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Marion’s Departure. jnyVF a Pioyre» editor's scrruM wen EBBATE1). SCH00L8 AND COLLEGES. IlSTew Advertisements. College of American Medicine & Surgery. M R N V-ffiMa^nSK AT MACON. OA.. ’ l»l»ll*IV« I T HTSTKKSIU ANNUAL SESSION, ronimeucin; « r <l Amliorlty upon Fn<''inl[Subject.nna « H.sb- n.-r.t Monday .n Nonabtr, 10, mud cut!,m3 ' ToncALuerar, Journri. OnJ, «2>iiye»r-leutoclalM. iT» foil' 1 rniifn tterca**i-r ■ Great Premiums or C*»#h Commissions to Ag*ut*. ini; four months tuercat 3?ftc\ilty : C. If. GALEXTISE. M. D . of Cleveland. Ohio, Professor of Obstetrics and D»c..s.s ol Women ; Children. JOS. ALOLPHGS. SI. D.. of SL Louis, Mo.. Professor of {surgery ami Dista-os of the F.j < : Ear. U. C. FRENCH, M. P . of Chicago. Ill The Chair of XbQar/and Practice. J. T.COXE. M. P , Ma: o >, Ca.. Proftf^orof Fhytnolojrv and Pathol W. C. JOSES, M. D. of Macon, (i.: . Professor' f »'li mis try, Pharmacy :: ] L’c' i.y. J. A. BttOWS, .VI. D.. Iudiai.apolin, Ju t., r.-ofessor of Materia Jlcdica a- d Tnereiuitira. WASH ISO lON DESSAU, A M 13 L.. cf Macon, < Attorney at Law, Professor of Medical Jur:f»pm'lon«v. A. L CLINK.SC ALLS. M. D , oi Ma.ou, Ga , Professor Of Anatomy. R F. 7i1t>TEB, M. D , of lteidaville, Ga., Dtmonstrctor of Auuioauy. RAISE. Janitor. I* 7 " o o e : For a i‘dl conrso of Lciurcs, lu-jiudiu,; all chairs, payable in advance Matriculation 'j iolitt (firn trim) Graduation Fee TUo Dtau bliiii All cdirnnucicatfona should be nddrcsscl to A. L. CL1NKSCALES, ;.I. D., Macon, Ga.. who will lake pleasure iu answering inquiiy. J. T. COX. M. 3> , President Board Trustee*. A. T,. CLINK SCALES, Secrttsiy Board Trustees. 6cp3C-dwed&gnna8w&w. ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE. T NHB SIXTEENTH REGULAR COl T B TUBES in this Imtitatioa « first Monday in November next, FACULTY W. GRIGGS, M. or of Principles aiu : Mod- , From ILe Prescott (Ariz ) Miner, Sept. is. ia the Miner, September Gtli, iU editor, J. H. Marion, announced a new departure, and .1 ia now the pleas.ng duty of the sab-editor to chronicle the fact that the event foretold has occurred. On Tuesday. September lGth, T . IT Marion and Flora E. B’.nglmrt were uado man and wife, by virtue cf the ceremo ny performed by Judge If. W. Floury. The janiage took pUce at the n sidenreof the bniTc’a sister. Mi 3. E. W. Well*?, at 12 noon, .n£ was quite a private aff«ir, only the rela tive^ cf the family and a very f».w otbexs Ln- 1 »ncj present. AU r the ceremony, intimate friends made ; im gratiJsltorj' c dis, gn 1 tiro four emi lovee^ of lira Miner office marched up to Mr. WellV 1'jjuae about the middle of the afternoon, and assured Mr. 31. of their good will, etc. Wine ..ml cake were Listed, and the party reinruod io the office, and decorated the outside door viLli the legend, •‘Marion hits departed,'’in .vrge letters, surrounded vith emblem-? ol gladness and respect, and then devoted the j rest of the day to jollity and bibulous com- pound?. * Q. A., who has a tali llig-stail near the of- j iice, displayed the bunting at half-mast. So. . ■J. Kogers and A. Miller ran r foct-raco for ! .VO dollars, and lingers and somebody else ran another lor a keg ol beer, iu front of the Miner office, and Jiogers won both races, and • brought the beer inside, anu the boys distrib- ' .ted it. and a stranger passing might have j ip posed that our devil was t:\kbr.