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-w » .. a.a v (which hang all her h (LJjf ^nilfljmi lilWIIh Letthe old histone which hang all her hopes for the future.- Patty rest in its | honored grave. Raise it not again to | dishonor its jxcord, fo divide and dis- I UUB'. ■rgiTi'Tgn £ t sas* ii t r rirnmi New York Correspondence- Nstirs XT&nXS Important to Justins of the Peace.—\ Nkv York Feb. 29th, 1&72. The revolution in Mexico steadily The following of of the General As- It is with Jfeelings of incompetency P™S re s s «?s towards the overthrow of the seinbly. approve.! Decembei 12th, IfeTl, NEVV ADVERTISEMENTS. New Advertisenjenls* HISTORY uF to dojustice to the subject that your -^ uarcz Government. San Luis Potos', will be found ol impoitance to the vari- ous Justices of the Peace throughout Ts/L II.LEDGEVTLLE OT2SDAY. MAECH 5, 1S72- tice to the best abused man in Georgia. Believing the debt of gratitude, dae frv>m our people to Mr. Hill, for good counsel, unimproved, before and dur- | ing the war, as well as for services ren dered after, to be no whit less than this ; speech implies, we know of no evi- ! deuce of his ailedged defection since. Denunciation ia not proof. But of this ww may say more hereafter. And, The Superior Court for Baldwin conn j secondly; because the speech is replete tj adjourned Friday evening after five with vaIuable suggestions from ..expe- days session. The dockets were about; rience ’ » bat ma ? we]1 en S a S« tbe half disposed of. Another entire week j thoughts of our people in this political could have been used to the benefit of j “seed-time,” as Mr. Stephens well calls litigants and lawyers. Plaintiffs have j • ' , i The text of Mr. Hill’s discourse, which six months more to pine over the “law s ; delay#,” and defendant-, another 1 tbe reporter (ailed to fereUt. i. from )«r of jollr freedom from the visitations | 51r - inangural, ot March 4th, of t ], e Sheriff ! 1801, in these words: “And let us re- The criminal investigations were unu- flect > that bavin S baai8hed fr0m 0Ur snally few, which is less attributable to j laud - religious intolerance, under «h,ch improved morality in the community. mankind 80 lcB S bled and 8uffered ’ we than to an unwillingness to burden, fur-! have ? et ? a;ned lit,le ' if W8 countenance ther, our exhausted County Treasury I a P olhical intolerance, as despotic, as with the expense of boarding criminals. wickedt and ca P ab, f f of as bitter and The increase of taxation, or toleration of j bl00( ^ persecutions . crime is the alternative upon us. A | That reli S ious intolerance has been, well officered Conn'y Court might have t0 llien ’ * * 1 ^ e d * relu ^ spring °i woea un- relieved us from this dilemma, lut numbered,” every schoolboy knows. Is Grand Jury thought differently and re J il tiUe tliat political intolerance is as wlir-m Sec. 2. Piovides that these officers . . shall lay their dockets before the grand ia disqualifies attorneys at law for elec-i ju(ieg of their reSpe ctive counties the t*° n to the Legislature of that State.- |fi r8 t day of each session for their inspec- | ^or t££. bJforTbu'mg elsewhere. F. K. PIICENIX, Bloomington, III. correspondent resumes his ‘‘notes” to shout which the main armies of both jj 1( , f0inlr y. night. We have had a party at our ; ^ art * es were gathered, as for a decisive Section 1. Provides that Justices of Bsn Hill’s Atlanta Speech By reason of itsgieat length, is pre eluded from our columns. The which ret for two reasons. Firs'; in jus- on cake, jelly, ice cream, and nuts, and j i*®! Wil * soon follow. Meantime the a j di-position of each cause and the then danced and played again. Society Texans on tlio border wax belligerent amounts of costs collected and from here is not so widely different from that i a,ii ^ threaten invasion, in the South, only everything is carried The New Constitution of West Virgin on in a much more maguificeut man' ner. The people, as a rule aio intelligent, ; 8ome agitation obtains in old \ iiginia, tion locking to a similar ptovision in her Sec b. Provides that a failure to do -nr.,, , . . , . , so shall be deemed a crime tor which Constitution, n ill not the 14th Amend- , ~ , .. , • ,- . , . these officers snail be indicted, anu the ment to the Constitution of tbe United t0 f ti eir cases shall have precedence over all other cases, civil or ciimiual, and if convicted shall be punched by a line not ti exceed one thousand dollars, six :-.omths in jail or both, in the dis cretion ol the court, or to work in the chain gang twelve months, as the court may determine. Judge Pupt’s KfMgiiaiinn. The telegraph has already announced the resignation of Judge J. D. Pope from the District Attorneyship