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Some (£mtrici\ jrn^vyiomosC’ Cct - 1B - vuinTmaotk 11 on evEhy ynt'TiriB^rEU. Solicitor General. , niitHoriaod to „.iW»to «# th° "f 00 ?, f •! u .,' nv.iimiuostt circuit. hi January next II. A. Gnrtroll Esq. / m to annonneo i. *‘ l,,T0 ' , l Li gentleman »3 a candldato l ” v ? " 'ts.n.T il or t'-ie Tnllftpoosa Clr- liciwr usu M vnvVotkiui. . public Speaking. |. ( P , B „ 0 TT, tha canJfdAto for oloc- L Hell nud Hverott in tho firth twill aiidross tho poople at miner Tucwclny Oet. lfi. > Wednesday “ 17. Tlmrsdny, “ JJj. Friday, . “ P. Saturday. -d* Monday, “ 22. Tno.sday, “ 2d. Wodnesday, “ 24. Friday. “ 20. Saturday. ' 27. .(,,1,'riomnnd Augusta Cl,mm- .'insert uu'il file Appointment* Invillo, Lcrville. fcl, „.i inn. A PROPOSITION. L MuiKKT.—Oct. 17.—Cotton from .1. It. Parrott, Esq , 111 and Kvorott Elector for tho5th ..j w jii ftddipsa tho citizens of , r ' oun ty on tlm political issues of l, v on Friday tho llUh inst. Tho ,,’g will l>o at tho City Hall in Speaking to commonco nt 10J lok A. M. Mr. Parrott is a good <( >r. a sound reasonor,'and all par- viii be edified who hear him. Oivo a good audience. e New Steamer.—Tho now boat, being built by tho Alabama Flant- gtiunibout Company, is progressing , and is expected to bo ready to i tho UUli of November. | Obstructions in the Streets, t is not the duty of tho City Mur- I it on.jk to i)o, to see that tho rub- baout new buildings, old boxes it tbo stores, and wood-piles cvery- ro in tho streots, should not bo loft bconunodo tho publio, but should [moved in a vorsonablo time. There lot of old casks in front of Morri- c Logan’s stable Unit ought to have removed long ago, and thovo soeins uuncce isary delay in romoving frag* u and other obstructions on tho ,valks about soveral now buildings bread Street. A Union of Parties for tlio Sake of tho Country. Tho following proposition is dipt from tho Atlanta Amorlcan, of tho 15th Inst. If thoro Is any party in Georgia that will not ontor into this combina tion, on tho basis proposod, the people ought to know it at once and thoir reasons. It is now loss than threo weeks to tho oloction. Will all parties promptly respond without reservation or equivocation. “Tho nows IVoin tho recent elections in tliu North is casting a gloom over ail parties in this section. Tho strong est Union men are feeling dis couraged. Wo find mnny of tho best citizens of all parties urgingsomo policy that will bring tho people togother.— Longer party strife is unpatriotic, and ruinous to tho best interests of tho country. Every man ought to bo willing to muko concessions for tho good of the whole. It is too late for anything like a general Convention of tho people.— We suggest, therefore, that tho Execu tive Committees of all threo parties in , moot at onco, and, in a liberal spirit of patriotism, make a ticket out of tho threo now in tho field, represent ing tho prohublo s‘rength of tho re spective parties, and present it to tho people for universal support. Let tho ticket lie instruotod to cast tho vote of tho State for which ever man can beat Lincoln. If either Executive Committee will not go into this arrangement, let tho other two do it, and.appeal to tho Peo- plo to rebuke tho selfishness of tho party refusing, by concentrating on the Compromise Ticket. It Is no time now to talk of party success, or Indulge in par'y feeling.— Tho country is in danger, and needs all om best ellbrts. Wo bcliovo tho People are ready to respond to this movement Wo bcliovo a movoment of this kind in tho South will awaken the conservative patriotism of tho North, and defeat Lincoln. Wo doubt if anything else will. We do believe Mr. Poll now stands tho best olianca to defeat Lin- loin. Wo boliovo ho is tho man for ho crisis; hut wo aro willing to moot all parties in a liberal spirit and unite upon any eundiduto that cun boat Lin coln. Wo believe tho Union now bangs upon such a movement at tho South, and fool that wo would be fatso to the demands or tho times if wo did not give this warning, and agree to this policy. What say tho Press of all par- Wm. L. Yttccoy’s Speech. Wo publish thii» morning a full ao- accurate report of tho very ablo speeoli delivered lust evening at tho Cooper "In stitute by tho Hon. Wm. L. Yancey, of Alabama. The orator, while ho venti lated his peculiar ideas about tho right of secession, which ho claims lor every State, performed a good work in placing before tho viow of tho pooplo of Now York tho important commoroial bear ings of tho (piestion whether. tho gov ernment is to ho henceforth ndminip- tored under tho principles of tho con stitution or in conlormity with those of Mr. Sewards irrepressible conflict doc trine. Tho men of this commercial me tropolis and of this Empire State nro calle * led upon now to decide that ques- n. Tho result of tho Pounsvlvaiua election has evidently disheartened Mr. Yancey, and ho virtually gives up tlm Presidential contest. Ho is in different now as to whom tho peo ple of this State give thoir votes to —whether to Brechinridgo Douglas Uoll-rprovided only it bo not to mn- Latest News. LATEII 1'ltOM EUROPK. Arrivalof the Steamer Arabia. Caps Pace, Oet. 15,—-Ttto ft team ship o-day, and A robin arrived olf this point to , was boimlfcd by tho steam Yaoht belong ing to the New York Associated Press, lho Arabia brings Liverpool dates to Saturday, October Oth. Commercial News. ^Liverpool Clotion Market.—Tho Broker’s Circular rojiorts tho sales during tho week of 111,000 hales. Tho market closed buoyant at slightly advanced rates, particularly for the Middling and lower grados. The sales on Friday wero 10,000 bales, of which.speculators and exporters took 2,000 hales, and the mar ket closed firm. Middling Orleans GJd, and for Middling Uplands Old. In regard to tho question of secession ho declares there is no such thing as tlio South seceding as‘a section. Ho docs not know how sho would go about But ho announces his belief in tlio right of a State to go out of tlio Union if sho thinks proper. Wero this pri ciplo recognized anduct^don, we might soon full into the disorganized condi tion of Mexico. But whatever may bo thought of Mr. Yancey’s notions on that point, his views on tho commercial relations of the question nro entitled to serious and grave consideration. Wo oommend them to tho merchants and nion of Now York.