* ting his birthday. In the evening the happy pair kept open ■ onse at their new bom 3 on Carleton street, ' . - , ,:id from dark null! Urn horns -jtoar thin the 1 lU " cf 5,artl '- io,1 °" 1D ' house was thronged. Gen. Crook and liis -taff offixis and their wives, and nil the .achelor officers from Fort Whipple were there. The mayor and council cf Fresco 4 1 presented themselves. Everybody in Prcs- ott, and many citizens from outside pre cincts, tiled through the front room, .shook .amis with the bride and bridegroom, nipped slices of cake and bunches cf grapes in the* ining-room, and got everything they wanted to drink in the kitchen, which did a better business in fluids than any establishment in Prescott that night. Al last the hilarities were over, and the hi larious dispersed; the lights were put out, .ad it seemed as it quiet would last till the dawn of another day at least, but the hood lums broke loose: with harp, violin, bass viol nd flute, they surrounded the house of the departed, and discoursed sweet music until the departed resurrected himself and appeared •n the porch and asked the crowd to take a drink with him in the kitchen aforesaid, .» hich invitation was unanimously applauded, and-the way that crowd disposed of cham pagne, egg-nogg, and more common stimu lants, was astonishing. The goose was eleva ted to the ceiling, and then the crowd left the house, and after another tune on the wind md string instruments they too departed and left the world to darkness and to John. Naturalists, botanists and herbalist-; have been seen in this section talking learnedly .bout the flora and fauna of the territory. We notify them thal Marion has carried off all the Flora of Chino valley, so they need search for no more specimens in that region. Item.—AH the boys in the Miner office are talking about marrying. In the spring. The editor of the Miner, pro tom, lias the honor to thus convey to ths public and the particular friends o‘ Mr. and Mrs. John H. I e^. . Marion, their grateful appreciation of the liitapSCO rCltlcllO iMStitlltO. many marked and pleasurable public and private favors and compliments bestowed . upon them during the present week, and NOcU* Baltimore, !VIcL, hopes that the community may be as well satisfied as the two principals in the affair • videutlv ate. Thir.’n .i Oct. to Jan.) On Trial, for Only Fifty Out*: Prewiuui Lists, Ac., sent free to all Trial Subscribers. Address l>. I>. r. MOORE. Vnv York < i«y. NEW BUCK Lift fit *!>«• Bible. By i ikIj Mam:ii, D. I)., author ol‘ *’N:^ht Sceuuv in tlio Bi- 1*1#*,” a .ii “Onr Jtatker’s lloufc,” of wliich »ic..r!y leii/iOO copii’s i:f each were sold Semi nr Oircnlar. ZIEGLER k iH’CUKDY, ili Arch stiiet, Pnilade'i>Lu, WANTED HID Farmers and Fane Fall s’ Sons dming months to do business in til -irovu ijoirdr*:' townships. Un.iiup»s respectable, c:-sy and nays well. For ^c.riliuLi.rn.aikU’esH S. d. £.L’RAN- J ' 'ION & CO .Hartford, Con *. Agents Wantc d. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. DOMESTIC SEWING MACHiNt C0-. NEW YPRK- BRAVSCELEBRATED AHTI-FRICTiOH CaiTiFi PRESS c- i.'h) oo , The eh. ap# st, eiicpic.^t a id m jft perfect Cott *n Scr*-w THE BEST PAPER. THAT IT!! -Itl^s l JOHN T. BANES, M. D., linerituc Professor oi Obstetrics. W. H. GOODWIN. M. P.. Professor of General and Medical Cheinbdry. V'M. ABRAM. LOVE, M. !>., Professor of Physiology. JNO. THtD. JOHNSON, M. D., Prtxfeasor of General and Descriptive Anatomy. J. G. WEST MOREL AND. M. D., 3'rofes.or of Materia Medina and Therapeutics. J. T. LOGAN, M. D., Professor of Clinical Medicine. llGBT. BATTEY, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics. A. W. CALHOUN, M. I*-, l ra lessor cf Diseases of the Eye and Ear. W. F. WESTMORELAND, M. P., Professor of Principles and Practice of Surgety. J, B. BAIRD, M. D., Lecturer on Minor Surgery. V. H. TALIAFERRO, M. D.. Professor of Diseases of Women. G. W.'HOLMES, M. 3>., Professor cf Principles and Practice of Medicine. N. D ALVIGNY, M. D., Prosector to Professor of Surgery, and Curator. 