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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-09
9JrDfIatnafiDn. ga :
Souberneurs oeS Staates Senneiiee.

Staat Senueiiee, sflii4
Greeutip Depdrtemenf,
z- % a bpilIe, Tenn. y. Sept. =
I'm ben Sheriff pom 9apibfOn County in befastsnl
Staate mefen Brub:
6iermit befebIe i9 Sbaen Ia Sbrenl Goantn Bic
g8abIurnen 5i 5ffnen nne BcbIen an allen @ablplds
hen fften Tage bes Gpnnts Rcpeniber ab5ubdIfen,
Mno nn96emi Sic geb6r &c 9otis tTeefekmdbieer 6ora
geeebei1 haben, einen ReprGientanten fir bic gene=
rolzMHenbtp ;u erTpdhIen, I'M bic 8dedn; gu fauen,
bic ourb bic 8eienation oes 5cn. gm. g. &eIpis ents
nnoen tit; nnb Sic IperbeH mir bic i6uDigen 8eribte
abftatten ME es oas @eIet erforbert.
...Lzi Bum 3eugnifie befIen babe i1 meine 4os
Il G mensanteri9rift kierI,nter eefest nRb be-
:' fobIen, bdB bds grobe StndtsfiegeI attndtrt
.r.i-t fuirb, so aeimeheu i'm Gepdrtemeft Rofb=
pile am 1. Iaee i'm Wonat October 1866. -,
{ SIR ben @oupernelr aB 8. BrpwnIop,
M.6. SIet9er, Staatsistr. 5D-1Ru.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-09
.@ 9 9SrDflafnntfOm
t-'tt& hes
GeuSerneurs bes Staates SenneRee.
=" Gtdaf Eenneiiee,
Is $50 Grecutip@ Departement,
L L n A NnAnhaa AGkE u

Staat Eennefee,
50 GrecutipsD epdrtement, +~
@aibpilIe, 9enn., 4. October 1866.
IN ben Sheriff pom Garter eouatp in befugtem
Staaic meinen 9rnb: -
Der Gontmiiiioner idr bic Seetifrirung Der Sttmm=
berecaten in Shrem county Bat berttet, bab bic
Reatirotinn perpontdn6ist babe unb bo5er befehe t
Shner, am ffaen Gage bes Wost0ts 4ouember bic
WabIuruen sn 6itnen nnh @ablen an allen BahIpIds
sen in Shrem County absuhaiten, itn6 f1adoem sic
aeb5riae &ntiseu in eeieemdfiger 5orm gegeben has
BEN eiren Superintendent fir bic @eneruls Afeubp
biefes 5Iaotes ~ srydhlsn um bic gaeans 80 faAen
bic burdb einen gefhIRb bes &eprdfentarten &onies
eriolaten AusitDbmns 6es 9tediant @u,dms entffans
ben 1T ebeniO ale goeansen ~ tnen, eie IN eOuiiz
tn 9itritt pner Munieipalen Aemtern uoriiegen uie
Shnen ioI9es ofFciea betannt ift- Mnb sic weIIen
mir pom 10 @eihebenem bic j4ueigen Sert9te abfat=
ten, ME So9es eurdb eos @sfet erforoeTt H.,
Gum Seusnis bisrfiir babe i'd meine @oz
n g msnsunteri6rift bieruHter gefest une beg
H' foblen, bdb bas grobe Staatsfsgel dtta9irt
-.rt.. NTH. go eef9eben TN Department ~
RaIhpiae am iitsn Gage Ses Ronats October 1866.
sir ben Gouuerneur ID. o. BrownIow.
as. SIet4er, Staatsfstretdr. 2Oct b1HOu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-09
9Srpflaniatip,t .f. .a.S u.
fftf bes Is = &-t it+ t''l
@ouberneurs bes 9taates Senneffee..
so HfH H Stddf Tenneifee,
s{q4tec slassG Grerutius 9epnrterleltt,Si
SO 49, n.

