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DIR. A. BEES, Americus, Ga.
The Ancestors of the Southern Arts

The AnceStOrs of the Southern Arts-
tOcracy-"Pure Blood" etc.
Bishop MeAde's work on the cold
Churches and old families of Virginia"
says:
awhile the company and the Governor
were endeavoring to improve the condi-
ton of the colony, by selecting a hun
bred young females of good character,
to be wives TO the laborers on the farms
Of Virginia, King James had determin-
ed to make of the colony a Botany Bay
for the wretched cOnvicts in England,
and ordered one hundred TO be sent over.
| The company demonstrated, but in vain.
A large portion, if not all of them, were
actually sent The influence of this
must have been pernicious. Whether
il was continued by his successors, and
how long, and TO what extent, know
not"
And again, Opp. 365-'6,) he says:
"The greatest difficulty they (the YES
trymen) appear to have had was with tbs
hired servants, of whom, at an early pc.
Rod, great numbers came over TO thiI
country, binding themselves 10 the rich
er families. The number Of illegitimatl
children born Of them aud thrown upol
upon the parish led to much action Of
the part of the yestries and Legislature
Tho loi0er order Of persons in Virginia, in
great measure, sprang from these apprentice
servants and from poor erilea ouPrits
Stth says led. l747, p. 1881 unde
date of 1909:
"But great part of this new company
consisted Of unruly sparks, packed OIL b.
their friends to escape worse desllnie
at home; and the rest were chiefly mad
up Of poor gentlemen, broken tradesmeI
rakes, and libertines, footmen, and sue
others as were much filter TO spoil
ruin a commonwealth than TO help T.
raise one"
Mr. Fontaine a NirginiAn Of some dis
tinetion writes to his father in Englso
on the "a Of March l756:
But here meihinks can hear you oh
serve "What Englishmen intormArry wit
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500 Reward I

C,1RAYE1 OR STOLEN about two weeks "a.
- ago, from Edeeheld Common, a fine Bay ~
Horse, about sixteen hands nigh branded 60
On Ian ahoulder j. T. The subscriber will pay th'
above reward 10 any one leaving the horse az hi
stablishment, No AZ Market street (P. w MAJ
ey's old stand,) IOh Z. OhONh
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A stray cannon shot from Fort Con-
stitution, New Hampshire, Cred tor prao-
tioe. struck On unobseryod pleasure boat
dashed 10 90 pieces threw seven persons
into the water, killed one LITTLE boy and
serously Injured another.
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RnGGY FOR SAFE.

A SECONDHAND TOP DOUBLE BUGGY AND
n Harness viii be sold cheap, or exchanged for
light Express Wagon, II application Il maae soon 20
Mr.. o, erstreet, on the Frauklin Pike, two Blocks
south of Broad street sep2-2w"
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Invest Your Money |!
Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers,

X6JOuiD DO well to husband aud apply their
w means to the purchase of good HONE LOIS,
and thereby save their money, reap the advantages
Of enhau cement in the value OF their property ward
on the Ind ucements aud facilities for dissipation,
and escape the disgaos and ruin incident TO being
caught In their snares and traps which inyoly.
lug and destroying Thousands.
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

WE offer Three large Lots in the vicinity Of the
w Corporation Spr x and but short distance
from the General Rairoad Tepot, via;
ONE lot, with good picket fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 feet 'front.' running through TO Vine about
400 feet, and fronting three sire t. total number
oi front feet about 1900,
Also, LOT on Vine street, about 302 feet, run.
ming through To McIemoro street about 200 feet,
fronting on three streets and haylnga total front Of
about 800 feet, with picket ionce
Also, lot on High street, about eco feet mont,
running 20 an alley in tho direction OF Summer
street
The three lots above men Toned considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they are con-
yenient, cheap, have alter facilities aud room for
waste material, aud are well worthy 81 the atten-
ton a those who desire Ia invest In productive
property, II. q. sCoNEL.
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In pursuance Of the above order, the Stockhod
ers OF the Nashville aud Northwestern Railroad
Company, will please take TOtice, that meetingOf
the Stockholders Of said Company Is required TO DO
held In Nashville, on the SECOND MONDAY IN
90 ODER MKT, being the 18th day OF the month.
The meeting wei convene At the once Of the NASH
willie aud Chattanooga Railroad Company.
A full attendance is requested.
JOHN O. EWING, soO'ry and Treasurer.
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Prolong Life.
Walnut Grove Lots,
For Sale.

