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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-07-19
AUDITORS Office Monroe County, 0.


DY TUE FIRST SECTION OF THE ACT
u .To organize and discipline the militia of
Ohio, and to repeal an act therein named" it
is provided s.That all white male citizens, re-
sidents of this State, being EIGHTEEN years
of age and under FORTY FIVE, shall be en-
rolled in the militia, and perform military
duty in such manner, not incompatible with
the Constitution and laws of the United States
as hereinafter prescribed"
The second section provides that the asses
sors of the several wards and townships, shall
annually, in the month of May, enroll all per-
sons living within their respective limits,
| liable to enrolment, and return "a certified
copy of said enrolment to the Auditor of the
county, who is authorized, upon satisfactory
proof, to correct said enrolment, by adding
the name of any person omitted, or striking
off any person improperly enrolled.
Section four provides that sail persons who
are subject to military duty under the pro-
visions of this act, and who are not now mem
bers of some volunteer organization, shall
either become members OF some volunteer Or
gan:zatiou, or shall pay into the county treas
ury, annually, the sum of four dollars, Whlch
sum shall be a communication for lines and
penalties for ne glect to perform military SER
vice, except under calls to prevent or repel IN
vasion, or suppress insurrection."
As provided by this act a correct duplicate
list of the returns of the assessors is now filed
with the county treasurer, for collection, and
, all persons neglecting refusing to pay to
, the treasurer FOUR DOLLARS, or file certih-
cate of exemption, or before The 10th OF
September, will be charged THIRTY PER
, CENT, additional which the treasurer Is re-
ouired to collect by distress or otherwise, with
costs, in the same manner as for othel
taxes.
The following described persons are exempt
r and if the proper evidence is produced, Will
r be stricken from the rolls; such evidence mus
n be produced and filed on or before the l5ti
of August:
Section G. In addition to the persons ab
!. solutely exempted from enrolment IN tn
- militia by the laws of the United States, tn
J persons hereinafter exempted shall be apso
}: lutely exempted from enrolment, viz;
+ lst. All persons in the army or navy
o volunteer forces of the United States.
o. Cd. Persons who have been or hereafte
: may be honorably discharged from the arm
or navy of the United States, after hayln
N performed military, duty for one year or mcr
:, during the existing rebellion
Sd. Commissioned officers serving unde
p this act, who shall have served as such IN tb
es militia of this State for the space of five year
r but no officer shall be so exempt unless b
lc his resignation after such term of serviC
duly accepted, or in some other lawful MAJ
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REMOVAL AND CHANGE IN HEADoUAR-
TIERS OF NORTHERN DEPARTMENT.-Last
week the Headquarters of the Northern
Military Department was closed out in
Cincinnati, and transferred to Detroit,
Michigan, where Major General Ord will
take charge of it. General Hooker, and
his personal staff, Lieut.. Colonels La
throp and Hart, will leave Cincinnati in
day or two for-sNew York, where the
General takes the place of Major General
Dix. ~
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REPUBLICAN, ATTACKS UPON THE
PREsIDENT.-Th Chicago Tribune is very
angry with President johnson, and says
che has caused profound dissatisfaction
in the heart Of almost every earnest and
undoubtedly loyal man in the North. "
The most angry men are the friends of
negro. suffra ge,. who are now trying to
bully the President, by such attacks, into
support of their views. We shall see
how they will succeed.
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TN TEACHERS,
Normal Instruction and EsEisI fn
tiae Cl;,ringtOn High ScEleOi.

Teachers as guides to others, need, at
least, three things 1st, A thorough
knowledge of the branches Of study they
propose to teach; ID, The best methods
of teaching those branches; Sd, Ability
to instruct-to lead the young mind ju-
diciously from the known to the un-
known.
The arrangements and qualifications,
as well experimental as natural and ac-
quired of the Principal, warrant him in
giving the positive assurance that all
these ends can most certainly be secured
and in greater degree in any given pc
riod Of time, in this Institution, than in
any other similar one in the country
Besides training teacher pupils in the
modes of imparting instruction, the
science and art of School government will
be taught and set forth and illustrated in
a series of gratuitous lectures by the
Principal for the benefit of this class Of
the members Of the institution. This
course alone is really worth more to each
candidate for the Teachers Profession
than what he pays for his tuition, the
only thing for which charge is made.
Besides, there is a Lyceum connected
with the Institution. Teachers thus in
srructed and trained will find themselves
prepared to take an active and becoming
part in the exercises of the Teachers In
stitute here, in the Fall, and will find
them highly remunerative; far more SO
than they can prove to those not thus pre-
pared to engage in and avail themselves
thus personally and practically Of the
special advantages they offer.
For circulars and particulars addres:
the Principal. WILLIAM s. Af.pER,
Clarington, Ohio
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A PETITION will be presented to the Com.
u missieners of Monroe County, 0aio, at
the next September session, praying for a
County Road, commencing South of the resi-
dence of William Watkins in Green Tp., at
at or near green tree, at the county road
leading from New Castle to Woodsfeld,
thence along the old road north to a dogwood
stake, thence across the hollow to the mouth
of lane, thence along the old road, near the
residence of said William Watkins 70 sta6e,
thence to the right to q STAGE, thence the
nearest and best route to the graded road at
tw gate posts on the hill near the residence
of &. L.Gillespie. sfle
WIN. WATKINS.
JuIv 10 1se5.--htnd
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Notice in Partition.

