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Georgia News. A “Southern Georgia” corre poivb ul of the A’.'.aufa Sau suggests ihe uurao of Hon: K. W. FhiBipa cf Kl!j- ts at county, for Sp.aker of tit* lioure ' f Reprts mta [ lives. lie has large experience In Icgi ■ .tion. superior Vau- I ictclledUAl gift- and high morai ir,tegr:'.y—a peed ! ® an THE UNION & RECORDER* [Old “Southern Recorder” and “Federal Union” consolidated.] Wednesday Morning, December 18, 1872. FOB. SECRETARY OF STATE, [Subject to a Dou»ocralie nomination,] N. C. BARxNETT, Former Secietary of State. Reasons Why wo should have a Con vention to amend our Constitution. One of the most inperativ9 amend ments is necessary to give ail of the new. counties a representation in the Legislature, which they cannot have legally under our present constitution. Our judiciary system reeds mending. At present. ; he Ordinary has too much power, and .we 1 Direct Trade and Immigration- A Movement in the right Bircctiou The Joint Committee appointed by the last Legislature on the subjects at the head of this article, met in Sav nah on the 5th inst., to gather infer-, . , „... mation before making then report to the couvicic « u.w uct* ago. They imv© about the Legislature. We hope that steps ’ £££»%%%& **' may bn taken to establish a permanent, 'p;, e niece of the next irtce ,: i?£ of the >•«;. a line of Steamboats between Savannah j and some European port for tbe position. The piece oi tbe next tnt-el’i . . ■ . • cultural Society baa been definitely decan i upon. It i will meet in Augusta ou the Htb of Kebimuy.— t We Want'Concty Societies are requested to appoint dt;- ^r.‘ r * and forward their names promptly to the Secretary’s office, in Atlanta. Major W. P. Ramsey was killed in Hamilton, Har ris county, on Monday night, 9lh inst., by a man , named Swiuborn Ramsey was shot three times— , once in the mouth, once in the left breast, and once in j tbe bowels. He was a young man of fine abilities j •ud generous qualities. The Marietta Journal favors Hon. W. D. ABdereon I for Speaker. John F. Quarles, negro, who has a law office in l Hamburg, has been appointed United Slates Coin- | mia3ioner at Augusta. Mr James M Griffin has resigned the office of alter- i iff of Wilcox county and will shortly remove c Texas. 4 He will be acoo./ipameii by other ettiaeus of Wilcox. | A Dew weekly paper, to be railed ‘he “Georgi Home Journal” will sin and Rev well known ns a member of the •. jitoriai it.-K-rmty, and is cordially welcomed bark to the recks by tuo press of this State, < W. A. Huff was reflected Mayor cf Macon.on Sat- emigrants to settle among us, but 1 there is no chaDce to get mauy emi grants by the round about aud expen sive route by New York. Emigrants have not much money to spend in travelling and they favor that part of of the United States to which they can be brought the cheapest. If we want immigration from Europe we must es tablish a line of Steamers. On the other hand we can’t support a line of steamers unless they can get freight both ways, and to get freight from Europe here, we must get immigrants. To come to Savannah in ballast and take a load of cotton back won’t pay. But to bring & load of immigrants and earn,- cotton hack will pay. So that a I ’ iroay !a3t - j permanent line of Steamers and in;mi- !, F w !r ® ** * , .® r *y*a.—On Saturday evening a fire : 1 . , i broke cn; in the eout iern port.an of the t<rwn. on*- grants are botn needed to support each < bating from * stove pip - in the office of v v • * j _fL 0 _ ' See burning the whole block, including 1! .- dr: lling | UfaUtr. | i»ecsT>ie<J by Rev J) J Myrick, pactor of tbe Motto- ; — ii• i m l diet Cburch. The wir.a wv v»ry high from the >■ nth ; blowing the flames it- tho direction of Pye’s Hotel, 1 burr iug tic whole block to tlic now brick building o: If Ifer.fjs. f*a reaching ' it. flames w- re ot- ! ome Journal” will shortly be established .it Madison •d Greensboro, by H. C. Biding?. a? publisher, and sv. J. Knowles, as general editor. Mr. Koovde. i» ] Temperascs Caisn. On the 4th of July 1872. the Council o -V ..a., u j -j j comprising Representatives of aii the-Temp rancs ' tc „ r ' -mderetmro!. Only Head’? building was -<avec j Jelieve r-ire-tculbs of j Order* h. th» Southern .state,, *onv«c«l at Chitts- { 0f ^1^^e*tforted at ?:.VVfi. only fftorfa of j I >-];■> 1 tc gO Lack j i9au 2d r.i jddre ; ! • Vt ul Ordr J - tnoh was covered by iusursMea : '; e’s b;!"b in j the people would . i r< l I recommending t CHnsulic: .0 tho OKI ana ucnoret. Lourt Order,cb ••‘wLitobaafa.'* 'n-.sf rocoirmeB-tation was ! JOT a!, county purposer-. V, C want j offinuiij ignored by tiie trrvcrai State Lodges. Ld ordinance in t bo C’oiif litution for-I Ou tbe .J7: -I Jfovcuiber, nT , t:-r Coan ii again cm.- I CVS!'prohibiting the Legislature iromMrewsd toaflT'enqienancen c ■. i ■- lry gooiie -ibire <d . C’r.