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CjfSfatjjfmJlpforitfr MILLE dgeville, “TUESDAY. OCTOBER 31, 1371. ' THS FAIBS. The Georgia Stato Fair at Macon last week was certainly one of the grandest exhibitions ever witnessed in the South. The perfect management of the various depaitments, and tho superb accommo- dations for visitors added much to the effect of the exhibition. Thousands of visitors poured iu from ail sections of the State each day, and ail agreed iu prououncing it a most perfect success. Mayor Huff, the “Steam Engine Man’’ of the concern, has won for him self the admiration and praise of the thousands of visitors for the excellent arrangement of the Fair. The visiting members of the Press presented him with a handsome silver casket worth $150, as a token of their appreciation of his ccur«> tesies to them. Had we space and time we would like to speak at considerable length of what we saw, for besides the countless number of pretty articles entered for ex hibition, there were many objects that were lar more beautiful, and well worth the price of admission just for one view j we mean of course Georgia’s charming and lovely daughters. But the ladies would be offended if we advised people to go to fairs to see them rather than the exhibition of wares—so to avoid an af fair, we must desist. The Augusta C. S. & M. Fair Associa tion comes off tLis week, and we doubt not mauy who enjoyed the pleasing ex citement and rare displays at Macon, will visit this also. Of this, more anon. ter t he fire-brands of war, and crush the f the option of the Foreman, who should ; him, or which he has arrogantly assumed j to and fro iu all oir dij Guilmartiu. John Flannery energies of a people whose only crime is,j not be inferior in general information to without any authority whatever that the scions of their ful • e they have not acknowledged Baal to be j his fellows God ! destiny; fifth class. ;L J. GUILMARTIN <fc CO. OES New Advertisements- COTTON FA.CT. —AND— Our Court. The adjourned session of Baldwin Su perior Court is at hand. Something a ualagous to presentiment leads us to hope j it will enlarge and strengthen the gen era! good—so necessary and desirable— not only to our county, but to our whole j country. Its smallest ripple may con- | tribute a moiety, if no more, of health- | ful agitation, that possibly, shall not be lost upon the broad expauso of the stag nant waters. Who can tell ? ‘A little leaven leaveneth the whole lump’—as the larger rivers have their sources in the smallest of streamlets. Of Judge Philip B. Robinson, its pro siding officer—we have seen enough to satisfy us that he is eminently possess ed of every ingredient befitting the Bench. His Christian and social quali ties are the graceful adjuncts of a mind well balanced with common sense and practical information; while his pro fessional attainments are ample and sol id— affording prompt perception and clear discrimination of the principles of law, as applicable to tho questions at bar, and the relevancy as well as eligi bility of the necessary evidence, under tho rules, that sustain them. But there is still another and important element— Men who are not experi- law sanctions. First of all, and the piv- fancy work, and f assure you, gouie enced and quick accountants are not the ot upou which his extra-ordinary acts j of them were very fancy. Sixth class, most proper ones to overhaul, examiue have been made to turn, he was appoint- Iruits and flowers. A fine variety of ap ed by Gov Bullock tho State’s Attor- j pies were on exhibition. A boquet, Gf’UfTill AOllllllissioil Mcrt’ildBtSj ney General at a fixed and established beautiful in tho extreme, wrought by HAY STRELT,SAVANNAH, ui. $290 | and understand the Books of the (Joun- i ty Treasurer,—comparing that officer’s vouchers and investigating their sources ; every one of which should he eloscly looked into by the committee, aud to- ! gether with his cash balances—the style iu which his accounts aud books have been kept—reported fully and lucidly to the Jury, that the same or its sub- For lust cla: no agents. 