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zsaganaBBaaaBna acwBM—— tvmrrrr OtIl|(l)l ^Hlllltr asluvs of my country to bring forth the Guano Deposits. | Hen. Banks Prononnces Against (.'rant. r^-Sfcs* Ir- W V- 'll j phtcnix of its restoration if Horace I A Peruvian journal, El Heraldo de I Boston, July 31, 1872. ; Greeley is made President. I served I , . , ] fi n«thv account oftlie My Dear Sir—-I have the honor to in the rebel army, and for four rears I f .maun beds on ^Knowledge by the note (in addition . . . discovery of imiiicu* guano ecu. t.. our conversation to-day) the receipt land, a discovery made ,, „our invitation to address the c.-* zc..s of Lynn on Thursday evenio Now Advertisements. Miscellaneous. Miscellaneous. Q.EORGIA, FRANKLIN CO.— —i—>y v .V| tried to get my State out of the Union, j ^ WS-- •-* - no^or five years after thc ; »ar ended thr . ft sc i e »tific expedition sent .‘2ifev*v - / "C tried :o get back. Gen. Grant * Harrv Meiggs, Esq., the great ** * ,utl,and said that railed king of iS: .“The depos- ’ ‘ 'p ’’ | the people there needed only to know " ' the people of the North to harmonize Whereas Thomas J. Garner,of said countv, . applies for letters of administration upon the rs- t»» our e>.i vernation to-day} the receipt Lueof *-' uvu * Garner, deceased: Tho- ate m. u.r invitHfitm tn i I.a . *'"* r °V C id.nonish aL with them, and that t]icy were willing >>. and anxious to'retuiji. But: he him* v j self.ifefused -td Teoeive us. Ho’said G > ATHENS CECRCIA. Attf/iisl 0, /S72. . r ., FOR KOVBKNOB, 4AMES M. SMITH. OF it L.'sCOljiKB. Leiiiorralfr Stntc executive Com mittee. By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Convention of the Demo cratic party, J hereby appoint the following gentlemen—who will consti tute the Executive Committee there of—the Chairman of the same to lie selected outside of their organiza tion : State at large—Gen. A. R. Lawton, of Chatham ; Hon. Warren Aiken, of Bartow; Hon. Nelson Tift, of Dough- wtyi Uon. J. H. Christy, of Clarke. First District.—Hon. Jno. C. Nich- olls of Pierce; Hon. Jas. H. Hunter, of Brooks. Second District—Hon. Herbert Fielder, of Randolph; ll<>n. T. M. Furlow, of Sumter. Third District—Don. E. II. Wor rell, of Talbot; Maj. J. C. Wooten, of Coweta. Fourth District—Col. J. S. Boyn ton, of Spalding; Hon. T. G. Law- eon, of Putnam. Fifth District—Hon. Augustus Reese, of Morgan; Hon. Jos. B. Jones, of Burke. Sixth District—Col. Thos. S. Mor ris, of Franklin ; Col. J. B. Estes, of Hall. Seventh District—Col. I. W. Ave ry, of Fulton ; Hon. L. N. Trammell, of Wliileficld. The committee are requested to meet in Atlanta on Thursday, August 15th, to complete organization, and for other business. Thos. IIardemax, Jr., President of Convention. peace, hut there was no peace. Peace was on his lips, hut war was in l>is heart. But this old loader whom we are visiting here at his country home —against whom we warred all our lives—he promises peace, and lie will give it tJ us. He nukes no sacriace of his principles, and we ask none. I its are north of Callao, and extend from Grnmandel to Colorado Grande, Punta de Bantender Casma, Caleta de Mongol)j .and neighboring placed.— Millions upon millions of tons of this valuable fertilizer can easily l>e pro cured, the quality and purity of the article being superior to that found oil the celebrated Chincha Islands. As the subject of the re-election of Gen. . £rir' r - Grant and the policy of his Adminis-j nn ’ r “? han,? * « tration. No invitation could have! s •»;.<. »,o. ._ greater weight with me from any part ( ^.EOKGiA FRANKLIN CO.