Fa~ StuuL GSuucVett 4 =
ss3q4sf s,ls.ses Grecutius 9epnrtemeTtf,S :
Hafb ptIIe, 4, Oetpber 1866. -
Mu bic Sberiffs Der Counties Qtncotft Cites Mtt6
Haribaa i'm besasten Staete meinen @sub. y54 81
8te eommiiidrs f1r bic @tgtftrr1ne Der StimmbsF
redtigen In Shren betreiIenhet Counties babea bes
ritef, bob re bic Resiiration uerpOlhdnegt haben
lnb baher befehIe id ShHen, am 1. Sage 6es %onats
Rppember he Bdblurnen gu 6FEnen uno @oblep an
allen aBabIpIdsen IN Sbren rejpetttpen Counties abs
,uhaIten HnS nn4bem Sic geb6riee 0otiS IN geies'
matiger 6oru segeben bdben, etiIen peneinf9aftlis
den @eprdjentanfen fur bic Generals aemblp etefes
Stuutes su erlpdbIen, nm bic Bnean3 81 fiHens be
6ur1 bic ReiigHaton ees 6eFs. =. D. AIeofoe ents.
fiai6en ia;, ebenfo ale Bae0nsen "a fiileu, be IN
Gounfp- Gttrifts p6er RMiftt Nemtetn poreeen,
ME Sbnen f0Ites offsieH betannt n Hib SIC woIs
len mir pom 70 gei9ehenem bic i9uIhigen 4eiidte
abftntten, ME ioIes bartb bas gefes erfoFserIi IT,
-. Bum 3eusntt bierfir babe ID meme Slas
IT, g meitsHnfetf6 lift bieTMrter geiett unA be-
A-'g.: fohIen bdb Sas srnbe Staotsfieseg attobifx
..".. Ipfrb- so eei1ebep TN Departments AZ
QafbUiue am fftett Sasf bes DsDtdts October 1856.
SIR ben @oupernein aB. o. Brpwtslow.
MS, SIet9prs 6taatsftr. 81 3o-iHD
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-09
iofs,ieae aaseise,..


8 Oh b { tn { MS
wtIISam Q. 8ropmfop, 0ousesne,lr ses
Staates EentsMse. aHen. bic Sieies feben iOaen,
rAsiusg srus; lig t5lsR8s ,iii n4fi,e@
Sn espdsuns, sas mir betannt wssOenia. sab ei,
aewifIer Ga Miliams Mno elm ee1nlier 2ons GnrroH,
dlsos BiFiams, alias 9obsrs, nI,fer Anflaae zines
fdimpiIiden Hnb tanleR Ror6es am s. tilt 1866 an
a s sasB e. s S a RPa ns as lest
tret nnberiaIien so IN f9!.sa ~ Ensse
9esbaIb bieteih gsiHiam o. 8rowaIow, 4rait Der
mir iitnerochneuSen @epaIt unb Muto cine
naifg pom Slnfbanoert Dollars on irgero cine Ners
IONS earrea, alias ssniams alias 9obsris efgrsiitn
uae ne BEN S9eri .oeer Satter hes @UtiHtgs PUT
nam lberseben-ooer $50 Dollars ir leesn esrietosn,
banit @sFe9tstsit an ben aR6rbefR nnS anoeH Sc
moroeten ansgelbt perbe. rgatEHF HzE ASA .
"a ggasi@ BeI@reibMua
Ger beiaste Ga @iHidms 1T stwa % ober IS Sabre
all sG 0ssss SssF SnS SS ssss SSss Iss
9ippen, peiBe 8dbne, pbsre 3dbne uorebens, idwere
iansiarbsn Anesbra,,'en. tste Sattesn. bat sinsn
Rarbe biefes sauEes of roth Aur9 @eiben init ben
Sofentrdeern. 6s...-
qons Carroll alias @iIinu,s, alias goberts 1T eswa
IS bis 20 Sabre ait, fhIante Geitaft einnes 0eit,
fa9er @unS, biGngraue augen, nnr pente gart,
itnh brdaiRe Eetnt SnpeIen seben ne i GLs BrlSer
aus unb itets inter uerf9iebenen Eamen. Benn arr
retirt, maiieR he fetsebdIten rperSeu bis 3euseu
pon 5noiana sebrad9t IDerSen tonnen.
81 81 Gum 2eusniB bierfir babe idb bierinter
(Tl metnsn aamsn sei9rieben anS eas srobe
I ~ biren befpbIen. 9afbpile an eieiem 29tsu
~ Septenber 1866. ....
Sur ben Gouperneur %. 9. SronuIop.
MS. 6Tet9er. Stdatsfeiretdr.
1885, $50 Belobituita, 80
SD mil 50 Dollars NeIobnang eeben fir bic gBies
eerbungung meinsr spei Yfer6es bic Don meineuI
Sobne geitok ptroen, 3ett als Der hr6 obise
RrOtiGmatiOn ipeciieirte Roro Deriibt wurse.
81 @ef4reibans Der yferbe. ~.
Gin brd1nes Pferb Sabre aft, Infer gurber enteI
Dergr1Bert.-Gine brGune Stufe, feinIid, init elmer
trummen Bldiie i'm gefbt. 8 8laiie sebt mad
elmer Sete unS surid bis bic eeHbe Dberw man
hog backed nennt Gin Auge iiebt gIaiie aus. So
wil bei6e geroe fr bic grgretfung Der RSrber meis
mes Sobues eeben. 80 ~ ~
1880 @iIep 3. Eind,
2oet. 20t 49, s8aSespiAe, synb.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-09
Sannbnrs n,,6 Sse,p sIOrf,
pia 9ontbamptpll,