4.') Broadway, N. V. MftSS Co Norwich, Ct. Pianos—st n Ji some lovely, unknown damsel, excited no little admiration. Within its purest folds “Fora” seemed to dwell as if fresh and green from some queenly brow. per annum salary, to do and attend to all tiie legal business in wiiich Georgia might he a party before the Supreme Court of the State; a! least, judging his duties as he is classed in the Governor’s j Seventh class, Labor-saving Machines ; Cabinet, this seems to he his prescribed , Eighth class, Fiue Arts ; Math. clase, 1 sphere. Yet, he not only manufactures Experts, Special Premiums were of-] Agents for Bradtey’s Super Phosphate cf 1 Lime, Jewell’s Mills Yarns. Domestics, &c. Bagging, aud Iron Tics, always on | hand. Usual Fauiutirs Extended to Custo- S O ’O I H.B.SH.' (ii Angus Imr 18 4m, n stance, may be incorporated in their I cases himself for which he receives large | fered by Messrs. Chappell, Guyton and presentments to the Court, and made : extra-compensation—he is not only em the basis of any other action. Nor is this the whole scope of the Inquisitorial Range. The amounts levied for county purposes—their special necessities and faithful application, should be minutely inquired into. The doings of the gtcat Tammany Corporation of New loik city—so recently discovered, are warn ings; not that we have any thing of the •Ring’ of the Tammany metal in our midst, but prudent foresight will always save the necessity of putting up the ‘bars’ after the horse has escaped. The Books of the Receiver and Collector of Taxes—their style, manner and agree ment with each other: the condition of the public buildings—the manner in which they are kept—the uses they sub serve, and the competency of those in a main regulator—which, whatever may c l lar S e °f them; also, tho Roads and be the character of the other works—the public, the people—esteem the sheet anchor and their chief dependence—that is, his integrity is pure and not to be influenced by causes alien to truth, bon Public Bridges: whether Commission ers have been appointed to each and all, and how these officials have acquitted themselves of their imposed trusts— trusts which, we acknowledge, are far and justice. Even if he has any poh j morc 0uer0U3 and P er P ,exin S tLan luCra ‘ 1 tive or distinguished—but nevertheless, ployed by the Governor to do jobs that are useless and for which he gets ^de pendent fees—hut he likewise assumes a sort of ad libitum discretion to appoint of Ins mere motion additional counsel to do what it should have been Lis own du ty to perform, if he is competent and ; is tier. Once more the sun in the diadem of his ! glory, came forth from behind “Oid ! j Ocean” to witness with his gentle and ; | genial light, the issues of the last day. 1 My enjoyments were realized beyond ! my anticipation. The crowd was much j larger on the last day than on the first. would be attentive to the requirements ! At the appointed hour all rallied to the of Lis office—otherwise he 1 - ,,nt mile race track, ODe-cjuarfer of a mile from not only worthless bat a nuisance, lie holds an office under Executive appointment, and town, near the residence of Mr. George Currell. Again the blaze of excitement ESTABLISHED 1S23. TP J.«JSi-o j-9o JU t*.-i JUS 1 • JvE?’i.x, o DEALER IN Watches, Jewelry AND ^3 3.H cb Le 312 BROAD STREET A US 1ST.4, Ca., L5P Hutches and Jett dry Ciirrfully Ri-pairuL Jan. 31, 1S7I, 4 ly. Crop of 1S71- CAMPBELL 3 JONES, l’li J Q .)»)“ AMO.Vrip iiorb •)»») furnished : txpe::-, t " fn ' KIEL ts, r, Gun materia' List, to Great Pa. Armygi cd for. Ager WATCH A*c., \C. .Silver Watches given gra agent. $<{0 peT day made selling Country Fairs anl Political meet for Circular. Addre* Monroe Ke: Pittsb’gh, Pa. a tiiLViV W a7vTi;i> in and List or Large Pron IIAASIS and Chart F New York D CO. A. VOS.VfiK* r nte lor Pri C8 s< p ‘ t£s burgb, • uignt ortrad- July 294w. cal Charg V LUSH Iinnn Lib- • A'ap strret, A. Crumbs of Comfort- Patented November 1, 18?< mples free at all Grocery S 1AItTLETT A: CO.. Philadelph: affects at the same time, bis Superior’s I commenced. The Judges took their power to create like offices at his pleas- ! stand and the trotting opened. A small ure. All manifestly rank usurpation, ! bay mare owned by L. C. Perry, of Dub-j and to the great detriment of the finan- Hu, bore away, triumphantly, the premi- ces of our Treasury ! It is clear to our j um for the fastest trotter on the ground, j mind that gross aud violeut impropric- i Others that followed deserved much ties have been done, and the office of j praise for their speed. The gentlemen COMMISSION MCRC1IWTS* Attorney General proper, has been a-1 composing the Executive Committee, L the disp03it r ou of tlie fjROPof 1871. rrnm- bused aud strangely perverted, or Mr. won imperishable laurels for themselves ising to spare no eiibcs to promote the inter- Farrow is altogether inadequate to its in exhibiting such consummate skill and ' vLop!ace tlieir C °1 i0K rare ability in the discharge of their COTTON FACTORS. MACON, GEORGIA. Thanking their friends for the liberal patron age ex ten ile 1 to them the past season, would renew the tender of their services as FREE TO BOOK AGENT' W e will send a handsome Prospectus N7;c Illustrated Family Bible, containin 2lii) tine Scripture Illustrations to an\ Agent, Lee of charge. Address, N, Pub’i.