 1„ 
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wnr,l .."¡1,1" 111.- ii-m. 
(UM ill nil lilli":, |.|i-|..,n 
I., 1, 
....ill,.,,,,., t 
"■ i'- ,-h,F! ,ii;ll, .\i:„-.Ainl 


.■-¡.'o a t iite .sa m e t i m e a n i l i i l a c e , 


_>'i virii;" Ilf i.ti" (i f:i issued from the cir- 
iiil iti'iiii III'I'ii!ti,)iin county, anil to m e 
,iii'"i ;",i. I wiil ,-i-ü ill fore the court house 
ill ili"'fow :i of .l.icksonvtlle, A la. for 
-..ih th'- iuHTc-i Ciivid Moore has in the 
i'oüiiM inv l. iiii!.:. .<iiii:itid in Calhoun county 
Ain k.Tii-.yii’ 1111-1 li" i. iiiiieil as follows,to-wit: 
.‘(.■i>t II i!l',.t'ri.i:111 u ,'.'1 I'ounh ind the north 
I "i -t t'oiii'tii o! ii,.it!i 
fourtli, section 3G, 
• i,i'vii.^!"¡, I-.;, r ii;.'" 7. "list in the Coosa L aud 
I lii-iri.-;— li-vi.i! 11,1.11 :i,s tlie property of Da- 
I vi,| 'i!..-ir... Ill ,-;,p..|'. line li fa 
in favor o f R. 
I 'b'o''y 
iiiiir.:- icti r. &c. a n d against Da- 
i .')i,iiii>--iiiii --iiiw,' t'am ion. 
8. I'. .MiCI.MLKX. Shff. C. C. 
Dec. 
I f'iii—:,A2 1)0 . 


A t R ales before the 
Register and Master i¿ 
. Chancery of the 39th d!i- 
trict of the N o rth e rn Chancery Division 
of the State of A labam a. 


T 
h is d ay cam e the complainants by their 
solicitor, a n d moved 
the undersigned 
Register an d Master in C hancery for an ot. 
der of imblication as to the defendante- and 
it appearing to the satisfaction o f the Ucaister 
tliatsaid defendant resides ou t of the State 
o f A lab am a, 
i t is . therefore ordered by the 
Register, that publication be made in the 
Jacksonville Republican; a weekly netvsta- 
per puhlislied in tlie T o w n of Jacksonville 
C alhoun county, in th e S ta te of Alabama, one* 
a week for four consecutive'weoks, notifving 
and requiring the said non-resident defend- 
a n t to be a n d personally appear liefbre the 
Register o f tliis eourl a t his office in the town 
o f VVcdowee, Alahania, w ithin sixty davj 
from the d ate of this order, and plead, an­ 
swer, or dem ur, to com plainant’s 
bill of 
coinpjaint, or Uie same will be taken as con 
I'cssed and said cause set for hearing ex parte. 
I t is furllief ordered by the Register, that 
a copy of this order bc sent to Clark coun­ 
ty, ill the S ta le of A rkansas, as directed to 
the said .Margaret Sniitli; an d that a copy il- 
so be posted a t th e c o u rt house door in the 
T ow n of W odow ee—this 1st dav of Noveiu- 
her, A . Ü. 18G0. 
JOHN REAVES,' 
Ucgwler, Jen. 
Dec. s . - $ 2 0 00. 


.(ir- 
¿ 1 


F'i 
J »• 
TKP.' 
lu o\ 


S C 'G L 


liun HHUll 
’ u. 
J u1h5 F. 5b-. 
illU ln'G! 
laiii.-.l l o 
; h - 
Hill 
.Sill d IV u; 
J O lU a rv ,, L i ’'.7, 1 
\ V . I n / . - ! ’, 
l:;i- H o . 
C l a i r ft ;i!Hl.\ — .N ulit U 1.' lu-c- 
pVtiutI.'A 
hiuviii-u 
c l u i Li.> 
w i i i 1 .1- VL-IJUircl Iu 
pVf¿, 'HI 
lla* l i n i c a Ik.v.-nl 
t a w . < M 
ti* b a r : olI 
Mt li.N 
J a n . 
I r G 7 . 


nc u.¿- 
■ ‘L llHV- 
uii i!ic 
J.;.t 


.-U.so, ¡U I ¡10 s i u iie t i i n e a n d p l a c e , 


) viiTiic of line fi (a, issued from the oir- 
■iiii "Miii-i ol ra lh o u ii county, Ala, and 
;i, 111" .lirc.i.d, I will olfer for sale to the high- 
Cii l.;ili'.i:i- i',,r casii, hefore the court house 
ii""i-ill i!i" 'fov.u of Jacksonville, Ala. all 
;!i-‘ inlciT.n tliot Marthn Coker, Joseph Co- 
i;"i-:iiiil U'illiinii I'oker has in and 
to tlie 
to'.lowiii,.; 'iloc'a of Land, N o 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 
11, section 16, T ow nship 15, range 
coiiluiinii.e- 320 acres— levied upon 
•I.' llic |iro|K.|-iy of .Martha Caker, Joseph Co- 
10 r im .1 Vi'llliiim Coker, to s.atisfy said fi fa. 
m i.iv ,,i-of J,,li,i.,iun 
Mitchell A co. 
!’ M - 'LRLEN. Shff. C. C. 
: ■ 
21). lec.o— .-512 00. 


T au'l 
I 1 UHS!. 


L' 


N U T lC l'. 


L l T I i . U . '- o! a , l i u i i i i s i r , i i " , i , ; 
.1 
t a l c o f ,1m" i i !i I;. 
;. /, 
j 
' 
i l l " i ‘Ci-0 gr.iiii",i In il," 
" 
lull iliiy of J iiiioii-v. lrti¡7, !,. 


. l o o \V l i iz i-r, . l o D " , , ! ' l i ," I'l-,.:. 
. . . . 
... 
•St. Clair 
.N'olic" is lu- 
„-iv,......... 


jiersoiis l i : i v i i i g " |m i i i s : i c : i i i i ,t s . o ,i ,.s-;, '. ,.^ 1 
lie riqoiri-cl to pi-,..-,,,,! 
‘ 
Uuu-allowed I.y Law, or tt.at i t u - « u 
be larr.-il 
Ro'vk.i. It. i:..a,.t..N„.v 
J a n . 12, 1SÜ7. 


£Ie.i¡’iKfer's Sale. 


I T 
1, i; aii.l l. V v irtu e of a Decree rcnder- 
k..z 
' 
lion. C hancery Court, held 
'alhonn Couiity, A labam a, 
•uiiviliU. 


X O T K ' H 
W 


m y iV K l! !iasali,>,k l,C „ o ,i„o 
Micsouic Lihrary. will 
10 nie_ at m> ofbce; or whoever knows where 
oue of them is, will please inform me 
J a n . 12. . 
D. 1*. FURXEY, Librarian. 


" : (( , "ilili I li.-irii-i. N orthern C hancery Di: 


m . 
.it d i e . l a l v Term, 
1 8 6 6 , in favor o f 
..11'. :. RowIhiiiI .\(Lv. ¿C. a u d against lien- 
(' 
' i . u i i " s . 
1 
w i l l , as 
Register 
of 
said 
■ I.I I. |. r.) i- n -d 1 1 1 .-ell. before tbe c o u rt house 


'■■•"■r ol 
C a . h o u i i " o u u iy , A labam a, w ith in 
' 11- (..siial h o o r . s o f .Sale, for cash, to the high- 


io-i.o F ' ’, 
t 
h 
e 
4th d a y o f 
H .I .H ; \ u v 19(1,. i),e following described 
I.iimi, Ul wit- 
The north half of n orth east, 
ami aorili east of north west qr. section 24, 
to" ns.iip 12, ram>f 6; also, south east of south 
Wes' qr. .Sei-tioii 13. townShip 13, ra n g e «; 
ul-1.1 u.oih west of south east qr. section 13, 
'ownsliip 13, ra m a - l i - i o satisfy said 
decree 
lemlcred iiy said Chancery court. 
M. HAMES, 
Rfifiiater & Master. 
Jan . 5, 1867— $12 00. 


A dm inistrator’s iNotiec. 
L 


e t t e r s o f a d m in istrn tio n upon the Ii- 
talc of W in H S m ith , dccensed, having 
lieeii granted to the « n d irs ig n c d by the Pni 
iiale court of C alhoun county, ala. gn tbe 
31.stduy of Uctolier, J866; Notice it hireiiy 
glvcB to all persons h a v in g claims ngiinn 
said estate, to -irescut them , legally uBihenti. 
cated, w ttliin llie lime pruscribed hy luw ot 
they will be barred, a n d all persoiis indibted 
to.sa'd estate arc ri quested to make iuimedi- 
ate pay m en t. 
Reíij. L . AIlUilKR, Aim 
Dec. 1, 1866. 


A dm inistrator's Notiec. 
I 


E T T E R S of A d m in istratio n baying he» 
J granted lo the undersigned, by IhoPto- 
halo Court o f Calhoun county, on the eetui* 
o f W in. S . Pesnell, dec. o n the 1st day of 
liototicr, 1866; Notice is hereby given to all 
persons liaving claims a g ain st said esuti, to 
present them, legally authenticated, within 
the time prescribed by law , or they will b« 
barred; and all persons indebted to said eo- 
tatc are requested to m ak e iuinieiKate pay- 
incut. 
N o v . 17. 
Wm. II. PESNELL, Aim. 


A dm inistrator’s A'otice. 
I 


E T T E R S of A d m inistration having been 
J granted to the undersigned, by tlir Pro­ 
bate C ouit o f Calhoun county, ou the ealtU 
of R. M. Riddle, deceased, ou the 23rd day 
o f Octolier, 1866; Notice is hereby given I* 
all jiersoiis Iiaving claims against said eiUle 
lo present llieni, legally authenticated, with­ 
in the time iirescrilad by law, or tiiey will bp 
barred, and all jiersons indebted to said esUt» 
are required to make immediate payment. 
Nov. 17. 
C. D. DAVIS, Adm. 


i ¥ o t i c e t o O e b t o r » . 


.4 LL persons indebted to us by uote or •«- 
count, will please immediately vail and 
settle w ith George 1 T urnley, who i our au­ 
thorized A g en t to receipt for the same. 
.ÍH9~A11 accounts and notes niuit ee palt 
b v th e first day of Ja n u a ry , 1848. 
M. ÜPPESHKXMEB. 
Nov. IT, 1866. 


N o tice. 
I 


E T T E R S of .Adm inistration upon tliew- 
j tiite of .Marvil Littlefield, lat« ofSt.Clair 
CO. Ala., deceased, h a v in g been giauled tu 
the undcTsigiied ou the 12th day of Noveui- 
Ijer, 1866, iiy the lion. J o h n W. Inzer. Judge 
of the Proliate C ourt of S t . C'lair county— 
notice is hereby given, th a t all petiocs hur- 
iiig claims against said estate will be requi­ 
red to present tbo same w itb iu the tiiiie al­ 
lowed liy law, or the same will betiarred. 
Nov. 17. 
L IF U S LITTLEFIELD. 


X Ó T Í C I I . 
L 


E T T E R S of adm inistration upon the ea^ 
tate of \V. M. D u n aw ay , deceiued,hur- 
iug ioen granted to tlie undersigned on the ' 
lo th day of December, 18Se. b-y the Hon. J. 
W . Inzer, J u d g e of the PsotiaUa- court of St 
Clair county, A la.— n-otfce is-hereby.gh®. , 
th a t all persons liaving ctaiais against s»H 
istrte , will be required to present tlie laon. 
w ith in the tim callow .etlby law, or that lbs 
same will be barrcíí. 
Wzi. DUNAWAY. 
Dec. 22— S 7. 
C T | 


-intention Customers^ 
A 


l l fiersoiis indebted to Jl. SALOMON, 
at .Alexandria, A la ., are Epccinlly re 
quested to conic forw ard a n d make imuisai- 
alc payment on same. 
Uy order o f H . SaJ'oaion: 
M A. DICKSON, Ag"‘ 
F o r .M Salom on, Alexcuiiria, AI». 
Dec. 22— 4t. 


^ 
W 
o T 
I i R 
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L 


e t t e r s o r ndmiiiislr.ntion on the estat* 
of Mary Self, late of S t. Clair countj, 
Stale of A labam a, dee’d, having been grauF 
ed to the undersigned on the 19ih day ot D»- 
cembcr, 1866, by the Hon. J . TV. Inzer Juug» 
o f the P robate court of said county; notivea 
bcreliy given that all persons having clainii 
against said estate wilt be required to present 
the same within tlie lime p r e s c r i b e d by law,or 
that the same will he barreit'. 
C U RTIS G. BEASOK.ir- 
Dec. 29, 1866. 
, 


J%'OTmCE 
L 


ETTER.S of adm inistration on the 
of Daniel Dearnian. late of St. Ll" 
county, S tale of Alabama, deceased, hnvwEyil 
lieen granted to th e undersigned »n the 1 9 / 1 | 
d a y of December, 1866, bv the Hon. Jno- qr 
Inzer, J u d g e of the Probate Court of 
county; notice is hereby given, 
bi- 
sons liaving claims against said 
required to present the same within '"•i.i'i, 
prvscribed by law, or th a t the same wUI 
barred. 
C U R T IS G . BEASON, Sr. 


Dec. 29, 1866. 
' '--'''j 
^ 


• 
W 
O 
T I C E . ’ 
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L 


e t t e r s ¿ f administration .o n th e « “ ’i. i 
of W ilv Dfiirman, late of SL Clair c 
ty , State of Alabam a, decceased, having 0^ , ® 
granted to the undersigned on the 1910“ J 
December 1866, by the Hon. Jno. « . i 
!g| 
Ju d g e of the P robate; C o a r t of said coudv ,'1 
notice is hereby given, th a t all a rso n s w 
claims against said - é s t a t e vrill be lequi 
j 
jreseiil the samei^-ithin the time preacr 
> J j 
aw, or the same..wilDbe.barredu . C 
. 
.1 
C U RTIS G .BEASO N,. Sr. ;| 


Dec. 2 9 ,1 8 6 6 . 
• 
' , 
. L'; 
Jl'OTICE-. 


T E T T E R S of adm inistration of f he «»« g 
I J of Eliza Braun, late of St. Cla' i r V ^ . J 
State of A labama,' dec’d; having bf a® 
| j 
e(*. to the undersigned-on, the 19th d a y oi 
-1 
cember, 180S, .by the H on. J ; 
T . ^ ' j 
of the P ro b ate c o u rt of said 
hereby given,''that' all persons'having 
ag ain st said estaie W ill'te r e q u i r ' d » 
tb e same w ith in the limeiprescribea by •"> J 
, t h r t t h e ^ m e w n i ^ ^ . ^ ^ ^ ^ - g ^ : | 


Deo. 2 9 ,''1 8 6 8 ........... • ...................; 


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VOL. 30. 
JACKSONVILLE, ALA. JANUARY 26,1867. 
W. C. LAND, 
W a lc iim a k e r , 


COMTINÜES th e W a tc h R ep airin g 
bujinesB above M cC lelen'e ilo re, w est 
— 
,id e o f the p ublic sq u are. 
A pnofl lot 
f niteriaU on hand, an d w o rk done w ith 
SMoatch and at low rates to s u it th e tim es. 
‘‘" S u T i l l e . Feb. a i, 1866________________ 


I 
W INHR 
F- 
IN ZEE &BOX, 


a t L a w 
. 


a k d - 
S o l U i t o r s i n C h a n c e r y . 


A S H V I L L E , A l a . 


I ^ l l - »l»o in the Sui«:rior C o u rt o f the .State 
1 Prompt attention given to-the colljction of 
I til ciiim». 
_______________________ 
I tt. J . TIJB J¥LH Y , 
^ t t o r n . e y a t MaU vo 


ANP 


S o l e c l t o r i n C h a n c e r y , 


e a a e r a l C o l l e c t i n g A g e n t . 


1 0 (55, fronting East door Of the C o u rt house, 
IjMkiourille, A la., continues the practice o f 
| u v in all its branches, in C alh o n n a n d ad - 
lloining counties; will give special a tte n tio n 
|ta drawing Wills, Deeds o f C onveyance 
Ipoirersof A ttorney; to the P ro b ate o f W ills; 
lidiniiiistration of E states, G uardianship.^; 
Iind will also act as .\g e n t for tlie sale a n d 
Ifirchaae of Lands. 
|Spun C o tto n 


For Sale, for Cush only, by 


E . L . W O O D W A R D . 
Deo. I5th. 18C6 


DR. J. A. CLOPTON, 
o r A l a b a u i a , 
I located in tlis co u n try n ear Scooba, 
Kemper county, M ississippi, w here h t 


■cese for 
ay ho consulted, 
lie oppcratea w itli perlect 


P IL E S , F I S T U L A , 


T U M O R S , 
P O L L Y P I , 


D IS E A S E S O P F E M A L E S , E t c . 
Dr. C. has nevet lost a patient n o r had an 
k-cident to happen. 
lie hue opperated on th e 
uoit respectable o f the profession o f all 
tlie 
hoelbern State», and for a good m any years, 
ai visited alm ost every city in the S o u th . 
He w ill visit Onilsilen, an d points on th e 
Kobile and Ohio lU ilroad, it sotue tliree or 
|e u r should desire it. 
Feb. 23, 'üh 


ÍUUS fO STER, 
WM. II. FOIINEY. 
FOSTER & FORNEY, 
• f i t i o r n c y s a t 
R jtu v ^ 


J a e k s o n T i l l e A l a h i i i n a . 


IT J ’Il.L practice ill the Countii.'s o f C alhoun, 
y y Talladega, R andeiph. .St. C iair, Chorn- 
k e , DeEalb and Ibe S uprem e C o u rt o f tlie 
pUte. 
Dec. 23d, tantl.________________ 


T o ik e ^ H j i i c t e t l 


)R . G E O R G E W . L E A C H pro p o 
— * fe« * new system o f cure in place o f the 
■••wi 
doses wliicli enfeeble the sioni- 
|cn, poison tÍ5e blood and en d an g er the life, 
f i can be co;isulted a t a n y tim e in Jjickson- 
“JlJe, per.oonally or by letter, g iv in g uauje o f 
h* person, whether over or u n d e r 35 years o f 
tee, Mil’the disease. He cures c aree rs, wens, 
llceri, scrofula, piles, diseases o f th e lungs, 
ipiDf, kidneys, and som e others; c h arg in g 
•u ta Terr small am ount in advance, after- 
Ji'trdi if no cure no pay. 
H e h as a nnm her 
• r tiitimoniftU o f cure—h as recently treated 
I I CftBM of c.iuoer, seven of w hii-h are entire- 
B7 Well mid the others geUinv»^ w ell. 
6 . W LKAÜH. Fiiifh Doctor. 


C. 1LL18. 
J , H, CaLDWKLL 


E L L I S & C A 
L D 
W 
E L L , 


* T u o r m y s a t Z,aw. 


A A 'D '^ 


S o l i c i t o r i n C h a n c e r y . 


JA.CKSOSVILLE, AI.A. 
r.'kVrN'G associnted them selves in the 
_—L prnclicc of Law , w ill practice together, 
|n i.p t m cniM NAi, CASES, in th e counties 
fslhoun, Tnlledega, S t. C lair, R andolph, 
r°°rokec and DcKalb. 
J a n . 6. IfUB. 


MA. & TM K. RIVER R. rU 


C U A Y « E O F S C H E O L JL E . 
* H o u rs t o A t l a o t a a n d $ 8 0 0 s a v . d 
4 H o u rs t o C hB t t a n o o g a du $ 1 8 saved. 


On and after M onday J u n e 4 th , 186G, 
.sins on th is road w ill ru n as follow s; 
'hrough Passcnyer tfr Freight Trains. 


’•^enger train s w ill le a te Selm a 
daily, (e x cep tS u n d a -8 ) 0 1 4 P . M 
w ill arrive a t B lue M oun­ 
tain (e ic e p tS u n d ’y ) a t 1 2 n ig h t 
w ill leave B Iu eM o u n t’n 
(except S u n d ay s) a t 
4 A . M. 
, w ill a rriv e a t Selm a {ex- 
c ep tS u n d a y s) a t 
12 noon. 
freight Trains, until Further Notice, 


'ill leave Selm a M ondays, W eduesdays an d 
Fridays at 
5 ,15 " ^ . 
M. 
a t B lue M ountain a t 1:50 
P . M. 
■ J . 
M ountain Tues- 
®a)B. T h u rs d a y s i S a td a y s a t 5:15 
A . M. 
riive a t Selm a a t 
T:30 
P . M. 


tra in s connect a t Seim a w ith 
. 0 , 
M ontgom ery a n d M obile, an d w ith 
® o*d M eridian R ailro ad for V ieks- 
'F '.“ 6W O rleans an d th e. W est. 
A t Blue 
p®,t*"* they connect w ith T ay lo r, G ilm er 
splendid line o f Coaches from thfeuce 
,^®®> Go-, a n d thence by ra il to A tlan ta, 
I Giiorleston, D h a tta n o o g a a n d all 
* ts N orth a n d East! 
■■rough fare from Selm a to K ingston on 
«leen and A tlan tic R ailroad ONLV $12 00 
L . « . 
E- ®- b a r n e y , 
9, iaS6. S n p ’t ¿ A gent fo r Lessee. 


B L A I « K 
d 
e 
e 
d 
s , 
r o a S A L S A T T H IS o y n c B 


do 


dc 


do 


WHOLE NO. 1556. 


F .-L JO H N SO N , 
R . A. JO H N SO N , 
Selm a. A la. 
M iiuien, A la. 


W , l i k C iM IiV lY G IJA M , 


W'iTU 
Fi t & R. A. jOinSDN, 


W H O L E S A L E 


D E A L E R S IN 
W éstern Produce, and Impor­ 
ters of Poreign Liquors, &c- 


N E W O R L E A N S , L o u i s i a n a . 


A. a . I<I-fNER, 
s . P. SMITH, 
j ; li. Ol'ul'Kll. 


P I T i V E R , 
C O O P E R &. 
C O . 
■Wholesale and Retail 
GEOCEES 
ASb 


C O M M ISSIO N M E R C H A N T S , 
P U n e r 'S C o rn e r, B ro ad S t., R om e, G a. 


'¿ \ \ \ v 
W f L Receive and S ell, .Ship t-'i'll'ii 
01- StOi-e CUT I U.V an.1 oiliei- 
P roduce for the Plaiitci-5. 
J . H. Cooper, who has had long e.vperieiice 
in the C olton trad e w ill give his special a t 
tention to th a t liranch of the business. 
R om e, G e., Sept. 28, iSUC.— Gni. 


C A IN G L O V E R 
JA.M RS A . bT 
l Íí 


i \ E W 
F Í S O S . 


« L O V E E ? & E S A L E , 


DK.vLKUi IN 
GRCGERiES & PRGOÜCE, 


C o rn er u f ilroail nii«l Ilriil^e iStreeis, opposii 
tlu: .MilfUut. 
RO.nE, tfia. 
O etober 1.3, ISOn.— 3in. 


E . L . VV«54i> S » W A !S D 


I s n o w r e c e i v i n g a n u n u s u a l l y l a r g e 


S t o c k o f 


f a i i a n t i t Z ' i H f c r 


T o w h i c h t h e n t t c n t i n i i « f p u r c h a ­ 
s e r s is i i i T i t e d , w ith t h e u s M ir a iic c 
t h a t t h e y w i l l h e soEd a t Iiis u s u a l 
a n d u iiif n r n iiy lo w p r i c e s . 
Jiirk fv iii'ille , 
O il. i;t, 
IdUO. 
GKOIGE HOia; 


B R O A D S T R E E T , R O M E , G A . 


J . G. RAWLIAS, Proprieior. 
B 


.\G G.A .nE taken to and from tlie dcpo 
free of charge. 
A u g . 2.á...tf 


K E E O S E I Í E & 'g A S S T O V E S . 


W A B B a O Ü S E & e O a iM I S S I O N 


M E R C H A N T , 


Salesroom and OJicc, 
Craiiile Front liuil- 
tfiny, Northeast cor. uf Jael-isoii it lieynoids sts 


O a . 


V 
V j t t continue to give personal nf- 
tention to the c-torage an d Bale of 
L 'U T T uN .and other Prodiire. 
. Con.signmt'ins of Cotton will be stored in 
tiic New Fi e-Proiif Warehouse on .i.ackson 
street, on the siie formerly occupied by 
‘•Doughty, Beall & Co.'" 
Dec. S, 1866. 


