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Newspaper Page Textiasug 'r DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: OQLUMBUl JPnilg guqttirer. raivnin, u>i WCDN1BDAY JULY Hi, Ml. LARGEST CITY UD KOI TWICE ■clRCULAT ION I AQMEOATE OMOULATIONI On. Loin* retains bit po«itlon under Hi IMln In Egypt . If kg mImM that the nln ot the pcogmrly flartroyfi at Pittebnrg, exola- siva of the eonteata of the oare burned, win aggregate eboot tea million dollar*. Hiuu tetptie hundred doge hare bam oaptared daring the peat three weeks in (few York, and now boatnee* l* getting doll and the dog oeteheri are reeigniog. Ham, not to be behind St Domingo, ia getting ap a revolution at her own. Two exiled patriot* are firing proclama tion* and prooueoiamentoa at tbepreeent President* of tbeee two happy Bepnbllea. A noao named Wm. Waahington, liv ing In Mew Orleane, laat week fatally poieoned hie lady love, also colored, by interning powder of areenio into two , wbiob he gave her and whioh ebe Gov. Hanraanri ia returning to Peon- eylvania from Belt Lake Oily on e apeeial train. Hartmnft wanted to anpprem an imaginary “Southern rebellion” laat win ter with OS,000 men. He baa a real re bellion on bit handa at home now upon whioh he oan exeroiae hie grain*. It ia elated that Dr. 'Warren Bey, of Paria, haa reoeived an author*action from the Tnrktah War Department, through the Ottoman legation in Paria, to aeleot properly qualified Ameriean aurgeona for the Tnrktah army. Their pay will be glOO gold per month, and their expeneea will W paid to Oonatantinople. Pauxcbd, of Donieiana, who haa been interviewed in New York, takea a doleful view of the Uepublioan proepeota. He thinka they will be defeated in all the eioaeStatea next fall. Tbo Republicans, he aaya, will loaa Wiaoonain, Ohio, Penn sylvania, and the Demoorate will oany hew York by 7fi,000 majority. He feara the Uepublioan party baa been ru’ued ir» retrievably. It ia reported that an attempt waa made on Thuradey morning, the 19th inat., to aaaaaainate the Oaar, while he waa on hia Way to inapeot an outpoet near one of the lately oaptared poeittona. When the Our waa diamonnting a shot waa heard, and immediately an offloer of hia staff wm deogerooaly wounded. The Oaar narrowly eaoaped, through the ahelter of a neighboring embankment. Mb. Jumna Miller and Matt Oarpen ter were alwaya at loggerhaada In the United Statea Supreme Courts in Wiaeon- ain, end on one ooeaaion Mr. Carpenter playfully observed of the Judge'* ruling that he had aean auoh a ruling in a Penn- aylvania oourt where the other aide bought up the Judge with half a buahel of bean*. The court gave Matt one minute within to apologia*, rid he apologised in n neat little apeeoh, oonoluding with the statement that if ha had Mid a buahel of beana Instead of half a buahel he would have been drmned before he would have aeaanted. A raoer remarkable oaae of vltr'lty and imperative power ia furnished by a men named Sohmidt, under medical treatment far horrible inJurlM at the Olnoinnati Nearly two weeks ago Sohmidt I attaoked by a man whoee wife he had d, and hia akoll fractured in three i by a hatchet. When he wm trten to the hospital, brain matter wee escap ing at two different wounds. He never loot eonseiouanea* a moment, a few days ago wm rapidly recovering, ahowing no traces of mental disturbance, save a loaa •f aaamory of altgbt oiroumatanoes. Pby- atctana prooouuoe hia rooovaiy tha most temarkabla on record. Tna naw Alabama Oonatitntiofi made by the Democracy of that State turn re- dneed the Degieletore to 83 Senators end 100 UepreeentetivM; ehaaged sessions to biennial, limiting tham to fifty days with oat power to extend the time; reduced pay of membere from gG to gt a day, and mileage from 40 to 10 oenta a mile; re aired all billa to be paaeed by yeaa end neye; made lobbying e mime; repealed