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RANKING

BANKING OFFICE OF WIN 3. ISAACS s. COT
Corner Main and l4th Streets Eigbmand Va
y connection with their Baukiug b1riuess She an,r
4 signed will give prompt ana faithful attention % hs
Adjustment and Collection of Claims
Against the Confsderat, Government
They will associate with them c7mpe tent le gal at
whenever it may ~A~Illd necessary 10 90 so
Their charges viii -4aIRte- Itl.r s1a.ial or -1.
tingeHt. their pa rOus ul
ISAACS & so.
Refer 10y permn SION to Col Geo. w Nunfopf Ser
reiary State Of Virginia Col John S CaIvsrt Tr.a,l
rer do. do; Col j. NJ Bennett. First Auditor do ~
james Caske, Presjdeut Bank Virginia William ~
Taylor Cashier do do Hector Davis. Pfesfl-,l Tr.
deFs Bank Randolph Tucker Attorney General III
Virginia Memphis Liie and General INSURANCE COM
pauy. Memphis Tenn
20 Claims sent 10 as for adjustment or collection
should in all cases, be accompanied by the proper COM
tracts and vouchers, aud special power Of attorney TO
represent and gu the OF the marty % snv ~ ar.
or documents necessary IN the premises
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
srcciaI NOTICE.

LOUISVILLE November 1861
Messrs T. r. IIUGuES JAMES PAEEHLL and w. W.
UNRTF have retired from firm.
The 1us mess viii be continued aud settled by the re-
uai1iug partners. GARViN, BELL a co.
Our resident partner in Memphis is SAMUEL GWYN.
Oaiae 90 Front Row nolI-dawjm
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TO ALI WHOM 1T MAY CONCERy.

Il ETIEES Ui administration were granted % me by
4 DE County Court OF Shelby county, at he DeleW-
Ber term, 1851 of said cosrt upon the estate OF VII
lism Po0.ey, deceased. An persons having claims
against said estate Wlh present them 10 me iuueii
ately and persons indebted 60 W iud their pa eTs
10 my hands desire settle the business soon 8s
possible. MRS. LOUISA PO0LEY,
Bduiuistrat tx.
- Since the FIRE ] have taken % store IA Elyfhe's
buiidaE northeast corner. Of Court Square. where ]
have removed my stock of goods. which slil very
lect Being desiTOus Of closing ont the same al these
isliBs fine Esfmau in- tied % call and examine
Tor thsll>--ve5 before PuIcLas ng elsewhere
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CHERoKEE CUREt


An unfsiling cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Loss OF Power Paius in the
Back, Stone in the Bladder, Distracted and Difficult
Menstruaon and all diseases caused by dsviating from
the path Of nature, and induIgingin Self Pollution
By the Of this Cure all improper discharges are re-
moved the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cared, and fun vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that soula mind and body are necessary to promote
connabial happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debitatsd worn down
aud desPsiring devoee Of sensual peaIgrs viii Bud re
LlaL
is safe and piss-sui in taste but immediate in its
action; containing mineral poison bat prepared
from pure vegetable extracts IL ths forEl Of delicious
syrup.
Price 81 per bottle, ihEse bottles for S. and for
wsrded by express to all par;s Of the world
Sold 10y all respectable druggists everyShsre.
POTTER d MERWLN Proprietors
Sole Pr0pris5or So jefferson street near post office
general dealers in all popular family medicines Mem
phis Tenn
EE-sold in Memphis By AL responsible druggists
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TO Wv Friends and Patrons.

I HAVE this day made an arrangement by which
4 will supply the DAILY APPEAL at $50 uef
month postage paid
$ A. WELLS News Ageut
5c5 Mississippi aud IzuueHsre r r
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University OF NORTH CAROLINA
AT
CEE.{PEL HILL.

THE next session viii begin on SATURDAY, lsgh
4 January l562.
This Institution, situated IN region remarkably
hesItbful and remote from the a. wr has been
suecersfu operation since February il91 At no prev
period have the means gud opportunities OF i'm
proyeueut been SO great as they are now
DAVID L. SWAIN
5s6-1u President
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RnOR nngem Mnis-
CAPS
The E7ur- Season
$50 REWARD

Consisting of MARTEN, SABLE, LYNX, SIBERIAN
SQUIRREL CIJCILA, and saI the lower grades OF
FUES made up ia the most fashionable manner.
uc31 FRANCISCO s. co.
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WOOD WOOD !

