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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-10-01

~ The beauties of negro office-hold-
ing are daily exemplifed. The follow
ing an example, wherein a most afro
cious murder resulted from the igno-
rance or stupidity of negro magistrate
at Whitaker Station on the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad, in North Caro-
lima, OIL Friday last. For some cause
unknown recently elected negro magis-
trate issued warrant for the arrest of
the railroad agent, named Griffin. This
warrant was delivered TO a party of arm
cd negroes with instructions to take
Griffin dead or alive, and with such un-
equivocal authority they proceeded in
quest of the supposed delinquent. On
arriving at the railroad depot they found
their man, but without any demand for
his surrender to the hands of the law
they deliberately murdered him on the
spot. Griffin is said to have been an
estimable young man and highly re-
spected by the community in which he
lived. The affair created the widest
excitement among the citizens in the
vicinity, who seemed for a while dispos-
ed to avenge summarily this outrage
against Justice and humanity. Better
counsels, however, prevailed, and writs
have been issued for the arrest of the
perpetrators of the deed, the sable JUS
tice who originated it being in the list.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-10-01
Bulls Sarsaparilla.
Good Reason for the Captains Faith.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother.
BENTON BARRACKS, Co.,
April 30, 1865.

BENTON BARRACKS, Co,
April 30, 1865.
DR. JOHN BULI--Dear Sir: Knowing the ELI
Cheney of your Sarsapara and the healing and bene
fetal qualities it possesses send you the following
statement Of my case
| was wounded about two years ago-was taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months. BENG
moved so often my wounds have not healed yet. l
have not sat up moment since l was wounded. 1
am shot through the hips. My general health is
impaired and need something TO assist nature
have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than in any
thing else. wish that that is genuine. Please ex-
press me half dozen bottles, and obge
CAPT. C. 2. JOHNSON,
St. Louis, No.
p S.-The following was written April, ~, 1850.
by Mrs Jennie johnson, mother of Capt johnson.
DR. BULL-Dear Sir: My husband, Dr. >.
johnson, was skillful surgeon aud physician IN
Central New York where he died, leaving the above
G.. p johnson to my care. At thirteen years OF age
he had chronic diarrhea and scrofula, for which |
gave him your SarsapaiiIla. IT CURED HIM. l
have for ten years recommended it to many in New
York Ohio and Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores, and
general ;ability. Perfect success has attended 1t
The cure affected in cases OF scroua and fever
sores were almost miraculous. l am very ankle us
for NV son to again have to your Sarsaparll-
la He is fearful of getting spurious article, hence
his writing to you for it. His wounds were terrible
but believe he Will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-10-01

4 rRnrHruL sKETca.

Let man fail in his business, what an
effect it has on his former creditors =
Men who have taken him by the arm,
laughed and chattcd with him by the
hour. shrug up their shoulders and pass
on with cold "How do you do ~
Every triAe of bill is hunted up and
presented that would not have seen light
for months to come, but for the misfor-
tuncs of the debtor. If it is paid, well
and good; if not the scowl OF tie
sheriff, perhaps meets him at the corner.
A man that has never failed knows but
little of human nature. In prosperity
he sails along gently, waited BY favor
ing smiles and kind words from every
body. He prides himself on his name
and spotless character, and makes his
boast that he has not an enemy in the
world. Alas the change. He looks
at the world in different light when re-
verses come upon him. He reads sus-
picion on every brow. He hardly
knows how to move; or do this thing OF
the other; there are spies about him,
and writ is ready for his back.
To know what kind of stuff the world
is made of, person must be unfortu'
nate, and stop paying once in his life
time. If he has kind friends, then they
are made manifest. A failure is NOR.
al sieve; it brings out the wheat and
shows the chaff. A man thus learns that
words and pretended good will do moi
constitute real friendship.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-10-01
CORN and COTTON.

