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Holden says that not more than forty of
the new Legislature viii accept the Howard
amendment We doubt if twenty would
Petersburg L,dep. 81
Well, what of it 2 What is it to Holden
It bans him. It says he shall hold no office
until relieved by two-thirds of Congress-
Yet, forgetting himself, he advocated it to
save his State from further and harder con-
ditions. When those further and harder
conditions are imposed do not blame Holden
| for it. HIS skirts are clear.
We are not the man you take us for, Mr.
Lader We have seen this people terror
stricken once, pleading for mercy. We did
all we could then, forgetting ourself, to aid
and relieve them. We want no more such
trials. Poor old Virginia !-furrowed by
the bomb-shells of hundred battles, sit
ting in grief and poverty above the graves of
her mighty dead-itis not in our heart to wish
to see her suffer any more. But she will, if she
reject this amendment, as the indications are
she will. Is it possible you hate us, because
we warn you of approaching evil, and beg
you to escape it?
What is the proposed amendment to us
individually? If there ever was true Union
man in the South, the writer of this is one.
He suffered all kinds of persecution and OBJ
loquy during the rebellion, on account of his
Union principles. But he had at one time
taken the oath as member of the Legisa-
ture, Gin 1886 to support the Constitution of
the United States, and afterwards involunta-
rily engaged in the rebellion. But Congress
will relieve him, you say. Well, suppose it
should, that aoould only render him the more
Ozi0ks in the South. Men who have never ia
arm-pits with blood, shed in fighting the
Union armies, would be placed in all the of
fees: and then, as now, the Union men of
the South would be governed and trodden
down by unrepentant rebels. This is what
the proposed amendment offers to the Union
uen of Virginia and North Carolina. Think
you they desire it on it's merits so far as it
is applicable to themselves? No! They
feel they are banned unjustly by it, and that
the very relief which the Congress may extend
to them would render them still more odious
to the Southern people. They are for it only
because they love their country, and are pre-
pared to forget themselves to save their coun-
try. That is the secret, and the whole secret
of their willingness to accept the proposed
amendment.
These are the views of Mr.. Bolts, of the
Senior Editor of this paper, and, in our opin-
ion, of the great body of the Southern
Union:Sts
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TREASURY OF GEORGIA,