yITILLIAM III THO MA S and John Thomas, Jr.,
w who reside out of the State of Ohio;
Mary J. Watson and Jacob Watson her hus-
band, and Nancy Nicols, will take notice that
on the 9th day of June, 1855, petition YVES
fled in the Court of Common Pleas. within
the county of Monroe, by Harriet Thomas,
wherein the said Harriet Thomas demands
partition of the following real estate to wit:
The north half of the north east quarter OF
TIE southeast quarter of section eighteen,
Township three and range four, and that at
the next term of said court the said Harriet
Thomas will apply for an order that partition
may be made of said premises.
AMOS & SPRIGGS,
July 5-w6, Att'ys for petitioner.
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THE city of st. Louis is much annoyed
by mad dogs. Some ten or twelve deaths
have occurred within short time from
hydrophobia, and scarcely day passes
without some one is bitten. The Mayor
has urged the city council to at once order
the muzzling of all dogs or cause them
to be shut up.
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Select School.

rT,HE undersigned will open aSelect School
in Baresville, on Monday, July 81, 1865.
Persons wishing to prepare themselves for
teaching, viii do well to avail themselves of
this opportunity, as every means will be en-
ployed to make the school interesting, profit
able, and thorough.
Good boarding can be had in private fami-
lies on moderate terms. Tuition reasonable,
and location pleasant, So turn out students.
Let us have good lively time in Baresville
this fall. w. b. 0NElLL, Teacher.
July 5, 1865.
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The Petersburg (Va.) papers complain
of the white and negro boys who endan-
ger their lives and other peoples prop
erty, by engaging in regular stone battles
about the city, Sunday is the day par
ticularly devoted to this purpose by the
young ''rebs and sirrepressibles.'f y
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NOTICE. -Annoupcment of marriages and

NOTICE.-Announcmen of marriages and
deaths containing six lines or less, we pub
lish free of charge, and will be much obliged
to our friends throughout the county if they
Will forward them to us. Five cents per line
viii be charged for all above six lines on all
Obituary Notices.
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PIANO FoRTEs. Williams and West
are agents for Wm. Knabe & Cos cele-
brated Baltimore Pianos; also, for A. II
Gale & Cos New York Pianos. These
pianos are the very best made. We will
deliver you one here, free of all expen-
ses, cheaper than you can buy one in
Wheeling. Call and examine testimon-
ais, cuts, &c.
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DIR. TALBoTT,s PILLS

DR.. LBOTT'S PILLS
Composed of highly concentrated extracts
from roots and herbs of the highest medici-
nal value, intallible in thee of all diseases
of the Liver or any arrangement of the Di-
gestive Organs. They remove all impurities
of the blood, and are unequaled in the cure
of Diarrhe, Jaundioe, Dyspepsia, Scrofula,
Billiousness. Liver Complaint, Fevers, lead
ache. Piles. Mercurial Diseases, Hereditary
Humors. Dose, for adults, one pill in the
morning, children half pill. From one to
three pills will cure ordinary cases, and from
one to three boxes will cure any durable case
of no matter how long standing. Price ST
per box. Trade supplied or sent by mail.
v. MOTT TALBOT, NJ. d., & CO.
lily. 81 Fulton Street, New York
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A DARING but unsuccessful attempt
was made last week to rob the county
Treasurer Office at Columbus, Ohio:
The thieves made three successive at
tempts to blow open safe containing
$1,000 but left without accomplishing
their object.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-07-19