As soon as our Mills in Atlanta are in
operation We shall be prepared to fill
orders for
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-10-01

ABSENCE OF MINp.-A bachelor friend
of ours is in the habit, when he comes
to his room in the evening, Of putting
his teakettle on the stove, and himself
lying down on the lounge taking a
snooze until the kettle begins to sing,
when he gets up and makes his tea
The other evening, being little pros
trated on account OF old Simkin's
daughter "cutting" him in the street, he
put the kettle on the lounge and got
upon the stove himself, and never dis
covered his mistake until be began TO
sing.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-10-01

THE DuTCnMAN's SoLHoQUY.-"Vel
lasht night wash de worst as never wash,
] fought to 90 down de hill to mine
nous, but no sooner did walk, dan de
faster / stan still, for the darkness vas
SO tick dat | coot not stir it nit mine
poots, and de rain, dundor and blixen,
in more dan tree minute my skin vas
vet troo to mine clos. But after Won
little vile it stopped quittin to rain
someding so keep feelink mine self
oil dc way long /; and ven | come to mine
own hous to walk in, vat you think p
1t belongs to some body else"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-10-01

Tux Rich AND PooR.-Somebody has
well said: 'The rich depend on the la
boring poor for their work on the merry
poor for their amusement; on the learn
ed poor for their instruction; and on the
pious poor for their sanctifcation. Were
it not for the poor, how miserably poor
would the rich be; yet with all the de-
pendence on those who work for, amuse.
and instruct them, they affect an iRdc-
,eRdence that is truly ludicrous.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-10-01

will continue to make pure article of
BON E DU S T.

Only changing the location of their
Factory to Atlanta. Customers can be
supplied as heretofore at our Ware
House in Marietta. This Bone Dust
has given such remarkable satisfaction
on wheat crops that we hope to sell
arge quantities for the fall sowing.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-10-01
OAKLEY MILLS MAN'G. co.
Custom Wool Carding.

"E SHALL BE PREPARED IN ABOUT
w Ten Days 10 do Custom Wool Carding in the
very best manner and in every instance warrant the
work entirely FREE FROM NAP-Miring Carefully
Done.
fari'ts desiring to leave their Wool at our Office in
Marietta can de- and the Rolls will be delivered AT
NE same place FHfE OF CHARGE. Persons sending
iotiiy III If the shipment by mail
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-10-01

IMAGNAsnUN, tow mulch INDUCED in
is tortued into reality; this is one way
that good boss thieves arc made; man
leans over a fence all day, imagines the
boss belongs tow bin, aud sure enuil,
tho first dark night tie hose does.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-10-01

DREAMs.-The laws by which dreams
are produced are wrapt in darkness
That the visions of sleep are for the
most part traceable to foregone states
of mind none will dispute. Yet it may
be that the constitution of our nature is
such as to allow direct communication
in dreams from the Father of spirits,
and the word of spirits. In all times,
they have been startling mystery !;
and they have discharged hig b offices in
the various courses of providence, by
the impressions they have made, and
the energy they have inspired or re-
pressed. If they have sprung out of
the mind, they have wrought upon it in
return and We cannot but account them
among the yelled ministrants of the In
visible, obeying his word.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-10-01

How is your husband, my dear .
asked one lady of another. '0h, he's in
very bad state = was the reply. And,
pray, what kind Of a state is he in ? per
sisted the other. In State prison.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-10-01
BULLS WORM DESTROYER
To my United States and WOrld-wide
Readers.

have received many testimonials from profess
ional and medical men, as my almanacs and various
publications have shown, all of which genuine
The following letter from highly educated and
popular physician in Geo' ga, is certainly of the
most sensible communications have ever received.
Dr. Clement knows exactly what he speaks Of and
his testimony deserves be written in letters of gold
Hear what the Doctor says Of BULLS W0 II
DESTROYER:
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-10-01