UISB3T, V aÍN D IV S r '&~CO. 


H avk jlist rcL-eivcd an d ofier 
,,52!» 
i. for sale, a well selected .Stock o 
j Drugs & Medicines, 
P a t e n t M e d i c i n e s , 
P e r f u i r i e r y . I-'.aucy a n d 
S T o i l e t .-V rtic le s, L iq u o r s , 
f o r M e d i c i n a l p u r p o s e s — 
D y e - S tu lF s — P a i n t s , 
O ils — V a r n i s h e s , 
B r u s h e s . 
&.C. 
& c . 
jACKSOXvai,«) A la. A pril 14, I860. 


T E A A N D C O F F E E B C IIE R S , G LU E 


FOTS, O IL CANS, &.O., & 0„ 


.All the C ooking for at5-X 
O ^ f im i ly m ay be done w itb-tK i. 
CE?” Kerosene "Oil, 
or 
G as."B it; 
[C ^ iv illi 1 3, trouble, a a d a i- i’fi:, 
Ci.?-l(,ss e.vpcuse, tlian liy any'fits;. 
K 7 -o tlier luel. 
'f t- '. 
/•Jack A n k le m iiiiiijkctiiral hi; this C’em ;-"»,' is 
yuuriiiitoeil to ¡nr/orin all ¡/ml is r ia,ii.i.ilJor it 


[ I ^ á e u d for Circular.-ffiS,. 


L i h e r a l D i s c o u n t to t h e T r a d e . 


K B R O S E X R I ,A M P U F A T E lt CO.. 
U P 
20U PE.A RL ST R E E T , N . V. 


DR. m. W. FRANCIS, 
MA.S reiiim cd t'u- duiit-s o f his 
' proletsioa in nil iis braiiclu-s. 
tiflice, N . \V. C orner of J’ui lie 
S qiiaie, 
J ackso a-v il l k , A l a . 


N oveinlier 18. 18Ü5— tf. 


U E M O V A L 


^ 
D r . J . y . N I S B E T has rem oved hi- 
Oflit-e to th e D rag store, east side o f tin 
« 
PiUdic S quare, wlicre he w ill conliiuu 
the practice o f .Medicine as usual and w here he 
m ay be alw ays Ibum l unless profe.s-iionally 
absent. 
.S'l.vi. 2.'i, 'U.a.— f 
REMINGTONS 


A R M S . 


Sold by th e Trade Ge-.erally 


P r ic e s R e d u c e d 1st J u ly , 18CG. 


A rm v Revolver, 44-inO in. C ahbre, 
N avy Revolver, 3U-100 in . C ahbre, 
B elt Revolver, (S elf tic k in g ) Navy Calibre, 
B elt R evolver, N avy Size l.alibre, 
Police Revolver, Navy Size Caliiire. 
New Pocket Revolver, (w i'h L oading Lever, 


vest rurttiH r isiv»'. 
vr 
G u n Oane, using N o 32 ciutndge, 
S ingle Barrel Sliot Gun, 
R evolving Rifle, 36-lu O in - calinre. 
Breech Loading R fle. 
32 cartridge- 
Breech I.oading U artm ie. No 
Ü S Rifle (S t’l B arrel,) w ith b a b ie BayonU 
U l s ! Rifl 'd .Musket, Springfield Putti-rn. 


U pw ards of 200,000 furnished the V S Gov­ 
ernm ent. 
Our new Breech loading Arm s have ju st 
been approved and adopted fo r M ilitary tecriee 
in Europe. 
E . REM INGTOM & SON.S, 
I l i o n , New I ork. 


A G EN TS. 


M ooheT e N ichols. New Y ork; Jo s. C G uobb 
& C o., Philadelphia; P oultskt & T rimble, 
B altim ore, H shuy F olsom . Co., New O rleans 
* Memphis; L . M. R omset Js Co., S t. l>ouu; 
A u s M E . CtAXi, S u F iM C is f* . 


¿ ¡ I S 
O 


N tlu- PI -v.NO, given by M r s . BI. E 
F R A N C I S . TOiiinieuciiig w ith th eses 
siuii.s uf the.laeksouville Fem ale Ae,idi-niy. 
; 
Puidl.-i rail commeiu-e al anv tiiiu, d a - 
I rin g Ib esessien , am i lie charged for th e tim e. 
Ciim itey P ro d iiet at tlie Ibarht-t priec taken 
I 
paym ent. 
Jacksonville, Jaií .30, ’ Ud 


I 
NEW 


© 
l U 
f i i 
S 
T 
Ü 
Í . Í . . 


N o . :i, C h o ic e H o u s e , 
R O M E , G a . 


“ S h 'jr t I ’rn jits in iii Q u ic /: B t t i i r i s . ’’ 


p. L TL'llXI.eT. 
w . s. GtBIin.VS. 
tURNLEY & GIBSONS 


A nnounce to ilic* jiubl»c ibui ilior are receiv­ 
ing a la rue 55oi-k of 


T u r e { n 3 g s & M 
e d i t i n c s , 


Il.iviiig lionglit m ost of llieni 
Since the Heavy Decline, 


\Vk are peeparecl to sell at 
\V ll(.lI.Erf;\C E nil very rea.sona- 
ble Icrms. 
We llaller ourselves 
that no llo u te this side o f .-tu- 
gtistd call eom.ieie w ith u.s! 
In 
addilioii In one e.vtinsive sloek 
o f D rugs, we offer t.lover. Ln- 
eerne. U reliard. Ileanls. B lucatid 
'lin m ih y G H A .S S .S E E D . 
Also. .Millctt, Diiekwlieat, tc . 
&e. 
Also a great variety of 
K'fUlOSSIS-S LAMPS. 
. 


W liidi lie are olfering CÁtremely low . 
O ur 
ntoek eonsists ill p a rt of the follow ing ar- 
licles: 
C o m b s . B r u s h e s , T o i l e t S o a p s , P e r ­ 
f u m e r y , C o l.» g n e s , Y a n k e e N o tio n s , 
f'iiie W in e. fiSi-»ii(Sy a iiil 
W h siky, 


F o r Medieal purposes—Maieiie.s, M ustard, Ink 
and Paper, 
22 lbs. Acid .Aeelie, 
32 oz. Benzoie .-\eid, 
50 llis. N itric 
50 '• 
.Muriatic 
“ 
130 “ 
yiiiplim-ic “ 
84 gals. 0.5 per i-ent. Alcohol, 


ÍÍÍ7Í'- 
. 


r 


loo uz. S ull’ Q uiuhiv, 
275 ll.s. A lum , 
57 
•• S i't's A niuiouia, 
03 
“ N iirif [iiik-L'r, 
27 
“ Au¿afücliiia, 
• 33 
Bfilhit/iii (vuiieviu, 
fftí 
Bliic Mass. 
51» 
'* iiuflilL-d Ijol'ilX, 
32 
“ {’hIoiucI. 
•I.l g>t!s (vBslt r 
12 
lU 10c>. < )>)uu)!bi Ui, 
50 
'* (.3*fu{ii T.'iriar, 
12 
‘‘ hoviT I’uv-NtWr, 
KiO 
Gin-.or 
IOÜ 
*• Black lVpi>or, 
50 
(j’ltjeunc rqjpLT. 
5U 
•• (iuui .vnUiK’, 
25 
•• (lUiii 
rrh, 
50 
“ i’M'Si*al liOjAS, 
2UU0 
“ U 'liiic LcuO, 
200 
“ Kiiti Lead. 
5 ijlilá. T an n er’ O il, 
3 
“ Liusucd Oil, 
7 
“ Kerosene l»ü, 


FU SE TO EVERYBODY! 
A 


I.aU C E 0 ]ip. Catalogue, teaching how 
to 
rem ove Tan, 
Freckles, 
Pim ples, 
iiloifhes, Motil, Piitehes, Sallow ness, E ru p ­ 
tions And all im purities of the sk in . 
Row to 
force' W hiskers, restore, curl a n d Iicauiify- 
the hair; renew tlic age, cure D riinkeiiness, 
Nei",-oiis Dohility, and other useful an d valu­ 
able inrorm ation. 
EvervU idv send for it 
Address 
H ERUEIt, a iit'T T S & CO., 
Ciiemists, 285 R iver Street, T roy, N. Y . 


PBOTOGRAPHS, 
AMBROTYPES. & c 
13. (ÜOODD, Jirfist, 


(F orm erly of A siivilic, A la.) 
R ooms first door north of U. L. 
W ood 
tvardks .Store. 
Ju n e 1(>, 1860 


” «ItO V IiST K iiiV & CO., 
Piano Forte Manufacturers, 
40» J t r o a e l w i t y , J T etc y o r k . 


THE.su I’lA N uS received the H igh­ 
est .Award of Merit a t tlie W o rld 's 
Fair, over the liesi maker.? from London, Paris, 
G erm any, tlie cities o f New Y ork, Philadel­ 
phia, Baltim ore and Boston; also, the C io ld . 
J f t e d t i l at the A m erican Institute, for FIVE 
.SUOCK.S.klYE VE.-\KS!1 
O ur Pianos con­ 
tain tlie French G rand A ction, H arp Pedal. 
O verstniiig Bass 
Full Iron Frame,* and all 
M odem 
Iinpiovcm enls. 
Even- lostrum ent 
warranted J F S f ^ K years- 
.Miide under the 
sn|ierviv?iun 
o f 
M l-. 
J . H . 
G R O 'V E - 
S T E E N jw lio has a pm etical experience of 
over th iru -liv e years, atid is the iim ker of 
over elevrn *hoiisaiid p ianofortes. 
O ur facili­ 
ties for inai.iifactiirihg eiiablch us to sell these 
instrninenlsfrom SlliO to S2bU cAf«/.rr tliaii 
than any lin t class piano forte. 
H . & P . 
Dee. 8, 1 66 
Iv . 


L O N W S ia r .E 'i’ A C .A U E.H Y . 


THE e.xereises of the n ex t session 
of this In.stitiition, located a t Davis- 
vlile, (D.lhunn C ounty, tinder tlie 
supiirinu-iidetice of Rf.v. R. G. Ua- 
gan, w ill eonmience on tlu-first .Mon­ 
day of Fell. 1867. 
Both incle and feunile¡ni- 
pils will be received} a t the follow iiig rates 
per ttn ii o f eight luoiitils, 
1st C l.iss,..;...........$16 
,3d C lass.................. $32 
2d 
•' 
.:............... '24 
4th “ 
40 
Hoard van lie obt.-iineil in good fam ilies a t 
ab o al $10 or $12 per moiilli 
Ja n . 12, 1607. 
0. p. HILL 


Has his Books and A ccounts a t R . B. K yle’s 
New .‘vioro. 
All persons indebted to him w ill please 
conic forw ard and settle by casli or note. 
Gadsilen A li- 1867. 


S P L E N D ID H O LID A Y PR E S E N T S ! 


2 
“ .M acliilii-U il, 
54 bo.xcs W iii'low G lass, assorted 
sizes, 
112 eross aa.iOi'li-d Preseriiitioii V iats 
2n9 
“ assorted Corks, 
12 ozs. Sulf. .Morphine, 
' 
35 Ib i. Garb. .Magnesia, 
200 
“ Epsoni S a'is, 
3oO 
“ Flnwc-r'd iSulphiir, 
• 
321 
'• Briinsloiie, 
600 
“ Copperas, 
27 
“ G lim O pium , 
5 
“ Pow dered O pium , 
10 
“ Indiib-P otash, 
24 doz. S cidlet’s Pow ders, 
300 M’S. Bi G arh Soda, 
25 ozs Tanni.-i, 
25 lbs .Sugar of Lead, 
12 doz. Coiiceiitraled Lye, 
60 Ihsi Madras Iniligo, 
100 
“ L am p Black, 
100 
“ Bla k Lead, 
172 
Chrom e G reen, 
172 
“ 
“ 
Yellow, 
800 
“ A ss'ed Colors, read y m ixed, 
123 gals. V arnishes, assorted. 
B t » , 9 * A nga.* » , 18W . 


68LD AND SILVER! 


F I N A N C I A L C R I S I S 
compel us to sell 
In the Course o f S ix months, 


; $ ' 9 s p o O 
______________ 0 2 5 , 0 0 0 


WOIITII OF 
W a t c h e s , C lo c k s , C h a in s , n s.-u iio n d 
R i> g s , P ia n o s , M e lo d e o n s . S e w in g 
M a c liiiie s , S i l v e r w i r e , & c . 
Abb rn BI-: disposkd of .m 
o r v e : d » l i >a 
k je:.a c h . 


W ithout regard to value! 
A nd n o t to be 
paid for u n til you know w hat y ou 


are to rece've. 


y ss~ Alice receiving the article, if it does not 
pieaseyou, you can return it an d y-oiir 
money ■n-ill be refundcil. 


Tub S t o c k C o m p b isk s, am ongst other a rti­ 
cles, Splendid Clocks, Gold and .Silver W atch • 
es. Rings set w ith Uiaino'uls, Rubies, Pearls, 
G .inn iarid ui her Stones, (solitaire and in clus­ 
ters.) Ladies' sets of Jew elry, com prising I’ins 
ami Ear Kings o f the m ust fasliioiiable sty le.s, 
set ¡1! Preeiotisritones of every variety, uigelli- 
cr with a large assorriiieiil of Gold and Einnn- 
t-lleJ ami Pearl .Sets, Gold .Studs and Sleeve 
Buttons o f the m ost beautiful pal terns. Gents 
Bosom and Seiirf Pins, a n d a n endless variety 
of Bracelets, C hains, .Musical Boxes, Head 
Dresses, Com bs, Charm s, &c. 
In consequence of the great stagnation of 
trade in the .M anufacturing districts o f France 
an d Kngbind, ii large <;iiaiilily of vaiinible 
Jcw elry, originally iiileujed for the Enrnpean 
m arket, has been sent o'iV for sale in tins 
eoiiiitry, an d m ust be-told nt any sai-rilice! 
Gilder these eirenm staiiees llie “ W ATCH & 
GOLD JE W E l.R V C O .’’ have resolveil iiimpii 
A P P O I 6 T l« .\ II t3I%T! 


sulijoet to the following regulations. 
Certificates of the v.-irloiisarticles, w ithout^ 
regard to cholee or value are liisi put into eii- 
velojies, seab d up am i lui.xed; and, when or- 
dereil, are taken out by » blindfolded boy, 
and sent by m ail, thus giving all a tairebaiice 
On receipt of the Certlliciitp, you will .sco 
wlial you are to have, and then it is a t your 
option to send tlio doilar and take the ariiele 
nr not. 
Purehasers m ay thusobtairt a Piano, 
.Melodeon Sew ing .Machine Gold \\ a td i, Dia­ 
mond R ing, or any set of Jew elry on ou r List 
for One ilo lla r. 
NO BLANKS. 


SBUn 25 CENTS FOR K CF.BTIFIOATE. 
In all transactions liy mail w esliiill charge 
for forw arding the ccrlifiriites, tiiiying postage 
and doing the bustncas 25 cent eaih, which 
m iisfb e enclosed when the certificate is sent 
(or. 
Five certificates will heaent for $1, elev­ 
en for $2, th irty for $ 5 , si.xty-five for $10, 
and 100 for $15. 


A B s e io b lin g o f t h e L e g ls lu tu i- e . 


The Legislature, which meets to-Jay, 
receives O'lr warmest welcome to .Moot- 
gomery 
The noble stand which it took 
at the last ae.-sion, in vindio-ation of the 
honor of Alubaaia, and in repudialiun 
of an odious proposition, alike repug­ 
nant to our pride and dangerous to lib­ 
erty, has met the approbation of the 
State. 
The press and the people have, 
with remarkable unanimity, during the 
vacation, expressed themselves as unal­ 
terably npp’ised to any further enlarge- 
m entof Federal power by consent of the 
State. 
Upon this question there has 
been no division upon the line of ancient 
ante diluvian parties but those who were 
Union men and th- so who were seces­ 
sionists, Douglas, Bell and Breckinridge 
men, ail stand opposed to the arrogant 
doniard of faction, upon which the Su­ 
preme C'ouit has set its broad foot. 
Let us -still stand firm! 
Our sister 
States of the South and border arelonk- 
iug to ms, and asking each other through 
the prcs.s, wi.ether the land of D ix o .n 
L ewis, B elseu. R ufus K ing and Yan­ 
cey, the land of R odes, L o.max, Bul­ 
lock, B.mnf., S aunukks and P elii.'.m, 
nien who lived for piiueiple and died for 
country,will still bo the land of men who 
may submit to the loss of a right, but 
never to acquiescence in a wrong. 
The Lcgis’ature has important work 
before it 
The acceptance of the new 
cede 
the adoption of a syrtcm by 
which our Railroads may be aide i 
thiouyh the credit of the State, without 
detriment to our fiuaiices—the coustdcr- 
a.’.iou of a new comnioii school plan up­ 
on the basis of the Fvussian or Massa­ 
chusetts system - the adoption of nieas- 
ure.s by Wdiich the St its may advance 
mining and nianulacturing interests— 
are all matters of supreme and iustant 
importance, which wdl d'jubtless de­ 
mand the earnest attention of our legis 
lutors. 
Much may be done to invite 
foreign and stimnlate domestic entor- 
priac, and wo are confident that the Leg­ 
islature will leave nothing undone to 
advance the welfare of the people. 
Mont. Mail. 


n t MEXICAN BORDER. 


M o v e m e n ts o f H o s t i l e F a c t i o n s . 


T h e IV iio le B o r d e r A la r m e d . 


■AGENTS— W e w a n t agents in every tow n 
and county in the country, and those acting 
a.? such w ill be allow ed ten cents on every C er­ 
tificate ordered by them provided their rcinit- 
tafice am ounts to $ 1 . 
A gents will co llcr.l 25 
cents for every certificate, and rem it 15 cents 
to us, either in cash o r postage stam ps. 
A- 
gcnts rem ittin g a t once 8.30. w ill he entitled 
to w heaiitiful Silver H u n tin g Case, P a te u t Le­ 
ver W atch an d 200 certificates. 


Please w rite y o u r Name, T ow n, C ounty & 
State, plainly, an d address all orders to 
W afcoh a a d 0 « !d js y r s ls y C s a p s s r . 
» L ib tn y S s'e at, 
Y ork 


S-'UTiiWEST 
P a ss, Jan. 
10.—The 
.steam hip Austiu, Capt. S T. zVusfin. 
has arrived here from Brazos Santiago, 
the 7th inst.— ’J'lio I’Icayuiie’s corres- 
poiidcnt sends this dispatch: 
Brownsville, Jan 7 .—Affairs on the 
Mc.xican border, military and political 
.stand tbu.s tu-day: 
San liuis Poiosl has been evacuated 
by the Imporia i,-ts uiuicr Con. .Mi-jia, 
Uiid occupied by t.be Liber.ila 
Gen. Oamihs atid his baud are at San 
Fcrmiiido, dulyiiig all uuihority. 
Gcii. 
Onega i.s with liiiii. 
(Joi-tina .-iiid bis ]iarly iiro but a sli”i't 
Jistaiicu out.-idc of Miil.imoi'ui. 
Tlii.-y 
arc osteiLsibly fur J uai-_z, but obeying 
no one. 
Gcu. Borriozal'cl, llio Juaroz Gover­ 
nor of the tit.ilc of Tamaulipas, liuids 
the city of .'latamoros. 
General Pavon, of the lihai.tl party, 
holds the city of Tampico and tiuigU- 
boi'ing country 
Peace is said to reign, but war is 
rampant, and all parties and fact! ms arc 
bos ile to each other. 
Cortina tbroatcus to move on Mata- 
nii’ros to capture it, and lii-i coming is 
expected 
The guns of the forts are 
trained to repel him. 
Gen. Kscubedo is in Monterey, well 
aud commanding. 
The coniiacation decree receiilly i.s- 
suod by Juarez is alarming the whole 
c ’U iitry. 
llis ])oliticul stock is sinking 
and the Imperial is no better. 
The >ainc is the Case vvitli O rtega,and 
the whole of .Mexico is in a wuise cundi- 
lion than along time hcforo. 
The Brownsville Gonrier, of the 6th 
in st, says: 
'J’hings were quiet in the Heroin City 
yesterday. 
No new developmei ti in 
reference to Cor iiia nor his wh'-reabouts 
delimtcly known. 
H e is thought to he 
at some point on the San Formuido road; 
he has bm n directed by Gen. Borriozai- 
bcl, in whose command he is to proceed 
to Victoria, but has retunied no auswer 
to the order sent him, aud his intentions 
are not known, though naturally enough 
the woist is tearcd 
Nothing further 
in reference to Canales, though there 
would seem to be little doubt that he 
has declared for Ortega. 
In the mean 
lime there has becu no trouble upon the 
roads leading into the interior, are feel­ 
ing of security pervadi S the coramuni- 
ty. 
C a n a l e s.— W e were informed, last 
evening, that this redoubtable chiettain 
had pronounced for Jesus Gonzalez Or­ 
tega. 
He was, at the time, at San An­ 
drea de Jimenes, a small place some fif- 
leagues from Soto la Marina, Ou the road 
to Victoria. 
.His intentions are unknown, but if 
hie new friood, Oortina, i» made G q w - 


nor of Tamalipas, we may expect to ae« 
him once more upon this border. 
A st'ige left Matamoros, on the 7tb, 
for Monterey 
Connections are m a d e 
with stages for San Luis, City of Mexi­ 
co, and all points in the interior of Mex­ 
ico. 


THE C R ET^ TRAGEDY. 


A M o n a s t e r y B lo w n u p b y t h e Oar> 
I'is o n . 