IRE THE editor of the Lancaster Gazette,
the Abolition organ of Fairfield County,
: says: "a negro has as good right to
! avete as an Irishman."
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sssoa,SpN STROKE. = Three cases of sun
stroke, resulting in sudden death, are re-
ported as having occurred in Cincinnati
on the Fourth. The thermometer rose
to about 100 in the shade
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"a vVoodsfield Select school.

s. The continued term of the Woodsfeld
Select School will commence Monday
July 31st. Special attention will be de-
,.yoted to those who wish to qualify them
selves for teaching. Application for ad-
Emission will be made to the undersigned
-zssssEzz RepT A. Grove,
-. .4xg.ey s.. A. GRAHAM,
Teachers.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ADVERTISING

Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has saved many failing business;
Has preserved many large business;
has created many new business,
TRY TT.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
lN ed was, on the 9th day of July, 1866 ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of Andrew
w. Boughner, late of Monroe county, Ohio
deceased. MICHAEL BoUGHNER.
July 10, 1s65.-3w.-pd.
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'9.'z EsS4 A number Of communications have
- been received too late for this paper
will appear next week.
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pF On. LEASES for sale at this Office.
Price 10 cents.
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TO WHOLESALE BUYERS.

To WHOLESALE BUYERS,
We would ask careful examination of our
stock of Clothing and Piece goods. The in
crease in our business the past year has ena-
bled 5 to keep much larger and more
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
In our line, and by selling low, we hope to
still further extend our business.
We have several lots of Clothing from last
year, which we will job out low.
STEIN BROTHERS,
Cor. Main and Monroe street @E
March 30, '65, 1y. = WHEELING, w. VA.
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FRENCH,
M A N U f & C T u R E,

In every variety of color, style and price; all
of which we will make to order in the latest
style and best manner.
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80
pGr Mr.. S. P. Jones has entered his.
roam mare .sSnap" for two Of the preinf-.
ums offered by our Agricultural Society
for fast trotters.
It is confidently expected that some OF
the f'sstwo forty nags' from Columbus
GAINESVILLE, Newark and other places will
be here,
"A Mess oFsP PSI f preacher pitches
into politics may not politicians pitch
into a preacher?'
s@ There is a rumor that oil has been
struck. in a small quantity, near Neal 5
mill, in this county. The report needs
confirmation.
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Subscribe Quickly.

Less than S20O,oo0,Ooo of the Loan auf
thorized by the. last Congress are now on the
market. This amount at the rate at which
it is being absorbed will all be subscribed
for within two months, when the notes will
undoubtedly command premium, as has
uniformly been the case on closing subscrip-
tions to other Loans. 1t now seems proba-
BILE that no considerable amount beyond the
present series will be offered to the public.
In order that citizens of every town and
section of the country may be afforded facili-
ties for taking the loan, the National Banks,
State Banks, and Private Bankers throughout
the country have generally agreed to receive
subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select
their own agents, in whom they have conf
dence, and who only Gre to be responsible for
the delivery of the notes for which they re-
| ceive orders,
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IAY,CooKE.

SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, Philadelphia.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by
John A. Davenport, Woods6eld.
First National Bank of Barnesville.
First National Bank of GAINESVILLE.
Second National Bank of GAINESVILLE.
First National Bank of st. Clairsville.
First National Bank of Cambridge.
First National Bank of Bridgeport.
First National Bank of Marietta. Se
Firs. National Bank of McConnellsville.
First National Bank of Columbus.
May II, 1se5-3n.
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6. o, R. r. TINE TABLE,
FOR STATIONS IN BELMONT co.

Took EFFEcr SUNDAY, ocToBER 30, 1854.
Going East. Going Vest.
No. 8 No. No. 6 No. 8.
Rxnrass Rxnrasa Express Express
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u. s 2, :sO Loan.

-
ne SAFE Oh the hfs' series OF s9ooV'ooo'oeo
of the 7-3o Loan was completed on the Slst
of March, 1865. The sale of the second Sc
ries of Three Hundred Millions, payable
three years from the 9Th day of June, 1855
was begun on the lst eff April, In the short
space of thirty days, over One Hundred Mil
lions of this series have beeu sold-leaviup
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MONROE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM ANY.
DsFIELD, OHIO.
on "A NJ IzED I M 1885,
Office, one door South of the Court House-up stairs
G @ O O O

the mosta
to settle promptly and soliciting do so with the
policy holders
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s''s. July 18th, 1s65-1m.
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MILITARY COMUTATION.