A HANDSOME RESlDENCE, lot fronting the
"A Capitol Park Street, considered the most desir-
able part Of the city for Family Residences. Apply
10 H. G.. S]OVEL
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NASnVILLE, AEPT. i,Is

NASHVILLE, SEPT. 4, 1858.
JOHN o. EWING, ESQ Secretary and Treasurer, Of
the Nashville ami Northwestern Railroad Gem
pany
DEAR SIR Y "a viii please call meeting of the
Stockholders Of the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Company, for the Election Of directors Of
sal Road, and for any other business appertaih ng
70 said Company. The Election TO take place tho
Second Monday in October
NJ. BURNS. v p. of the N. N W. II. Co.
JAS. NJ. hEWSOM, Z"
A. II. HICKS,
w II. pRN,
X c. MoNA1RY, DIRRctoRs.
W. II. BANG,
II, 7. McGAYOCK
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GOLD FALLING
From the Richmond Enquiror.l


lFrJm the Richmond Enquirorl
What is of more immediate interest to
US, gold has declined in price nearly four
hundred per cent, it is said, in ten days.
In the face of our late disasters in the
Southwest and the anxiety about Charles
ton, II is cheering TO find that all the eff
forts of the brokers and spectators have
been unable to keep up the unnatural
price of gold, or rather TO maintain the
unre asOnable depreciation of Confederate
currency. We cannot help concurring
in the justice of these remarks by the
Examiner:
"The brokers' have certainly done q
great mischief. These men have direct
interest in diminishing the value of Con-
federate currency; they have the whole
matter under continual manipulation;
and it is expecting too much from human
seliishness to suppose that they will not
get as many Confederate notes for their
gold as they possibly can"
1t 10 dreadful trade; and the indica-
tions of peremptOry action by several
State legislatures, towards stopping the
traffic in gold and silver, and, above all,
in Federal greenbacks, and thus doing
what they may as States TO uphold the
Confederate credit, have already given q
healthier tone to our financial sy stem.
ROBERT ToOMBs on RECONSTRUCTION.
We find the following letter from Gen
eral Robert ToOmbs in the last number of
the Sumter Republican,:
WAsHNdToE, GA, Aug. IL, 1868.
My DEAR SIR: Your letter of the 18th
instant, asking my authority TO contra
diet the report that 81 am in favor of re-
construction" was received this evening.
| can conceive of no extremity TO which
my country could be reduced in which
would for single moment entertain any
proposition for any union with the North
on any terms whatever. When all else
is lost, prefer TO unite with the thous-
ands of our own cOuntrymen W have
found honorable deaths, if not or Rves, on
the battlefield. Use this letter as you
please.
Very truly, your friend, &c.
r. TOOMBS.
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Bnena Vista Lots for Sale!

VNIEsE LOTS possess the four. fold advantages Of
i health, ground we'll suited for walks and roads,
good water, and eliglbillty-withal, cheapness.
Apply TO H. a. SWIVEL
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an absolute term 10 the great mischief of
desertion, which has, under the great
name of absenteeism." been the bane of
the army, and the true source Of our ca
lamities, from the day when the first bat
tie of Manassas was fought, down TO this
hour. The silly cry for more conscripts,
while half the army is absent from duty,
is as wicked as it is stupid
So long as the law and practice of the
regular army of the Confederate States is
little more secure than that Of the old
field militia organization in time of peace,
recruits cannot fill its ranks more than
the pouring Of water into a tub without q
bottom can I'LL tina tub. IL may, howev-
er, ruin the country, which might other
wise feed and pay the army which we
would have, if deserters were punished /;
or il may engage the greater part of the
population, no age or sex excepted, in a
general conspiracy to shield the absent
without leave
THE RAID ON KANSAS JUSTIFIED
From the Richmond lxaminer.l
The accounts Of QuantrelPs re treat are
as little worthy of belief az those of his
conduct at Lawrence. According to
these accounts, his command scattered,
and eighty of his men have been over
taken and put TO death in cold blood
That Lane and his horde If miscreauts
have, indeed, seized and murdered eighty
citizens of Missouri in cold blood, is
quite probable. The expedition to Law
renee was q gallant and perfectly fair
blow at the enemy; but as il fell heavy
upon him, and as the population of Kan
sas is malignant and scoundrelly be-
yond description, no doubt can be enter
tanned that it will be made the excuse
and pretext of every species of atrocity
in Missouri, until the Confederate lead
ers do what they ought TO have done,
and what they are falsely accused of do
ing. A resort to lea taliOnis in its most
decisive form is the only hope of safety
in Missouri, as it soon will be every
where.
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DAD 10 the purchase and sale ~ Real tatate,
Il renting OF store Houses, and Dwellings,, ana All
other business requiring prompt enl encent action
by "a. O, scoNEL.
aop,-tB
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