-?ii.t!c. 1 - . . .... , Stern’s confedt ir y, v. lid- rA McGiriiey, a: .dJ'iJ tiwi -cr s lru.ffi-ry i tver? f,:i c n-vir:.. S’l -va four inalies d::ep i. Alter-' !a or. '...a The Xiouisiana Muddle. To enable our readers to understand the political muddle in Louisiana we will distinctly state the situation. Under the Louisiana law the election returns are canvassed by a board of su pervisors. The old board was appoin ted under the au.species of the Federal Custom-House ring, headed by Casey, Grant’s brother-in-law. Under a new itr.v Warmouth, the Governor, was au thorized to appoint a new board* He did so. The Governor’s election lay between McEuery, the Liberal candidate, and Senator Kellogg, the Radical candi date. Warmoth’s new board canvassed tbe returns and reported McEnery elec ted, and thereupon Wsrmoth isued his proclamation announcing McEnery as the new Governor. Kellogg, the defeated Radical, ap plied to Judge Durrell of the Federal Court, tor an.order reinstating the cus tom house board of election canvassers, and enjoyning Governor Warmotb from recognizing the new board. It thus appears that the interference of the United States Court was sought to decide a State matter against the State authorities. Though JudgeDur- reil did not claim the State law author ing the new jboard to be unconstitu tional, he, in the interest of the Rad ical faction, ursurped the jurisdiction of the case and granted the order re straining Governor Warmouth and the the new board from acting, and arbitra- riiy reinstating the old board. There are thus two boards. Each board lias acted and reported separate tul conflicting tesults. The Wanuoth It Acts like a Ohara, Tliis is what we bear on nil aides of DR. TUTT’S EXPECTORANT. In coaes ofCronp, Bronchitis, Asthma and nil Disease* it affords in stant relief. It permeates tbe very an balance of the Lung? and causes them to throw off all acrid matter- It is very pleasant to tbe taoto. Chil dren take it readily. New York, Angnst 31,1869. Dr. W. H. Tutt: Sir—When in Aiken, last winter, I used your Expectorant for from it than any bottles borne with me and have bud to give some of it to my friends Please send mo one dozen by Express, C. O D. ALFRED CUSHING, 23 Wart 31st street. Dr. Tntt s Hair Dye imparts i Natural Color. A Universal Article ef Faith.-In these days of religions eortsntioo it boo been thought impossible to indicate an article of faith open which all sects and classes ware united.— There is one, however, and a vary notable one too, viz : a belief which is implicit and universal in the paramount efficacy of that mrtghlsss House* amo Rect □OLD TOHIC iECUFERArr, P LA STATION Bitters. The constantly increasing patronage which it receives has, it is true, excited the petty envy of certain splentic advertisers ofpinchbeck pantcca?, who hope to make a market for their own stagnant, watery wares, by decrying all spiiiiuons medicinal preparation*. Bat the pub lic can stomach neither their argnments nor their potations, and consequently reject these very weak imitations of the enemy as entirely too thin! The ‘ ‘Housekeeper" of Oar Health. Tbe liver is tbe great depurating or blood cleansing organ of the system. Set the great housekeeper of our health at work, and the foul corruptions which gender in the blood and rot out as it were, tbe machinery of life, are gradually ex pelled from the system. For this purpose Dr. Pierce's Ooiden Medical Discovery is pre-eminent ly the article needed’ It cores every kind of hu mor, from the worst scrofula to tbe common pim ple, blotch or eruption. Groat eating ulcers kind ly heal under its mighty curative. Virulent blood poisons that lurk in the system, are by it robbed of their terrors, and by a persevering and some* what protracted use of it, the rnoct tainted systems may l-e completely renovated and built up an-w. Jlniargad glands, tumors and swellings dwindle away acj disappear under the influence of this great resolvent. It is sffid by til druggists The Ore at Pictorial Animal* Hostetter’s United 8tates Almanac for 1873. for distribution, gratis, throughout tbe United States, and all civilized countries of tbe Western Hemisphere, is now published and ready for deliv ery, in tbe English, German, French, Norwegian, Welsh, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish languages, and all who wish to understand the true philosoply of health should read cad ponder the valuable suggestions it contains. In addition 7. ^ 1 , ,, , prevention and cure of a great variety of diseases, ^1 have Mad, I took b.lfadozen f t 6IIlbraceg a kr£6 aiacu *< cf information inter esting to the merchant, tb: machanic, the miner, the farmer, tbe planter, and. professional man ;— and the calculations have been made for such me ridians and latitudes as are most suitable lor a cor rect and comprehensive National Calendar. The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary, effects of Hoetettor’s Stomach Bitters, the staple tonic and alterative of more than half the Chris tian world, are fully set forth in ita pages, which are also iaterspersed with pictorial illustrations, valuable recipes for tbe household and farm, hu morous anecdotes, and other instructive and sinni ng reading matter, original and selected. Among the Annual* to appear with tbe opening of the year, this will be one of tbe most useful, and may be had for the asking. The proprietors, Messrs. Hostetter A Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa., on receipt of a two cent stamp, will forward a copy by mail to any person who canuot procure one iu his neigh borbood. The Bitters are sold in every city, town and village, and are extensively used throughout the entire civilized world. The effect of SIMMONS' LIVER REGULA TOR on the stomach, liver and kidneys is prompt and effectual. Iteb MicUbrnunte. Agent* VTnnlH for fobMi: i Child’s I’ompjfiitalor ON TnF BIBEE, for (lie HOME CIRCLE. IffiCO pages, 2o0 Eugiuvmgs. The best enterprise the year for ageu*?. Every family will have if. yc r hing wheat wow Published. For circulars address If J. GO0DSPEKI) &. CO., 37 Park Row, X.