of Geor gia, and by tbe Atlanta papers of yes terday we learn the cause of his with drawal. Judge Pope, in his letter of resigna tion, gives the following reason for his THE GREAT FIRES In CHICAGO and ihe WEST by Rev. E. J. | GOOD-FEED. D. D . of Chicago. Only complete history. TOO svu. pages; 60 ergrav- ■ ' | “ -<:t0 uffer- G’OOD- sociable and very kiud and polite. One is soou made to feel perfectly “at home.” VTe never hear any bitter sentiments expressed for the South, or its people, save perhaps occasionally some hair brained, or low born, ill bred biped, unworthy the notice of decent people. The late “news about town,” you have by telegraph, before a written dis patch could reach you. Some notes by the way may not be uninteresting. BeeciieR. Dr. Cuyler, sometime since, a Presby- States annuli that provision ? It will be hard if popular folly should compel a Virginian to appeal to that detested amendment. A young Fenian, on the 29th ultimo, presented a pistol to the bead of Queen Victoria, intending to frighten the good old lady out of her remaining wits. The weapon was empty, the Queen was not alarmed, and Paddy is iu limbo. A Month to seil our UnivTr^i Cement, Combination Tnnnpi Saco’ Karc Chance For Agents Asrt-ms, we Will pay yo u $40 pe r week c.-u-li, if you will engage with us at oxcf— dress') t lIC ” furnidhed alld ex P ecs ^ paid. A d . I■ A. ELLS & CO., Charlotte, Mich. $10 from 50s 500 AGENTS WANTED fo r ^ ! splendid life-size chans of GEN, l> FD HIST PROOF OA IS $2 a Bushel'; I K Orchard Grass ** 50 a bushel. Send 3 Our Bloomington Aurserv, iiiiuoLs. 'AOth year ! 6(H) Acres ! Hi Green Houses. Largest Assortment. Itest Stock. • Lois Pricci Trees, Shrubs, 1’iants, Bulbs. Seeds, Stocks Gialts, «fcc. lnO Fage illustiated Catalogue iO cents. Bulb, Piant, Seed Catalogues, all The grand thanksgiving procession in terian minister in Brooklyn, permitted a |, onor 0 f tfog rec overy of the health of lady to preach from his pulpit. 1 or ; vagaboiyl Princ3, was the last S' nsa- tbia he was airaigued by the Presbytery, j ^j on j n London. Four millions of peo- and but for his good name and faithful . arfi gaid tQ !ltve w i tDessef l it. Count action. He says : service before; would probably have j t tLe 6 ctator8 and there was little i / Under recent legislation certain du- ■ u.,4 l, a ; . ties are devolved on Lnitcd States At- ee “ . , . _ room for the performers, we opme. torneys which I cannot perform without I annum, is t’hV'cheaVest Agri’culturJVd»~er r ffi I * l ‘^ at, ® ] ns ’ ti ' Vi . thaCo " , P reh < was cautiOBed o be moio i5fi . m r \..„ nv— 1 great reluctance. Up to this time I have i the South. Agents are wanted, to whom a P, 1 *"* 0 / l U. t , h l e ceut postage stamp and my complete Priced Lists of all kinds of Grass seeds, Field seeds, warden seeds, Flower aud Tree seeds. Agricul tural Implements, Machinery, Guanos, Chem icals, Live 6lock, Al-j., will be forwarded you. l'nese Priced Lists contain much valuable in- tormaiiou as to lime and quantity to piaut, &c. MARK W. JOHNSON, ijiedsir.an, P O Box ^30. Atlanta, Ga. “GARDEN seeds That are Genuine and Reliable. If you want Seeds that wi 11 give entire sat isfaction, get those raised by D C BR.4IS A RD. Society ej Shakers. Mount Lebanon. X Y. Illustrated Descr.ptive Catalogue free on ap plication. with price o f package; sent by mail when "idered, postage prepaid. Address D. C. BRAIN ARD, Mount Lebanon, N. Y a similar recurrence in future. This was a fat subject for the modern prophet and his church was crowded to witness his tre&tment of the subject. He began t t. D „ij • „ t f • despotic, as wicked, and capable of as, commended the old fesliioocd Iul.no, I ^ j, by racing from St. Paul, those passages would here been difficult to esUblish Wbich to‘b»dc women to spot, or teach j,j s l iu chut ch and then went on to show Coa t instead. How the “tvager of bat tel'’ came to be omitted from their re- commendations, we are uninformed. j tbe P r0 P os ’dou, ft out experience, iu The State vs. Pink Mims, murder, af- ; da - v ‘ In ourda y’ fulfiiment bas veri ' ter about two years of “continuances” M^ cd ^ bc p r °P bec }' a,1( I 11 is patout. All was taken up, tried and an acquittal I around 115 lie thc '^lanchoiy monu rendered. The State vs. J. P. Dickerson, was ‘COtt • Mgeasily^ made. Addr^L T^' L\ AN>, Pub. 41. 8th 8. street PhTadelphia' Pennsylvania. ^ FREE TO An illustrated Agricultural paper published at HUr book ot the PICTO- Griffin, Ga.. every Thursday, for only $2 per tit-.AT' ,, Co,,taics o'er 3C. _iT„ , .. . ...i ! Illustrations. With a Comorehe.mi MAKE MU Ni E Y ! Fite Georgia Weekly Cultivator, 1 An Xo risk! ! Large profits! I HAASlS^ v LUBRECHT, Empire Map and Chart Est-ih- jshment; >0? Liberty street. New York HP H18 IS N’U ift;MBUG ^t . .. B J,sending OO CENTS wtth age, height, color of eyes and hair T r, n will receive by return mail, a correct picture of your future husband or wife, with name ard •late of marriage. Address W FOX P o Drawer, Xo. 24 Fultonville, X Y. nu C ^ ° \ U 1 c Fascination or Charming. 