DuREAr or COLLECTION og AssEsssESrs NO.
MADISON AVENUE orENtso
Tho ssnsssusnt f1r the nins 81 Hails 10
IN The hanfs u ~. Cgis of As@sssusps AMI 10
pAyabs tums'sty Thr proysry srsefsf ~ fts Ass~ss
rusnt fwsny thlT snd Drs ufre1h
aud t-t-e<n rirf snd sfrfh sscn1-s.
THOMAS E SMITH. Casise toT of As~ssnspts
TITv IssPICrORs DgPARrarST, NHw YORR
~ De- ? lr11 ~ stss knd Sarbsg~-Wtutsr arrsnr~
rhs Hndsslsnsa waaii rsspsi Hy al ne sitsn.
~ oar rllifsns the n~cessis klsaGins ffoaa
plang tsif sst-s and gAftass % ne .ss-as. pnn the
rlgng ~ the h<if Ann01nrE fhs arrival . fhs ssh
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d.rs-a No city The spSfusrh 81 sufnF Is ssh
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE
l. The maj for Great Britain aud ihe Conunen', wa
SouthaIn Hanbf1 steamer Ia onia VIII cuc
this oioc Saturday i2ib day OF D.ornbrr iUs
o'c A. NJ, and AZ the Hp Town rtaiora 10 'oNs
Stations A ana Is. ~ A. ".
Stations q aud d. %. A. W.
Stat ions and y g.. A. NJ.
Station u, a. NJ
mail for Ireland via Queenstown TcT CIty OF
New York, VIII close a this oice the at IA
O'Clock A. NJ. ABKAM WAhEMAH Fo.insAs ei.
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>rurICg Tn TtIi.OHs -ffi. MNaBEgh on tiiE
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on ar b, attend Too gopsfA' ne.ng tbis
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f..' ~ ,td"t OF ihc Contra conhiHc
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 SOCIAL AND MUSICAL soTREE WILL BIZ HELD
n ia the WeA Twenty nnh street unitsd frcsbyterAn
church between Shth aud Seventh syenues en- Inursday
evening Dec, ". 1903 n. clock.
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CIiifPrRs oF FRLfDuf ~ STEAMER ISAAC sEW.
- n. Drcmbsr 3. requested senl %
the Peoples Line copies Of theif ot.ins ioyscss ry
The shipping Tcspt AitAf fhsi 70 HEce IL .ssulsy
requested. r. q. ssirt. AssBt
SHAMESs wspEg In CONSEQUENCE or THH
y sc Ia tho pro- of eohlnr ard ali snd. Of
mer's ouftgg tie keAnsus Bsnsrolsat a Of
N. ciy 81 srw Yors ussunst al
leai opoTalinf ths
lowing ~ Esst~f % tLs Gaze Of Uoss o,s
snd wsst~sfi of Csp. Hon s1s pr Dab AMI al Voyages
a % oath.
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MOTTO - MEEriSG OF THE CoAoN DRIVERS
~ i'rolac,e sociciy win b. hair Constitution ith
IT, ia at~nue twenty Nd street hbiay
cvrn,ny Dnean!b.rI, n6i at eosr. Al respsciahlo
q -u sarhurn rcqurs~i attend business ~ I'm
~, . q al WI q transacted.
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'rHg ANNUAL sEnIfsg oY THE awIHH M
j nss1lsnt ksis ~il D. bod q, tho hYisi a. Dsi
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vol ike Agnusl s.is e1ptl dinner ~ ne
~hich will yi.es st Y. 81 ihs Ayts II.
members ~ti a. sil tlssss iss.s
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tns,tu1D sfVr'yJ. BIT tCunf by farnkt1s
snd aiu1a nd ablis W a. houor hasly.
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nAILROAns.

