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.- ""Tyrnfite.r.' DAILY ENQUIRER-SUlt: COLUMBUS, (JBOtiGlA.. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 18. 1877. —W rs silted uo Alteute fiyat yeater- d*y fc —I* 8rauih during Jon* .event,- omjmmom tmM Mated—none of *pi- —Mr. B. F. Wood, of llw o!d In of B. F< Wood 40o., formerly of Savannah, died in Banton eotoe time eiooe, aged 60 —Tbe death of Mr. John L. oi>\ and Eminent dtiien of oooay, te ennonneed in the Washington —Three nagroae eeeeped from the jail atJeaoplaat Wadaeadar night, nhd one of them eat hie throat when he raw be «$* about to be recaptured. - —The Boom Courier aaye the mill* of that place shipped laat week an average of 76,000 pooada Of ffolpr |i*r day. They grind _ 9,000 boahela of wheat pee day. —Bar. Timothy Hatley, part or of the BapUat oh arch In Bavahnah, left for New York yaatarday an route to England, hie native plane, ana nun mar vtait. —There were twenty-two failnre* in Georgia daring the . teat three month*; •ggragata UabiUtUa, $*10,140; In Flori- dn, two faiinroa; UabHMea, #87,500. —The Lawranoavilla Herald aay* dur ing the bail atom laat week at that plaoe > yet. no* Valla nuy be —A whit* girl in Brook* oonnty aoooa- mad to work ih the held, opitl eontraot, aa wail a* nnivenal anatom now having the tone of law, required a full and traa riatament of oontenta of money paekagaa, end payment of ehtrge* on every dollar shipped. That they had made very expenrive arrangement* for theeafe oonveyanoe of money, and were eotitled to fqll compensation. Laovy A Krnttaotmitt for oomplainanta, Arm and Pitot, Semmea A Mott for de fendant*.— X. O. Picayune, June 27th, 1877. * ui e*w an urMVM IOXKIT T ton un uirwRxu ahdul oufm *m> noiun araaon. From the Cincinnati G*mm*r*l»l 1 Lonoov, Jane 23.—Tbte week Prof. Garrod held a reoeption in the Monkey Honee at lira Zoological Garden*, and dia- oonraed to IlnjpeopV* about the Anthrop oid Ape*. Ai profeaaor of the Zoologioal Booiety, tha Proftmor stated that He had diaaeotad aavanty apea out of the anthro- raidal- olaa*, and not on* of them axhib- ted the vermiform npamtege of the eaaohm, or blindgut whMh ie ohataoteri** tio of man. But the Anthropoid* have it unite humanly devalnped. The hand* and feet of an outaag recently dead were exhibited along with thoee of n mao, and exhibited the nne atrnoture. Th* man ner* and onatem* of gorilla*, were d*-r aerib*d from authentio observations, and ibeir domeatio arrangement*, their eleep- tittmed har- aalf to daath beoaoae ah* oonld not marry a negro man with whom ah* had had orim- inal tntetaoum*, and who waa married. , —Alapaha bought thi* aaaaon 68,000 pmmd*Of wool, aran average of 86 gents, making the. handsome sum of #16,880 paid out for that artiste. The purohaa* of wool at that plaoe, this year, exceed* that of teat by #»,600.- —Tbe total ooat of the repairs of the •'Hall of our Fathers” baa bean put down at #9,US, while the boat of a oapitol building at Atlanta ia mildly placed at #3,000,000. Let our impoverished peo ple'puf this in ibeir pipes and smoke it. —We learn from the Southern Chrietian Advocate that, the Bev. David Nolan, leotnUy in oharge of th# Whiteaburg •MBit, Of- the LaGrenge dlatriot, haa bean found guilty, of adultery, andana- pasded ftom the mtnttiry until the next aeodon of the North Georgia