1’rai tical Anatomy conducted by Professor of Abate- 1 Inventions, Works, Architecture, Improved Farm Inudt-nieotu, OF EEC- , ■ . ' . • 1 umcnco on tl:c Thousand* of voluuu* : r p:cvtrvcd for biuiluign d eferei . CbC] rt ii n i - . n ■ i worth ten times tho subscription pil e Terns. $•:» a year, by mail. Specimens s-at free. May L** Lau of ail News- dealo’fi. PA'I K\TS cldain-d on the l;« .-t teriun, Alodels of new inventions and sketches examined, and advice free. AU patents arc published in the ! ’ ■ • ■ Imi s tbs k I jr I nd for pamphlet, 110 j ag« s, containing laws and full din.c- tioua for obtaining Put.-uts AiKlrrss for the paper or concerning Patents, ML'NN A CO., Z’i Park Raw, N. Y. Branch Office.corner F and 'itlist-*.. Washington. I> 0. STEAM Er^Gl^feS BOILERS AS^IO sVIAOHS^ERY. Stationary and Portable steam engines and boiler", Gray’s Anti-Friction Cotton Press, circular. Gang and ; Mulajr Saw Mills: Portable and Stationary Flouting Mills, Sugar Cane Mills and Sugar Pan*, Narrow Gauge Locomotives and Dummy Engines for street roads, and mining purposes, new and second-hand Iron and 1 Wood Working Machinery ol every description. Send ' for circular. 1 WASHINGTON IRON WORKS. U* Vesey street. New Y<»*k. , j: I e» |j^¥ i| lVUingiT i onk~bltinLk for j rlULiMlirj SUN CHIMNEYS, made by Pld'MK A ATWOOD, produces the laigcst light ' Can be used on any coal oil lamp. For sale by all ; lamp dea'ers. Y\r7 Y \ f MLN. G. r i< and liny, v an:' f ▼ \ ">VX 1.N e d to sell our French and American Jewelry, Books, Games, etc., in their own • localities. No capital needed. Catalogue, Terms, etc., sent free. P. O. VICKOliYitCO., Augusta. Maine. j BALTIMORE CARDS. Armstrong, Cator & Co., iarouit.Hs ani> Mi>crAcrunfc.ns RIBBONS, MILLINERY, STRAW GOOD.*, WHTTE GOODS, LINEN, LACE, EMBROIDERY, HANDKERCHIEFS, and LADIES’ NECKTIES, 237 and 239 Baltimore St., BALTIMOHK, Jir*. Orders rcllcitcd. n-plT :'-u OU8T.WU5 OCEll. JOHN* K. 015*11. ItCBERT oiil'XL G. OBER & SONS, Manufacturers and Proprietors of uiuvlan Guano, Amraonift1i>il Snjiei-.Phosplia'iPS, ; pecia! Tobacco Compound, Ground Plaster, •3tc., fee., &c, —AND— COMMISSION MERCrlANTS, me.’, Soulta Slrcft, BALTIMOBE, Mar,land. Fun sections. I have used these Manures for the IsmI five years and unhesitatingly recommend them. It. A. ALSTON. EDWARD COX, Decatur, Ga., Agent. Mg2fi-d«f CB.VS. GOLDSBOItorolf, MM. T. bOIDKBO&OlTrB, . T B G. II. FOESIOB, 3IIOS. MAHOOL. ! GGLDSDORDUGH, FORSTER & GO., Distillers and Wholesale Dealers in Fine IRON WAREHOUSE: of Tii; ni Scofield Rolling Mill Co., ATLANTA, GEORGIA, " 11AM SIHON~of all kinds* j Warranted equal to any made, wholesale and retail, at -l ie. rat •. and examine the atock and get a Price List. i ftngdl-iKvwtf JOHN A. DOAXTE ’E mmstp OFFERS TO THE PUBLIC an ELEGA55T and FULL ASSORTMENT oi HATS, CAPS Ileus’ au.l i!0j’’s—V.'