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We reapectfnlly aak our city anbacrlbera to notify
ua in case of failure to rroeive Turn Hum. We have
recently made some rbaages In the city delivery, and
in consequence of tbia, aume will probably be uiiaaed
for a /aw days—until tbr route*are perfectly learned
by than in rliirge. *
TOT a short tftne. we beg <mr city readers to be pa
tient as I bay can. In gear failures ooour. We promise
them tliat the evil will soon be sallsfa* torily reme
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Make ep Clubs.
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fill it with good reading matter, and shall have in
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largo list.
New York, June 28,1871.
Tin* recent State Convention of the
Democratic party in the Slates of
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Maine have
resolved, in effect, that “ihe end sanc
tifies the meant.” This is the plain
English of their action.
The next great political demon.t:
lion iu the United State, will bp ia
the city ol New York on the 4th of
July, when the great wigwam and the
big Indian will speak aloud to all the
people ; when the Tammany and her
thirteen Sac lie me and Grand Sachems
will hold the biggest of big talks
Your correspondent will be there
to listen to the words of wisdom from
the mouths of the thirteen Sachems,
the emblematic representatives of ths
thirteen States of 1787, and to drink
of the fire-water of the great spring.
The season of buds lias passed, the
season of flowers has come, and the
season of fruits will come when the
spoils are distributed after the elec
tions and before the season of snows
has come. Your correspondent will
give you some elucidation of the doc
trine that “to the victors belong the
poils.” Vim.
1 Traveler ” UeaS.
To Oarmpsadih to.
Mr. Stephen* will remain In CrawfordviUe. His
rmiuecUuu with T#k Hum will not change his resi-
d- iice. All letters intended for him, eitha» on pri-
▼ate matter* *r connected with the Political De
partment of this paper, should be addreeeed to him
at Craw ford vilie, Georgia.
All letter* on buslneea of any kind, connected with
Tub Hum. except Its Political Department, should be
addressed to J. Healy Smith, Manager, Atlanta. Ua.
Term* of fclubaorlptlon *
Prom a young gentleman who ar
rived here yesterday, from Lexing
ton, Virginia, we learn of the death
of General I/ee’s famous and favorite
war horse. Traveler. The horse was
injured by running a nail into his
foot and died of lock-jaw Tuesday
morning. The people of Lexington
sorrowed greatly for the noble animal
and deeply regret his 1 as.
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A A JOHNSON, S.p.r:nUkd«V
Campbell and Douglan Coantles
la*.—Fuhlle Meeting to be HeM oa
the I2tk Ini
We find the following in the Fnirbum
Smlind of the 30th of June
Geo 110la Western Railroad.—A big
Railroad meeting will be held at Chappel
Hill on Wednesday. July 12th. Every
body is reapectfnlly invited to oome 6nt
to the meeting. Much business of un-
portance to attend to. The right of way
to grunt. Stock to he subscribed, mod
delegates to be elected to attend the meet
ing of the Georgia Western Railroad to
be held in Atlanta, July 24. Cols. Hul
hert and Luther J. Glenn are expected to
be at the meeting. *
We regret that our Campbell and Dou
glass counties friends did not know that
ia to be held
onr stockholders' meeting
on the 5th instead of the 24th ; but we
bid them put the ir shoulders to the wheel
nud press forward.
■trial Wade Hampton.
This distinguished South Carolioiftp,
with his family, is shipping at the Kim
ball House. We are always proud to
chronicle the presence in our city of sack
brave and heroic men as the General,
aud extend to him the warmest reoeption
of our hearts. We hope the General
will conclude to spend some time with US,
as we feel sure he may go farther ai$3
find no more pleasant place than the
Kiinboll House.
- Tote of Oil SI a.