Conference, —Bates*! gentlemen who represent largely th* interest of the New York hold- am of .Savannah etty stock, have just re turned from that Pity, and It ia very .. probable that a meeting of bondholder* will be held at an early day to aeoept the proposal made by the Mayor of Savannah. —Mr. George O. Tanner, formerly of Savannah and Augusta, raobntly appoint' ed Consul at Liega and Verviars, Belgi um, by President IUjea, sailed for hit peat on Saturday. Hr. Tanner Is an — oallaai young man, and wa ainoeroly ioioe at the eptehdid opportunity for us* falnem afforded him through the kind OBoeo of Gov. Hampton, of South Caro- f|Me —Griffin Newt: It coats one hundred ond fifty dollar* per hour to oeriy on tba - session of the Convention. Upon th* qneattou of pleating a Chaplain to opeo that nogoat body with daily prayer, a (Ub- eoarion was had of more than two hoars' duration. This ooat the State three han ded dollars. The OonvenUon ooold have ■seared n Chaplain for one hundred and fifty dollata. Haro was a teas of one hun dred and fifty dollara. ALABAMA HWB. . —Montgomery Council hat si laat oon OlOdad to drain Cypress pond. i ; —-The University of Alabama will oom- manoe the first half of tho next aoademio year on th* 8d of Gotobar. —It rained alongAhe South and North fund on Sunday evening test,'* dtstauae Of 180 miles, whereat the crop* smiled ap- ^rovioAlj. ^An negro nan named Andeieon Wood, While engaged far digging * well ou lhe plantation of. Mr. Freaman Eeeae, r Sardis ehnreh, Bolloek eounty, **v- : day* ago was snffohated to dketh by ding * poiaonou* gas in the well. —Montgomery bounty, on Monday, Mwainated tba following officers On the .lUh baUobO. T. Pollard, Jr., wee nomi nated for Sheriff; Tax OoHeotor, Dr. W. B- Armtetead; Tax Aesaaaor, on the 16th teaUat, G. a Oliaby ; Treasurer, on gird Mint, a O. Marks; Coroner, H.^H. Nor- -man The convention consisted of 108 iW£k*r*. The two-thirda rule _ ‘" YEG3ETINE. REV. J. F. LUDLOW WRITES: m»x„ I o 8T „^Baoo« ?i( ,N.Y., ! H. B. Bvaraaa, Esq: WESTERN RAILROAD -igt, BoWbtfe’e K««|MM*a «■*• The resignation of Bev,-Dr. DeVotte, anuonoced a few days ainea, was made Amtoberefasbd, and hanos th* ohuroh bad no other altamaUv# but to aeaapt it, however mnoh they ooold have*Wlriied to do otherwise. Hi* loo# will be keenly felt SaSSSEBS«*3S: tassaftfi Secretaryship of th* Board of MMona of fb*’B*pttet Ohnroh of Gbbigia, bud will hater upon hte work in n short Uma, with Dr'DeVteiahas'beeo in th* ministry about forty-five year*, and this ia the tint time he hte been without the pastoral oharge of some efaurbh daring all that tima? He was baptised at Savannah whan quit* a young man, and the fiwt eh«roh he had charge of, w* think, was MTuaoalooaa, AIa, where he remained a fbw yaara and than was called to the ehnreh at Marion, Ale., where hte peeto- nte eonthmed through fourteen year*. After leaving this ehurbh he pent to Co- InmbiM, Ge., where he nteo stayed four teen yaamand than aooapM the anil to thAecrarohat thi* plaoe, Phare he haa ilwaniwitaavan yearn We think he alio b^i charge of some other ehnreh but do nut know. -Another remarkable thing in referenoe -toDr. DeVotle’s eouneetton with the dif ferent oburchea of whioh hakes been pas tor, ia that every one of s -them gave him un with tbe greatest reluetanee, end only Mtanthey found it wee absolutely