40(1 pages by Uerbet t Han.il- tun, is A. How to use this power (which a i po-sess) at will. Divination. Spiritua’isni Sor cem-s, Dcmonolwgy. and a ihou-and other wonders. Price by mail $| 25. in cloth • r- per cover* *1. Copy free to agents only S H nmnfhlv aa C L. 3 * a Comprehensive Cyclo- "*•- In E„g. future, and not allow tho possibilily, of! ^ g rea t Rail Road King will shortly I labored faithfully to perform all these j s , aliir Y Wll i be paid, lake aa Agency j p a ^ ILIXl &CO PhiU. . , , r T t > ti -e r> n duties, whether agreeable or not; but !< withdraw from the Lnioti Pacific It. It. . - . ,• ,° T i iu t the opinions which I hold render me not and from the Pennsjlvania Ceutral I?. ■ a proper person to become R. ~ . - * - . make monev. Address SOL lilEkV riiLl IVATOR, Griffin Ga. ciplc, but a diabolical, envious spirit of ' wearing gold aud costly jewels and all that. Greek church, and that it should not be takon literally as apply ing to the present ments of its tint!.. In 1859, Caleb I age of civilization. He theu showed up Cushing, in a speech, at Boston, truly j tlio inconsistency of Dr. Cuylet s church continued on account of the absence of j denounced “anti-slavery as the offspring j by the adoption of the liberal-reading in Judge Rice, of Alabama, leading conn- 1 of “ fieud4sh bate ’’ Ic was sympathy one place aud disregarding it in another, tel for the defendant ! with the oppressed—no devotion to prin- i as for instauce thc braiding ol thc hair, There was one conviction of assault and battery—sentcuce 825 and costs, or j ^ iatc ^ or lbc Southern people, that grad- three months work on the streets. uaily permeated Northern communities, Motions for “new trial” seemed to drawing away men of all orders, until, abound, which is very creditable to tbe U P 011 ^‘ e of the \\ big and American bar. If new cases won’t come, why,! P articF * !t accumulated a controlling ‘ new try” the old ones, of course, for j P ower ' in lhe lle P ublican organization, the honor of the profession. Half a doz j Through all those years, denunciation eu or more cases gOj to the Supreme I ^ b e "slave-powei, was the highest Court, we learn, the which we deem ve- j commendation to the Northern politi- ry patriotic patronage of that venerable c ' an ‘ tbe ® ou ^ b ’ * bc sum iustituiion, at Atlanta, enabiiug the j political merit consisted in abus- an active Congress lias donated over 13,000,- | agent in many pvoi-ecuiions of which the 000 acres of land to that Road, and United States Courts now have juris Texas adds a very large land donation. ! dictlou. This conscientious act of Judge Pope is in pleasing contract to the petty ma- who, wlteu he held Attorney.joined in make the hitter, and not thc former, the the persecution of honorable men, and eastern terminus traus-coutincrital line in the hatching of infamous charges Profitable Employment Pile Brown Cotton Gin Co., We desire to engage a few*more agents to - ' t the World Renowued Improved Buckevr .-'ew ing Machine, at a libera! salary or on coir nr Scott has leased, for ninety-nine years. ID enuten ana men went on «, j tbe Jcrgey R. R. f r0m Philadelphia to j !• Ake^m in' how that was meant to apply only to the New y ork . H is design seems to to to j the office of District His great steam ships, now on the stocks, will have their docks on the Hudson rather than the Delaware river, we suspect. George W. Evans, * railroad swindler A dispatch announces, this jnornin that II. I*. Farrow, the Radical Attor ney General of the State, has been ap pointed to fill the vacancy. Farrow is not the wisest or the best, but has some legal talent, and will doubtless make a very good official.