-.v York. Dr. JOILN BULL’S GREAT REMEDIES. Dr. JJHN BULL, MANUFACTURER AND VENDER OP THE OH&BBAATfiD SMITH’S TONIC SYRUP FOK THE ( I KK OF AGUE AND FEVER, OR CHILLS A3D FEVER. The proprietor of this celebrated medicine justly i laiina for it a superiority over a:l retuedi-s ever ofler- rd to th* public for the srife, certain, speedy ar/1 per mowtU cure of Ague aud Fever, or Chills and Kerer, whether of short r long standing. Jie refers to tts no»H A«BN r.N now at w rk, or looking f .r } ’ Wuajcnj and Southern country to hear him tea- 15 semen-* book, should write at on -.or cireffin-s ‘ •«/».:■ the truth of tue n-siu’.rm. tu.it m uo case , *• i wL’iterer will it fuu t.» cu:e ii the directions ara Extraordinary in-l ,. r , , ly foIlowed c?rried c » t . hl a Kreat of the b.-st o oiling l ooks puhiished yjavif'r Bullock’s frr VI do I; .; a.i;j! vr '' !t ” r: ' oc '*'' ; ” a fc tiuit l’ia.ti ami -■,, -u Dr \Y- *• Or • " of Dorgherty co-uiitr ■■■ ; fl c.r I , ... ! I •?*Jannwy, WTSJfci I for al rar.Iza-1 Wednesday la«L di-0 prohibiting it. un leg 5l!ltOr68!tio^sj a Central ,if She pnsoiidatet , ,* from ever granting State «ud to i:j.<31- jot - .s -. !, ^. 8 f S aw il ,nsT1 ^? T ^?P*“^ fc ,? ro ' ;ncef l” 0 ... o a , , I l he basts of Union war’v i ; White bo 1'fitn.of Mj fclepparu Rogers, a TveU-kncwn cit’-. VluUfllS Or Ci*i • i 1.468, unlcsy pah-'ca OJ Suiivlo v of • .,c- F.x» JsFioo i ion o; Df.*N ‘.•ounlv. luaes .;iou a voto.oi tnroe-xurths cr ;ioi»i If net prohibiteJ 11 the 'Jc r. v the peoplo of Georgia \ .. ©fraudulent boiids to pay. ! J; Co., are already laying •. influence a majority o f ' the u. • ture to pay if tn. A :?;dy Un secured the A .!:uita .L y ri;tp which is a powerful auxiliary Already have they posted their sentinels and select ed agents in every ci-_ and large town .a the State, and ! - we fc ;lr con-ie of iLei saying it i t L - Gci for Georgia to pay theoc bonds tUaU to lev her ciedit iu tin money r.c. iket ia Europe. If we wish to pres* ' our credit !e. U3 pay only our lit attempt to pay all cf Bullock’s forged | If;.;, aud bogus bor.da \\: - .all cer.saiaiy j bony appoint a dciegu lose our credit for vant of t!;e means; - board reports a Liberal Governor and j » Legislature elected. The old Radical ■ * ruTfffi'-T^rTiivr f-j DUUDC Ii board reports a Radical Governor and A A Ailiii iiOA rAuflftlik) l i Legislnuire elected, and what is bet-1 Ur :» Grant’s eyes fives the vote oi side mattjr; It! First degr- ciemDcrthip anly—secouil oi bird lag foi I’fc. :.J,j c! poiuls u' Juta .e:y ■ 1 eetabiis'd • : j , -I. c; oil Slate /I 03 the Kitii U- . a o- . n ? tO I of tiie vtitiooi. f.rueic. iui jfc p \f ip.- j :i -u accepted v o tueu ,’ the piotfuriu they! S« n >ie I • Grand I 0 Jnnusry, JUOX., f * ’ and permanent treat. f rOa., .T.ich v.-l’i u: _ ;0i'ov1bjj uort k pio :bt oj., 10 8r-':»e for Grant. • » • * i”ioi YVarinoth refused to obey ', ■ • Luneli’s injunction, but stiil vALL pltmt ine a! nlr. J. fcuiiey’a before the r,OD ccrimences and exam- Bl’-lOLtV' *ii. CUI'KJLEK, -j*i & rr ^ i'K :rue nciion of tho new board 'pT'T! Lsoii s Cotton Planter jr u. «»f Uni' : ;<J ’ liit 1 ; l-.t.i.;*l 01 tl.i roprosenl- AND for CIjO L ate vent me u i jc- Diirrell comraaudtd ! .ftllanhiu w ^iz« the QTjJl^O DIS^’RIBUTU‘•• wita bn iroojia end pre-1 ^ De ,„ , t:1 , TL . EBT be ,lbt:ra * Legislature Irom j CHEAPEST combined PlaaiiT tad Diefribator over j offered to the public. ! uetor D-. TV i>. Harri-on, O: 1 I -- • il. 1’ l Grand A- r*.- W. V/. HU-Vi •: . VV. u. i,. Searcy. C and S -r !,.* ’V Siiatnor.s, Gi’Aad Tioum W W. Wadsw^i- M. Grieve, dr.,Grar.fi Sentinel ur credit leti 1 -,*f i*. 6 . b °P.l d . tLat ev *?y Ti.mp.ej i meat in me State w-J bust . • i*l:ts, lOl' II WC j nitytn eoaieiieaie it e Great Reform, tie ■! ■ r«*ker.!. fc >. ii; ,t . fore. r -r!i j Ine Macon ar ~— rerenci. iCI.y in. A; luig. mopc-ea jouneesSe to pay. The cfily way to put this bond question rest forever is to have the payment of them prohibited by the Constitution. The Senatorial Slcctlcc. We regret to sec so mauy candidates <-■ a .,rry O’U, ^aro]in« Itev. I'rof. a. G- is:. After & residaueo ia our vicinity at Midway for j '* anui ' c. Jn ties k. . event Upwards of a quarter cf a century, : Lis gt i-.tloman . “ ec / r ' 'j” ’ R ^ has roeantiy removed to Macon. Elected by tho 1 asmal! town ia .'on c ..-p 11, ^ , . . ... ,, . attr.e c.ob3x>l the w ar, commenced riakiug pra- Synod of Alabama to fiD tbe chair of Mora! Science ! , 3rv:j lliia to -o whether it would in Oglethorpe College. Le ab'v and successfully 1 pay. fa are now suppoited in tbet filled tlist chair during tho brightest and best i vliia £T e *>y that industry alone, years cf the lasritutioa. An a preacher he lacks ! 