neeea- moy. This, with the length of time be jSmd M Mob one, speilu toIiudm for his ptetyiabUity and devotion as a minister Tlmdootor Is now' 64 yearn old, and ia a - inian* energatio and untiring worker, S rifi ttmaa fulfilling the prompt whleh *. <■ Whatsoever thy bands find to do, it with thy might. ” He thinks that he has still ten yaaraof good in. him yet, if ha ia permitted to oontinue aa a laborer te Ilk# tinsyird. Our whole oommneity join with tbe Baptist Church in regretting his depart ure, sad wish him great euooess in his MW fiald of labor. Ha will preaob his ttebwull aarmou tbi* -morning, and we BUM to tea n large crowd present.—wr;/- tnlfeeu, 18 th. MfilWBiABT ‘iwiSiMIM TO ■Ann*. Wuran min otaourr oovk—n> souvn- ■nx sxnaaa oouvakt vs. emma 1 mum or Lonmuna. In thte eate Judgment haa Aten ran- thtefi in favor of tho Bapreae Company t the bank for #18,800, naff for This wan a suit to collect express mossy* sent and natetwnload, coo tended It had a right to Man JMPhaga* tba aaaia aa flm avpreaa aouupany Urn tetter and spirit of th* lag hammooks and nse of (tons* in oraol ■-g nuts inoreaaed tha impraaaipo thi is taimal ia vary hornan like; indeed; Prof. Garrod showed that the strUotnrai resemblances between the anthropoid ape* sod man are Do eioae that the reisbu for the mental and mors! differences re- maina still an unsolved problem. Perhaps th* most striking and important portion of hla dissuasion was that in whioh ho proved that th* voeai organa of man are present also in tbe anthropoid ape. Tha ap* does not oon verse, and yet the differ ence between his voeai apparatus and that of men to so Infinitesimal as to defy obser vation. Prof. Huxley declare* that, to hla mind, tba only thing that promises to explain tha mental difference between the an thropoid ape and man ia the phenomenon of language. Language implies consul tation, -comparison of experience, neces sarily embodies itself in tbe written form, becomes tbe store be use of foots, results In inferences, nhd to the wisdom which oan control and modify nature where the. dumb creature ia oon trolled and modified by nature. By the power of an intelli gent and purposed eleotion and combina tion so aaenred by the ability to talk, tbe animal so endowed might gradually build np a better brain on the same atrnoture aa that possessed by an animal that oould not talk. If it should be ultimately de termined by physiologists that' there is absolutely no difference between tbs vo- oal organa of tha anthropoid end man, refuge would have to bs taken in tba hy pothesis that there la some point in tha animal brain oorreaponding to the vocal rawer, whioh does not exaetly rhyme with he latter in tbe anthropoid, but does rhyme with It in the man. This on as sumption of the truth of Prof. Huxley’s view of tbe enormous powers set in mo tion by the attainment of apeoeb. A lit tle reflection will show that tbe probabili ties are on the aide of Prof. Hoxlsy’a views, and, although Carlyle baa decided that "perhaps there ia not in nature a more distracted phantasm than your so- oalled eloquent speaker, "it is not unlikely to turn out that “talkee-talkea" ia tha aoaptre of man on this planet. Tha difference between the vooal chords in ordinary animals and in men may be compared to'that between a plain tube and the mouthrptegs. of n flageolet. In proportion as one