VIM. Root G Sons Column.
DIR, JOHN BULL s
GREAT a e M RDIRS.
BULLS CEDRON BITTER
Authentic Documents
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
Testimony Medical Men.
BULLS CEDRON BITTER >

Stony Point, White Co., Ark, May 90 1866.
DIR. JOHN BULL.--Dear Sir: Last February war
II Louisville purchasing drugs, and l got some Of
your SarsapariITa and Cedron Biters
Ny son in law who was with me in the store, has
been down with the rheumatism for some time, com.
menced ON the Bitters, and found his general
health improved.
DIR. Gist who has been in bad health, tried them
he also improved.
Dr. Coffee, who has been in bad health for several
years-stomach and hrer affected-he improved very
much by the use of your Bitters. Indeed the CedrOI
Biters has given you great popularity in this settle
ment. think ! could sell great quantity of youi
medicines this fall-espesialAy of your Cedron Bteri
and Sarsaparla. Ship me via Memphis, care of
Ricket and Neely.
Respectfully,
C.. b. WALKER.
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Dress Goods and
Fancy Articles.
DRY GOODS LINE

We will sell as low for Cash as any establishment
in North Georgia Examine our goods-prce them
and judge for yourselves
OUR TERMS One Price, and strictly Cash.
Marietta, Ga Jan. s, go.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-10-01
PLASTER
AND.
Pure dissOIued Bone

In consequence of moving our Bone
business to Atlanta, and running by
steam, we offer for sale at low price,
our 40 inch Leffel Double Turbine Wa
ter Wheel, used about s months-the
best wheel we ever saw run. We also
offer several good mules and two good
wagons, cheap.
OAKLEY MILLS MANUFACTURING co.
, 1869-01-04

an insufferablc monopoly. But Ibis re-
ported purchase CT lease of these various
loads in reality is the opening OF a ne
competing route from Chicago to New
York. Il offers to shippers Of freight an
additional line from this point, At least
and, viewed in that light, will be regard
cd as q public bcntGt.
As q mtasurc OF railroad policy, the won.
der is not that this arrangement has been
made, but that it was no1 made long $50.
ard forces the question why the immenac
capital Of the Eric Road has been so mis-.
erAb9y managed that that route has been
virtually excluded from the transpor.a-
Ton Of height 10 and from Chicago, and
tte STATES cf Ohio. Missouri and the
Northwest, from which all the other
routes baye drawn 50 nu IL business, acd
have realized such largs profits. The DE-
tails OF the arrangement have not been
rsde public, but in these the people at
1.Ege have Eu: little interest. The IT.
suit, by whatever terms /. may have been
reached, Is q satisfactory one, and if &C.
'ua1ty completed will prove so to the
country.
, 1869-01-04
XAtArlA nUG lI13ue .

This new weekly s'lor the farm, sIrden aud
f5t 5 de," did nut reach our table upou its
tirst appearance. The two numbers already
Issued justify tho favorable criticism with
which the paper h2s been received, whether
NC consider the instruction offered to the
farmer ard housrkecper, the ntcra .utc spread
hcl"Ic the central reader, or the pictu IS and
plcasantsics scatured prolusely over ,h,.c
b ndfome pages. The designs Of Mast are
capital features Of any publication in which
they appear. Here they are matchcd by
other equally delightful points Of excellence.
Tens Of thousands of homes will open TO
welc"me this cv' visitor to the tlseside, and
will place 1t in the front rank Of household
r!casurts. The enterprise and Judgment Of
the publishers iu striking out for 1Le best
SUCCESS possible to American literary re-
sources, supported evidently by ample cari-
tal, deserves. and will ohiain, iu1l reward,
Persons desiring to subscribe may address the
1nolsshers, Pettluelll, Bates & Co., 81 Park
Row, New 1ork. single copies. 81; three
copies, $40; hvc copi's, Els. The sixteen
handsome folio pages OF each weekly num-
ber, at this price. arc filed with matter
which would cost several times as much IN
any other form, to say nothing nj the skill
with which The admirable variety is spread
before us.
, 1869-01-04

