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THE DAILY SUN.
ALABAMA.
GEORGIA NEWS.
mntRAY'M LINE—NEW
1 9JW1 * SAVANNAH.
EVERY TUESDAY fbom bach poot.
Cftrteruville is going ahead. She li:us
a rami who can temper a mill pick, and
still she has determined not to be happy
without a cotton factory.
For admirable specimens of line writ
ing, we commend the Rome Commercial
vide its inane of June 6th, as follows: The
rain on Sunday evening was one of the
severest we have ever seen. Torrents of
dirty water swirled madly through the
sewers, and several bridges went sifting
to the sea. Two hogs were drowned.
The Rome Courier boasts of the fart
that a firm in that village received a bill
of lading dated Now York, May ‘28th.
The goods were shipped by the Great
Southern freight line—via Charleston—
on the 29th, and were receivi d at the
Horae depot on the 1st instant, ms king
the trip in less than fot>juh|VH and a half.
Thisia, we behove, the^Wost time ever
made between this city and New York.
A heavy storm prevailed Wednesday
afteninraft^JV* lightening struck a ma-
ie»
'* - 1<■ sides f> >r ten or
Adrcrtiser.
'. ! ' 1 -ra Richmond,
Sp^|^SB^Wll^^P»uiwiireini-iit H. I uu^
Cull«'g<- ill .1
An Indian Legend—The Same
Not Vouched For-—Lafayette,
Its Past, Present and Future.
'smiTiji' BSNmo machines.
LpBioui. la.iio.wMwm mo. * 1 **. ■
I. HE JILT SMITH
J. W. HEARD,
LaFavette, Ada., Jane 5, 1871.
Editor of tub Bun: I write yon from
thie plaoe end kin my bond at yon. Tbis
in Alabama. Yon know what that means.
Borne very lengthy periods sgo, t lot of
Indians bad stolen some horses over in
Georgia or South Carolina, and were pur
sued by a lot of pale faoea (who wanted
the horses themselves). Well, the lo the
poor Indian outran their brother thieves
so far that the latter quit the drive and
wenUmeklm^after 4*1. sr hones. Bo
nr
f "I
HI rent " j
f l ,'-nhsfi ■■■liug i>f I a
MOW TO REMIT MUSHY.
We will be responsible for the safe arrival of all
money sent u* by Regis‘orod Letter, by Express, or
by Draft, but not otherw 1m. if money Mnt In an
uuregiatered letter la lost. It must be the loaa of the
person Mndlng it
No paper will be sent from the office till it is paid
for, and names will always be erased wheu the line
paid for expires.
ass steamships
.DEARBORN, Commander.
i.tbUyUAY. Commander,
IsDU,...,
VIHttO,
leaves each port EVERY TUESDAY.
Through bills of lading given by those steamships
by all Railroad connections, aud also through bills
lading given in Hat ana ah ou CoUott dosUned for
Liverpool and Hamburg Uy first class atsauudiips.-
For freight or passage, apply to
HTHTTER A dlklMKLL, M Bay stmt
Make ap Clabs.
Ws shall make Tns Sum lively, fresh and Inter
esting—containing all the latest news. We shall
Oil It wtih good reading matter, and shall have in
each issue as much reading matter as any paper in
Georgia, and we shall soon enlarge and otherwl^
improve it so a* to give it a handsome appe^^^J
and make It easily reed aud desirable to hau^^Bl
family.
W< x-k our friends to use a little
a - lub lor in- at ev.-ry 1—t olUre.
\ m ry little eilort is sI
n 1 ; i. list.
PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH MAIL STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
ruiusoELPiiM jt.ru u-
rajr.r.tu.
looking into. tfl
Buian mytholofl
whole of tjiftl
wm ply ‘ At
EVERY SATURDAY FROM bach port.
INSURANCE ON COTTON BY STEAMERS ON
LINK ONE HALT PER CENT.
CABIN PASSAGE .»30
DECK, with subsistence 10
Ml lias la composed of the first class steamships
WYOMING...; ..TKAL. Oommaader.
TONAWANOA BARRETT, Oomnugider
Ohs of ihass steamships leave each port EVERY
SATURDAY. Through bills lading furuUlmS by
these steamships by all railroad connection a For
(MUM or rumh., (W ill , ,
HUNTER A OAMMELL.