Arkadi is a mcnastery wlrioh datea 
its foundation 800 years ago, the present 
building having been built by the Vene­ 
tians nearly three centuries since, and 
so strong that it was impregnable dur­ 
ing the previous wars of Venetian aud 
lu rk , aud Turk uod Ghristi-an, even 
through the Greek war of independence. 
It is situated in the midst of a beautiful 
plain, at the foot of the slopes of Mount 
Ida, to the village.s in which, some half 
dozen in number, it furnished protectiou 
in dauger aud assistance in want. 
It 
was distinguished among Cretan monas­ 
teries for the extent of its charities and 
beneficence 
It was at times the headquarters of 
the Cretan Committee, and of the vol- 
uuteer.s uudcr Goroucos, and in accord­ 
ance with the policy of the day, its des- 
truciiun was determined on, and that of 
Goroucos aud bis little army, it was 
hoped, at the same time' 
Mustapha 
Pasha set out from Retimo, only a few 
hours march from Arkadi, the 18th of 
November, and arriviug at night enter­ 
ed the mouastery unpetceivcd. 
There 
Wine iu it only the priests and the fami­ 
lies of tile villagers in number 640 
s ’uls, of whom 343 were women and 
children. 
Some attempted to escape, 
but liuding retrc-ut c-it off, returned to 
the couveut, preferiing to share the ra- 
sult of the fight to being taken prisoners. 
Thu forces of the Pasha were about 12,- 
OÜ-J men, to uieet whoso attacks the 
Chiisiiaiis had l-jss than 200 priests and 
fathers of the fiimilics mostly. 
They 
dec.incd to surrender, and finding that 
any attempt at e.?calado or surprise was 
Useless, the Pasha sent to Ketimo fur 
artillery, which was seut him, the next 
day ho seat for reinforcements and more 
guns, so that at last he bad 26 guiis and 
:wo moriurs, minus three guns burst, 
aud 16,D00 men 
'1 ho couveut having been out off from 
communication with the mountains, no 
news could be sent to Coroucos, who 
was absent on an expedition, and there 
was no hope of relief from such an over- 
whelmiug number if he had come.— 
Three days the 200 heroes fought the 
battle of despair, firing from windowe 
aud loopholes so energetically aud obsti­ 
nate y tliat the Turks speak of it as like 
an European battle, the like of which 
was uever seen in Crete. The third day 
a breach was ellVctcd at the great portal 
and anassault made, the Aruiaouts and 
Cretan Mussulmans in advance. 
The 
gate opijiis with a largo court around 
wLicii are arranged the cells and rooms 
(if the moiia.stic establishment, and to 
llic.si! the Chris'ian.s withdrew when the 
troops had effected an entrance, and 
kept up the fire from the doors and win­ 
dows on the enemy, who was pushed in 
in 
increasing 
masses. 
A t this lime 
some pa I'tici punts say that a small mine 
or innguzinc exploded, killing about 156 
of the troop.s, who recoiled and left the 
[dace in a panic, but wore ordered iu 
agaiu, and the fight in the court was 
kept up .six hours, they say, from the 
time the breach 
was entered. 
Tha 
ground of the court was covered with 
tiie lurki.sh killed and wounded, but 
the Christians too wasted away, and fi­ 
nally seeing ali to be lost, and longer 
resistance impossible, some of the cum- 
batants embraced in farewell, and stab­ 
bed caub other; the Hi-gumiooaGabriel, 
figliiing to the last moment, blew out 
his own bruins when he found that the 
Turks were about to take him. 
'i'bo 
rost, retreating to the gieat tower of 
the Ilegumiuos, where were most of the 
w niieu and children, aud under which 
was the powder magazine, determined 
to perish together rather than submit to 
the brutalities and outrages of the Turks 
and fired the magazine, all being des­ 
troyed, with all the troops in the vicin­ 
ity.— In a distant room were 89 sick 
aud wounded men and 6 1 women and 
children who 
escapd the explosion. 
0(14 priest of a neighboring convent, 
who hud surrendered to the Pssha and 
received protection fro-u him, was mur­ 
dered 
by the Egyptians, 
incarnste 
fiends, who spare nothing that is Chris­ 
tian. 
The survivors, except sis who were 
shot down in oold blood because they 
had European costumes on, were, by s 
mercy without p-rallel in tbewbolo war 
made prisoners, and led, with insulta 
and abuse, to Retimo, where many of 
them arrived half dead, the stronger 
carrying the children, o f whom many 
were infants, left orphans by the disM* 
ter; some only three or four mosthe 
old. 
After the fighting wss sil over, 
Cretan Mufsiilmsns with lighted tspciv 
went smoiig the desd to see If aey 
Christian etUl bresthed, snd sU who 


AJÍ' 


fh.-^wed ai.v 
o H i i o w e r e - li s p a to h e d 
a id in 
e s f a b ü s h i n g n ia n u fa ctu r cH , 
and 
. , 
* 
. 
. 
I 
1 
I 1 
* 
> . 
_ . . — . , . . 1.1 
w i l b o u t m e r c y 
A few Greeks held the stone milis of 


lie o u r r e la t io n s to ,tbe f e d e r a s g o v e r n - 
UÜ, o f w h o m m o d w ill .(lie, 1 n o 
• 
■ i 
•, 
> 
.s,a;. 
h a v i n g b o o n 
ittjurcn.l ¡by 
m e a t u p o n p r tn c .p lo s c:,c q n .iy .,a n ,d ,,u=i- 
tioo, or leave us alone, to w.prk out our 


o.W'de.stiny as bvsltwe may. 


the Monastery with such obstinacy that 
the Turks were obliged to batter it down 
on them, destroying everything in it. 
The lo.sses of the troop.s are enormous 
the city o f Ketiino is filled with the 
wounded, and the hospitals have reeoivr 
cd over -lUO, of whom mOct will die, the 
surgeons s,ay 
_ 
, 
the oxplosiou" 
N ot loss thau óiJJUOv aad. 
some say 4 ,0 0 0 , of the Mtissa'inans 
have been killed or oiidiy^ w.njiidcd in 
the nffair, and an iU«w.oiited gloom i.s an 
the faces all thein- couipal,riots here.—np 
exultation of vicioryg caw..be. sccu-, and 
they say that Miwúipha;, Hasii'a raged 
like a wounded liou,w.hcii the battle 
over— no one dtircd.apppoaeli liim 
Ui« 
brother-in-law, S u leym an ,. h»Ja,vorito, 
was mortally wcunded, iind.in;.any oUl- 
cers killed 
of 
w ou n d ed .— Tidr'y-s.i.x,. 
hours the army was engaged in bring.Hig,: 
in the wounded, and it is said that the 
ground around the Couvctit is strewn 
with the Turkish dead. 
T h e .Crctan.s take a.grim satisfaction 
in the result. 
Tue giirrison. of Arkadi 
only siifleri'd what mo.st- of thorn arc 
willing to sutTer when, it comes to the 
worst. 
T he religious hostilily.,Í3-sucli 
that any other solutiaa t.haai, this be­ 
comes iniprobaijlc, and llm (íhvistiaatity 
of Europe is so like its Maliwnedanism 
that there .seems little ehanee of thciv 
falling out over a few miserable Cretans 
who could not bide the time of England 
and Franco to have their three, century 
wrongs righted. 


o b t a in s u c h v a lu a 'd c in t e r e s t 
a s w o u l d 


in a f e w y e a r s , p a y t h e e x p e n s e s o f t h e 


S t a t e , 
a n d 
in s u r e it s 
f u t u r e 
w g a llh , 


in d e p c n r lo n c o an d p o w e r . 
W o , a i :9 s u r e 


thi.5,, c o u ld tujd 
w ou l.d , b e t h e cage,, i f 


t h e R a d i c a l C o n g r f s a w,ould a t o u c e .s e t - 


'J'hat e a c h B e a t v o t e 


irgr=*\Ve made a mi-take last week in 


Mr. E. L . Woodward's sccoapi 


debtors, by using tUq word “ discliarge" 


for d.U'fgat'd.” 
The reader will linJ it 


corrected in th^.ppp.qr., 


Ix'i:soti\ <1, 3rd. 
by number. 
T he D elegates tlicn proceeded to vote, 
which resulted as lollows: 


For Probate .Tudge. W P T IO W E L I a 
“ 
Circuit Cl'k. 
C U A 'S MELTQ-V, 
“ 
SherifiV L IN 'D SA b B lo A b t lX . 
“ 
T a x . A f s q f s o i , R J . ' J ’E . X G U B . 


“ 
T iix .G .o lle c t o r , M , ; N < ) t ! H E D 
j 


“ 
C o u n t y S u p . W . I f . E V '.A N'S. _ 
, 


" 
C c n i u A s i i o n é r s , 'I H O ’S B E X K E , i 
■ 
■ 
■ ' 
J . C. B A . R K E R , ! 


S , T E P , H E N ’ E D W A R D S , ; 
R A Y . 
I bun 


““ t e l e g r a p h ic 


n o o n D I S P A T C H E S ! 
From. WashiiigtoiT 


! 
W a .d iin g t a n . J a n . U ) . — J . M . A 3 h | e y 


c a l lid t h e S o u t h e r n 
K a d iv a l A s f o e ia lt o n 


to g e t h e r and. s id n n i t lc d h is 
a r lie ie s 
o f 


im r e a e h m e i i f 
'I'liq v o t e s to o d 11 t o l l , 


li a r a ii t ,v o t in g w ith th e n d n o r i t y . a g a i n s t 


pusliim ; lim im p.c.-ichm ent. 
T ile d e p a r tu r e o f r c p r e.se n ta tiy e M asli- 


rn , o f I llin o is , o n W e d n e s d a y ^ for Iqu- 


Eleotlipi,‘2nd Momiay in Feb. 1867. 
There beini; no other business before 


§«ch;5oiu*illc 


JÍ A C K .S O V11.1. E A I. .1K A iti .1 


. S A T U R D A Y . .T A X 
2 0 , ISfiT. 


on 
1 


T e rm s o f S n h srrip lio i* 


For one .venr. in nilvanro, ................... < 
For (j months, “ 
“ ......................... 
T e rm s o f .A d icrllsiitg . 
Ore sf|uare of ten liuv.s or less, 
first insertion, ..........................................?? ('■v 
Each snhsuiiiienl inserliun, .................. 
1 
O ver one sqnre connted iis two, over tw oas 
three, i:e. 
-A lilienil disronnt nmile on 
advertisem ents eonlim ied fur tlireo, si.v, 
or iq motitiis. 
Anniineialiun o f randidafo.s, ............. .?'• 00 
Ohituaric.s eliarged nt ndverli.sinq rates. 


j!r« ~ D . 
a i . 
K U L E X W I D K U , 
witli 
BOOG.S', .MOTT ,t Wi MHl S, of .Selnm, is 
oar nntliori/.ed Aqotit. to contraet, rreeive 
u d receipt for uubseriplion and sdverti.siii;; 
for Ui« R epuhlienn. 


jíEW -air. A . 
^ V . K E L f c , of 
the firm 
o f 
.SIDK.S .t KKI.h, 
-li 
.N'orth 
tVator 
Street, 
.Middle, 
.\la . 
is 
onr 
im- 
thorir.ed Atrent, to contr.act, receive and' re­ 
ceipt for suhscriplion and advertising for, ilie 
R tpubliean. 


d ; ^ W e 
a re 
t ir e d 
o f r e a d i n g - n e w s , 


a n d t h e 
s p e c u la t io n s 
o f le tter w r it e r s 


a b o u t 
im p c a e h in C D t o f t h e 
r r o 'd ils n t, 


f e e l i n g p e r f e c t l y 
c e r t a in t h a t i t -mÍí I all 


e n d in R a d i c a l 
b lu s te r 
a n d tb.i-itat.— 


E v e n if P r e s i d e n t 
J o h n s o n 
s h o u l d b e 


d e p o s e d , t h e l a w p r o v id e s t h a t in c a s e 


th e o ffices o f b o th P r e .s id e u t a n d 
I ' i c e 


P r e s i d e n t 
b e c o m e s 
v a c a n t , 
t h e n “ th e 


S e c r e t a r y o f S t a t e s h a l l f o r th w ith c a u s e 


n o t ific a tio n 
t h e r e o f to 
b e m a d e to 
th e 


E .x c c u t i v e o f e v e r y S t a t e , a n d s h a ll also 


c a u s e 
t h e .same to 
h e 
jm bli.shed in 
a t 


Ica.'t o n e o f th e n ew sp a p er.s p r in t e d in 


e a c h S t a t e s p e c i f y i n g t h a t ele c to r s o f t h e 


P r e s i d e n t o f t h e U n i t e d States, s h a ll bo 


a p p o i n t e d or cho.sen in t h e s c T ic a l S t a t e s 


w it h in t h ir t y d a y s 
p rce e d iu g . 
t h e first 


W e d n o .'d a y in D e c e m b e r th en u e x t e n ­ 


s u i n g . ” 
T h i s w u u id b r i n g on tlie e l e c ­ 


tion for P r o .s id e n l 
t h e pre.scqt yen q , for 


w h i c h t h e R a d i c a b a r e a-it Cjuitu rea- 


d y . 


M kx,iC 0.,— Ti'-Se '“-•«■s. fí?m ,M í.i,ico, 


.as usual is very.,contradictory. 
Quo aq- 


couut: says that the Liberals, are .‘•ur- 


rouudlng the capital, and that the Lm- 


pcror has.agreed to aiiu.icate, and that 


the Frenelr, are cv.acuating in greater 


haste than antielppt;cd. 
Another ac­ 


count says that on the depaiture of the 


French a large number of .Moxieati 


chiqfs, iiov.v adhering to the Li A?. pis, 


will accept Ma.ximilian as an adoptad 


Me.xican, a.s prefurabb; toeonlinueJ rev­ 


olution 
tlie Liberal government, ¡ 


or Arftcrlean intervention 


^ ............... 
1 rnpo,’reduces the streri,gtlr of the extro- 


misls. 
, 
t h e b f d y , on;-mo .¡on the uK'C.iqg a d - : 
'I'ltc'O is thirteen inches ot 


iourued 
J . 
N O H T l l C U T T v B rea.. 


J i W . W I G A 2 « ; i ’y N , S e e ’y . 


lilacK . C rceU FalYs, 


Bb.u-k ( 'r e c k P;di.s, 
t w o 
aiul 


.la c k s o n v illc P la lc A c a i l e i n y . 


The friemls and O;!!Irons of this I n ­ 


stitution, as well -.i.Rhe friends and pa­ 


trons of education gencr.rlly, 
we arc 


sure cannot be otherwise than gratified 


to learn that the Trustees have secured 


titc Ferv'.c,i;.,a£,'J'eacliiir, of J’rof. J . bV- 


Borden. 


Mr. Borden, as is well known to 


many, is thoroughly C|nali:ied to teach; 


is an excclit,');! diseiplinarh-p, and bus 


the advantage of considerable cxpcrl- 


enoe in that occupation. 
M'e may also 


add, that he ib;cnthusiastie on the sub- 


icct of education, and delights to impart 


instruction, which ho docs with .o n case 


and facility, energy and industry larely 


cq.mlitd. 


W ith such ad v.ahigcs to begin wilh, 


our Male Ac.ndcmy ought to form tlie 


nucleus of wliat will soon be one of the 


most flonrlshijig and popujjr Colleges 


in the State. 


a 
iralfr 
mil'.'S.irpiii Gadsden, is,.one of thq gxeat- 
est natuxalieui io it.ies iu the State;, yet, 
I'ompaitiveiy few have .ever sq.en or even,' 
heard of i ' . ' Tlii.s i.s owing to the liur. 1 
that tliti.s .'"eetiou. of couun-y. has becu, 
Ir. re'o'ure nu.t of,the great lines of trav 
el. 
All ;tl'.i,s. will s am I;.,-, vliangeil wIhoi 
the railway:-, rej.w in .'eo'jte:;j.;iJ,alioiy.an(J 
ill p-aicc,s,s o f eoii.Uruetiytl, are comp etcil 
to (i’ad.--diii. 
'I,hen 
c.v.er.v 
we 
sindl ."ee bnndred.s.of visitors from this 
and oilier.-''tate.s, seeking these ICdl.s a.s 
a di;lightfu,l retreul from the Sultry heat 
of more southern,latitm.les. 


I t is d iíU cu lt to g i v e an a d e q u a t e iilmi 


o f t h is .F a ll from a n y 'vritten d e s c i p i i o n . 


L e a v i n g G a d s d e n , y o u a s c e n d to an 
ev a te.i.l.p la tea n .o f th e iio o k 
o u t 
.'ionn 


tain. 
F o u r o r live liun ilreil 
foot b e lo w 


y o n . far a.s t h e e v e c a p . s e c . t h e I'oo.sa is 


w i n d i n g its v.:py in , g'.'.aeeful 
eui'V'.'S iik e 
a r ib ain i o f silv.er. its. w a t e r s alli; nati-iy 


s .lio b in g in t l t e s h a i l e ainl w a k i g in th e 


s u n ' 
J.n.tlie d b i;;in ,'e,.lh c 
v ie w 
b in g 


n o w a n d ill. 11 broiteii 
l-.v, lit-; 
p.iim eval 


fore.st, th e riv,.or .seem s to t o r m a S',iaee.s- 


sio n o f la k e s 
em b o .som cd in , the t h ic k 


su r r o n iiilin g , l’.,l¡iige. 
C'n t l i i s s i - l e , v a l ­ 


le y w ,tills b e y o n d v..;.l!ev, fr.ir and l.n-aii 


tifnl as t h e pis.ij'.eet ih:il b o i> ' u p o n the, 


e n r a p t u r e d v is io n 
u f-tlie p ro p iift, w lieii 


s t a n d i n g o p 
th e. r:i-jre;.h iÍ!;i;m¡aiii — 


c, in th e 


I rlotoinac. 
From New Ynrk, 


New,Fork, Jau. 19.-— The Tribune’s 
Now Orleaii- special .says that the party 


Ilf I’l-licomoii cmiceracd in the -Jnly- fi­ 
n's iiaive been arre.sled niidur the t.ivil 
Rights bill, on Freediiipu’s lui'liq, 


FRO M , W A S tllN G T O N 'j 
■; 
Wasbinuton, Jan . 
1 8 — The Presi ■ 
Jcnf ■■'v'Xi'-u.i’.te H ouse a m.aijs.uf papers 
’ I'l'lativp, to ih" July.riots. 
It includes 
•ill ' p .ges of testimony taken by tine In- 
v.v.'tigaiing B'.ia;'(l. 
T h e 
ISoaril’.-i r e p o r t, .tr-ys ¡Í ie. 'oy 
no 


. m e a n s 
th e ir 
o j i i n i o n , liia t 
h o s t ilit y 
to 


N i i r ’b e in i.'iiio a m e n n crv m l .s d ie c o m - 


tu n n iiv to :iii o x t c n r • u'Jan.gt.'ring.life ur 


p r n p e r ty . 
p n i v i le d 
tlicV 
r f , i r n m 


el.'tiiiii'tg 
ficcil-ji.li o f s p s c c li, o n .cer tiiiii 


r iT E S T A T E O F A E A S A Í IA , 
C a l h o u n 
C 'o u a U i 


Court of P robate for said county, S p e ­ 
cial T erm , J a n . 2 6 , 1 8 6 7 . 
T 


H13 ( ia y c a m c Spoiiccr H. Morgau, A d ­ 
m inistrator o f ilic estate o f R itjiue. .M. 
.tiorgan, deceaseiJ, and, lC'niler.sliis resigiialinn 
as niiministra'.or uf .‘slu'd E state, and files liis' 
iibeount and voueliei'S'fdr a final seltleu ien t ol 
his adHiinisiration of'said Estiue. 
It is tliereiipon Ord'ered^rr the court, that 
tlie IGIh ila.v ot Febyuar.v, 
IStí", 
be set for 
'm aking sniii 
.setlleYui-nt.; ' n'lid that 
notice 
thei'uof lie given by puljlieiiliun in Ihe Jaek - 
soiiviile.liepubliem'i, a new.sppiiér priiiti-d and 
publislieil in-said e o u u ly , for three con secu - 
ti,ve iveeks, [irior fo sniii da.v as a notice to all 
perspns concerned, to he mid iiiipeiir n tii spe­ 
cial'itrm o f ‘said eo n rl to l e hoUi.t-n, at the 
euni't honss. of said e on n ty on said Id.th day 
■of l-'eli: uary, ISUT, and contest s u i d , liveuunt. 
if thev I'Imik pruiier.' 
■ 
■ - A . W O O D S , Jiu lg o 
o f Probate. 


Jiiire tiry "0, ISGT 
.I;i<,‘K so iiv lilc üíislc A ciidttiuy. 


f y p 
Tm-: uniii-r.iigned lake, pleas- 


R - O . R A r V D A i i , 


Aito 


; G adsacu Al« 


Sign 0Í the B is Watch, 
tiail.sden Ala. Jaii’y .- l u h . lact. 


H « l l i n ; ; s w o H h & 
H 


a v e removed theic large and 
a t o e k of .Merchandi|te to the 


K I A S O I V I C 
I I A L . L , 
B 
t l L 
D 
i x t ; . 


Friends a m i the Public gaieniilv'^ .'l!'! 
s h o w th em -ih cif F in e S tock 'of ' 
' ' ' *"'* 
i 
Dry Goods, 


, 
• 
R E .-Y D r M A D E 
' 
iü ifllil'l ' 


H A T S Jk C A P S , B O O T S i .SUOE,i( 


¿ t C i i l l e i - y , 
8ugar 
Coffoe 


. S A L T . inO.N' A N D NAIL.S, 
nnd e v e ry th in g th a t is w anted by tiie uronle 
flim' «•rli coM fr» «H nt tlio* «.v..... i,. ^ 


lie tlait ih ey Imve seem yd the 
servii-e.s o f 
i*i-i,ifvssur IV, J . 
líU lilJE N , 
n.s 
I’l-im-iiial in tlit .h'leksonvilln ..Male A eiidem y, 
for li'.e presea». ye|ir. 
The e.vei-ei.se'3-of 'said Aciul';my w ill com ­ 
mence a.i sopii,, as'tlie piese'nl''session o f the 
l.egis! .U n re a-Jjourii.s 
I’riiVi'-sior 
tioi-ili-n .s 
hi.eli 
reinitntion lor 
' ''ieliCiliir.sliip, e.veelient discipline, i easy prae- 
hical ii.iaiim-1' o f iia p a it ia g insli-iietioiij 
is ’so 
as to nc.-d I 


subji-et3. The p,u-ty. whii-li el'Jctc-,1 Mayor 
Mntiroo, :ini,l, lltroiigii hbii. fv-glrq!s.tlie 
mtiiiieipal aittlii'i'iiivi. the' Buc.id constd; 
er.s Iluirui,:gli’.y ¡inb'qed with a spirit ot 
hiis'ility, 
and preJlet. wht'.n. liine niid 
iiniiiiinity ftir piast nileiiscs give con 11- 
deiiec, the, iii.-'Ceurity of. N’pftliern life 
and 
)iriipy-i-ly, wi 1 
ro-c,ti'i:ia'.-ii':y. 
The 
U lariJ,ct.-i. t'.lp iti,-;-'.I ii.'ii 
i;,ri'!; sc.y- that 
the in-g; o.priicc.s.-'i'jti 
il’i. iiinn.d and 
-tniia-lniiate. but i', I'aiied I'J see tiny, e-rj- 
ilcuce of an armed i-r.g mir.a hut. 
The 
beseigcd 
party 
was totally 
unarmed. 
The rgport tillu-les to the brutal treat­ 
ment t;f tha winiiiilial and pri.'-.incr-, and 
says tr,;.t but fir martial taw, atn.l otlier 
till itii'-.Y ine.istiie--, unpai':dcdle-,i outrag.c.s 
won d have iii;ciirn.-il. 


well k iib w ip a n U s o w ell dei-erviay, - - 
,■ 
^ 
. 
B. saílssíri*,!** sros 
« « » - «mIs 
. 1,.. 
I . 1. . J . 
. 
. 
VI- 
tei-m.s. la g-jod f.umlie-s. 
: 
,...„ ,. -i,i...a „ . 
, ........, 
hs»- 
la addition to the li-.-althv iiiul beaiitital lij- 
ratii.-'i ij'.'.ih'.'.Town, pi.pii.s'.yill liave the'hen-_ 
o.il cl' i-éri,jióiis'se'r'viei-s. 'every ,S.ibliaih, 
at 
line or laoi-c o f the eharelt-.-.s— al-siJ tla. e.ver-. 
tiiin.s o f til'-- 'f riisti-es to m ake it ibi; interest o f 
tmpih 
to alt'.’.id tlii.s .-'.i-adei'iv'. 
'■ 
■ 
\V ..i.'ll. I-'iiftNE'f, 
■I. F . G !!.-\.\T ,‘ ' 
' 
M. ,1. T t in N l.E V , 


G ! i ; . D U U T l i l T , ' 
R'.'l). .Mi-Gi'-ELE.N'. 
N. T. ilEA!./, 
W'. 15'. W'l".’;.':. 
raaeai-y 'A>, lS ‘i7. 


I 
L'aslt'álvy-tiys on h and to ptireliase evtrr. 
th in g 'tlm't is otfereil fur .sivlu. 
. 
Faelq'fy V ara at F actory prices precijdy. 
! 
I,'idI to see before yon -spend yoiir ntiineyat 
totlief pjaees, a n d we .will m ake it par voa 
ttveli.' '' 
I 
G adsden, J a n ’ v 1 Itli 1867. 


!' 


.lai'kiiinviilr 
IPRUG’GISTS, 
G A D S D E N . A u , 


® íice» 


V . XISIÍI^T., 


I l l 
L lii,. 
10 .1 . 
J. 
:iF»‘ e-Viifitly*5'i iiiu.-U'*} 
i(» 'Gill iuni ¿t'l- 


“ He BHW 1.1‘liHv. 
ii! 
'I'lie 
jiiid iTiuvpj; ut l ’,t¡t¿Une.“ 


111 . ‘ ili.-*: JlCfiHlJl!.' 
1 
Jjiniiiiry 10. I^07. 


On tile other .>idc, 
hill ri.-aw. nbnvn 
hill, eovereil with gi:int. •.yaoii.^anii- trail­ 
ing vinc.e. 
Your ear entehes tlie sotinil 
of a, tv.atcrfpl!, and a 
few .elcp.s brings 
Viiit ti) wjtcr-c a largo crccl:. v.’.iiieli 
:it 
the X iflli would be icrnicd ii.rivi r, is 
I fL'eipitatid i.'Vi.,-. 
le-lgu of I'oinlc. in 


F r o HI 
- V ; ! . s i 


H 


. l O l I X - H . I V t ó íV O .iG .V, f l . B K Y L E , 
lav in g I'lii tfu l i.if llic G airsiii-n l-'i-rr.v fd r ilie 
ais ¡d-:7 aii-i t-SU.S. jir-.i-li.'C to ¡ivrniii tlie 


i 
n . W K now in Rtore niul ntl'cr kt 
• ^ 
s.ale I’lire UHL'G.S and Gill-i.tiii.Ml^s, 
] - S S ipiipts., G ils and D y e ülnd'-, 
hiiuluv 
l/iiiss, Piitty, Fure Wl.NE.S and Bli.t.MiltS 
: I'li'r'.Medieiiml purposes. 
Fine I’l-i-funiCTii!. 
Toilet .So.tps, Go.-;ineties, A c. 
Insliurtn M 
n.v.-airtini-itt of suelt artii-Jes as are niiist!.- 
I kept ii i ' D n i g stores. 
Jan. is, 1S67.' 