and of tha tube ia made smaller yon may whittle louder through it, and when it ia almoat oloSed, aa in tbe flageolet, you get a musical voioe. Tba vooal ohord*, which run par allel in animals, converge until they al moat come in contact iu man; and Prof. Garrod showed a similar convergence iu tbe anthropoid ape. But the whole or ganism is a region of tho utmost delioaoy and fineness, and ainoe the experiments of Helmholz one may understand that a difference of a hair’s breadth—a differ ence unobservable to tho eye—might be represented by an entirely now sot of vi brations, and these might be the very series which brides tbe ohasm between the animal ohatter and*articulate speech. It ia possible Ibat Mr. Darwin on bis forthcoming “Biography of an Infant” may throw some light on this general sub ject. Ever since that oareful investigator and pdWerfol reasonar published hla “Desoent of Man,” teeny, who had before ■bppoaed that all embryooio changes oessed at birth, have been closely observ ing tho physical progress of their babes. Mr. Darwin's attention was drawn some years ago to some oarefnlly kept observa tions of the varying sounds and ories wbiob preceded tbs obild'sattainment of ■peedh—the ooo, tbe whine, the hisa, and ■o on—and that the great evolutionist then tbonght tbe snbjeot of importsnoe end a oompsrison of similar observatloha desi rable. tta use. at wsll at from personal knowledge of thee* whoa* earaa tharaky Sava aaaated al most alraeuloss, I oan most heartily sad stn- eeralT raeomaend th* Vaosmte (hr tha o*a- plaints whleh It la claimed to Sara. JAMES P LUDLOW, Late Pastor Calvary Be^teUCJmCal VEOETINE. 8HK Bisrc WELL. South Fount, Mi., October 11,11’*, Mb H B Svavaxs : Dear Sir—I have been tick two - years wUh the liver complaint, ana during that time ham taken a greet many different madlstnea, Vnt ■on* of them did at any good. 1 was rasHatt nights, and had no appatlta. Since taking th* VaaeTtna I rest wall, and relish ay food, oan raeomaand th* Yasarntn for what It haa don* fra an. Yews tamaatteUy, _ Baa ALBEBT KIOKEB. Wltnase of th* above- Bn OEOROE B VAUOKAN, Medford, uaa*. VEGETIirE. GOOD FOB THE CHlLDBKN. Boston Horn, 14 Tvun tram, ID Bos Ton, April, 1ST*. (| H B Sravaa*I Dtm M^-We leal that th* child ran In oar hams have haan greatly benefited by th* Yao. ■Tins yon bar* to kindly given ns Item time Borornta * apMltU 7 tbo( * troubled with th* Wish raepaet, Bns N WOBBELL, Batten. VEGETINE. BEY. O. T. WALKER SAYS} Pnovinutan, R1.1*4 Tsadsit Ituit. H B Stkvbhs, Eit): I tael bound to express with ay slgnetura the high value whioh 1 plaoe npoq you - — — •• it lor tea which i piece upon jour VXoa- Tina. By family have used It lor th* last two year*. In nervous debility It la Invalashla, and 1 recommend It to ait who may naad an Invigorating, renovating tonic. OTWALKEB, Formerly Pastor of Bowdoln-tqnar* Ohuroh, Beaten. VEGETINE. ' NOTHING EQUAL TO XT. Sooth Saluh, Bass, Novambar 14,1171. Bn H R STavBne: Dear Sir—l bar* baaa troubled with Scrofu la, Oankor and Liver Complaint for Urea years. Nothing overdid me any good uatHI oommenoed using the Vaairins. I am aow getting along first-rat*, and (till using th* VtotTinn. I consider thar* la nothingsqeel to It for suob oomplalnts, Oan heartily raeom- mond It to everybody. Tours Truly, Mbs LIZZIE M PACKARD, No lb Lagrange Street, South Salom, Bam. O* ALABAMA. OoiuMbwa, «•., June 9,1977. Trains Leave Columbus AS FOLLOWS ' Southern Mail. 1*»Sp.ua^arrtve.atMcnt^mary. ter. Haw Orlaahf.UN* a a ■alma tors - A Haste.. DMAS Atlantar A Northern Mail. 7US m. pa., arrival at Atta^..