tha power to pam local or apeeial law* for the benefit of individual* or oorpora tkme; prohibit* forever any indebtedness for improvomenie; limited the power of the State to tax three-fourths of on* per aenk; natrioted towns, oitios and oountie* to one-half of ona par neat, for oounty purposes, and ono-fonrth to pay debts; rednoed the judleial olrouite front 18 la 8, and abolished a large number of offiooa, aawtag an annual expense amounting to hundred* of thonaanda of dollar*. tatuua isTtmaiau irint OP OMEB? Sympathy ag eao entertain, and Wa doubt not Urn fooling of General Toombs iaMawi by Urn great mbm of Uw Mgple. They eympatbiae with tha itrlkat* but oondeeon moat strongly and oneqalvooeBy lb* lawlaaaneM and deatraetlon to wbkh theiraota ha** lad.- Dlaragard of legal obligatione haa nevaryat affaotaf good for any aaet or olaaa. Thoe* who adopt it moot go down. Thai wa nave seen that thoM who onoe war* lnaHted to favor tbo lint in the fight of labor versus oapltel, are now the foremoot to oondemn tbo sot* of bloodibed aad Incendiarism, for whioh the strikers are directly blamee- blc. Their oann* in violently stopping train*, preventing others from filling the piece*, and their diotatorial policy baa caused to spring up every mean tramp aod vagrant in the country—*11 those who praetioe ia theft, robbery and oany tha torch at midnight, raftua to labor honestly end flippantly quote the world owes them a living. Thousands of these poor etrikers ere honMt, herd-working men, end the companies are oppressing them terribly by the redootion of their peltry wages. Tom Soott, of the Pennsylvania roads, spend* thousands for lobbying purposes yearly and extraota the oost from bia workmen. Every controlling railroad offloer in tb* North, with a few exceptions, have bee* large speculators, and have been caught by the shrinkage in value*. Wage* are lowered to supply * portion of the deficit. The railroad kings, through ri valry, bad been running their lines at ruinous com petition, and loai heavily. The managers held oon saltations, arranged a com mon tariff end agreed to dock the meagre pay of all, from the iowMt to the higbMt. It mattered little to the lofty, but it wm almost ruin to the infe rior. The Baltimore A Ohio UallroaA Company lute been among the most per- ■latent of rate wrecker*. It wanted *11,and it also desired to continue the payment of e ten per cent, per annum dividend. Twioe Id twelve mouths have the mana gers lowered the hire of men, end by squeezing the dally laborer made money for the stockholders, end in the late affair commenced on the loweet grade* instead of the highest. The firemen rid brakes- men oommenoed the contest with the sympathies of eveiy lover of fair play and those who ere opposed to the exactions of the monopol'rie. The strikers' first move was to violet* tew. The rights of the publio end of free labor were disregarded'. They made their will their tew. They stopped (rein* end refused to allow those willing to labor an opportunity to work. They eubatttuted brute foroe for statutes, interfered with every right of the public, and produoed ■ reign of ansrohy over wide seetione. Thu* they turned sympathy to the very oppo site. All are the effaot* of the peiaiotous teachings of Abolitloniete before the war oonoerning the divine right of labor end the euoouregement of trammer* during it, They have do Booth to rob, and the myrmidons of crime, taking advantage of the disorder, prey on the people. They ravelin the tyranny of mob.rr'e end many of the strikers help them. The better oIbm of the etrikara who in tended good now see this, and thef hkve proffered eervioM to eld in preserving order in cltiM and their anlstanoe been aooepted. A* long, however, u they are controlled by lawlessness along the line of railroad*, how oan they expect order from the unruly element, whom