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A WORD iragement just now, in
an, ,esar. "a and financial condiS
ian NAV rusuiled TO our readers,
8 esueaally ur 6irnds in the planting in
,o,ost Tr, a.itisal ~dissehsiOns which
Radical M d stirred up, and which
threatened dastfuction our republican
liberties, a. rapidly subdued by the
Sspidt Of con. yl,ism which has ever ac-
tuatsd our men AMI The intelligent
masses in s, crisis like tho present.
where the reservation Of constitutional
goyemmSa At stake. We are now
iaIly in Tie ut,s ). of the contest for poiiti-
cal liberty ant 10 supremacy. Poth par
lies are full, ,glrc Of he issues at STA e.
The one i%c-irous OF a perPetuatlon oil
their rove. aa misrIle, the other fully
bent on fy s.,ration Of the civil and pc
lNieh nights IF ,bo South, and the preser.
walton Of Tho Cone'itmion.
New Enga.i The hot bed Of Radical
ism, urdet the detship Of Butler, Sum
Der & Co, bn pho,gi in the recent elec'
tious there, O sJcu ned opposition to thu
policy 81 adm istraiion. Andrew
Johnson, .ae .,,y. we'd man Of destiny
the defend r cons tional liberty b.
eousefyator Of sle peNe, still holds m,
elDs " ID sae bean Of the army an'
IVY, and .b, GOOD meplof all parties, ha.
taken bs stand by the Consultation
rhine 20 tight it cut on that line.
the consequences b nt they e.
he peo'. aoy have : ME fully aIiv
hes ~ End ffodka all soe.ionsh
"r. New Enuland 81
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I0FFEK for Saie my Tlantation i've miles
sdAth 0f Macon, Containing abOHs ilo0 aefeA
abOnt one halt Of which is improved There's
on the place An sriesian Sell, AfnrdinR Plsag
Of water. II desired will sell maIes and esa-
fr stock, farming utensils, ete1 and give 9 nafs
gan. n. W FVOEh-
Aug. Il, 1866. II
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Sept al I'M

has II
town :5csO Supplied VIII a greu
deal 81 preaching Rrsts the Baptis
had : pI~otracteS meeting. chen III
Mghgdist and naw Tie Presbyterian
are coadhstiug slch i Sosting. I
laFge Eumber IF e~oaysrsF5as have beel
tbofespls. One efths notable feature
bof Divine wotstis ii louisville is tht
good congregational singing that i
heard there. The people of Louisville
have undoubtedly considerable talent
for sacred music
One of the funniest things about this
town is this, hat the editor Of the
Louisvikis Bulletin is Jailor, lives III
the-jall, and has bis printing office in
one Of the rooms Of the building.
have heard of editors getting in jail for
enjoying themselves IN cOmbatiye sports,
and at other times for getting 'toO
high "a peaehaNs Tor which getting
100 high, Of course they acquire, II uof
already possessed. 10y the frequent IA
vors of their friends in the shape Of
bottles, baskets, boxes and barrels Of
vlnoss and S%pirituOus liquors, oil ofwhich
they have to pass their opinion upon Of
course, but | have never heard. Of an
editor getting IN lail voluntarily before,
and having bis printing Office 10 Jail too.
That mau 5 head Of the Louisville Bull
letin is level" lie can ran a printing
cbeap il auy.body can. As an evidence
of his prosperity, his paper is largely
increasing in circulation and viii soon
.ehlarge to about double its present size
He has a very good female correSpon
dent at Washington City, and is the
recipient Of sundiy favors from CORES,
pnndents 10 the country.
The capitalists Of this country Ike
others throughout the South are iurning
their attention to manufacturing &t
home or own raw staple instead Of
sending it North to be manufactured
by our bitterest enemies and then re.
turned 10 us at the most fabulous prices
Several planters Of the neighborhood
Of New Prospect, in this county, are
concerned Ia the new company which ii
steps to rebuild The Bankston.
Miss J burnt during the war ; while
Col John w. Perkins, Of P~erkiusville.
,formely Buckhorn 10 this comfy is
low actively engaged in building the
sPerkinsville Cotton Factory which
viii be q mill of $50 spiDdles-Work
ug City hands. The building are an
Up aud amply sufficient for three times
be amount Of nrchinery sIrsady pro
,afed and three Times che present cum.
Ia Of hands. The location is one oil
finest ii the State. Oh The Macon
louisville toad, twelve and a half
from Louisyile aad.lg mics from
AZ at the latter place Il 3 placed
easy scpsss Of he Mobile end
iallFoad.
b AnitI a nroneilad ~ wnkar nnusn l
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BUGGY And WAGON SHOP,