MHLEDGEvILE, October ID, 1866.
Holders of overdue Bonds and Coupons of the
State of Georgia are hereby notified that, in &C
for them, on presentation at this Department,
new Bonds of the State, dated LIST July, 1866, due
twenty years after date bearing interest at seven
per cent. per anum, payable semi-annually, in
January and July, and secured by mortgage on
the Western q Atlantic Railroad.
The Bonds being in sizes of $500 and 81 900,
holders must present their Bonds and Coupons in
multiples of these sums, or make up their defici-
ency in currency.
No provision for payment of interest after ma
turity of Bonds or Coupons having been made by
the Legislature, it cannot, of course, be allowed
at this Department.
Persons sending Bonds in under the above Or
der are requested to write their names legibly on
the margin to guard against mistakes in their en-
try on the records, as ordered above.
JNO. JONES, Treasurer.
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Election Returns.
We give below such election returns a.
have come to hand since our last issue:
Harnett County.
Senate, A. Mclean 26S, W. Shaw 1O4.-
Commons, Dr. B. G. Williams 2Ss, J. s. Har
rington 15s Dockery 90, Worth 800.
Brunswick County.
D. G. Allen, Destructive, elected to the
Commons over Daniel L. Russell, Jr. Mr.
Russell evinced his moral courage, and a just
appreciation of the condition of the coun
try, by taking ground openly and boldly fol
the immediate adoption of the Howard
amendment. Hence, his defeat.
Johnston County.
Thos D. Snead elected to the Senate, and
Perry Goodwin and B. r. Hinnant to the
Commons.
Hyde and Tyrren Counties.
Senate, Jones Spencer. Commons from
Hyde, Tilman Farrow.
DupIin County.
Senate, Isaac B. Kelly. Commons, Thos.
s. Kenan, Zach. Smith.
Union and Arson.
Senate, D. A. Covington. Commons. An
son, A. j. Dargan, w. P. Kendall. Com
mons, Union, Jonathan Trull.
Person County.
Senate, John w. Cunningham Commons,
VIM. A Bradsher
Rockingham County.
Senate, U. Hand. Commons, J. Holderby,
r. B. Henderson.
Wilkes County.
Commons, p. Horton, DR.. Tyre York
Beaufort County.
The vote of Beaufort is as follows: Senate
Isaiah Resspess 400, Col w. H. Tripp 1884,
William Silly 90. Commons, Henry Har-
ding $40, c.. Gorum, 451, B. Silly $780,
Dockery 1T, Worth Ala. A friend writing
us says:
The candidates for the Senate drew the
lines distinctly as between Union and Seces-
sion. The vote was thin. All the members
elect stand pledged for the Howard amend
ment, in case the Presidents plan fails. The
County proper is at least 500 Union majority
strong. 1t was generally understood that
Dockery was not candidate; consequently
there was no interest felt in his behalf"
Robson and Richmond.
Senate, Murdoch McRae Commons,
Robson, r. McNair, j. A. Macarthur Rich
mond, Peter McRae
Forsyth and Stokes.
Senate, Forsyth, j. E. Matthews ATS, Gov
ington 439. Stokes not heard FROM For
syth, Commons, P A. Wilson GOT, E. B.
league $780, c. league 3s7, Waddell 352-
Wilson and E. B. league, Unionists, elected
Dockery 267, Worth 545.
BERTHE County.
Senate, David Outlaw. Commons, Dr. P.
T. Henry, ]. w. Beasley
Jackson County.
Commons, Thaddeus D. Bryson.
Haywood County.
Commons, DR.. Samuel L. Love.
Macon County.
Commons, G. w. Crawford
Caswell County.
Senate, Dr. Livingston Brown. Commons,
Philip Hodnet, William Long.
Wilkes, IredeIl and Alexander.
We rejoice to learn, do from the
Sentinel that Calvin ]. Cowles, Esq, Union
list, has been elected to the Senate from this
District.
Rutherford Comfy.
The following is the vote of the County of
Rutherford by precincts:
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LNwooD, with its rich Jersey lands, near
Lexington, County of Davidson, is offered
for sale by DR.. W. R. Holt. This is one of
the most valuable places in this State. The
sale of the lands, with the blooded stock of
various kinds, will take place on the 18th
December 1866.
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ton Courier gives fattering account of the
trade of that city. Cotton is freely pouring
in. Twelve or fifteen steamers are keeping
up communication with the North, and come
and go well freighted, while the doctors find
the city remarkably healthy.
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airy act, by which they can obtain seats in
Congress. This appears to be their onlv
hope in this respect. We are glad to find
from Mr.. Browning's letter, who speaks for
the President, that they are destined to be
disappointed.
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Maj. W. W. Pierce, formerly of this City,
died in Norfolk few days since, aged SO
years. His health had been declining for
some time.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
MILLEDGEvILLE, GA, October IL, 1866
In conformity with Act of the General As
sembly, approved 18th March, 1866, numbered
10, 1t is ordered
list. That all Bonds and Cupons of the State of
Georgia now due, and which were not issued in
aid Of the late war, wheresoever made payable,
may be funded on presentation at the Treasury of
the State, in Mortgage Bonds ofthe State bearing
sss tbat being the day of their date a u ''
I'd. That all Coupons payable in New York,
or in London, now due, and embraced in descrip-
tive list furnished the agency by the Treasurer,
may be funded in bonds described above, on pre-
sentation at the National Bank of the Republic,
New York.
Sd. That all Coupons funded in New York be
marked PAID and returned to the Treasury with
descriptive list of bonds issued in funding them.
4th. That the Treasurer endorse, cause to be
endorsed, on each Bond funded, the name of the
person prese nting it, and that registry of all
bonds issued in the funding process be kept in
the Treasurers Office.
5th. No interest is allowed on Bonds or Cou-
pons after maturity.
CHARLES ]. JENKINS, Governor.
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Georgia Paying her old Debt.

The following Official notices show that
Georgia is making provision to meet her old
bonds. We do not know what the debt of
Georgia is, but presume it is not as large as
that of North Carolina
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We had theirs killing frost in this local
ity on Wednesday morning last.
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PUBLIC ACTS.