their restsUuoe to lew has emboldened Let the loosen of millions at Pittebnrg answer 1 THE CAPITOL LOCATION The Constitution take* our oorreapoud ent to ti sk because be intimated that At lanta wm not abla to build a eapitol, auoh aa tba State requires, m tb* City Oouooit bM promised to do. Tb* Constitution ohargea iguoranoe on tb* part of our cor respondent. He can taka oare of bimMlf, m ho is amply aompetant, bnt wa must be allowed to doubt whether any city in Georgia is able to build a atiiiotor* equal to the eapitol in Miliedgoviile, Atlanta wm bitterly lamenting taxation and heavy expenses last year, and de manding aoonomy rid reform. A number of appropriations were rednoed. Let her issue more bonds, m eh* will be compelled to do if a new Capitol ia erected, end phe will find that they ere not so saleable as now. Atlanta bre good credit, but ou some of her indabtednaM ■he pay* hMvy interest. We find her bonds thus quoted in the lest Financial Chronicle: Atlanta T’s, 90 bid, 98 asked; 8’e, 95 bid, 97 Mked; water works, 91 bid, 93 asked. Eight per oent is higher than any city in tha BUte pays. Put several hundred thousand dollars more on tbeee bonds and quotations will hardly stand the pressure. CEORCIA’S CONVENTION DNESDAY MORNING. JULY 26. 1877. msaBAI-niVIITB DAT. vs**** »tooiXWtou» IWtp*«D-THX BOA or aaoHTa Discusses anc aicxudxd. gpeelal' tote* cmsatcle and Con.tltotloneUst Atlavta, July 88—ThaOoneti tutionsl Convention met this morning ia tha oepi- tol, at half-past sight o'otook, the Presi dent, Hon. Charles J. Jenkins, in the dutir. t k < ■ ...i,/ r After prayor the journal of Saturday’* session-wt* read. There were three notieee to reeonsidar the Fran obis* report, but when the time they were ell loet tub vauutita o*»AWnrtorr. Mr. Toombs submitted the Final Oom- mlttee'e eetion upon the'report of the Ex ecutive Department Ooasasitto*. judicial ciaourrs. Mr. Glgnllliet submitted a resolution making twenty Judicial circuit*, and pre- ■eriblng the time for holding oourt. PUBLIO XUSTITUTIOll*. Mr. Sellar ycwr > ad a minority report upon publio loatijtuth is. ISSUASLB ’DBAS. Mr. Patsy submittw 1 a resolution to validate Issuable pleas •» i*re awards in stead of verdiote were tin in. thk bill or 'Atari waO taken up. In the pMeesbie Mi. Met Hammond moved to substitute “relying upon" in stead of “through the protection end guidenoe of' Almighty God: transposing the olaus* so m to reed, “we, the people of Georgia, relying upon, ete.” Adopted. Mr. Wright offered a resolution striking out tk* word “that" in the first line of the first seotion. Mr. Lewis proposed that the same word be strioken <ml in tb* •eeond line of the same seotion. Adopted. Tba resolution of Mr. Abde Johnson to strike out the word “magistrate” and tha word* “all publio offloera'' substituted by Uamta. Harvlll and Hill were adopted, also the words “of the people" inserted aftet the word “servants.’’ Seotion 8 wm adopted unamended. In seotion 8, all words from “all" to resident” were rejected end the words “Citizens of tha United States” substi tuted 1n a resolution of Mr. Mathews. Mr. Base substituted tho word “them” for “legietethm” in line 8. Carried. Mr. Tuggle eubeituted the word “Gen eral Assembly” for “Legislature." Car ried. Mr. Wright moved to add a oleuae de claring lobbyism a oiim*. This wm with, drawn to bo Introduced to-morrow. Beetion* three and four were agreed to; Messrs. Matthews and Hill introduced amendments to section five to prevent the I iroeoriptlon of atheist* and infldele. Tha orwer gentleman Mid that u the para graph now stood this class would be ex cluded for non-belief under the tews o| Georgia. Any on* hs» the right to nay “I will not worship.” The fool bM said ii his heart: “Thaaw to no God;” but the fool YntohMufi- ador toeteialtod daring ttarpHkrtl lor which be shall have been, rietoal, sec •bail ha raeeive wiUue t^Attea* any other emolnment from tha OpiM But**, other of them, or froM any foreign lit Tb* fit* *•' amor under Mis Oonstit the first Wednesday to year 1880 end UennteUy, the persona qualified to —* beta of the General tton efaali be held at tb* plates of hoidtog enforce this pruitelon by Gaowiuo tv Si abkotb . —Tbs etrikers 1 to be increasing in strength rid sey. In Pennsylvania they have been joined by the m'nem and other an- ions. In some places they aie dieooun- tenancing disorder*, and beooming tpe- ctol poUoemen to maintain the petoe. They continue to atop all freight trains, .and ou several road* only postal oan era M. Tha etrikers at all points ere forc ing wen who era oontent to labor and oennot afford to be idle to quit employ, moat and join tham. In St. Louie they My they mean vioiory or defeat, end will not surrender un til they obtain * fair remuneration for tb* eervio* performed. If they oennot get this they threaten to suppress the railroad business in the country. Borne ®f the etrikers have put on a aiding oare containing 250 United States troop*. Gov. Williams, of Indiana, deol nee to tetorfere unless to preserve pesos. Them mm hove ■ grievance, but U it impossi ble for society to entertain it; when they ■trike at the very vitals of eooiety, enoh to overthrow publio order end inaugu rated* bloody mm Tsa OoHvmrnon YuamnaT.—The Bill of Bighta wm perfected end adopted joes tetdey. A Btetae’ UlghU seotion wm appended. Gen. Toombs, Chairmen of the Com mittee on Final Bevision, on Monday reported tb* Exsontiva Department arti cle. Tbs important fsatuiwe are the re daction of the Governor’s term to two years, end the abolition of the offioe of Attorney General. The Convention made lobbying ■ crime. Good. There bM been too much of this business. Borne will hereafter want a profession. A Problem.-—A liquor agent of a Mew England town held tbe office for one veer, at the atom of which ho geve the following statement of hie aooonnt: Amount of oaah received on aa- enming the offioe f 38 17 Velas of liquor received at same time. 57 54 Cash reoeived for mle of tiqnor during tb* year 10897 Amount paid for liquor bought. during tbo year. 59 91 Aaeount of agent** salary 85 00 Value of liquor on head M the end of tbo year 31 37 Did tb* agent owe the town, or did the town owe tho agent, end how much? Did tb* town gain or loose, and how much? Promt*** kept Inspire confidence; end Dr. Boll's Baby Byrap never (spates res . I lief ia tha die***** of childhood without of tbe Paris I »t oooa effeotieg it. Hanes the papular ^reliance upon it. Pxte* 86 cent* a holUe. religious thought end sentiment. Where beats the heart of men, thought reigns end freedom is tbe qn'nteaaenoe of thought. Mr. HU) IntroduMd nearly tbe earns oleum m to the Oeeslteution of 1865. Mr. Net. Hammond thought neither wm full raongb, as it imposed no reser vation against lioentioasness. He intro duced the twofollowtogparagraphs, non bare 6 end- 7, which srere-adopted: Beo. 6. No inhabitant of this State shall be molested in person end property, or prohibited from holding pabHe office, on aooonnt of tffilgtoQ* belief; bnt liberty of oonscieno* will not be so oonetrned ea tb excuse acta of Hoentloaeneae or Justify pseetloea ineonhietent with the pesos and Mfeiy of tba Htato. Beo. 7. No money shell ever be tekeii from tiie publio treasury, directly or indi reotly, ip aid of any obnroh, sect, denom ination 6f religionists, or any aeoterlru institution*. A WAU, MOM *MB BOHDMOLDnae A letter to Preeideat Jeoklnofrom John G. Crane, President of - Up New York Security Company, wm read. It was a wail from the banker* and bofidholdera North, burnt by repudiated Georgia bonds. As the Ftoanoe Committee had already submitted a report to the Final Committee the letter wm ooneigned to the same committee. FURTHER ADOPTIONS