-hlng Co., I’hiiadelchia, Pa. ip.f f 0 Agents wa l J5 ii 22 | bv Dr. W. VY. ilall, auth Health." The bestselling L II. N. Mi KINNEY &- Co,, Philadelphia, Pa. ifed f( :al: x>k in the Ms 10 N. 7th s simple and easy functions. These spe- j eifieations are a few only of the many ] that exist; still they are enough to jus- \ varied duties. Upon the whole, I think it would he vastly beneficial to other i —_ Ag-nts. 1 COTTON August jr TIIE WINS Hi P UN. Warranted to 5, 4in. r IMPROVED o good work. We of a h ii T a valua Sift) . with every §200 Agents wanted to classified catalog'] V U S ! e gift to every rth of gifts are orth of books rm clubs. Wi and refercncf it its—apart from the ties which hind him to the government of his country through the National and State Constitutions, as interpreted according to their plain word ing and strict meaning, we have no re collection when, where, or for. what, they were put forth. Certainly, he is no stump wrangler, ‘wire-puller, or standing can didate’; nor does lie dabble in the ‘pools’ of political speculation—sifting the chances aud combining the factions, in the hope of ultimately sharing the spoils of party. But as the reliable, compe- neeessary and not without their advan tages, The committee, if not personally cognizant of the necessary facts, or have not lime to inspect the condition of the several objects might, it is believed, sum- tify examination, which, wc doubt not, ] counties to fall in lino and follow tho glo- \ will to followed by applying the ‘dra chain’ to check further malfeasances j set them by the thrifty and cn and the paying out the public funds drones and sinecurists. r armors, f lease \A7 E arc in receipt of EVANS Sc CO , 712 Ch D. M Unprecedented Success- The publishers of the Times Sc Pl.< teu congratulate themselves and their | mon b fuic them witnesses who would give j patrons on the general welfare of this j the required information. The country j pa p e r. Combining the list of subscri- I look to its authoiized agents aud 4 public j bers obtained by the purchase and con- I tribunals, for faithful aud complete exe- I solidation of the “Hancock Journal” I cution of the laws; and in turn, those j with their paper, after the former had ' tribunals expect all public servants, sal- | been in existence about three years, the j aried or gratis, to work up to the stand 300 bushels Red Clover SEED. 100 “ TIMOTHY. 300 “ Kentucky Blue GRASS. Orchard GRASS Red Top or Herds GRASS. 25 “ Alstkc and Sapling CLOVER. These SEED have been selected and pur chased by us in the West, directly from the j growers, and are fresh and pure. *G1 rious example that has been so nobly ! rprising | j people of old Laurens county. One more thought and I am done, j i and that aha!! be upon a subject that ! ~W) 1 , J 200 j most interests us all, viz: Woman.— j 25 j After casting my eyes around I very j readily anited at the conclusion that j growers, and are fresh and pure. ! : Laurens county can compare most fa- We keep a complete stock of every class of . I . IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY and SEED. *'! ] voraoly with any of her sister, counties. I which we would be examiue. ECHOLS Sc WILSON, , Augusta, liii* the ueik-ate ami rolre^hia-j Cj Tof ce::t:Ice Farim Cologne Water, end U <^'0 - > '^^ v |nJi3jtnAabio io | [c4(J.pr, “L3 tieniun. 8gIJ by and Ireulere In BEKFl’iJhUY. ti- ii.ivt.4l*Lt tv IS A PUR] BLAC'Si '£ ■th the G-rccn 'ft Warranted to suit tent Judge, and proper citizen, we have ard and J ust limits of their duties ’ Iu (< SL0V0 I DELQ I” It is impossible for any one to con template the sad situation—the scenes of turbulent faction, misrule, degradation and all the forerunners of anarchy, that are now being “quartered” upon South Carolina! To say that they far exceed most of the actual horrors of the late war, is but the utterance of a trutli which we think, would he verified were it left to many localities to say which of the two they would choose ! Before our surren der, many parts of our Confederacy were overrun and occupied by Federal troops- but wherever the old United States of ficers—the graduates of We6t Point, had command—they were,as a general thing, governed by the humaitics