July 10, 1s65.-4tpd.
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PIANO FoRrEs.-williams and West

Depend upon this table until further notice
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Road Notice.

July II, 1S65.-3B.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-17

|IJtNDY MAN FOR @OBBlNG--AN Ell
II derry sober uln Valte'. enc who can do somo-
hing with the t,ose, 49, a hll'e o. telythinf
~ MILL. -
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| PLUMBER, OR YOUNG MAN VINO
sn 10 jobbins vorr. Apply 40 HudiOu ct. \. L.
YAPlEII. ~
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IDhPER BONES - WANTED % GIRLS Tt
= r,ase paper t3rcT; those ths. undcr.tand ROUND
spnly to A wCNsCH. No. $50 Broadusy, entr.rc,
on Sg-tutst 25i
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lSON Wan lED-ONE ACQUAINTED
nth furnace md ruhge SITTING good Wlges.
" Immediately At 20 Cana d. JOHN sun
ssI
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WANTED.

OPERATORS, BAISTERS AND BUTTON
hpis makei. vsntcd on linen costs-M. L "
machine Call 16T West 10Th st, M ,iAirs 300
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OPERATORS, BA1STERS AND FINISH
Ave s, bet 10Th and 18th sp Cnil Tor this wcok 30
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COAL
'ST QUALITY RED ASH, EGG

COAlI-TIRSr QUALITY RED ASH. EGG
or stove, delivering this day, ut sl2 ~ per tqu.
hite as, stove, ofs or mace, ~ large nut ilV ~
cumberland Coal 81; BfuHdtop - 90. Apply Al 5IS
i.oMeIl, III ufeenH and 4Il Bloome SITS. jacob
WEEKS. 49,
GOAL, COAL, COAI-THk VERY BEST
- red and white tsh stove aud egg, At ~ pei ton
nut coal $40 per ton, al the iard 60 aud 80 AtiUI
ney AID SJl and ~ EIyinston. ADAM Brown 8
90. -
ELOUR-FLOuR CHEAP FOR CASH
l. LKtra Sll, double ertrn Sl2, choice extra tls
per barrel ssrAn ted and delivered mo IA NeN York
OF BROOKLYN. l94 And lJO Myrtle ave. II. }. COlLLS
Flour Store. 4g5
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LOST AND FOUND.

RANK BOOK NO. ?iG, Os2, ON THE BOW.
~ cry ssvinrs hsnk, lost. Tho finder will poass
return IL to tho htnk. 20
I .OST BIT. l6lST ST. AND HARLEM
- M''ropohisn Police shield, No 71s. The finder
Cent nj ONCE. ~
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RoATs-FOR SALE, ~ SECONDHAND
- boA.s icon u'rd Ny Government from ~ 70 80
tl4H On nov bosts built TO order and on hand at Tie
ll4th o., Harlan River II u
IFOk sALf-A LARGE NEW FOUND-
'NNu "A''h 4"s Inquire No. l Morris 1t. PSI
DhokCES SPEEDILY PROCURED
Dths' ias business attended To- NO ioos unlss,
- s..nn ,LS9Is.y HneAas -, AunlY ~ VI AddreAs
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$1lD REWARD 80 LOST, MONDAY
ViOOmornins, In going from 4ist st. aud 10TH
avenue 20 lth a. and Gth avenue, q canvas taT.
cont aiming about $50 dressed tkins. The above
ward will BIO paid for the recovery OF the gOods
any pouon giving information which will iced to
thoiT recovery will he handsomely rewarded L. J d.
4 l. PHILLIPS, 900 Canal A. 2yC
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w SHIRT IRONEES, WASHERS AND
-tarchers WaH.el Immediately, at II, and 10
80
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hsW fofk, Nay 20.
Ths ssesner MirssstDpi, ffoa, New
0rleeea tssA. Asd Key Wsss, Ion ha.
arSivsd.
Ths essd Ks, and KY West light.
VAR - lighted, - sss.ns Yoencs o. the
nj 0ososwsu esisg = H4ssas, sskirg n
.Dussisics and being txpsetsd 70 come
in'o Key West.
The Po~hattsn vas sent over to Ha-
vans, a:so the Anes and Dsle, TO keep the
S.enewall fretp eeming ont. Grsat ex-
eisement prev.iIed at Key West 10 regard
to tho matter.
The steamer Geo. Cromwell, from New
Orleans. lt.h, has srrivrd.
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|. |.coTfo0itto0 for tho 0oftkWestoro Fair
New York, May 20.
The Tribuoe's washingtop spsch
eays:
Rev. Dr.. RYDER has obtained the loci
II the Libby Prison, for the sss Of The
North western Sanitary Fair aod Soldiers
Home. A complete assortment Of the
arms ussd iu service, With mssy csp
,ured gyms. Be, viii slso ne assde up.
n Secretary Stanton has promissd The loaa
Of JEFF. Davis crinolins.
The Tines special hes the followisE:
John G. Breckiaridgs, Bari Trenholm,
and Extra Billy Smith are skslkisg ia
the vicinity of Feruaodina, Fla.
Sheridan has been rent iu the direction
d Texs. Kirby Saith. N,erudsrs /
Co. will probably soon make his aequaiOs-
snce.
Gen. Shsrmsu has sent 10 bic report to
Gen Giant. He eoss very fully INTO Ais
srmisaies arrangement With Johnston. ar
guisg his own case in his ssaal vigorous
sl,le.
Wm. Orion, Collector Of the Sixth Dis
tsics, has bsea sppoipted Comnissioass
Of Internal Revsnse, vice ]. J. Lewis, ~
sigoed.
Although Secretary Seward ppent IN
hour in hls ,fios 70 day, he 10 altogether
TOO feeble TO ressme his duties.
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New Yo,k, May 20.