The Trouble on rue Oge1chee River
i ne nefu ehis Chamber or Commerce
Dsfuutt-TeNneAsts River Imprnv{.
ment-movenens for she 1nnexa1lou
of forthera Florida to Alabama. &c.
ACsEs1A, Ga. Jan. AZ d+ap Itch frcm Sar1C-
but lothipg 1ranapired yesterday. The cttlzeas
are organizing 10 put down the Ia*le=sptss-
MEApHls, Dan. 1.-Thoma. auelson. President
OF the lhamh+r Of Commerce. h7s resigned. d.
eliL,ns 10 psseide oTer An 1Ia'itation e1'sans
-Four notorious heroes. who f,r months hasc
betu toboicg planters OF lire ssocS u tats
yier itr, Heze arrested. yesterday. ano loogeo
In jail.
fARnor 0. n. C., Jar. 1.-Gne. soimes. M"
latto. va. hung to-diJ 1os ma5asf- hs hAa Gull
fesked. ..,..S,. ,..s
nenr !. snd WoeI. had an xl.crcanon to-day. The
toru ct thof the latter dead. =,
NA,nvIlIx. Jan. s.-The hrst e!scSoa LOT e.
Nashville. Inc cittzens' t1:Set. conpossd Of
rrn,etertati7es Of both parties vas elected
proclamation Will be p7olshed to-uosroT.
norry. Tenn, on the eth OF Fsrrusry. to memo
r1aIfze Congress to continue It's aid 70 the In
rr '. rent OF the Tennessee River TIL the oo-
~ e. Mqsfei H4n1aT 81
bullock, OF 6eorR1a: Smith, Of Al.bama; Sc
yen.ou, Of kennedy; Fletcher. of Missouri,
ns a !9s1 n m Sy "a CT al
tht inpcrtaree Of tho pro?oeed measure 70 the
D. ople or The South ana West. md urges the
tcope OF tie Tennessee Valley 70 send d-1.gtts%
viii cost one million nve hnncEed -thoisano dol.
lars and viii oten to couomerce one Of the rich
est mineral aId agricultural esctons OF the eonL.
ttr. Its Importance y tndlcated eJ the number
hcS1GcsKET. J.n. 9.--Goeernot Smith has ar.
| pnarted J. L Pcz1tnEtqn.. H.. ]. Walker and
| Chat!es A. Miller .oml'asioIeta % Fi;ftda 10
, 1869-01-04
PROSPECTS, OF TEE WHEAT MARIE,

PROSPECTS OF TIE WHEAT MARKET
TIE English paptrs are just now dccp
in the discussion Of very impcr.an. prob
lem-the price Ct wheat in the iutu1e.
The Wheat crop ot Great Britain was an
ample one, and the demand on the United
Sta:es was go much reduced during tha
fell that prices declined rapidly, The
downward course OF the market being
made more extensive by the
financial stringency which followel th :.
locking up Of so much capital Ia O :,o5sr
and November last by the New York
railroad rings. But the great drought ot
The summer in the Br! ish Isles, though 1s-
Vorabic to the growth Of vi cat, cp.ra,st
most d'sastrously on the root crop9, and
it is now found that the farmers there
have been feeding the wheat 80 llbcrally
to their cattle and hogs az seriou:ly to
diminish the quantity On hand, thus
making the "o!d country" much more
dependent on us for the supply Of the
coming summer than has heretofore been
deemed possible. Private advices to tbs
effect were received in our marke: yes.
terdsy, and tho consequence was a nlsse.
rial advance in the price Of wLea'. lis
not well to be too sanguine, but
the indications now arc tbs. our grain
oWpers will yet be reimbursed for the
losses Of the past six months by c3nsi1-
erablc appreciation Of this important
cereal,
, 1869-01-04
THE INDIANS,