An election was held iu Oriffia on Fri
day upon the question of nul«cribfyg
Block to the Griffin and Hkdiaon Baii-
ruad to tlw amount of 840,000, rcaaltii(j
iu 332 votcH in favor aud 48 against tj)e
The Meoiphit Avohtneke—which ia
not nearly nq oycrpywyjing aud )>or-.
tentous m IU natne would aecm to in-
ilicabe—and the .Cabrier-JdunuU mv
engaged just txWr in foaiaally reading
out of the Daraooratic party e
person and newspaper that 4aaa
make haute to ipuuni, tie flying horv
new departure.” They
They allow of
uo discussion. The fortasla la aim
ply: jqp a stirrup, or
shall we eras* your name from the
party n>lL” Ths Bight Hon. 8mel-
fungus, of the Aealaiicke, and Doctor
J. Diddler Dulcamara, of the Oeuri-
er-Journal, aco tho Autocrats, and
from their decisions there is no ap.
peaL Withootaoertifloatefrom these
:e haste to
of the “1
admit af no Mauao.^
party.
endorsement, no •'voter *an> consider
himself a Democrat. When and by
whom this Antooracy was institxitea
is not precisely clear, but to deny that
it exists, which nuhe ]iraicHcal people
may be disposed to 1 do, Would plsklo
the Right Ron. Smelfungus and Doc-
(Ight lion. Kmelfungus and
tor J. Diddler Dulcamara in
silly att itude indeed.
If a Southern man, laboring under
the possible misfortune of having
been a rebel, shows a disposition to
investigate this “new departure”
movement, if ho intimates the most'
remote desire to get at the precise
terms of the platform in onlertopn-
derstand It thoroughly—jf he exitin-
KieaNy <
ines it the least critically of curious
ly—he is immediately beset with a
column or so of verhpse rhetoric from
Dr. J. Diddler Duloamara, which is
immediately taken up and feebly re
echoed by the Right Hon. Stnel-
fungua
Whei
hen General Toombs sees proper,
in a lit of grotesque humor, to cram
and stuff un impecunious Yankee
Bohemian, Dr. Dulcamara immedi
ately proceeds, in a series of silly p]at-
" de * "■'
itudej—aud really the series sccifis to
lie interminable—to read the General
out of the Democratic party, and in
doiug so. works himself np into a
frenzy of patriotism—d«M the Hon.
J. Diddler Dulcamara. What right
has Toombs to ah opinion ? is the in
terrogatory of this newspaper patriot
Does ne dot belong to a class that is
is plaid out—that failed
in the war ? Aad then Dr. J. Diddler
plumes himself, and administers the
brmal sentence of excommunication.
When it was announced that Mr.
Stephens has made arrangements to
take part in the newspaper discus
sions of the day, the Hon. J. Diddler
Dulcamara waxes exceedingly wroth,
and immediately puts his editorial
mill in mqtiou for Uie usual process.
Mr. Stephens is old; “his point, of*
At ■*-- - -
observation is bad“ho dwells in a
ilMcinq
liemian, wilt deicide Vflfcthc'r
‘ PWWf
iwfmt
to be leaden in their own land oi-not.
The political situation, just rttW. it
striking. 'The Sonth’ern Detncerittf
,. - at gieat.an i
prartfcnl point of view, foe Mr. SfCph
■MEHEEEHita 1,c p^t’RuS.
cos in fttt authorized paper nu
ehiuvt his helief tlmt negro sti
to defend themselves l ‘ does not.belong to FrtdertH
mflVafre
jujUtfei
against the attacks not only of'the j in any wav,” and bis approval of
I _ linstthe mtist fliriens : iiintlined negro suffrage. And as td
and thnatioil insets ffjtm those- Wbf' i W TeilMinMflf "ArfftnflWiftt' TO V
hA*f*tlrt8t prttendsd (•> bp their W iug .»ui the port .which a vote <
friends, all simply UeCanSethey refuse] rdngn-ss can extinguish, and refer?
to show any ardor in eudyrsmg '(Jir] iiiig t*. it.- pivliihilioiU upun Stal
revolutionary acts of ho Jm-ohinalwe^ navifU'o dohbt wlutevft Hiat Mh
We.may ba wtobo, hut this hi the wy ^topTn-hs t-onmfts Wifli fhctirOgrtlrtits
it appears to ot. What -other evonnds Th mort.ifs of the North In thewStfe,
cm they hsfttf fbr theirt attacks upon | sale denial of any rtf# least wnrVun
ns? Trie Honthcrn Democrats cur-. th -roii, tbr the Itavonat KS.-etion low
tain!
ihe situation,” as it is
sy. have no .<>Us«sx- ehoiv-
lent amendmeuta aud the
unconstitutional Ku-Klu v hill arc in
fonte, and the fact that there is no
revolution at the South is eridrthee
that we accept these things. Bit it
by no means follows that we approve
and endorse them as finalities. Thuy
are fraudulent r innovations, aud wo
shall continue to proteat against them
as flagrant u snrputions while we live,
rtle protest may lisve no
more etthet Dtan a l|reath of air. The
Southern' Democrats will m
or the outlagwma'Ku-KltiN act.'’
dorse these Radical usurpations, ami
1?
if that is the difference ljetweeu the
“new departure" men and tho t.rm
Democrats of the South, we promise
tliem that thediflerenrs- will continn.
to cthrt.