Ng0t0pttr9 HID 0AeIU $gpILp
pia Soltbnmptpn,
ueritteI Der ueuen, on has SoIiSefte erbauten nns
GIeganteite einseri1 dieter 9roBen eiIernen 4oi!=
.iE3tEfII s SsmPfi9ife
aIIemania, $500 Cons, (neulGupt. 3. 9rautman
9ermania, 300 u 8. OILERS.
Saronia, $500 g. Reier.
8oruffia, 2iO0 5S S6wenfsn
gaparia, 2lOO a,1anbe
geatonias 2lOO ~2s. 8. euad.t
Eeimbria,t $500 Ninrs8uu.) 81
3mei 9ampfer i'm Bau besrtffen.
Die 9ampfer Sieier 2inie uerben pdhrenb btefes
Sabres resetmdBis uOn 9aep gort mad Pambnrg
unS aspar am s"F-tt
San. 6. 20. Suli 7. IA. 81. %.
ssebr. 3. II dug. 4. IL. IS. Is.
9Rdrs 3. II. 81. Gpf. I. s. Is. %. 90
9tpr. IA. 81. %. Oct. 6. ID. 20, q.
Mfai5. 10. 10. 26.gton. 3. 10.
SUM 3. ; l6. 3d. 80.
abfabrem.
Son @eiu e9orf mad
Santburg Sabre, 9ouDon unb' SOut@
. 1855 - banlpton:% . = -
I'm J Oberer SoIon $105 90
u eaI"te I unterer Salon. " 81
8wii6eubed. ....s-....- -s,-...,--.,... 81 80
Son Sambursu. Sabre mad Stein e9Ort:
eo,a.. Oberer saIon ,.s..-..-$ t12 50
1. SaIhte / uaterer Saloon .........s so 90
3wif6enbeG -..,........-..-.-..---. As 80
(sabIbar in Sob ober gapier=Geb nit GoIosagio.)
ainoer swiid5en unb 10 Sabren bic SdIfte. (Aus
ineIuiipe 8et0itimng)
&etourzGidcts gu ermdBi9ten Rretien.
Nuseroem peroen Ipdbreno bes 9ansen SdbreS Grtro
Steamers abeben, 70 eaB nabesn cine wSdsntlite
gerbinbung spiiben Relus slort unS 9amburg ftatts
firiben futrD.
h6P 9adete uadb Guropp nebmen mir bis uhr
am 4bsanestaee zines ieoen 0ampfi9ifies an.
g9egen Yaiags in bieien 9ompfern men6e man iih
in 9teTu< BORT an bic -eneraI=Agenten Der 2tnle
s}a g. s. &i1ar0 uno 8oas,
SO. 6 BartIap zStraBe, nube Srod6roGp.
~. Sept 6nits
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-09
Eennehee g 6IOnifatiohS=
nn6s
GfniuanDcrlt1la 10 60 efellfrbaft.
ncOrporirt bnrdb einen Mct Der eefeksebenoen 8er=
iammlnng sne6 States 5enneHeesDom "a.
Mai 1866.
4utoriIirtes &apital S., 900, 900
10000 actiea ieee 81 $780,.