II JUDsoS RIVER RAILROAD -TRtIss FoR A.
IL Toy she Ncrta aud Wet, Rave Chanh.rs
a. snd 10. add si5 and 70 y 7. g., nd sun.
q b. ~ ffan fhirtieth street flchets tasy
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n Naw YORK an1 o. lyn. ara gsagc rlt. "a 81 i8s
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"sLAvEnY Dons SoI EHlsr ~ Ing oossrrrr.

= IAFEHF UNTN NUI FtITT TN NV NJNhTFfI'
= usrh hy siftur ~ Wa cIuId
ins iiuton bot hoanf W funfsm nisi
lao. suf ~ ahifs W a.. b0hof nds ~.
nUgry a. ss 80 par"uan. required 20 " stiu br TIE
BE ne ottsF afsiuts ficn.
In The .ysaehe isnTy Wart Bsschsr IN tnE
eiaiy tIs ib On eras sBd Chnstany, tkA,
fofb~ar.nee nfrrf~rs pith tls
Yrofgct 0f principle aud Christian fsith.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

AT TIE FRANKFORT HOUSE ONE BLOCK EAST o
n the City Han corner OF Frankfort and william streets
10 neatly furnisled light Rooms 10 on
all night
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40 SURRENDER
o. W WADE. President

A J. DAILY Secretary
J a. L. FAHnrr. i.asuTer.
DEc. IL 1874
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-11
Form Port Royal ana Vicinity

New YORK, Aug. 3. A private letter from
of Charleston, dated July 70, says: | went yes
terday to Block Island and made reconnaissance
from the tallest tree there. Block island IS DO
tween James and Morris Islands, distant from INC
former about 1000 yards. saw from my elevA-
ted position that the rebels were erecting line
Of batteries and building rife pits almost the en-
tire distance from Fort johnson to SecesslonvIlle
along the river. | could look over into Charles
ton and see what was going on there quito PLAIN
ly. 1t IL the nearest view have yet had Oh
Charleston, but our brave boys will take near
er one and astonish the rebels.
FoRrRsss MONROE, Aug Z. The steamer D.
R. Spaldinr, from Stone Island Inlet on the
4th inst. has arrived here.
The siege Of Charleston was progressing ia
vorsbly No important news otherwise received
The bonbardmsnt near Charleston was more
spirited Oh the 29th. The Federals were erect
ing their new batteries within GOO yards Of Tort
Wagner, our new batteries on James Island
causing them much annoyance. Two thousand
mere Federals had been landed on Folly Island
The Yankees had captured three blockade run
ners.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-11
From Memphis and the Western
Department.