IiaportSBt lafaltUi,
A11 our readers remember the explo*
Hiun (>r the Macop and Western RailroBd
Hwiteh engine, tho ” Vulcan, M somedi
ago, in which there aeeuied to have lx
almost a miraculous escape from death
hr a number of parties.
An investigation was made by the offi
cers of tho road, who decided that no
hi ttue could be attached to any one.’
We have a communication from a well
informed gentleman of hfgh standing,:
who is n prartical machinist of long ex-
— ;
We sincerely (rust lhai the uncallvd wl “ **
lor attacks rngdc upon Southern men « H,,01 ‘ aot “
by tho Now York WwUl, l lie ('muur- wve * een - n,1 “ *“ at "° me one “ tot dime:
Journal, and the shoal of" smaller ! ,or t,m,; rirefcafon. We make the follow-'
craft that swarm iu tlw rear of these ng extract: ^
no iii fruit. 1 1 j?*** “ “»wts.
rs.
A qysy, which aoems UWy to rival
m interest even tye Rui
shortly to appear before the copier
Some months ago g Mr. Rd
Lawrence, Kansas, wo* fcdnd
aad M*r hi* psteam was t Later _
Wlwkit Appeared that it waa %
uef of the msh who was dead “ "
Txatf b&u pollcped by. one Di
M«bW. H«tB thMTHmc the
hod .Maid oh honorable poritk.fi 1 ft
Hooiotv,. aot only I havte^ bean s»
garded u a clover .physioion bat sfiao
fit Lawrence. CTrornnltfinro* Mi
tifccted with trteeaar ted io the briiel
that (h» doctor hod Men
OhABfO
WkNTVtt idu ieujj-atwu*.
rot A r»-. . ; I
PAY MBIWII EM* ■■■■!—
Umate with Aw wiff of Mr n &j
and that tbfi Intimacy lejfo the de
of the irnforttin)rte man. It ia i
Wm.
hold that Dr. Mmxuoorr, some
a widower, has murdered his X
uo motive being alleged far.the-act
t, ‘» t wlif^li teo qftea hfte
led to t the commission, of r
Inst and the desire for mpii
developments in this Mto i
be expected, for the opening jpf the
grave and .th« axawiruMic« pf the
My of Mrs. Mepmcom hase.teite
the belief Apt the lady wm ndfronadJ
Her stomach htw briM
JT"r*rv-vw '
tMBianjn
wmrjnurr
[IlvartMkA-aad London
loamlyted, oodj at is artebed,
.MkHmeaemfinthel
found to contain
same nature
foapid iu tlie sjoyp.
after that gi
apparent leaders,.ntiv U-or no
We trust our people will enu
lie patient and hopeful. But
nuntie to hi,, a,s«,-y n,.
patient ft nd Jiopeful. But if there
should be a division?—a break in tin-.
ranks—Dr. J. Diddler Dnliamura
may congriitnlnte himself that his
um?inalh« ehspibrice hus not been
altogether wasted.
nee the above whs written, we
have received the Now York World •ISfflftJST.’.tS.uS'f b f.i?
of Monday, iu which, the editor do- w»fc>aN».«ii.iK|.n—.>i n.» . .