— Sac. Advertiser. NEW LONDON. CONN., . Manufacturers of the “ Brown Gin.'' Cotton Seed Ilu'.lers. Machinery and Castings. Man ufacturers of Harris’ F.nent Rotary Steam Engine—the best and cheapest Steam Engine for plantation purposes. Cotton gin makers aud repaiiets turnislied with all kinds of ma tennis. Saws, Ribs. Follies, Boxes, etc , of any pattern, to order at short notice. Have had lung experience in the business, and guar antee saiisfacti -n in every particular. Orders soiioited- Address as above Agents. Cleveland, Ohio, and St. Louis AKx •S500 REWARD is oSfere^bG tne proprietor of Itr. Sage's I Catarrh Remedy for a case of I CM in Head," Catarrh ot f Ozena,which he cannot ccrn Sold by Druggists at 50 cts TT C PIANO CO-. ts« class w-V 0 Agents. Xaints of patrons iu States iu Circular. The PENN Lelb iu Atlanta, has disappeared, and some This produced quite a laugh, and , Qnc up t , iat way tbinks it wi! | Lc a i ong : |> IT <> manv no doubt were firmly convinced;,. . . . , A A XU JLU pp , r RADWAFS READ! RELIEF , lor copying letters without Ihvss or Waters continues to grow in tavor wherete. - intro- that Beecher was right and that woman . ... , ; Joe Brown has sent in his rental oug it to nrcac i. | §25,000 for the last month for thc Wcst- SEoiitiE I.Ef WORTH j ern & Atlantic Railroad. anther jf the “shiuing lights,” in this; city bus withdrawn Irotn the Unitarian Mailed lalffr Subject 10 LflUftoslage. church and deserting his pulpit, and is j From the American ‘Newspaper Re- followed by a largo portion of his con- porter’ tve copy the following in refer- gregatiou. He now holds forth in Stein- eitce to mailed matter subject to letter way Hall, a place fitted up for amuse- ; p os tage A GENTS WANTED —Agents make more duC ed. audTh^ds ^R eise. uustneas light ana permanent. Car and Convenience, and a tubiic te-t of Jr tieulars free. G. i-tinson &. Co., hint Art I i—#.->,- . ^ est °* - s >x Publisher. Fortland, Maine. CUnSSS XilE WORST FAINS in from one to twentx minutes. Not ; years has fully established its genuineness aud ! reliability. It has only to be properly shown to be appreciated by all business men Ft ice 82 25 and upward. Address P. GaRHPtt A NERVOUS I \V Aj 11)!!* « and upward. Address P. GARRETT rV- j-'ljiVf vLO lxN } A.IAU & CO.. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania AGENTS VVAXTEr. ' Has published fur tbe hem fit of young men Eest^c!IiE£ books i Judges to earn their salaries. On the j * n S the North. 1 i o.ostation of peculiar ; mcnt an{ j j s used for that purpose ex-j “From official rulings of the Post Of- whole, the lawyers report a “beggarly account of empty” pockets, which argues no great disappointment on their part, since, from the proverbial modesty of the fraternity, they did not expect much, wa presume. Clients possibly fared wotse. Besides the Judge and Solici tor, the distinguished foreigners wete Gcu. Wright, of Augusta, Col, Lofton, of Macon, aud Messrs. Bowers, Oeking- ton and Lmd.-ey, of the Wilkinson bar. We once beard a chronic office hunter d fins the appointment he wished, as t.e having no woik and large pay.” 1 any ambitious youth is willing to be gin with half these conditions, dispens- j patient toil, he grasped clearly, by the ing with the latter, we commend a law-j ver N ra P tu re of genius. Well do we shop in old MilledgeviUe. | revere him, as the Apostle of constitu- tional liberty. But sectional bate was not the only development of “political intolerance” in our past history. In our own section parties raged against each other on triv ial issues of mere expediency. The fell spirit indurated into a despotic par- tyism, that few' dared defy. The tallest cowered before thc charge of political heresy, though preferred by ignorance. and exclusive devoliou to “the rights cep t on Sundays. Having had no op of the South,” was the broad gate way to popular favor. Southern Congress men drank whisky with jovial freesoil- ars at Washington, and heaped them with Billings gate at home. Dema gogues of every name and section held office, by fostering sectional hate, in their constituencies. The end was, as Jefferson predicted—“bitter an^ b'oody persecutions.'’ Marvellous, in deed, were the intuitions of that won derful man. What other statesmen, even his great compeer. Madison, saw dimly through the slow deductions of Revival of the Whig Party. There are indications that many in Georgia stand ready to move in the res urrection of the Whig Party, and are va- ri tusly sounding the popular heart for a response to their purposes. Whilst we yield to no one, in the k depth aud ardor of our reverence and admiration for that grand old Party that, for twenty years, j Emin ; nt ^ns were manned, out of fice Department, as compiled in ‘The One hour. after rcadipg this advertisement need any one | and others who suffer irom Nervousness, De- SUFFER WITH PAIN. j bility, &c., a treatise supplying the means of ■ Radttav s Ready Relief is a Cure for every I self-cure Written by one who cured liim.self. PAIS. ' and sent ftee on receiving a post-paid directed It v.is the first aud is j envelope. Address THE OSLY PAIN REMEDY NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, j Agents also wanted for Chicago and the that instantly .