.J. !, Fiirmrsrk. y, ail SlyleE-Sien a, En;.s as-i i : FURS. UMBRELLAS. au.l JTirs. s-fuli uHriBot. catloa, Scotch ei» s l..w, AlapKt ,s.6 - : * < 'AXES to suit ANY taste. range* iu price* as follows: IS.VTS .1Vn CAPS. iik, from 00 to-$7 OD. *>r, frua 20 to 53 C«i. iTool, from r.o*. to 5tl. ;:ns t from .".0o. to >i U‘. l-limtEI.' . to $2 00. THUNKS, Sooth Gay street, Ii;* It imorv. tAC W. WALKER, of Virginia. Salesman. CUoimsc, Iliawcrs, Skirls x Xigiitgumis, Walking Suits, Infants’ Outfits -vni> cnir.mtKX’s clothing, E. N. SPENCER, No. GO I.exington St., 0«g2G-Cm BALTIMORE. : J^KAD*^ GKWl) DllilESS COLOO.VK : have now uuder order and ui C:c*. way h AU of which are ofiered for F.'de cheap, and JAMES' J.O.YN CERTIFICATES oj certified Respectfully, oct C tf CHARLESTON CAROS. E. W. MARSHALL & GO., Whole** D*; „ rT MForeiin M Domestic Dry READ S GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE, J READ'S GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE, Baltimore, and sold by all dealer*, South ! etest perfume in America, and 1 0,, g26-lra v Made ami West. It sell* at 25 ceute. AND NOTIONS, ;•!«-« tistf fees fur the IC-.-j The foi required Matriculation (paid Tickets for the Full Conrl Practical Anatomy (required Graduation... ouiy) $ 5 00 50 00 ceonly) ]0 00 25 00 Good board and lodging can be had near the College at *4 00 to >5 00 per week. Any fnrtaer information will be furnished promptly l*y. addressing I be ’ affect ion 8 of any person they choose, instantly. This 1 simple mental acquirement all can possess,* free by __ mail for 25 cents; together with a Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies. A queer i book. 100,000 sold. Address T. WILLIAM & CO. ! Pnbiisbers, Philadelphia. BEST AND ’OLDEST FAMliA*' MEDICINE i ROME ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN J. sr.AY. V. ILtAS WALKF.B. T> I> ; tensive stoik, 11 the aiteut the SALFORD’S Liver SEAY & WALKER, Invigorator ! , A purely Vegetable Cathaitic and Tonic, forDyepep- • sia. Constipation, Debility, Sick Headache. Billions ; , Attacks, and all derangements of liver, Stomach and ( Bowels. Ask your druggists for it. H r:•in of imita tions. ftc 4.^ AAn per day. ! AgeuH wanted ! All OO kU classes of working people, of "3 more money at work • all the time, than at ii. ST1N- ’ ROME, iUM-FACTBUEl Gr JSl. , the trade. Orders s> sepC 2 m Gko. V/. Williams, William Bins?;:, •Jos. R. ItoBEirrsoN, ;akeu at par vah e. for ail goods bought or ire..-, JOHN A. OOANE. No. 6 Whitehall str£ CoiKli ii-f'.l liaiironil Timo TaWr. Giving the arrival and departure of all Trrr.ri fected i.y It. Lh Ma-.a. General Ticket Ager.E N Kimball House: V>'JESTERN AND ATLANTIC BAI1ROA. DepaiU S.U0, a. xr., Cincinnati Express; C. r. ■ . nc-saw Lihe. Arrive 1:20 r. sc , Cir.clnnaii E\j- 11:15 r. >l, Krn.csaw Line. c.RORGZA RAILROAD. Depart a. :r.,and 0 p. m.; Stone Mcncta: modatioa, 5 p. m. Arrive 5:15 r. m., and 11 ! ’ 1 Stone Mountain Accommodation, S a. m. MACON AND WESTERN SAU.COAI . Depart I a. x., Mail Tiain, and 1:50 r. u.: A::. a. >r, Mail Train, and 5:40 i». m. WllsT POINT RAILROAD. Depart 31:30 r. xr.; arrive 3:40 a. a. ATLANTA AND RICHMOND A1R-IINE RAH.-C Depart G:1S a. a.; arrive I r. m. AT L A M A ' f.a- rr-sivr aofnt.- f - either sex, young or old, mills 1NV1ITUIE HAS BEEN IN OPKUAIIOX i mythllVil'i'.’ pJrtl?5tan ’'toV. “idan A‘Z : SON & co - representatives from two-thirds of tbc States, princi- *»■—omammm<mmm—m■ ■ \-mu t-» TI 11 TIT J fti The Purp that Nat Eeever 6o« QQTTON H® HOlIflW WfiK M SlOYI from liis Step-Uncle- For Circulars address MRS. R. H. ARCHER, P. O. Elliott City. Md. COPPER STILLS,PLUMBING i &E0. ff. WILLIAMS k CO. WHOLESALE GB00ER5. Cotton Factors and bankers, r» HAYNE ST., CHARLES N.S.C. WILLIAMS, BiPN'E & CO. Commission Merchants, APEit MlLI*«i. Hook anil News, JAMES ORMOND, OSS AND STEAM FITTiNO, SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE Gra. First aided Pupils this St. Louis Republican. ConM you loll 11s if a jrarp what a Wap of talk’s been jri»out lately is a l-rindle lice with l sponge tail—a little