votes his leading article to Mr. Bte-
pheii8, reviewing his past political re- fctf* ‘lliT
Do urich rriSiilt* b*v<
Dursut* llirtlr t^mreb AirtBor T IThs,
Ills BU Josult to
m; tlMSMBO
t I T tlit- «xi>lnsii>M, The p -uplf have a right to
mm h investigation. If "sometiodf ha* bnrn-
d." t II um who. U la time liters was Butussheet
>n such iiogligoncrt and rlak of Uvea and proper-
Titetts ox]>lonffineart? enttraiy too ftwqueot. Om
ic* ar« able to preveut an
not snpi>ru«s the spirit of la
ths IvoIRr old and uuaafls ? Doss aot aB Icon,
ooasUtet ftrsiaa^drl-
) carry steam of
Iiiuout of prenenrs ? . Was the ohli
1 ’ ", n r cv. r t» *■•'<!f Tr ho. whe.i. aud bjr whofiiTl
COrtl, aild OOtlgrattllating the inJin »- loro n..t rl..- pulilu »*/■-<>• tlentKn IsimUBWor t»t|>eer
.May thjre hot be
ik» . hai-juter now pAa la*
it at fi-tHl Euuld uot a UUle
iiattorM he of As much beneflt to
r uii)m»*feBbie matters
eraty, North imd rtotTth, up.
cessiou to the corps editorial. By , «wvr..-»
the extracts wliigh follow, it will hi-1
seen that the World differs widuiy u *s lUl1 ■ wl|| iw »ihnNi»ni <a>m
from those Southern Democratic now j Barring a s[.irit of severity in the fore-|
lights, thoseeageracccpt-the-Hitnation going, Wr most heartily commend the
journals, who fCpdfifttn' ihe principles timely siigyustious thereiii mode to the
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policy advooaterl by Mr. St(qiI|MtS, Spciul atteution of railroad
deplore his entj-auee on the field I thorities of this oity, nod the people of
of political^ discussion. Lnliko the 'Atlanta. It is certainly a matter that
Louisville Couner-Jmrital. the Mein- Ul0l , >11( . u iuV estig.tiou without de-
phis Avalanme, the Richmond II huj 1 ,
and Oharieston Na4$, whe would r 3 ^'. ‘ , . ,, , , 4 4 . i
consign Mr. ■ Stephens-with the m nj If th, ' , ' x '' 1 " 8,on 10 hnd ‘* keu i
of the past, to "ill tent oblivion, i;„. place on tl,« Whitehall crossing, nodoubtj
Wdrii pays a.high bompliuieuUo lb.-1 mm 7 i'"°r' u "° ,lW ba#0 kt D}>d »
tnlout, experience and wisdom of tho] wounded. ,
Georgia patriot aurl a Late? man, and , We are iuforuiod by thuoo who p»e in.’
n . •„ . , , i cordially welcomes him to. his now position to know, that there or* about
L -*Tld ^Xtetiita Vd ha’£ KJh.S 01, and u8tful,ies ‘ i- T,u ' (coW ^ Uici *
no \r “SJ 8 ’, iii uught I*h couHiuero^ duugw»u»roHWBitt
•a *' ™P” on! J J 1 ® 8 assuniod flip <M- | M .i„g j luU1 fixteeu to Cwtuty yoafs old.
ih?re^ ^m!. Del^c'p';„r- l Ih ‘"."X f° r tbc » ^““ d “ y '° n .
nalsokilm of.souiu Itepub- f ? „ Ik “ “,» »“P ort »®‘ finny. J
lican. For ouc part wTr^icTtlmt j rMmlt *** P&f «
talents ho distingAiinhed Mid ciperi - tune. Ktvinomy is ft goo" thitig ic
enoe so wid6 Effe toadoni the journat- 1 ^ p^^» hut when human life Is im-
iam of thift conntry and to (leftist in , poriled, wc do not approvo ot opdnomy.
shaping pablic opinion. It is tnu* No doubt, ull tho other roads fiaVe ett-
that Mr. Stephens is disabled by lijs gitiaa HimiTarly old, which are coutffiualty
ill-health n'ot tofts thin by tbo pi^- pawing and rcpanaing aoroas oift moat
taken policy o^tho Radical parly, thronged thoroughfares,
from, re-entering public life by Ihe It 80oms to „8 that this matter should
xoka ma( ?. i^ 18 eX1 ^ receive* the most thorough investigation
Sfe'SfttrffSriSS — ro-
powers of the four estates that in-
has made. * * • l * *
old books, and is, hitnsolf,
old man, mach out of the current df
that fresh and generous vitality tfbich
which is beginning to pour its rich
blood into the no lit. urn theiM^riod
blood into the politics of the period j 1
“his career belongs to the past“he
stands already knee-deep in the wav
ing grass that grows above the graves
The Shoe Pinches the
her*.