^. v; Bsltlmor*....U:*Opn Raw York... too am ALSO BT TBJB TRAIN Arrive at MoatfiteWyw. to* r m Aooommodatlon,’’_TU0ad»y, Thuraday and “iv* ooiumbh..!!??!^: im » m lv* at Atlanta... lvs at Bonlgomary 4:10 A M Laking oloaa oonnaotion fra Naahvlll*, Lou- ISVlUa, ho. TRAINS ARRIVE AT OCLUBBUS From Boatpasory and Soathwoot-.imta a m From Atlanta and Nortewaet ao* r u SB- This Train, arriving a* Onlumbns at OlOS P. B„ Imvm Atlanta at MO a at. E. P. ALEXANDER. President. OHARLES PHILLIPS, Agmt. daus tf Central /\N AND AFT1R SUNDAY, Ms 1 J Ui Fnatthgar Trains on tha Control South wasters Railroads and Bronchos ' VEGETINE. RECOMMEND IT HEARTILY. South Bostok, Bs StsvsnB: Dear Sir—I hors taken several bottias of your Vsem ins, and am convlooad It M * valu able remedy lor Dyopopsls, Kidney Com plaint and General Dobtnty of tha Systran. * oon heartily rooommond It to nil eufferei from tha above eomplainta. Yoars rospaotl'ufly Mbs MUNROE PARKER. VEGETINE PREPARED BY R. STEVEN8, R08T0N. MASS. Vegetine is Sold by All Druggist9 l >>tl—1 JJj^wjja»jtawj (>M>— Buffering will exhibit itself by the erica of the baby, and should be removed b; the prompt use of that highly reoommend ed remedy—Dr. Bull’s Baby Byrup. It ia fra* from Morphia. Price 25 oents. A distinguished physician oi New York soys: “ it is astonishin); how universally Dr Tutt a pills arc used. In my daily rounds, I hear of thorn not only among the poor, but their virtues Hfd heralded from the mansiohs of the wealthy and refined. Knowing the inventor from his loug connection with tne medical profession, 1 have great confidence in their merits, and of late have often prescribed them with the happiest results in cases where I desired to make a decid* td impression on the liver.** ~ Dr* Tutl 1»m been eogRged in the prMtiee of medicine thirty jean »nd for % long time w** demonstrator of anatomy In tho Medical College oVgl S*iV«h guar- ante# th*t they are prenar* ““ scientific '•HfEi ided in iin» in them i heretofn as;' TBIT’S PILLS COBB SICK HEADACHE. TUTfSPILLS CUBE DYSPEPSIA. TUTFSPILLS CUBE CONSTIPATION. TUTmilLS CUBE TILES. TUTFSPILLS CUBE TSVBB AND AGUE. TUTFSPILLS CUBE BILIOUS COLia TUTFSPIUS CUBE KIDNEY COMPLAINT. TUTFSPILLS CUBE TORPID LIVEB. TUTFSPILLS IMFABT APPETITE. Savahhah, Ua., Bsroh i, AND AFYlB SUNDAY, Msreh gw Trail Rsllraad run aa follows i TRAIN NO. 1, GOING NORTH AND WEST Loans Savannah to*an iMrei Macon°for* A tlanV. .'.V.V.'.V.V.'.* all* r u Arrives at Atlanta IMM a m Baking oloaa oonasetioas at Atlanta with faamrn nad Atlantlo RstlroM (or all points North and Wait. CUBING SOUTH AND EAST. Loavas Atlanta... Arrival at Maoon IiUva. Maoon Arrlvonat BlUadgavUlo Anlvos at Eatouon.... ArrlvM at Augusta. Now Advertisements. vo, lino lOMwoad (not S!MM«aSi rgainf. ORGANS. $7$. rsrzisa&^iiissSS wholenlo. Beware of Imitations. Best offfr anr made, rand. Sant on* to 1* days’ t*M trial. Monty refunded and Itelsht paid both ways If nnsatlstaotory. Eat. ISM. "ASaul* wanted. Dlsoonnts to Toaohara, MIMBara. ho— Addraaa DANIEL F. BEATTY., WmahlaaFiom, New Jaraay. ATT a oo„ portion of the body oympethlseawltb if tha