-tops the most excruciating j Brooklyn.N. Y. j Great Conflagration by Colbert A Chtn b-r pains, al lays Inilamation, and cures Conges- j ~~~ . ’ . , f ., lin, Editors Chicago Tribune^28 octavo pages! tions, whether ot the Lungs, Stomach, Bow- | (jKLAI UUllLNu 10 LOllSIlIllfTS} j Fully illustra'ed. 30,000 sold. Address" els. or other gUnds or organs, by one appli- ’ ,_in* Works of absorb-lli ng mterest. Agent® wan-lf 48pages Extracts,II nple Ensrarings, Cir-lfl n •n* tt * Ac.,free. * ■■■■ U. r, V eat, Pub., CiiL, O., and 58 Murray St, N, Y • - | ij i v» i / j) . 7 . n xii h uut unc cuij uuuutca) i*u i portuuity.for giving him a fair hearing, | Hand Hook tot i ostmasters, etc., how violent or excruciating the pai i ti • • I H. Knapp, New York, publisher.) all Rheumatic, Bed-fiddeu, Infirm, Cri I won no t o e pres y p j matter hereinafter unmed is made sub- Nervous, Neuralgic, or prostrated wit regarding his talents, but I have a no- | ject to letter postage, and every violation tion that he is perhaps a little self-con- j of the law as here laid down, subjects ceited and frothy. He will no doubt succeed iu building up a sepefate flock though. A METHODIST WOMAN PREACHER the offender to punishment^iy the U. S Courts. “Newspapers wrapped and sent to regular subscribers in paper on which has previously been written editorial or has been attracting considerable alien- ; other matter, printed catalogues or oth- ^ I nm rtwitvlnri moHaP m n »• L’ o /l a,< rr» t« i f ♦ a ■« .. tion recently. The houses are so crow cation. In from one to twenty miuutes, no matter pain th< ippled, with dis ease may suffer. The application of the Ready Relief to the part or parts where the pain or difficulty exists will afford ease and comfort. Twenty drops in half a tumbler of water will in a few moments cure Cramps, 8pasms Sour Stomach Heartburn, Sick Headache Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Colic, Wind in the Bowels, aud a Internal Fains. Travelers should always carry a bottle of Radway’s Ready Relief with them. A few And good business tor one or either sex in Sparta, Milledgev and adjoining towns; by which you can make Irom .$100 to $150 per month, with but little ; interference with ordinary business. Articles ; as staple as flour or cotton cloth. A good busi- ; ness for agents sure. Chib Circulars free.giv- ! ing complete iist of articles and commission al lowed. Horton, Brundaue & Co., 61 i Pine street, St. Louis, Mo. mar2-4w FOUND AT LAST f~ : abive, or J S Goodman, Chicago.or Edward wo persons of j f Hovev, Boston, or Fred M Smith, Auburn nlle, Louisville, . j{ y, or Waltou & Co., Indianapolis. Ind. polis. WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, For Coughs, Colds and Hoarseness. These Tablets present the Acid in Combi nation with other efficient remedies, in a popu lar form, (or the cure of all Throat aud Lung Diseases. Hoarseness and ulceration of the Throat are immediately relieved, and state- rat nts are con.-tantly bein? sent to the propri etor, of relief in cases of Throat difficulties of years standing. j i er printed matter marked or written up , , . . , u- I r . r i ■ ! drops m water wul prevent sickness or nains 1 on so as to convey other or furthet in- j {u f chatl£re of wa ^ er Ir is tetater p th ”* ; ed that umless one goe3 very early it is f ormat j ou than is giveu in the original ! French Brandy or BUters as a stimulent irnposaible to got standing room. 1 have not heard her. THE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION is one of the best places for young gen tlemen, and especially strangers in tbe city. They have a most excellent Bible class every Snnday afternoon. During the week various lectures and meetings are open for attendance, at night Mr. McBnmey, the Superintendanr, is cer tainly the embodiment of the perfect gentleman, with a mode] Christiau ; kind and gentle in his bearing, affable, atten tive and solicitous for the welfare of strangers and worthy visitors. THE FREIGHTS FOR CALIFORNIA print. FEVER ARD AGUE, “Music manuscript, hand-bills enclos- i I ever and Ague cured lor fifty cents; There j • i . .., . ! is not a remedial agent in this world that was ed in newspapers by publishers without ; cure Feve , and Ap * e , and all other Malar! “ pre payment ot letter postage, punisba ! jjdious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Y'ellow, and other ble by fine of five dollars for each of- j Fevers (aided by Railway's Pills) so quick as f tuse | Rad way’s Ready Relief. Fifty cents a bottle- p.;? M pr jtp Pl re“[ “ :zi“; health j _ beauty j i be a genuine appendage to the newspa per lu question, of the same essential character and printed in the same office. “Circulars which contain writing oth er than the address. (The introduction I of a date in writing, in a circular, sub- ! jects it to letter postage.) “Weating