• C a r r i n g - e «fc W 
a g g o n .S h o p 


■ 
■ 
G . A D 8 P E X , A u . 


■ 
• G . S M I T H & CO., 
• r ü ^ ^ ^ C a r r ia g e and W aggon .Mm 


<._y 
j 
' ' 
* ' 
i * ‘ i « 
»• 
’ -J. 
^ 
W n .sliiii'g to n . 
.I a n . 
11) — i 'e ll lio i is to i i'i'Í2"n-| o f lliinie i.-oiin:,-.- i-i i-tu.-i.s tki- l.'i .';-y iu 
/ • . . . - . . I -.- 
4'.... . 1 ..................L , / ..............1 
. I. . I .' u.',. 


ot'.p u iilif o k e n de.-eent m p rc l.h.Vi a liu n - 


X . ^ ‘ S e c n o t ic e in n n n t h e r c o l u m n b y 
d red fe e t , in t o tli'j 
Im il.ttg a b y s s l.n luv,'. 


P r o n i tb oicee fur p p r h a p s a 
iid le , oí»Iu t 


b j .sii;;io. ti-r.rible v m ivr.lsiii’i o.f iiiU a r e or 


b y 
t h e eoii.eir.nt ncti.'ii 
on tit.u w a te r s 


Col. 
P . 
Rowan, 
req.npsting 
prnmpi 


payment of rec-cnlly cnntraetcil debts. 


In 
I’l-iuisylranni- tlie noininaliiin o f I'.nm- 
crtiii to r S' iHitor lias iiicfiisoi the I'on icy-S u - 
vi.Mi¿ lactiiH.. 
opens :i liilttjf rtiptiiru in 
t h cp u iiy in thill state. 
In .\’cw 
^'ork, tliu 
F lmHou Hiul iinti Fenton tnrlion.'; arLMnu.^H•^n•; 
llicir torres fur ii.lcnu-rino war. 
A ;:ro:a or- 
oan is to bn slarte-1 in that city as*rlval to ihc 
'ir\}iiin> \ 
(tin* o f (ItjVfrjMir 
Funion.s r m - 
last w crk 
.«ut‘S'TÍi'nil 
fifty 
ihou.'aji'l 
dollitrs lO'Vsirils tin*rapital of l);inu,S paper. 
COUNTY MEETING. 


X i i “C . T | » l . I'L 
I S : t r » « j r . A g ’t 


k S u p ’t o f t b c A l a . k T c i m . 
R 
R a i l ­ 


ro a d , p a ssed t h r o u g h title p la c e 
a i'ew 


d a y s s in c e 
on hi.s w a y to S e l m a 
W u 


d id n o t s e e h im , b u t le a r n from s e v e r a l 


person.s tvitli w h o m 
h e 
c o u v er so tl, t h a t 


h e h a d all t h e 
n e c e s s a r y a r r a n g e m e n t s 


\ i ’ublic Meeting was held by the 
citizens of Clebiiiiie Cnunl.y. 
.-kla., at 
l^itie Grove ('liuieli on tlio .IDth ofJati- 
nary, 
to numinate eandiiiatc.s for 
Cuuiitv t.lfiicers. 
'1 he meeting was nr- 
gtinized by calling ('apt. .1. R. Xortli- 
eult to tlie Chair, anil ap]niinting .^laj. 


J . W . Wigantiiij, Secretary. 
Un motion, t'fic ob'p'ct id'the qiceting 
wa.s cx|'laitieil in it, l)ri-:f and appropri­ 
ate tnanne.r by b’.i; Shi'paril. 
Col Win. 
Barker,, peter E ‘lwaril.s, 
Dq. 
!,\c'np. 
Dr. S'hep:ird aad W . p'. lio-vyel'r, 
were 
appointed a Committee to set forth the 
political views of the meeiitcg. tngetlier 
with S'inro riili.’S by which the tneeling 
.should be giivertvjil. 
the Comiiiil- 


tlirniigli llie ll.p-.c. I'.f. a ,'e.s. a ije.-p gm gi- 
!i:is lii-i'n. v,.ni-n in th.: g,||,¡. rm-k varvii g 
in deptli ¡'rum fil'iy t ■ u n c litindr.cu’'-,.;.-;! 
fifty feet. 
Vas' ina.sscs of i;in;k, of al- 
mi'St every eonci-ivable 
.sliapc, 
have 
lieen torn tVimi their Inals an.'l t-.i'a;,tered 
in indesei'ibable eiin-fusiion on e'stlinr .■ii-ie. 
W alking a'lmg the .“i'lc id' the, monntain 
on the britik o f this idiasm, you 
limk 
down on the tops of tad trees growing 
at ilte biiltom of the .gorge. 
I.'cseen'liag 
to tint bed of the .slri-am by ai-t:liei:d 
.-teps fiiiir or live limidi'inl lards below 
the falls, ynti find ih.n rurrent. ilasliing 
over its rocky (leil, foaming and roaiing 
as if lashed into fury by the treiiiendniis 
lenp it has .just nia-le 
Rr-n-didig the 
Falls, you pass bcbiinkand cuter a great 
ampliithcjitro eapablo of 
ises.ting-, ü¡ve 
tliousaiiil per.son.s. 
It is o f a circular 
fnrin ,vn:.l ik-e llnor. sides and roof of so'-, 
id I'oek. 
'ilie n of at l.lie farllier e.v- 
ircuiity. 
rising from 
the 
Hour by :• 
giiieeful curve, grii'lually a-.k.-rniL'j until 
it meats llqe watet; fall, yr’ieg, 
r.'a.yhr.s 
the heiglith of niwi’f-,' fee;. 
Hero every 
day when the siiii strikes the shi'c of ih'e 
falling water, rainb,iws of dazzling beau­ 
ty arc relleclcil on the vauiii'fl ei-ilin.g. 


itiereaS'- the larilf, to ad -pt the eorisii 
tniinnal ami'ti Inieiit, sei-unn.g .stilfragn 
regal illi-.',;: iil' s,i';;, and; ¡.i'.i test again.-it 
'ilie ii.'duet i;ti uf currci.i.-y, we:o read 
'1 he. Ihtiiki iipl bill id' last .si-ssi.Ill was 
re.-nmi.'il 
A iiii.'td.t; to ppsipoue was lost— yeas 


I f , nays 2 1 . 
TUe 
!-.,Mieni!;;!;;;l 
•zllúw.ing 
Di^tril•t . 
-.T.tid.es p. a|'jini:;t fi e,.i.ei'siii b.itlkrupt- ! 
e.v nil tlic, n-i-nii;mr'..t!. iiiii,. 
ih'j, Ghie; I, 
Jiisiii.e. 
.'\iliipted 
■' 
I ’eiiding the discussi n of other a - 
n:"ndeienl;i, the .Si'imt" ailjournod, 
G.in.f.-'i;— 
A 
Id 1 reli-'a.'in-g I’aym ister ! 
U.L-i'iis. t/. ipal.Ji; 
r.i.v fill- Jd.o.bU, stidvn from the iiaiik oi 
M'lUnd Uiiy. 
I’asscl 
'I he vmiLidng act v;;!s rcsitmo'l. 
Ste- 
vetis. a-qeeptcd as a mudifigation. that af­ 
ter the t).is,.i,agi; uf the act, until 
lln' 
State- i-n;le.v/gii renre.sentatioii, ll.ibeas 


0 rpiis be su,-pi..;'ii!cd, and inariiai law 
rule tlnis.i Slat'js d.g.ring t.'rie whide lime. 
Ll.’tborate speci'iie.s \7ere tntuie vvltetj 
tile 11 use ailjiiurned. 


iiggon .Mmiufiiclii- 
i-ers am i repnirev.s. .-Vll w ork done with him- 
111ss an d iiispaleh. 
E.s|iui’ial nttentinn >:ina 
;iu tilting u p etiflins, ami .-dl Wyrk done iint- 
'ranted .so g iv e sntialaeliim. 
Tlie im hlie p,ii- 
Gmlsdi'ii, fur tlm .ve.sr.- fnuiiiik at l;.ilt lli'e r",e- jjfiiimge is re.spcctl'iilly Sidii-ilert. • Gasli iiriiiv 
nliii- rates o f ndl, it' Gnd.nieii is imi'dc tlie |. dnee ri-ecivetl-iu poGuent I'ur wurk or jinr- 
I'uiint.i- site, wimrt- tnirt'.',;- will eoiiie i'orwarii ¡ eims-es. 
ai-.il b e y lii-lvi-l:'.. 
'I'u i-ij-ia iri.-g -’.ve w iil .sell ¡ 
f'érso n .s owing fo r th e la st tw o .vc.irs, nti 
la I) d u n ir s w o itli ol liik e is . a t :-,-aiila.:' rni"S ;. iei(U ested to eo n ie a n d jia y , as o u r l--ria.-i .m 
lo r e-,e itiitlar. 
1’e i's in is 'h a iiiin g winn'l an d 
pi-ocln'ee t'j G a d iilc n w ill o n ly b e c iia rg e d liatf 
I'eiriage. 
iQ liX Ü V'l.qinjM, 
k 
1! ks'i.;.'. 
R. Ih tvVLii. 
-a t. 
G a d s d e n , . J a n . 2 ü- 


h e w ’STORE, 
a , S I M 
a 
AS ii.LHun 
Ijímái'irin lits.^inrss 
jYiuV [)-'0r to h 'n ’.c 
.j* ("os OUl 


\ e . \ S H . 


_ O . V . H i l l , o iití o f tlie t l n i i \ r f o a t i d a i 


K y l e ’s n e w B io n * — u u ll a n d s u e 
h im , if uni 
t o 
l> u y 
G o o d s 
u n c i 
G r o c e r ic .^ 


C l t c a p : o r 
d i - s i r i - liq a i« U iie y o u r nou-Sii 


i u - c ú u m s w i t h { } . I*. H i l l .it H ú . o r 
s e r . 
T ü t h i s lu t ie v c a l / , I 
m u i Id jimmpi* 


>y 
rtN siio u d * 
u . 1’. lill.!-. 
.hui. l.K, ifir,7 


ns. h-. TtpalJltig Lun. ibe respons bii- I 
,,^„„,,,,,|y on 
a 


F fOIM tíoHtííO 
■ g G i s - K i r y . 


Monigoiiiery. .lata. ID — '^111 Sapreme 
-J-yeide.; that the r-quirEmei,! of 
r.-'ver.uvi 
unps i,-g^ >t,:i,io l-e.-al proee.sse.s 
uiieiinst'.M’.t¡IiLt .1. 
Tlie 
t 'tii.ift 
uiitiid- 
niuu.=l.y decided i’.taf. .Mabaina wa.s a ilr- 
./i/t'tg giivei'iiineiit uinler the (Jonreclera- 
c y , and it.s persiiiial i-.'pres-'ntniives was 
prnleeted from loss uinler the t'enfedor- 
nte investiiients. 


(.■'.,;a/i/-/c ii-'n riiH i'iil o í (,'o o 'J t. .s.yi'stgy 


w a n t s lit' tlie 
p e o p l e , e i i i l jr .ic i ii g — 


e r 
. 


C i . A U . c » U E t \ . A I . A B A M . 4 , 


DEAI.EU I.\ 


S E S Q S i F i ¿5' 


I S . Í I í M E 
/ f n ; - , 


A n .J a F I X E F.luch 


HEY GOODS, 


■A.SP 
QHOCEHIEk.- 


TXT-OL'LD resprelfullv inform liis old to 
V V 
tomers aiid frien-is that iie lia.s nceal- 


A f t e r a .short td.iscnee, 
.................................... 
tee ruturui'd and ropnrted the rullowing, t Die nmphillieatre. is perfueily li'.'lii. dry 
whieh was uminimu'.vsly adopted 
- :..........:.i........' 


U e e l a r n t i u t t o ( I»k> Jilifnl P id ito ip le s . 
W’t a ]iortii.m of the eili-{eus of the 
County of ClohUii'tic. in Gouycn'.leu a.s 
iVi'dg t'.rt'tele.s 
of ncjiliqul belief: 


Isk. 
W e accept the ro.=ult of the 
lats war tts a finality uf a'l fot-iiier part-v 
would have it completed 
through to 
a.ssoetuti.jns tuul distiimtion.s. 


made, to commence in a few day.s, the | 
<-0 
'D '- T ''io 'd u - .\ 
, ’ 
■ Ilf iielilieiil '.iidii.f- 
work of oxtcndlug the Railroad from ; 


Blue Mouutain in 
this direction, and 


; and eimi in the butiesi i.Lv in 
luiilsiim- 
iiier, always all'iiriling :i del gbifitl siesta, 
wliore, ai»,er iiriiil-;in_' in the ¡inlcserbia- 
hle beauty t f ‘,lie acetic, you eati siii'i-; 
into nblivnm, IvtlU'd to, rea; b,y the .treii- 
tlo soumf of failing v.'-aters. 
" 
I 


Dalton, within (he 4 2 months stipulated 


ill the contract wilii the lioarJ uf D i­ 


rectors. 
bVe earnestly hope that he 


may not. bo mi.st:ikcn or disappi.iintcil iu 


any of his caletilation.s or expectations; 


2nd, 
Wc- pledge our.selvcs to ignore 
all scetic.nal tlitVercuees, ami with sin- 
glcties.s of purpcsie a-.sert and maintain 
the 
eiMiul a]ipiirtiii;'.mcut, of 
pulilie d 
rtg'nl.s and .¡nst ailntiii'aivaiion of 
the 


i laws under the eiiiialtiuliun, tlirougliuut 
and tluit we may .saon, not only witne-.s 
car common country. 


r 0151 % V G S h G 5 .b'' Í O 3 5. 


u.-':liingtii|!. 
.Jail, 
20 , — Tn-orc 
arc 
i:e:t,vy sn'e.Y-ilriSts i.erc, I'uree feet deep. 
It is s'cctin.g III w. 


_W(. iiavc givi'51 but a f-.-Ivil; picture of 
tills rotnatiti-! Fall and t'ne pii-.turesqnc 
and bi.,-1 litifill .=eenery aronrul it, 
Lnii. 
gna'je, or at lea.st auy laiigti.-ige we i-an 
eom'ii;,-iid, is wholly iuadi ittiate to the 
task. 
^ 
i 


Froisi 


mill 
blit 
This i: 


3rd. 
In .'Snilrew .fulinsnn wo reeag- 
iho arrival of cans at Jacksonville, but 


liicir departure iu a northern as well as'! tli'jc a Gliief .^l.lgis:ll•ale worthy of the 
.southern difcelion. 
¡ Xatioii, ami pledge him ..uir h’.'ai'ty'eu 


Once finished through to Dalton, it 


would, beyond all doubt or qtiestmn, 


! operaliun ami support, in liis oil'uriq to 


be one of the most profitable Raili'oads 


in the United Slale.s. 
This being the 


case, may we not yet hope that the r-tad 


will be able to pay the debt it uwe.s, 


without sacrifising the interest uf tlie 


Btockhtildens, wlio struggled su itulily, 


piiticntly aud pcrxoveringly for it in its 


infancy'? 


resture^peay.e, eqmdily anil uuity to the 
wiiolc eu'untry, u'poq r, (’.r,ustii-titional 
httais 


[j;p»We ara truly glad to see ihttt our 


State Legislature, is cariie.stly engaged 


in perfecting a.fiystetn to c.ylona State 


aid to manufacturing ontorpcises. 
The 


proverb says, 
“ There is that scatter- 


eth and yet increaseth, and tliere i.s that 


withholdelh more than is meet, 
and it 


tcndcth to poverty.’' 
T h is is one oi.tlic 


cases that even in soatl ering would in­ 


crease. 
B u t wc have no doubt that the 


4th 
W o oppos.) idi soorct political 
organization.^ as being dangerous and 
destructive to all fornm ol Republican 
Govermiient. 


5th. 
That we ignnrc the principles 
o f soiieasiun as being overthrown, and 
now recognize 
no such sentiments a- 
mong us, 


Otli. 
'J'hat we cordially and earnest­ 
ly invite all eoiistituiional uniuti 
incn 


R k d T .vi'.k i .v .-'-'iieTi! 
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|ie ri.-liiiil. 
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l u i l 


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i n - - a i 'l i n - i - e a k ; n u t 
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sniy.v storm 
hoi'o n:i\v 
the wc.rst nigtit for many year.s 
Fi'ojij Si. Josuiili. 


v.'t. Jospli. Mn .Jan. ii'O — 'I'be snow rni 
the plains is dcetiei than it has been for 


Tbr; drifts are tweniy feet 
m a n y y e t e 


d e e p (111 B i n e r i v e r . 


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were 
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in 
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-n lie r o h e i.s s t i l l o f i e r i n g t h e sa iy e g ra tia - 


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t i d e tlt^ a t t h e 
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p a y f 9 .r. C /3t ^ u , C o r n , W h .E fit, o r a n y kiniiol 


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. B A R U E T T , I 'l - o p r l c l o r . 


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t h e 
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t h e t i m e tlie L i i . i i t e n a u l a r r i v e , l u u l,- m u , [„>r- 


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liie a te .i ia t h e room 
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.V uiie 
u f ¡ h e 
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trriin t.aiiilia Is'aiul, p'uies tlnit the Ore- ' 


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I'c.v i:l-::m a viuiory ;jvcr five lliQn.sand 
ItirkH. 


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n r a l l p e r s u i t s i n 
H u r c p i ; , o s e n d a g e n t s 


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t 
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k i n d s o f F a r , tV o m t h e s i z e o f a 
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t o a n E i i ’p h u n l h i d e . 
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o n G o t i u n . 
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in- tliis 
c o n v e n - 
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a i D i i r l n r i v i ; v i - ñ i c n i u n 
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b t a t e , b y le n d i n g its c re d it o n ly , m i g h t 


R u l e s . O o v c i ' i i i n g t l i e M 
e e t i n g . 


J le so lu c c , 1 st 
T h a t each 
B e a t he 
allo w e d th r e e d e le g a te s , a n d tlioso d e le ­ 
g a te s bo allow ed 6 
v o le s — if h o w e v e r 
t h e r e slio u ld b e b u t o n e d e le g a te 
from 
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X 
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I V J L i u l e r e a t s u f m v 
p a t r o n s d e n i l u 


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t 'rc e m p l o y m e n t o f m U l i m h e d 
m e T ° '- 


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w t l l k n ú w u 


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h :ú td .s 
a l l k i n d s 
t T 
o l l e a t h e r , w l i i c h w e o i j e r a t 
m a r k e t 
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n . , h . . t a n o t h e r d e c i s i o n m t r C m . r i ; 
I l.o ¡,e t h e r e l H e ; t i m 


n f e r i n a l 
i m ii r i r la ii r e , 
h a s 
b e e n ( ie liv e r e r t b y 
b a v e tic e n k e e p i n g 
in e in iir a iu li'im 
o 
C b '.e f J n .s tic e W a l k e r , t o t b e e ffe c t t h .a t A l a - 
w ill c o m e f o r w a r d and I’a X f n ^ 
h a i n a , l . a y i n g 
b e e n 
a c k f o o l o g o v c r . ! m e n t 
F e b r n a r y . 
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n 


m m tT i h e C o n fü fk T J ic y , iill 
i u l m i n i s t r a l o r s & i 
‘ J u n u a r y 2 6 , 
1 8 G7 . 
U o A . N . 


f i a u n j i n c s \ v b o n ijiy b . i r c 
m u d e i t i v e s t n e n t s ' 
p . S 
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o n b e i i a l f o f w - a r d s , , F o r n e y 
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t y , Im e n e S F a m } w a t e r p r o o f q u a l i t i e s e x c e l s 
a n y l e a i l i e r i i i i u m f a c t u r e d i n t h i s c o u n t r y . 


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T A N 


O N S H A R E S , f o r w h i c h w e h a v e m a d e 
s i ie c i a l p r e p a r a f i o n . v , a m i t o w h i c h w e 
n a v 
p a r t i c u l a r a u i - m i o n . 


'• A S H P A I D F O R H I D E S . 
100 I I o r .s e H i d e s 
w a n t e d 
f o r w h i c h w c 
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i s i n v i t e d t o o u r N e w S c a l e , S c " - I 
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c t a v e , R o s e w o o d I» I a n o - F o r t e 
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w h i c h f o r v o l u m e .s n d p u r i t v o f lo n iu if' 
1 


r i v a l l e d b v ai>'v h i t h e r t o u ffe re d in i h i ii » » 'b | 


e l . 
T l i e v ' c o ' t ó u a l l -llte iiio d o rn 
m e n t s — í 'r c n 'c t i g r á n d a c t i o n , b u r p pcili'i, 
f r a m e , O 'V .e r - 'itr u n g ’ b a s s . e t c .— a n d cacti 
, | 


s t r u m i t g h 'c m g m a d e u n d e r t h e pcn:on>i- . | 


p c r v is ió 'ó . o f ' i l r . J . H . G ro v estk ek , 
.¿ I 
a p r a c t i c a l e x p e r i e n c e o f o v e r tliii-tv /c » J 
t h e i r m a u i i f a c t u r e , is f u l l y w u r ia a i c d i n e i j 


p a r t i c u l a r . 
. 


T h e “ G r o T e s f e e n p i a n o - F « r " " 


Received the highest a tcardof mtrU fl/íAíí ,| 
ehraicd W orld's /«itf, 
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'W h e r e w e r e e x h i b i t e d in s tr u m c n t s ft»"' 
J 


b e s t m a k e r s o f 
L o n d o n ', 
P a r i s , , O 'f'H j. j 


B U i l a i ^ I p h h i , B a l t i m o r e , R o a 'o n a n d 


a n d 
a l s o a t t h e A m e r i c a n • ” '’ ‘1" ''® L . i a l 
s u c c e s s i v e y e a r s , t h e Q o n D a n d .sitvR a •" • 
■ 


f r o m b o t h o f w l i c h c a n b e a e c u a t ow 


r o o m s . 
B y t h e i n t r o d u c t i o n o f 
tpake a still m 
o r e pe'ffectPiano-Forte, 
j. 


m a n u f a c t u r i n g l a r g e l y , w i t h a s t r i c t » 


te r n , a r é e n a b l e d t o ' o f f e r th é .se 
j 
a p p j c e w h i c h w rill p r e c l u d e a l l co m p c 
J 
“i l u r p r i c e s a r e f r o p r "SIOO to 
t h a n a n y o t h e r 'f i r s t - c l a s s P ia n o -F o rie - 


T e r m s — N e t c a s h i n c u r r e n t f n n d t ' 
Descriptive c i r c u l a r s s e n t ebRR; 
f . 
J a n . 1 2 , 
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I t l a c h i n v B 
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X » S 
S C T B R I O » T O i U 
-OTVEt!) 
For Family and Mánnfacterl«l 
poses. 


A g e n t s w a n t e d . 
RMPIBE srM. 


6 1 6 B r o a d w a y , N ' o r 


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* «enator Qose, from the Obion District; 
-.Vest Tennessee, was assassinated-on the 
14th near his residenc! in Obion. The 
is an old political grudge as is 
.upposed. 
A son of Mr. 0 was_ killed 
i,gt futniiier through niistako fqr his 
fRiher 
The samc. parti-e» .«re sHSpect- 
«dofbodi murders.- No arresta. 
..Mr 
(j, was a Radical. 