—Acio York Her• aid. Mr. Hell on Abolition Petitions. In 1810, Mr. Boll addressed a letter to Gov. Gilmer, of Georgia, in which Iiis policy and motive with regard to Aholi- Gencrnl fiewi. was reported that Gariliahli had obtained victories on tlio entiro lino of his march. Arrival of the North Star. New York, Oct. 14.—Tho steamship Ncrtli Star, from Aspinwall, arrived hero to-day. Sim brought nineteen hundred thousand dollars in specie. The steamer .1. L. Stephens was disa bled anil towed into Acapulco. The Isthmus was quiet. Tlio British and American forces have possession of the Isthmus. Tho revolution in Costa Hies has boon quelled. Generals Mora and Canas.and several others have been shot. ties Good gum*, rite onus for tlio “Romo Light tils” wore received on last Saturday, guns nro the Minio lliflo, that has, M-lic've, the highest roputition as an iont weapon in actual service of any [that has boon tried. Only fifty is nro received, and if thoro aro men his community whodesiro to join company they will do woll to make ly application. Tho company now [liters forty five, and is, in every way | prosperous condition. |i six ess Reviving.--For tlio past few * there has been an active stir upon streets and tlio cheerful hum of bus ts now makes glad the hearts of our rrprising merchants and tradesmen, ievery man do Avhat ho can for tho [ef of himself and others, and tlio i will not 1)0 so very hard after all. Unit)’ Federal Union, 'proprietors of tho “Federal Un- will begin the publication of tho MI V I.M.MU.’I) A r. Ttwmv Wn,l. JULY FEDERAL UN ION,” on Wed- day tho 7th day of November, tho It Day of tho Session. Wo have lie arrangements to get out a Leu- Luve Journal, which shall be a Cor- l Record of the Proceeedings of both Iim-s of tho General Assoinhly. [HUMS: ONE DOLLAR. No paper t without the monoy. )ur Mail arrangements uro such ns to Iblo us to send oil’ our paper, with l>ateh and certainty, t is hoped that the Public will givo Loral support to the enterprise. iVe havo published a “Daily” two pious, and lost monoy by tho opera- only make another attempt whether tho publio caro to have u.v Pacer from tho seat of Govern* _ BROUGHTON, NISBET it CO. liillcdgovillc, Oct. 1800. Southern Minute Men. correspondent of tho Savannah b'uMican writes from Columbia, South folina: » association of “Minute Men” was mil hero last week, which already labels about three hundred members, kv have meetings noariy every night, P I learn that more than sixty men Ire initiated last night. Similar osso- Ition.s are being formed in various | ls oi the S'.ato, and the movement is eading rapidly. I cannot bettor do- ■bo its objects than by copying tho fumble to tlio constitution : T Wo, tlm undersigned citizens of full Carolina, in view of tho impond- k crisis, necessarily incident upon tho |ctiou of a Black Republican to tlio lencvof thesoUnited States; and view of our duties to our scotion, our- lvc« and our dearest interests, which ist fall in the event of tho triumph of 'rtuern fanaticism, hereby form our- Vcs into an association, under the jjjioand stylo of tlio ‘Minute Men;’ 4 do further solemnly pledge ‘our ou , r fortunes, and our sacred honor,’ ■ustain Southern constitutional cquul- m the Union ; or, failing in that, to j'blidi our indepondotico out of it.” bo members nro required to wear a o cockade on tho loft side of tho hat; [ l L also, as soon as possible, to procure -olt’s revolver, u rifle, or some other Iprovod firearm. A publiodomonstra- r 118 lo bo made on Friday night; and, oonmy be permitted to judge from blue cookndossoon about tho streets, donionstration will bo an important not only in numbers, but in tho wader of the men composing it. In pic procession, the members nro ro- Med to “carry a lantern, flambeau, or demodstrativeimplomont” appro- de to the occasion. Tho Dark Clouds Rising. Thoro has perhaps never beon a time since the organization of our Govern ment when tlio real danger, threatened to our section, has been so apparont to every one, as nt present, flood men of all parties now feel their hearts sinking within them as they behold the dark clouds that lmvo recently risen incur Northern horizon. Men now nro in a bewildered state of dismay and dread apprehension atul in great doubt as to what is best to bo done. It is true that one may find a plenty of flippant politi cians who talk much and think little, who know exactly what ought to bo done in the present emergency, they never havo been in doubt, beenuso doubt implies tlio possession of more than one idea anil this they lmvo sel dom had. But the genuine patriots of tho land—men who think much and with sincere earnestness aro porploxed at tlio presont distracted stato of tbo element. If good men cannot yet fully agroo as to what ought now to be done, they can at least agroo upon a few negative propositions. In the first place Lincoln ought not to bo elected, if it ho possible to prevent it, unless it he the desire of tlio people “to precipi tate tho cotton planting States into a revolution.” Wo do not wish to be un derstood as predicting a revolution ns a necessary consequence of Lincoln’s elec tion, far from it, and yet tho country would he in imuiidont danger and there no tolling what irreconcilable ele ments of discord might , arise. In tlio second place all parties in tlio South ought to cease their mere partisan warfare, and, especially thoircrimbullions of each other and in a spirit or brotherly lovo and kindness, with moderation and forobearance, freely counsel with each other and unite the strength of all par ties upon one man. There is no doubt but that the Black Republican party of tho North obtains courago and strength from tho distract ed State of tho South, , and all parties now, without stopping to determine who in tho^a«f has done most icrony, should strivo to see who nt the present and for the future, can do tho most good for our common section. Deal, genuine, old fashioned patriotism,ia now needed and un- loss thoro is a greater exhibition