dlaordor. When the atomaoh i aaat of tho dlaordor. When tbe atomaon laiu to perform Its fnnotlons, Jihojtvar, ™J™*j aohlo, an sltaratlra, a purgative, a tonio, dative to bring them back to tbalv daty; >1 than elamenta, In tbalr pnraat and fiaetlve forma, ars united In aatomaohlo, an alterative, apnrgal and aadatlve' “ ‘ and all moot bfli — . j—, Fnrrmmt's Efliarveseent Seltsar Af*- rleml, th* great Saline Remedy for IndlsaeUra. and ta oonoomltant conaoquanoea. sold by ali druggtata, FREE. YU rtsIG a day »t homo. AganuWutad. Out- IbIa fit and tarns fra*. TRUE a OO, Augma- ta,Balna, Drunkard, Stop AKCBm Whioh emu b® given knowledge of the patient. Al»o one for t^e OPIUM HABIT permanent oure* gauranteed in bolb. Send amp for evldfenoe. ARk druagUta forit. Ad- rew BEEBN Sc. CO„ 0iri*lM*IUMm, Gena. rv gf Extra Fine Mixed Garde, with name, aqO A® cents, post--paid. L. JONES A 00*, Namu, N. Y. $5 £$20 ££ Purtland^lVUlno^ i traa. STisaoH < LEADINC SCHOOL Or THE SOUTH. Dr. W. E. Ward'. 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DM r ■ I [Hat never rlnoe organisation (1000) oontaotod a loao.J Westchester Insurance Company, N. Y., Assets 81,000,000, Cold, Fireman's Fund Insurance Company, SAN FRANOISOO--Th* Moat Popular In*. 90. in tha United State*. 8:44 A M 11:40 A U *00 a H AH of th*** Oampanlei obaarlully dopo.lt Bond* (U. s.) Ilth th* Georgia laws lor protaotlon of Polloy Holdor.. BUln raaaonably retail, PollolM written, Lomu lalrly adJoMad and promptly paid. Mf Application, for Juauranoo made at either bur Uffloa, next to Taiegraph cm or to G. luNBY JOBDANi Eagle A Hhonlx JUanufaoturlag Company’s Ofiloo, will roulve prompt attanUqn.. ^uim ) with th* Slat* Traainrar, to oomply r odjnNad ai “The Best is the Cheapest!” Thla Maxim applies with peculiar force to vour FIBE INSURANCE!! Uvu H. luntotn Loci* F. Gauabd BLANDFORD * UAHRAHD, Attorney* nad t'oun.elloro mt taw Offloo No. *7 Broad (treat, ovtr Wlttloh ft Klnael'a Jewelry Store. Will praotloa in the State and Federal Conrt* H '76 . Plano Tuning, Ac. E. W. HLAIJ, UBpxlrer and Tuner or Planoi, Organa and Acoordeons. Sign Painting alio don®. Orders may be leit at J w Peas* h Nor- man'aBogkBtord. aep5,*76 Watchmakers. C. H. LEt)(7IN, Walchnakur, 184 Broad Street, Uolumlmi, Ga. Watohei and Olooki repaired In the boat mannerandwarraDtetL^^^^^^^J^yVTft Anteed at _SlvII . L40.M Airivat at Ett&ula Wn ArrlvM at Oolamhui l;l*vu Trains on this tchadule for Bnoon, Atlanta, «Mor;t*i d tdis\*.r^?n ta t Atlantia aha Atlanta ft Blohmond Air Lin*. 1 oSumbui 8 with rJ Wcatern Hall- read of Alabama, and Mobile ond Girard Railroad* Train on Ulak.ly Extension Laavas Albany Mondays,T nasdays, Thursdays and Fridays COMING SOUTH AMD EAST. Lrrfvss n^SMon ftem*AUanta..V.".‘.‘ *64 r ■ taavra Albany A u Leaves Eafhhla 0:06 ru Arriteaet Ma*on Dob Enfaola and L«aV«sl}olninbua.‘.'.‘‘.‘.'”!.‘.‘.‘!.‘.‘.‘.‘.".‘.'lwS I u ArrlvM a* Mao** from Oolnmbos.... 6:11 r ■ iffiS-SBteISIS ArrlvVs a^arsnnaL'.'.‘.V.V.’.V.V.’.'.'.'