The O ottpn T r a d e —Prospe.c.ts o f 
H igh p ric e » ; 


A New O ilean s co rro sp p n d ep t o f th e 
Me*aiphis A v alan ch e say s; 
■ .;')'he half of the cotton. tliat.w iU pass 
through 
city has 
keen .received. 
Jlaiiv persons estim ate the receip.ts 
a t 
tw o'thirds of the 
full am ount. 
T he 
iivorable'lreight advices of.tliOjppgt few 
Jays have produced a lively qiafket, and 
increased the activity of C hange 
and 
ifcneral transactions on Canql- .^trcet.—; 
V iicwphilo.sophy sccuis to hp.ye fjiitored 
into the .spirit o f calciilatiom hpre^.within 
the last few days.- -.Iea*S wo§k th e .im^ 
pre.^'ion- prevailed th at cotton^svpuld not 
ri) beyond thirty-five, Oontg at apy tim e; 
¿(1W the idea obtains e h a t’it.w jli ..reach 
furiy cents or m ore befo re'n 9xt,S pjii.i¿. 
Vou may have noticed^ the reason'of this 
iu tlic advices froiiii Iii|Clia.'' ¡The ,Róm 
bay planters have ^ptpr.piin^d'. ,.to' ^Ipull 
‘the Kiigiish market.' 
F actors these- are- 
itamlinl' a.-iJ-,', quietly aw aiting a 
col- 
liip.sc in the rccout 
cxtrava'gaat price.s 
ot Ivastern cotton. 
T liat the In d ia cai,- 
t..n crop has largely failedi was ow ing to 
rasil} rcc 'gnizeJ causes. 
L ast y ear the 
uaoraious prices th at ruled for all cla.^se.s 
cotton, induced every one to plant th a t 
Btaple. 
This was doue to the utter ueg- 
flcCt of rice and other cereals, the pro- 
'duoti-ui of which i.s absolutely necessa-y 
.m the .¥U.-<ten:iucc o f th at ponp'e. 
Uav- 
inir thus neglected to provide for living, 
^laiiiiae'I'hsl’ed, aiid as a conseq-uoueu of 
this, the l-.iborer-;, on cotton plan tations 
Jiid to ¡ib.-iúdon thelfiuld.s. 
M any thoa- 
h-anils ,(,!icd. 
1 he crop was lost tor w ant 
ol^ciil jvatien. 
A sh,prt and c-unpara- 
tive’.'v soialt'crop of E g y p tian and tn d h i 
i-iiltou is the rc.sult 
'Ip m ^ke up tlie 
i-cqui.-.ite .'Up’.Iy’tor, the u.«il il -^oon.siinip- 
tion,all the cQtttijU 
.Am cjiqa will be 
rc<i',jir(,'d, aii,!l 
|h e‘ aiiipuid. .will not 
IIIai-ly equal,f^be. ;,deniuiiil. -/file sup­ 
ply being .sliort aiut jhe^i^cniatid abso),ute 
mid larqc. prices iiiuat.ruaoh.uiuch g re a ­ 
ter 
figure». 
Iiey.-e.V!:r,-it will .he pf^nd.cpt -far, tb,oso- 
nf eiir.pe.eple who (■,i.iu,rcUiju, their ..cot­ 
ton for a 
m oijtljs-.to d h so. 


T iie lu '.lcstru .c iib iU tj'.o t G re n t 
‘ 
b ^ - u t U s . 
‘ 


lion. ,Jere. I’la.c.k, y\R<?Tpcy G eneral 
of the G aited St.-itiys’.duringplj.e .-\dndn- 
istrallin; of ?ir. llvu-hunan, inade a few 
' rem arks at ihc.Stb ot Jan'uarVrbaviCLuet 
at. W asliiii.elon, which arc w orthy.of ot- 
teiitieii. 
lie always speaks .well, 
hut 
le.- never s p ik e .h.ipt.er.than w;l;c.n ho.sai;’ 
that " a gicat tru th , qp.^^^vhi.e^ llro safol.y 
nf .'ocicty and tie- s -cunty pf individu 
ul rights nni.st d ep en d ,.is.ip ii,s nature 
indestructib-lp- 
Vou- iiiay M-nali d t io- 
o'ay. ¡ml if will I'uiinpear a-n<l vindicate 
itself to-miiri-iiw; 
O n the utlnu- hand, 
iiotliing is s-> evanescent or . sii llekle as 
tlie pa.s.sion.s th at sprin.u froui the iutor- 
fst-i and the preyjidices pf the h o u r.— 
liKt the le.ssens of history be hcerle|T. 
Titu? Oates, Bedloe, and Dangprfinld, 
enjoyi'd a far g reater m easure of popu­ 
lar cMifideiice than ever was bestowed 
on Mr. Unit, M r.' Conover, M r. Cam p- 
bull, all,IS Iloiw es, or by all the (fReor?, 
agenu, .-pies, delatp.rs, and w itnesses o f 
the niilitary burea,p p tií together. 
T hey 
— I III can Oates- and eninpaiiy— w ere 
Inndly applauded in ParV-ament; they 
, ’.vere former favorites of the Rrit'.-iii 
people, and they w afeflhe very darlings 
of all the 
piditji.pp.1 ,preachers. 
'J’he.y 
held the life and.liopair of the niitiop ,fii 
their hands 
I f th e y .biit. pointed a lin­ 
ger a t an iiidiyiJual ,lie was dpomod, 
and no purity of.previous character, ijo 
proof of innooeuce, hd.wep.;qryle.ir, could 
save him from destructw n. 
Sipich was 
t.ieir overflowing, prosperity ópp .year; 
hut before the n ex t cuine round .t’poso 
wrctclied mi.screauts iv'ere ho\7ili,p.g at 
the cart’s tall, u n d e r’ ih e lash p f' the 
puldic executioner, and th e whole of 
iiondon was clifpping its hands with joy. 
Ret tile miin who puts histru.«t in a talse 
popularity- beware of the rebound w hich 
Is sure to come, sooner or later. 
I t ia 
written down am ong the unchangeable 
decrees of A lm ighty G o d ‘ that no tie 
shall live forever; and especially is this 
true of a great; moo.strous, b oody lie 
like thi.s which tho-Suprem e Court has 
1 ut i:» broad loot upon.’’ : 


lie g is la tlv e S u u iu iary . 


tee on F e d e ra l R e la tio n s; the bill to p ro ­ 
te c t .crops an d in relatio n to fences was 
re c p m m itte d . 
T h e bill to repeal Seotino 
1 5 o 6 o f th e Code so as to allow assig n ­ 
m en ts to p refe rred ereditor.s, was oruVr- 
ed to a th ird re a d in g tu -d ay . 


Qihe J u d ic ia ry co n im iiics rep o rted an 
.ex q n ip tio n tiill, w h ic h 'is ghe .Special or- 
d er-fp r M onday n e x t.— .1 j'un u fser-lS i/i. 


..-■I " : 
i*> 
....— 
.. X e g is la ^ iv e S u p a u ia ry . 


■íPfíRe H oqiie, th e re g u la r o rd e r of 
b u sin .eg s-^th e call o f th e counties for 
.new b ills apd. re so lu tio n s— w as su sp en d ­ 
e d in o rd e r to receiv e rep o rts from staii-: 
d in g com m ittees. 


T h e session o f th e day,.was mxclu.sivc- 
ly occupied in rep o rts t'ro'iii tli'e .Ju d ici­ 
a ry C om iu ittee, niost on w hich were re ­ 
p o rted 
backitp. .^'he Ilo u se adrersu.'y, & 
th e rep o rts su stain q d . \A t tiie .jiiu e oí 
a d jo u rn m en t, th e bill 
to reg u late 
the 
sale o f real estate w asT .iider-diseus-ion, 
.whioh w ill bo resuiired ..to-idiiy. 
T he 
b ill p ro y jd es (,haf..iu) sale p f real estatd 
.¡under q x eq u lio irsiiall be valid u n less it 
b rin g s a t least Ihrce-f(iurili.s o f its ap- 
j p raised v alu e. 
F a ilin g tp 
bring this 
jiiiu ch . th e .Slier,Ilf.,is 'ruquirc.d: to y -u ik e 
.ie.turn aeco rd iiigly, ■ w hen t,weive m oiitlis 
u n u st in terv en e before tiop lipr sale. 
T lie,.S pnatc w as cliielly engagpd in 
th e di.squ.ssion ,ón d ie b id to 'cslab iisli a 
qqi^vep.iipnal rate o f iuterei.-t, wliieli was 
th e m p -t in ip iirtan i .niut'.ei 
u p . 
liills 
w ere in tro d u ced to am end ih.e N ew O r- 
leanspi.nd C liatianoogxi 
a p t,'to add 
add:-jp.ntil.sections; 
to organ ze anntiier 
C liy ic e ry i'i.yisioii; to approve th e con- 
fipjidatiori of th e D alton '.a ,i'.d 
Ja e k sm i 
viilu .Kail R oad, & e.— .■(d6-u/-i/,s-cr 10//t. 


.The .l .e ^ i s l a t u r e . 


T h e .ippst .in ip u rtan t inoasuro-.'onforn 
th e S en ate .ye.',tefday, w as a ic.soliilii)ii 
lo o k in g to S ta te aid to M anufactur.j.-; in 
A la b a m a 
'I ha reso lu tio n , ii.s iidu|i cd, 
in stn u -ts-tlu j e u iiiid n o t on in i-n u il Iin- 
provoiiiciit.s to in q u ire in to tbo'c..v| eoi-, 
cn cy o f iiiR irding S ta le aid l.u 
co.i ]iii- 
iiies t i n t are now , , or m ay lii.-rqaltei- be 
j en g ag ed in th e m anufae-uro o f e o fo ti, 
I wool an d iroH, in th isg j..a te , and 'epoi-t 
j a t an early d ay . 
I t is to be liopud th a t 
I tlie able an d e.-,p- rienecd.(.loii;iiiitti?a 
'■which thi.s rr.soiittinn 
of 
(,’nl. 
I’c.well 
has been n-l'eirod, will g iv c .it,th a t se ri­ 
ous, 
lil'c n d , 
and 
wise 
ci)i;.sidei'ti ■ ion 
w hich th e iniport.ant niea.snro dcm and.s. 
'I 0 e n su re the fn tin c prn.spm-itv of .\ia - 
b am a, it i.s ab .-o 'trely necessary tim ttlie 
|L "g isl.i'iire slinulil adopt som e wis'-, safe 
and! liberal system of iM iinu'aeturc.-' and 
■Inteirrnt: hniprovem eiit.s. 
and we 
bave 
;i;tth ‘ d o u b t b u t w hat ti law of this clm r- 
i'Ot; r wi 1 
1)0 
pa.-;sed before ailj'iu rn - 
m e u t 
J /iii/ '¿ Ih . 


iM 
n li rL 'l.)— .-\t the .rc.-idcfiee n f the 
; b iid e ’s father, on the ¿ 4 t|i in-;-! , hv -K 
■T ,Rcr.-’l.-.\V.\i. .M .lU 'iv .a n d > f is íÉ i.i- 
,J.\ 4k-(.un;.!'- 
-'li'i o: Ik. hpup coMiity.: 
i ’.dia. 


I 
ilA D 'LK C iTlC - ^ -O C IK T V — A t a ,:.> 
; cent ipeotipg o t i ins society the subsari 
j bing committee was appointed tr> niahe 
known tin t ibe so.ci(;ty^s'ari-.l.-; g eatly in 


need ‘if :i gpoi! lib ra ry, and being iiiia- 
I ,ble-,to.purulia.-iO.i.ine, .¡utsseil a re.s Intion 
I jpqoii-in'j each 
um iiiijor to contribute 
I nn'e or more vohiine-;, 
wliieb resolution 
I is ,now being complie-l with. 
I 
;f;hc coniiio ttce i.-' yeque.sted’ aV.stv fn 
I stabo, iihat a d(in.-ilion o f this k in d , iiunlc 
j by.puy’ o f the i-ili-s ms td’ th is com inii- 
,:d-;y Ipdil.be tlm nkl'ully received. 
It. i.s 
' htipiqi,i!;i:.y .w-11 fav o ''-tb c iii-tiiu t ou by 
sueli e-m titibnlions 
AH .who .-ubc ,d's| p.s'-d ,*p ,cnr-tritinle 
w ill please .piaoo-tlie v.ilpipgs, y.ith ,'.lu;ir t 
nam es,in t ie h a n ils o fll n 
A . W oods, 
or .Mr. .John IM 
t'ah lw ell. I, br.-iriari. 
.I-VO 
RO W I,.\.NM > , 
,r. M . C A L D W la l. I; , 
E . Ü . M e C t.E L E N , 


l a O 
O 
k , 


H 
e 
r e 
! 


•'^Pli.LS is th ft.^ cco .p d C a ll. 
Will 
^ 
you, G a n 
y o u , 
disregard iff 
Come then, and make payment aloncc 
Jhc.se NEW DER.TS, must be paid 
promptly. 
Respectfully, 
i 
E. L. W 001>W ARD. 
-January I'Jdi., 18t)7. 


N 0 -T I C E . 


i T ) b f '8 0 \ S holiling Ooiintv Cliiiiiis up to 
JL> 
b e . gia ill till! year ifjiia will >,e iiaid 
n,'Uii liriiCiUatiiorti) the iiiiclci-=i'''úii*a' 
‘ 
b. W. C.ONNO.V; Co. Tr. 
•bin. If), 1R(¡7 . 
’ 


In the Scntite cominUteea were ap­ 
pointed' to apportion the State into Sen­ 
atorial districts, and to investigate the 
condition of the State oiEocs et the Gap.- 
itol 
On the calluf.districts, bil's were 
ititi-oduoed .to incorporate the .Meuipliis 
and Elytoti Road ; to enlarge the powers 
of Chancollors in case.s of extraordinary 
process. 
.. ' • - 
■ 
. 
'Ihe IIouso' riíé'olu'tioh extending the 
session beyond the,, prescribed time was 
conoured in. 
,' 
,V', 
III the House áfvariety of bills were 
introduced on thb'/hail of the counties, 
many being', ófia; special. cRaraoter. —• 
Among others, bills were referred, oth 
erwise disposed ' ofy, to define the duties 
pf Judges of'Probate and. Justices, in 
eases of vagrancy ; to- authoriire Hens on 
hmnesteads and othér 'property ; to sub- 
^'titute 1868 :inilieu;; of -18(>7 in Section 
‘14, of the'Reveoáe.Law; toameud Sec­ 
tion 9 of that,law;';to ,aid and encourage 
agriculture/in-. Alabama; several bills 
iutroduced in the early part of the ses 
Bion were taken-uprasispeoial orders in­ 
cluding the joint' memorial to Congress 
to cstablisji' a 'up^fprnU 
.pf bank­ 
ruptcy, which was" foferted to- Coinmit- 


A |y8C,i;if.'6;S6Si 
To Young Men. 


Just ^aiiL,ishnt¡ in a Sctileil Kiwdojic. 
Price 


six cents. 
I-lCaTUm-i (111 l,|ie -Nratiirc. 
^^«¿¿i;!^T ru;ii.ii!fiit, iiii'l lUui-ii-'iil Om'O ill' 
.^pi‘iri'.!.-i,ie! i-!ia*a.01-.'-i'-iiiimil wi-üU- 
lu-ss, ITiviiluiinn'.'' Kim'.-i.'iiiii.s, .'ii-xmil Un-aibil- 
ily, lUiil- 1 iiiiiutliiiiu i.ls Iu -tliiyi-iiige yci-.y;-all,v. 
N'ui-vmism-.-;». ituii.-iiU'idimi. l-.nili.pii. 
l-ils¡ 
.llelital mitl l’ii,v,aiv.-il 
Iii.-.-iiali-ji.', 
n-siitUii.e 
‘'rom »'jll'-iiliil.«;, liv.— ll.v lUlltl-.ltr .J. t .b I-- 
V K ItU 'fl.b, .M. U., .\utliui- ul 
the ‘ .üruu'.i 
I’yok, ■''iu 
' 'Thu wiirhl-i-uiiiiwiiuil riillim-, in iliis iiilim- 
riililu l.ueliiru, cleiu-|.v pi-o.vy.i fruni bi.-;u.wii e.x- 
puriuin-e th;il Ihu iiwl'iil ,<ni;i..-o!iiiynru» of jcll- 
iiliiisu iim.y’ lie'uirueliiiili.-i- ' ruimiruil w.iiliuiil 
.lU-diuiiiu. 'aiul wiilioii.t iliiiigi-l-uiis .-ii:-i;i(-al o|i- 
uniliuiis. Iioiigius. iiisirniiiunt.s. riiigi, or vor- 
ili.il.s, piiiiiiiiii:- m il a iiiuiU- of ciiru at unci-cui-- 
tiiiii'aiKi i-ff vmol, ll.v wlviyh, uvci-y .-iiiirL-i-rr. 
iiu iii-itlur wlnit till uoiidiiiuii iiui.v he, luay 
euri-'liiiii.wlf chuaiil.v, |ii-ivnii;l.v, iiint railiual.ly. 
T h is L e c tu re w ill pyo.vc 4 i;» o n tp 
tho iisuiK ls lin il ’tiiopNaiicls. 
" .Sent iinilrl-su.il, in'n'l.il dii i-iivuIo|iu, to niiy 
¡i,Mc‘Js~,'/ny.,t/,niJ uii i-é'u¡|i.l.(.ü' ,si.x cuois, or 
t\vo pü-sl 
i[i’> .(.'ulverwi'il .s 
Gu'nlt;,’' piiou 'J5‘ cc,iil.s. 
Aildrc'ftf 
the [Hibliijhers, 
c h . t s . J, 0 . KI-l.N’K i CO. 
J. 2 7 B o w e r y , j i . Y . P. U,- be.x -l.DSt;. 


F 
a 
i 
r 
Á ' o t i c e 
I p those who are iiu’.uliU-rl to ns. Ho i.ot 
u 1:111 forw ard lUiH make, .sjii'eial nr- 
r iic-cinents hy pn' ni eiit or iiiliurwise by llip 
'1st of .Marcli nc.xl, w-u will he conipullud to 
place tln-irX o'csand .-\cuouiit3 iu the hands 
0 ,'unolliuur hn.'_^uoOumium 


Jan . 12, 1 S 6 7 ^ ^ __________________ 


W i n 
Bj- € A 1 A . 


■ .■ A -'T T C P .N S ” Ü T L -V i7 7 . 
G a d sd e n A la b a m a . 


Haviit"- practiced for Tweiity-fiye .yuiira in 
Chci-okuu luid, siii-ruuudiiig uountius, will uon- 
tiniie his profe-ssioa iu liainu, Lalliouu, St. 
Chiir, Dc Kalb and Churokue COUP ties. ■ 
UEPUltENUES. 
Gov. B. W 
Patton, 't jiontoom erv. 
C J . A. J. W alker. 
. / 
* 
Judae 1*. J . 
Relina; G ., S. UalHcn 
Esq., Talladega; Col. Nick Davis, Himtsvdle; 
Mai. \Vm. Clare, Naslivillc; Capl. t\ m. Hen­ 
drix, Metnphis; B. Henderson, ChatUmooga; 
r . K. Bell, liouinville Kcntncky. ^ 


lO d L U ü iÚ /iV L (jOJbiiEGE. 


e.vuri-jses.of tlus.r.qw, usefpl, 
“ '“ f ,i‘:'iliortnnl iii.stiiiui'on will eu'iii- 
. . . 
, . . 
-- eu.iu- 
iiii-m.-uon the liist .Uoml,iy ill .March'.' 
s s s a r 
IS117, provided'as iiiaiiy'...s Uai stii- 
dniils are ti'ilained in lime to make 
llie nuco.s.sai-y iircparaliim;, tliouyh Iweiity or 
iiiore are liesifed 10 eóinplele ilie .Scliuul.' 
1 lie cmiise pt iiistnielion will eiiihrace 
Peniiiaiiship—liook-keeping, double and sin. 
gin eiiU-y—a pi-rfccl cmir.te | .-truhnietie, in­ 
cluding all comnieveiaV-Eipculatioiis—l.eelures 
uii l.toiiiii'.ei-eiat'taiw;. &c. 
Vuiii-g.pien and .vqullis.dysij-.ip.g . to iiUciid 
the frsl and opening'sc.ssio'ii,‘will plei'isf ad- 
vi.-'Ome very .-0011 in person, or..if resiitiiig at 
a di.stiiiice. liy lellei-. _Tlwv 'y.d'U have ample 
lime to make iill necessarv ini-ungenieiii.s tu 
come. 
.Any wiio may desire to lioard llieiii- 
Ei-.fyei ('uiili.i duulitless get n room , or ruoms- 
here .vfi-y.-juy,-/ 
Those w lii cater at llis pniiiiiciiceincnt of 
tlie si-;:si(i|i. will-stafid a fair chance to grndn 
ate nl it.s close; and if tliey do. I am .sali.-lied 
they win nflerwanls I'eel liiat they ivc.nhi not 
have iniised it for liyc luiiuired Hollars or 
more; 'for then; i.s no Hiniht tliat it •.v'vnid eiia- 
lil-.. I'-em to.(.iJuiaiand a salnry of i'roni Sl.Ouo 
t(i^.i,-iidO the lirst year. 
t.Uie object is to fit 
lliein for the nii-esl, easie.n and liesi paying 
. .si liinli.ms ill tlie catalogue of bniir.e.:si 
Knowing as I do. il,.; imporlaiu.-e and good 
results of eiicli an iii.stitirlion, I lo-gue tin! 
i¡nestiiin nitd urge it iiiy.-eii: 'u,.,f a.'une for a 
'.s:-|i,i.,)l, or for tly 
ivhieli \viil result to 
•li-Ne who ntJf,:,i ll'ie lilist se'tsirii, but to 
found niid f.stabii,sh the li..stiliitlon; .-o tiint it 
mii.v be permanent. .,nd eontirnaliy im-rea.se 
in |iu|inbu-ily and Ui-.fulncs-: iu ihose attend­ 
ing in nftei- years. 
Duie v i'et the little .sum of 
liftr i!:--!!ti".s deter .y."ii, ar ypti can imike Ihea-. 
timmit m'oue moilth or ¡eui,' ¿I'ter liie .!:e».sioii- 
euds. if y oil stel-: a sitamtiniv. 
.Senior or ti'raduncing t'iiiss, per 
se.'sion of r, moullie, ...... ■.....................S ;'0 OO 
.Inuiii'or cinss j.er .se.-.sioii of ó-mo's 
-10 UO 
. S e n i o r o r ( t r a d . l a l i i i g e l a s s , 0 ,1 iiiu’a 
(,,, 
J iiuiur chies, 'C.j moiiiiis, ................... -g;7 00 
...I.'l. 
Prmcljntl. 
.fai.-k.soiiville, Jan. ly, l.-jiiy. 


■'gi 
Hi w 
P i a n o s for the People.! 
-4fiO B roííU iíí tit.,-?!, y . 