of it than we havo seen fpr a few years past wo awful ly fear for tho falo of our glorious Re public. If tho political parties of Georgia can not now unito before tho election for tho purpose of defeating Lincoln, is it likely that they would act harmonious ly after tho oloction oven if Lincoln should bo successful? petitions were fully declared following passage, which wo quote from that letter, ouglit to satisfy everybody, except those who nro determined be forehand not to be satisfied with any th ing. “My opinion was, that whether th- petitioners had right on their side or not sound policy dictated tho reception and reference of their petitions. I ho- liovo that any unusual course in regard to them, would givo undue importance to tlio movement of tho abolitionists, furnish new ground for agitation, and rather increnso tho existing excitement than allay it. In my onimon, a report from a committee at each session—tem perate, yet firm and unqualified in its conclusions—would lmvo been well cal culated to correct false impressions at the North: to dispel prejudice, and prevent that ferment and angry feeling at tlio South which, at that stage of tho quostion, was calculated to do mischief. Whether right or wrong, and jvithout, pretending to censure those frioUds who ditlerod with me, I litivo uniformly hold these opinions; yet I will add that few gentlemen in the South would be wore prenared for prompt and decisive measures of resistance and protection, should the rights and interests of’ the South connected with this sub ject ever be invaded through Congress or oth- , than myscO’. The Prince of Wales. New York, Oct. 10.—Lord Renfr has avowed bis intention to return to tbo United States during some subse quent winter season, for tlio purpose of visiting tbo .Southern Slates. MARRIED—On Thursday ovening, tho lltli inst., by tho Rev. Josso Lam- borth, Elias S. A. JAMfcs, and Mary F. Duke, nil ol this county. §t>ecii)l Notices. Iullnmutory Uhouimitl.m Executor’s Sale of Lands/ U NDER and by virtue of a doereo of Chancery, granted at tho May »crm, 1800,-of tho Superior Court «f Burko county, tho undersigned, ns Exeotors of tho last will and testament of Henry P. Jones, dcconscd. Into of said county,’oflor f or Bale tho fellow- ingd.ots of LAND, bolonglug to tho estate of sa|d docoasod: . Messrs, Berry Davis A Son —Cents—I am nt a loss to ox-, with, words tho satisfac tion it given mu to Inform you' ot tho heuHit I havo roceived from tho use of your Pain Kil ler. About ouo year since, 1 with tho inllntninntnry rheumatism, being un able to walk for eight weeks; besides tho ntt.iekud lincmont to tlio house, tho pain l oxjMiricnecwl tMiguo enn describe. On tlio 27th of _Do- •ember last l had ainoroBavero attack than before. 1 commenced ushiff tlio Pain Killer made by y »u. which immediately relieved of pain, and saved me the necessity of bolng can line l to my bed far one day. It. is now eleven days since tho attack, and tlio infla million bus entirely subsided. In short I am oalirely well and fool bound, to make tho nbovo stutouicnt, that all may rosnrt to tho Pain Killer, that lime, espouse, and a world of sutT* ring mny ho prevented. HENRY WEED, Clerk nt 117, octll Oenossco St., Utica. Hotter tlmii nil Others. LaKaykttb, Onondaga Co., N. Y.,) Juno 2Jd, 1X58. Mesum. W. E. Haras .t Co.—Gents : My hair having turned prematurely grey, and being unwilling to wear “silver looks" in my youthful days, 1 have tried various prep others highly reeomnvjndcd f lir 11 its original color, among f. Woods’ Hair Restorer, but found them ad m >ru nr lo« i Ineffectual, aud quite exnonsivo, until about a year ago I me.tc id using Heinulieot’s Hair ltestoi prepared by you, which I found bo nil ilint you leeoium.-ndcd it. It restored my hair to its original bontity, and keeps it soft and oily, ami tho expeuso is so trifling that it seems nothing nt nil after continually drawing uimn my funds to keep Markets* . Savannah, Oct. 10 —Sales of Cotton to-day 1400 bales. Tbo advance in pri ces was fully sustained, and good Mid dling is quoted nt 1 lc. Charleston, Oct. 40.—Sales of Cotton to-day 0000 bales. Tbo market lias ad- viticcd in tbo last two days 2(ab]c., and Good .Middling is quotod at lljc. Gettino ready for tiie Crisis.—Wo observe that a division of the ‘Minute Men.” a la South Carolina, hns been formed in Macon county, Alabama. It is stated that the Hon. Edward Ev erett is about to marry the widowed daughter of Judge Pettigru, of South Carolina. Tqebldy.is described us a blondo, attractive, intellectual, wealthy and about thirty-three years ol uge. Disunionism.—In bis speech hero ou Monday of last week, Senator Wigtall of Texas, made tbo following startling declaration: “/ would sec the Union rent into a thou sand fragments before / would vote for John Dell'. Aa sti#tling as- this declaration was, there were men in Huntsvillo that applauded it. Death of Jonathan Whiteside.—The Chattanooga (Tohn.) Gazette announces tbo death of this gentleman nt Look Out Mountain oh Sunday last, of cancer of the throat. It may not ho inappro priate to mention hero the fact that Mr. Whiteside, when Sam Houston wi candidate for Governor of Tennessee, and not being a freeholder was constitu tionally ineligible, gave to tlio now illus trious hero a tract of land which quali fied biiu to receive tbo olllce to which ho wns elected. Senator made nt wo thought the Brockin- iVould let it pass iu silence— imf no, they applauded ami thereby en dorsed it. Dues not this and similar declara tions plainly indicate the oliject of tbo leaders of tjio Breckinridge faction ?— And will the people sutler the be led out of this Union by s Wo hope not. If the Breckinridge leaders desirotho defeat of Lincoln, they ought to vob for John Bell, ns he is the only mni now before tho people who stands th least chauco to defeat tho abolitionists. Lot the people—tho honest, Uni' ing, patriotic people, who desire tbo de feat of Lincoln, come to tbo supporto tbo only man who can defeat Lincoln.