.'V.lt i a Baking aonntottons at Shvunnah with At- antla and Golf Balltead for all points In Flop Ida. Passenger* for BUladgaviU* and Eatonton I n TAIT will taka train No. f trnm Savannah and train I r: W'Jtl* No. 1 from Baeou, which trains oonusot daUy I - wH-wnor. COMPANIES We represent, and when Loeses ooour, you will cutely by Indemnified LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, HOME OF NEW YORK, MOBILE UNDERWRITERS, GEORGIA HOME. AY. BAY #ra.th*| Office In the GEORGIA HOME 8UILDINC. Tin and Coppersmiths. ffl. FEE, Worker In Tin, Ulicet Iran, Copper Order, from abroad promptly attended to. Jyl,’7* No. 174 Broad Btraat. REAL ESTATE AGENT®. JOHN BLA0KMA&, Georgia Homo Building, next to Telegraph OMoe, uo.umbus, Ga., Real Eatat*. Brokerage and Inturano* Agency. LAND WABHANTS BOUGHT. Keler, by permission, to Bends of this oily. f noyll.’74 tf, GROCERIES. exeept MonSyl’fdrt General Bapt. Oenti PLAGE YOUR RISKS WITH THE PROMPT, RELIABLE J.J.&W.R. Mobile & Girard R. R. A Z a »AI win» me i obfte A Girard Ball I , road will ran ns fol GOING WK8T. Laara Oolnmwu Gauaral Passenger Lta^aSlta^M Broad siraatDa^ot* “ dally,at.rrV, ,VT7. 4:30 r * Arrive atUnlen Spring* 6:66 r u " Troy I*) “ Enfaula 10;lo r S {Kb^ffv.v.v.v.v.v.:::: *» 11 i: “ Philadelphia... catalogue address tbs principal. MOM* l.tl FURIIY- ther w'ohknesi. They may bfl .aken at any time without trailt of diet oerupation. An a safe family ■Jieinfl they ye no rival. PRICI, RSc- OFFICR- 35 Hurray Et, NBW VOKK. -otmTiw Tsrtra >r Errors ^ If*. rn- tO Ul . _J < to Marriage Kemoved. New MS 1 — method of treatment. New a* 1 and remarkable remedies. dig Books and circular, sent fre, W ‘ tn sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIOR, 41* ^ N. Ninth St., Philadelphia, me Pa. An Institution bavins a * * _ 1 high reputation for honorable El conduct an^ruhgalonatakUl Semper Idem ! Semper Idem !! 1849. WILLOOrS 1877. Insurance Agency! ; 0 : The 8ame Time-Tried, Flre-Teated Experience! The Same Old, Strong, Rloh List I The Same Masalve Array of Gold Aaaets! The Same Prompt, SkiJIful, Liberal Dealing I UBAU THE XjXBTi aA'ftS.WSSlSS.JKiS I A*tn* lRturino* Comp«ny Assets (Gold), # 7,278,127.44 F« f l^Sui¥iw5Xy.Th I aiedaylnd Satnr- NoHh Brltlah and M*P0*litll* llteUPRII.. Com’y Aea«U (Gold), 15,887,81(2.20 lay. I Hartford Fir. ImurRRO. Oomp.ny Aaaets (Gold), mm ' * New York. COMING EAST. IffSOT® Troy... ‘ Upic , 8:16 r V . 8:10 j 7:36 A M 10:26 ▲ 1 .19:60 a 1 , . 3:40 AM 7:10 A M 91 Brood Street, DEALEBSIN FAMILY GROCERIES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FRUITS, UONFBOTIONRKY—a choice (took, PIUKLES—All Best Brands, In any RuantU^NED FBDIT8 VEGETABLES and MEATS, MAGNOLIA HAMS, BEEF TONOUES, FERRIS’ BREAKFAST BACON, A CHOICE LOT NEW ORLEANS SYRUP, APPLE VINEGAR, SPARKLING CIDER ON TAP-Very Nl °T , HE BEST 60. CIDER IN THE CITY, DUDLEY’S BOLTED MEAL—In Jd and ^ bushel BAOkz, put up for fAtuily use. Try it. nr Our Qooda are teleoted for fam ily trad*. We guarantee all w* sell. J. J. A W. R. WOOD. Celnulmii Ge. ootH-eodly WARM SPRINGS, GEORGIA. T HIS'ESTABLISHMENT is now open to the Public lor the season. iraave aiyy...,......•■•••< Arrive at Linton Springs oelnmhns... Opelika *:3o a m Atlanta SOS v u Maoon 3:36 T M savssnah 7:16 a m , __,.h ooaoh with sleeping aeeommoda- o 0vl | | nlU rana* Company tlons paTwean Columbus nnd Montgomery. I -. 7 * w H 7 Paesengers for tha Northwest will save | Continental IMUrillOf tan hours'tins* by thla route. Through tickets to all prlnolpal points on sal* at General Passenger Depot, and at Broad Street Shed. w ^ CLARK Superintend D. E. WILLIAMS, General Ticket Agent. my* 3 Insurance Ootnp*ny of Nortii Amerioa N*w York Underwriter*’ Agenoy Ph*nlx I naurotio. Company Union M.rln.