\Vd wohI'I call the lUtcmidu of ilio j'UbHu 
:ui‘l i[u' tiisUc to our GÍG^^;uit 
iiculc I'iaiius 
iu lIiv loiluwiti- .síylcs: 
»'5TV!J-s a , 7 ':gUi,vu I'rOT't larce round 
conu'iR’, ;j!a'iu ca-'i*. •.’•ithcT i»cla;joii or 
Itv.r. 
bi’ud iuonlil- 
> 
on i . i i i . i } ; 
............................S'lñU 
.•<'rVl.K -iv, 7 o«’U|Vf, samo .-..s siylo A, 
,yvii)i Mji’i'! liiino inoiiiiiinn; on plintli. 
kvSGLiui lyre................. ...............§."*00 
.STVI.K C, 7 otU;ive, rru a l corners l;U'j;e 
ronnd, serjieruine i'olioin, inuuIdiiijiS 
.SMiu! as on 
le Ik uarviil Ivreand 
(Usk, I'.iney I’lirved le¿iS.............................S.'j’O 
S ‘l \ LÜ D, 7 o ) \ve. ^Fuijr liirue KjuiuI 


<’oi’u e : s . 
i i i i M k i i Fae.!:. 
oil 
rim and [liinlh .«■•GrjieiiliJK* I'otlorn.car- 
v((l lyre and dc.-íUyeleuunl larvcd 


T!ie.id‘oyf'ivyi?:? nre all 
iif elopant 
IJoSewood 
and’ have Itie fnll iron iValiie, 
h'nnjeli aelioii.'harj; peil-i!, hcveled top. jvnry 
key.s and key M'onty..a;rtl e.xeeeil in ovei^tn.iri;:- 
ha'.', neto-ly ul! 
Tj .Ueiave I’iaims y.iow 
I'einnia'Tured. 
'riiey *are inadu .yf ,lhc. h(st 
tn.itÍTÍ.'ils. and id)’ iiidsh. flnratdiiiy^ piuiiy 
and s\vei*tne.<s of.Iuiie, cannul .Le .r.iirpassOil, 
We ir.viie ilic aUi'niion of tin' pnlilic. ofdo.tl- 
ers Jiad the profe-'.¿ion, 1«» a rrilicale.Kaniiuii- 
lion of I'ne du.trits of our.i’ianus. 
I>y avoidin'.; the 
npoH GO.'tly fajUories and e,\)ieiisive Wiire- 
i’t;i>in.' 
llieeily. >ve are enahleil to oiler ihese 
I’iano.'iat pro es whieii liel'y iunipel it ion. and 
inviie all lo call ami í’Yumiue iliein laduie 
pnrvhasiii;! elsewhere. 
I’arlies i>td«rinu froia 
a disuincc can reiy n[Mm recidvinu' ilicir I'ian- 
(I.s piuinptiyj ami no confusinu can arise as, 
,;he styles are su dislinclly desij^inUed .by U,R* 
léilcrs A 1) 0 i>. 
•riie four styles desuriheo al»ove, .embody 
ali the es eiuiid chanueri iu exU-riur tiuish of 
easeirj wbicli are i)y ina.ny inanuf.icTurers run 
n]/lu dh and 2D patti i’ñ. 
a iu .sic 
lJcjvn.ittii\£.,ivi. 
We wini'd reEiieclfnllycr.il the iittenlioii lo 
Choir l.eadcrs nnd .'-‘ingitig .Samol Te.-iclier.-i 
to i.ui- e.slablislimeiil, wii.ci:--! all kinds ot 
Church Mii.sic. Glee and .Anthem Iliiuks can 
be ubt.-iiiud (111 Ihe niosl favorable Icrm.s. 
The long e.viiinii.-nee of uiir .Mr. I’KitKiNs in 
.Musi'-al 
Convcnlitm.s, 
(.diuii'.E. the Conrt-rl 
Ituum niid t(uit,i,i.t-.■jcliool, enalilc.s him to 
give ndvii.-e and ■uiformaiiiiii-on all ]miÍiii.s of 
ma.-ical inlcjcrt a.s to tlie.a'éiectioii of ¡ loper 
wui-k of ini.trnrliiiii, fonmiliun of lamsical 
áchuol.s—in-i,>gfei'5 ia tiiu.s'ica-l .sliidie.samrnems 
of gcneral'itil'ei:e.-?t to coiapPiCrs, leaüei' teaeli- 
ers and Eliidcnts. 
.‘■theet Mn.sie fiiriiislicd on the usual terms 
with prmaiitne.so and disimtch. 
'ijuunlry ordur.s .solicited—and sclcclion.s 
tii.-ule for ptipiU, teacher.s, cunccrl.t, 4c., &c.. 


NOW READY, 
T he Nc,w Stm dny Sc.iioo.I Einging Book, 
“ T U i : GOLD.ia.X I»KOM.lt>E.V 
BY -T. E . -rEIiJCIKS. 
Author of .Siici-cd Kule, Snndny .Sdiool Ba-nr 
tier. Oriental Glee Book, iValui King 
ÍCÍ-.., &c., ke. 
H'e .will send it s]ieciiiicn enpy, imst pnid, 
lo nny nddre.ss. on receiiit t,f twenty rents. 
The iii-iceof ‘-'fn-r; Go!,m;.v ITiouisi-;” is as lul- 
ows, 
iSiiigle eopic.s, in pn- 
per covers 
SO.30 
ijy the 100 iu-doJo.OO 


Ü ' 0 ' I I Í I 


‘ d v o r t i s e i t i o n l s . 


H A R D Y V A R E , 


I r o n , T i n w a r e 
ARO 
AGRIGUJ-TUUAL 1MPLEME.NT.S 
M.OSES & CO., 
m n iL P . ALA., 
niituo large Im.uorter.n of every 
thing ii]ipertaining to the trade 
a re eiudded to..otfer IpdiicenK nU, 
comiinring favorably with'New Üricnas. 
Befar to Col. B. I>. Ky'e. diov. ."5—Pan. 


II i iifUXTiiAL— 
Eiiuett—J w liun.vrHAL 


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x 
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b 
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n 
u 
c 
s 
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& , t o . 


IM PO R TER S OF 


B. F. .'BDES, 
Se’.imi. 
A, tv . BKLL, 
.Mcbtlo. 
SIDES & BELL, 
COTTON FACTORS, 
FO RW ARBIN O AND 


(t'o m m iü S ísio il 
t¡5, 


^4 1 , . N u r l h . M 'a t e r S t r e e t , 


» iI© iB a iL S , ñ L A . 


.(Jf'íl~Consigmaoi.j3 of Country ■produce so­ 
licited. 
Ooud.s cousignyd lo 4)pr.. e/ii-e¡ I'or- 
warded with disiinU-h. 
W e promisu. .strict 
attention to any .h-asitiy-iS entrusud to uar 
care. 


A. ouRav, 
J. H. AU.SSfAVUn, 
é'iimo 
J. A. < lld lY & CO. 


A «D 


C e n t r a l t V a r e h o u s e B n l l d i n g , 
W A T E B STUEKT, 


^11 


KErLllF.NCK.S. 


Gi:n. W .m. !1, I-'(jii.vKY, Jackiuuvilh.-, Ala. 
Cáii.. .1. A-. S-ruRV, Tal ladega, .A¿a, 
. ij.VK. Jcíl.v. % Itíifj.i.v, .Sclma, .Il.a. 


' 
t n o . r ü c . 


cAÍ^. 
o¿i'T' O'Vr-tef, 


Nov. 3,. ISCC:—3m. 


s. J. MUneitY. 
,M., tí. .ncu.süN-. 


. j . i f i u n m 
i r A ' 
(I-’ornicrly W \Y. A ld.EN ,t CC.) 
C O T T Ó N r.A C T O U -S 
G K N E R A L 


; C o H H K L s s \ o i i J l e r c l u i u l s , 


. M O B I L l i . g l L . l . 
Il.wt.vo liecn nss-oriated in Ijusim-ss witli 
these geniiemen tur many ,\car.-;, I elmerl'ully 
recummciid them tu lite pali-utia.:c of mv 
friend.s. 
W . W. ALLE-N. ‘ 
Nuv. :t, .irco.—3;o. 


a 
E r f l Í A 
M 
E ^ 


t Q 
p n. í ' A S X- o R 
A>'U 
ca:M :uAT- 


C í j l V d l ü í S S l O M l \ ^ E R C H A N T , 
,\'o. 10 
a, 
Nc. 10 
Xorlh Cuuniieree 
NuriU Frunt 
[n* ST.\!K4 "j 


XoV.n. ISOÜ—‘All 
X 
^ 
r m o o ü L 


G 
r o c e r s 


S O A ? M A I í U T A C T U i l E I l S , 


.INI) II|:.\!.M>.S tu 


rf.'-o 
s,a « ií;í5 i.ía s , 
^ í i í í ^íC<:*> u tu i 
ICitberu and Western 
Produce- 


¿ji ir¡i U íí'-Jii i¡ 


/I d v c r t iscm en ti:. 
••«■RaKWBTO^KrrHawíwrRnoara» 


V*'- T . 
A; d’fl». 


tiviK tiu.suic 
.Hci-t'.üjum,»-! 


/,-AlfL- d e a l e r s i n 


■ í'o r fls ^ it tiu ft. ¡ f o m r n t i c 
WINES AND LiaUDPS,. 
W ater -Strceí No. e,, 
^esn. 


.ClIlU.lf Wg.tVEli, 
.Selimi, Ala. 
J. u. Ki-rciikN 
New Urlcaii», La. 


\Ve liivve good Brick Warehouses con-sinnt 
ly under guard for tlie stonige of Cotton and 
i i.itlier pruitiuo consigned lo us. 
i 
--------------------- 
■ JOS. H.iKtnr. 
J. a. nuinason. 
i 
HAEDIE & ROBINSON. 


— AND— 
C O u n i I S S 1 0 . \ .111 '.K C H A N T S . 


22 ¿t 2 r» llU<'AI> hsT. (L P STAlUs,) 


m W I A , A L A . 
\Vf nv'^i.K'clfulIy 
in\iti' cunslpniuRiiW nl* 
Foltun, Fiuiir or ullivr pruDiiCo intMulvU for 
.'ivh* hi (mr umrkul. ur lor shijniiciil to .M*ibiln, 
Now Urh'iins or New Vork, upon wlhih 
.ii'U prvpiirvil to lUbike libvrnl cii.'^h iui\»iüccs. 
i.‘4o to furnish. Llug};in^’ uiiU Uopy or iron 
Til.^4. 
Uur uU\ frivmls will fhui,us.ready to serve 
tlicfn htltlifully. cniciuntly «ucl horscslly. 


JJ A J U ) I I C tj- R O J l i X . ^ ' o y , 
'l'.\ ¿¿ 2r* liroiul Sln.Tt 


.St.L-rt.V, 
a\ L A . 
Sc{)l lC.'-.--tm 


j Y V S L V V E K Sc 
k 
e t q 
3 ? ^ e : . \ , 
i S j H i d i c r j , j .U i U 'i i o s s , 
& c . 
GR3GPS 
ASl> 
G K M M l A I. 


zc /ia /i(o , 


WATKlt STItUK-r-SEILiViA, AL-A. 


Have coEtrc) of n ROid hrifk W.'trfl.M -j..’/?. 
roHíiluntly unil'T u'Uju’iI. for i 1m¡sU'1»i”c of 
h'olton and ulljir I’roil'D'C. 


. : . i C T s s 
c o . 


CiMit-.nti. C it y .T iisu ra n e e B u ild in , 


A L IY . 
.MANCl-ACTL'BEILS A DEAl.EB.S IN 
SADDLES, 
& c„ 


Ihi.sl’KurFCM.V call lljG ;i:ifHtion ofa!) jnjr 
cha.'cr.' to tb.cir lariji.* stock, coinjirisiri}; the 
. 1.)-'t a.'soi tiiit-ni i'wv ulVcrtjd in this uiarkoi. 


— No. ir>— 
, 
— No. ID— ^ 
Souih Wuiur 
Houth l-’oniriu-rGu Sts. 


j 
'NfiV.-2, 18(5:7.,-r*3ni. 
ALA. 


! \7:,f K. M.XUTIK, 
V.'.vn’Eli'i, 
1 
.Mt.i-ile. Ala. 
CliO'rL;y,v i;o. Ahi. 
F vr'hfttf liou'ittv'K M'ivtin ,j’ Co. 


Sr\.M 
C o W l . V . 
M.D ha. Ala. 


F 
u 
t Iii o f 7 i /r/íí’í. Il-iyiic.^ .F 6-*‘. 


Ü I A Í Í T ! ^ , Í M í W n 
i t ) . 
\vn.)i>i:.'.\i,K .\Ni> nuTAti. 
GROCERS, 


No. 31 Cuiumtrcv and 8ii. .Mi'-lmtd .'Sin-ft.u, 
3 IO B IL K , A lii. 
Nov. 
It'C.i;.—Dm. 


y 'f f Libtjral adv;iiiGG.s imob.* on (,'oLLon for 1 
.-l-VojOatY; Gon.'tantly rcreiviue uvw udililions. 
Isliipmi-iiT or T’jah!. 
thu.» 1*1*055.;^' Mial wc Ivave nolhiuy untrivd 
tu ph-a-v» the f*uc\ of till. 
:i$ M V rU , M O T E S d* C p . 
Mcitj 2D. IHC.D 


M- MNp'i:. 
.DKO It. tT.UOU.'rtuN. 
LDND-ÍE & CO., 
Ísi;uci:íí()i:.s to w. v. i.i,-niiie.) 


COTTON FAC.TORS AN D G E N E R A L 


•7>4.?,v »n'.i-HC-7i .f.-nft, ic/itt n ¿o , 


O ih , Wiud.nc ( iU s s , C ijn rs 7\, U c c o ,, 4'c. 
oVFICibUBO-AD STB E E Í; S K L.M A , 
A L A 


No. ID, UuoAü S trk rt. 
Special.aliRMtitoi given toAlie Balc.unt ship- 
incrii, ofifollon, on. which we will pay frci>;lit, 
clnir^cs, a:id.¿i(íV“iuK‘ Tuv':. 


Orders for vU5 fpttrcRRSR or' Oroceriw anti 
other arii«:lcs pn.n]i))tly filmih when m.roin- 
p.inictl nil);- iho Cash or Cifv Acceptance. 


U'i/0/..'.W.lI.VD ¡UÍTAIL 
I 


D E A L E R IN 
j 
ans as, .in:!»ici..rKS, 
■ 
Pjtcnt Medicines, Perfumery. ! 


f m 
f i l 
j p i x i S ’a’si.s I 


Sing-0 eopic.l in buavd 
covers................. Si). 35 
By the too in duhO.OO 
S t a ll’s U iir iv t illc d P ia n o P o lish . 
Just iutroriiiecd, and tdeng acjoiiled b.v nil 
lending hiinses in Ihe imintifnetnre ui' Biaims, 
Organa. Billiard Tallies,^ fnruilure,'&e., &c. 
Every one who has a I’iano .should have a 
bottle of tbis i’od.sh. 
Send for Circular^, & 
we will give full iiarlieiiiars and citreeliuiis. 
Applieiitiuits lor Territory and Ageneic-s re­ 
ceived by BROWN k P E R K IN S , Geufnd A- 
geitis for the United States, 420 Uiootnc St. 
N. Y. 
^aSv.Vs ninny persons in the-ennntry want 
a single bottle-and «s tbe article cannot be 
seiiniy- ntaii where Clubs are made, up, and 
one or more dozen ordered, (with tlie money) 
we will forward by express (charges ir.iid) for 
j e p v r d o w m ^ ^ ^ * P E R K I N S , 


OEK'u AOENTS for the DNITED STiTRfl. 
4 3 0 a r o o n t e S t r f f t , ,V , 5 . 
Dec. 8, 1.806. 
’ r- 


:? . G >; '3, A. N. IÍ A N ,- 


i i s i s s i o n # 
r r r l i a j s t 


.Y.M' (íK.VRRR IN' 
Southern & Western Produce. 


—No- II — 
S ontli 'VVatei- .Street, 
M O B IL E . 


liealeis' Order.-; i'.ir’.ieularly alien.led tu- 
.N'ov.-.i, i.SuU.—3m. 


it IIOY im;;v i:i:. )_ 
/ dt-'un ■- noiT'sa. 
'tiiui.ueuut.il 
) 
c. .\. ii.iniii.i. 
L. ESEW SR & CO. 
G e n e r a l Co,iii«iis.sioii W e rtlia u fs- 
For iho ¿iilc of 


C O T T O N & G .O U N 'I'llY rR O P U ,C .U - 


A.\ l > .UK.'VLliiiS I N 
Northern & Western Goods,, 
No. 5-;., Coiuei- c.-immei-ee k St. Luui., .Sti., 
M O BILv;, a LA . 


'Order.s will be proniptly attcmded tü'líívt 
Nov. 3, ISd'j.—3m. 


w, e a--. , 
» 
* 
t' i‘ ■ ‘ 
‘i' ,»' , 
. ci ¡i rt. .»ii <C .'*1 
Nov. 3, 1 HDD.—Dm 


GROCER 
A Kb 
GENEUAIi 
. 
C031MISSÍ0ÍÍ M KRC IIANT, 


W .I T F T ? ' S T B S E F ? /, 


Oppn-'’ih* tiic Ch'C lit.'Us. 
¿'I’.LMA, A L/..! 


iMi! cnniicclcd willi this iinn.Vj iindj' 
Will !it ail liiiRd i'C pivas-'ii to .see my old> 
fricnd.s aial eu&lumer.s and nmew their trade. 
T. W .^TRK K T. 


R E F Iid lh V C E S : 


M. J. A. Keith 
Oo., .Sclimi, Ain., 
(h;n. 
J . (•. L. IIney. TalladeiJja, Ah;.; J . W. Lap-^ 
Ji-y. Hehna. A li.: 
A. ÁI. (Jnodtvin. 
txhiG AVwVlUt‘r:.y,*.‘y nnliKs. Aipliie, 
Ja.; Ji/fm 
eA'W 'iuiiuii tV i.’o.. Molohf, .i!a.: Ht-n. 'f. A. 
Walker, tj.:i.eksonvi!le, Ala.: Jurey .f Jlarr!.-*, 
New (»LÍRt;:á. La.; K. C. Hammn, .Mi.nO'mn. 
02y..;Vht, 
Jan. 27, 180 . 


yr.«:T. 
. 
K. .tiinviv 


w. r;, imiv’-nr, 
R. II cunswEr.L. 


nUYETT & tiiOj^WELL 


iU H 'c iv iiu ] lin t! , |o v i n i v i U u g 


cOvg, 2 .'IH P .w H íl-'T T m , ' S ' F l 


u n .v n o F o iT - y - i i v i i . t r f , 


July l‘i, thDD.—Dni. 


T. H. IlOSSEU. 
yj. M. .ilOilRV 


\Vm. l . b a k f r , j 
.Modilk. 
( 
J> '0. C. GKAIIA.M 


N 
f.r .m 
a . 
33AÍÍER, G.RAHAM & CO. 
Suocessui'.s to iJ u k e r , L n iv le r Sc. Co. 
an d B a k e r , R o b b ia s Ac Co. 


C O T T O Í í 
F A C T D J l i i 


Jftrv.iuvui.is, 


M O P I L E , A L A . 
We h.TTC 'iei-tired Ihe service.^ uf Mu. B. I’. 
lUh-ER and .Mil. Guo. SfAUun.w, mid imn- 
nectcd with onr bn.sincHB /A'iti'iumy fuia io^r- 
loan/óiy Gooih. 
llnviiig every larility tur 
Shi limen I.S and Stoi-.-ige. we a r e pu-pnrrd to 
oll'vr iiiilm-ement.s lo .Shiiipcr.s to oonsign their 
u-oods lo onr care, nnd in-omise failliful nllcii- 
lion In all eomngnineiits. 
VYe are ngeiils loi 


no .Bonu. 
am , & CO. 


Feb. 10, 1866.— 6m._________________ 


JACK P. UIClIMIOf’ON, 
CIIA.'i. E.PTKWART. 
Mobile. 
SumUiV Co, A l:t.. 
J.F.CUSACK, 
Mobile. 
JACKP RICHARDSON (Ss CO. 


(Su(;ces.sors to niCH.YitDS0N *V IIamii.to^,) 
GENERAL GROCERS 
— AND— 
C0,\IM1SS1ÜN M ER C HAN TS. 
C o rner 'W ater an d St. M ichael Stroeto, 
‘T iS B S S z E , 
A t s A . 


&c i? 0 ^ R E V , 


W lioLESA I.E and ,B;ETAIL 


G i ? . o c i ' ; R s 


.\N0 
3.&í:m :k.íí^ 


.C ,< H n in issiü .!i IM c r e l i a i f t .8, 


BltOAD' .STKKI-T, 
SELMA, ALA. 


.\S C iits io j -.lVie S a le o,f 3t>.c.stera P ro - 


Yfill keep conslantiy.üii'tia.Vid'G.P.ry'-, Biir.nn, 
Fluiir, .Sugar, Coli'ce',' ■Molassist.airtl all arii- 
rh s u.uu'.lly ki-|.l in a -r.ir.-'t L’hiss Grocery t-s- 
laldi.'limcn’l, uldch we nell upon the mostac- 
euimiiodatiiig Ici-m-;. 
.Nov. 3, 1.566.—6m. 


DRY GOODS, 


S i ’u t t c m c u ’.a 
d ' h u h i n i ) , 


ISO O T .S., 


U liO A D .sricP P 'P , 
y/-.7..V.l, .'lA .l 


A r c S E p c p ív í m í ,’- d a i l y Ii-g b m 
A 'e i v V o B 'k l a r g e a t i t S i i i u i i N 
^ 
f V i i i f e r i i i o o t l t x . 


W. r. HHU*. 


Á S S A S íS t tV A Í A A A .U s» , 


iC C X X é N X A C X -C R , 


glcvckilut, 


W i;a,iidvaiu’c IlAGGlK.C & ROí’B t«hia 
piitraii.s. 
A Jiher.il share of p.^^blic ¿)alronajgfí v* ros- 
pncifiiih' .solicited. 
U.illcR over a\pfo. WiWon ^ Co*0 Warchoudc. 
W ater Sti'üot, 
^ ELM A i A LA< 


W m. WlitTU, 
i . J. FnAKgx, 
Late of Jacksonville, 
Sumter Go. 
WHiTE & PHARES, 


C O M M ÍS 8T O N , A N D F O R tV A R D - 


IN G M K R C IT A N T S , 


'T T f E have Storage for 1600 B A L E S o f 
W 
C O T T O N in onr new 


FIRE-PROOF W AREHOUSE, 


A nd make liberal advanceaon consignm ent 


Ma. E. L. WOODWAFD of Jackaijnvil 
is out Agent, nnd all orde;s left with him fo 
ihe pnrcha-sc ncd hhipujcot of Corn, Oata 
nay, Bacoo, Trou, Snpar, Coffpc, t c . w ú 
have our prompt attiot.ion. 
April 7, :CG. 
W IÍITR k THAKES. 


S i B ^ L 8 e 


A N r> 


é f u i í i i t h í í i f í u J H c v d i a u t í , 


> V A T i:« .s 'l'u n r .T '. 


■ S S iL S lii, ñ l a J í i , 
.Spccwl attention given lo the Sale .A .Ship- 
nieiit of (JuiKin. 
I.'onsigimicni.' re»iiecifullv 
S.dii-ttel! __________________ .Sent s ici:.-, 


N. IJ .lull.viu.s-,'................. B. A. I’cii-iuo.sii 
T.vlladega. 
Selma. 


X . I). . I ( ) l l ^ S O \ & C D ., 


(.MucGOFsnrH to L. VV. Feltihonc.) 


írrOjKAC.E, K E C E IV IN G , FO K W A U P iríG 
AM> 


( f c m m i í . , c . i o u 


OjHrrin A b i.it- 'fen. R R . Uarcliourr, 


N.I3M IK. A l a B a i i i a . 


U/iViKO JuiUie.'i the N eU ', 
F i r e P ts»*f C O T T O N 
M 'A flK llO U S E , w ith­ 
in a few yards of the Depot, we arc prepared 
to Keceiv’e, Slcre. Forward, or Sell, nil eon- 
sigmni.-nt,'; will) which we may be fatored. na 
the nio.,1 favocalile terms. 
.Merclinrils ami Flanter.n -will re.'idiíi' per­ 
ceive that ve pos.-^cse nnecpi.Tll'Mi niivmitngra 
in t'ue n e' iiiiig nod siiii-tncnl of Cotton, and 
in the reci.'iving and forwHi-diug of (ioo(i.‘, 
being aide lo erouoinize in wliail'egc, dray- 
age nnd handling of Good.,. 
With IheSead- 
vanlagos, pledging our host eQoit., in the iii- 
tcrcets of onr p.Tltons, we rcflpeclfnlly solicit 
consignments. 
S e p t.-22...ly. 
N D. JOHNSON .V CO. 


NEW HOTEL- 
T F .O rP ECITGS. 


Northea.st correr Wat(:r and Landcrdalr its., 
opi^ijite Uariel, EsUriiigc k Stnrdlvau*. 
S E L M A , A L A B A M A . 
T 
h is hnur« is now open, for the reception 
of the travelling public. 
Salisfkction 
to everv one guaranteed. ■ 
tp r U ll. 
E. T .-aT U R D lT A N X 


K I . A ! \ K D E E D S , 
FOB 6AI.K .U; TH IS O FFIC S. 


y 'id 
'i 
t 
i 


3g* ^ 
33S 
2 E T 
a 


Tbe Sons of the Camp. 


J, CBIMBAN INCIDENT. 


BT BAYARD TAYLOR. 


“ Give B5 a Bong?" the Boldiers cried, 
T be outer trenches guarding, 
W hen the heated guns o f the canaps allied 
G ot w eary of bom burding. 


The dark Redan in silent scoff. 
L ay grim and threatening under; 
A n d the taw ny m ound on iheM alukoff 
No longer belched its thunder. 


There was a pause. 
The guardsm an said— 
“ We storai the forts to-m orrow ; 
Sing while we may another day 
W ill bring enough o f so rro w .” 


They lay 'lo n g the Vjattcry’s side, 
Below the sm oking can n o n — 
Brave hearts from Severn and from Clyde, 
A nd from the ban ks o f Shunnou. 


They song of love, nnd not o f fame; 
Forgot was B riton's glory ; 
Each heart recalled a different name. 
B u t all sang “ A nnie L au rie." 


Voice after voice caught up the song, 
U ntil itr leudcr passion 
Rose like an anthem , quick and strong— 
Their battlc-cve confession. 