- Huntsville Independent. in tlie United States in tho inanul of sewing machine needles, nml the profits on them amount to nearly 300,- 000 a year. Since tlio introduction of the sewing macldno tbo sale of spool ..../Half supplied witli Prof, wood’s lho y provimu: and att«r all my pains ro oiving no lioaeftt. Therefore. I tuke plo: n-cnm’inmdiiig yonr Hnlr Ro»to “ p-.ddic R3 n cheap mid ull’octual Yours truly, WM. P. WENTWORTH. Onondaga County, ss: Subscribed and vorn before mo this '-' Id day of Juno, 1858. 11. 8. CuLE, Justice. Roinjinber that this result was produced hy Heim-oreei's luimitibtc, tho original ouly reliable Hair Restorative. Price fifty cents and olio dollar abottlo.— Sold everywhere by all Druggists. Facts. In this papor wo prosont to tho publio un- iinpcuchuulo testimony os*..blishing tho facts that Had way's Ready Relief, Regulating IMUs, and Renovating Resolvent, aro not only positive ouiutlvcaof the sick, afltictod with disease; but that they havo in many c.« proved to bo infallible, nnd have ro- storc-tlf tlio dying patient to robust health 1 other means of medication failed. Second Witness. ISAAC HUDDLESTON, Hudulkstox Raimds Parish. La., tustifivs: “That l’otor May, Mail Carrier, had for mouths suflbrod so severely from Rheuma tism, that noit'nor Ids physicians nor friemls entertaiued hopei of Ids roeovery. His right arm aud log were so purishod as to give him no uso of thum. by the uso of Rjilway’s Ready Rollof nnd Regulating Pills, fii two months ho wns currying the mail from Cherry vlllo to Burrs Ferry.” oetlVw2w] cotton ha; ally. tliai Uni v A Liz2aiid Story.—Tlio Troy (N. Y.) Times, tells tho following lough story: A Mr. Hamilton was, it was thought dying of consumption. His brother alone disbelieved it, and with much dif ficulty itfcluced the physicians to test liis stomach will) tho pump, Believing that tlio location of tho malady. The valve was inserted in the stomach and at first no indication of anything wrong was given ; but upon a second trial, the physician remarked that there was something liko a hard substance in the valve, and bout once proceeded to pull it forth. Ills surprise mny bo imagined when lie found that an enormous green lissant, alive nnd sprightly, had been n out by tho pump, and that had uk tiie South—Laving or ■one.—Tlio Corncr-Stono of tbo University of lho South was laid nt University Place, on the Cumberland Mountain, on Wednesday, in tbo pres ence of 5,000 persons. Bishops from nine Southern States .were in attend ance, with a large number of thoclergv from ndistnnco. A number of our fel low citizens, comprising soino of our most influential merchants, were also in attendance. The oration, by Col. John S. Preston, of South Carolina, was one of the most impressive ever delivered. distinguished South Carolinian is ut present in this city having arrived hy lust oveuing's train, from University Place. In consequence of tlio lateness of tho hour ut which it was brought in our report of the proceedings is deferred until to-morrow.— Nashville SSUlT IS A COMMON OBSERVATION that thoro nra more sufierors from debility, amoug Americans, than can bo found turning any ether civilized nation. The reason is obvious. Wo take too llttlo exercise, and f.»rgot the wants of tho body in tho absorb ing pursuits of business. In all such cases, ordinary medicines enn do little good. Wlint is required is just such a tonlo and Invtgora- torus Dr. J. lIoHetter hasgivon to tho world, in his CELEBRATED ••BITTERS.” The weak on l nervous denizen of ilfc counting- house, the exhausted toiler upon tlio shop board, and the prostrated student of the mid night lamp, lmvo found a wonderful regen erator In tho ••Bitters," and prefer it to more pretentions, but less ofilcocious medicines.— hut it should not bo forgotten that the ng- n which is so inagioal in its influence upon i frame which is moroly debilitated, is equnt lv powerful in assisting liaturo to expel tho most l.-rriblo lorms of disease. Who Would not givo it a trial ? Sold by drugg’iBts and dealers generally everywhere. See advertisement. oet lit—wtm been tbogausoof the terrible sick Tho sick man original- of the patient. Tlio Hick man original ly weighed 217 pmimlx but at tlm time bail been reuuccil to about 100 pounds, (£3- Sir Macdonald Stephenson is at ’ ir, from which „ wt ’k upon a new mortar, tho bomb will be thrown by centrifugal force, gonerated by a steam engine, no gunpowder being usod. Tho mechan ism is very simple, only two men being employed to load and discharge, and tlio •augo from 800 to 2,000 yards. 1 ho .L'tii nf *lmt mm he used heaviest description of shot can he used and tho velocity, rango and rapidity ot firing may ho varied nt will. fflgy-Thn Douglas Executiyo Commit* too of tho Stato of Virginia, met in Richmond tho oilier day, and resolved to send a special messonger to Breckin ridge, commanding an answer to the Norfolk questions. Tlio messenger lias left Richmond for Lexington, with the questions for Brook in ridgo. Ho is now bound to answer. Every member of this Committee was confident in tho beliel that Douglas would got mero votes in tho Stato than Breckinridge.—Monty. Con federation. ‘Mr. Richardson communicates to London Lancet, a new mode which bus discovered for extracting teeth, bout pain. It consists in immersing ' affected parts inchlorbforiii.'whioh lone by filling q, little cup half full ^ing it over tho teeth. It takes from r cn to fifteen minutes toproduoo the pet, mrnmm Bad Spelling Leads to tiie Peniten tiary.—At St. Louis, on the 17th, L. C. Stoughton, convicted of counterfeiting, was sentenced to the penitentiary for oiglit years. By accident, a letter in tended for him got into tho box of Mr. Slaughter. Without examining tho superscription, Mr. S, opened tlio Totter, and found that it contained a counter feit five on tlio Farmer’a Bank of Two Rivors, Wisconsin, with tho explanation s “Try again; such work ns this would hang a nigger. Spoil Wisconsin with a 0.” Tho word “Wisconsin,” which wns most admirably done with a pon, in large white capital letters with a black back-ground, was spcllod without fcho “0.” -j New Repuiimcan Clubs.