— of the country, nor from any portion 1 ot my fellow-citizens; and it gives me i***'*- tos.-n i.,. real estate h.i'muuig to iu.> esLie great pleasure to assure you that noth- ! ”* ‘rKyi’sjtfeu’ *““■ *i M ", ing could be added to vuur suggestions i HtNRi l>. ai>i-.kiu>i,l>. i A ' ll “ 15 as representative of the citizens of i Hart Sheriff Sale. Lynn to induce me to accede to their ! YYTILL BE SOLD before the Court request. 1 heir knuiuess to me many I \Y iiousoi'.mi in the tom, or n : ,«„,!!, on years since is a Continuing life remem- j ^‘'-ember o.riuUnwing hrance, and nothing would give me : MARTIN INSTITUTE, Positively The Last Notice JEFFERSON, GA. r PHE EXERCISES of this lusti- 1 T tr'oo -vitr.-. r.-s |..i I \ I rut M li 1"7.’. It * Tin* < imip.-'i .‘'c.mol of its wrath-. A (JOTTO.N | GPhe time allowed me to collect the T,Ytl> -n-iv, A Town Taxes extere 1 .o, On Is, .i«.- .f.Iuly. 1 - ** *> ’ • ’) 1 i‘) {) ( ) T j I am re jt* i rc*<l L\ i t this eecttou of the State, expenses, including l*oar*laid tuition. Leing from SLi> to 8J50 |H»r an mini. .1. VV. CrLKNN, Principal. la.- H .kUgu.it u£ainst AJ.L !*.-» .U .. i ;.k> “ .4 word to the tcisr is snfli.•/* at." A. L. MITCIIELL, Clerk ConncH. .lulv .V3w i li 1.11 (x .i 1 ,r ° v, ‘i. f<>r tr- . 1 HIM.,... r.. av *li: A NEW NOVELS. WM. I). DAVIDSON. .IOS. imt'MMKLL. mancmlnuhl The Pathlinlier • or, the mlauil sr*a third minih»*r of the new iiluitr ii.ii editi. C«w>pvr‘snovels. Aha, a ne'v supply of t!»e of the Mohieaus, and tht; l»eer-slay*er. Price 73 cents each. The Sy; a Tale of tin? neutral ground. By Coopc Mahel Lee j pevcuiy-live acres of laud, lying mid iteing in ! , , ,-r .-i„greater satisfaction than to ranew inv ! guauo has been the cln-f ar.ic.c « associatKins with them; hut I regret ytuc«; (sa a iai.au ...v * port for Peru, the journal mentioned to say that 1 am not in accord with i .le.’.ei-i!:’. > ..s!i! | congratulates the (h.veinuui.t and j them in regard to the Presidential can- 1 ' ■ Oi ...S principles, unu we ‘ | U . WM ,; r . f., r f.mate .iiseovery. ' va ^‘ m . v *'*'>"* »»J '»>’ hi; should despise Mr. Greeley if he ahan- j q-L Tubli e cred : t !».• •, w M Ik- ms.- : * ,ul ■-is. 1 nui e:<ui;>.-iV.l to "‘i'; n. doneil his principles for the sake of | toria ,i v cn hamed in foreign markets j etit policy of the Govenimen^is not I even the highest office. But this is no ( ^ to ^ str ; ko Exagffeva . I f„ r th e ad'vantage of the country, and new position lie has taken. Un the j ^ ^ ()fthe aiscovcrv of great " i11 » (>t te,1(1 »» establish its morning after Lee surrendered, and | .... „ _. diliuu ; Si -• Valeria Aylmer; Morton House l*v Mi<«i Fisher, of North Carol inn Albert Lund; l»y Lord Broujliutn. Toceuts. The Li ly *f the lee ; by Ja.net DeMille ; doth, «1 i3 ; paper, 7 m*ts. I/ird KilcoMin—Lever’s last. 81. Onlv’Tbree weeks. A Novel. .»0 cents. Broken Toys. By Anna C. >teele. 73 cents, pair Women— a ‘story of English Life. rents. tL>ld and Name; tiie Iliglit One; Two Family Mothers; Birth an.l Ld unit ion ; by Mailaiue Sophie Sehwart/. Si each. A Frown from the S?. **ir. 73 . otits. r-rsilen: BERNi!*' It;:. B\DAVIDSON & BRUMMELL. ■JS'J. Itrond Slrrrl, An*ii«ln,«:n., R ectifiers, importers am Wholesale Dealers ill Korcign and Domesti- lirawltcfif W ines, Gm, Porter, etc, wl... •hundr di . * ith bill f„ r j, lml •' build. 1 will urniali h ;;i>a * pk tc lor tlie w.iolc pr«^ H • toany part ol the country. 1,1 > light Two.fi,,,. nd TiuaMiim:. it e i»»y in tnrnthitur, : latancy in saying ;t i? AI.t’r«.