n n tho Southwest corner Of the Court
" House Square, opposite Lower Hotel.
All kinds Of vehicles repaired, painted aud
trimcd, In good style, at lov rates.
Bacon, Lard, Corn, Whoat, SC, taken al
market value. G J. SHlPMAN.
Sept. 20, 1865.
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oVNH S'"' W. ."
ern Star by G H Wilson
the Clarion W

paragraph rote sioguhr affair
Mr. r cc's sFsed " b the farmer, and
e is the story, in sort
The farmer IA Penrylranian) went
to bed dnrirg the beav md p~rotracted
Storm Monday night, nd dreaming
that the ill across a chasl some iun~
dred feet deep had given ,ay under a
passenger train, and let IS down into
the abyss, he spraug 70 rqhter assiS
lance to the pass myers, ran to the
door, and WAS Fastening from Ii, house
whea his vie awakened him he re.
lated BIZ lream, and went to bed again
but slept very little more duriugAthe
night. The dream made such a deep
impression on bis mind that he hasteg.
eato Ne cbasm nezt moruigg early, 10
see what condition it was in but the
road vas apparently all right, although
III q was pouring and surgiug
through ghe large culvert beneath as
though IL would wash the earth away
rassAt night the farmer could not
sesl blinking about bis dream OF
sies proceeding night, and getting up
b procured bis lantern and hurried
oil 70 the cbasm. When he arrived
thpra be found to his terror. that the
hue Hll had been washed out. leaving
uulbing but the unsupported ties and
sragtsover the chasm Hearing the train
tbluderlng towards destruction The far
msr clambered aerOss tho dreadful
1n-n Az ,A,J ,n.,o
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v thatp s.n5eIInHf afanaa
deeiloai Al4 ist a.eiariion
s,f z .sa..s..orsi De Osioeel slssup
'w' = hafllod ~ alanaass Nv
yTWe w ssadldsse @ m'e.3eN
~ Hauot aufl 81 kfiaie sAe
Iudgs o shs district, eemeaale y
Meals ir : ,.5s. Warren, Ainssa'
.~,untlss q Ksnpar, Nsshosa a
scott lauae.s lsate. helmea tfer
Tinstan, e Zoo nd hAdisen.
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For sale theap,

w Ain mt SUI
THE FINEST DREsE5, which !
: larg. assortment Of -,e Of suiti,
Meas IuRNIs. land "a. or T .es. sSll
last CA Der 10 nleas purchaser Low
eral pisT Cc1TEH' II FoSD'
No,h;, " fPL calo
the r. r {
Since thtND N 4 V "ieS os !
learn further So session
train was delayed sic
terprise, by a freight tralirr {
the track !" and that the dow
ger was also delayed a short
above Quilman by its engine
"of." The up train, being at Ia
arrived at Quitman and took the
but, as information was broug
man from above that the do'
was delayed BY a break in the I
conductor of the up train took
CINE and some section hands a
ceeded to the assistance of Il
train ; the information prove
false, and the consequence was
ION between the engine and I
train, Several persons were
.injured--rone seriously VIII
f man that carried. the false new
ENTERPRlslNG -Au enter
: been started at Enterprise
ern Star by G H Wilson
j.. nt.. W. ~
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ll.a Aae7e Hs3ntd WgA
nPH ians 81 the fTfsa ~
aitg.u {8 al severed Rbeuslt
aenss afg uaa ~ hsaasss ~ ihe gllf
gss ennntrs. Il Is taemei Has'ess f.
attended txek as A q y plaza
ths llslst sor.
% III As EaaSH. nat one b al
sands 81 J3rpeg stadchts % aa
nsast Mad sa iar - knnNI st aaa
rsnd q thnse she hag B sens tnf
Essape On tie Aafth 4aa Al by
kpue, tl seiefa bsislal Susa aihas t
! ads ofashaSs Saved ~
VI stioas
+ Nard Ia l,e eiae ! eistl
Netlfs s pcW healtAT Pn a
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u nv haviaE a apeaial
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8tpdsats Fsns
trmcA i as evsks M
~purposS NC Asa
P"'PoSe tse* q
PrincessVe tlFnl afafas aw AasH.
VI f 3iFg
D Greece. M
y to prOcetN ~
. this delicate
! ed husband isaN
! well, and is fond M
? tolerable good loa IN
make an admirable a
: store, but Is altogether
as the chief Of the spirits
, lin
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COME N SEE.