Letter from General Ahcrldnn-A Vtait
tosurlarsA Hattle Field-Avldences OF
grdlun RArpartties-A Il and OF Klo-
YRS Rncou uatered-Ehey EsHay 4
1ricR Uron Sheridan, but ore De-
tec..d-'rh+ sAvsges fseatu to KeaI4z.
ths lnconventencts OF a Winter CRm-
paiE1,
sr. Lorr., jan. a.-Geucsal sherman has re.
ctlycd Ict1c: firm Gensral Sheridan. da:ea Fort
Goth. December 10. noting his arrival at that
enth CnyaifY atd ten eonpaki,.* Of the Mac
sas' nea at1a.n aSA snt IN oas a. "'sst ss5
e1s'a.'s s, b4slls Geld and f1urd the e:dte. Of of
Mstor Elliott AID si1ieen ro:'.leEs; also, the
nSS5 2 ~ b1ds e.p aDa g.! g t?an sas ss S
shot hrough The torehead, ard III. ch.'d's brains
ta.tt d ou: 81 atst tTec. Gsn.'al shr'td.a fol-
lowed on The 1ndian trait, do@n the W.4h IA
ct Klcwse. who met b1m With 4
le' t'r from Gerersl Haz"n ws'cn decl4red Them
10 he friendly; Sheridan r;qn..ed The lndian. to
wnl1e ,raTe llts towards tha. po!n, t7at they
w'Ie ee1 ing ,tcir families TO th: Wa.h1ra NOM
talns. suspectirg thsy were attempting = de-.
uosided ID, N shat he ~o1lt hotl the n as host
ages, and that II all ihe hio*as dt1 not come 10
Fel.cobh t. would h. hsnT TIi..1 sssas =.
tie Grft Eme, that the winter Will not compel us
to make s,ucc With them, anA 4ade: - rhe Kin
was have been engaged IN w.t al the time and
have been playing fact eud oo.e. Ihsy have a.
t, mp:ed to browbeat General Hszcn since they
csnne TO Fott Cobb hut Will take the starch IT
OF tttm b FIRE !ta.e them"
lhe Che. ennes, A.apahoes and oee band OF
Ccmarctes, with nfry sodgts OF k!owas, are
now At wa.btta Mountains. General shartdsn,
ate: conaultstion WITH Ct nc-sI It2zco, proo:ee
wheL tie k!owas come IN tn puntsh thoec #ho a.e
Elown 10 have been cooceEL,d d IN persons IS
Of urder. &c will ss-d BAck Kctte*s s:ste.
ont to rha Cheyenne! at ~1,plhoe.. Ard com
nand them to c7ane IN IA! saho1it 10 | X treat.
ueut, Ifthey rcfu.t 10 CON: IN be will -a-ry
en- tie y ar sgstnst them IT, til: wl.hlta HoaE-
taira. Hawill leave With Grrestl daxcn enfa
de1t ftree to cnso'a him to control the Indians
row a. Fort Cotp, and s.th others a. may com:
IN tbete. -....- ..-.....
Dnrin4 the na.chftom Camp supply the weslh.
or At snoT were very severe hut the health OF
the command was good, ouiy two nal Of The
Seventh Cavalry. sud st1 Of the Nineteenth kaa.
sae CemI any h'.ns sick.
In private letter 10 General Sherman, dated
o1e day Iater. Shez:dtn asys the klow il are con-
ing in, that the CteTernes have been very hum.
bic stree their punfshm~n nt BY General G1staE,
a1t be Las 10 DOUBT that the Arapshoe. will also
come in tustrut cr and q lde by his terms. atter
which be h1s TO fear Of The Receiving Of hosti!i'
Efe.
, 1869-01-04
THE SNOW ST0RM.
Its Effect in Chicago and EIsc-
where.