bench legged and hsiv- .ng the common allowance of ribs If so it’s •hat one that Nat Keever got from his step- nnde old IIam Pillow of Panola. It must be the same animal, bless his i ^ heart! for no other dorg living could stand i Cla what he has. Only Last week I heerd some 4 fellows talking about a steamboat that bnsted: Vll one asked t’other how it happened, “Collaps- T a flue" says he, ••That's what’s the matter with the purp" says him what first spoke. That's what we want to be certain about, if twas Nat’s Tag, for Vis just his luck; why he'd get the mange citencr and thicker and liang onto it longer than any dorg in old Kaufman comity. We didn’t mind much when them J'.ostou chaps—them fellows that wore socks—was talking about somebody being at the mercy f the Bulls and selling short; •‘That’s what s the matter with Nat Beevcr’s purp" says him with the shortening in his hair. He didn’t • -xactly say whose purp it was, but he mought as well owned up for that ambitious sou of a ibief Tag would sooner swing to a Un!I any l0 « n a«l npon tbe BuitM Slate. ljurf r.raat, i« »„ in. day than fight, and that s saying a good deal: te^ralpart of Gift Uaivertity, :.iiJ wi.l hold the same but he aint never going to be sold short for ‘ Term. Every advantage wlncl^ the country allows, he’s as long coupled as ft Mackalushi sow, ud the Ball never whistled that could faze Manufacturing Company. I rjpillo INSTITUTION, with icherc, will resume ex. , day in August. Four prerni Music and Painting were av College at the !a<l Slato Fair. For Cattlouges. ad dress I. F. COX. President. 1 TJ^ZVfiKSZT? OF GEORGIA. rilUE RID ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS INSTITT’- J TION will commence on \VED.\ !>D.l Y, October 1st, 1873, and continue, without intermission. until August 5th, lt>74. The State COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE And Mechanic Arts, TAKE PLEASURE IN* ANNOUNCIN' i it* MY friends and the public generally, that I am now ready to receive COTTON ON STORAGE, stray Agricultural Building, t o ner Alabama and Fer tile last lYednis- 1 syth streets, and would thank my friends, Loth Mcr- , . . 'chants and Planters, to finer in 3 with a poition oi' >r excei t-nce :n their patronage. I solicit consignments of cotton for s^le here or for .shipment to my corresponuants at Savannah, Charles ton, New York and Liverpool, upon which I will make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES G;1 LIBERAL TERMS. All Kinds of HIGHEST MARKET VALUE FOR COTTON- e l to my management 1 Fc r#ytU street. ept. 21, l>7:;.— (uvwlm hist neering and Medicine—tlse last thru' i hat scaly-bark Tu 0 , m . him into a tree top and bust ?. few fur oft’ his 8,1 Aw '“ u%to ’ hurricance deck, but they’d have to keep clear of Tag alter. I tell you we sot a heap of store by that dorg. I mind the lime well when old Parson Ilenfioe took up Nat and offered to fight his Bose agin Tug for five hundred of Peeler cot ton. Thar warnt no banks in the town them times, but, gentlemen, the run tbar was on old stockings and teapots. Them old jocius the ford that was weak from dry lot bet brash on Bose, for he had grit, but he didn’t have the build, he was dished the wroncr way. and, gentlemen. I tell yon as a friend, and 11 may be money ia your ft ink, never bet a pic ayune on any man's dorg that gets enough to • *»at, nor no more on one that carries a line of shafting behind him: but if yon see one like \ Tag, good old Tag, with jist enough tail to tell it s the tail end, that jumps oft the ground with nil fours at once, borrow to bet on that animal. Bat