—It if stated that new republioap dubs *lmv&- beon formed in variousjpparts or ,the West, under tho names of “Zouavfc Wide Awakes,” “Biyl .S^litteris’ Battalion,” “John Brown Avengers,” and “Har- por's Ferry Rfclr C^y-Tho jails of Norfolk. Portsmouth and Princess Anno, aro filled with arres ted slaves supposed to havo been concoc ting an insurrection. More arrests aro daily made, but tho whole atlair seems to be a humbug. Model Address and Response.—An exchange says that in welcoming Bar ron Renfrew to Detroit, Mayor Bull said ; “In behalf of the Common Coun cil nnd the oitizens of Detroit, 1 bid you a hearty welcome to our shores, nnd wish you a pleasant journey through ourcoun- try.” Tho PiTnco bowed and smiled, simply replying, “1 thank you.” The Mighty Healer. Let not ilisoaso, with its fangs, prey up you, until tlio cold hand of douth hurls you to an untimely grave. Shako off tbo feeling of despair and hopelessness, so liable to come tlio iuvalid. The plant born of the c place within the reach of all. Wo ot what may be tiie specific form of the disease. Tiie cause, lho fountain of the disease itself, is impure blood, and through the different channels of tho lungs, the stomach and the vital orgaus, JUDSON'rf MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS will pass, mingling with tlio blood, search out and grasp and thou expel, all hurtful poison that there is in it. Thus clcausc tho b'.ood by a few doses of tlieso Pills, and disease, in i form, will disiiputo and vanish. As the with its gtoriuus beams first causes tho ini ing dew to rise us mist,then growing strong er. casts ids burning rays upon it—and behold 'lis gone—so idealise tho blood, and dko like morning dew, retreats and vanishes. jGfciy- Wo saw a Breckinrklgo man yes terday who is very fearful that Bell nml Everett will carry Mississippi. Ho has recently been travelling in tho Northern part of tho State, and says the number of Douglasltcs up there completely as tounded him. When he was told tlmt the enthusiastic Brcckitcs down this way were betting on 10,000 majority, ho im mediately started oil' to hunt up a man who would make such a hot, declaring that ho would givo him odds rather than miss.— Vicksburg Whig. Georgia State Fair.—The time for our annual Stato Agricultural l*air is rappidly drawing nigh. Apart from its chief object—Agriculture, and the de velopment of tlio resources of our sec tion in that respect—it is looked for ward to with much concern and inter ests by our people—indeed, by all who oxoreiso their hands as well ns thoir bonds—evon hy the fairer portion of tho Stato, tlio ladies, nnd wo hope they will visit Atlanta in largo numbers, nnd add to tho more substantial .products of tho plantation, tho util-notion of their dain ty handiwork. It-will bo recollected that tho Pair will bo hold at Atlanta from tlio 23d to the 20th of October.—Locomotive. • fifirAfter a tight-rope-walking exhi bition in Now Haven, Conn., a few days ‘since, the rope was slackened to a short distanco from tho ground, and then suddenly tightened, throwing two boys, who liud carelessly beon allowed to catch hold of it, somo thirty feet in the air, breaking an arm for ono and a log for tho.othor. fray*James T. Brady, according to a letter in tho Albany Atgus, used tlio following language in his speech at Hudson, on Tuesday ovening: “So help mo Heaven, I had rather voto for Lin coln to-night limn for Stephen A.Doug ins.” Of course ho would. This is sur prising to nobody. Tho great wonder Is that ho and his allies do not openly •port tho candidate they are secretly ing tc elect. • A Large Island Rising fnou tue Sea. Mexican Mustang Liniment, Prom rich nnd poor, bind nnd froc, nil colors, grades nnd condisions of life, the saino meed of praise is awarded thin wo derful article. Sores aro healed, pains r lieved, lives sayvd, valuable animal* mn, useful, nnd untold ills assuaged by tins r markable medicine. For cuts, bruin. 17.M 10th iowndo«, Monroe, Museogoe, Dlst. Sco. 1st Livingstone’s Explorations IN AFRICA, Including a Sketch of Stxtoon Years* Resi dence in Africa, and a Jottrnoy from tho Cape of Good Hope to Loando, on tho Wost Coast; thenco across the Continent, down the river Zambesi to tho Eastern Ocean. From the irsonal narrative of David Livixaztoxi personal narrative of David Livixazrox*, LL. D., D. C. L., Follow of tho Faculty of Physicians aud Surgeons, Glasgow; Corres ponding Member or tho Geographical ard Historical Society of Now York; Gold Med alist and Corresponding Member of the Roy al Geographical Societies of London, Paris, Ac. To which is added a Historical Sketch of Discovorha in Africa. Illustrated with fino Chromo-LRbo-grophle Plates. Largo 12ino. of -140 pages. Wo havo just published a Now Edition of ‘ “ W« ' — ’ • — 17th! ' 71 j Goo. •T. V. JONES, J. B. JONE8, H. W. JONES, W.B. JONES, , Herndon, Burke co-.Oiu zopUw.tm Ex’rs. NEW Illustrated Edition DUANE RULISON’S Quaker City PUBLISHING HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA. The oldest Publishing House in America Ct. dueling the Gift Book Business. The Gift Department has boon conduct- ’ for tho post three years, and in this depiu montthis houso possesses advantages sup, rior to all others. Bond for Cataloguo containing A ENLARGED LIST 0, SPLENDID GIFTS FOR 1800, Ono of whlchgM be given with each boo ; sold, embracing THE NEW BOOKS, THE STANDARD BOOKS, . rT^JSS-^SANEOUS BOOKS IN ALL O b THE LEVA It TMENT& this Groat Work, Illustrated with very fino Chromo-Lithographio Plates, ■ Giving the coloring to life of the Scenery nnd Wild Animals, From Drawing* n»ado hy DR. LIVINGSTONE, Sixteen Years Wanderings, In the Wilds of South Africa, LITERATURE AND SCIENCE. Not an cxccntionablo volume can be foun in tho entire Catalogue. It is richly worth tho attention of tho scbolarand general rca-. This Magaificont Volume is gotten up In tho must imporior manner, on fino pup hound in hoveled Boards, and' is attn-pHli the most Popular nml Sulcablo Book now ronulfl published. Ovoi 75,000 COPIES, Have already keen sold, and the demand r our Now Edition is largor than ovurhe- tore. This Edition will bo sold Exclusively by Agents. To whom the largest commission will be paid Sampio copies sent by Mail, post-paid, veecipt of tho Priee, $1 25. Agents wanted in evory county in the Uu’tcd States. Address, J. W. BRADLEY, Puhiishor. 