as well as the Rules of Civilized war : it was only where the politico— volunteer or plun dering adventurers, exercised a little brief authority that the brutalities of ruffianism and ignorance largely predom inated. But as things are now conduct ed by direct orders from the President of the Uuited States, after a cessation of hostilities for more than six years, we are astonished at Gen’l. Grant's credu lity or petty revenge, in directly com manding and aiding tho harrassing, im prisoning and fining of peaceful citizens because acts of personal violence have been committed by lawless creatures who steal and plunder for their livelihood.and act the part of “men of straw” for scal awags and carpet baggers : ready to accuse whomsoever they are paid to ar rest, and as ready to swear to any and every thing to secure tlieir pay. The Russian “Slow i de/o'’ ‘words and deeds’, established by Alexey Micliaelovitcb, to aid his secret committee or State inquis itorial ‘posse,’ to hunt down and summa rily imprison every person obnoxious to to the ruling Powers, have been repro duced in South Carolina, after their a- bolishment by Peter, because of their ul- traism and unpalatableness, even to the stomach of Despotism, aud the crude mercies of semi-savagenes3. Nothing was required excepting this bare charge, or catch phrase, ‘Slovo i delo,’ whispered against any ones name and laid before the secret commission, to authorize his instantaneous arrest and imprisonment— where he remained until circumstances produced death or purchased his liberty. Gen’l. Grant’s respect for his high of fice as well as for his private character, should blush to have instigated like deeds : much more lo tolerate them in the face of the unqualified denials from honorabla men of the Republican party who voted for him, and who desire to sustain his administration by legal aud honorable means. These, his friends and partizins, live iu the iufccted dis tricts so stigmatised and subjected to martial law and indiscriminate arrests ; they know whether riots, or law and or der prevail, and what efficacy exists in the civil Courts, to repress all disturb ances to the peace and quietuess of soci ety—they have assured him, over and again, that his military interference is not only uuneeded but injurious to the maintenance of the purity of republi can institutions ! Yet lie heeds them not! And to-day, instead of his bear ing the olive branch, he seeks to scat- had every opportunity, in common with our fellow-citizens, to estimate him; and now that the award is made up— unanimously acquiesced in—we simply indulge and repeat the hope, that much good may result by our county authori ties taking their cue from his Honor’s precepts and following his safe example in expounding and administering the laws of the land, aud bringing to grief their guilty contemners—whose name is Legion ! Aud first in the catalogue of his co- adjutorffc we trust the Grand Inquest— the legal Inquisition of our county— will rigidly and diligently maintain its high prerogatives—thereby lending a helping, fearless, willing and working hand, to enforce fidelity to the laws and rsact a healthy tone in the morals of our community. It is our firm couviction that the wedge has already been stuck— that the seeds of reform have taken loot— and all that is needed is to ply with vi gilance and without faver, the persistent aud unflagging ‘licks’ of ultimate suc cess. The public mind is aroused from its apathy, and no longer contemplates with social indifference the presumptu ous boldness of crime—its rapid increase both in cases and actors—its diversified phases, and more than all, the facile and almost causeless provocatives to the per petration of wrong. It is the moral vis vita; of society—the God fearing and law-abiding element, that is rising in self-presorvation, and to aid more em phatically the reign of order and the ob servance of all civil obligations. But we think we do not err when we like wise state as our conviction, that, here tofore, there has existed too much len iency—to much ‘taking upon trust' by Grand Juries, when examining into the various and peculiar subjects belonging to their office. This is not exclusively the case with Baldwin, but the habit or growing inattention—if it involves noth ing more pernicious—pervades, with few exceptions, every county of our State. We havo occasionally noticed systematic, minute, full, and hence, more rigid inspection of the affairs of certain counties, and we have heard that in crease of confidence and a correspond ing