WEEKLY PER ANNUM
->n
Twenty
Fifty
Single Copy, Six
Tun o •• “ I
Ten •* •• 1
Twenty •• •• l
Fifty •• •• j
THE BOSTON AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP LINK
Tbs stoanuihips
Orlsktwl,...:.. Capt. F. M. Swan.
Vlrksbarg, Capt 8. II. VArraKW*.
CABIN FARE RIO 00
]>BOJt ~ 10 00
Through bills »f lading given by railroad agents lo
Boston, and in Boston by Steamship a touts to pnn-
olpal points in Georgia, Alaama aud Florida.
Ǥ_ Through bills of lading given to Providenee,
FauRivsr. Portland, Lowell. Lawreuto, Ac.
Passage tickets sold at railroad depot and stats
rooms secured in advance by writing agents in Sa
vannah. RICHARDSON A BARNARD,
Agents, Savannah.
». NICKERSON A CUL,
Dealer* in Cmsthn.
• of pronoun-
istence in an
JJICE A MITCHELL HAV1 ON HAND A LABOR
quantity of Dry Oak Lumber, mi (able tor (raiding
ragons; also all kiad of Fra—leg md ptnieftu
Lumbar, in their Lumber Yard, Luckle street.
HWTtehall street, re-
Twtrona for former
i to busiueas to merit a
#1*26 ly
courage Southern Kilterprise
>B. ROBSON — Hiufoki Factory.—
Parker's Building, Broad St., Atlanta, Ua.
| all kinds of Bnn.ms, of Bran Oof* ;
•Beits the pstrousge of Dealer* generally—
I moderate. F«b. 97 3m
and wbdQtbe
was out to gra
occasion for M
New Lumber Yard,
junction or
MARIETTA AND WALTON ITI.«
ALL KINDS Of
[LE Bays.
lenoj’8 con
ow what ia
I AM GLAD HE HAS COME.
Best l’sp«r llungrr In the
a k b b m
C . JTANTLY on hand^^
lT SOUTHERN 8T*A*
BVKHY THU Kg
'if this Line can be ■
ipsn policy at one-half 1
charge for
eclal Attention to
Mihrlsy, Knrn/lmre Brpmirinf, sir.,
i satisfaction. Furniture covers cut, made and
granted. Hair and spring msttrogses made to
All kinds of household furniture aud up-
ry done at the shortest notice. I have re-
to DeGive's Opera House, under May sou's
D Wareroom, ou Marietta street.
C. V ■ BROWN.
6m Late of Richmond, Va.
CONTRACTOR aud BUILDER
I Before
the most i
ay The Baltimore and Savannah St
learners nail from Savannah during
HTlWl, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1871.
NO.
THU CHICAGO I11GOTKY.
Formal KxpuMen of tha Rev.
f'has. K. Clieney from I he Pro
testant l'piHcn|i',il Clinrclt.
(From thsChlc . r .-^publican, June 9
Rev. Charles Edward Cheney bj
more a reverend in the Protcstaut ”
oopal Church of America. The
cable sentence w).i"h removes h ; i
his mininteiial oftiee lms
n<>micfd t the prominciameuto
Bidhop of fhu diocese informing !
the uuiileuuaut fact that he f
from the pulpit bua Lc.eu deliven
THE EXTREME LIMIT
of the dioccaan authority has
reached by Bishop WhitehooM.
Mr. Cheney received the letter of i
pulsion on Thun»<lny night, at the^
Hc.wiwimble hour of 11 o’clock,
p* iu:« uhly disponed people, eleries l
otln TH, are Kiipiios ul to l>e in bed.
tile Cathedral, yiaLuday inoruiug,
Bishop formally pronounced the
teuce recommended by .the Eeeleaia
cul Court. Mr. Cheney wmh not pres
to hear his doom healed. The reveri
gentleman looks u»H*n the whole
ery philosophie even, uud hau i
pinions a
of tlm wiudeuH me”
oongre-
C’heney
OHM,
the Episcopal
l that Rev.