about the tight: Bose came to taw looking like he’d burst open with victuals. Old Tag (sir, he’a been a valuable dorg 111 his time) had taken in a little “pot liquor" that morning and lelt sort a nifty. The first round tbar was four hundred dorg’s iu that . ring, and by the good Ned ! Bose earae cut with nary ear. The second, Tag laid him 1 down and caught him by the vest buttons, and as I hope to live Bose was heard yowling , clear to iKaver-darn: but Tag was sorter deaf that day and held on. Maybe if he’d heard that “ingun finished" taut he wouldn't have turned him inside out but he did it, gentle men, find he straightened his hind legs, and bodiaciously lifted enough hide oil him to give him ft ager. (Good Loid, how I’d like to own that bvauty Tag !) lYLou that tight was over old Beniroe lit out pulling a patch- work sheep alter him. Not a man in Pottuck but felt like a father Guano Notice to Planters. SV!ARK W. JOHNSON, OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA, | \\ r IE I* take Colton in accordance with contract, iu 1V payment of Gnano Bonds, at 15 Cent4 lor : afforded for procuring a iibeial education, both in a Mulilliiigti.np to November 1st, afeer v.kiUi date General Course and in Special Departments. Dc . eea this privilege ceases, soplc&so 1» : in tiua*\ and a-.-.:i granted both in Arts and .Science and in Law, Engl- yourselves oi this rare opportunity to gvta good ; h th*? (Joorgi* for jour Cotton. Parties owi: j l.-gs than a La’. , will with ttu* ship the bale and the balance will be returned them at the market price. Settle beret Brass and Iron Castiis TVADF TO ORDER. COTHRAN & JACKSON, B AX IvP’.TSS, HOIVII3, Georgia, Collections v nd Rt iu ittnuct s \ \ npilv attend.: d to. GRANGE ADVERTISEMENTS. Yo ('bailee of Office. GEORGIA SiAYi: GRANGE. U«. 1 .\r.\*i':ti: ( G.v , Ovtobcr 4, 1k73. O WING t * in uetary crisi?, and believing it to be the pecuniary interest of the Georgia State Grange, there* wiil be no .Lange in tb:s office. AU communications addressed to Ma< on, Ga.. a* di rected in former notice will be prompt J. D. ADS SR & CO. IMrOUTLOS OF CUTLERY, GUMS. BAR IRON, STEEL AND AS3ICULTU- PAL IMPLEMENTS. 1 Mc-rlinsrStreet and 02 r,;-t ll.tv Mri*rt, Charleston, S. C. HEFilRY 31SCHOFF &. GO WHOLESALE GltOCERS Car olina 3^.io o, 107 Eii't Buy, L iiarlcsto.’, <. may 2J-Dru-eod MISSISSIPPI VALL31T PORT ROYAL RAILROAD ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE . OF l'OEl EovaL R.ulcoad Comtanv. ArorsTA, Ga., June 28. 3-*'. 1 O N AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 30, TRAIN - this Road will run as follows: DOWN DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. Will leave Augusta at 6:43 a.v. r it Royal a: Arrive at Charleston at 4:43 rv. Arrive at Savannah at 3;30 r.>t UP DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. Will leave Port Royal at 0 *3 x y Leave Charleston at 3 * a x Leave Savannah at 3:30 a.v Arrive at Augusta at 6:35 r.v DOWN NIGHT PASSENGEfl TRAIN. Will leave Augusta at 2:7 j r v Arrive at Port Royal at r t : n Arrive at Charleston at 5. 