IN EHlCAH1s
Another s.vtfe EEoW slosn1, e1ual in extent
though not In vlols uce. TO the oee which, fo1r
wccks ago. marked the edycnt Of winter, has yis-
tted the city ard brought with It the customary
AMOUNT OF impeachment 10 .zaveL The storm NJ.
gan OF the last evening Of 1asS~ carried II. sssy
70 the heH Year. AID then e1bstded at abo1t
ECON on New Years Day, but cot until
many plan which promised pteas,nt1y
had been thwsttea. The Ssw Year callers we're
tEelr rcnnle, aud eEen tbt th: slo st.ge Of To-
clmotlon reno cred the social expectation ore CT
hf seo, n59 A 9sds
'ns fd'rs ;,.x pas1.s n,sa
he nercs ezle: wa,eh n=a preYssel Ile night
tefcfe, but in = sufficiently l4r.e va.ams to In
crease the tossl tall to six an1 on -auarseriEc
Win The exception Of de'a7iEy the stree: crs+.
blocking M tcc ktrs e's hire ana rnrre, and rem
les1ns pedestrian oper3t.oL- e1cesslvel; teutpu..
'he storm, a. wh9:e, sas created no material
train. which arrised VI departed over t7e
scow.covertt 1r1 Ks wcct. III some Instances,
eets1Led fer N .nur nr 20, !!n'. beyond 'ht.,
ro:l9ay t;svrL lcsteEisy and list espring the
city Was fairly ali'e with sIeyteuc parties, II
Is farc lbs: the amount of -Lox ha. BEEN s1il.
eleigairG Is now extends IN tseEy direeti3a.
i. NEW TORE
NEW ORR, jar. la b netef.1E EuoT storm
ha. rseseiled bere all Dag. and confines this
cvtI'ug. The wind ia northwest .cd not eI.
ce!s.ve.r cold. The stO:u. howcve1, Is one OF The
most d1tag,ccahl: Of ahe eeason.
ANOTHER DKErAIEH.
ME fcRK, Jan 2.-The stern here cc1scd At
m.dnik.t. il vas the most Teie Of 'hc SEASON,
about three inch=s OF suo~ 4v1nr faal.n. Vest
e,n Rnd Eastern lail~ay traTrl Is much 1m9rdcl.
In New Et gland the storm Was verg seGtf3, shout
foot ct sLow having fallen Throughout theNe
states, snd |: IL s1oairg to day In Boston. In
All any the srhW ts fifteen inches deep on level.
It tatued in Baltimore most OF yesterday.
IN 4LHAsf.
ALBANY, Jan. "A large building On Unlon
str,er, ttlorgtnE. to James Could, rs 3 car fic~
tory. Was crushed By te0w th1i morntbg. Tue
building vas completely wrecked. and tbs con-
tents pretty much demolished. No ons injured.
Loes. - ,0Ca, ....
At nCTFAL0.
BCTTAlo, jan I've h1sc had heavy enow
ttoSn here during tho past twensy.foor koi:s.
The srow /. GrlftlrG badly. AL the railroads arc
SC; cl=ar.
IN BesToN.
Bos1oS. Jan. IA dr fling rorthaa=t snow
storm t1s lccu prevailing all day.
II rEs NOISES.
DFe MolArs. Jan 2-Sno8 to the dep.h CT four
iachee Ie4I here 1ast evening.
II MADISON.
MADISON, jar. 2-Tbe trslns on the railroads
a:e not materially Affected by tie snoW.
, 1869-01-04
CANADA.