York, willoc-
liurch. He,
i ltrench be-
:’ott« r, and is
,«ufYhe iudepeu-
I Oenoral Muperlnt endent ol’
BulldlniTH, nnd all* Manner
ol’ Curpentei'd’ Work.
fWIHE undersigned would respectfully
JL anuoumn to tlm public that h* has loca
ted hiuisclf on tho corner of (irtthh and Spring
streets, imar Rico A MiU ln-U n 1.umber Yaid, where
M bs premoves to roceivs Contracts fur BuiidlJl'/ aud
general Carpenters’ Work, wliicli lie proposes to
carry out to the satisfaction of all concerned ; and at
as low figures as any one. Unmakes a speciality of
Stair Building, and proposes to give satisfaction.
U BANKSTON.
Whitehall street, between Mitchell and I’oters
mh 11-dSm
B. Z. DUTTON,
PRACTICAL
STENCIL CUTTEK, IIESIUJiER AM»
ESUKAVEK1
HAWUVAOTTBICB OF
RA8S ALPHABETS, DRY AND
FLUID STENCIL INKS, Stencil Dies, Steel
Diea, Railroad and Hotel Checks, Marking
No. 61 Whitehall ML, a fow doors belov
B
HUm;
Ucfrcsljmcnts.
CITY BREWERY.
Oerner Collins an«l Harris Strrrtsi
Fechtor k Mercer, Proprietor*.
Office in Okl Post Office Building, next Gate City Bar,
^n^gk.tla.nt«., O-oorgia.
T. F. OHADim
R. R. ALE HOUSE*
2 2
Alabama Ml root Atlanta. Go.
J U8T received, a liue lot of Champaign,
Jersey Cider. Families supplied at their
koBses. A fine assortment of the best
LiqUOllH, WIN IX
and aegars always ou baud. Bottled Ales aud Porter
a specialty. Ales, Beer and Champagne Jersey CuUr
on draft Gall ou Gradv and away pleased.
deAtf
Uncle Jack Coughlin,
H AYING disposed of hhi inten^t in
the old -TS Saloon," on the comer oi
and Alaliama streeu, hat located himself under the
Wd Post office, corner same streets, in the
BUK-milH HA LOO. t .
Where EVERYTHING IS READY tor the
scorarnudsUou of his old friends, arid s< many new
ouesas may Uiink proper to gikuhnu a call. Uncle
JoIaU pays espectal atuntion m the lirasr man, both
DRINKS
Jt.rii CUt.D HUTCHES.
am.
LE BON TON,
JT». 14 PtacMrtt Hirer!, near Ike
.rational Hotel.
EVERT DAY.
nCHTIB A HEHCKH'O
LANDSBERQ'
LUMBER YA»
OPPOgrrl QE0B01A BAILBOAD DIPOtT.
ATLANTA,6A.
Sawed MUagMIi Mac
XjAtli., White Pino
Sn.h, Window. <*>
Blind.
Jtll XMi ot Urestrd and
framing Imrtcr.
ftbn-lj A. LANDUUO * 00.. Frautotm.
BEDBUGS, SC.,
never failing, boxes double the else as others. Her
metically sealed and always fresh. For sale at
wholesale at Pcmbertsn, Taylor and Co.*s,
and all other druggists. fsbtS-ly
THOU. HAMPTOK, B. t>. SALVOBS, F. A. BAB SOU It
Drake'* Creek Mills.
F. A. BARBOURS CO.,
| ^EAI.KBH IX
FLOUR,
MEAL,
k SHIP STUFF,
raejernkur. mafrrercmtr.
*r moHiacr wuc* taid tor wbrai. -»
Ml pn. ltio. (Witcwd M UM <hpot It— «< .A—g.
mrlua
To Parties Desiring to Build
rpHF. iiml-t-lfnel wo»M r—pe-fuUy intetm (A,
1 ciU—ua ot AtUnU 1AM h. U ww to
Mjmnimlnd IA. Umildlmr mm* MAUir, —
Ik. f«al.Atar n.pmi*mnt —V- J* mm,
ciflll-lk. Mmrnoima ».»WW
Mr*ti.
tlie Bishop
anil
4 ATLANTIC (OU STATE)
Train arrives 11H
rraiu h-aves
arrives 1:.ShJ7
n 1, uv ' ,s 8:1- n.
iMiMk"'-" jo.
moduli.Ill hat,.* j,.
(AUOr.^TA) BAILBOAD.
Day Train on Sunday.) .
Train arrives r.:40 J
Tram leaves , r >.;ut M
wm^m TrhU ' * rnv, ‘ H i!.-*!' m
|NNN^NNH| Train loaves
W"' kioiw^u Accommodation arrives ..8:05 a.