CMcrsNATi, Aug. g. Only ten wagons were
captured and burned by SCOTS rebels at Siam
ford, KY, in aesd of sixty as was reported.
The Gazetie's Lexington dispatch says Scotts
raid is concluded. Some 300 rebels effected the
crossing Of the Cumberland, leaving stolen wsg-
ons and other property behind them. -Four
hundred prisoners, captured from SCOTS COM
mand passed through Frankfort to-day for Lou
isville
COLUMBUS, O., August 5. Great excitement
prevailed here yesterday afternoon, in conse-
duence Of the tearing down, by invalid soldiers,
of Gag on which were inscribed the names oil
Vallandigham and Pugh.
The copperheads upon this commenced gather,
ing together for vengeance on the authors oil
tho act. An invalid soldier was badly beaten
for approving Of the act.
Ali the soldiers in the city were arrested and
put in the guard house, to prevent further dem
onstratlons
ST. LOUIS, Aug 5. The Democrats VickSburg
dispatch says 10 the late advance on Jackson
letters were captured confirming the treason o.
James Buchanan, Ex President. His replies u
jeff Davis confirm Gen. Scott's ACCUSATIONS.
In the late operations against jackson we los
about 1000 men. The army 1t now undergoing
a complete reorganization.
CAIRO, August 5. The steamer Ruth, yalueC
at $40 900 was burned last night at the foot
Island No. l. She was bound Tor Helena, ant
had on board eight paymastcrs and their clerks
with 81 800 600 to pay Gen. Grants army
The papers, all the books, and all the Govern
ment funds were lost Altogether, about 81
lives, 80 head of beef cattle, 100 mules, 40I
tons OF commissary ana suffers stores, and lO'
tons of private freight, &C., were lost.
The FIRE is believed to be the work OF an in
cendiary in the interest Of the rebel govern
ment. An effort was made to fire the naval de
partment night before last.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 4. Col. Hatch ha
driven Richardson's band Of guerrillas, lOOO
strong, out of Mississippi and has turned hi
attention to Gen. Pillows forces, which are il
the neighborhood Of Paris, Tenn Pillow i
reported to have crossed the river at Paris OF
Sunday lost with Elk regiments.
One OF Gen. Dodge's scouts who left Tuscum
bia July 25th, has arrived at Corinth lie re
ports that nearly halt the Alsbamians in Bragg
array have deserted taking their arms, and art
in the mountains, refusing to 80 back.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Iy CHANcERY,
wAsHISdroS COUNT, S. SPINNER Triu, a. d. 1856
ALVIN BRALEY, ALVIN BRA

STATE OF VERMONT, Iy CHANCERY,
wAsHISOroS COUNT IS. SPINNER Triu, a. d. 1868.
ALVIN BRALEY, ALVIN BRA
BEMAN II. CAMPBELL and Others. bury, in Wash
lngon County and State Of Vermont, has filed his
Bill Of Complaint against Beman II. Campbell and
others residents OF this state, aud aEans James Yeo,
formerly Of said Rox,ury but without this State In
Canada or In parts unknown letting forth in substance
that Boman II. Campbell Of Warren in said County and
Jonathan Campbell Of ROxbury Aforesaid on the 18th day
Of August, D. 1850 duly executed to the said Braey
mortgage deed Of certain land In said Roxbury, described
as follows. VIE Being all the land which the said Alvin
Brsley and Horace Chathed the day decided the
said Beman II. Campbell and jonathan Campbell, by two
Deeds signed by said Brasy nd said Chat1ed AID
the other by said Chahe refcfesos being had to said
deeds II being MY hvo acres, more or less OF the east
end Of the nrst division lot drawn to the original right Of
William Birch, and also about ten fifteen acres ad oin-
Ing viii n the SAW mill and buildings sand formerly
occupied by the said jams yeo conditioned FOR the pay
ment OF four prOms0ry notes. all dated the l9h day Of
August A. d. 1850, one for two hundred and nine dollars
and eighty cents, payable in year from the hrp day
Of April Qhen) next, with interest annually and three Tor
the Of two hundred snd sH dollars each one payable
in two In three and la four years from the first
day Of April (Ihen) next with interest annually after
said nrst day Of April all which due snd w.
paid And further setting forth that John A. T. White OF
burlington, In The County Of Chtt.nden and the said
James Veo have come right interest In said premises
Wherefore he prays that the equity Of redemption The
defendants In the premises may be forecioted.
And appearing that the said James veo resides out Of
III. stale Of Vermont II ordered that he be notified Of
the tendency Of said Bill Of Complaint by publishing the
substantial part lhcrsOf in hs Green Mountain Freeman
a newspaper printed At Montpelier, In said Nashingos
County, three weeks tuscessvely the last Of which pph
cations shall be o. least twenty days previous to the Sec
ond tuesday Ia September A. D. 1888 at which time the
SAID bill IL made Teturnable Which shall be sucisnt no.
toe for said defendant YO, to appear and answer unto
the same.
Dated at Montpelier, In the County Of wa,hinston and
state OF Vermont the 2ith day Of july, A. D. 1919
LUTHER NEWCOMB CLERK.
HVrouISsoS & RowEIL, socitorl 3lW9