0 iu,C:i irom wliat some of tho New York , e r , , - j only some of the lesser sttracfioLs, to place &»/ taat the Tombs is just now so over- Spoken of anct urged by their respec-l .. c tT> , . . i *-’row:ted with murderers that their comfort ebo' - . , . , a 3 t among the first Pulj.it Expounders of truth in tae; lutcly demands that scree of them shall immtd:* tive IriGDaB IOr U. fev oBDator. it seems j United States. One who has heard h:rn preach at ataly bo hanged.—Couri r-Jour:idl. various times for yoars, declares that he never ! Sr. L ais, Doc. 14.—The Convention (!iU morr..ag heard him preach a poor sernmn. Busy on the 1 “ n-solution faveriug a caruii betwecu tim Sabbath for some lime past, in ministoring to ' ieaB98Sfca aud CooB!t rsw -- ....(«a b..,...j 5 part as a teacher at ax: d way during tuc Wh-sk, V..-3 • ^bo3en by tbe Jndges »»f tiie United Status Saj.-r. voice in these later years, has only r - • i l Court, as Ma'nhai ct that body, ia .plat-* of t‘J. 1'ir been heard from the pulpit in our city. We, in I ' j .' rt ' di « t ‘ fc j common with many others of bia frier-’. r .■ ,-.i ! the 4.i:;-.-.aCaua«re go.ng L- ,v. * t.ns imo.g.i [ ....... J■ ' •-•xv York-in ttv -r,ty-fcur 1 that we lose bun ar.u bis family from, cur comma- , p -g e8 _ t iia 3 , forty miles un hour We understand that ’ a8 if it was the intention to lower tbe dignity of the office by a scrub race. We hope the Legislature will select our best man without regard to the solicitation of partisans or local claims. We want a man in ihe Sen ate tLut can carry seine weight with him, and be an honor to Georgia. To prevent intrigue und divisions of the party, the election should be brought on early in the session. It will be best for the party and the country if all of tbe important elections are brought on early. Election of XT. 8. Senator in South Carolina; nuy. Wo nucetstand that he e:.pc •*. • t? . satmua bis mir.isteral work, and has ir.ovid chiefly to cure the best ovailablf educational advantages to It will be bis sons Rnd daughters. We must help on the "Rogby School" plan— ive must also 6oek to combine our educational re sources so as to form a first-class Female Semina ry, which added to the good schools we now have, will furnish our own citizens and others with as real advantages fer their children as can be found elsewhere. We tender our kindest wishes to the Professor, and earnestly hope that the inducements will ere long be strong enough to secure his early return to his old home at Midway. The JIairM A4r«rli«;r Is one of the most sprightly weekly papers :ulhe State. It is a model paper, and ihe care given to its The right man has got into the right place at lost. In the election for United States Senator in South Carolina last week, the old story was told again and greenbacks triumphed over all opposition. Cameron’s tac tics prevailed in the South Carolina Legislature, and one of Simon Came ron’s disciple3 was elected to tbe Senate. It seems that ex-Governor Scott and that reverend cullud pu^sun R.B. El iott were candidates, but when thej voting commenced it was found they Hsrsiu. Editoss Usrox & Hz. , . . As s simple act of kindness to were no where, in comparison with with Patter ;cn. Scott wasr.houglitto.be powerful -r I Eliott was considered tbe most popular darkey In South Car- olica, b ~>rcvai!ca. aup arguments y-’ir.t x’ai-i vuicer* or the -.cr i n-iiu’wc j A young Louisville priest speaka fluently twenty languages aed reads twenty-live. Tbe Illinois and Michigan Canal Company made a clear profit of $100,- 900 this year. Fire at the Fifth Jlvenne 3£otel, Hew ’Fork. Twcnl7 two I.r.unJrf Work n EierucJ to Ocnth. New York, December II.—The Fifth Avenue Hotel caught fire in the laundry. Loss $25,000. A woman was burned fatally and two seriously. There was a great excitement amciq (.lilted States acinortic-e *, aud illegally madeinter- i State matters in the interest i !’ !’>-.• Radical customhouse ring to give ne Stare into Us cotiAio!. The Radical -I.egislature has im- i icliod Governor Warmotb and in- stalled Lieutenant Governor Pinchback as. Governor. The li gal returns, aa published by t! ’mw board, show seventy-five Lib* era's ai d thirty-five Radicals iu the Legislature. The Radical Logi^iature counted in by tho old board has a Radical majori ty of course* There is thus a dual legislature, and two acting Governors. Warn-oth lias gotten an injunction in the District Court, restraining Pinch- hack from acting as Governor. He has also taken up Judge Durrell’s de cision against him to the United States Supreme Court, and on Monday next it will be argued, Roth sides have appealed to Grant. So far, the United States authorities Live been sustaining the Radical wing. All the good people, the Democrats, etc., are on Warmoth’s side. We are therefore, for Warmoth in the fight, and hope to see him succeed. M 2t. equal. one of tbe best adveitisiag. mediums typography, and the industry with which it is edited j fke guests, has won for it on tnviablo reputation among newspa- ! Robert