Accommodation leaves....0:46 s.
. AMD WESTERN BAILTOAD.
seugcr iTalu arrives 10:00 p.
Night Passenger Train leaves 3:28 p.
Day Passenger Train arrives 2:10 p.
Day Passenger train leaves 6:00 a.
ATLANTA AMD WEST POIML BAILBOAD.
Night Passenger Train arrives 10:07 s.
Night Pssssnger Train leavss 3:00 p. :
Day Passenger Train arrives 6:16 p.:
Day Passenger Train leaves 7:10 s.:
ATLANTA AMD RICHMOND AIR-LINE BAILBOAD.
Regular Passenger Train arrives 4:30 p. :
Regular Paseontter Train loavea 7:90 a.:
Inn, but
ier<‘ on
toad.
ranyetto was one o]
Wkp» of residence in
^Mti now for purity
^Krarchaud school
^H^d. The l>usi-
lint not u
WBBK next cotton
ns been
'•iuity
fee on the ml of J)
nra. was struck and
iv tms in the very
g quiet and rest—
Ixed np at present
et very fair aocoin
ured nere at mod-
modiit^B
erabt cxn
I woJ
about tbq
its rolatio
SAVE YOU
BKIlltary.
A Washington dispatch of June 3d
hnrch every
nd the doors
hop's orders,
fp' ji them, if wo
a with our fin-
p»ans wrote to Horace
„ in Whether he would
ninti-TiiM^nAme Fn ho used iu connec-
*on with ftie Presidency. An attempt to
*anslate his reply resulted us follows :—
'Dear Sir—I am vaccinated and yawn-
Sg at Ishmael; lie surely is not fishing
shad till the while at Sims’, but I wrote
fi Hast | ^ i^ e ^ fetch her forth ; deception is
Green . h ? lUS underrated viciously if Idaho fails.
ciously
IjikSfots promise to wait. Uerhups spirits
alc ehded—«utucl>; my bow. Bores.
"Hubaum Greeley. ”
Two friends of a pastor were disenss-
*“V ing the libemtitj of Jiis people in pro-
planks, pmwing through the Boor, ami v , ai for )ll8 ‘..^Uy is it,"
killing a calf that had taken refuge un- mli one> that th ,. v lire so mn „ b morc
generous toward their pastor than other
churches in proportion to their means?”
eatli was killed. The next after-'
noon the Augusta road depo f was struck,
and considerable damage resulted. Strik
ing the northern end of tho warehouse,
tho current ran down, tearing off the
SAFEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST
7FRUIT JARS
Iu the market,
MoBBTPE cibOO.,
[ ANUFACTURER8’AGENTS FOR
FBl'IT JAMS .ad JKT.LY Tl'MHI.tK*
t—a . pitted — n. un«. ,
ly ft Corpirt, AwMtecto.
JOHJT C. jncnOLH)
”T I
Thomas *. «Mm,
VV ,TH ®“ y00 ‘ * “ 0WI WtSUl. B— W
PURE BOURDON AND BECnFIED WHISKIES,
SOAP, CAXDLltS, OOAL 01
A,™.--**
No 216 Oouuaor«iaI SnS. aoA tw ME fiWorth
B T. LOUIS, MO.
tprlMta
Macon & Augusta E.R.
DAF ruu>n «kti*V itt. iunATa aipaorao.'
LCBVft AngUFtB •«•••■< I 1
TaMvo Mftcon bI I -
AirlvoBt Macon it 1 1
Arrive at Augueie el 1 « 1
•%. The (lev paneeager train arriving at lb
Ear.wia raffia, oloeeoonneeti^
> day paMMn«er train tor Atlanta, ft
rad all yoinfte oa tfte Oeerfte MX
: at A Urate with tniae for the wii
Mecoaetftft. M., wtK
mftk with np
WraUlngUm
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
• ATLANTA INTELLIGENCER”
> ' OFFICE.
Y VTHTt’B OF AN ORDKB FROM THK IloN-
1 orible Dietrlct Court of tbe i’nltcl state*
I be *o)d fire from ell cncnrabreucc*.