ANDREW JOHNSON, President. LA FAYETTE
S. FOSTER, President of the Senate. LA
FAYErTE s. FOSTER was elected President
of the Senate pro tenepore on the seventh
day of March, and so acted until the end
of the Session. SCHUYLER CoLFAx, Speaker
of the House of Representatives.
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afterwards returned to her fathers. It
was stated that Dula had threatened
Laura for some cause which had arisen
out of their intimacy. St0tescs1e IN.
ca 1merScass.
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Avs OF THE UNITED STATES.

~e IL
Passed at the First Session, eohach aoGs oeg'te
and held at the CITY Of Mdslsaagto1, m u af
tzav Of December, A. d. 1865, and ended on
Saturday,, the toOenty eighth day Of July, a.
d. 1866" q
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Tri- a)eeklp STANDARD.
RALEIGH. N. @.

SATURDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1866.
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The Hon. G. H. Browning, has written an
able defence of the Presidents policy, in the
course of which he says:
"With every disposition to be charitable
towards those who differ from me in opinion,
it is difficult to believe them sincere in char
ging the President with the intention of VIC
lently forcing rebelsln Congress, andg1ving
them the control of the Government. What
act has he ever done that gives the slightest
sanction to such a charged Not one can be
specified. He has neither transcribed his
own powers nor invaded those of the co-or-
dinate departments and the only pretext
for the charge is, not what he has done. but
what he has said in declaring again and
again his conviction that it was the duty of
Congress to obey plain constitutional pro-
vision, and each House for itself to Judge of
the elections, returns, and qualifications of
each individual presenting himself as mem
ber"
We assure Mr.. Browning that the expec-
tation is general among the Destructive lea
ders in this State that the President will no.
tfy the Southern members elect to appear
at Washington in December next, to claim
their seats. These leaders are counting on
the President to do some violent, revolution
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I'VE entirely concur with Mr.. Goodloe in
the above. This attempt to blaek-maaI fed
eral officers to advance party purposes, ought
to be brought to the notice of the President.
We are sure, if the President knew about it,
he would regard it with indignation, and
would promptly put stop to it.-iStandard. ]
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and sinkers for the same, and for coloring
and numbering all the buoys, ten thousand
dollars.
To supply deficiency in estimate 1or rals-
plying losses of buoys, fifty thousand dol
lars. #
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shall be made on account of any appropria-
lions herein contained to reimburse the city
OF Washington for Improvements heretofore
constructed in front of or through the pub
lie grounds, until the items have been prop
erly examined and audited as to legality and
amount by the proper officer of the Treas
ury.
For improvement of grounds, purchase of
plants for garden, and contingent expenses
incident, thereto, two thousand dollars.
For fuel, in part, for the Presidents House,
five thousand dollars:
For lighting the Capitol and Presidents
House, the public grounds around them, and
aronnd the executive offices, and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, Bridge and High streets, in
Georgetown, Four-and-a-half street. Seventh
and Twelfth streets across the Mall, and
Maryland avenue west, and Sixth street south
eighty-fve thousand dollars
For repairs of the Potomac and upper
bridges, six thousand dollars.
For repairs of Pennsylvania avenue. and
keeping it clean, and for sprinkling the same.
ten thousand dollars.
For public reservation number two and
Lafayette square, in addition to any sum
heretofore received or that may hereafter he
received for the sale of hay raised on the
grounds, two thousand dollars
For taking care of the grounds south of
the Presidents House, and continuing the
improvement of the same, three Thousand
dollars.
For repairs of water-pipes, five hundred
For cleaning and repairing sewer traps ON
pennsylvania avenue, three hundred dol
lars.
For casual repairs of all the furnaces under
the capitol, i've hundred dollars
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gabn" mad Suiplf 9latrrattr, Gesnton, Rlps1outb
8tibpn, ~5taIetgt, @olosbSro', Jteptcrr, G%eanlnrt,
gDiIminstpu urb allen ptntteh I'M Subsn anidits'
fen.
au6 i6GttFrn fe fb ben Samsstnb Damrfern mad
Gitp pptnt II. u I d. M II b an, tplpte BEN
8Ompfer pGclu8" iebtn Wcnta8 Mttnuon II. Brst'
iaa rub naa 9bsrIptone Ii ber @aiiern Sbere rcf
gir9initn un6 Bienitass. 0ountritaes u. Samfa8s
mad ben gOunttes 4tattBews II. GIruesitcr nne mad
n gBsuiabrtsn Rr6 ben al. !tiaen oteier 9tni,
lrenB u%rterIa9t.
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La @a S0,ttmorcaSbior
CSifcubuhn.