apparel, except when sent to non-commissioned officers and pri- Strong and pure rich blood—increase of flesh and weight—clear skin and beautiful comp exion secured to all. DR. RAD WAY’S SMtSAPAKiLLlAN RESllLVEAT Has made the most astonishing cures so quick so rapid are the changes the body tin- An Antidote for Fever & Ague. Q KELLOGG, 18 Piati street. New York, sole Agent for U. S. Send for Circular. «» 'Ic# i n ifi followed tbe leadership of Kentucky’s p.eerless sou, yet we cannot regard such endeavor to divide our people, as other than wantonly wicked and treasonable, even, to the vital interests of the whole South. Such a proposition has not, at this juucture, a shadow of a shade of jus tification. Questions of mere expedi ency as to the disposition of the proceeds o! sales of public lands, or the degree of protection to be given in the collection of the national revenues, are not in is sue, aud if they were, to the people of ^ Georgia they would he a very mockery of insignificance in comparison those great constitutional issues upon which depend the very life of this Common wealth. And besides, the maddest Whig that ever haled his neighbor for calling himseii a Democrat, has a perfect and indisputable right in the present Demo cratic PaWy in Georgia, as the noisiest patlizun that ever knelt at the shrine of Martin Van Buren. No patriot lias a right to be outside of that party. Dis creet patriotism demands that every citizen hold, not only himself firmly to his position in our new Georgia Demo cratic Paity, bat that he hold his neigh bor to the same, so far as ho is able. Political existence as a free people, is the stake, and we cannct afford to imper il it by factious divisions. Desertion is no worse than, by malicious denuncia tion, to diive another from his post. Anathema be that Pharisaic spirit that says, “I am a better Democrat than you.” The bond of our Union is not in a name. That were unworthy. Ours is a higher, worthier—pure, holy. It is love fog our own stricken land and devotion to tho-'e all reason, not for want of patriotism or personal worth, nor for false political te nets, or vicious views of Federal rela tions, but because of party affiliation. The owner of eight hundred slaves on tbe lower Mississippi, was heralded as an abolitionist, and partyism was mad enough to believe it. We hated our neighbor because he styled himself a Democrat, a Whig, or American. The war and a common suffering thereafter, united us in feeling, as we had ever are attracting some remarks just now. ! ed matter without destroying the wrap- The failure of ihe Pacific Railroad iu U er » be sbould cbar & 6 ,etter P osta S e 0,1 dergoes, uuder the influence of this truly wonderful Medicine. va^es serving in the armies of the United ) r- , th , at . . g fatlj8< Every day an Increase in Hesh and Weight is Seen and Felt. States. “If a postmaster cannot examine print one in opinion on the consequence of snow, ha scaused an irrf-’ mense rush of freight for the steamship lines. Extra vessels are put on, but still tbe dock and Canal street for blocks, with all manuscript matter for publica- alrnost as far back as Broadway, is don in newspapers or magazines. it. Tim OKU.IT 1STOOD TlItlTlTR Every Crop of the Sarsaparilian Resolvent communicates through the Blood, Sweat Urine, and other fluids and juices of the sys- 0 % -,, THOMSON '8 WORLD-RENOWNED PATENT Glove-Fitting CORSET. If you want the most sat isfactory, best-fiiting and the cheapest Corset fonts real Taiue, you have ever worn, buy Thomson’s GENUINE PATENT GltYf-Fininj. ' ainedscci x rer N Ci ’rt. -xs ever at- Kingstice, S. C., Dec. 31, 1869 MR. B. K. MOISE :—Dear Sir: I deem j it my duty and only an act oj - justice to your self, that I should make t he following state ment, coining as it does from one who for many years hail no faith in “ Patent Medi cines,’ and I have persistenty refused to use eua.er .n t_:s or any [ other country. As now made in ieEgth and fullness of oust. crowded with drays, all waiting their turn to draw near aud unload- -all night many drivers have to wait and watch. The idea of waiting forty-eight, and in some cases a greater number of hours, to them for any purpose whatever, I must say “Newspaper with the initials of the tent the vigor of life, for it repairs the wastes i that I have used your Fever and Ague Pills in sender on the wrapper, or a book with of the body with new and soud material. Scrof-j my practice'this Fall, and have never in the words Dcomnliments ’ etc. written in ula ’ ®>jP hl:ls ’. Consumption, Glandular dis : ffist instance failed to relieve my patients. I * U ’ ( . i ’ ease, U Ice is in tbe throat. Mouth, Tumors, i have now frequent calls iu my drug store