Dear girl, her nnm ehc dated not speak. 
Y et, as the song grew louder, 
Som ething upon the soldier'.s cheek 
W ashed off tbe stains o f powder. 


Beyond the darkening ocean burned 
The nloody sunset s embers ; 
W hile tbe (Jriinesn valleys learned 
H ow English love rcmemebers- 


A nd once again a fire of hell 
Rained on the Russian q u a rte rs; 
W ith scream o f shot an d burst of shell. 
And bellowing of m ortars. 


A nd Irish N orah's eyes are dim 
F o raaiu g cr, dum b nnd g o ry ; 
A nd English Slarj'^mourns for him 
W ho sang of “ A nnie L au rie.” 


Oh I soldiers, to your honored rest, 
Your truth and valor b e arin g ; 
The bravest are the tendorcst. 
The loving are the d arin g . 


H ^ T b o 
'Wellsville, 
Oliio, 
Uniou 
says that a field of six acre.s ot corn, in 
that county, produced over two hundred 
bushels to tho acre. 
The coru is a new 
variotj, some of the cars 
nicasuritig 
twelve inches in length, and nine in cir­ 
cumference. 


A P residestul T icket.— A writer 
in the Rockville (M d) Sentinel suggests 
Gen. Grant for President and Gen. Lee 
for V ice President of the United States 
to bo ruo as the National Uuion candi­ 
dates, 


Ti'o Supreme Court says; ’’This Court 
is not tbe register of the edicts of any 
other power.” 
This is a most signiGeant 
declaration and means nothing less than 
that Congress cannot trammel or over­ 
ride the law so 
long as 
the Supreme 
Court remains one of the sovereign, co­ 
ordinate briinchfis of the 
Govornmont. 
The case of Gar/atid was that of an 
.•ittorney applying for leave to jiractiee 
his profession iu the United States Courts 
without taking the iron clad oath pro­ 
scribed by Cungre.ss 
The Court deci­ 
des that he may do so, and denies ilie 
right of Congress to impo.«e 
any 
such 
oath. 
But the Court goes furilior in 
the case ofCtítíiNífns aud 
decides iliai 
the irou-clad oath 
pro.seribed 
by 
the 
State of Missouri for 
Ministers 
of the 
Gospel as a condition precedent to exer­ 
cising their sacred 
calling, is 
uneou- 
slilutionnl and not to bo imposed 
The 
decision in liiis case affects 
us 
more 
nearly than the decision iu the fortiiov 
case. 
It goes to the root of the 
ques­ 
tion, whether a bogus State govornineiil, 
cstabli.shcd in Alabama or 
any 
other 
Southern 
State, 
may 
disfrariclii.se a 
citizen by imposition of t.'Si oa li-s and 
other cx pust fiictu proeeediiig.s. 
The 
Supremo flourt .“ay.s tl at it cai.not do .so. 
and hoiico implie.s that if a bogus .set ol 
adventurers are placed over us by the 
tyranny of ilie Iladicals, we may 
vote 
tliem all out, if wo filea.-o, and vote our 
selves in. 
It will be .seen, 
tliercforc; 
that our right to vote, and the right of a 
majority of voters to c.utiol the 
p'.liti 
cal affairs of the ,'^tate cannot he 
taken 
from us, 
'I he Supremo Coiu f .'ays it 
cannot; the l ’re.sideut says it shall not, 
Will the Legislature of 
.-Vlubama, by 
adopting the .-I.nicndiiiciU, say it inayV 
\Vc believe 
not! 
Muntjumvrn Mail. 


A la . . t T c i i n . R i v e r U a ilr o a d . 
C'd. John \ X . Lapslvy. who recenfy 
returned from the North, where lie ha.' i 
been on business, aeeompanicó by 
.'It 
. 
Breed; tbe leasee of the Alabama 
and i atimi..;t .-.iti.-t.ivtieii. 
Tennessee llivcr.s Railroad. 
addre.'Sed 
baw Cm wardeh ; 
tbe 
Chamber of Conimcrcc at Selma 
last week. 
Tie s;iy.s Mr. Broi d obtained 
pledces'of §1ÚU,0UJ per month for llic 
work of extending tbe road to 
Baltoi,: 
and that there is now no doubt that tho 
road will be Hni.shcd inside of the 
time 
— forty tnontli.s— contracted 
for 
Mr, 
Lapsley said tins was but. the 
cnterine 
wedge of grander enterprise.^ of a sinii- 
ler charaetcr emanating fiom Selma 
S ’hna J'apr.r. 


S c h o o l 
U f o t i c e . 


T he exercises of the Schoo 
under the control of the u n d er­ 
signed, will be rtsunicd Jan , 
8lh, 1?67. 
No change in tcnnE—clover im U istnous 
bovs gladly received. 
T iilllon due on the last day of the term , 
¡loe. 111. 
U. F. .S.MITIf. 


EOME 
W . 


From tho special corri spondeot of the 
N 0 . 'I'intt-.'!, at \\'a>hiogton, we learn 
that the Judiciary Commitee. to whom 
was relcrcd tlie resnlutmu of .\'r .Ash­ 
ley for tb'-impcaelimetitof the President, ; ‘J. 
have arrived at the eouc usion th d. tliere. 
i,s not .sutBcieut ground upon 
widen to 
base ¡1, hill of uiipeaelunent. 
Tbe geii 
i-ral impressiou is, that, unless some 
of 
tbe iiuiocrims smoUing committees now 
out. find betti r foundntinns for the char­ 
ges preferred, the oomniittee will drop 
the wloile 
matter. 


PHOTOGRAPHIC. 


E . R H .T . ANTHONV .t CO., 
M atm lactnrcrs of rim 'o g raiild c -M.-ileiials, 
.•uni !\...lail, 


r.ol lU'.O.lIilC.lY, .V. Y. 


A letter from Leavenworth of tbe 4th 
says from all accounts the troops so hor­ 
ribly massacred by 
Indians 
wore 
cn 
route to Fort Laramie for escort duty, 
and after marching a suffieient distance 
from Fort Phil Kearney to prevent the 
successful escape of any of the party, the 
Indians, wlio had been uotifio.d of their 


d ep .a rtu re by s.quaw s a n d sp ies a t th a t 
]„ m lditim , te 
,„ai„ l.i.slm-.ss 
p o s t, follotveu th e c o m m a n d , a n d w h ile | rnio ,m .it k iu .m ,.< ive m e llca.liinartci-.-. ter tin 
th e y w e re p eacefu lly re p o sin g from th e 
fa tig u e s o f m a rc h , su rp n .sc d tlieni 
ju s t 
b efo re d -a y lig h ta u d b u tc h e re d th e w hole 
p a rty . 
F ro m p re s e n t 
ind icatio ii.s 
th e 
m o st e x te n siv e In d ia n w a r e v e r k n o w n 
o n th is c o n tin e n t w ill be in a u g u ra te d a.s 
Boon as th e req u i.site a u io u u t o f tro o p .' 
c a n be fo rw ard ed to th e sce n e o f a ctio n . 


i i r e n t M* i s t r i b n t i o n 


nv THE 
.Vinericaii Jew elers’ Association 
Depots: H7 & 39 Nas.sau, 54, 5(5 & 
58 Liberty S t , 
NEW YO RK GITV. 


o r Roscwooil I’hiniis anil .Mcloilcons, F ine 
Uil I’aintings, K ngravings, Silver W are 
HiLij WiUelic.', Mml olegim l Jew elry, con­ 
sistin g o f Uiiinioiiil I’iii.s, 
Diiiniond 
K iiigi, (Jold Ilrneclels, C oral, Klo- 
leiitliie, .Mosaic, 
lei, l.ava, and 
Cameo had es' Eets, G old Fens, 
w ith Gold and Silver E steii- 
sioo H olders, Sleeve IJut- 
toii.s, .Sets of .Slnd.s, Ve.st 
and Neck C hains, I’laiii 
and 
Chased 
Gold 
G hains, ike., &e., 
valued at 


$ 1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 , F O il OIS'E H O L L A R . 


w h i c h 
i Ih ’V 
n p cii 
n o i [ l a y i i n l i l i t i¿- k i n j w i i 


w h .T i i.-< i l r a w n ¡iiid it.8 v u l i ip , 
'/ / / / ■ : . 1.V /•;/(■ K V i A ' 
. - i s - 
S ( K J ' / . ‘r / 7 u A ’’c;>lis v » j\ir ;xUv‘uii*»n \ d 
iV.i’t 
l i t ' i l s h i n i i ^ l h c 
a i u l U m s I |it»|!ului’ J e w ­ 


e l r y 
A s á d c i u l i o r i u i 
t h e (.’ n i l i ’ii i j t a t c ; : . 
T l t c 


I s j u k I u l u j i y . s h s hi-cii 
o m l i i c t i ’il in 


t h e 
inocil 
cjiiiiiiil 
:iimI 
l i i . i i o n n i h i c 
i n n l i n f r . 
O u r r u j t i i U y i u p r c : i > i n ^ ‘ t u u l c j s a > i i i e .iiujlimii- 


U i ' n l t l u i 
i u n 
i»S' i n i r 
j i a U u n á l u r 
i h i i u iclh»>it 
u f 
r i c h , c k ’> :u u l n u J 


C ij s l l v 
T h e 
¿’•u d fh -n 
S l u g n i i M u n 
uT 
iiiidc in Kuropc. owinj:- to the hLU’ tu-nnnn 
U nr :iml reveiil'litfiiFtron.' fimiriciiil eiiii.'f in 
M ii-l.nid, inti- I'U’ised ihu lailnro of a lai\uc 
uf .ivwuliw liuiii-e.s in iam ilon and 
I'ari?. 
lUcin to sell their j;iuul.s .vl u 
f’joal sacrilift;. In Some iii.'-lanceá Icás than laic 
third llic cot^L of nianulJtcturiiii^. 
t\ u have 
lately pnrchasifd very iai-izcly (iftluLSc líank- 
rnpl* Gotjda sil suvii e.stnrinly tow pria*;!, 
iljai we «.-an alVord to Si-inl -.tWity F iner Guod.^y ^ 
am i i:i\'c lictter i’h'«m’t’i lu dra'.v the inosl val- j 
iiahlf (irize? than any filheri.-tabii.'U n.eat du- 
{ ifej a ^iniiiar Inisinca.-T. 
OL'ií AIM hS 'I'O 
I'l.ICASK, and we resjtei'lliilly io lieit y e a r 
pairo lai^'e, as we are eoaliilenl o f giving' the 
l»uritpu' the 
jie ;r 
a utiinber nl the most val- 
iial>le j'n/.es to all part? ot' the country. 
Tiui.se wtio patronize ns w i‘l recieve the fnti 
Value of tiieir luoney. a ¿ no Jiiiicle lui oiii list 
is w orlli le.<á tlain (tue Ituliar, H‘lai!, am] 
there are no blanks. 
Farlie.s ilealinii with ii:? 
m ay d»‘peml n)»m having prom pt leiurii.s. 
am i the article draw n will t:c im tir diaudy 
Sent to any addres.s l.v return rnaii or e.\pier;: 
Tlie l«)iiowin;;*parlie.s have n te n lly drjiw n 
Valuable pi izcs’ ironi the Anieeicsiu tjewrleis* 
A*-sociali(»iu and have kindly allow ed the use 
oi' ib fir u.um>: 
d a i l i e s 
U t u j t e r . K « < p / r r e a s u r y D e - p a r t - 


l U e i U , 
W a s h i n o i u J i , 
L». 
L’., 
I ’i a n o , 
v a l u e 
$.‘{Uii; .Misá 
A i m a 
(J* 
V a le tf. 
.M ark 's ; 


j l M ;U f . 
A . 
V ’, a'^owíu^i: - M a c h i n e , 
v ji li j e .IrT.a, 
l l f i ;; 
( ¡ I I 1 . L . !a 
i i i t u s o u . t ' . .S. \ 'o L s , N a s h ­ 
v i l l e . T e n n . . r > i l v e r T e a ¿ e l . valiii.’ $ l . ’'0 : M i s s 
F m i n a H u n t e r . OH F r o n t S t . , l l u r r i j i i - u r g , I ’a . 


¿ I u i u ; i . M a e h iu e . v a l u e . ¿ á o ; L i e U t . - C o l - W’stl- 
tm* 
( 'n i t t e m b ' i i . 
Q u a r t e r m a s t e r . 
l - o i M s v il . e , 


K e n t m k , \ , i J o l t i V\ a t c h , v a l u e ."rl.Üii; W u i . 
ÍI .l i n e s . !;-í7 K i i i ^ S t . . (;i:.* :'Iejlo ii, ¿ 
C . , aS i I- 
v e r 
W a n h . v a l u e ¿.">0; A l e . x a m l e r J o h n . s u n , 


. i 
F d i l o i J/fi.sA: 0» n r 
M u - i k a n - u r , 
M i i i u • L a d i e s 
K u u m e l e d VV;U> b . v>vlue .>1 Tio; 
.'’•a i i i n e ! l . e e . 
F.'f{; 
I h a . ^ í d e u t l . i d i * r . t d o a m i 
liefl b a n k 
.M iniae, (.‘u i i i p a n , ¿ a n 
F j a m - i s v o . 


( ' u l . . . M e 'o d e o ii , v a l u e ¿ - U Ü ; 
. A a r o n S . Lon.u;, 
F.»(j , 
I ' r i m d p a l K l k ) i . - r i t . t d l e i i i a l e I n . - t l l u t e , 


F l k i u u i .V. 
D i a m o n d F m . v a l u e ¿ ’.i’JO; U . 
-M . 
e l . M u t t i j n n a e r y . . A l a . M u .-ic D o x 


v a l u e iV’'»ñ. 
ICev. 
I s « a e 
V a n l > u z e r . 
. V l h a n y , 
. \ . 
t i o i d L u u t I D i i i i. i j : S e t , 
v a l u e 
.Mi.s.s t ' i . u a l a i c u i i u e r . D L ^ v iu n . Oliii*. 
I ’l a n o - 


forU*. 
'.-.iiut,' *> 1 0 0 , 
a n d U i a m o u d F i l l , v a l u e 


C H A N C E R Y C O U R T . 39th, District, 
Northern Division of the State of 
Alabama. 


AND 
MACHINE WORKS, 
nOM £, Oa. 


t i O B t ' E S ' & 1 W ,|T G i s E E .i t l f ., 


m a n u f a o t u r e k s o f 


I lo r i z o n ta J , V e r t i c a l a n d P o r t a b l e 
S T E A M E N G IN E S , 
Fro.m on e to F iv e H u n d re d H o rse P o w e r 
L o c o m o tiv e , F l u e , T u b u l a r & C y l­ 
i n d e r B O I I .E U S , 
G a s o m e te r s , T a n k s , S m o k e - S ta c k s , 


H L A S T P i p e s , 
C O T T O .N P R E S S E S , 
S U G A R M I L L S , & C . 


m a c h i n e r y f o r 
l ^ o i i i n ^ i t l i l l s , 
l l l a s t r n r n a t e s , 
i i n i l s ’O .id s , 


i i a w - i t « l i s t m i l l s . & c 


(ircvury .Ic.'crlpiimi u p to ar.,üüOlbs. w eight' 
C i r w h e e l s . I l a i i i m e r e d , L o c o m o tiv e 
u iid C a r A x le s ; 
.W iniiiii .ifSarhm ery 


|.'i,r Gold, Coiqicr, Ifoii and Lead Mines; 
Bvidge-castings and Bolts; 
A ll k i n d s <>r M a c b in t- r y a n d 
U K A S S C A S T I N G S . 
\Vk liiivc icliuili Oiif W ofks uiid have New 
iinil liiiiivovcd Miichir.vi'V aud Tools. 
ll.-tlL- 
.MFN. 
liUIUGK CUNTKACTOIIS. 
rCli.V \C K & ROLLING .MILL MlvN, AND 
MI.MNtl 1-;XGINEI-;R.S, w in find H to their 
interest to tend ns tiu-ir orniTs. 
W e use oti­ 
le the l.i'Sl nmtirial and do our work well. 
\Vc will (¡UARANTKE A L L W O U k d o n e a t 
im r cit-ii>!i?!micnt. 
I’riciv will I).; ns low or lower than the 
'nine work can be imported, or done a t any 
iiiInT cslablisliinenl in the .South. 
i bir long exp'-rii'iicc in Ibc bii.';n«S3_ and 
the large co'itrnc:.' we have lieretoibre tilled, 
will I'lur.intccsnti.'factiiin to e iir rnsioincrs. 
N O R L E S & M I T C H E L L . 


Nniir.Ks, sr.. 
Tiios. 1’ . .Mitciif.i.l. Cash. 
Joii.v W Nor.r,'-;, Mnso-r M acninist * D ra n g 'inu 
\Vm. Ni'IU.K. 
CiKOlUiB N0BI.E, 
S a.viuf.i. N o b l e, Snpcrinlcndcnt. 
.Iul','21. isnn^_______________________ __ 
Iirpiie SewingMaohiae'Co. 
P rincipal Office, «t(i Broadway, 
.VKw 
VÜHK. 
REA T IMPRUVEMEMT in Sew ing Ma- 
jJ" chines. 
Eaiin'rc Shuttle, Crunk Motion 
■■si..'.lug .Machine. 
It is th u s ,-cndcrtd nolso- 
less in nciloti. 
Its iwotioti being all positive, 
it is not liable to get out of oruer. 
It is the 
hcst t'auiily .\lacliiiiel 
Notice is called to our 
m-w ainl ^ n p rt.v c d .Mannfacluring Machine, 
ful 
I'aiiols nnd Root nnd fShoe Fitters. 
A- 
gents Wanted, to whom a liheial discount will 
be given. 
No ( onsigninciits IJjadc. 
KMIMRK S E W IN G M ACH IN E CO. 


Stephen Herren, 
vs. 
' 
Charles Talaferro, 
E. G. Logan and 
Joshua K ing 


A t R d l e s , 
before the R eg­ 
ister, Monday, 
December 3rd, 
1866. 


r r i H I S day cam e th e co m p lain an t by hisao- 
licitors. S m ith & Sm ith, a n d m oved tbe 
the Register for an o rd er of p ublication as to 
the defendants. 
Gom plainanW bill alleges de- 
fa-jlt in the p ay m en l o f the purchase m oney of 
lan d co in and peas, a n d is filed to subjeet the 
follow ing lands to the paym ent o f the balance 
o f the purchase m oney du e thereon, to-w it: 
S ou th w est lo trili o f n o rth east fourth & 
so u rth east fourlh of n o rth w est fourth of sec­ 
tio n 5, tow nship 19, rang^ 13; east h a lf of 
so u th east fourth o f section 32, tow nship 18 
ran g e 13; iionli enst fourth of section 3Ü; south 
w est fourth of south east fo u rlh o f section 29; 
n o rth we.st fo u rth o f n o rth east } section 32; 
n o rth east fourlh of south west fourth of sec­ 
tio n 32; north w est fourlh ol so u th w est 
fourth of section 32, all iu tow nship 18, range 
13; south west fourth o f so u th cast fourth and 
so u th e.ist fourl It o f south w est fourth 


G 


tow nship 18, range 13; n o rth w est fo u rth of 
north enst fourth an d iiortli east fo u rth of 
north west I'ourlli section 5, tow nship 19, 
r.inge 13, and w est h alf o f n o rth cnsti‘fourth 
o f section 5. tow nship I ' J , ran g e 13, cast in 
the Coosa Land D islriel. 
A nd it appearing 
to the .satisfiic ion o f tlic R egister that said de- 
lendaiits nil reside iu the S tite o f G eorgia, 
from the aliidavits to the b ill— It is therefore 
ordered hy the R egister, th a t pub licatio n be 
m ade in the Jacksonville R epublican, a new s­ 
paper pul/ltslied in the to w n o f Jack so n v ille, 
In Ciillionu county in the S tate o f .-Vlabama, 
for four consecutive weeks, re q u irin g the said 
defendants personally to appear before the 
R egister of said c o o rt, a t his office in AVe- 
dowee, w ith in sixty day s from the d ate of 
this o rd er, and plead, tUiswcr o r dem ur to 
coinplainanl’s bill o f conipluiut, as required 
by law and the rules o f this co u rt, or the 
isñiiiH w ill be taken as confessed, an d set for 
hcaring e.v |inrlc. 
Tt is fu rth er ordered, th at 
ft copy of this o rder h eiiosled up a t tlie court 
lionse d o rr, and th a t a copy be sen t to each 
o f the de*'ctidants, when th eir residences are 
k u o w n — this 3rd day o f December, 1806. 
J U IIN R Ú A V E S , R eg. &c. 
Dec. 29, 1866.— ít'ó 00. 


OFKior: of the Cot.i.KCTua o r l.vTEax.tL R e v . 
3d I 'is . s ta te o f A la. Jftc'aso n v ille, D ec 2 8 ,'6 6 . 
To the Citizens of Calhoun County. 
T 


h e annual lax aa'cs.'cj against you lifts 
been trausiniiied to me by th e .Assessor 
ot the D istrict, in his a n n u al list of 186.6. 
T nesftiue not having been pnid w ith in the 
litne required by law an d by public.itiou, de- 
inaud is hereby m ade upon you fur the said 
tiix. 
If not paid w itliin ten d a jíja fle r this de­ 
m and, the laws provide for the collection 
tliereof will; a fee o f tw enty cents, nnd foitr 
cents per each m ile traveled in sending this 
notice, w ith a penalty of ten per centum ad 
d itio n ai upon tlte a in e u u io f taxes. 
H ereafter cash will he required o n C olton 
before perm its are grauK ai. 
i& J'R e v en u e stam jis for sale a t rav nillcc, 
o n U fficu R o w . 
H. F , VKU.VON, 
D ep. Col. In t. UeT. 


T 


b e firm o f M. A L . O ppinheii»-. , ■ Í 
th is d a y been dissolved by in n tíai J 
' ' . 
sen t. 
T be business w ill be oontlnu«A „ 
to n , A la . 
A ll o u tstan d in g d eb u d u . Y 
firm w ill be settled b y L. O ppenhelm « 
' 
h isA g en t, M r. G e o r g íl. T urnley 
on all in d eb ted to h im to com e forward 
Í 
p ay up. 
- i l . & L . OPPENHEIMbr®'* 
J a n u a ry 14, 1867. 
"• 
jfte Chancery. 
' 


Jerem iah S m ith , 
1 
A t R u l« b ,fo „ a . 


’ '*0 
• L 
X u ttr u 
M argaret S m ith . 
C hancery of tbe Sathsn 
tr i c to f the N o rth e rn C hancesr D irli^ 
o f th e S ta te o f A labam a 
® 
T 


tis d ay cam e th e complainants bv tktit 
so licito r, an d m oved 
the midersi»n«i 
R egister a n d M aster in Chancery for 
. 
der o f p u b licatio n as to tbe defendaati- 
it ap p earin g to the satisfaciion o f the 
th a t said defen d an t resides out of the Sui 
o f A lab am a. 
I t is therefore ordered bvik! 
R egister, th a t publication be made in it 
Jack so n v ille R epublican; a weekly n e w i^ 
per published iu th e T ow n of Jackjonrin. 
C alhoun c o u n ty , iu th e S ta te o f Alabata» on» 
a week for four consecutive weeks, notifrin» 
and re q u irin g th e said non-resident defend 
a n t to be an d personally appear before thi 
R egister o f th is co u rt at bis office in the tovi 
o f W edotvee, Alabam a, within siity d ,,, 
from th e d ate o f thi'a order, and plead , í ‘ 
sw er, o r d em u r, to com plainant’s bill of 
com plaint, or the sanie w ill beuk en sicon 
fessed an d said cause set for hearing ex patie. 
I t is fu rth er ordered by the Register, tUt 
a copy of th is order be sent to Olsrk coon, 
ty , iu the S ta te o f A rkansas, os directed to 
the s.aid .M argaret S m ith ; an d th at a copy ip 
so be posted at th e co u rt house daor in foi 
T ow n o f W cdow ce-l-lhis 1st day of Novem. 
her, A . D. 1868. 
JOHN REAVÍ8, 
Regiitar, * 0. 
Dec. 8 .—$ 2 0 00. 