48 North 4th st., Philadelphia. Bcp23w.ini ments, Ointments, < f Beware of iin- Rations. The gciittino Mustang Liniment is sold by all respectable druggists and livery men in every town, parish and hnmlot throughout North and South America. Eu rope, ni tho Islauds of tiie Ocean. Buy n BARNES A PARK, Proprietors, iep28w2in New York. CHATTOOGA lHVEIt INSTITUTE, Gnylcsvillc, Chcrohcu Co., Ain., S. M. AINSWORTH, A. M, Principal. S TUDENTS of both sexes will bo received lit this Institution, and fitted for tho com mon duties of life, or any class in our Col leges. Competent Tonchors aro employed. Scud for u circular. ia»2l—wly TO HOUSEKEEPERS. ARTICLES OF EVERY DAY USE. n. t. h.vhiiitt’s Pure Medicinal Yoast. Mutrifactureu from common Suit and Puro Cronin Tartar. When usod in Bread, Caku or Biscuit, it tarns to gu, (like that from a bottle ot Soda water,) /3Q and remains dormant in tho dough, UO until it is set In tho oven, when the heat causes the gas to ocatm through AND tho dough while baking. The bread, cake or biscuit is not ouly vo •YfA but perfectly wholesome. W f U Yeast is used, you will requi ono quarter tho amount of shortening used with ordinary yeast. It mny also bo usod fur buckwheat cakes, join cakes, aud oil kinds of pastry. 1.... yeast is put up ouly in ono pound can* with chcokored label, lied, white and blue—no other is genuine—beware imitations. B. T. BABBITT'S PURE CONCENTRATED TOTASn. Warranted double the strength of common Potash, and superior to any Snponlfier in market, put up in cans UO of l lb., 2 lbs., 3 lbs., a tbs., and 12 tbs., with full diroc-tkns for making AND Hard and soft Soap. Ono pound will mako fifteen gallons of soft soap. No ltino is required. Consumers will find I yJ this tho ehoupust Potash in market, u. t. aAnnirr's MEDICINAL SALERATUS. A perfectly puso and wholcsotuo arti cle, free from ull deleterious matter; so prepared tiiat, ns tlio circulur ac companying tho Sniurntus will show, nothing remains in tho bread wtfon linked, but common salt water nnd Hour. Put up neatly in papers of 1 lb., } lb. and \ lb. it. t. n.vnnxrr's ftQ CONCENTRATED SOFT SOAP. UO One box, costing One Dollar, will make 40 gallons of handsome Soft Soap by AND simply adding boiling water. it. t. it.vniiiTT’a CONCENTRATED SAL SODA. I vJ A new nrtielo exclusively for tbo South. Snl Soda or Washing Soda can not bo sent South during warm weather, ns it deliquesces or melts. I dry out tl»« water, nnd put up tho Snl Soda iu 1 lb. pnperV'wnrrnnted to stand the wann est olimote.” Cno pound is equal to four pounds of ordinary Sal Soda or Washing Soda, consequently tt is much cheaper—tho denier saves 65 per cent, on tlio freight, ns ho does not :c to pay freight on water, n. T. n.VUltlTT'H . SOAP FOR FAMILY USE. Ono pound of this soap is oqunl to AND three pounds of ordinary Family Seap. Ono pound will mako three gallons of ♦yfA handsome Soft Soap. It w.ll remove l V7 paint, greaso. tnr nnd stains of nil Kinds. It will not Jnjuro tho fabric, on tlio contrary, it preserves it. Ii will wash ia hard or suit water. But little labor is required w here this Bonn is usod. Machinists nnd Printers will find this soap siqicrior to anything iu mnrkot. If your storekeeper does not beep tho above goods, semi $5 by mall, and I will send a package of either article; or nn assorted box, con taining a part of each article, as you may direct. Strd the name of your Pott Office, also tho Slate and county in which you reside, with tho direc tions for shipping. Address B. T. BABBITT, Nos. 01. 66, 08, 70, 72 and 74 Washington ., New York. A liberal discount to sloro- kcep.TH. scp21 TAKE YOUR CHOICE— Comfort and Bliss, or Pain.and Agony. Dr. Tobias' Celebrated VENETIAN LINIMENT Whoso wonderful cures, sure and instanlona- us action, in caoos of Chronic Rhoumnti>m» Headache, TOOTHACHE, CUT8, BURNS, COLIC, Cramps, Dysuntory, etc., IT 18 NO NEW CATCH-PENNY But an nrtielo that has stood tho test of fif teen years. Tlio enormous salo and rapidly- inoronsing demand is nt onco tho surest evi dence of its usefulness and popularity. TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED. It is warranted to do as stated or tho agent will refund the money on tho return of the —bottle, tf it doe* no good. This is In- SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS. All tho writings of dVery standard" nutli, i every department of literature, in over stylo oi binding, at the publisher's lowc -. prlo s. If you sea a book, publishod, no matte. Vf'"'born, sonil to Dunna Bullion, No 33 South Third th, Philadelphia, aud bv return mail you will rocolvo it and a _ HANDSOME gift BESIDES, nt Acte’S 1 * ffiW accompanied with a Gift worth from 50 conts to gluo. Am,,ng thowork.wlikb Iliuvo recall' pi b.llylH n ™ ‘h» following!—nay of which will bosont, with a Beautiful Gift, far tho prices named—when sent by mall, 11 conU additional for-postage. A HISTORY OF ALL RELIGIONS) con taiuing a statement of the Origin, Devci- onment, Doctrfues and Government of the Religious Denominations in the Unite t States and Europe. With- Biographical Noticos of Eminent Divines. Edited end completed by Samuel M. 8mnckor, LL. D., 330 pages, 13 mo., illustrated, $1.00. A HISTORY OF THE MODERN JEWS; . r Annals o;' the Hebrow Peoplo. from the Destruction of Jerusalem till tho Present time. By 8amuol M. Bmucker, LL. D.- Containing tho most memorable and noto- worthy ovents which havo occurrod in tho history of this oxtroordlnnry nation during the last 1800 yonrt. $1.00. THE BLUE LAWS OF CONNECTICUT; originally taken from tho records nt -New Haven; being over two hundred yoars old. A Collcotion of the Earliest Statutes aid Judicial Proceedings of that Colony. B.-- ingan Exhibition of lho Rigorous Moral.-- aud Legislation of tho Puritans. Edited, with an Introduction, by 8ainuel M. Bmucker, LL. D. 250 pages; laxv binding, THE BRIDE OFLOVE, or True Greatness or Female Herotim. By Ruth Vernon “Thousands of mon breathe, move, nn.’