~a Graanif0fiOn. a
Sen. Teai Geo. 5. Ebomas, 9rdfIbent.
1sA.a - "a n. % e3obnfon, 8i;es Prdiibent.
SeIir ". ebeatbam, Setretdr.
Gniom NeIion, S6osr Glitter.
Sofepb Saii6ed, generaI=a9ent fir ginwauSe
9irectprcn.
Sem N6is Sep. 8. Sbomas. @
81 g = 81. 9B. Sgbnon. #
s. sGamneI 9eatIoltys - %@@ Zs2%S
WhdbaeI Burns,
8. gS. Saranlore,
s. G. @iers,s = -
Mb. N. 9efiebomer.s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-09

pia Sontbnmptpn,
uermtteIt Der ueue ouf 6os SnIibeite erbauten uns
GIeaanteIte einseri9teteit groBen eiiernen Bolt
p#stEsEE I 9ampfi3ifie q
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-09
$50 Relchiiuita.

SD mil 50 Dollars 8eIobnung eeben fir bic gBie.
berbringung meiner jpei Yfer6e, bic Don meinem
Sobne geitoken ruuroen, ar 3eit ais Der bIr obist
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-04-07


'aosifv airAs - ns1s sssnbIs ssxiss -
srrae. spp~s-ssr ed frssi The sssssxss
r~enIsii-< The I-.d ssd ssvsI forces Of ~
Usissl STATES. ne ri,i.is, ssd sx-essivn q
tho ls~s are hslfsv-f 40 Ne sdssssss i.s
soy emergency ~hieh ean occ.s in sims sf
'seses- Ii shsus rross sshcrsise Con-
gressesn q any s.a~ amend shase Isvs is
sueh nsaner - shi:> subscribing public
~esssre MT 70 -'p-rs shs nghrs. iass-ss,s
sad Liberties d she p~ape.
The ssveh,y-~fzhih s-rtloa p-ovides shss
= foe Of Ten dollar. shaii BE- paid 10 each
'sonrissioasr il sssry e,ss srssghs before
hin. sad see 81 i've dollars 10 ME deputy
y ceputi<s. fsr e.eh p-rsoa n OF ,hsy 1sy
arrest ard take 5slsrs any such coan.ssion-
'er- 9Th such orhsr ises a. nay Be dee0ei
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'ersl fer psrs0r1in< -e<h sthsr dusiss -
'nsy b r<7uirtt in he premises All these
|t-es are % bs paid 90, Of the .ressu-y Of
rhe Uai-et Ssfe<. whether here u . con-
viefias o. nat, ~ in case Of essvieiioa
'es'sese'e 'rom mo -
sentist I'sens to ne that nader fhs in
"P's''o's 80 "sn m'so'
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-04-07