in street, aud corner OF Second and Madison
MerLrhis Tam ncL-Iu
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sali At the manufacturers prices by S Mansfield s
Co.. Nrmphis wholesale agents Tor Southwest aud by
sl a-iuyLis druggists des5dawlyis
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GtTRANED from the subscriber on o. aboUtss.
- the 18Th gf November tEyo brown MA REF'ssEzs
MULES The largest ba. marks ou her back, N@#5
caused by a pack-addls also q scar Szszazss
her hind legs. srd of IEbt color around tile
Sd lost q -o1rl HORSE some two months since. said
horse about fifteen hautls high well made shoes
1u, blaze 10 the face, reaching down TO Tee pJc-s
and racbs. and is rght years old Tie shove
reward VIII be pad to any person delivering sad
animals for such Information a7 viii enable
get them, dollars for he mules hoIs-. inquire
Tor ar tue Chelsea M.L-, Memphis
dsJ-lu+ d. w. VANCE.
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PRINTING DONE IN
COEOFS, T5IIGS and YFOlsz6,
Ina superior uauuer.

Pamphlets. F%iu Heads.
Drafts. EfHls Lading.
Checks. Cards.
bonds. Deeds,
EstC.. HEtc..
Neatly and promptly executed and satisfaction guar
anteed.
our large assortment Of type is al entirsy Haw sud
Of the very latest style and having been selected with
great care, with view 20 the wants of this section Of
country, have hesitaucy in declaring that have
the best stock Of uaers collected together ia the
city Of Memphis
Our stock Of Stationery j. complete and consists OF
every variety Il Cards Paper from the most iutr
rior to the i'm st yles manufactured. We have also
superior assortment oi Inks % every color ans qualify
We challenge siul rivalry ia every department OF
our business.
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GENERIL 0RnER N0. 2I.

HE4DQ TARFERS FIRST DIyISION-wEST.g
EKN DEPARTMENT.
CoT1NTUs XIV. Deoymbert fSHl.
YDUE Eul-r-igued hereby resumes command OF rhr
4 FusE Division Western Dep rimJut.
L. POLK
IOHicis Nai1rG nera, C0mmgulruy
E. D. BLAKE. Capt. q S. A., A. a. a General.
ialHlW
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SEWING MACHLNEl
FOR RENT.

4 SECOND HAND SINGERS SEWING MA
y CHINE tor sale 81
W p. MILLER s. cos.
AIN q. 7u- aT.s,. ..-.
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DOCTOR



I R WARNER, with grateful thanks. has
the honor to inform tue ladies' and gentlemen Of
Memphis that, through the kind ard Enerl.
patronage which he has received from them, he
has been induced to settle here permanently
and become a citizen Of Memphis He conssI
srs 1t unnecessary, in this connection, 10 pub
iish the hundreds Of
E90g5es'isSg EiCs EEsss oszjesgs
Which he has received from gentlemen Of the
highest rospectabiIity in this city AMI else
where. They are in bis possession aua apcu
for the inspection Of all, but the reference be-
low are OF nature thss VIII sbundautly satisfy
all who peruss them.
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MIILES LOST 7!
FOR TIE WAR
WANTED.

UOusE containing six rooms, kitchen 90
q "a s-rvar,is rooms. within ten miuuits ef3...l
= "a III fbe plt4ie 81 Eank Apply ~ iiitl
LOGAN & FLYNN s. -=-s~AA
II .lanersln ) rect.
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SUGAR.

- = HHDs prime Sugar
I'D al bbi- Crushed Sugar. Landing pet seame'i
tlssaf5 sud Louisville aud i'f sae oy ..
1s-' GEO BUCHANAN
a8 s7 Front hoW.
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WANTED.
ESTR

A SITUATION As BOOK KEEPER, or Assistant. OF
IA as Leyee Clerk VIII close mp old books open
aH-sg ones Address ROBERT"
de1o q appeal Onire.
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WANTED,


4 SIIJ ALTON by d Southern Lady, az TEACHER
n "a q school or Gogemnsss ih q Private Family
Address box No. 2sG Memphis Pest Office.
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GUNNEES.
GROUND COFFEE.

HRO BOXES one pound papers Coffee, first-rste
8-tBtJ article. For sale by
CHAS S. SHARP.
Over Frank Smith a Co.,
tIeID BRADLEY Block
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RT6SOEUTEOy.