7 UST receiving consignments, and in etc
q Corn, Oats, FlodrA DENAREST Tl.
Bacon u orsar IS'SSssSsRIAGE
MfNUFACTURERs,%
No go Broadway, n So
z 9eaoeiated with the ~ Va
A'iEUFF, Formerly . y
AGES az, " q a.:
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QmHmIne aiId morpIalU oOa
WUST rec, ived from Powers 4 "
100 ounces Of QaiDlnC and 20 ~
Aug. IS.
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-. Y J.. FILMING.
Chief Eng'r and GcnI Sn9t.
4 Nv dN .se. Il o.,

hhu Wub HIST tieAEd Oh
1917, Il has ever aluet
IN tliat HoaAhfY, IL occvs, Goldfish,
comes denIe, and bas, oua,
threstlmss swept over tbe E
cling assay h . westerly d.
Iufaspsa DEN 1iled chiefly IN
and iberH Europe. first N
soaIh whan It becomes an MI
demie, ahdtlen becoming quite a II
mIdnble disease, spreads itself East, an
West lndiHerently. There are probs
ply certain asm lspheric and hysromet
lc laws that govern, more or less, Al
these disea' es, that. as yet. are but yer
developed Mobile Ca
kette.
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roR nLMT oR Pas

NTY Place, containing 700 acrsp eleaFee
NJ fpnd. stock, provisions and ImpluienDe
will sbe slid on fair terms APply 70
S,pt Is, 1866. n. N. GOOCh.
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aSi SOD oAl aO- .trr HpdVs IA
"a %, pay pluot e9ao9g0 II, /,
ava puB 'ssl!q& ~ 4l!A Ali j
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pas 90 any qlul9
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III ruoguN agL 'oaaaoad v. y
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Mss srssUeR rHe CARR
1ollou ugi u telcgraP bcdlalS
.on as The message transmitted
Oreen Of tr -. laid re-
AaTa5 to protece
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Mt atD4uuQ = fAH3Nt solhteeN
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G : Improvement
'oA' ,nr ,ssh IN
Rev n 10Y it WI be for o.,,;
Church roa 10 ''7 IN
ed a cali Id WEtrpp
OF Colum part
Ar
interest an for Sale.
ed in. tie =, d..
Hughes, in Z
Ellen Gla
Messrs =.
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Considerations which


m4a. it is bit ~
prop s the occasion, aud it Ger
tainly 50 pleasure to ds u soy. that
the cqarsy Ne clergy Of she Roman
Catholic Chprrh 3uring sur late siaiI
.dissersions will maE ibis d,mopssstihh
Of is vitality spa gigo sarg @elcoDe
20 m~oltlndSs 9t bata lfftle While
a4o, would hae vi pesssa i With isal,
us concern. With but few e. ceptions
and those chiefly noticed fr their
%rarity-the priesthood Of -be Roman
Catholic communion T. kepS their
hands clean of brothers' blood. They
have preached only Il go,pel aud the
great doctrines If peace and good will
on which it rests and have not sullied
their altars with fratreidal emhlems or
tnrncd their antbf ms Of praise into songs
oibate and var liz The camps Of both
%arhics, they we're ministers OF God only
aud taith!ul t9 tleir high calling amid
he tSrors Of the battlefield and the
danger Of th4 pest house aud the hos
pltal' ICY dedicated themselves ex,
cluslvely 20 the alienation of bodily
suffering atl the gentle and holy min.
isierings ct ldigious consolation It is
Tor this that uen reverence them to-
day, who, ted years ago, would have
promnted by k}iudice to revile them
1t " pr this nj the church, whose
ministersthey arr isrecognizsa now BY
Thousands who disNlte its creed as a
worthy depositorySl lad teacher Of the
sacred truths whia in making men
Christians, make the) love Que anoth,
er. In all the PROV @nuals Of the
Church Of Rome. thee is no prouder
page Thar that which Eords her purity
and ~steudfastneSs and \nlependence-
her indifference alike tOS threats and
seduction Of power duri,e tho Confed-
crate revolution
1910 .ffq..asx .ust al
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OPENING.