for ~ Nodes in the Glands and other parts of the ! your Fever aud Ague Pills. I am averse to system, Sore Eyes, Stiumorous discharges ' “Samples of wood and metal type and I lrijm f *‘ e Far>, and the worst forms of Skin j J r diseases, Eruptions, Fever Sores, Scald Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas. Aeue Black Spots. (Forms in the Flesh, Tumors, brass rule “Circulars addressed to different par IT CANNOT BE IM PRO YD. Every Corset i9 stamped with th' name Thomson and the trade mark, a Crown. Kept by all first-class dealers. , THOMSON, LANGDON & CO., Sole Owners of Patents, 391 Broadway, New Y’ork. Oh, Would I were a Child giviuglaipe quantities *>f quinine,or continuing Us use long, and lean safely say that M oise’s ; Come and receive vigor and sHeu^hTomTe Fovcr and Ague Pills bus it place and leaves i wonderful South American TONIC' the patient no unpleasant symptoms. I wish 1 ties but enclosed in one package. j Cancers in the Womb, and all weakening and J that your “Fever and Ague Pills' ee of nubli- ' P*' nful discharges. Night Sweats, Loss of “ “Newspapers from the office of pt that you may have the satisfaction o*f knowing jj |J IJ Jj] A lieved many under my treatment when other cation upon the wrappers of which the I 5per "! and . a11 wa ^ e8 of the Gfe principle I medicines that I have tried have failed to do, matters of the law.” From the founding of the Union, in 17S9, nine-tenths of the Southern people have agreed sub stantially iu the construction of the Constitution, aud the powers and rela tions of the States and Genera! Govern ment. The most latitudinous Southern Whig was as strict a constructionist as the most stringent Northern Democrat. Clay, Stephens and Prentiss held the same constitutional priaciples with Pierce, Dickinson and Campbell. What folly then in our past intolerance. To day, the Georgia Democracy, discarding all minor differences, stands on the con stitution, its only platform. The supre macy of tho white race i6 its great pur pose—thc conservation of the rights of the States, its chcsen means. Within these, there is no room for “politcal in tolerance.” Henry C. Talbot has been arrested in Macon, on a charge of larceny after the trust. Tbe amount is just $4,000, cool money, that the above gentleman has misapplied for his employer, Mr. K. 11* . . , | a , . . are within the curative range of this wonder . . , , ( _ , . , e . , . i business'of any oilier hrm may bo print- 0 f Modern Chemistry, and a few days use weightier discharge a load of valuable Height is j ed. will prove to any person using it for either of certaiuly not tbe most salutary, and es- \ “Manuscripts for pamphlets aud C or- ; Gese forms of disease its potent power to pccially while cold is severe. j reeled proof*. _ j ^XotoSy Joes the Sarsapanllian Resolvent The clcvalcd railroad is iu full opera- Newspapers containing sciaps of excels all known remedial agents in the cure , , T , cloth, a catalogue or any other printed ; of Chronic, Scrofulous, Constitutional, and tion, and has been for a good while. It ma t( er> a boak upon thc fly leaf of which ; ^kin diseases; but it is the only positive cure; , « — is a novel sight to me to go whirling I j s written a name. ; tur kidney and Bladder Complaints, Urinary | Manhood; How Lost, How Restored I Blood I » sof 6 *nd perfect remedy for ail dis- , , , , , , “I tt * ii -a- it! i \\ omb diseases, Gravel. Diabetes, Dropsy i T ,c ' u ' eases of the Liver and Spleen, Enlargements through cn a level with |he second story All communications wholly or paitly Stoppage of AA'ater, Incontinence of Urine i Just published a new ! orObstruction of Intestines, Urinary Uterine ’ a m »il I 1* 1 ^ * * TV * * * * - *■ -alflSeJWt Ailiftnn f* TY riT’T ; A kJ I A * * * principles of cotiStitpliottal liberty, upon I H » ski “ s - Lonisv.lle, Kentucky. Y’onrs respectfully J. S. B1IOCKINTON, M. D. For sale by L. W. HUNT & CO., MilledgeviUe, Ga. For sale by A. H. BIRDSONG & CO, Sparta, Ga. jan29-6m—r p Long and successfully used in its native coun- try as a Powerful Tonic, and Potent Purifin- of the Blood, it is found even to exceed the an ticipations founded on its great reputation. According to the medical and ecientific period ical of London and Paris, it possesses the most Powerful Tonic properties known to Materia Medica. Dr. IV ells' Extract oj Juruheba, — ■ L S , 3 p e, ; fect remedy fo.- all Diseases of the of houses over the noisy and thronged ; writiug, whether enclosed iu a sealed ; fright s Disease, Albuminuria, and in all ca , . , 1 or unsealed envelope, streets, as smoothly, and almost as rap- , .« Any word or communication, wheth- idly as on a regular railroad train.