‘»s me a; JcR'c july 12 Tobacco and Segars of even ■n n-tr variety. light*-<t i ow' 1: M Tibi Notice. Notice. OFFICE. XOKTHKAsTKirx p v , Atlunt. tin.. ,11;| v nj * *»*’ i ’ : S ! v '. i;d Suittheru Novel. miles in extent, to the Chincha Island, having readied Lima, another exploring expedition, fitted out by Harry Meiggs, proeeeiled to tin- place indicated, and returned with the report that no deposits exist tlft-re. The commission sent to discover the guano beds north of Callao says that millions of sea-lions resort in the immediate vicinity of the desposits. As tiie sea- lion is a very valuable animal, his cap- , , , , , ! quantities of guano, > the war was over, he demanded peace _. „ , ,,, near Pisca, adjacent for the conquered South. >> e mean now he shall have a chance to secure it. When the storms have lashed the ocean in its fury, and the waves have lashed the heavens in their tumult for days after the storm is over and the clouds are serene, the waves still roll and tumble and the ocean still murmurs in the last subsidence of its rage. So tho angry passions of a people, after four years of stife, require ; time to return to 'their normal condi- turc would I ,rove ^oml in im- ti.ms of peace and harmony. But is j P^nnec to securing cargoes of guano. not five years long enough? The an-1 -•** North Carolina Ki.k<tjon.— A. A. AVI ISriST, WITH jROOVSB. ^I'UBBS $ CO.. COTTON FACTORS, IciKni! TpITZ IIUGII SINCLAIR- .I - South Cirolina Kvhel Bov ; or, It i* no iinmi it, ;;.i gel of peace is at last spreading its wings over all this land, and the Thafiret ^ rc!M,rt8 ofl “ Dcn,ocra,lc tHumpl. , , in North Carolina are not, we regret, en- brothers who knight so long ago are .. , » , . ° 6 f tirely confirme<l. Caldwell, Hepublican, at last clasping hands across the bloody ia declared to he elected Governor, by 500 to 800 majority. chasm for the salvation oftlie country and the liberties of the people. Filling the Vacancies.—It is impossible to please everybody, and hence the conclusion of the Legislature that the present is not the time to ap point Judges and Solicitors and to elect State House officers meets with some condemnation. What would The Democrats claim that there has been great frauds, and it is thought the matter will be eon- tested. The Democrats elect five con gressmen and a majority of the Legis lature. The penny postal card system, it is intimated, will he very sjicodilv util ized by advertisers. It is said that any of those with whom I have been so long associated, anil to whom I am j so greatly indebted, hut I believe that • the result will justify mv action, and | give to the country that peace and prosperity which is tin- object of ail , onr labors, and secure to every citizen making appointments for officers to j „ ^ ” "~7 ° ~7 j ‘ hc l M,litical t ' < U’-reHty and free- ^ . . | the ftame pro]>ortion. 1 lie .sup|>osi- dom which wen* won by the saenn o have been thought, if Gov. Bullock New Y ork nlorc!iants httve a!re;u ly l.atl remained in office, and just at ordcrcd o,000,000, while oiders come the close of his tern insisted upon , from other cities in tou , e thing like 50 t‘rn jiuvis. 0 1 ( \ MADE fro V or 12 •aroplea -*.*»i for 3i) u'lits, \W*\ ri-lfcil «iuK*k t'**r i;. 1:. \vi*i.i'oi r, ;h t iutimn former good and prosperity, nor to promote the interests of any class of; citizens. No personal feeling in any i form or character enters into this judg- i inent. It is in view of general j»rinc*i- 1 pics ami the public iuU-.cst a’.oue that ■ I am led to this conclm io>i. Tiie tinitiiiL* ot tiie mas-Cf of the : people ot uli parties, scc;ioiis, and races in support of tiie grand results of the war is indispensable to tperma nent establishment and gcuerin recog nition of those results. It can he se cured by no other means. We shall all he forced to this conclusion sooner or later. This united action upon ! this basis has been the hope of my life. I fervently desired it during the war, 1 and in the reconstruction of the State- ■ ( * ‘.'