Sssus l.s. u y gssrs- u . ssis ~k<s
\ ls- sEsnss dses 80 s.spes % - ~'shia
..rhe ssp<-shiss .. Fe3<rs: u. rhsr an
ssrsls eu-rts arc - ~ u pusisA bin usdsr
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rhs eaz.sa ls~- a r1<fst ssS shsse-t
~ ne Ss<<s lsgi<lsris-. - fsr - tse ssn<
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snshws of he Ush<S Ssuss. 80 rhsr. over
rAls vssr 6resin II crs@issI iuris1ra t<a
r-1v<4c - esrh sure sartke rrossetion cf
her .sn cirirsrs. and fer The p1nishnsnt a
al hsr <s.s -ks v'sist<< 10 eri1iaaI lsss
-- Fs1rr.l a.. 9ksses<r Il Go - ssts 70
s7s.s 70 4sslses - Sssrs ia-- Ths cues
r,- A<re nssursIsg sr<<> tron whst ssuree
C1srr-<< Ssriv-s The rs.~r e. rrsrst<r %
vac Pssersl rrisznsls e-rtsis risus<r 81 cas-
'rntrcEe< '. shis fsssisz Ths Csn<r-s,isu
sexyrssssv declares rhst rhs Is1c cisf power
rs shs Unifst SIsrss shsH <xrent 70 sIl
<ssrs IL ssr srs eSuiry sri.Su< s1tsr this
srrnss. the svs - ss- UniI-t safes arc
r-x.-iss zsss. srs stEeA shsE be gste m
H. 'h.sr s1shsrfsr- - 81 cases sfeeriaE
nn 5.s<N5urs o. rrker r1sir = sisters ard
ronsss- rs a. Gases a .<sirslzy sd nss-
stirrs I.rif<irrisr. % rsuErsvsrsiss % uhi>h
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'-rovrrsiss e-ss.-- sEs - uars S,,res- be-
-ssn Srst szt the xif1tns of snofhsr
Srsrs. ber-ser ely rsns sf tIif--enr Srstes.
t<rse<n rlsI<ns 81 The sen. ssssEs. eiains
,of Esrs ss<<r grsnss - 1lfsrenr states b.
fr<<r . state - IL eiII--ss. fsrsssa ss&t<s.
ratir<ss ~ ss1lseis Hsrs rke laririsv
pc~sr uf lks UnIsst Sr.srs . xsressIy set
f,-sa snS <sfset. srS zh< sst of S<pssa
.er s4Tk- Ess-. ssssH Hs<siss the Jstssisi
rr1-,- - sks Ullrts States. e1nfsring upsr
ne Fss<rsl sSrrrs luri--s-iisE 5sr essss
IorlssIsrirx IL Sssre uIssuss. . ssr>fss o
.rorf.e tnsz 10 rhe cl.ss<s ersnsrsfst il
.sn< l,ove cited clause ef III Cssslifusios.
iTrc. s-rsins 0, sk< siII s15s.sssty esn-
pr=lsnsel sssss sas s1-ssrix<s sh~ sxer-
-zss 81 YSssrs rksr lre ssi ~ the G rns<i-
s.rirn ~isb'r ~ lsris1Ecsssa sf ne e.1sss
q sfe I-Es<s rsa'<fs % rsr<ftr 'h~n %
rncst eccr's 80 e - rr-ssl-~ q snthos-
- e.'rrl-'sf r. sze4'- e'ssrsss anf asssa'
On Ne barr 81 sEi 1As S.lss-. f.s Ih- siII
ssFhs> si'se - sl q sAsu- q ~sA =
ii-<e iAai sss~ 80 sss's-~ ~ Feesi
sos A' 10y = sls~rrss 'a1f 'als sS'nor-
iisy sinrs1-rs - fhs - .ETranssd = Coo
-r-ss ~ ife CSn-i'i1-Ao-- ssrse-atiy sn<n-
.-l-<- % -Mtsssf. - sPF-spnfie l<E's.st'os.
GO ar's~ls <ssis7as' 'nss '-''h-r slavery nsr
'ess'sss.-T s<rss'as'' ras+rs - sasish-
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-04-07
pUBLisHKD EvERy SATURDAY, AT JAsPER
DUBoIs COUNTY. INDIANA,
cL xENr DOA NE.
OFFICE CoEsEH or MAcDosAlp AND
ain Wrsr STRKErs.
TZRMS-.TRICTLY IN ADVANCE f:
single Subscription. for fifty Nos. 81 80
Yer sis months, 90
EArEs o. ADvER1IsiEs.

RArEs OF ADVERTISING.
For sssars Of 10 lines or lees, | week ~ Q
.Bash subssqusnt insertion, rs cts
Lsnfer advertise me nts, st same rsts.--
q traction over even square or squares,
rssuatsd - . equsre. These ere The terms
isS wsnsiens advertisement; reasonable
ssdur,iss will Be usds 20 rsgulsr advertise.
nsuts.
Notices 81 appointment ~ sdroinistrators
80 l.gsl NOTICES Of like ehsrscfc, 10 be
paid l. advance.
ANNOUNCING cAEDIDATxs:
r., Township officers, r.eh sI.oo
FER Cosntv I" 500
rsr District. Circuit. ur State. b,U0
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-07
The Legislature.

In to-day's paper will be found the an
nouncement of Captain Joseph ". Iexada
as a candidate for the House OF Repressen-
tatiyes to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
election Of the Hon. Henry Boyce TO the
Senate Of the United Stltes. Captain
Texada is native Of Rapides, has resided
in the parish all his life, and is perfectly
familiar with all her interests, her resources
and her peculiar wants at this particular
crisis. He is an advocate OF q Convention
to frame Constitution for the people Of
the State, and is in favor Of the act passed
at the extra session suspending the collec
ton Of the taxes during the time the State
was paying taxes for the support Of tn
Confederate government. The affairs %
THE parish could not be entrusted to bette
hands at this time, and we have no donb
that he vii, be triumphantly elected. i
fact we have heard Of no opposition to hl
election. r
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-07
az The Rev. A. L. Hay is our au-
,horized agent for the Northern and
Western Parishes of the State, & !.
ra.We are authorized to announce
Jos. wv. Texada,
as a a Candidate for Representative to tn
LEGISLATURE. Election MONDAY Februa
ryl2th, inst. raiEa.
Death Of Governor Roman.