. hearcPof* —Hf®» and f this wonderful article has varialdy tho way been introduced. No family should bo without a bottlo in the house—hundreds of dollars and many hours of suffering may be saved by its timely use. Colic, Cramp and Dysentery yield at onco to its pain-curativo properties. It is perfcetly innocent, and oan be givon to the oldest person or youngest child. No matter, if you navo no confldonoe in Patent Medicines—try'this, and you will be sure to buy again, and rceommeud to your friends. Hundrods of Physicians recommend it In their praetioo. •"None gonuino unloss signed “8.1. To bias.” Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle, 68 What every Horseman wants. A Good, Cheap and Reliable Liniment. Such nn article is DR. TOBIAS' Venetian Horse Liniment Pint Bqttlcs at 50 cents each. For Lameness, Cuts, Galls, Colie, Sprains, Ac., warranted cheaper than any othor. It is used by all tho great horsemen on Long Island courses. It will not euro Ring Bono nor Spavin, as there is no Liniment in exist ence that will. What it is stntcd to euro it positively docs. No ownor of horses will bo without it after trying ono bottle. Ono duso revives and uften saves the Rfo of an over heated or drlv- horse. For Collo and Bolly-acho it has or failod. Just ns sura as the sun rises, just so sure is this viilunhlo Liniment to bo tho Horse Embrocation of tho day. USE IT ONE AND ALL. DEPOT: No. 66 Coitlnmlt street, New York. Sold by all tho Druggists am) Storekeepers, DR. TOBIAS’ PULMONIC LIFE SYRUP. For Incipient Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma; Croup, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaiut nnd Ucncral Debility. t»ge , ... , . ,, . Live fof something- do good, and leavo behind you a monument of virtue.” Chatmers. 820 pages, with beoutifiil steel plato, $1.00. * 8 ' HE MYSTERIES OF TIIE GREAT DEEP; or, the Physical. Animat, Goologi cab nnd Vcgotnble Wonders of tho Ocean. By P. II. Gosre. This book is full of in structive and entertaining informutim.— Ono might go to sea for years and not learn as much about tho Qoean os lie enn gathor from a few hours perusal of t ii i volume. 62 illustrations, $1.00. ADVENTUBE8, WANDERINGS AND SUFFERINGS OF TnE MERTON FAM 1LY; or Llfa Beenes among tho South American Indians. By Mis* Anno Bowen. This is on* of the most Interesting hook of tho kind ever written. Eight Fino Il lustrations, on tinted papor, $1.00. ’HR LIFE AND ADVENTUUK8 OF Till’. CELEBRATEDORIENTAL TRAVELER HADJI BABA, In Persia, Turkey and llu.-- sla. Comprising hts Caravan Travels, Kn counters with Robber*, his Curious Perfor mances. Edited by Jamea Morier. 400 pages, $1,00, THE MODEL BOOK OF DREAMS, FOR TUNE TELLER nnd Epitom of Pnrlm Entertainments. By Henry Tomnlo am: Cordelia M. Ottloy. '$1.00. * 1 HISTORICAL AND REVOLUTIONARY INCIDENTS OF the Early Settlers ot tin United States, with the Llfo and Adven tures of AUou, Kenton, Boouo, and othc • celebrated Pioneers. By C. W. Wcbor.- 450 pojtoi, tint illustrations, $1.00. ALBUMS of all slses and styles, with spier did engravings. PRESENTATION BOOKS, In ovory beaut: ful style of binding. PRAYER BOOKS, Protestor and Catholic. IIYMX BOOKS of all d.n«ft«Uont. POEMS of nil the authors. JUVENILE BOOKS in almost endless va riety BIBLES of all sizes and qualities. All sold at tlio lowest prices, and a beaut i ful Gift nroseuted with each book. liMy;uin» aro all Useful and Valuable- compristng Gold and silver Watobos; Sewin Machines, Silk Dress Patterns, and a lore- variety of Jewolry, of tho latest and inn fitshfonnblo styles. Each nrtielo warranted to bo of good qunlity. ^uTiioso who will not as AOENTS, Will plonse send for a Cataloguo which con tains inducements not to bo excelled by an other establishment, with full directions nm< particulars. Thoso out of employment; ami whodesiro toongogoln an honorablo ami profitable business, should apply atonco.l nit nrf)ni>i In * This wonderful preparation, compounded from tho spontaneous gifts of nature in tho vegetable world, stands foremost among the medicines for tho euro of tbo above-named J dnints. It fills my hoart with joy to : Hint it has boon reserved for mo to dis cover tho long’ looked-far Balm far diseases of tlm Throat and Lungs. All that uso '* find instant relief; nnd by its continuance * liow. —The captain of the Chili mi brig Tubal Cain, arrived in Africa, has mudo an af fidavit that during his voyago from the port of Valparaiso to Africa, in hit. 31 40 S., Ion. 73 25 W., W.; ho found him self alongside nn island oxtending N. nnd S. about fiftoon miles, and from 200 to 250 feet high ; that the islnnd appear ed to havo boon rocontly thrown up,and was of a whitish' appeamneo; he further more stated that tho water all about was vory much discolored. They sighted tlio islnnd early in tho inornijjg, and ■ it j in sight of it until night. Maw over Niagara Fai.uj.—Tho Rochester Domocrat loams that tho body or a nmn, a Gorman, was found near tho Ferry Landing, on tho Amori- ennsido, at Niagara Falls, on Monday evening. It was identified as tho body of a Gorman who was married somo two or tbrJo weeks ago, and quarrelled with his wife ft few days after, and threaten ed to kill hiimolf. His arms and logs wero bruised and broken, and it issup* posed passed over tho American NEW DRUG STORE! WO. 3. CHOICE HOUSE. {House formerly occupied by Itobt. Hatley.] P. L. TURNLEY, ■HUB ■\TtOULD rospectfully inform his VV friouds and customers, and public generally, that ho is now opening a very large nnd at- tractive Stock of Drugs, Slc-dioines, Chomicals Dyostufis, Perfumery and Fancy Articles.— AIho, Paints, Oils, Varnishos, Liquor for Medical uses. Also Seeds of all kinds, both Fiold and Garden, (Southorn Raised).— Glass,ButtV. Gluo, Brushes, nnd in fact, ovory thing in Ilfs line or thal is usually kept in a First Class Drug Store. Having had several years oxporionct, and by giving hts personal attention to tho bus! ness, bo hopes to merit a share of publio pa- tronago, nml to bo able to furnish his ““ tomors rolioblo articles, at. os LOW PRICES, As any house this sido of Augusta, Go.. Re- mombor tho location. Tho wants of the country shall bo supplied. febTl.’BO. positive euro is suro to fob “To count (born all would want a thousand A throat of brass and adamantine lungs.” Price One Dollar per Bottle. Ask for Dr. Tobias' Pufmonlo Life Syrup, and take no other. Sold by tho Dnigglst^ond Storekeepers. 