.'.V'* r suhsequent to llie war. 1 believe that tiwtaiu'y. ini> -iji - .. ,, ViV it is now tendered in good f.iitii in tlie wull" m•«-'»i-*^’iuiiTe.-vi.uai’ nomination of Mr. Greelev, ami 1 for H-m* a- * ' ■■■•■»• . * . «. . . f ! «**^*H»*t|. A(l lr«**-> 1. WILLI \M one can not reject it. It w;\a wlmt I desired. Its consummation, although ncl 1*0 C-h:?!H*0 tV>i* sudden and startling, (!<k-s not alarm j agents: » iii | B ,y ,-..u ? i>,, me. My duty to myself and my conn-1 funXh«L«iavM«i»«.»“' trv requires me to give him mv sipe i niari«tu-, Mi.-ii. port, i can not advocate before your ...... x „ ,,. n ^ friends a different course, whicii nci- | •MV.rii' V i: to be Born a Heiilleman. Bv Mr-*. Sallie F. Ch;i pin. of FharliLMt *n, S. lll.-gmilv iilti**trate«i.- 8i:m .Vlt'ff liitnl *1111.1:1, E.irsilu :ii lifRKE'S IlOOKSTOIt!.. A11 Elegant Volume. ( HtRAI.S ifc CORAL ISLANDS. \ ; Hr I ■ :n.x li A LL PERSONS ARE WARNED V ug.iinsi trading for :i certain pi nni-s-iry ' not.- given to I.atira V. Watkins Ly me for six ::un- j «lr*-‘l liuliar**, one lininlretl anti ten dollars, paid oil ! buid note. Note given tor land. R. L. BLOOX FIELD. | July‘J'l-lSTi. 11 A tiie a.- and it> inter: Kirnnn n I Air-Line I eight and a !.al; mile portion ( f aaid work—the ( right to rej**et any or all hi Froiiles and speoith at ion ilrnad. a : . 'otlipUSi ! l$v- 1.. the Bj t )f. Jatnes 1». Dana. Elegantly ilia* Bt;i; :< Ws 1 tooKa?Tui a:. FOB SALE REDUCTION OF BATES Catoosa Springs. FN CONSEQUENCE OF THEJ I stringency of the tinus. 1 have <le -hied to r-. BOOKS ^MERIOANISMS.'T! !, 1 ClllleSM ; at the rksh! pur;* k, and a h*>:iu- » a Uau-Uvime yo.te.g hove—-ott" trom id the other fro.n Kenitcky. Impiire v a H r- Call and UANNltU GKFK'E. !"•'! fn- 8250 f i..y. LSVCHOM POPULAR 31USIC BOOKS. Xuirsrlect the Mueie Books needed, dur ing ihe next autumn, and agrccahlg urenpyyoHr Summer f.eirurr in r.rmu- iii,u i, fi aging, aw: ■■‘in /inii from Ihem. 513 30 pel do/.. '/', /# Musi* /fool nj •nth. t»*i of Board a ing-plare l r the reinainUer ol tfiis >r;i.v»n. and after this date they will l»eas follow single occupant of single rooms, 530 per For two persons occupying one room and the same l*cd. $43 per month, each. Chihlreu and colored servants,$‘2*per month, each* Terms per week, $15. W. C. HEWITF, Proprietor. Rulv 20-21 - V M.GPi n’S If A * .i *S. vith »*«, l inter'.auv.nent at Mnmc.er paid. F. V. ELI n ea-h, ything *\ HI.. SUE Jil'SK'AI. TREASURE: -23 pages, of new and popular songs and Piano Forte pieces, or SlimVEK OF PEARLS: ]’u!l of the best Vocal duets. Or OPMUTH PEARLS: Full Finest Kerosene Lamps TO RE FOUND IN ATHENS, a t thi: NEW DIU'H STORE. v17-21 GLOBE HOTEL, S. IF. Corner of llrrmd and Jackson-et*., AUGUSTA, GA. A..! S* Proprietor. .CL(Is of the Patriarchs ; M ••tuoi rs ilohert < hit tit« ( 1 phv of William Chain)" r . ? ! A Hoy's travels round the Samuel Smih s. $1 50. Three centuries of FngLfth I Duke Ymige. $1 >*. Nautilus : «*r cruising undtr J. N. Maflit, (*. S. N. $2 Legends and Lyrics. By p J:i Seven Decades of tin* l j... tll Good-Bye, Sweetheart—-th** \„ the author of “ F ly ( 4 , 2(*-;f •r lip }l Hajnr. *,,» ” rv A. \V VI ' tiu\( l -A. Ar. jl. m . 1 A IVI \ ! j 1 i K > 0 (AN10 Sl'LENDH) li.M.i.i i V / DA VIS A GO'S S.Miar,- (iriMlb... PI A M Or. Aid pi tno Foirr:. hems : PUM-.^ i»!: Full oft:, Pull o proves. It grieves me most deeply to j Kl be ■ ;i i . i. „pi 1 . r t 4 . . .