We have received a copy of a pro
test. signed hy many shoemakers of
Massachusetts, against the present
protective Tariff us injurious to their
interests. Whenever the highly pro
tected shoemakers of Massachusetts
demand the repeal of the Tariff, we
may well regard its foundation Os Un
stable as the bottom of a New Jersey
’ The “liottom will fall out’’
canal.
when the popular earthquake shakes
the land, 'idle Now York World Mft
>f this protest: “It is signed by over
four hundred Anns, allot th
I cm doipg
business iu the State of Massochp-
sett*. They show that all the raw
material imported for use in manufac
turing their goods are taxed so higp
hy protective duties that they ore un
able to produce goods cheap enough
to sell in-foreign markets when they
icine in doinpetitionwith manufactur
er# of other nations. The combined
fax upon all articles forming tlw ma
terials of their industry yields Qi*
government a revenue of only WJfoO,-
IKK), while they impose on the manu
facturer! of hoots and shoes a tax of
*18,000,1HK), which, as these protes-
tants vex)' correctly remark, “tnfist
cu-ntually he paid by tho woarerrpf
these necessary articles.” This blqw
from a “protected * intora.I will spread
coustci nation among the mono|ialy
loixla”—Miudi/otnery Advertiser.
That Isnwrttaest Itei.
The New York Sun asksi
“How do ths Man Domingo rsjs
iino« thi-ic champion Bea Wmte
n in Ohm ? fiat Jo they fed «im» it
whs f<>uu«l unpcwikibio to iutrtxluoa t
lVittiiigo irHolutiou iutp Dm Ohio up*
irNolutimi into th*
vuuUoii ? Whnt 4<nmi UmIi
kbout Rl* Oom he hope lor . „
UI GeE. #• Ownro01
.great msjontjl And wh#
•ay if Gen. Jacob
'£M
urofintrfi in the National Republioen
gSsri'a'SicSiiJ
to wte lor lam V*
gates I
t. Stephen* a uot to he recogiiizet
a DenjoprAk His wisdpip and ex-
lerience are to go for nothing. His
mown patriotism is worthlsss. : Iii#
statesmanship mid his learning* are
trifles, whioh th# Soutliernpeopleare
to ignore and repudiate- He and' hh
itriots, the sage! and statesmen
e South who have mode. the
study of. the Constitution and the
true philosophy of our Rep oh lican
form of government th# business of
their lives, whose wisdom has guided
the councils of the nation and re
flected honor upon the Atpeijcan
name, ore to stand aside in this crisis
of our fate, and give place to. the
fresh and generous vitality which
its
beginning to pour
rich
blood into the politics of the periodH
*. Diddler Dnl-
And all because Dr. J.
camara, of the Courier-Journal, wills
it. To conceive of anything more
utterly alsurd if beyond Uw power of
human imagination. If the editor of
the Courier-Journal desires to accom
plish anything beyond an obtrusive
parade of his blatant and disgusting
wtjnMt
self-conceit and egotism, he wi
with sore disappointment. Southern
Democrats do not intend to ignore
nans or
either Mr. Stephens, Mr. Toon!
Mr. Davis. They “accept the situa
tion" which the Radicate hare forced
upon them, but they da not propose
to lend it their endorsement They
accept it nndar pretest, otad-if the
protest goes for naught, it wiUbe ow
ing solely to the endeavors of such
patent patriots as the editor of the
Courier-Journal. The difference be
tween Mr. Stephans aud Dr. Didd-
ler Dulcamara is precisely the differ
ence between honest men and charla
tans and pretenders the world over;
it is the aifbrenoe between a regular
ly matriculated physician and a quack
vender of patent nostrums. Mr. rite-
phens is a statesman, whose ability is
recognized wherever the Kuglish lan
guage is spokeu. Tim editor of the
Courier-Joarual is a person who has
some reputation as an amateur musi
cian, and.' who undoubtedly has a
knock at what is known as “fins”
writing." His present position, how
ever, appears to have been the result
of a senes of oirounsstanoes wholly od-
T. ntitious.
The Courier-Journal pretends to
w
upon the meptelW we rely,
and who have been faithful to ns
ottidst the wrerit of lhin*a are cer
tainly not eoleulated to promotsgood
feeling. Why discuss these men at
.7/
A “iWatartwamm
."■fN ■»», y. ( j ;, f
rrom Be W w hln*«oe e^rlot
of tt!!e r 'rrf}t^^ tt ? Wtt '
persons! '.heonventende,
donee in C'
xSXfffiK
Mb0m«h4 OmmEb.