AND AMENDMENTS. Sections 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 1}, 18, 18 Dum ber* in the printed oopy were adopted unamended. Ml Key proposed an additional see- tion bore that olvil antbority be higher than military, and that even in war no eo'dier-ihall be quartered in any house without the consent of * ototl magistrate Adopted. Beotidna 14 and 18 agrMd td unamend ed. Mr. Winn, of DeKalb, amended notion If, by addiqg “bnt the Legislature may f iroride for imprisonment of persons fati ng to dlsoever or surrender property not exempt from levy Or teU* in bis oontrol or posseseion." He said that a men after aoormuteting money end taking advantage of exemp tions pockets muob money, aqd it is im possible to recover. Ha proposed now to proteof the interest of leaders after the issue bM joined in oourt and the jury passed upon it. He must be made to de liver np property in hie possession. Guereid Mid that the Constitution of 1868 altogether favored the debtor, al lowed him a liberal homestead, bnt did not proteat tbe creditor. It had been ■aid that tba borrower wm a slave to the lender. It wm now reversed. Tbe bor- rower may now sooomolate money while leaders starve. People dost reflect that creditors. too * have wive* and children. This olios* propooM no great hardship in imprisoning debtors, end bodes no bar barous relapse. But It ■ men to saoh cates bM property he should be made to surrender it. The amendment, on motion bf Mr. Nis bet, wm tabled. Mr. Augustus Bees* emended by add ing to seotion sixteen, “Except in fraud ulent ooaeeel—nt of property over and above legal exemptions’’ Mr. Hout Mid tb* tew now secures the eredltor. If Item* be joined end judg ment obtained, end if property is not surrendered the owner is jailed tor oon- tempt in opposing the process of the Court. Hens* additional legislation was enneo emery. Bnt ail this does tbe credi tor no good,, for if the debtor don't choose to take the homestead he pockets tbe money and there it no way to get it out. Mr. Toombs said: TMa ia entirely on neoemary. All the Convention is sup posed to do is *to lay down tbe organio tew, leaving technicalities and particular oases to the Lapistetar*. He moved to table til* amendment, which wm serried. P. A. 8. Mr. Toombs, oh airman of Committee on Final Be vision, makes the following report: Article IV. —Sceentice. —Section l, Faeaobapm I. The Executive Depart ■Mot shall oouetet of a Governor, Secre tary of Btatet OompfMlter General and TniMnrti. Pan. IL Tb* Exeoothr* power shall be vested in a‘ Governor, who shall hold hi* office daring the tone of tiro years, and until hia auaeamor ahall bo ohoeen and qualified He Mall not b* eligible to **■ election aftm thmoxteiatton of a aeo- ond term for the period of fow yean. H* ahall have a competent eatery, eatab- Paa. .allowed, »ny fee, person, I . posit, or nee, in ally ■manat, of tho pub lic fends, m tha'General teambly ahall ties. Pan. IV. No tb* offioe of L troller Oeneral, ahall have boon Btetoe at resided prseeding his *MU<te, ated at least twenty-five yean of Fa*. 11. That* ueeesuf ateaftM Matt b*! >* General Aeeembto, I PHOTOCRAPHIC ARTItT. for the election of member* of the Gen- Mil Anembly. PAA, IV. The returoatot evary eteetion of Governor ebeU b* escled Up by tb* ipsratsly from othac rstorna, to tbo PreeMeht at wo Bgn- at* and Speaker of tbe House of Beprs- ssntstivee, aod transmitted to Ite* Basrs- tsry of State, who shell, without epaatog sa^oss'ma&wZ the two boiueeMtelheva been orgtnlMd; snd they shell be transmitted by th*; Senate to the Hops* of P ip|Mtelftelv*i P*pV. The members of eegh brenob of tbe Ognerel Aeeembly ahall ooovene in dent of tho Benete aedSOtitiMkaf th* Home of BipensnUtivM shall open and publiah tbs returns in th* pretaneeof tea general Aatembly; ana th* parson having tha mejbrlty of the whole number