sense of security, invariably follow ed. Nor docs such strictness entail any complex labor or difficult questious ; hut it does demand uniform, careful, patient and thorough scrutiuy, that is usually and very properly coufided to and elim inated first through committees appoint ed by the Foreman, who has previously been chosen by the whole array. And it is well when both Foreman and commit tees are selected with an eye single to their 6ound, practical, intelligent and unbiassed judgments. None but the best fitted and most competent, under all circumstances, should be made. It is a waste of time, if not a serious clog upon the successful labors of any Grand Ju ry to be obliged to wait and depend up on the incompetent or lazy movements of its committees. It is therefore highly important that all the committees should be composed of men who are not only business men, well iuformed and expert, but endowed by practice with special capacities for the particular branches assigned them, They are appointed at the matter ol our Public Roads to > much neglect has obtained ; or too easy exac tions have been claimed from all con nected with tho woikipg of them—from “Times Sc Planter” would date Lack nearly four years, as all the circulation aud interest obtained by tho “Journal” up to the time of its sale was turned over to this paper. Therefore, as it rests on the accumulated patrouage of the honorable Ordinary (possibly) down j four years, lew papers are able to make to the Road hands themselves ; 6o much so, that jhe whole system now lies at the mercy of a few who patch them up, hero and there, as necessity predomin ates ! AH of which should bo remedied. The longer any evil or remissness is per so flattering an exhibit, whatever he their age or standini comprising our grand old State, in the array ol female grace ond loveliness. What heart would not have palpitated with emotion upon beholding the soft and melting eyes of the lovely and charming daughters of old Laurens county. Sir, may their charms never fade—would that tlieir now raven locks never ho whitened by the frost of age. May the never ending melody of their' voices never cease to ring upon the ge« j uial breezes of out Southern clime, and Jackson 8tro Street, Atlanta, Ga. September 5, 35 If r Ga. and Broad r PI - , • - „ ; may they as man’s most precious gem lee circulation of the “limes &i J f fe . , , . .. ; ever continue to flash forth their hlenu- mnter, we are happy to say, is steadi j , , . . . . .... , ed tintsofthe lilly and the rose in the r increasing, as, in addition to that I Lawton a nd Willingham, SUCCESSORS TO L A W T O IV & L, A W T O N . Fourth street, IRTaccn, Ga., W AEEH OUSE, tOTTOS AND COMMISSION Jj/L e r o h a n t s . el and Cared bj Dr. 5 Corapouud. Office, 6’J7 Broad with photographic likeae-wes ot the Henry Ward Beecher cuue traveliug icipcstcrs, who prexc SHluNaJ. He ho-* no Agc&ts. A GEN To WANTED. Exch A N Ii roughout Hancock and many p: uiitted to go unchecked, the more defi- j of the adjoining counties, it is receiving ant an 1 less tractable it becomes. The almost daily accessions to its list from oftener a man tipples the more he will i various sections of t! glittering diadem of never fading boat y. Twiggs. October loth, 1871. *> Advances made IALERS. on Cotton in Store when Desired. August 8, 31 4mo. topple; and the longer Grand Juries j The advertising shirk tlieir duties—dally with dclin- ] immense. For the p quents—tolerate short comings, or smile at peccadillos—that much longer will the murderer aud incendiary, the thief and cheat, be persuaded to ignore alike the ‘charges and warrants’ of the Courts. There is no reason for longer delay ! Still another view which forms no mere unmeaning expletive to the com plete make up of an efficient Grand In quest remains. The several members are, or can be, known to each other suf ficiently long before they are sworn in, for them to study their duties—look out for the men who will be most compe tent for the several committees, as well as the one most suitable for the Foreman- ship. A little thinking aud a little con sultation before hand, will accelerate their joint labors and better secure all desirable ends that are iu‘ended io pro mote the great interests of their mission. Need it be added that it is mainly from such co operation and timely vigilance, that good will come 1 The Office of the Georgia Attorney Generalship. Whether it is the fault of our laws or their loose, corrupt administration— whether the incumbents of many of our public offices aro simply