ss...ss-.s
DBE exercises Of the school former y under
he control Of Joshua Stevens will open
the lat Monday IN October, 1865
The scholastic term viii consist often months,
divided into two sessions, five months each.
Rates ri tuition per sessipn:
For the English branches usually taught
in c0mmOn schools, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
The learned languages, 5000. d.. 80 W
Pupils will be considered scholars from the
time they enter the school 10 the expiration Of
the session deductions made only in caAes .
prOtracted sickness.
r. H PR
Sent. 20. 1855. SwH p
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sky light and stock is prepared 10 execute
work 10 good style. Old Am6rotypes and
DAauerreolypes ccpisA No pains will be
spared IN ~endeavoring to give entire satisac.
ion.
]. II. MITCHELL.
Macon, July 2, 1885. Il
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WlHnDs CNiA
GfsBD E GHlLt4
WfSaOl oHihN
EfEG uF CEiLi&
kiE00 o. cHiLA
PILES
s.t1s Pie saive
Haokaa ne ealye
aalge
EM Del ealsr 10 ealve
Em he We Halse
Result Of Long Experiences
atsult 81 Long kxpeTienes
ee,nlt IL Long Experiences
2eeult Of LOi ( Experiences
aerdit o. L6hg Kxpesisnes
naf od Preparations ap lsir8I
Tbe franf sot PFepaEallons vert uainn
rsst 6as Preparations use saeneirl
The Great Southern PrepaEstions abaf faipl
~ Grsat Southern Preparations fM 81 Va
Are Preferred By thu
Are Preferred by the
are Filtered BY the WgA
Are Preferred By u
Are Preferred by thth
Sold b Draagista aud Merthanis
Sold 81 Druggists and Merchants MAN
sold IS Druggists and Merchants
Sold 81 Druggists and Merchants -
sold 81 DRUGGISTS and Merchants m
up DRdOMGOULE 4 CO, PFopFN NJ 3
Wholesale anA Retail Druggist GiAt
4l4 Main st., Memphis, ! puis. !
Dr.. n. DENT, Agent, hacon. Miss. unle
April 30, ls6j-sm
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lbNlaF..opd rnpnin
that bnr Iot1r

,as eoWO s!q' N {, ava 'aos!qus
: sa W., s, rs ,s'' ,sp,o \ ,as'r saa =
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TlNEs Foa MArRIaorY-

TlHEs FoR MArRIaoNY -
son, 10 bis wrk on the Eco.
Health says that matrimony shoa
be contracted Def 70 the first ",
the fouth seplenuial. on the part Of /
nor before the last year Of the san,
the case Of the gentleman ; in
cords the female shonld Be at lea
sea's- Of age, and lBs gentg
years. The Doctor Gays q
should be 9 difference Of I ye
the sexes, At whatever peri
connection Is formed.
ference Of I years
IN the actual duFaGos
stamina Of the sonsg
Try Of the form, and
the face. u psped
sofag IS coneeFn III
every year ii VIII "A
ed upon ksar
e : f
~
ga
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IN Pbe
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WATTS, LX-G0V. OF AIabama4
w. D~OUGlIERTY, Judge etlhsUir. Ala.
WALLER. Sheriff Montgomery Co. Ala
Z. CLlTHERALL,
{. R0DS, Att. at Law, 200 Broadway, NY
ANItL SANFORD, Att. Gen. Ala.
Is a Judge Supreme Court Ala.
YRDARBy .GAla.
Com Alrchanj n. O., La.
+. EsN, MasaS @etumka, Ala.
- tpf.., OAlate r. c6ntr. Ala. Il Ga.
J g "a GrASd SecA Grapd Lodge of
Err b, of A,Rbamaa
tbe %faiuin4 ltpy ie iWH. DENT.
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etable Medicines. They are CATHARTIC
PILLS, acting upon the Stomach, Liver and
n"~Si', S"-'~i"i"s -. Arsenic, CnIomel Blue
Mass, or any other Mineral. substance. The
great advantage the Proprietors claim for these
Pills is that without the aid Of CAL0MEI,
BLUE MASS or any other mineral, they will
cure TIE most obstinate cases of
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PABIs.