of vote* given sbsll be deolered duly oteothd Governor of this State; but if no parson have auoh a majority, than from the two parson* having tba highest number of votaa, who shall ho in Ufa. and ahal) not deoline an election at tbs time appointed for the Legislature to oloet, th* General Assembly ahall immediately sleet a Gov ernor tica tocc; end to all susm of elec tion of a Governor by tbeGtearal Asosm- bly, a majority of the votaa of the mem bers prawn! ahall be neoemary for a choice. Par. VI. Contested elections shall be determined by both House* of tbe Gen eral Assembly, in auoh manner m shall be preaoribed by tew. Pab. VII. No person Mall be eligible to the offioe of Governor Who shall not have been ■ eitteen of th* United Btetoe flf tmn yeare and a oitiaen of tbi* State elx years, end who ahall qof have attained the tge of thirty year*. Pab. VIII. In oase of the death, resig nation or disability of the Governor, the President of the Seaato ahall asrste* th* executive power* of tg* .government until auoh dteability be removed, or ■ successor is else ted and qualified. And in earn of tb* death, resignation or dies bility of the President of the Senate tha Speaker of tb* Hodm ol Bepreaentatives shall exercise the executive powers of tb* government until the reteoval of tbe dis ability, or the election and qualification of a Governor. Par. IX Tbe General Assembly shall have power to prpvide by law for filling nnexpired terms by a special election. Pab. X. The Governor shall, before he enters on tha dtttiea Of hh offioe take the following oath, or affirmation: “I do solemnly swear (or affirm, as the erne may be) that I will faithfully exeoute tbe offioe of Governor of the State of Geor gia, and will, to the best of my ability, I »e*erve, protect and defend tb* Oonsti- ution thereof, and the Oonatitution of the United Statea of America.” Pa*. XI. Tbe Governor shall be oom- menderMu-ohief of the army and uavy of this State, and of tbe militia thereof. .Par. jXH. He •hall have power to grant reprieves and pardons, to ooprmute pen alties, Ye move disabilities, imposed bare, in, or otherwiie,by tew, and NU|‘to any nrt ol a sentoia* for offense* against tbe Iteto, after oonviotion, except in oases of tremon snd impeachment, anbjeot to such regulations as may be provided by tew relative to tbo manner of applying for pardons. Upon oonviotion for treason, b* may suspend the exeention of the ten, tenoe, end report tb* oaae to (be Qonerel Assembly, at tbe next meeting thereof when the General Assembly sbsll either pardon, oommUte the sentence, direct ite execution or grant a farther reprieve. He shall, at eaoh session of the General As sembly, oommunioate to that body eaoh omo of reprieve, pardon or oommutation granted, stating the name of the oOnviot, the offense of whioh be wm oonvioted, tbe sentenoe and ile date, tbe date of Use reprieve, pardon, or oommntation, and tbe reasons for granting the same. He shall take oare that the tews are faithfully executed, and shall be a ootmervator of the peso* throughout th* State. Pab. XIII. He shall issue writ* of election to fill all vacancies that happen id the Benste, or Honae of Bepreaentativee, snd shall have power to oonvoka the Gen j eral Assembly on extraordinaiy oooMionr; snd shall give them, from time to time, iuformation of the stats of tb* common wealth,and reoommend to their oonaideri- tion suoh measnres m he may deem ne~! oemry and expedient; but no tew shall bei enaoted at oalled sessions of the Legisla ture, exoept each M shall relate to the* object stated in bia proclamation conven ing them. Pab. XIV. When any offioe ihali be- oome vacant by death, resignation, or otherwise, the Governor shell have power to fill suoh. veoanoy, ante* otherwise provided by tew, end persons to appoint ed shall oqhtinqe in offioe until a eueoee-’ aor is ap^ataM