66 Cortlandt street, NEW YORK. FARELL A YKISER, Agents, sep!4-wly Rome, Gn. FOR SALE, Valuable Lands, City Propt’y AND NEQHOES. 1000 acres Coosa River Land, about 450 aor b-.ttom land. 1 House and Lot in the city of Romo, Gu. 52 Negroes, most of thorn young and likely. AT ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. B Y virtno of an order from the Court of Ordinary of Floyil county, Gn., will be sold on tho t^rst Tuesday in December next, before the court house door iu said county, within tho legal hours of sale, the trnct of land In said county, wheroon C«d.‘ Francis Ir win resided at tbo time of bis doath. lying 18 miles below Romo, in said county, on the Coosa rivor, containing one thousand acres, rnoro or less, of which 400 or 450 acres is of first quality river bottom land, 800 aero* in cultivation, a number of i which the timbor will bo out down this fall. On tho plauo in a good double log dwelling houso, A all no-ens try out !»•.lines,good negro houses, gin houso und screw,* fine well and spring water, tv good apple nnd poach o chard, pears and grapes, and is sain to bo oi of tho liesfc cotton farms on the Coosa rivor.- A houso nnd lot in the city of Rome, contain ing one aero, moro or less, with a good office for a doctor or lawyer, and all rioocssnry out buildings. situated between tho Choice Hotel and the Court Houso, a desirable residence far a business or professional man, and all the Negroes belonging to said ostato, fifty- two in number, of which thoro aro men from 21 to 05 yoars old, hoys from 7 to 17 years old, women from 22 to 60 years old, girls from 7 to 17 years old, tho balance are chtt dren of both sexes from 6 yoars old down to * * * infants. Bold for tho benefit of tho heirs. Tamm or Sale—One-third cash, tho bal ance on a credit of twolvo months, with in terest from data—notes with Approved scour!-. day to day until Salo to continue from all Is sold. sopH—td iiuo H orn day to day u JOHN J. HUGGINS, A Desirable Home for Sale. I wish to soil my land lying on tho Jacksonville *rond 1J miles from Cedar Tuwn, con taining 20} acres, 20 cleared, _ the balance In timber. Com- is place is unnecessary, as Rl* known Vy the community to bo No. I Cedar Valley land, and is ono of the best improved places in the Valloy. Having on It a new .. >y« . „ _ frame dwelling with five rooms, nnd front aud back porches, frame negro cabins, cook room, smoke-house, stable" and cribs; also, finely watered by a fine well tan steps from the house, and Big Cedar Crcok running en the North and'West boundaries. No improve ment is needed os the place is woll fenced, mostly with new rails, outside, nml cross fen ces. Tho neighborhood Is excellent, and con venient to Churches, Sehools, and Mills. This place will be sold at exceedingly low figures. For further rartieulars apply to Wm. T. Newman, Rome, US., se*p20tw£wtf Proprl’r of the Quakor City Publishing Hour No. 33 SOUTH THlhh STREET. ranyllwflin. Philadelphia, Pa. New Orleans SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, SITUATED ON COMMON STREET, Opposite tho Charity Hospital. milE Regular Course or Lectures in thin I Institution will commonco on THURS DAY, the 16th Novouibor, 1880, and termi nate iu tbo latter part of March, 1861. FACULTY. Erasmus D. Fennor. M. D., Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine. Austin Flint, M. D. Professor of Clinical Medicine and Medical Pathology. Anthony A. Peniston, M. D., Profassor of Anatomy. Austin Flint, Jr.,M. D., Professor of Phy- Profcssor cf linleal an*! uporativo Surgory. Cornelius C. Beard, M. D., Professor of tho Principles of Surgory and Surgical Path- arron Brie Obstetrics nnd Dis Isaao L. Crawcour, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence. Howard Smith, M. D., Promisor of Mate ria Mcdica and Therapeutics. H. D. Schmidt, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. jt- Tho Dissecting Rooms will bo opened on tho 15th of October. Olinioal instruction given daily in the wards of tho Charity IIos- lital, and threo times a week at t! College Railroad Notice. Omen Daltom A Jacksonville: R. R. Co. Dalton, Ga., Sept. 25th, 1860. , OTICE Is hereby given, that tho 6th in stallment, Ton Dollars on each share of capital stock subscribed, of the Dalton A Jaoksonvlllo R. R. Company, husboen called by tho Dirootora, pay ablo at the office of tho Company in Dalton, on tho 1st day of Decem ber next. By order. EDWARD WHITE, Boc’y. sop28w2m N° the ci the duly elected Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the Charity Hospital, and ac- oording to o lata Act of tho Legislature, “shall at all timoo havo freo access to the Hospital, for tho purpose of affordiug to ihi Ir jmpus^prftcticalillustrations of the subjeeta T?ho Board of Administrators olcct annu ally, in April, twolvo Resident Studonts, who are tarnished board and lodging In tho Hos pital; and tho Studonts of Ibis Sohool aro equally eligiblo to this place with any others. Tho great aim of tho Faculty is to impart a thorough practical knowlodgo of all tho ^ *•-- of Mbdlc’ Dissolution. ■ v from mHE firm of A. G. & A. J. PITNEB, has i this day bean dissolved by mutual con sent. All persons indebtod to the firm are aequested to mako immedlato payment, as A. J. Pltner the junior partner, oxpeots to leave this place in a fow months, and thoir busi ness must bo wound up before ho leaves.— Tho bnsinoss will be conduotad in the narno and style of A. G. PITNER, at tho old stand, where the notes and accounts of tho firm will be found for a short timo. Adm’r. | Jan3—lttw*wtf branches of Modlclno. Dissecting material is abundant, and at a nominal coat. No charge for attondanco at the Hospital. Amount of Foos for full course of Leo tard, - - - , $108 00 Matriculation Feo (paid but opco,) 6 00 Dissoctlon Foe, - - . . 10 00 Graduating Fco, - - » - 25 00 For tarthor Information, address E. D. FENNER, Dean of tho Faculty, No, 5 Oarondolot streot, *«pt® Now Orleans, Steamboat Notice. i On and altar the 1st day of U5~»V*H|71SP Soplomber next, tho Coosa Riv- HfcnicaKi or steamboat Company will oh’argo on Pookagos of Mcnoy containing Ono Tboysand Dollars cr less 25c, over On-.- and undor Two Thousand Dollars 50o. ELLIOTT A RUSSELL, • »ug25 Agent*. Am mmmm