« i. ! estililishineut, 1»7 Lih* separate inyselt m thought or art Iroin i hold their commissions four to eight years ? Never Mind tiie riatfurn. j tion is that they are to lie a medium of | advertising. It probably was no(the i intention of the government to aid in “As to the Cincinnati platform, we j ^ ie advertising business to such an never saw, say* the Augu-ta Constitut- \ extent, hut the cards being issued, peo- innnli*t, any ne’e^ity or justification 1 P^ e (>i,n J w what they please with them, Some of the districts are making ar-! for its adoption by a Georgia Conven- providing they pay for them. Congressional Convention. rangemente for the nomination of Rep resentatives to Congress. As the time tor holding the congressional election has been changed by the Legislature to “ Tuesday after the first Monday in November,” there is no time to be lost. We observe that Monday, the 4th of Septembe r has been suggested as the day lor the convention in the first district. This would allow two months for the canvass, and enable the members of the Legislature to reach home and participate in the nominations. The prospect is cheering that the next Congress will be controlled by aery diiferent material from that which lias for several years composed the dominant patty. With able and t rue men from the South there is rea son to hope thnt many measures of tion. The best platform is a good ; —— man in office. Bad men wili, if temp i Tkhrible Storm at Harrisburg. ted, remorselessly kick from under j There was a tornado and hail storm a them the platforms upon which they mile in width at ten o’clock Tuesday mount to power. As a general thing : night, which carried off the roofs of the platforms are constructed to catch votes ! State capitol, the hotel, Brant’s Hall, before election, not to control admin istrations after election. The American people have as their best reliance fiTThe approaching elec- and many private buildings. The cable end of the German Reformed Church was injured. Hundreds of trees were blown down, and thousands of panes tion the pledges laid down bv Horase i of glass broken. The telegraph Greeley in his two letters of accept- j wires were prostrated, but eommuni- ance of the Cincinnati and Baltimore j cation was restored this morning, nominations, and in the fact thnt he | ——..—_ is a man of pure character, of large i Heavy Storm in Savannah.— of so many valuable lives. Accept j the assurances of my lasting friendship ! and esteem, and believe md vours. Are.. [Signed] N. I’. PARKS. To James S. Lewis, Esq., Lynn. »!..■ a I,. » th.i Lost Fi "*ts» 82 5- WOOL CARDED. >«j>2 L'ioHi Toi* Wi T;ish foa* Wool. the Lest Oji.wa j nanolv*- %v s > 4 ji2 C'ioifii Ts>i* _ lUPKP'S HOC IK soMkfTnxi; IDOT-l’L.AN f, Gurden ill cloth. -.-, Gill «.f Imptilar tints ■*t ciitcri.iiiiin^ cotiipatiion to a lover of oft he ST A N DA B T » sent, l*,.r tls ‘tit. post-iciitl, for $1 25, and ,.f the other til price. OLl Vi:u DITSflN *k (’(>., Bm I Dl T>oN A- N, w Vin k. “\\rK will ]mrc*lin- o woo], and rav \ \ the ilKdlKST MARKET l’llK E for i e>t I- dah Trelli •dinibs Vines e Ltra- demand h;- tiiiuies or tivllist largo assortment mar 22 k*. I wishing (iiHid WOOLcijjTII this fall h;i 1 hV-i >(■- I cure i; with their Wool, they can advantage themselves hv THROUGH TICKETS. P. L. m.OOMKTKI.n. s, JuncSUih, is;-.*, A^enl A. M. < New (’otton.—The lir.-t halo new cotton, received by Messrs. V.'