THURSDAY, the 16th day of
ne, 1811. «i No. 20 WlttWiutn Street Atlanta, O* .
dewnillJeV'HwIi, Fit,, the entire e«UMi*lunent
of the ATLANTA INTELLIGENCER OFFICE, con-
el*tinf ae follow*:
NEWS ROOM:
a large font of ftervter, Nonpareil, sever
al foal* of DUftUy Typo* Oeeee, Htrad*. Ba. k*. v ha-
eea, Maleev eta, ell compket* and In workiug order.
' TOB ROOMS:
OoaUina foOU of Small Pica, Long Primer, lire-
vier. Nonpareil, tngethor with ID font* of wood type
* r work, about 170 tonte of tyi*oa of dlffbi < nt
A tfeeonpUoB. iiaptalng atnue*, rad every
thing complete for e book aud Job office.
*-»<*« ‘V* rafcw*ot««»-
Jwgo Hoc QrlUi'ler Prrm, one hwirII
folio poat pre**, with laud* *n<l *t*nd*/i>r motive
pow*r. onu luuall Gordou l'n**, table*, etc,, all iu
^“^uodknmum:
Coutaloft oft# of HthDk'e BaUug Ifkohtno*. one
fltoafttag pate*, two pepor cutter*, one W>4rd ontter,
a complete Bet of blnucr*’ tool*, one cabinet with
tpaa,ene week beadto ffileompleta end (a gt>od
working order.
Aiao.
The Dnaiuosa Office tom tare, coneletlng of one
large aaf*. deeke, Mklee, chair*, one cop>lng pn «*.
c. >UDtar*, fto. Hold a* the pmpnrty of Jared 1. WhR-
aker, 1> bankruptcy. TKHMHOASH.
N. R. FOWLER, Aealgnee.
f -..wst.
Ill AlE’l^m LAWYERS
llliAll I\ kT* and Ooaiit> nft-ra
era eerare REAlihajM Tuft gun offioe, Aitauia. O*
WfuiJYvI ^™a- cubbi.n-
JpXwx"*" ft * OY. of all denominaUou*. for
which a fhlr price will be paid.
maytl-St Cor Whitehall and UuuU-r *ftv«U.
ill you gome more
proapccts, its crop*,
'r sections, its itreiles*
tination, .Vc^K people are eijoyinu K*vou up their entire crops as u failure,
all the things I have named above, and A
aaji:
Upon the return of General Sherman from hi*
Southern and Weetern ioapection tour, toward the
end of the month, the expected reorgauizatnni of tin-
military divinion* and department* into which th*
country i* divided, will probably take place. The
detail* are not yet fully arranged, but it i* under
stood they involve tbe transfer of LieuU-nat General
Sheridan from Chicago to New York, from which
point he will exerclae a command extending over a
territory embracing in it* limits all tbe geographical
possibilities arming out of tbe euforcemeut of tbe
Ku-Klux act of tbe Tate aeaaiou of tbe old aud uew
('ougreas. From tho Pacific coast, General Schofield
will probably be called to command the division of
the Missouri, wisely *"’■*-
Indian country, and t!
* ‘ed Indian Jurisdiction.
ueral Meatle will be likely to succeed to the com
mand of the Pacific division, unless be should prefer
to remain ou the Atlantic slope, In which case he
could receive a department oommand under the
Lieutenant- General, and General Halleck, now In
commaud In the South, will tm restored to Lis cov
eted poat et Men Fraud* .. Tho department of the
lakes will. In all probability, be discontinued, and
it* commander, General Cooke, find the reward of
long and fhlthful eernoe in the repose of the retired
list. Other changes, contingent upon those now
foreshadowed, are also probable, but they are in an
inchoate condition at present, and do not afford
enough ground for a safe prediction of their cliarac-
yet they are, like other folks—“not liap-
f>y.” They expect to be, thongh, and 1
hope the day is not far distant when
their expectations will be realized.
( M.
Folly of Proecrlptftoa.
The New York Tribune closes an edi
torial on “Decoration Day,” as follojra
A Heroic Brakesman.
Tho Mobile and Ohio Railroad carry what is called
Jiabuntible car, one In which they transport coal
*~7 ae freight traia
oil anti powder. Yesterday morning a
r . _ji lamp, baker
will in the car to got out a barrel of gasoline. From
sofa* cans* tbe gas became Ignited, and in a moment
the lorrvl, aide and floor of th* car were in flame*.