4 a
We are panied to- learn Of the death OF
Hon. Andre Biehvenu Roman, which oc-
CURED III Nawsorleans l. few days since.
Both Houses Of the General Assembly ad-
;ourned as a testimonial Of respect for his
memory, Governor Romanwas one OF the
purest, most distinguished and most res
pected citizens Of Louisiana. He had beer
twice q governor Of the State, and had fillee
other positions Of trust and 4, honor he 't': ht
was a member of the. Convention whlef
passed the Ordinance Of Secession, and was
one ofthe Commissioners appointed by MIR
Davis to proceed to Washington to COME
with reference, to the acknowledgment Q
the Confederate States. His loss will b
much lamented by all the old inhabitants 9
the State. s,,sa #,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-07
Words Of Wisdom from Mr. Val
landigham.

In an excellent speech, delivered BY Hon.
c. L. vallandigham, At the Democratic fea- I
tiyal at Columbus, on the 9Th ofJanuafy,
he uses the following language on subject
which is worthy Of the consideration Of
every Democratic editor and speaker inoaF
country:
aTo-day the Democratic party, in mauy
places in the land, languishes from Q false
politeness and sick sentimentalism. We
have to change all that. We must speak
lin the yernacular; call things by their right
names; take the aggressive; make charges
upon the enemy, instead of parrying and
warding their blows, Let US teach the enc
INV that there are blows now to be gwen, I.
]and none to be received. Let US go for
ward, and using the last words Of Marmion,
which the great Wisard OF the North put
lin the mont :oflis Hero, aaa
*Glnrge, Chester. charge,
.E.. On, Stanley, on" So
I've viii in triumph carry the Democratic
Hammer until Il shall wave as when William
ALLEN represented 0hioin the-scaaseof the
limited States, h6tSas now. it y lnisrepres.
4 sented BY John Shesmag, Of sopght TO bc /,
| ~ Little Bob. daughter and cheers. It
His this style in the newspaper press ana
among speakers that gives victory. " cows
: the enemy. The other night heard, the
great tragedian, Edwin Forrest IN Cardinals
J. Richclieu, and as he recited the words: Il
i 1The pen is mightier than the sword
! the whole audience was thrilled; and | say
! to You now, let us remember it, aud they
|. who shall attempt to WELD the sword shall
!. trenble in their power. Let US 60 back TO-
i the olden. times. ] remember, when q boy
!. that the Democratic party was the assa'lane
8 vas pugnacious-that IL struck its enc.
$ $ mics with mailed gloves, and its foes went
= = down PROSTATE before it. Cheers. we
i had DO tyranny in those days Here are
70 those of our public men who would exer-
!, y else the skillof surgeon; they would 60 50
= far as to administer chloroform IN the treat.
= ment 81 the enemy, that their blows might
u not hurt. Laughtegl ! would assam
= IL them roush-handed. remember those
y y GOOD old days; and 7 shall yet live 70 se e
~ the day when Ne will drive those men =
y the wall. I am ready to exclaim:
- "Oh for the swords Of former days,
- Oh for the men who bore them"
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k@ The Clerk of the weather, for the
past three days, has been on an awful big
bender and from the lights he leaves De
fore him, there is not much hopes Of his
cooling off. Plenty Of cold rain has beer
our consequent portion and all nature i
thereby drenched and f''izzed' The roads
and streets are in horrid condition and al
plantation work suspended. The River j
rising steadily, thus insuring good and per
feet navigation to the largest class boats !
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Letter from Mr.. Stephens.