partmeut of Justice, and draw hissal-
; ofj u*
on tlw 1st
aw. Ait tt
he would prefrr
ra&fjsra
, 'fr* 1 not'to be flhturbcd
by wfcat isasUsd pablic birtiaess da-
nng his sojourn at He Oapatol; had
imitating the illustrious exsmplf of
exsmplf
rossortuhl(> extent- upon off
txoopt his coitatertion wUTv tha,
fwtetata Oriny, whtel*. oentifMcyar a
ftec-jioldcr, he uowyirtupiwlyUmso
Mr. Akepnan will return to I
htfine in a fckr weeks for fhe Sii!
mar, and has made arrartgements I
receiving hir pay, by wiueb he a
t-Uo vexadon of another vi
to Wasluugton before Autuxnn.
Popular flrinUjj 8etein| flOatlptua
■ T a W EttLftuX I
shuttle aswuro tumofm
m#s*M
JSSk'siSBS'sri
, men witl
di-lay. We trust all will see to it,'uial I
I old etiglue will be kept in nse.
“Bnt Mr. Stephcus uot only lacks
disauolifications, he hug cxce]>tiomil
a ualifioations for public usefulness.—
ot any true lover of civil liberty.
1‘roflts ot Vlrslabi’i Knrly Vet?
etuble Crop.
A letter from York county, Vlr-
none at least so capable as he, can be giuia, s|»cakiiig of the early vogete-
spared from the fight with the im
perialists who oiv steadily shaping
out mfoblsc into un empire. These
men nave entered into what Ohi-l
Bohure calls “ encroachments and
usurpations;" what Senator Trnm-
bnll calls “a revolution.in the form
and structure of our Goverumopf; ”
what Wm. C. Brvant calls “a new
rebellion by act of Congress.’’. These
Northern rebels owe this 'South-
ern rebbl his “return match;” and
may the rebellion which wtfuld Oie-
sanseths Government got its coup He
grace like the rebellion which would
have dissevered the republic! Keener
weapon*, brighter with use thau fhosc
Mr. Stephens wields, uo man will
bring to the field where more and
what is of more consequence than all
vs won at Appomattox will lie tlw
prize of victory. The Federal unity
is worth all it cost; but that soul of
liberty is priceless, which it was
formed And constituted to guurd.
“Concerning the three amendments
Mr. Stephen’s position, misrepresent
ed by Radical limmals. in fact is this.
Amendment t X111, aliolish i ng slavery,
he regards* a valid part of the or
ganic low because ratified by the
Liles produced in tits! county in suoh
largo quantities this season, says:
“Tlie crop of peas readily command
ed, in the Northern markets, from
live to seven dollars per barrel. It
was pleasant to notice on our streets
the quick, elastic step#of thefifrmers,
as they returned every morning from
the post office with checks in their
pockets, just from Baltimore, Phila
delphia or New York, convincing
them that their peas had been sold for
six and seven dollars per barrel. If
elastic steps and smiling countenan
ces were seen during t he receipts from
the pea crop, one can scarcclydescnhs
the loqks of both fanners utnl mer
chant* when overv duv hundreds of
barrels of iiotatoes were shipped to
’ S Bafti-
»-
New York, Philadelphia an
more, commanding six, seven and
eight dollars per barrel. Tho agent
of the Baltimore line informed your
correspondent that four hundred bar
rels, diiy after day, were shijipod from
Old roint by his line alone. I hear
of farmers w ho realized from 88ft to
♦ 1 'JO from.half-acres, or 8100 to 8240
jier acre. This may seem fabulous,
but it is true.