weak and in efficient, wanting moral nerve as well as mental vigor; or whether their unfaith fulness is chargeable to a corrupt head and the general political prostitution of the times—are questions that demand thorough, speedy and fearless inquiry. If Georgia’s honor aud prosperity are worth the investigation, or there can be found honest men—brave men—willing men enough, to engage in her cause and the resuscilatiou of her resources from the baud of plunderers, pirates and rob bers who are and havo been for so many years, engaged in the unholy business of using their offices as mills for grinding exorbitant taxes out of the people and voting appropriations for purposes use less, or which were hut crudely or par tially realized—whilst the sums author ized were absorbed by contractors, a- gents, sub-ageuts, deputies, payees and transferees—each taking his per cent- age without let or hindrance for absos lutely doing nothing—the time is ap proaching when the remedies can and should be applied. We need no oiber or more comple il lustration of the shameful misapplication as well as wauton wastefulness of the public uiouey, than the way it has been paid out to the man pretending to dis charge the Duties of Attorney General of the State, together with the iniqui tous privileges which have been allowed e Stale and South. )atroi>age is truly 1st two months, as the indox shows, it has received from one to four columns of new advertisements each issue; and in this edition the pres sure upon its columns is so great that the publishers will he compelled to make further enlargements, for the accommo dation of their new advertisers, and to give a larger amount of good and inter esting reading. It was the object of the publishers in th.e outset to make the “Times Sc Plan ter” a first-class Journal, believing that such a paper would be highly successful. To effect this, they have spa:red neither pains nor expense, and their thanks are due the public for the liberal support given their efforts, Laurens County Agricultural Fair. Editors Southern Recorder: Allow me through tho columns of your valuable journal to say something regarding th above fair, or at least give your paper a i few brief comments on this laudable ca- j terprise, which came off in Dublin on the 28th and 29th ult. With a cl esire to j be numbered with other pleasure seekers, ! I left my home on the 27th ult. and ar | rived in Dublin on the morning of the opening day of tiie fair. It was really i a bright and pleasant da}’. Tho sun with all of his majestic dignity, silently but magnificently ascended the horizon Tho Ineligibility Question. For the information of our readers generally, and in answer to numerous ! inquiries, wo give, in this article, tho j maiu provisions of the hill upon this sub- j ject, which passed the House of Repre- j sentatives on the 10th of April last, at j the called session of the present Con j gress. From this, it will be seen what j classes of persons, by its terms, are not 1 relieved from the disability clause of the I so called Fourteenth Amendment. This ; bill was not acted on by the Senate be- | fore the adjournment, hut remains on ] the caleuder of business in that body, I to come up at the session to meet in De cember, now approaching. The bill re moves political disabilities from ail per- '■ sons who do not come within (he follow- j ing classification : First—Members of the Congress of; the United who withdrew therefrom, and ! aided the rebellion ; Second—Officers of the Army and Navy of the United States, who, being | j above the age of twenty-one years, left said Army or Navy, and aided the rebel j ■ lion ; find f Third—Members of State Conven- i l tions which adopted pretended ordinan- i cesof secession, who voted for the adop- ] tion of such ordinances. Besides these main provisions, the j ! third section, sets forth the manner in j j which the general provisions of the hill j j are to he carried out, which are not | | given in the language of the hill, in the Congressional Globe, of the 11th of April, from which we have taken the j above statement, hut they do not affect j the substance of its material parts, j If this Lili passes tho Senate, as it j has pasred the House, the ineligibility Jonathan Collins. W. 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Plantation Supplies Furnished When Eesired. r 29 July 23 4m. guished Southern Author, interest never before publi: ceipt of Price $3 75. Also John Work, Personal Portraits, Scene hires of the War .