N U T IC K , 


IIU EV ER liftsa Book belonging to the 
Mhsod'u* iaiiiniry, will plesisc reiiirn it 
iu utu. ;»t m y odivv: <ir w luicver know s w h trt 
(in ro f tiioiii is. will [ilcase inforiB inc. 
Jhu. 12. 
]). I*. FuK-MvV. L ibrarian. 
w 


The IniCro.ssc Democrat, of the lltli, 
putilislic.s copies ol‘luttor.s ju.ot uncnrth- 
cil at Wasliington, over the 
signature.s 
of Major Gcnornla Sherman, Steele ainl 
W’cifzel, in which they give to Jjieuten- 
a n lC o lo iie lI I .il II. M clvcr, of the 
M exican Republic, while ott service on 
the Te.xfttt frontier, authority to raise 
troop.s .ami ariu.s in the United Sttites for 
Mexico to prosecute the war against N ’a- 
poleon. 
They also openly violate 
the 
neutrality laws by giving warrants for 
piracy, aud transportation 
to Mexican 
troops, against our stipulations of neu­ 
trality with France aud Austria. 
Tiie 
publication of these 
imiiorlanc lotteis 
explains tho cause of our trouble 
with 
Franco. 
Copies of these 
letters Imve 
been received hy 
Napoleon. 
In this 
inattor, not nnly tlie Generals uained, 
hut also the I’resident aud Seei'ctary 
Seward are iinpliciited. 


T h e P o i n t o f D a n g e r ia P a s s e d ! 


llowis»-. \ )■/.: 


¿ T K H K i ' S C í . l ’ K ií * .¿ T b 'U K « » S r ;iI' K ’ 
V 
5F .\ \ S 
( ) f AJiicriciui 
I ' l ' u i - u «.‘iiiu s u t u l ( a u d I > - 
c;t[if,-. (.¡itGip.-, 
¿ t i i l i i a r / . etc, 


¿ T I ’ F í K D S C t U M C V I F W . ^ ( t F T I I K W A l t , 
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150 
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.Votifc to Honii'ocioi'S 


O E A L E D P R O P O S A L S 
w ill be re- 
riivc-il at the (.Iffiee o f the uudersigiu-d 
la ilchna, .Ala. iiniil the l.Alli day o f J a n u a ­ 
ry . ISCiT, fur th e '' 


G i'u d i ia li o n . M a s o n r y , B r i d g e s a n d 
F u i ’iiih liiiig t h e C r o s s T i e s 
E.ir th a t p.irt of the .Alaham a and T enncsste 
R iver ‘huliu.ul exIendiHg fcqiu RUie .\iuun- 
tidii in .-Mabaina lu Rome in G eorgia. 
I'iaiii. I’roliles, Estirnute.s and Specifica- 
tion.s will be pre;iare(l an d rm dy for iuspec- 
tioti uy the first day of Jam iary , LS67. 
T he w ork will em brace K arlh au d Roek 
E.xeaviUions, Enibaiikineiits, T restle S Uowe 
I'l n.'.' iJriilgcs. first an d second class an d R ub- 
hle .Masonry. 
T he right to reject all proposals n o t cn tire- 
Iv s.iti.'faeiorv is reserved. 
E 
G . BA RN EY, 
S np’l a n d .'Agent for Lessee. 
Dec. LA, 1866. 
in i:httncery 


S abrina .V r.iittratn et n l s . A t Rules before 
te r i>f the 
> orihern 
DIv. o f 
Ala. Jam iary i+ , 1867. 
•'PU L'S d.iv 
eaiue the 
eom plainant by her 
X 
.'Soliuilor M. J . T urnley, an d 
moved 
the loidrrsigned Register and .Alaster inC hnn- 
eery for the Silili D isiriet, N ortliern C hance­ 
ry Division of .-Via.; for iin order of puldi- 
cation agaii.st JauiesR P linttniru a non-res- 
idr.ni (Imi' i, residing in .Miss. P. 0 . nnUnowti; 
and it apiieariiig to tin- satisfaciion of the 
Ih'gister. I'rom an affidavit on file, tlint the 


b ah rin a .V l.iittratn et nls ' 
.At Rnli 
vs. 
Cro.-.v H ill 
( the R.'gt.'tt 
Mainleville X .'rtewtirt, 
I 361I1 D ist. I 
am i others. 
; Ghanci.-ry 


o f Jam es H liagley, decenseri. 
h av ­ 
ing been granted to the u n d ersig n ed by the 
P ro h ato C ourt o f C alhoun C o u n ty , 
A la., on 
the Till day o f Jan u a ry , 
1867; 
notice is 
herchy given to all persons h av in g claim s a- 
g a in stsa id e.staie to present tlicm legally au- 
Ih rn tiealed w ithin the tim e p resrrib td by law . 
u r they w ill be b arred : a n d peusous indebted 
thereto w ill please m ake iim nediate pivym ent. 
J a n . 12 
P . H. B RO TH ER S, A d » . 


Sheriff Sale- 
B 


y v irln e of one ii fit te n e d from the elr- 
cn it oenrt o f C alhoun county and to me 
liireeted, I will expose to sale to the highest 
bidder tor (ftsh, before the c o u rt house door 
iu the Tow n of .Incksonville, A la. on M onday 
th o 'ttlid a y of February, 1867, the follow ing 
described Lands, ly in g in ('alhoon county, 
know n and designateil lus fi)l!ow.s: to-w it: 
W est h a lf o f the Squill We.si f..u n h of sec­ 
tion l.A, tow nship 15, rangi 6—ea.-,t h alf ot 
south e:ist funrth, and the ieir;!i east fourth 
o f the north ea.stfenrth o f section 2 '. tuw n- 
shi|) 15, range 6—also 3ii acre,', inure or less, 
off the north west corner o f sociion e2, b o u n ­ 
ded hy Clear creek on the east, nud the south 
east fo u rth o f th e noi lh cast fonvih section 21 
tow nship 15. range 6, an d ton au d three q u ar 
ter aeie.s in .section 22, on the w est bank of 
C lear creek, and the north e.ast fourth of sec­ 
tion 26, tow nship 15, R ange U, levied upon 
as the property o f A D ow ning to fatisfv one 
ft ta in m y hands in favor o f C assam ler S tu r- 
key, .Adni. of Daniel S lu rk ey , dcc'd a u d a 
gainst .A D ow ning, L arkin Coker a n d L . s. 
D( 


.'ia^-The prii'os and iiiialilv of om- lomds 
Lmlies' S 'ls Gold and Coial, .let and tioi.l 
' ■T ’l V'. '-'..... •'....................i ’.' ............................... .. 
eaiim .t fail to sati.dy. 
.V,,;-. 
Flon aline, .Musai.-, Lava and Canieu, Bets o'f 
I 
8lnds, 
Vest and 
Neek Cn.iim , 
Plain and 
l'h:ised llo td Uing.s, Gtdd Thiniidcs, LorI.oi?, 
Ne.w stG e Dell Bnvkles, Gohl Pens and Pen- 
eiLs. F.uiey W oik lloxes, (.¡old i’ci.-i wit!; 
d Silver Extension tlm det'.', aud 


The Supreme Court 
of the liiiileJ 
States has again ailvanceil in tlic e.steem 
of law abiding citizcv.s 
It declares in 
the 
case that the 
President's 
pardon carries with it iiiiuiunily for the 
past, and places the recipient in his uit- 
cient status a,s a citiieri, 
with 
all 
tho 
right.s, privilege.s and 
tlc!et]ec.s 
which 
pertain to any other “ loyal” citizen 
It 
Las vindicated the American 
uainu by 
shielding with the law 
every 
citizen, 
whatever may have been 
his offence, 
who has been 
pardoned in 
accordance 
with law. 
This righteous decision 
re­ 
m oves all danger of dislraucliiscinout of 
any citizen who has been pardoned, and 
leaves the status of the South iu the 
poltical control of the 
white element. 
vVe are safe, therefoie, from the assaults 
of Congress, utiloss the revolutionists 
strike down the Supveine Court, or un­ 
less we strike down 
ourselves, in the 
disfranchisement of our best citizens by 
accepting the 
amendment. 
The 
mo­ 
m ent the Supreme Court is 
violently- 
destroyed, or the President is violently 
removed, that moment comes tbe deluge! 
Tho Radicals are not yet ready foi the 
áelugs. 
point of daogar ia paued- 


A .n 
A K '1 'ltíT .S ' U N IO N . 
AGENTS WANTED. 
1') E L iA l;I .E :iiiil crii-igclic par.-uiis. nail,• nr 1 GnM an* 
\ ffill;llr. iui' wan'c'.l to .o.plh-:i tubs. i i|,- ¡ hit gi-a.'.'i 
liuus lor om- EimraviMv.'. .iml lo siiuh »c i f- . «'iry o f rvn-y ilvsvription, ul'lliv host iiiakc .A; ! 
li'f I'l-rir Iv'i. rul ra.'h imiiii-cim'iiis; also 
i l.Ovsi st\Ivs. 
/./•..'.•a/..-In ..I,la, r i l l , C i r i - u l a r s snita- 1 
chnnr, t.i 
.nai o f t/m abiH'f A r- 
jur SK JXiJ I.Jili., 
imrchitsltuj a 
tnvd>‘¡tc fo r 25 cla. 
C-TT*Five Scalctl Kuvolopi’S will Uc rcitt lor 


k l c to I n ’ iijctl ¡ I I I’tiiiVKS.sitiir. lo;:etlKT w ith al 
hpci’.ssnt'v p:i|ii'r.<. will ht' tiirin.s!it‘<l on 
cAlion. 
wttlj itifoiciu'C. 
A M K lU r.\N A i:Tl<TS' V’SJU'S, 
2.5 V \w ¿liupl, New York. 


III.' o:' liiL’¿i!iie of A lubaina. an d rw idcs ¡n 
ihe ¿Vale of Misslssi{»pi, 
jiost 
oilice not 
khOvVlU 
it i.s ihuivibrc (in lew U iy the R ej'istcr, llm t 
piiiJicjitioii lie miuic iu the JaeksonviU e Ue- 


irtm i'.it u fF in e ;iiT v ,V '« a n .a ,,;ijrw 'b 
'1' ' ' Í 
uuw spaiyi printed and 
pnnbs'.ii'd III ilie Itiw n ol Jai'ksonville, A hi- 
haiir.i, for fi.nir conseviuivf wvvk.s, requiriiig 
tla'iuh.l iltíiaidants to a])pear In-fore the said 
Kvgisivi at his ollire in the T.iw ii o f Jaeksoii- 
viile, ;(laiiaia.j, on .Monday the 4tli day of 
.M.if'h 
ni'.xi, 
hy 
12 o'clock of said day, 
ik idead, answ er of deniiii' to eim iplaiu'ts cio'ss 
iiin of coinplaiiit e.vldliiifil in s:iid Chaiieefv 


Jownim g— Dec. 22. 1866—S l5 00. 
is. D. MeC'LUI.EN, Sbff. C. C. 


A ls o a t t h e s a m e t i m e a n d p l a c e , ^ 
B 


A virtue of one ft fa. issued from th e cir­ 
cuit co u rt Of Cnlhniin county, a n d to me 
dii'ected, I will sell licfore the co u rt hoii.sc 
door, in the T ow n o f Jaeksonvtlle, A la. for 
cash, all the interest C nvhi Moore has in the 
follow ing Lands, situated in C alhoun county 
A la. k u o w n ja n d designated as follow s,to-w ii: 
sast hiiU'of north w est fourth -md th e north 
west foiifth o f nortli east fo u rth , section 36, 
tow nshiji 12. range 7, east in the Coosa Lnnd 
Di.strict— levied upon ns the propcrtv of D a­ 
vid Moore. to satisfy one Ii fa 
iu fav'or n f R . 
Broils, .Admmisfr-ator, &c. nn d ag ain st D a­ 
vid .Moore and Spivev C annon. 
S. D. M cGLELEN. Shff. C. C. 
Dec. 30, 1866—§ 1 2 00. 


bate co u rt o f C alhoun county, ¿I». on tú 
31st day o f O ctober, 1866; Notice U btnbr 
given to all persons h avin g claiini agiinn 
said estate, to yrcseut them , legally atubenti. 
caled, w ttliin tlie tim e preecribtd by law « 
they will be burred, and all person! iadebttd 
to said estate a te req u tsted to m ake immedi. 
a te p av n ien t. 
Bk x j. L . ARGHKB A da 
Dee. 1, 1866. 


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e t t e r s of ad m in istratio n upon tbi » 
tale o f \V . M. D u aaw ay . deceased, har­ 
in g been g ra n te d to th e undersignad on lb» 
15th d ay o f D ecem ber, 1866, by the Hon. 1. 
\V . Inzer, Ju d g e o f the P ro b ate court of St. 
C lair county, A la.— notice R berehy gi»»t 
th a t all persons h a v in g claim s againat sail 
I state, w ill be required to present the laiif, 
W ithiu the tim e allow ed bv l»-w. o r that tb« 
sam e will lie b a rre d . 
DUNAW AY. 
Dec. 22—§7. 
•ititentlon Customer»! 


A I.L persons indebted to M. SALOMON, 
j \ _ nt A le.xaudria, A la ., are specially rs- 
(pie^trd to com e forw ard and m ake imaudi* 
ate paym ent on sam e. 
By order o f 11. Salom on: 
M 
A . DICKSON, Ag’t 
F o r .M S alo m o n , A lexandria, Ala. 
Dec. 22— tt. 
J \’O TIcJL. 
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ETTEK.S o f ad m in istratio n on tbe sitata 
o f Mary Self, lute o f S t. Clair county, 
S la te of -Alabama, dec’d, having been grauV 
ed to the undersigned on th e 19th day of D*- 
cem ber, 1866, by the H on. J . W . In ier Judge 
o f tlie P ro b ate c o u rt o f said county; notice i» 
hereby given th a t all persons having claitni 
ag ain st said estate w ill be required lo pr««enl 
the sam e w ithin the tim e prescribed by law,or 
th a t tlie sam e will he b arred . 
C Ü K T IS G . BEASON, tr. 
Doc. 29. 1866.___________________________ 
.VO VIC E. 
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e t t e r s o f a d m in istratio n on the «tat« 
of D aniel D earm an. late o f S u Clait 
county, .Stale o f A labam a, deceased, harlig 
been granted to th e underaigned an the 19tb 
d ay o f December, 1866, by the H on. Jno. VY. 
inzer, Ju d g e o f th e P ro b ate Court of said 
county; noiice is hereby given, th at allpeijp;:, 
sons having obtim s a g ain st Eaid estate willM 
lequircd to present the sam e w ithin the tima 
prescribed by law . o r th a t the same W'll b* 
bai rud. 
C U R T IS G . BEASON, Si. 
__D ec..29, 1866.________________ 
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e t t e r s o f ndm inistratioB ou the eiUtii 
o f W ily D rarm an, la te o f S t. C lair conn- 
tv . S tate o f A labam a, decceased, having beta 
granted to the underaigned on the 19th day 0 
Dct'cm bor IS6G, by tb e H on. Jn o . W . Innr, 
Ju d g e o f the P ro b ate C o u rt o f said county; 
notice is hereby given, th a t a ll persons having 
' claim s ag ain st said estate w ill be required to 
present the sam e w ith in th e tim e prescribed by 
law , o r the sam e w ill be b arred . 
C U R T IS G BEASON, S'. 
D ec. 29, 1866.________________ ___________ _ 
JS'OTICE. 


U TT ER S o f a d m in istratio n o f the MUU 
J o f E liza B raun, late o f S t. C lair coaaty 
S u .te of A labam a, dec’d, h av in g been gw *" 


¿Í.\lV-ÜVtí 


i i i i s s - s . i t o w ^ .< ^ 4 ;a io o is , 
T a t l m U ^ f i . at la. 


Is a t ¡irciviU in snccc.'si’iil opc- 
ratiim . 
'i'hc Literary, Mtisic; and A rt 
Di parliiienti are under the saperviiion uf i-tli- 
cient Ti'ftrbi'i's. 
.Mrs. .M. .A. H ardny, a lady well know n fur 
her superior skill in 'the govénni,,.,,! of girl.', 
will aecoim noilatc:u' larafd,-is, any w hu m:iv 
desire lu iitteiid this S'.'buiit. 
Tbe present session will close the last of 
June. 
Tuition payal.le in ftdvni 
Jan . 13. 


M A U E M Í» .M U S t U L 


U , J . 
lias on Inim l' 
Jtnd for sale, as uoud. if not liic. 
. . » 
liesl F n iil in the S outh, 
.-(pples, Rears and 
ReaeUes, ripening from Ju n e lo N ovem ber. 


G R A P E V I N E S , the most elmi'ee 
kinds. 
Neeuiriries, 
Plum s, 
Reran 
Trees— almost, any tiling you 
muy 
wish in tbe line e f Fruits,'earel'uU y 
labelled nud sent to any iijiplicanl. 
ivish aeC'ompanying'ordei'S o f course. 
Rev. S . G . JE N K IN S is mv aulli- 
orized A gent. 
R. J . MANNING. 
Dem opolii, A la., Oct. 13, I8G6.—4m. 


6-..•■ 
§ 1 : 
L le v i'U f u r .-SZ; T l i i r l y f u r §;'> 


i f o r . S l o ; ( i i i e i l u u d i e d I 'o f .'S l .l . 


A g e n t s w a n t e d e v e r y w h e r e . 
! 


I’ueiiualled indiieeinenli oll'ered to Ladies i 
an ! Gents w ho will net us sueh. 
(iiir de- i 
serip'iv,. eireulars will be sent uu ap)diraliou. | 
DIsti-ibutiou.' art* made iu the 
fo'luwiug I 
TU.iiiuer:— Certilieut.es 11,11.dug eueh ariieie i: 1 
iis valui' are |,l.u;ed iu .sealed eiuelupes, wbieli I 
art well uii.ved. 
tiue of tliese o.iivelopes eou- 
laiiiiug the Gei-'ilirate or (.irdei for some a n i- 
ele. will he delivered at onr olliee, or sent by 
mall to any uddres.s. witbuul regard to elioiee, 
oil rereipt of 25 i-euls. 
_()u receiving the Certifieaie tile purcluiser 
will see wliat arlielo it draws ami its v.ilue, 
a u iie .in tb e u send Utie DoHiir, nud receive 
the article named, o. eu.n elmtise any oilier 
one article 011 our list of lhes.itue value. 
Riireliasers of our Sco/o-/ Jiiii'iío¡,cs :uay, in 
Ibis Tiianiier. obtain an article worth from one 
lu five hundrd dollars. 
Lung Letters are unnecessary. 
Have the 
kiiidne'.s to write \d;\in divecVions, and in 
chousing dilfereiit articles IVoai those drawn 
mention the style desired 
’ 
■»9 » O rd e rs'lo r SEA LED 
E N \’ EL(!PE.S 
must in evert cuse Ijc necouijiunied with Hie 
cash. Witii the name of the person .'ending, & 
Town, c( unty and fitate plainly w ril'en. 
Letters shnald be addressed to the .Mana­ 
gers, ns follows; 
SHEROTAN-, -WATSOW be CO. 
87 A- 3», NTaMAu »t„ Nttw Y o rk O itf 


Also, at the same tim e nnd p la c e, 
B 


V virtue of one H fa. issued from the oir- 
c iiitc o iin of G nlhoun countv, A la. and 
to me d ireettd , I w ill oll'cr fo rsn le to th d h ig h - 
ost biildcr fot* ciish, before the court house 
door in the T ow n o f .laoksonville. A la. all 


t.'alhoun enm ity, A labam a, iu tlie T ow n of 
.laeUiiuivillo, w ithin tw enty days after tbe 
0Í llil.-' order. 
(.¡ranU’d Jiitiiiarv 14th, 13»í7. 
\V k . m. h a m k s , 
Jjin. ID.— 520 . 
Rfcgwier, &c. 


as tlie itroperty ef .Martha C aker, Joseph Co- 
k c ra u d W illiam Coker, to s a tis f/s a id fi fa. 
in favor o f ioh.ison 
Mitchell & co 
s . D 
M cG LELEN, Shff. C. C. 
Dec 
20, 1806—§R> 00. 


T / J F i S ' J 'A T F O F A L A B A M A , ) 


C a lh o u n C o u n / y . 
j 
C o u rt of P robate for said C ounty, J a n ­ 
uary U lli, 1866. 
r p i n S day c:nne J . W . .Maiido-x,.adm. of 
X 'b o estate ol Jo h n M addox, dee’d and 
presente,I and filed his accounts aud vouchers 
for a final settlem ent of said esl-ate; I t is 
therel'ore ordered hy the court, th a t the 22nd 
d:.y of F ehriiary uc.Yt be set for tlie m aking 
ol said settlem ent, and th a t notice tliereof be 
given by publicantiun in the Jacksonville Re- 
puhlieau. a new spaper p v in te d a n d publish d 
in said county for three successive -a-eeks, pri­ 
or to sai 1 day, as a notice to all persons con­ 
cerned to be an d apjiear a t a speeinl term of 
said co u rt to be holden a t the c o u rt house of 
said county, on said 23nd d ay of February- 
next a n d contest said accounts If they th in k 
proper. 
A . WOODS, Judge o f Probate. 
J a n . 19, 1967. 


E e g tste r s Sale. 
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NDER a n d by v irtu e o f a Decree render­ 
ed hy the H on. C hancery C ourt, held 
a t Jacksonville, C alhoun C ountv, A lab am a, 
tor the 36th D istrict, N o rth ern C haiicerv Iji- 
vtsion a i t h c j i i l y Term , 1866. in fav'or of 
.Vary E, iloniaiifl Ail.ii. A*c. a n d a g ain st H en­ 
ry G am es, 
I w ill, as 
R egister 
o f 
said 
court, proceed to sell, btjf'ore the c o u rt house 
door o f C alhoun co u u iy , A laham a, w ith in 
the usual hdurs of s;ilo. for ca.sh, to th e h i« h - 
'' ^ Í ’’ DAY the 4th d a y '’o f 
FE B U U A R 7, 1867, the follow ing described 
Land, to -w il; 
The n o rth h a lf o f n o rth east 
and north 
o f n o rth w est q r. section 24 
tow nship 13, range 6; also, so u th east of south 
west q r. section 13. tow nship 13, ran g e 6- 
also south west of south enst q r. sectio n i s ’ 


rendered by said C hancery c o u rt. 
M. HAMES, 


ef tu the und ersig n ed on tbe IStli day of De­ 
cem ber, tg'.S, hy th e H od. J . W . la se r Judge 
of the P robate co u rt o f la id county; notice u 
hereby given, tliat all person* baring cWn» 
a g ain st said estate w ill be required to prteent 
the sam e w ith in the tiaie prescribed by 1**, or 
th ri tbe sam e w ill be barrad. 
CURTI» G. BBASOK, Sr. • 
Dec. 19, 18G«. 
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o t i c e is hereby given that th‘ 
of T ax L ist for the corporation o f J » « ' 
sonville, w ill be closed on the 2Stb o f Jane»* 
ry, 1867; alter •which tim e all ta* remalmng 
unpaid w ill be collected by Law. 
I**rio« 
h aving claim s for w ork done in the TWr 1866 
can have the sam e deducted from their tax, 
and if an overplus receive tbe omouBt due. 
D o n o t w ait to be called on, but con» for­ 
w ard before tb e tim e above mentíoned, « t 
km a t a ll tim es prepared t o m a k e settlement. 
D. F . SHÜFOBD. Marshal. 


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e t t e r s o f adm inistration upon them - 
tate o f Jo h n F . Bradford, deceased, hav­ 
ing been g ran ted to the nndersiened, o® 
8 th d ay o f JaH uary,, 1887, th e H onorable Jn® 
W . luzer. Ju d g e o f th e P ro b ate co u rt o f St. 
C lair cou n ty —rN oticeI* hereby given, thatall 
persons b a rin g claim * a g ain st said tsU «i 
will be required to preaeot tho same vr»™/! 
the tim e allow ed by law , o r th a t the same will 
te b arred . 
J O H N McCLENDOK. 
J a n . 12, 1867.__________' 


1Í0TICE. 
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e t t e r s o f ad m ln tstratlo n upon the 
, 
tate o f Jaco b B . iro o d s , 
in g been g ra n te d to tb e n n d ersig n ri, 
9th dky o f Ja n u a ry , 1867, b y the 
Jn o W In zer, Ju d g e o f the P robate eottrtbj. 
S t. C lair CO.— N otice is hereby give», t b a ^ 
persons h av in g claim s a g a in st said m 
t ^ 
, 
b e req u ired ta .p te s * n t'tb s satne •witDiOjJJ; 
tim e allow ed by L aw , o f th a t tb i,s"® t 
be barred. 
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