Craig, the Comedian is dead. pors. See advertisement in anetker column. I T * TT-’r Tho fire broke err. in i ilD We see that oar friend Harrison is a candidate for j , oc fc. ] 0 f t " occupied bv laundry WORI6U , the work required of that officer rod discharge the duties faithfully. Upland domestics. Sixteen be lies have j " j been found, burned beyond recogni-J j tion. The bodies were found near the I i on’v window of tho "com. which was j ;i ! barred. There is evidently a struggle going on between tbe President’s impulses and those of his counsellors. His judgment, and perhaps bis incli nations, urge him to pursue a concilia tory policy toward the South, but his advisers—and no one was ever more unfortunate in selecting advisers—are using their influence to overcome his convictions and persuade him that the e is . * he , one . t, !*I c ^ e * ne * re# f *® what w# deem a policy Oi strife 30a hatred is the best, at Forsyth. In the firet piece, it is aaeDterprieing news The President never had a fairer or more conspicuous opportunity for evin cing his firmness and resolution ; and if he refuses to obey the narrow-mind ed partisans around him, and will lift his administration to a more elevated MiUedgeyiUe, Go., D:c. X.', IS73. ~ sa’s' MONROE ADVERTISER. Ky JAJIEX P. nAUBIdOX, Pri-uainui Wfckty Jtcrr.pnpcf ia tlesrjis, GOLD MEDAL AWARDED 1871. PUBLISHED WEEKLY Ii.Y FOELSffTH esoitexA. Has aLnr^e Circulation in the Cour lies of Monroe, Butts, I’ik?, Ups.)n, Jasper, Jones ami Crawford, and a generi! Circulation throughout, the State. ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE. Judge T. ©. (JACOB, Graeral A|eal. OPINIONS OF T2Z3 PHZ2SS. The most beautiful printed newspaper in the State.— The Advertiser is ac old and wolf established journal, thoroughly Democratic, and circulates throughout Mid dle Georgia.—Talbottou Standard. The Monroe Advertiser is one of tbe ablest aud handsomest of our country exchanges.—Troy (Ala.) Messenger. The Advertiser is a paper eminent for its intelligence, energy, industry and popularity. An excellent news paper end a credit to the county of Monroo.—Macon Telegraph. One of the very best of our woekly exchanges. It is intelligently and industriously edited, aud very popu lar in M .ddie Geoi gia. Savannah merchants who wish to reach & large and intelligent close of termers and planters, will find The Advertiseran excellent medium. —Savannah Republican. The Monroe Advertiser i.* the neatest printed mem ber of the rural press of Georgia, and always choek- fu’l of local amt general news. We never pick up Tbe Advertiser but what we are snOOwaged to persevere in the “art preservative.”—Georgia Clipper. The Monroe Advertiser.—In looking over this valu able weekly, we are struck with the largo quantity of valuable local matter in it, and ita consequent utility as an exchange to the eity papers. There is no better weekly paper in tbe State while there are not many to It is IlUilD Would you avoid h :. , - ni i I luml ag • Re< A large, . rise. Sp’. n.iid Kones Humor, Pnazles U year, with ejegant Prai fre.3 to nil. ONLY ft. pur :, tied. Ageir- cimet Arc., for u c Hinsdale. N. H. 1 TRAPS of MIPRTf” iiifllij riHiuLiibL by Kog t..r Sc lie-;. SwindY-: : Banner.’ ~ '.I tj " • Ik ■ . t • !8* U cattily lUftiuine wili pot require nuy Kid to keepthobow- uiffit f*fder. Si.» uta tiie r -tifnt, however, re* rn Oltl ir . .1.4 _ 09 S$< r' i thi;ecr tv *r dosea iu the touiu, :t siu^le ik ;-d ci Br il's I t Family Fills wlil be .uilicieut. BTJIjIj ■ y.i •: ir. .. As‘ through which the merchants of this eity may reach the planters of the most populous section of Middle Georgia.—Atlanta Constitution. The Monroe Advertiser is one of oar best exchangee. Its typography and general “make up” are so superior as to have entitled it to the gold medal offered by the Georgia Fair of 1871, for the neatest and best weeklv newspaper published in the State. Ite editorial col umns evince laborious care and fine ability, and al together the paper commend* itself to the public as one of the best weekly paper* m tho country.—Bluff City (Ala.) Times. Among the many weekly papers published in Geor gs! herer and devote* much time and space to loeal and conuty news. Some others of our weekly exchanges, in and out of Georgia, would be improved by taking The Advertiser n.“ a model.—Atlanta Daily Sun. The Adveitiseri* known far and wide as the Best Weekly in Georgia. It ia edited with industry, is handsomely supported, end is, altogether, the best country weekly in tiie State—which ie saying a good deal. It is printed in the wealthiest portion of the State, and enr merchants will do well to take advan- For the .lew Improved Hoinr iug Meddae, Does *11 k.i Lock-seitcli. Straight need’, fci sing. Price, from ' ... Genera! Agent,Attama, Ga. 2JI >/ f . _s_£ _»1La FEMALE COLLEGE Oue I fund; ed aridSixt v-Fiv Dollar, *r: pay ? o;ir:i an I Tuiti, j In ti-. - tifutic" tov ten cu!^ .far i YODl i s. Atidrec i XU WAI4D WHITE. Reidvil e. S tertanberg Dts: lor, S. C-— Ibpnng term opens Fch 1st. 1323. JTT5IISE J 1S73. Beltfr Ifcau ricfniTM ifao NEW YOKE OBSERVER Tiie Great American Family Newepaper. 