Notwithstanding there were forty kegs of powder in
the cur. h. Tiflsny. brakesman, rau and seised his
blankets, dsehed into the car. ami actually smothered
out the flames. Hi* blanket*, his hands, clothes and
free were burned, while the car was badly scorched.
Captain Sprout, of the ice car. assisted materially.
* much credit cannot be awarded Tiffany for his
teas, his devotion to duty. As a ">*» ora family
ho risked too much, and President Murdock cannot
>rUc such a man too highly—Jadcsm i7Viwmjm4)
priao su
Democrat
On the evening of June 2d. all things ware as calm
as usual in our little town, but the news of murder
was swiftly passing from ear to ear. It was soon
known that Mr. Byruin Allen, a cittacn of this
couuty. had been shot, while going home, by some
one l»wng In ambush, about one wile from town,
from which wound ho died within au hour. There
as a young man with Mr Allen wlu u he was shot,
nd young man testifying that ho only saw the
molw of the gun a short distance from them lu the
buahr*. Homs tracks were found where the mur
derer bed necessarily to cross the nod in order to
escape. Vo okas, as yet, he to who the murderer
A Baltimore poet taking up an old theme, gives
the eud of Cleopatra in thie style ;
"8b# got e liMJe p’iaoo snake,
Aud hid it in her gown ;
It gave ft* little tail a shake ;
And did bar Job up brown.
She tumbl' d down upon her bed,
Where she was wont to lie.
Removed her chignon from her heed
And folioftftitvuy."
d era eat h. Several persona were in thi
house at the time, but fortunately they
escaped unhurt.—MiUedyvUle Recorder.
Up to the time of our last notice of tho
crop prospects, everything was doing fine
ly, but the floods of rain since that time
have greatly altered the aspect of affairs.
Many fanners are discouraged and have
great deal of the o->tton bus l*eeu
drowned out, and that which remains
is overrun with grass. Some have nl
ed ap the cotton and planted instead pe.-ts
or corn. Very little cotton will be made
with the present prospects. Coro looks
very fine, in fact too fine. The rain has
caused it to rau up rapidly, and theblulks
a a c:
“Because,” said the other, “he has
schooled them to such liberality toward
tho various benevolent causes of the day
that they have come to apply the same
scale to himaelf and family.” The an
swer was correct, and the principle is ono
of uutversal application.
drought.—Mil-
are too
Icdfferille Recorder.
Savannah has but one public billiard
room.
Si&
It is in view of all tho solemn lessons
of the day that we express our deep re
gret that another anniversary has come j It is thought by many of our citizens
which shall not witness the completion ■ that if the Central doo* not snooeed iu
of the work for which the patriot dead ; getting the Macon A Western thut it will
gave up their lives. The public mind is | oppose the building of the M icou A
/..n- -a. .• i *- KnoxviUe Railroad. We trust that in no
event will this be the case ; !>>i that Rood
would be of vast benefit to tin* old Cen
tral, but not to tho Macon A Western.—
Tliis city sorely needs this ucw liue to
the northwest, and wo must and will have*
it in spite of opposition coining from any
snares whatsoever. And should the Cen
tra! interpose any obstacle, it would only
have the effect of stim dating its friends
with fanatical zeal. —JAiowe TVhymph.
One of tho oditors of the Mucou Tele-
>h writes from S« uth-Wcst Georgia:
damage to the cotton crop of thin
section cun hardly be estimated. Iu a
careful survey of fifty acres by tho writer,
he is satisfitHi that not less than five have
been completely washed up and doH-
troyod. Tho laud, too, where tho least
uuuulating, has been greatly injured.—
Thouiuiuds of gullies now fuirow the soil
with uuhightly rents, where washes have
never oocurrod before. The stands of
cotton are defective, and the plant
Ruffe ring from grass aud the lack of work,
though looking more healthy since the
wcuther has changed warmer. In point
of time it is fully three weeks later than
usual. Tho corn crop, unless a sudden
drouth sets in, will bo overwhelming.—
Everywhere it looks green and tlouriah-
iug, aud is beginning to shoot tho tassel.
Monv farmers are propuriug to give it
tho finishing work.