TIHHE partnership OF W. c. LEWIS i CO.. 10 the
Butchering b8siTsess. in South Mrmphis Market Is
Dissolved from date, W q. Lewis 70 collect and tete
al debts Memphis, November 18th, 1901.
d4f0-3f W o. LEWIS
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SEGAE.
LEMONS

o. HHDS fair 10 choice Sugar, landing per Steam.
. or- D. oto and Frrd Ernurtt aud tor SAFE l,y
GEO. c BUCHANAN
5p- No Front Row.
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WESTERN REMEDY.
ANl nd PERIODICAL nISEASES,

AND ALL FEhRVDltHL BESEA6ES,
THAT have their origin in tae niasllatc effluyia
/ arising from decayed vegetation.
These PILLS never fail TO cure all Of the above
named Fevers and what IL better they also ACT as
PREVENTIVE If taken occasionally daily, while
exposed 10 the infection. Hence the old sdage IAN
ouiIce Of preventive is worth poun1 Of cure
Dr. MeTwia's Fever and A gUe pills differ from all
other Chill Medicines in she following particulars;
l. They never fai to perform speedy and permanent
,. They are recommended only for one class o. dis
3. They are agreeable and convenient TO take
They contain no poisonous minerals, being purely
vegetable.
s. They do not impair the organic functions Of the
stomach or any part Of the system.
g. They require other medicine 10 prepare the
system for their pon afterwards to say irrta
ton.
T. They sre not q northern "caich penny bumbug'
but prepared by gentlemen that were born reared
and educated under the benign influences Of southern
institutions.
Remember when you purchase these Pills that you
are not contributing means for "Yankes Emgrant Aid
Societies" or Sharps rifles and bowie knives, for
bleeding Kansas you many times have done in
buying uOrtJem articles.
We wish all 20 distinctly understand that this is a
Southern Medicine, prepared from the simple plants
that grow in woodlands, river banks, bayous
and lakes
~ As 3 special merit wish 10 cali attention TO
the fact that in using this Medicine you only take few
Pulls. Is not this preferable 70 swallowing pint OF
nauseous mixture which at BEST only produce the
same result
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VIGE UNDERSIGNED respectfully calls at,
tention of the citizens Of Memphis to the an
nexed statement Of losses paid by the above old,
reliable and prompt paying Company lin this
city, since 1855, viz:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08

The Louisville Courier, of las. Friday, publishes por
ton Of the secret correspoDdeneecf the Kentucky LIN
cOlnes which, by means has fallen into the bands
Of its editors The letters published show the viainy Of
the conspiratos in all its atrocy and meannes Tney
show that was the settled purpose Of the Union dema
gogues of Kentucky far back as last May, to dras
Kentucky into Lncons disboHcl war upon the sou n
whs protesting to be in favor of neutrality and peace
dtowedy for the purpose Of deceivng and hoodwnkng
the State until their nearious schemes should be matur
cd.
These letters also show that these conspraors were
prompted sole sy motives Of sOrdd gain the burthen oil
the correspondence being the appointment OF one ward
of Bowling Green, to whom it was addressed, as Pda.'
Ter in Lncolns army To gil their pockets With money
BY fat army contracts and fat offices, w the sole mo-
i've Of these meroensry wretches Ths only object OF
this fellow, Ward, to become Paymister to carry
the money-bsg ike another Judas.
The history of the world does not furnish the parallel
of the hypocrisy aohood and vlainy Of the band oil
consprators who have betrayed and sold the State OF
Kentucky TO her worst enemies.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
THE GREENBRIER CAVALRY.

We are informed that an order has been issued 70 dis
band tho Greenbrer CAvalry-the reason, therefor,
being that nearly all the members Of that company have
suffered SO severely from camp and typhoid fever as to
unfit them for active duty.
Il will be remembered that this company performed
very efficient service at Laurel Hill under the late Gen.
Gsrne and to their exposure and severe abors during
their campaign in that section their present suffering
from sickness may be attributed.
We are glad to hear that nearly all those 1T for duty
will at once attach themselves to other arms Of the
service for the winter while the whole company will
new their organization early in the spring
Captain Robert B. Aco'msn, of the Greenbrier CAV
airy who has been suffering from typhoid fever for the
last two months is slowly recovering, though as yet con-
fued TO bis room.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
wen Bone for tho Militia.

On tho day OF the 4 yht 1t ROmney, Col. Alexander
Monroa, Of Hampshire, having under hiseommsnd Sew
enty6vs Of the il4h regiment of militia, encountered
six hundred and fhy Yankee troops under Col Johns
8. A. aud, Notwithstanding the immense disparity q
forces, rePulsed and put them to fight killing thirty
and taking thiryhres stand Of arms and considerable
stock Of army stores. In addition to the thirty killed
six we're drowned 10 attempting TO escape The place
Of the combat Suspension bridge, egh. miles North
Of Remney. Col. Monroe lost none Ct bis men.
These particulars are given US BY reliable gentlemen
from Hampshire.
Toe militia OF Hampshire and the adjacent counties
have acted with great sAlln'ry In many Of the Skin
Ehes that have occurred in that region. Il the battle
OF Romnsy, The gun Of Leu. Lionb rger, which rem
deFed sroh signal service, manned by militia alto
ge;her aid the brave young Lieutenant, himself, a.
slrcs Us they did their work nobly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
Gen. MansneId LoxeII.