*«3.0(). E. B.TREAT & CO., PuV way, N. Y r . d. Sent on re- a Esten Cooke’s es and Jdveu- s.. 054 Broad- prTces A. B. Adams, E. H- Basenaore. Wars. is, sazemcre & ware. WAREHOUSE —AND— COTTON FACTORS, REDUCTION OF TO CONFORM TO REDUCTION OF DUTIES- ureat saving to Consumers „ BY GETTiNG UP CLUBS. oeud for our New Price Li-t, and.'a club form wiil accompany it containing full directions mak ing a large saving to consumers and remunera- live to Club organizers. THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COM PANY 31 & S3 Vfsey Street. P. O. Box 5643 NewYo-k. 77 4v. agents'if anted fob Pk anters arenouse as a messenger of oriental splendor, far I disqualification of the so called Four beyond the banks of the “Oid Oconee higher, still higher he mounts Tvith re gal grandeur until lie seenued to have checked his flight for a moment to wit ness with unfading lustre, that large and numerous assemblage. As I am not in the habit of writing for newspapers, I trust the readers of the Recorder will not ridicule, but hear with me a while. On the first day, the different classes were exhibited as follows : First-class, live stock ; second class, domestic produce. I tell you, Mr. Editor, if you had onljf been an eye-witness to the inexhausti ble supply of good things exhibited on that day, it would undoubtedly have excited your appetite, and in the lan guage of the Poet exclaim : . companies all fail the rents and profits Oh ! how delightful it is to eat and to be mer- j due him will make good his improve- r y> j menls, and in the meantime we under By the sweet, innocent smiles of Tom and stand that his rental from property un tecntli Amendment, will no longer apply to any person who does not come within j one or the other of the three classes, so set forth in the hill.—Atlanta Sun. A. H.S. I Touching General Buckner’s proper 1 ty in Chicago, the Louisville Ledger of i the 14th instant says : “Tho friends of Geucral Buckner will be gratified to ! learn that the decision goes further than was at first stated, seeuriug to him the; re payment in full of all the reuts and profits accrued since the transfer to Henry Kingsbury in 1S61, which will amount to a very large sum, probably a quarter of a million dollars in cash.— The late fire, we learn, has resulted in comparatively slight loss to the General. Only about 8250,000 worth of property was destroyed, and that was fully cover ed by insurance. If the insurance Jerry touched by the fire will amount to about nal. I noticed a great variety of quite flue 510.000 per annum.”—Louisville Jour specimens of embroidery &c., wrought by the fair hands of Laurens’ great . Mrs. Mary Woodall, wife of William and noble women. It was quite difficult | Woodall of Gwinnett county, in al to decide which excelled the other, each j tempting to grease a cog wheel while and every one had its charm. Third ! running, was caught in the wheel and class, farming implements ; fourth class, crushed to death. She leaves five chil- T .i • i . . dren. She was a member of the Meth- poultry. In this department my eyes odigt churcl)j and WM highIy cste emed fell upon a pair of fine turkeys walking by all who know her,—Gwinnett Allas. Fourth Street, SEacoc, Ga. Liberal advances made on COTTON in STORE. Plantation supplies furnished at the Lowest Market Bates. r 29 July 25,4m. Hardeman & Sparks, WAREHOUSE —AND— Commission Merchants, RSacon, Georgia. Tender their Services to the Planters of Mid dle and Southwestern Georgia for the SALS and STORAGE of COTTON. August 8. 31. 4mo G. II Phiuizy. F. B. Phioizy. C. H. PHINIZY I CQ. Cotton Factors, JACKSON STBEE T, AUGUSTA, GA. Consignments respectfully solicted. September 2. 46 4m p r . 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Dr. Wells' Extract oj Jumbeba, ! is offered to the public as a gr r at invigorat r ; and remedy for all impurities of the blood or for j organic weakness with their attendant evils, j For the foregoing complaints JUMJEBBA: I is confidently recommended to every family j as a household remedy which should be freely : taken in all derangements ofthe system, it gives ! health, vigor and tone to all the vital forces, j aud animates and fortifies all weak and lym- ; phatic temperaments. JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Platt St., New York, Sole Agent for theUnited States. (Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for Circa- PLANTERS* HOTEL. Augusta* Ga. The only Hotel in the City where Gas is used throughout. JCUN A. GOLDSTEIN. lar. October 17, r n p 4w- CHARLESTON HOTEL. —o— E. II. JACKSOJV, Proprietor* CHARLESTON, S. C,