gm nno ra& ~ Q, ben 8. San 1860,
scben td8It6 bet 3uos swti9ul Baltimore, Abeeltu9
". Yarterstin9, Nne tpar:
9pf,uS fIkrt ta1It6 (Sonuta9a aufger cmu,en)
I'M 8 lbr 80 D!in. frlb BON Baltimore alb. Ger
@rpreB.S 6nclltug td9lt6 (Soartag8 eth.
itlteRlt6) DtOr3ciS 10 lbr; Der Recommendations 5
9ebt tdBlt9 (Scnntass ous3eldlpNeu) mn e ubr 40
W. Nadnt. bon Gamhrrlano mad gDteeltns.
Vile oteie Bulge f6lteter i'd gu Selalr II. Pdrterts
burg ben Slgen nat allen Vutiten I'M QHeleH, CUB
Weafn Il J]iOrometrI an.
Der Sreoertter Gccom m b alto g.
3u8 rertdbt galtmpre gt0dmtltags nm 4 uGr 30
Din. -SeIi lie AuR perlibt auf Der NietCu .iabrI Ire.
Sertd UNI l5r 10 u Irab ta8!t9 (Spanta3S au5de.
npmmsn
Yer Guieptt's @tIlssBuo s,bt Ron
BALI. I'M 8 II. 2OIl. IL nm lou ftGb II. 1. 30giad 1t.
BON Satcott'S MINIS UNI Z llhr 40 ". II, IL abr 80
w ttib uno 5 lbr 8ddm o6.
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unb 2 30, s.35 II. 7 50 aberSs, Gorutaf8 $50 iris
un6 ESQ u. $50 Ibeuos -Oie trub SOS (tat ana
rop"'tS> nn6 Nahmtttaes 9 llbt niir BON galt'mole
fabrenScn Suge, lrpte bic frib g. 2)u. Jtadbnt. 80 pen
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al. DIR 7.05 tuJ9 BON baltimore unb Der q 90 irlb
ron g5a ibilstcn a~b9ebsnoe Sug f6lteRen iiI queen
Ger annapcliier 9sba an. DurtSd9e nat annapolis
atb'n ION Baltimore aud irub 8,O5 II. 9atm- 4 l6
nne BON gnnapol1s nars Baltimore fyitb $40 II, 40
rno Nabm $40 Gb. an aleu 29elitationeu nfrelit
bon AnnapoIi5 Suncticn anbaltsnS.
Q8cGen ~ireitcier Austunlt, lDpti Bahrbilete oler
art II. 7. 10. wetee man lid an 8. Z. Gugldub,
A9enisn in ctr Gameels 2taitor, ppsr OF bls Billet.
Ytrcaa. %. q, 9 / }, &rlntprrtlneiIter
(Ok-l Y. ~. y D / c, 6GuNta plllCtQlcUt
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NinteriIi0 .V1hmniMint

BratJcr,, lsn'rn mir auf btete nslefc lrIGeirua8 aai
rem 5tdbNaiatueus @e0jee
Die Rr. | RGGmaihtne fir bo6rttante1
II Won b~cfpnbtrsr GrBfe, iebr tori II. IrGitie, leibt
III banoDatsn, mrnia @erGuIt modenO; lin ieoe art
Rdbrret - pom einnfcn gatturs bis sum btdien
Qeoer - cinBcrtttet unS mt vaunlUoututnl tunes
ren, II. ietbCntm RaeeH Gtcd gut %rlcttelo. Shfhcu
felt Nurtsn, I'M War'ts. iino tt.ie .G1l4tret bereits
IN grrecr Sibl bet 6a5ritaHttr i'm gani'n &auee int
gstruudc uro SeSerram IL nit Jhneu 9uSNclucno
iuirlebeu.