«ndiFir* Inturano* Company.. Virginia Horn. Inturano. Company ..Aaaets (Gold;, Assets (Gold), Assets (Gold), Assets (Gold), Assets (Gold), Assets (Gold), Assets (Gold), 8,273,808.24 111,568,428.05 8,040,085.28 0,081,884.51 3,800,731.47 2,782,802.92 755,781.97 288,189.99 RATES OF BOARD: Children under 13 years and colored servant! halfprle*. Agr- HACKS to meet morning and avanlng Trains on North ft South Railroad. •V Olore connection la made at Genaya, 8. W. R. R., with the 11:10 A. it. Train by W. H. Martin’s Hacks, which arrive at tbe Springs to oarly tea. J. L. MUST AIN, my39 tf Proprietor. Warm and White Sulphur | SPRINGS. mm cram hotel, Hot Spring*, Ark. riBHT-CLAM IN KVEBY BESPECT -bev *.« °- BALt /r N JJf!f-V E. N. FRESHMAN & BROS., Advertising Agents, 186 W. Fourth 8L, CINCINNATI, 0., Are authorized to receive Advertisements for this paper. Estimates furnished free upon ap plication. Send two stamps for our Advertiser’s Manual. ... lifeel) week to Agents. GondaBUjRlo. Mk iDoiiiniiiiiiuls reoelveir.Ti*nn« llimrai.lTir* tlculur* tr«u> J # Worth k Co*BtFLoul#jMe a|B WATCHES. Cheancfit in the knowu (3 FirwriuilSUrSaCOUIaSS! tSohJCfSi inHBeBiassnfiSfc Total AsaetsCGOld)..... #52,883,904.14 OVER SIXTY’TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLAR8 ! . .ms same Grand Companies paid tbelr SIXTEEN MILLIONS for lossas in Chloago Boston In 1871 and 1*73 without heslt atlon or delay. For Polloias In suoh Companies apply to YILLCOX’b IHRURAICE AGENCY. * Risks takaq *U7where In tha State. Losses paid here. febseodtf 8TOVES AND TIN WARE. 'OABSENQERS going to th* Warm and | XT Whit* Sulphur springs will find H more convenient and pleasant Tia tke lortli & Sgtli nailroad, W. H. ROB ARTS & C O, ARE OFFERING THE LARGEST JuSSm and avtnlng’t train. WM. REDD. Jr., $50,' $100, $200, $800, 91.000, ALEX. FROTH1NGHAM do., Brakers, No. 13 Wall straat, New Yark, make desirable investments lu etoaka, whleh frequently pay from five to twenty time* the amcrant invested. Stocks bought sad oarrlad as long as desired on deposit of three par oent. Expl alary alrealar, and wttkly report, mt ,** o«ta eodiy ■ TOOK STOVES, TIN-WARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS At Prioei Choapor than Ever ! :o: They Have Jait Received an Extensive Line of Meai Flints Mu Mines, Mcnles & Villov Baskets. 6TR00FINQ. GUTTERING guff all «la*M* of Tin-Work don* to OrdOr. oct3,’16eodftwtl Bankrupt sale -of— VALUABLE Cotton Factory. W E WIUIa SEIels. on the 13fh of August, 1877, Iu Tuscalootu, Ala., the Kennedale Cotton Mills, Eight miles from this oity, on A. fit O. R. R.; also, all Machinery and aprertenaneesoon. neeted thorewltli: also, largo lot of One Wool en Machinery; also, about 2,000 acres VAL* “able GOAL and TIMBER LANDS, on which said Mills aro situated. From raw oot- ton said Factory can make about 4,000 yards of Plain and Colored Goods por day. Terms favorable. #a» Send tor Olroular. KiuUARDG. molester, FRANKS. MOODY, ABSlgnees. rxukalaof, Jurnty MTT. Ju30 d4w_ ANHOOD RESTORED. Victims of youthful '.daprudence, who have tried in vain every known remedy, will learn of a simple proscription r KICK, . for the Hiieedy cure of nervous debility. I premature decuy. lost tuanbo4id, ana all Jdlsorder# brought on by.exceMea._Anf DAVinVoSS 1 A CO.'!86T«.«8tr^V!P Gatoadkw