— er by printing or writing, mark or signs Many business men use this road forgo- j upon the wrapper of a'newspaper or oth ing and returning to iheir homes up- ! er printed matter, other than the name t own> ’ and address of the person to whom it is I suppose work will soon he recom- sent . aud ,bo datc wben ,he subscription menced on the underground railioad as ex P ircs the bursting of the ring has upset some of'Tweed’s big railroad schemes. Washington’s birthday. I might mention that quite 3 proces sion paraded on that day, consisting of many different societies. One of the most attractive iu feature, was that of “Any description of' mail matter pass ing at less than letter rate must he so ses where there are brick-dust deposits, or the water is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the white of an egg, or threads like white silk, or there is a morbid, dark billions ap pearatice. and white bone-dust deposits, and when there is a pricking, burning sensation when passing water, aud pain in the Small of the Back aud along the Loins. DR, RAD WAY’S PERFECT PUKIiATIVE PILES. perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet enclosed or wrapped as to admit of ex 1 gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, and animation without destroying ihe wrap- s ( |en Kriicn. Rad way s Fills, for tbe cure of DCr » all disorders of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, ” ; Kidneys, Bladder, A'ervous Diseases, Head — - ache, Cousti pat ion, Costiveness, Indigestion It is rare indeed, that a woman suffers ! T®”.’ B p i°" S ¥ ? er ’ In * •ii, „ i ii • j nammation of the Bowels, Piles, and all De Washington’s carriage, nearly one bun- . ba uc,nat, ° 1 iat °f the rang-ements of tbe Internal Viscera. War- dred years old, which had been brought ! Michigan wife who left a pLosperous ranted to effect a positive cure. Purely Veg- on for the occasion. It is a massive and husband and . a fani,l f of children to work j deleterious dmgs^ U ° merCUry ’ ,mneral8 ’ or rather cumbersome looking vehicle com- I as a ser V n hi another family, lest ber i observes the following symptoms resulting pared with modern improvements. ! carelessness and extravagance should ; from Disorders of the Digestive Organs: ° Foster, the car hook murderer, has i bring rulD u P on tbe household, If tbe i A few doses of Radway’s Pills will free the been re-sentenced and will be hung on i Dast little bit of the same sort of iusani- M'entsierBox b ''luTT* 3 n disor - d ® rs the 22d of March. The trial of Stokes ; ^ 8bol | ld . tak e possession of the sex in Read “False P aud True.” Send o'SflcUer. for the murder of F'isk, is progressing | S enera '» it might contribute somewhat stamp to Radway &, Co., No 87 Maiden Lana rather dubiously towards solving the question of cheap , New York. Information worth tbousapds wil J Ty living' be sent you. More woo. H, I r Jui/ 4 i87i. S ei 7 edition of DR. CUL ; or Abdominal Organs. Y ERWELL’S Cele- j It is strengthening and nourishing. Like “rated Essay on the nutncious food taken into the stomach it as- radical cure (without I simiiates and diffuses itself through the circu- medicine) of Spema ; lation, giving vigor and health. torriioe, or Seminal Weakness, Involunfarv ‘ acSdTcif 'ri ?° Wels .’. quiets tlie s?»“.. ^ is i s?*±sk thy and vigorous action to whole J KELLOGG, Platt St., New York L^Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents. Price One boUle^ Scn^ffir'Cfficn- 1 lie celcorated.author, in this admirable es lar stun ior Lircu gance feblO r n p 4w say, clearly demonstrates from a thirty rears' successful practice, that the alarming* conse quence of self abuse may be radically cured . _ without the dangerous use of internal medicine (jinir.P Kofl’nO' ond Plonfinir or the application of the knife; pointing out a UIIUlLv RalllJD HDll IldlillDii mode of cure at once simple, certain,and ef- j factual, by means of w inch every sufferer, no i matter what his condition may be, may cure j himself himself cheaply; privately, and radi- i cally. E3F* This Lecture should be in the hands ot i every youth and every man in the laud. Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any | address, postpaid on receiptof six cents, or two i post stamps. Also, Dk. CULVERWELL’S “Marriage Guide,’’price 25 cents. . j Address the publishers, CHA8.J. C. KLINE & CO., i 127 Bowery,N- Y., Post Office Box 4,586. i jau p 13 r 23 tf 1 Potatoes. 100 Barrels pure Early Rose. 50 barrels pure Early Goodrich. 100 barrels Jackson White’s. 50 barrels Pink Eyes. 100 barrel Peach Bfooms. 50 barrels Western Reds. The above Potatoes were selected with great care. Are engaged genuine pure seed. JAMES G. BAILEY & BBO, j«lG*4t 805 B^oad street, Augusta, Ga.