New Yo.k. Asy 20.
The New O,leans Tsae Delta, OF lh.
18Th. bas the following:
A g-otlenssn ~ho has recently srriret
in THE city from Has.aa, informs u.
that be me, ex S~saior Gsian. Of C.liEr
nia, at that pisce, and YES shown indu
bitable evidence that S,nosa has bee,
csded TO France By A.xinilisn. NJ
Gsipn slso showed oar iaform.nt, who's.
versoity 10 oeyond qaestioo, Of hi. pat
eat Of sobil,ty - Dske of the Frrnc.
province Of Soooss.
The steamer Evening S.ar. from Nes
Orleans l3h. hss arrived
The pspefs contain some M,xcar
news:
When Col. Low NJ Hickey went e
sss.ck tbs L.bersls ii NAs.ra, tue gssste,
part Of his cavalry deserted When ordered
10 change. He fred upon them sith hi.
Infantry and commenced refreshing, bu,
was amba-hed himself and killed Th.
remaiader Of his troops surrendered i'm
mediately The Liberals had N .tch. d
within eight eight miles Of Perdras He-
graz.
AsximiIian's native troops cannot be
trusted.
A letter from Rio Grande City rays ,
new revolution Is breaking out on the
frontier. Both the natives add Bas,inss
hsve joined their forces xith Lcoo ii
Csmao'oga, and are expected to attack
HstamoFas.
The steamer C,ns s'itntion has arrived
romAnDapolis With 500 psroled soldiers
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NeW AossS NY ~
One Of tho Herald's correspondent,
With Gen. Wilsoe's cav .lry column, writ
ing from Macon, gives us very intsrestioe
.ksiches Of the pressas cossdilion Of af.
fairs in Georgia-civil. military. socia
sod personal. All the people, nearly
sberever the national troops are stationed
profess to be good U,ioni-t.. They I'D
unit they have been conquered. and have
no desire for . contsnastioo Of the war
SO great Is the security and good order ia
-tiilrd in oil the places occapicd By Gen.
Wilson's fuices, that The citix rs sic loud
in praise Of the favorable change frum
rebel rule.
There is now great scarcity of fool
throughout the Stale, aud starvation il
Imminent, no. only 10 the poorer. bat u
the rich, aud some bread riots have &C :
Cured
Gen. Wilson has c.mmenced iseuipg
rsiions to tie uesdy in various parts u
the country
Several conferences regarding public
ma,ters have tsken place at Macon. be-
tween General Wilson snd Gov Brown,
aud the latter, as our readers hsve H.
ready been informed, issued his procla.na.
tion calling an extra session Of the iegis
lature, but the General informed him
that it would not meet w,,hou. special
permis sion was granted from Washing
ton
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Albany, May 20.
Gov. Fsnton has sent to the Ssosessr,
OF State, without bis signature, The fol
lowing bile
The bill for closing the MetropoIisas
Bank; the % aud Sd Avenue raiIrosc
bill; 4be Astsspolisan ssiIroad bill, unde,
gronsd: the Pneumatic railvay and Ex
press Company bill the Asahsttss g..
Company bill, snd the Kaieke, boekc,
Gas Company bill.