. i H* Woods A (•«.., was sold at auction j Df) NOT FAIL- 'S'.'ZT'?. yesterday by Messrs. Hell & Hull, and was purchased by Mr. J. C. Row land at 20\ cents. It classed low middling. ' V..II rtlie ! ■•’■■hral-l I.::* M Stewart Foak Stoves •alter. a at.t.liivi st.. New ' Messrs. Davarnt, Waples & Uo. yesterday received the second hale • f | , new Georgia cotton, from W. D. ! n | pit a i ti \ Harp.ofBainbridgp. it classed low ] H0aH0K6 L0ll6?8, WMi ¥3. middling; weighed 480. pounds, and i o To The People OT Athens. I have at my ottice for .sale* Kail Road Tickets to all points North, South, Past, West. ^SHOTGUNno’ CN[ BEST IN THE W0RLD.cJ)T SEND FOB A CIRCULAR New York Office, 27 BEEKMAN ST. CHILDS & MOSS, Auenis Athens. TURNIP was sold for 20.4 cents.—8av. Ado. Mr* ^rrrlrt^ thnwritlrr* Twentieth s.**«8i«m heuins Sopt. I:h. is,*; Our Savannah exchanges bring accounts of a heavy anil protracted rain storm in that city on Monday morning, by which streets and cellars were flooded. The heart, and honest purposes, and in connection with this tact that the Dem ocratic party of the country will go into power with Greelev and in co operation with him and' his Liberal j h ™ Tto,t ,1,l,nn ? c rt T ortc<l is . ,hc WMhin B . , . of the street railroad track in the vicin- Republican supporters, who gave up — „- r - — v ‘ 11 . * i ity ol Hall street, where it was complete- importance to the ueglected and sufler- party for the sake of reform, \\ ill gov- j ^ subluorjJC(li nn ^ tlic ; n „ n d a tion of a ern the country. portion of the ynrd of the Atlantic and International Money Order System. I Gu, t' Railroad, caused by the bursting ot ! a large and costly sewer. On Monday Under orders from the Postmaster- ; night another storm visited the city, and General, the inteniationfal money or-; it is supposed a detailed report of its ef- dcr system, as determined on at a re- 1 Lets will exhibit great damage through- cent convention of the postal autliori-! out ** )e vxjujscd portions of the city, ties of this country and England, was j f ^ “ to be put into operation on last Mon-j Taken ui the Pactoihes. day. Money orders not exceeding I la ‘ s for ,hi * Co,Kn,bu8 <actorics have t! ‘ k - ing interests ef our people may receive favorable consideration. Let us discard mere personal preferences, and select lire, best men to tie found. The State Road Lease. The contest between the lessees and those who fitiied to become so, is rag ing with a good deal of warmth, espe cially in the Atlanta papers. So far as We are able to judge, the position of the lessees has not been materially ef fected by the discussion ; and the in dications are that the lease will not be disturbed. Oue of the most effective ’•sturbing the lease -t.hell Wal- en since September 1st, 0,711 bales of the amount of oil the post office , * I cotton, against 4,91o bales the same time department in England, payable at E, yenr This shows ari incrcas , in any post office in the United King*. e ,. vc „ inonths of , <7$m ba i es over the dom, can he obtained, llie follow- saai p period of last season. ing are rates ot commission, to lie paid j — in United States currency, charged j Knoxville, August 7th.—Ex- for issuing international money orders, i President Andrew Johnson arrived to- to be transmitted by postmaster at j day nnd took rooms at the Lamar House. New York to Great Britain : On or-1 Ry invitation of Democrat* amt Liberals •t exceeding ^l<t, *2.i cents ; over ' he will addre** the people on Saturday, '•coding §20, .30 cents; j 10tb " l 1 °' tlo - k * on *he questions '•ceding 880, 73 exceeding ' 'CFlillg 1 Miss Ida (rrcelev, under a gypsy hat trimmed with pale blue ribbon and j pink roses, arrayed ill a white pique gown neatly wrought with black, to which was added a handsomely em broidered tunic of black cashmere, ex tended pleasant greetings to all the guests. She