83 a year with the JLSILGI! YEAR BOOK. SIDNEY E. MORSE & CO , 3' Park Row, New York. EVSend for a San pie Co >y. The Weekly Sun. ONLY $1 A YEAR. 8 PAGES. Tho Best Family Paper. The Beat Agricultural Paper. The Best Poliliral Paper. The Best Htary Paper. Tbe Best Fashiua Keporrs. The Best Cattle Jlarkei Elrportt. The Best Gteeral Harlo t Keporle, The Best Paper Every Way. THE weekly IVEW luuil StEtV. 8 P B £ P3 i S® columns. 81b year, or less than tl certs a number. 8end your dollar. Address TIIE SUN, New York City. $5 T0 $201 ^ perd»y! Agents wanted! All .. iw'Uf cla.-ses of working people, of either sex, young or old, make more money at work for ns in their spare moments, or all the time, than at anything else. Par Honiara free. Address G. STINSON 4t CO., Portland, Maine. OPIUM EATERS If yon wish to be cured of tbe habit, addraaa T- QS* CLABK£j fll> H«g Bit* Vcnon« OUo* Building Felt. (No Tar used) for outside work and inside instead of plaster. Felt carpeting, &c. Send 2 stamps for cir cular and samples. C. J. FAY, Camden, N. J. r-'al -Uri.’i tt pcffuasicn! dan ° 7 of fto 8e!,ak ’’ W ''~' A ' J i % I numerous frierfis fn Old BjM'vrrt: !? «d- Tiie argumeuts grille Pat-1 RZCOKERU:— itive • on ttrrn, I request of you to pifi.i' ! ■ T-.IIov- t;:g. wh: :h ‘ •> r .■ I lent from a. Southwest Georgia paper It r. 0 e;. ! Aflv Otliy HI CAD J <*1 PSkADU W OS tfi- aggeration, bujt a jagt tribute t<; f worth off. ;; 0 : Gt.lif WAV, which WHS in fltUlICS. 'i h< cervices of MgaUant «Lue.u as any •-on-| victima Itatl to Wait fo® death. It U stituency In Georgia, and ks election to th* Pros! h 0J>e d that mar.V dit-J r hila asleep •• ' ' i v enty-t.wo bodies ha~e L»cea recov ered op to 2 o’clock, fi iu- fire orirrin- k valicr -.irjg to tbe 1 "round of ’i.TtriOlisRl ?.ud statesman- I lage of its columns to push their interests injthat pros* il.!p tlia> tii'at on which it has stood >r the past four years, he will receive) —— Rags! Rags! Rags I rpHE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR 1 Rags at JARKATT K. In bnikiing formerly occupied by Federal Union Office. OILS oh cents per gallon, constantly cn hand. Sept 17,1873. 8 3m ICoJ natoiiai . win « urge Demo .i n ■■ .. nice lor I I -*•» - Ci -'1; 1 Worth.lfl r. i 8 ilfiu r ite, Ar'f4-c.iY tr,fi.r.ii, Eon.ar., has iinmero'uqftl*iidi> Ihroaghe* of the St*t >, aud wifi tfisSo a ; .•! ... Ii'- is a son o» trie litvi.rivar o •*. . oni* sen!i.-i Hie peojfle of Georgia ia ti: ■ S.< eight yes—f .-y- . t-.-» t c > : r, r . was . iKt-.i-11 fire 'em oi fiat • .»-i- . £ ' -■ - I * ; .?n with ao-L'ty an I d'C-.ii- . ■> tiuEt i u ;he.-onadrmo lilsufi-.i ..»■'! a u rge. -t* '' J>lil tuia to - n.re- erful with tac* Carol inat iTo; Ptnnsylvanir. v Carolina soon l have been a pupil cf eron and kn*rr Low elf' managed in Pennajlvcni been prominent in p'undot , I e : -i - r V . ■--' 1 pie ot bout!. L a roilna in yaxio js vyajs,i w.A Hams,. (Yd *.a. for Pratid. and could soei - ; . as l*r jts buzzard can a ... He h been elected to tbe 1*. S. Senate 1 usii’g CajntTOIi 8 i.. .at jrreenbackf I tL »,.> lc. Senator i. has been aCire.'recl ano pu in jail for bribery, 1 la ia low un j coenitkn of tiie Deinocrr.cy -i ii.j , r I cial!> V' tho Democtacjf ri ■ * * 2 ; il'jTfT yt L lieeL ilOQGTe-1 e ^} ; l i arLe v for :meg:‘ r. :cr of citl or i ^use •? [>nsideratU‘T; of Lis worih c- ur f? honor, «. ti o next vi ’ K i fire . nu * Ti to r. La ix ~ ; . lire . e • hails 1 : . j f / r m! veu ]' vlt ic V . - : Cf - - * I i jC^: led to !jie ol the the ’uc ! .. i. 1 :l&Ut( rtu.c*. . .') .»> >\- i--p-.it ; I Lv.i. . It t . : I ;■ I, • i - 5 .ti e ar A vei. y o -iiiiZt k e sl ( d degree of gratitude and be backed by a support which has hitherto been v, ii liheld. We cannot, however, expect any very beneficent change in his Cab- i’.et.—-JLeOU'wilts Covrdr-Journal. COTTON MARKET. The following is the market report ' December 1< : r ivkrpool.—Middlings 10Jd. M.w You—Middlings 20. . nxaf—Middlings 10. 1 UJ.festON. T- f I• 1:J; f igs IP. * ubi - ’A—Middlings iS>. v'yille—IMiddlings 3 8. 1 Citation by the Ordirary. GEORGIA, Bulloch County. To all whom i : may Corcsrn. YYTHEREAS, JohD Cromlev of said State and Ti county, applies to th. Ordinary for Icticrs of administration on the enisle of Ira Cromley aece ..sod, lateof said county. These are therefore to eho and admonish all aud singular the kindled end creditor* of said deceased to be and appear at my office at Statesboro’on tho first Monday ia JANUARY next, and show cause if any, why letteis of admini- i f iou on estate of *aid deceased, should not issue to the _ —. - „ . ... . ., 1Br * applicant. Given under my hand and official signa- . ^ S.-Thc fodowmg was wntten April 3nth.l86« J ® j by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother of Capt. Johnson: head the following exlraet of a letter from Mrs. !’: -..ti w ’e of Reverend Dr. Rivers, one of the mov; . .... qaei.t ami popular Ministers of the Metbod- ‘ Fpiu/r.pal Church, and who is at present stati med Broadway Chureh, Louisville, Ky. LouisvrtLE, Kr.,Oct. 8,180. -. Jrh.it S i- U—Dear Sir: Many thanks to you <■ i’» i-.edii iue you have so kindly given me. I have ’ n a gleet sufferer for years, an l had the advice of -t r'ous phy.