agreeable to tb* mode pointed ontJqa this Oonetllntion, or by eoedtoghte *toetton, Md Mdtb* i twenty-five yean at age whan And tha Pen are! » ri ay* waee Aaaeeaniy.teay, G BUNBV JOIIDAN. ffiggMgAgmm SAmAM trqilir GflMut, Mii. lit not be allowed any fee, perquisite or oompaoMttop, other than their eateries M prescribed fay lew, eitesft theft neoes- eery otpenaM when absent froia the seat of government on tb* btateam at the State. Beetion III. Pas. L Tba greai seeiof the State ahaH be deposited in the offioe of thO Secretary of State, end ahall not be affi led to My instrument of writing but by order of tea Governor or General Assembly, and that now in um ahall bo tho great Mai of tho State, until othorwteo provided by law, which ahall be impressed directly upon the instrument to which It ta affixed, and not upon wax, m heretofore. Section IV. Pab. I. Tbe Governor Mall have potior to appoint his own secretaries, not ex ceeding two iti number. VEGETINE Purifies th* Blood, Reaovato* and In* vigorato* th* Whoi* tystam. ITS MBD10AL QUALfTISS AMB Alterative, Tonle, Solvent and Diuretic. ViOBTia* la made sxctasively. Item the Joioes ol aarerully-aeleetefi terka, .roots and hard, snd so strongly oonoantratad that It will effectually eradlesU from tba lyitetn ava. ry taint of Scrofula, Herofuloua Humor, Tumors, Cancer, Cancerous Humur, liy. alpolua, Salt Bhoum, Syphilitic DUouMi, Canker, Faintness ut tea Btangwh, aad *U dtieaias that arils from Impure blood. Sci atica, Inflammatory snd Chronic Bhan- mntlsm, Neuralgia, Gout and Spinal Com plaints, can only b* effectually cured through the blood. For Ween and Eruptive WUeoaee of tha Skin, Pustule*, Flmples, Blotchee, Holla, Tetter, SqUdhead and Blngworm, Vsa*. tinb hu n*v*r failed to effect a permanent cure. For Paine In the Back, Kldaoy Com- plaints, Dropaey, Female Waskneaa, Leuoorrhuoa, arietng tram Intarasl nloara tion, and uterlua dlieaaes and General Debili ty, VxaRTiRB acts directly upon the eanses of these complaint*. It Invigorates and strength ens the whole system, MU upon the .secretive organs, allays Inflammation, euros ulceration, and regulates the bowels. For Catarrh, Dyepapafa, Habitual Cos- tlvenes.. Palpitation of tbo Heart, Head ache, Piles, Nervonsneesand Genes! Proo- t rati on at the Nervous System, no medl, cine hu ever glren such perfect satisfaction as the Vnauriirn. I, purines the blood, cleensee all of tbo organa, and possesses * controlling power over the nervous system. Th* remarkable onres effected by Vmbtibi have Induced many physicians and apotheca ries whom we know to praaerlbe aad nos U Id their own famlllee. In faot, VnoKTiNH la tha but remedy yel dleoovered for tbe nbova dlteosu, and Is t! only reliable BLOOD PUBIFIKB placed before the pabllo. THE BEsflsVlOEHOE. The following letter from Rev. B..R. Best Pastor of M. E. Church, Nnttok, Hus., wll be rend with interest bv many pkyalaUns; slit those suffering from the snare steals* u af flicted the ion of tha Rev. E. S. But. No par- son o*n doubt thli teitlmony, m thorn li at doubt about tho ourotivo poworo of Vmstirr Natick, Maos., Jon.X, ira. KsHRSmm: ■ ■ Dear Sir—We have good raaeca tee regard tug your Vkobtinb a medlolce of th* greatest vat ns. Wa feel eesured that It hu heed th< "saving our son’s lira. Ha Is not S o. For the lost two years ha am neorotii of his ttg, -oaui*d s affection, end wm so far rads law, in pqaraano* tbareof. Pab. XV. A parson onoa rejected by, tbe Senate shall not be re-appointed by the Governor to the same offioe' daring the same session, or tha reoam thereafter. Pab. XYI. Tbe Governor Mail have the revision of all bille passed by both, houses, baton tba aam* ahall bsaome laws; bnt two-thirds of eaoh house fosy- pass a law, notwithstanding hia dissent, and if any bill should not b* returned by tb* Governor within five day* (Sundays i excepted) after