The Government sEoaeavortnr to Er.
c,ude thn P1enct 1.nn,u.rsTn.
..a,s..s ..,s
A41o s1ettoons o0 tis6 Nrea& "essofn
Northumberland OF Passengers In
jur.o.
hnsr1s, raaretrh IN m. r7h,-.,o 1s,,.
te."4 o0so1'ea ~ a"o en'ca%o iEoune.
Nk~ 1oakr Dan. S.-4uooee pape-s state that
the Canadian Government Ia entearoring to ex.
eiude entirely the French lan,uaae Manv ac.
ccnnts have he.n ,a,rrr.a rrc, n.t.r. ,as. ~,
fhec TaTa w1'tstn ~ Ea. 'sSu h C.a"a oeE sase
arc ordr,sd not 70 rer,va -, ,nate rs,v-t r.
Fre, ~ and so1nn ,sennn,a h,-n ~ .eat.ns t -
, 1869-01-04

neeo4a:e Tor anuexin9 Vert Flo,fd4 to alahamA
They VII! probably start next week for rTslia-
a despatch h.s beer received IL this city stating
that the Congressional cummttre. appointed 20
inyest'Gate the charges aRainst Judge Busteed
NEW OnlrAss, jim. 2.-rhe steaao2at a. @.
tona. oe:wetn tbia city ana the. mouth ot the
bottom up. The books, mons7 and everything
On tn,sS ooasu. *ss ts.ed fhc lemons vas not IN
desps:es s'ssa isem ~ jasr.p re1,s, reports tho
a,ress oy ,he Military Of Colonel K. r. crnap.
Il, Marthal B. 7. Thompson and two freedmen.
:,iS rhs ,shases atenet known. several others are
sato 70 e spotted for arrest
GTasrt san, sre here.
epes .oe ssa,; s9 I 'Co day. s:as +
Teo Tsos; Flou1nn.y, Joa1 + aar!e. !. Wisdh.ra,
ss1f RUM, otse9a osna7; sos5 81 ssao|s 5eaR'os, ~
sntte.ltn and others. Last night, after
d1e5 nd 'eea Eca a's:sea e ia,,
people q y,rlnra do NOT nt lisvc the iersoe,' IL
thtts Eteseut unetn1ated concsttcn- NE y, t 1or
t1hh;isss, nnhi;s ,5et r. view Of The e5ots.n7n Of
they SIC wi'l1ns to accept universal s1fr.ses
Eins va. 10 v:s,s ashtne .en ana utss ..
CofEseas T. leg satc 20 n to secure these 10 tbs
psopie Of he state. The committee IL composed
As -. - %'t0ALk% Au 1eihHuu% y. -. HAl1HtQs
Ismes Stisoa. n. T. Sutts11rn, j, I. Matte, j.
J. +. slau2h =, James +. 5ohp-o on, and ". l.
VEea. 4 resolution vas adopted reconuea nag
tie peonte Of - STATE to ho1d convent IA Fe y
inaf: u N. n htchmond. to rece1Fe ttt Espo-1 of
= eonan1'tee :nd as:suce + the csuv4as.
TT IT, COT tsues tS 'he result o. movem=ut
% t1om the DO -so,t,7es." .he former dcsts,oe
- = make ne asva.ce towards u..e11e the Re-
efstFuet'on acts snd te av,Etlug The DIS
aosrt1es Of The test o.'h. &c, of the
"" coz; ttu::nH. taa latter betlevirg E thlt
see pcopl: Of the state thor;d. under no
thaI hai,' sanst;oo taeeso sudz1st, when
shH1 ecu, e atsasstnrs and degrading,
feEeunc q the Dary1l:e Dist tcf, was hronse1
hire u al:ht caarsei with defrao.l.ns the rsYe-
Ine By rot ec"o?n.:cc t,r tsf,lN0 rtc-iseu nv
charge. - @0s"e- eae
sATAsxau. Jan s.-Affl.rs On the oceeebe s,o
VIII Mthoot eaanas for tie bst1Rr. The neerncs src
eili atuet tn large hattes, irving Oh tfe wht:s
an aId p9nesIing ,heiF farms Of e,er, thing vs;u-
made. The matter IL ucder cor@i1erai.cn nni
an nnar lmoss desire ID fel, TO ,ane:i Inc izsar-
PROBABLY be AkeE tomorrow o. Nonjay