The crop prospects lietween Klberton
and Washington arc very fine—fur better
than any I have seen. The wheat fields
nre numerous and t o iipiiearunoo of rust;
the stand is good, vim stalk tall, with
not yet fully at ease in regard to the con
quests of right and justice achieved at
such enormous cost, and throughout the
South there are still the smoldering
embers of ill will and discontent, kept
alive by an unwise and impolitic pre
scription. Only when the impotent pro
test against the course of events has
ceased among thoae who appealed years
ago to the arbitrament of the sword—
only when all distinctions as to civic
rights and duties have passed away
among the victors and vanquished in
that mighty struggle, will the living 1m>
at peaca and the dead be justly glorified.
Let us earnestly hope that iu tho closing
days of future Sjirings we may see a
whole nation doing homage in harmony
to its dead, and reconciled enemies stand
ing by the graves in which their resent
ments are buried, united by the loesous
of bitter experience, in patriotism aud
religion, in peace and good will.
The London 7\mes of May 16th, has
an article on the goverumeut of the fu
ture of France, when the Com mane shall
have been suppressed. It says tliat an
impatience of slow progress, and a conse
quent resentment of compromise, consti
tute the standing difference in the pro
gress of France. The yearnings after
order and peace of a nation wearied by
dissension and disaster appear just now
to support a movement iu favor of Eenry
V, and it is even said that the Assembly
at Versailles is prepared to oocept him as
at \ ersailles is prepared to accent nun as
King. Tho Comte de Chambord has
never manifested any dis]M>8i* ou to abate
one jot of his hereditary pretensions. H« .
is a one-ideaed man, whose hobby is that heads large, full and homy, and. with a
Fronoe must u<H)essarily return to its nl - ’ favorable tim<‘ for harvesting, the yield
will be abundant. Oats, corn and cotton
all look well. Home of the planters talk
about squares oa the latter, which. I
suppose, are not very common. The
S reductive qualities of the land along
16 route are equal, if not superior, to
any in Northeast Georgia. The people
tou^ and is lying at the poiut of deatlTait A*y intelligent, entrrprising and indus-
his home in Alabama. He is delirious at pious, as^may be«>1 •served from the good
times, and will probably al>andou all at
tempts to get a seat in the Senate if In
liYW,
legiance to the family of whioh he is tho
head.
Senator eleot Goldthwaite of Alabama,
whom the Senate did net admit on ac
count of his rebel antecedents, became
very dissipated while he was in Washing
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order and taste displayed on their farms
and about tin ir homes. — CkB\ Auffusta
I Chrvnide and Sentinel*
$100,000. $100,000.
AIKEN PREMIUM
LAND SALE.
$100,000
TO BE 1 ISTRIBUTED TO
Shan-li >li|ora. Five Dollar* will
purchaae a «hart*, iiulu lin^ a work of art worth five
loilar*. Tbe
DERDY FARM PROPERTY
to be dintrlbated embiM. c* the largi-st Vineyard rad
Orchard in the South.
Uuequallod chutah-. Pi-art-able country ! Gene-
tb-riving clu
r "The Saratoga of
I'l't-Monted t*» Share-
noMen. f 100.000 In l:- .. i -. d.* to d Grtt nback un-
Bee lo fte distributed i sharrholdeni. V4 Real 1
tan prizes, worth from ».»ou n> $-i6.uuo. irion
mi/.K. Tui* Real K-
deed of true* to tiM onMMiidtee who art-torouduct
the drawihr. i* to ho l.* i.-i. rmi by llt.nu. t> the
FORTUNATE 81IAKEH 1 ! KitS a- man. a* tli« r-
tuaimiof ahareH are ani l I te dtnwmK w)ll take
pWfl aooonlius to tho |»uoIi»Ui«l pt < >l»ramuie,
THK Dmi I* OF rm: ot.iri.ro
will bo announood It M>,,. tiu tu the AwhM-iate-1
I*!-.** A small *i'M ii •• >• i«»w may at-uw a
POUTUNK. Every M,a. It.O ». r in*.v real ax*ur. d of
eipial ju*Uco, rad t.ial tu.» • hnuto, uulilfe many
other*, i*
"FAIR, SQUARE AND HONEST.” ‘
Money received after th • l**'«d * ■!•»• elneodVill be
promptly returned. F«*r mil i«iticuUrs. **l eiubra-
cud IB revised pem| hh-t, *<l<ir> a* f
J. ('. MKltY, He
Kkt Bob 934.
oral Manniftr,
Aruiwra, Ga.
vicinity of Atlai
Junl 4t.
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