is a brunette of the pale, clear-complexioned type, has bright dark eves, full red lips, features very like her father’s, aud an abundance of black hair. Site is quite petite, looks, very young, has all the simplicity of manners that characterizes Horace Greeley, combined with a certain ele gance and dignity that are as charm ing as indescribable. She betrays excellent taste in her toilet, discard ing all such monstrosities as humps and bunching and earrings.. Fhe was educated at the Convent of the Sacred Heart, is said to he a Catholic, and in company with a French maid “ did” Europe very pleasantly. A iron tie- man predicted that she would he the most popular lady in the Whitellou c since the reign of the accomplished and elegant Mrs. Polk. *’t -ntion :n out climate thorough (•<. Sttffom* torent Staten. Sen to Rev. D. F. Ill* I Secure vour throng]) tickets j . before eoimneiicing vour jour- j ■ ner. nnd «rvp anrmvnree. j (.ail and get information as to Routes, Lines, iS:c. Win. WILLIAMS. Ticket Agent, under K< frton lionet. i kJ For sale at [.onoscN Billups. | KLXKTOBACCa" 1 ” If you want fine chewing tohneeo, Cal! at S. C. DOBBS. No. 12, Broad Street, Spencer S-Sousse. S') I A I. ClUCI. K. (! LORO I A. . jNE of llie best Eating Houses in • f G.*ipgi.i. l*:xwn?en l v tiie evening train from Atl.uti.t« an get a s^lemird mijijht here. It is ani'c Mimmer report. Mr. H. L. .Spencer has iiia.Iest‘v.i:'l Beautiful ponds, si ml has also prepared ;i splendid place to take” plun^e.tnd shower luths*’ — water :.s clear as ervslal. and from eii;ht to ten fact deep. No 1 place for ;t* pin tic exercise ami 'port. lias a nice keel-hottt»m l"*a:, from Balti more, propelled hyoars, f*«r hi.* p it ronsatid friends Tho house is convenient to the tin* k ; no trouble in rainy weather to k'**t to it. Unities u«>i n^r to Athens, Washiimtoii, or places on anv of the Branch roa.i, and throuk'h passengers, will find it very t * in and pleasant to lay over hens and jjet n : -_ ’it’s rost and Breakfast. 11. L. SRKNtT* It is not a pliyMK li* f to the stitTeicr from eoiiLmied ua« dmtored 1 i«| of Bitters,” is so cyi ptiblic as 4 ivere : i.n r. fat tonic •uululh r.tfi inir medical anthovit: has lom; Boon u-e l l*y countries wi;h wood.* 0‘». W£LLS’ £X ! of the canvass. Among the coining recruits to I the Greeley party will be five Massachli fts Congressmen. That is the latest of news from Boston. Kven Butler •f in the win<ff ’*]ey lias reconsidered his f .aking a stay on Long Island, . determined, in company with •j visit his old home in New where lie will remain a ,iore. Indies of Fernandina have almctto work to the amount <d -five thousand dollars,. Gen. Joseph E. Johnson Favors Gree* hj. edieiti.il viitne |.«\ m I e Liken a-< a permunc •::n* Si I tv! •me< ini]»»ire pu.-titlrs, e.ir.kei St. Louis, August 5.—The Times to-morrow will publish a letter from .« T..1 General Joseph L. Johnston, dated Charlottesville, Virginia. July 81st, to Col. K. Ashley, of Bates county, Missouri, in which lie says, “ I assure all our old comrades that the story of the Cincinnati Commercial is false.