THs cEsssos OF vEEETIA TO ACCOMMODATIONS
.ASD;DEIIeHr oY THE PRRScH-oPinoFs OF THE
LIaERALs-rrALY FREE tFROM AUSTRIA BpIPLo
NiCY VS.. wAR-TASGLED SITUATION OF APPAiRs
-srRB SCALES OF THE BALANCE or POWER OUT
az, souLIBRIUM-PRosPEcr roR EUROPEAN
eoseREss-rHB FOURTH OF JULY FETB IN PARIS
.ArTHB PRINCE IMPERIAL AN INVITED GUEST
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
Austria Accedcs 10 a Napolesnic Idea-The Nsse
in The Moni,eur-lmpoieace Of Italy.

PARIs. Friday. Jolly o. q. N.
The great event of the day Is, you will readily
believe the MoHe announcing that the Emperor
Austria sccedng 10 the ideas Of the Emperor Napoleon
Foreign Affairs" cedes Venetia the Emperor Of the
his mediation for between the bel
geen and that the Emperor Napoleon has addressed MIN
self TO the Kings OF Prussia anu Hay witn view 10 Al arms
tce The idea 10 the Imperial letter to TINS effect
desired far concerned Tor the secondary
States Confederation closer union, more powerful
organization and important part Tor Prussia more
strength in the north Tor Austria the
maintenance OF position in Germany We desired
moreover that equitable compensation Austria should
cede Vepetia Italy; for IT, IN concert with Prusss, and
without regard the treaty of 1852 she made Den
mark on behalf Of German nationality appeared 10 just
that should recognize In Italy the principle by
pleting the independence OF the Peninsula"
some weeks ago mentioned that the Emperor Napoleon
informed that Austra would consent 10 cede
Venets until her army had beaten the asns but she
time appeared confident OF doing the same BY the
Prusssns and OF Wrestling Siesis from them One OF
the Condtonsthe defeat OF the taans-she has fulfilled
10 tie other she has not been fortunate IL now remains 70
be whether Prussia flushed she with her hardwon
victories will acocde 10 arrangements which would leave her
eDem, the great position" he has held 10 Germany ih
whether this idea Of the Imperial letter VIII be adopted by
her -
The Italians OF al events have what they want and will
perhaps and be thankful For second tune they are ID
debed to France the Emperor will Of course hand We
META did Lombard othem In Paris the note o. he oh
OF Prussia for the Prussa little liked as ever nor go
much for the gain Italy but because the war now p
lieved TO be virtually end without active
the part OF France. This satisfaction Is
the the adesmen Of the kue hontmarr
the Halle Bouevard began TO hang out nags IN
sign OF rejoicing many Of the houses IN the other primer
pal streets aud horoughfares eHhint similar Signs OF
Up 10 late hour on Wednesday there dehniiive
the proposition OF the Emperor Nao
leon, though the telegraph had peen eYlsap az NoiA oe
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THE WAR IN ITALY.


The following correspondence between Kossuth and
Baron Ricasoli is published In the haiia Of July 2:
SGNOK BARON The which has just commenced gives
ohope that the Hungarian Legion will be soon called on
TO march the object for which instituted The
legion burns with desire OF proving on the field Of
battle gratitude to Italy and It's devotion TO the country Cir
cumstances being favorable Of ths Legion
the win be Of opinion that the time has come
for with view Of giving IL wider basis
II such should be the intention Of the Government fee, TO
be my duty declare your Exceency that should be
happy place whatever influence among my
fellow coanrymen and all my knowledge Of things snd per-
sons at the disposal OF the Government. kossurh
Florence June p. 1860.
To this Raron Rcasoli replied:
SIR: The Ministry Of having decided the reorgan
zation Of auxiliary Hungarian Legion extended
basis accepts offer Of yonr cooperation and count
submitting the Ministry all the suggestions think
both with regard 10 the PERSONAL Of this organization
aDd the application Of the principles which should b.
founded persuaded that thanks TO the taken
by the Government OF the King the auxiliary Hungarian Le
gon will affirm decided manner under existing cir
cumsanees the national character Of its glorious flag
Florsnce June % 1866 RICASOu.