0 ,r.y. UP NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. Will leave Port Royal -jk 1(. ;30 1. • Leave Charleston at 6:00 r Leave Siivaunab at 2:30 v. Arrive at Augnita at 3 . A v Passengers leaving A train, niak** connection l'assenger i :• Port il !:inta by the « c at Augusta will] >yal, bavannah, : ;:r Fife k Marias lasracs tie. Patrons of Husbandry. Unive THE LAW SCHOOL remains in session throughout t le entire y. ar. Ld « ral provision is made lor the benehuaries and for > 1 dents of limited meaus. For Catalogues, containing full information, applj t W.M. HENRY WADDELL, aug20-tf >ec etary of me Faoulty, Athens, Ga NASHVILLE CARDS. We ask jom attention to onr Large and Com plete Stock Of Field mnd Garden Seed*. Agricultural Implement* A Machinery Fertiliser», Xc Send for Catalozue. C. H. STOCK ELL A CO. 81 Broad SL, and 2 A 4 College St., Nashville. Ten junel2-d3in W1VI. STEWiXFlT, MAN C rACTU REIk Iron Biiilini', Verandalix, (liai-s, Scltli's, JAIL WORK, Etc., CORXEK JIAKKET AND ASH STREETS, delivered you guano. I an*, now ready to DELIVER GUANO FOR ANOTHER SEASON. Iain now ready to receive, store, ship and buy or pell Cotton for my customers. ocl-dx * .w Last Tax Notice. ]>Y it 1 (-solution of Council, passed ol the 5th injd II 1 am requited to close my books for . ... : :, Tax on the goth instant and turn them over to the 1 Q @ 01"I cl B Y of tha Executive Committee of the- . Georgia State Grange, you are hereby notified i and invit' d to respect Ihe vlanU Hkrvld—your cn- terpi 1 iborei as run diuux of official t-o*n?nuQ..-ati n. until after tlie sersiou of the Georgia Stit- Grana n the city of Macon, October 29, H7 i. «ep34-dt*'VJJ E TAYLOR. Sr. y. MEMPHIS TENNESSEE, Estatilislisd in i860 Capital $300,300, State Granges, viipiiai ;nni Assi-is, July ist: immediately thereafter. Take due notice yourselves accordingly. J. H. FRANKLIN SopfMJ City T C. X 11 South Carolina Railroad. I'HAnLFJvTON, JiU O N AND AFTER ftUNDAY, THE 23r the following Schedule will be run < CaroliLa Railroad: s S3 I3E3 A. Xj SS : rUOitDlNvrE GRANGES ncffiuig - a s, w U. Z. I hr ton, Atlanta. Gi. i*t>;:o-ti F.. TAYLOR. Sec Georgia State Grange. tOLAPAttCH}.!.. To SpeC'.d Deputies : Ry direction of th * Execiili llie Georgia Stale cringe, vow sure ae’\*l»y requested to . _ forward to this otli* <* all tv *s for organt/.atiou of G an- BETWEEN t'llA It LESION AM* ACM M l «hi.h bawnot been pj 1.1 ia. Those Granges which have quarterly due< t > pay. will forward tame ' t*> M. Jones. Treasurer, on <*r before O« :<*to • 2*»-h. •ep2s-td i.. Is' LOR. bee y. 1 DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. NASHVILLE. TENN. jnnell-d3m $50 REWARD! S Yard, rOLEN FROM THE SURSc JHRLl Leave Charleston f.:0 Arrives at Augusta 1 leaves Augusta ,V2i Arrives at Charleston 1 :li NIGHT E\PIu:s« TRAIN. Leaves Charleston s ; i Arrives at Augusta 7:!. Leaves Augusta li:l Arrives at charleston 5:.1 Bel neon Augusta ;iml (<>lii:ul>i;i, 1 llie night of the 2*1 iuilant, ; IRON CRAY MULE. years old, sixteen bauds high, with fresh 1 DAY PASSr.NGKIt TRAIN. Ler.v •> Augusta Arrives at Columbia toTaa, and Mr. Editor,unless we can hear for . »»rv», «Mt» »i>ut oatu,.ri s ut .hnit.irr, »ml »ii«« Arrive- »i > '\i™'ii»V« ‘ cert*.m wlelUti iU X.g what coUsdw,1 that on M htad nae the cra|)H around here are 20m to !>• rn- mghi med. Old Giichribt lias taken the Hews so The above reward w:ll be uaid f**r the appt-ehen hard that he's been snoring drunk ever Mince. , and confinement <*f the tiuei and return RXPIir.sS TRAIN, An office boy iu Boston, during the absence ot his employer at a watering-place, hung a hideous effigy from the gas-burner in front of 1 the office door, its face hidden with a black | t ap, its throat gashed and crimsoned, its belt an armory of dirks, bludgeons and revolvers, ‘ its hands flourishing a swoid and jug of poi son. and then, his ghastly work accomplished, advertised for seiv nt girls to apply at tlie dimly-lighted room, upon the door of which hey lead: “Walk in, back in five minutes.’ I ocU-4? M. T. • Mule. •\STLKBKRRY. COME ONE! COME ALL! AJSTS HEGISTEIL A' (idling t" patt.ripute i> iqnired to come t** n*y oflt-•* r their 1 Miner, wl.fr* the ur Mu ui*-' |>ul Lie* - I the Ci‘y Hall, m i,e*v**« Augusta .fi:l5 1*. »t A * rives at Columbia r,l5 a. m Leaves Columbia 7:15 r. M Arrive# at Augusta 7:15 a. m Pay and uigbt trail-.a out < f Atlanta connect closely with this Road at Augiixta ‘or Charleston and Colum bia. Pally Train out of Macon make* close councHiou with Night Tiain. Sight Train out of Augusta nitko- cl**ae comirction at Columbia with Greenville and Culuuib:* Ruilr**.*.!. Paanungera lor points on the Gr. cuville and Columbia Railrr-ad will avoid a tedious Ue’ay at li ght iu Colum bia, by taking this route. Elegant new Sleeping Car* 011 night trains hetweeu AugiMtu and Charleston. H 15. PICKENS, a igl dtf Gener.i Ticket A *ent. Georgia State Grange, roLAUARCdSK. t'h . October 1, 1- if AHTElts ORGANIZIN'* < ICANGP-S: )F are hereby nifotm.'d that nur Depniies 'ously divided to pay t>* th • st.te Gian;;*? Georgia State Grange, Colw>u.' hi e. G v . tv. *)*-r i, irnr.s and M\stki:s (>U«.AN1ZI\o (It: li»* snggesti. ui ol th- Nstn*:.al M* ereta $353,835.94. H. GRONAUER, F. S. DAVIS. Secretarv. frciitl nt. W.T. LITTLEJOHN, R.V.VREDENBURGH A#i*t. Secretary. I Vice Fr*?-r . H. BRAZIER. Gen. Agent. />.l VIS Jir (/AUK »*»»"• :>:! Br«:nl si.. Alliinli), (in. * PULLUM & LOW, WHOLESALE &. RETAIL DRUCCi jTS. Successo* in lit'iiril, Craig X t A PROCLA^rATION. GEORGIA: Bv JAMKS M. SMITH, Governor ot' said State w J it ERA. AN, 0.T1 lal mtormatiou Las be Al’l’BOVKI* 1’iSKS TAKEN IN THIS STiiON'li AND rOrn.AK COMTANY At EstnlillsHocl Hates, i\’t tva' i.\ .1- January, lsoj, a murder was committed in the . ..•mP o* Dickens, upon the body of I.eo Trice; auu al* nfoti the body of Hoary Ledford, by Joseph llendnv .md George Hendrix, and that said Joseph ’ «» r» llendz ix have fled from -Tustic?. I have thought proper, therefore, to issue- :a:s in> proclamation, hereby offering a reward of T o Hut- dred aad Fifty Dollars for the apprehension auddv- livery of tho said Joseph Hendrix and the mid c eor Hendrix to the Sheriff of laid County and State. And I do moreover charge and require all officers ia this State, Civil and Military, to be vigilant in cl J a orii. to apprehend the said Joseph and Gcorgo H.'nA: order that they may be brought to trial for V with which they stand charged. Given tinder my baud and the great aoal of tLv >t.*i at the Capitol in Atlanta, this twenty-ninth day 1 r September, iu the year of our Lord Eightc-eu Itu: *’.red aud 8e\entv-three and of tho ludepcnd. the Umt-d States »: Am »rtca the Ninety-* b . IVME8 M. SMITH DAM" A CLARK *.:dy Na'iond Currency the Secr- lanc* **| new (Cange- are not received m titt'yn ,t;» warding lei » for the »iiu*\ t*» Kelley, Secretary, Wa-»hiu»,t"n them, even though lund-hive Act 1 till*.A Ii gold at lim Pispen#ati< •ir l>i's ensations 1 th time * f l**r- ■* ]» i*mptl> O. If. | w COTTON CINS. Admiuistvatoi’s Sale. ,.I.()KG1A, HENRY COUNTY. Sl-CTUMULU 22, IS* I. l b be sold before the court house door in >L • Donough, Henry co mty, Georgia, on H. 1’AttKIMH. . WARN a VL1 » The First Tuesday me hall ; tighty, ' - * November, next. d.d.\nted interest in lot of laud. No. »SO) . . the loth District el Carrol couutv, Georgia Sold ua tli** property of \V. l.'A, deceased, tor the nenetlt ot be heir* and creditor*. S !. I.EE, Adm’r. •ptv • PARK1NS & ALLEN. Architects and £uprrintemlents. Will 1 urn tab Plans and Specification* for CHURCHES. BANKS. STORE BUILDINGS. AND DWELLINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. 1 Oi-’Fli'E. Oor I j otitc the Kirn doo‘t-dAwt>.