q g fse 8 - ( ) ,f4 ~ IL
MuI.EDeEvlLLE, Ga, Jan. q, 1856,
Messrs. J. f. johnson, Charles Il. Smith
and others: .-E III
I, Gentlemen Your note ofinvitation to
me to address the General Assembly onthe
state Of the country, and assuring me that
lit is the almost universal desire 0f the
members that should do so, Inconsistent
with my feelings, &C., was received two
DAYS ago. Ihaye considered itimaturely;
| and be assured it l saw any good that could
| be accomplished by my complying with
Iyour request, would cheerlally yield my
tpersonal reluctance to so general wish Of
1.-The members Of the General Assembly, thus
! manifested. But as it is, seeing no pros
lpect Of cffecting any good by snch an 4, adj
y dress, you and your association Will, i
: trust, excuse me in declining. Ny reasons
j. need not be stated; they will readily sug-
!. lgest themselves to your own minds upon
8 reflection. In reference to the subject ol
ii the election of United States Senators
which is now before you, allow me to ayal
o myself ofthis occasion to say to You, ane
q through you, to- all the members of the Gen
eral Assembly, that I cannot give my con
t sent to the use Of my name in that connec
3. ton. This inhibition Of such use ofitli
i explicit and emphatic. Iwish it 50 under
q stood by all. AS willingly as would yiel
r, lmy own contrary inclinations to what ! o.
70 assured is the general and unanimous Wis
of the Legislature in this respect, i ! say
4 any prospect Of my being able, BY thu
IT. yielding, to render any essential service 7
IL the people of Georgia ; and, as earnestI
DESTROYS as T am for speedy restoration
n Eciyil law, perfect peace, harmony and pro
dlperity throughout the whole country, ye
under existing circumstances, ] do not g
to such prospect Of the availability ofmy g
vices to these ends in. any public positio
,ry Moreover, SO far as / am personally GO
cal cerned. lido not think it proper or poiit
] THAT the election should be postponed wi
,dy [anylview to probable change Of prese
he circumstances or, a probable change OF
ple position on the subject; and LIDO trust II
no member will give even q compliments
!, a1vote to mein the election. 1883 ial
is lia Yours truly, s1a'i s
nee ALEXANDER FL. STEPHENS
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I ,THE UspARDosEp.-The Richmond Ex-

$ -.
.THE UspARDoSED.-The Richmond Ex-
aniner says: fsll;i 4 "
al impression that most Of the
leading Confederate soldiers and civilians
who have remained in the country nave
been pardoned. They may oil be in the
course Of time, but there ore Of present
twelve hundred applications o,l tlle r re 81
dents table, nearly all Of which have been
there for several months. Seven hundred
Of them fall under the twenty thousand doi.
lar clause. The remainder are CLASSIFIED as
fonows Members Of Confederate congress
Ise; ex-Umted States army Officers, ~
| Confederate generals, l2F; prominent '0on
federate ciyil5oficefs, 80; 80; ex.offieefs. ot.th'
4 United States navy, ZIG. The aeF, Unite
States officers, lso-called) are indentlca
With Confederate officers who We're PR
I siously m the service Of the United State
4 Government, fits army and navy, ho.
which they Withdrew at the call OF tnel
Irrespective States. a'.las5'7a ~ 3 e'.sf.
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ssa- President johnson has appointed
the notorious Gen, John Mcneil, the
"Missouri butcher" Surveyor Of the Port
of st. Louis, the best Federal Office in the
State. If,indeed, the President is bidding
for Southern support, as the Radicals
charge, he has very singular way Of put
d ting in his bids. ~ iiAI
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sa~ By an order from General Canby's
Headquarters the District Of Western Lou
'isiana has been discontinued. This has
been rendered necessary by the mastering
out Of service Of a large number OF the
troops in this Department Alexandria il
now only post, commanded by Breve
Brigadier General Weber, Of the 5lst G, ]
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GEN LEES HISTORY OF THE WAR.-We
read in an exchange:
Gen. r. L. Zee has arranged with G. b.
Richardson, Of New York. for the publica-
ton of his history Of the war 1t is now
lin preparation, but will not be completed
forseveral months. Inthe articles OF agree
ment, it. is stipulated shat no alterations
1shall be made by the publisher after the
manuscript comes into his hands," Leo is
positive on this point. 2 n
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81 D9~ Another new candidate for popular
favor and public patronage, announces him
self in our. present issue. John A. Viii
liams has leased the large Rail Road Ware
house at the lower end.of town and will
carry on a general commission and storage
business. Read his card.