— I have had no consultation with W. £». Robinson, of Charlottesville, on any subject; have never said anything fa voring Grant’s reeetion ; on toe con trary, being a thorough Democrat, I would have preferred a Democratic candidate, but as Horace Greeley is nominated by our party I sincerely hope every Democrat will vote for him. Being disfraocliished, I take no public part in polities, but to my friends I do not hesitate to express my foldings and opinions on political sub jects. I think the overthrow of the present Administration necessary to any hope of constitutional government, and feel the continuance of the Demo cratic party is lieeessarv. v. Mr. Hicks, the eloquent divine, iiecome the Editor of the Macon ■rpnse. ho attention of the friends of Tem- . Mice Is directed to the well-written •cal in behalf of the Good Templars, i the first page. Our young friend T. O’F.” handles the pen a« grace- illy as he used to handle the co:hjk,s. qig stick. The Senate, in executive session, confirmed lion. \V. \V. Montgomery Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. retains all lli»* plant, ami mu agctit. Is thpre lUthl (»l D 'iiui in Y•••nr I Unless relieved :it«>nr*», tin* Mi*" 1 , from iloleteriMU* mv r**ii*-ii!*. pr*.d or skin disease'. Idolehe*. fvD-us. pimple?, i:fe. Take .IITUI RLBA toekin.e, » the vitiated l*l«*id t i Ivealihv uv’.i Have >04 ;» ILsvts r if’t ! is promptly aided tlm sytein losn of vital f*»rre, poverty i f the ► !r. . !. *1 r*• stl tendeiiey, gom-rul weakness „r lassitude- Take it to Rssjt? t!i^,**;;on wit In at reautioit, it will impart youthful vijjor to the vv*ury sullen r. Hare you iYpakiiews ot the ;.tti*stfu,>w » V.,u ;ire in danger of eh route diuirhra, * rthe dreadful iti- flainmntion of the l»owel>. Take it to allay irritation, aud ward o!f tendency 1 H AVING been the first to i X*S3B UUSSEST FOR 1872. .1 Monthly Magazine for Youngest llmdi r unique :tn<l much-ad mi r- Vmo iran Tnrl.an S-iua.li. Mail 1,-h-r-1 Man j CahLa^e, Mexi* an Nwcet (\.ru. 1*1 iruvy’s Wr.ter i M don. Brown’s New Drnrf Marrowfat l’ea, Bostou Cured Lettuce*, and other dii*e nnd lsii;. an-i a v;l- omfiHit Inisn.l rostl.ir in incry i n toll Ml lamii where there i< a child, retains its unriv.d’ed corps of contributor* ami Artists, ami gives in cvct v nuinher a profusion ot the A Second-Hand Piano ALE. Enquire at the oil f» the Southern Vinecjar Hitters are v.nt a I'.i mads of Poor Hum, V/h-AUey, Pr«v,f S. „;s Liquors, doctorc 1, spiced, a.id swectcutd • taste, called ’*Tonics,” ” Appetizers,” “ ] &c., that levd tli- tiptder on to#(!runke»*n?s but are a true Med.clue, ma le fnvn tb- • and herbs of» a! t form a. fre- f: ovj i' A r They are the G^eat Food 1‘:t i ?r a* • .1 Principle* a Perfect Renovator .e..d I v.g*u System, carrying o:T all p**r.> >:icr tiie Wood 10 a healthy condition, c.a :b. and invigoratin'; both mind and b*v!v i - of administration, prompt in their action, cr.; results, safe and reliable in ail firms «.f *•’ - No Person can take those Bill*- 105 to directions, and icniain J.ms; 1 »wr their bones a-e not destroyed hv /ui.i.r.ti ; of repair. Dyspetivln or Iii(li«;csfion. IV., in the Shoulders. Co*tg!is, T'shine-s ..f ib« ziness. Sour Kiuc» irons < f tbc Siouiirb, in the Mouth, B-. iuiv A’.uci.^, P.up.t.i: Heart, luflamnnt'oii i>( the I .unjs, Pam mi :!, the Kulnevs, and a bundled other pa nt r are the offsprings r.t Dvspepsiv. I 1 t i-se it lias n*» equal, and one ho'.i'.e w 1 pm-* r antee of its merits than a lenjthv ndv*n':.<- For P’riiirtlt* Coi»i|iliiluts, u, \- married or single, at t ie dawn of vvnm.u,’ turn of Lie. these i’onic Ihtters **i influence that a m:.tkcd impu-vcaiei.t * * tible. For Iiiflninninlory nnd ( limn mat lam and Gout, iJ .spc »s. t. r 1 t .. * * Remittent and Intelin.iteu? F-v»»i*, I ►*•• ll.ood. Liver, Kiduevs an.I Bladder, 1! e • ! : beta mnM siiocessful. S k i D'ensr-. . - Vitiated Blond, wh cli is gciterauy pro<i.ict« inent of the I) gestive Organs. Tliey are ntictill*: Purgative a n Tonic, possessing b’s<> the |»evu ,ii •■? 1 as a powerful .agent in le'icvsuvj ('.•l.qe*: mation of the L.vcr and Y..sCsi.». Utj...-. 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