-icians. .S .nieptonouuceduiy spine,some my lungs, r.nd some my heart to be the seat of my dis- •■*. 0. I have been burnt, blistered and capped until £’ ad become disheartened. Several very eminent physicians who examined my Bpine informed me that L whs threatened with paralysis or appoplexy any day and that nothiug but a seton would relieve ine. I had a perfect horror of that, and was hesitating about having one inserted, when you kindly sent me your Sarsaparilla which I immediately begun to take three ti.uos a day. I bad suff.red terr.bly with a most acute pain in tbe tight side of my Lend, especially when 1 would road or write for any length of time, aud on rising to niy feet I would bo perfectly blind for several minu'es, and would havo to hold to something to prevent falling. I am most happy to inform you that the pain in my head ia entirely relieved; I suffer but Seldom with my spine and then not so acutely. My appetite is good i indeed for the first time in my lite I enjoy my dinner more than any meal during the day. You kindly sent me four bottles again last night, and I began again this morning, and I hope to be en tirely relieved- Please accept my heartfelt thanks and best wishes. Very truly your most grateful friend, . M. 13. C. Ritirs. My journal abounds with similar letters, all of which I guarantee to be genuine aud written by tbs persons wh*s« names they bear. Do not suffer yourself to be imposed on. Don’t b* draw* away after new and doubtful experiments. Don’t risk your health by letting novices experiment upon you with their trash. My Sarsaparilla has stood the test for twenty-fiv* years; it is still the Sarsaparilla of the day, and of the age, towering over all others ia popularity and its curative qualities. Avoid all those who are trying to palm off on you other extract* of Sarsaparilla, so-called. Remember it ia Dr. John Bull’s Sarsaparilla, of Louisville, Ky., that isth* old and reliable remedy lor impurities of the blood and scrofulous affections. Always bear that in mind. Another Testimony. Bextok Barracks. Mo-, > April 30, I860. J Dr. John Bull—Dear Sir: Knowing the efficacy of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing aud beneficial qualities it possesses, I send you the following state ment of my case: 1 was wounded about two years ago, was taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being moved to often, mv wounds have not healed yet. I have not set up a moment since I was wounded. I am shot through the hips. My general health is im paired, and I need something tc assist nature; I have more faith in your Saraaparilin than anything else. I wish that which is genuine. Please express tne half * dozen bottles, and oblige. Capt. C. P. JOHNSON, St. Louis, Mo. November 4th, 1872, C. A. SORRIER, Oidinary. 17 Im. ! I ’tartment. p' i ^ AY 131 0: V '7 h 'Vi tU'GT t J/: kiy v lesr Rib ’Sfd O. S ■ A - Tib ' iifu *1 it? dU O M - 1 A .id hi... |z.O • yv-k to some remarks':,it! Bargains in 3L> L: E2 a I3B.HS £3 submit the following prioee : ^bm SECOND STOCK OF cl o o y j> m G- IA. Writ?'A 1» 97 i: * . floubtsdlj t’.e rigb! luan ia i.Iic ughtj 1 . 3 ’ j 1.. .. y :~ place—lie oughi tc Iilv^ Dean m jail ; years age. 1 A v,; fsar ho will not be allowed to blay ihfre long, tho r*rl- ntinistratioQ can’t spb.ro so valuable a man from the Senate. aatl the ioi ... - of i I...*... ROt -C .VIA - ’ • *'J- ia’v* vi U yL-tto hi.vo been in iaii s _;il nn . don -Suartri TV,, ' UOel ™ , ■ AlORO-Oli'. on, with 1 for October, both filled wiin iatoreM- j Maiy Murnei-. kn.u utaigct, CuiU'-, spe ing reading. The contenis ol the | Lfol e op^»o A.sr.yiigbt ..itd got Dii -the Agricaltarul rnd A-aso* | Blackwood are an fellows : j roof., renaming U* uc. tUiJias flymen eiz aon. j The Parisians, Book II j Tho Si, ores .of lik-cay. On j rescued tbciB, J. H. Estell,Esq., will please ac- • Bo»urreci:M.j«t: a TrueK- ; It is now fboiUiht tbatiCaly sdeven , J . - - a> 1 , iagnboutthe Bush—Coming to th* pontt— Our Rc-I x 0 v nmNG ■lie 1108; ’ lib: Count y, >' ’K Rio; s” fo ... TC ; - O^r duz. ... UJTOKY GOODS: Gott *i Yi-ru.t, V boorif b2 V 18 12 n> 121> ....1 > 17 JH 20 ...17®20 HI ?vj SO 25 a 30 40 If 15 Inch bek roi Wat 1 Ifiitll .1Ti J -Z ff. •M! Wool Caohemire en Walieau Enaiidi SatincSj ill Wool, 05 : Dr John BoD—Dear Sir: My husband, Dr. C S. Johnson, was a skilltu! surgeon and physician in Cen tral New York, where he died, leaving the above C. I*. .; hi:-on u.