stitutional constituencies of aaufli-j John -Moirissey has the following
ciejit number of Mtaloe (though stuns' i n the Maratogiau: “'L’h* report is
bad no share in its pntpoaal ifrom j going the rounds of the newspapers
Congress through voluntarv Hhs«>nee). I that nfy house is 0]<en to liicies fo
Amendmonte XjV aud XY.die, lik" gamble in. I desire to contradict the
all Democrats, ivgurdsjii lh ■ nlfqimig story flatly through V'tor columns. I
of gross usurpation) of power.I'jtrrivd have lived in Saratoga nine years, aud
force, fraud, and perfidy; in the [lid lady has ever gumbled, uojj will
i
Globe Iasuraace Company.
ft HUBBLE,
PNXLNOS la an Mata 1
•**IO* ABB DOMIITI
'
BPEOIAL ATTEEnq* TO
EE* e^mmmtmww
ijJmAPVtncru SONq
KiH
Mountain,
FriDta ATLANTA, OA.
8 *JS!WSh.}
» rgsaoroo tb». *nra box-
fjfsszrMSZurt.
LUMBER _l LUMBER 1
WM Wvft«.|M#l«f*M of Lute, Mb.
»T .tefolteRH White Pin* Doors Mod Hsah. Also,
WEtelUiiNt. mtrnrnmA (100.0001M o( EbmEutmI
8MB0BI1 whioh fill*
mm md f«4 oonur
■■* Unite (intift
i&L : MDiPiTty—
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laufS^autuuL
Btptrar jones,
b ATLAMTA, BA..
SUrar, Stooks,
OIVCN TO CQLLCCTIOMS.
jMMM'aMMiaat MMkMamsH
SuLPHuE SFEZVQS,
lur OftlaruUls, HhII O—#ty,ftiMT|ift.
rpEM ptel«hMte Humisr loort Is now op— lor
iwr —
(vSLisr 10 •• ***«
lui NE.llli.-hB.
4th MvQraaa Kcnicl |
sat Trsttlai Races
OOIiSniOBPE PARK.
rvjrt jmtruoi jumrmt
tejzzszzssxxsssssa
isbhraffw
gttrisaateaal Carte
j.Twm&ar
0 , 2?bSS, , -2SL“ m *
MMEnteh wlft to te *tes*te*Ba teiM
*HllMMftMpEllEi«MUart4Et l#Jte-
y U. Whit ABdteRo* ,111
ftrom lh*
Anethm k Commission.
llTlteftey BofttytM |«UIbuI teftiUBH
UlaJSSS&CSJSm^ ^
E m. hauhaUa
Or*r FhiUips h QmWb Booh* 1*00#
fc«Mf*ofeli*fta>«L teh*ftolft «|«M*uL Eof-
rteitfA ViteiAfiuft ftitefeh —Imat
-tepr.uftMy.ft^ft.lte.
Peeples k Howell,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,'
ATLANTA, OBOROIA.
*h it ,
denied a voice, and in the I quest, ladle# have been admitted to
look at the house and furniture, but
the oomintiut it ha oinnuioued, for
and near, jnoinj.u uu to decline any
furtlnT visits from them. Further-
bvforce, fraud, and perfidy; in the j no lady has ever gumbled, no
proposal of which ten States of the! ever gamble in my house.
Union were
ratification of which they ware snlw
mi tied to constituencies not embraced
in their constitutions, unknown to
the Constitotioa of the United States
and carried thro,
despotism. But
further,otd tbinks them invalid,
“Whether bis be the sounder legal
opinion or no, on the point of validi
ty, he would 4o«Wess #s# compelled
to dsfc* toe dec Lion of thsHuprenc-
Courttheroapon, whieluaaat pres.mt
constituted, would uot fail to affirm
•ouch undcra military more, my house is inlended for visi-
ft Mr. Suqiiions giK'".- J tMa, not resident# of Snrfitoga.* 1 ’
Tliere is uot a single individual in tbe
Early county jail,, and Granby of ths
-Venn is happy.
For cheep printing go to the Sun lob
Office and I lave it neatly and cheaply
executed.
•aud st «ii uhw. la A- era) aw,
iiulMui,. —ra ik. Halt, Sea <Sa.s
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New Lumber
BfOslOOOX,
i soamnmra aMOMBsaaOMW,
m musa wwb at *i* l
«m. aoSOlAB BOXOD |
SDNcmoN or
MAKIITTA AND WALT** STB.
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