friend Of Gen. Mansfield Lowell, apprehendng that
thu illusions to him IN the correspondence Of General
Walker and in the publications Of "Brt", that have
lately appeared in these columns have produced the
impression that Gen. L. Is of Northern BIRTH requests
Us to state that he is native OF Maryland aud son-n
law Of that loyal and cbivarous champion Of the South
the late Gen. Qaitman. He also requests US to state
that the circumstances OBTAINING Gen. L. in Ne" York.
to the time when he South, we're well understood
BY the President and such as left no shade" OF
suspicion that he eeventhhour convert or luke
warm friend Of the cause.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
Joseph seGar.

The Raleigh Register noticing statement that comes
to Us from Yankeeland that Joseph Segar Of Elizabeth
City, has bsen elected to the Yankee Congress, says
"Bat for the lies told by this twste whose morals are as
oblque as his vson Fortress Monroe would now be In
ssion Of the South When 1t reported In Rich
moud last winter tha, tho garrison at the Fort were en-
gagged in mounting guns and pointing them inland, &C.
gar who owns the Hotel at Old Point wrote letter poei-
lively denying the truth Of the report As segars true
character was not known at the time and as be bad for
many years been prominent member Of the House Of
Delegates his statement was believed and apprehension
qqieted In all probability bu. for this false statement
Of segar the Yrginans would have seized the Fort be-
fore il could have been reinforced"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
The Track OF the barbarian.

The robbing prCpanstss Of the Lincoln soldisry in
Missouri have been indGged such an extent that sv
TIE abolition press beginning to fear the consequences
Of such unbrded plunderng has obtained and to urge
q restraint Toe following from the Missouri cores
posdencs Of the Cincinnati Gassts gives but faint pic
Of the outrags that have been perpetrsed upon the
p,ope Of Missouri, BY the hirelngs who have been i'm
ported to su'jgSats them. TIE writer, who was with
FremOots army, says:
h nv last letter spoke Of the Inauguration Of the
foregoing system and the disappearance Of feathered
b;Dcis etc. from the face Of the earth hearabouis
regret 10 say that tbs practices carried to extremes
BY soldiers ard officers until Gen. Fremont felt bouUd
for 'he reputation OF the O. army put a stop to it.
Ga tie road 90 Thursday last, regiments Of
troops Passing along thTeeoUrths Of the members OF
which carried dead turkeys geese chickens their
bayonets Nearly every army wagon passed contain
cd coupe Of hogs calves. Worse than al, many
soldiers killed stock at farms and left nineenths Of tho
90 rot the gouad Houses entered and
deflsd ofVetU. Whs her the oceups Unioniss
or DsnnionIs t1e soldiers seldom stopped TO inquire
Assuring an authority never given them, they plunder
ID everything and anything. Such a state of things
could not long exist without bringing disgrace upon
army and our cause.
TIE Chicago Tribune, L'ucOln's old Illinois organ,
copies this statement and not only admits is truthful
meas IN every pteur bu, makes other charges against
the Federal forces saying that tho track OF the
FsderaD columns in Missouri may Be known BY the con-
Tarts to secession that the ourages Of THE Feders
soldiers have made and that Just such scenes have at
tended the mlreh Of the Union troops IN almost every
place where they have penetrated" The humilating
confession l. made By the Tribune that when General
Mcdowell moved out TO Bull Run the line Of march Of
his amy mlrked by wsuton and needless devasta-
ton and only few days ago, Gen. AcClelan's men,
ser following up the retiring rebsswere severely re.
proved for their destructive and feonous prOpensties
aud il Is added tina, "HGrlbus troops in Missouri ecips.
cd them al BY the variety and extent OF the outrsges
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
OUR NOBLE SOUTHERN WOMEN.