> my care. At thirteen years of oge Lo < a i a chronic diarrhea and scrofula, tor which I gave v ur Sarsaparilla. It cured him. I have for ten years f teemmended it to many in New York, Ohio :rr.! i,,w»,for Bcrotulu, fever sores, and generaldebili- l>:tect succe-’s has attended it. Tie cures ef- ri-etc l ■« tome rates or scrofula and fever sores veers J.uor. r.i-ruc .tons. 1 am very anxious for usy e> c f q apr.iu have recourse to your barsaparilla. He is ' j .'earful ef yetting a spurious article, h--i.ee Ids wri’iny • -or. Dt it. Ilia wounds wore terrible, but I bcl'970 j 11 will recover. Respectfully JENNIE JOHNSON; BUIjL’gv 1 / cept our thanks for a complimentary ticket to the annual exhibition of the Agricultural and Mechanical Associa tion of Georgia to be held at the Fair ground near Savannah during the week commencing on Monday, December 30th, 1872. This will probably be tbe most interesting of all tbe agricultural fairs that have been held in tbe State this year. Our Savannah friends know how to manage such things so as to make them pleasant Atlanta can do the wind work so a? to make them profitable to Atlanta, but it takes Sa vannah to make them agreeable and pleasant to visitors. It t’ Qe weather proves propitious, wo have ho doubt tbe exhibition will be a grand one. IFWe return our thanks to Hon, E. W. Hock, If Q, fat valuable public document*. former meats with the Right Listeoerat last—TheCr u- j girL tiCfislicd. versation Interrupted— In which our Reformer Fin it ! D y, ' r’ riivihl Anolher Opportunity— Iu which Another JTiii* is; -’ll. Ufi4.vo.tit, tors, empbftticali 3t,ucr!;r.2 tho alarm upon the disepv- Opportunity— Iu which Another Point is j mi. uua.tv.u, OLG of ti»e propHO- Scored; Monta!einbert: DaBniyere; T.’.a Fzd of the j to r ^v emphatically uCUiCS tiiO ufeMky IU Banquet j Our Autumn MauTtcvres. thra alarm anon the dlSCOV- The contents of tli-3 London Quar terly are as follows: The Duke of WolKngton as a Cabinet Minister; Tbe Completion of St. Paul’* ; Baron Stock mar; Tha Consciousnes* of Dogs ; Velasquez; Journal of a French Diplomatist in Italy; East Africau Slave Trade; Tbe Position of Parties. The four British Quarterlies and Blackwood’s Edinburgh Mneaz'f’e rre all bouEe Fulton StroctNew York ery of the fire. Three servants were dispatched to wake tho girls, ard prompt measures were taken to alarm the guests. Charles Kelly, convicted ol the murder of Col. Hardeman, cf Newtpn ,_ - . , county, was sentenced to bp lywg cl re-published, at Lae pr-blishing; the 31st of January, has been cnrrmd e of Leonard, Scott & Co,, 140 f 0 Atlanta and lodged in jell for safe axT-.,. v~.i keeping. • Dead—Judge Isaac Cheney, of TaJ- bot county, is dead. He was the pro prietor of Chalybeate Springs, and was one of the leading citizens ot the county. FLOUR, ybbl J.AIN- Corn Peas. Oats. pars, i \ON, f lb liVRD, LIME, IF bush HEAL, V bush. • ■.'CLASSES, P gal. NAILS, ♦'IB )i L: iCcroeeue, P gal POTATOES, Sweet, f ba?b Irish, “ “ ........ POTASH Sc. LYE P cau, SALT, f sack,. SUGARS, SYRUP, ¥ gal TALLOW, , TEA VINEGAR, WHISKEY, 12 i”,.#ioooe-$i4 oo ....?! 15^1125 i dual 2d 30 hOfflOO 5® 10 15»2C $1 25 fl 15 ® 1 30 37»50 8® 10 50*60 75®$1 09 2225*250 25 •2.50 12* 20 90* 1 25 121.2 $1 50 • 200 40 » 74 $125 • 400 Fgrt. Church weddings have lately corne to be such occasions of vulgar dis play that our best people have drop ped them altogether aud get married [fit home. lk« Brea* ladaatriaa *f lb* SJ*Hr4 MBM Bring an historical summary of the origin, growth and perfection of the chief Industrial arts of thi* coun try, by Horace Greeley, Leon Case, Edward Howland, •ioLb Gough, Philip Ripley,TBPeiktae, J B Lyman, Albert Brisbane, Rev E E Hall, and other eminent writers upon political and social e® 011 ®®/.,, °®’ M nr.nfacturers, etc., etc. With above jOO Illustration*; Hartford; J B Burr and Hyde, 1872. Wo h«v* a few copies of the abore handsome book, of IJUW pagM, and will send a copy postage paid, to •*T ^ fmon who will Zbciid us six subscribers to the U*ion Recorder with cash ($12), The Erie canal is damaged #50,000 yearly by muskrats. Inch Repps, Silk Sloped, 45 cts. * Heriuej, a full and completa Stock ia Plain, 5Laid, Chine, Replet and Ln<ifred Drc (. , The above are a!l in .Mpp, and in many instances, are lent- tlzn •. .. this SeaBou, a departmeat for J ■ * o .v LADIES KNYTTED UNDER WEAK of all kinds. Wo havo also a ei.n-plete lice ot v CnlltBtk Undo rvf-t;. j Lsssajttfasasa: ’ space is entirely too small to tell its merits. It is sn infallible remedy for Worms. Try it and h* convinced. Be* niy Journal for a more full de»crip tion. JOHN BULL. WORM DESTROYER. I EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM GEORGIA. VitLAsow, Walker Co., Ga.,7 : < June 28. i Dr John Bull-Dear Sir: 1 havo recently given j r 'Vo m Destroyer several trials, and find it wca- . i .rfully efficar ioBa. It has not failed in a single in ; tone* to Lave the wished for effect. I am doing a pretty large conntry practice and have daily uso for I vr iie article of the kin.i. , I aut. fir, respect fully, JULIUS P. CLEMENT, M. D. OUR SHAWL DEPAk- NlENT is weil.upplied in all the new Style* in STRIPES. PLAID, SKEAKF., ^ 'UKNXM.. » SINGLE and DOUBLE THIBET SHAWLS. In Whit* Good*, Diapm*, Ltean*, C—nhtle*, etc., our Stock cannot be ’•lied, Tb Lace u4 Trtamiag Depirtant has been tlioroaghly sappltAd, and *r* *na *M*t any demand for REAL or UMITATION, BURG or HAND DACES, and w*«an any truly,bo Heme in or'out of the Btato can offer ■USSTAWYXA& ZmVCB SAMPLES sent by Mail** appUoatio*. Parcala delivered in the city, FREE- notat, 1 HAM TS Call or Orkr tf J. B. Boss 4* &• T. Dec. 3, 1872. 16 3a. Bull’s Gedron Bitters. Bull’s Pectoral Wild Cherry. Bull’s Extract Buck. Boll’s Vegetable Family Pills. \ ik th* abc L, at his ! Drarts ia fJolCmUHj |SU th* abov* medicine* prepared by Dr. JOHN L, at hi* laboratory, Fifth Street, Louisville, Ay- MAOoar, Orjeu.dSt" bI “• ^ «ir