To The Editor Of the Wing:
Justice has been done the devotion and heroisn OF
the Southern women during our struggle for indepen-
denos from British rule and oppression. In the darkest
DAYS Of the Revolution when the hearts Of our ruest
men were shrouded In gloom and dependency the faith
Of our women In the ultimate triumph Of our arms new.
err fsred their courage energy and powers Of endu.
rance remained fresh and vigorous as at the beginning
of this war and they hesated 10 dare all and give
up all for the welbcing and safety Of their country.
The Southern women of this day, have shown them
seyes no unworthy descendants Of such noble mothers
The same glorious spirit which animated the one, still
finds an abiding place in the bosoms Of the Other And
when the history Of the present war shall have been
written, many Of it's brightest pages viii be filled With
accounts of the patriotic deeds Of the daughters Of the
South, which can only be equAsd II equaled at all, BY
those of their Revolutionary mothe the mstrons Of
Sparta in the purest days Of the Republic. Not rsuct-
any do they give up their husbands sons and brothers
at the call of their country but willingly and ohesrfully
They send hsm forth do battle for the great cause Of
human freedom encouraged by their smiles, and inspri.
ted BY their courage and hopefullness And when they
bsys done this they do not pass their time, at heme
in ideness and frvolty; but with the spirit of Lucre
tia when Coatinus was in camp they devote themselves
TO those LAHORE which are demanded Of them BY the
ces sites Of the mes Balls parties even the smallest
social gatherings have become almost obsolete at the
South and IN their place. societies have been formed BY
our women in every city and hamlet Of the Con-
edsrase States for the purpose Of relieving the wants Of
our sOldiery The quantity Of clothing, which has been
purchased and made up by these sssociatonss perhaps
almost sufficient, II properly distributed, to supply our
armies during the whole of the coming winter.
These reflections have been, in partsuggested BY re-
cent visit of the writer to Granville county, North Caro-
Tina and what he witness I'd while there. At Townsville
all place close 70 the line Of Granville and hecklen-
burg, Va, (which, with the neghborhood has been Left
almost entirely withsnt young menneariy ell Of them
having gone CT to the wars the ladies' partly from each
of thase counties have organized an association for the
pu, before Indicated The amount OF good done
BY them and sin being done, immense. Their ener
giles in the prosecution Of the Rrea. and praseworhJ
objects which they have In view, are unceasing. The
names of the ladies' composing this society with the e1
cepon Of that Of Mrs George ay, of hecklenburg are
not known to tho writer but they Gre known to many
poor soldier, who has been the recipient Of their boun
ty, and BY him they will never be forgotten. Z.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-08
Warmers Reware !

The Nashville PagriOs under the above caption sub
mis- the following:
We credoly informed that persons going about
the countfy endeavoring buy up farm products. with
view TO mcnopoEe the accessories Of le such corr,
wheat pork bacon, 81. and 20 speculate on the ne
oesstes Of the soldiers aud tie people, We desire to
caution readers In the country against giving
tenNnce Snd encouragement any such system Of
citation. We in the mi ist Of OF the greatest
magnitude. Almost every farmer has = and dear
relative in thai Let him. then his surplus
for the subssenee OF that relative friend instead OF
bulldog up spectators aud paving the way for non pro-
dlcers 10 walk iatO pFincely fortunes The country Ia
Dot TO he served made by SPECTATORS For the pre-
sent battles to be fought Let all remember those
who are 70 hght those battes- The speculltOr, IN
times Ike these, Is vampire, which cln only be met
and val pushed By dislntsTssted patriotism.
FAvmers save your corn ard WheSt, your pork and
beet for those who risking their lives for your lib
sIsy.
The Lynehburg VTrgiEiGH eopes the above and
adds: I'VE have good to believe that there Is
some conc amongst spectators Ia salt great deal
of ths article Is stored In this city ard in Richmond
few dsys ago it was selling for ten dollars sack;
later it vent Up TO twelve 6fy; yesterday fifteen
asked and one House. that had large amount 10 store
vas notified from Richmond to sell any at present
tee same parties predicting that it viii be twenty dol
'ars before the end Of the week Now whs, is TO be the
cscs Of this salt paDef Ipressnt prices maintain
ed-tO say nothing of higher tendsney-there must
be Srea. waste Of provisions for lack of ssl:. o. if
the Farmers pay such prcs for this article the
Ofs't provsiOrs OF every kind viii be greatly augmented
What should oe done with the men who boarding bis
indispensable article 10 order tina, they may abu
lous prices Gu: Of the people, they in Northern
ties they would breed mobs and bread riots very
soon.
' much TO the credit of our people ba. such abuses
are not visited with that summary punishment which
earssed PePases sometimes INFECT. We cannot coun-
tsnsaoe such popular sbaliitions but Ii msy not be
as 10 caution spectators ia articles Of prime uecess
- thai they not venture too far Such men are
entitled to no sympathy, for they have roae for other
people"
TIE Governor Of Georgia suggests method Of pre-
vcutng hese sbuss that is sOrth being considered in
this ate. We refer to the synopsis of bis message,
published under orr telegraphic head