it bM been promoted to bim, tbe same ahall he * tew. unlaw th* General AsMmbly, by tkair adjournment, shall prevent its return. He may ap prove any appropriation and dteapprove of any apptoprlwao, fat th* same bill, and the latter shell not ho effectual unless passed by two-third* of eaoh boas*. Pab. XVn Every vole, rasolution, or order, to whioh the eooeurteao* of both houses may b* ninsmiry, axaspt am a r ation of atactica, or adiooromeat, II be presented to the (tovqrnor. aad, before it ahall taka effaot, be approved by bim, or, being disapproved, Mall b* passed by twostblm at each boom, cording to the roles aad limitations paw- scribed in e«M of a bill Pab. XYIIL H* may require Informa tion, in writing, from the offloera in tha Executive Depart went,' on any snbjaot rotating to th* dntiM at their respsotive offices, it shall b* tha date of ttw Gover nor, eeml-tnnaally, ana oftsnar if ha daerna it expedient, to examine, under oath, the Tnaanter and jPomptroller General of tbe State on all mat tars per taining to their respective office*, and to inspect and review their books and *o- eonnts. The GeMiafi AsMmbly shall baab antbority to provide by tew, if provisions ere not sufficient, for tb* ana- pension of either of said offloea from tb* discharge of the anttee of fate offioe, end, also, forth* appointment at a writable person to disoharg* lb* dnttea of tb* same. oaonoM xx Pab. L Th* BeOntary of 8UU,*Oow p- troller General awl Troaaarer ahall be elected by tb* petooM qualified to volt for member* of the Qenstef AitetWy, at tb* earn* time and hr th* Governor; they tba Governor, i , the aam* tfanoM th* Oonvacr. It in Dm! in Full Blast. NANRINO AND liklUUXAAU^C , , f'if-, -»OMN BUOKMAR. JORDAN & BLACKMA& FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS, wtua bitQlUuU *) i i. ./v;rv; 1 ■ ■ :ot — RapreMatmc tho Wall-kaawn, Retponsible and Justly Popular Compantei, Commercial TJnion. Assurance Company, LONDON-AM*t* $19,381,671 02, Gold. "WeMtcheffiter Insurance Company| jN. Y., Afififitfi 91,000,000, COM, q Fireman’s Fund Insurance ^ Company, SAN FRANOISOO—Tht Moat Popular In*. Oo. in UK United State*. Rlske reneenahly rated, Folicle* written, Loeeea mlrlv ndjuited end proiwptly paid, aw- Application! for Ininranoa mad* at either our Offloe, next to Ti ■ GDNBX JORDAN, Engle fc Phaslx Manufncturlng Oompany’a Off Semper Idem ! Semper Idem!! • —— iot — 1849. wnxcors m Insuranoe -A^gencv! ———so: The Same Time-Trie,d, Fire-Tested Experience! The Same Old, Strong, Rloh List I The Same Maeelve Array of Gold Aseete I The Same Prompt, Skillful, Liberal Dealing I Asaate (Gold), * 7,278,127.44 AssetsYGold), 18,387,892.26 Virginia Hon* Inaurano* Company Total A*Mta (Gold).. |W| 3 . I mesne of iavln veers or suffered . sorofulons that noerly ell who lew him cover j Impossible. A ccnnollcfnblapkyil- raldglv.e at but tha faintest hopaofhli rallying. two of tha nnmbo? . tknt ha the reach of hnnutn even amputation oeuld bat inve declaring THB XaXffiTl Aetna Insurance Company .... North British and Mercantile Insuranoe Com’y Hartford Fire Inaurano* Company Assets (Gold), Royal InittiraiMe Company X Continental Inaurano* Company Inaurniuo* Company,Pf North Amarion Naw York Underwriters' Agency Phenlx Inaurano* Company..., Union Marin* and Fir* Inaurano* Company.. Assets (Gold), #82,888,904.14 OVER 8IXTY-TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS I This* asms Grand Companies paid their SIXTEEN MILLIONS for losses In Chicago nod Boston In Utl and vtn without hull stton or delay. For PoUelek In such Oompanles apply to WILLCOH’M 1HOWBAHCB AUlMlY. ^a^Rtth^ahe^nywh*raJnto*ntata^J^osieirgal^ara^^^^^^^^^^^el)4Mdt^ “The Best is the Cheapest!” , :o: ——■■■■ i THis Maxim applies with peculiar foroe to ; vour FIRE INSURANCE!! ■ ' ■■ — HU ■ — — ' PLACE YOUR I^ISKS WITH THE RICH, PROMPT, RELIABLE COMPANIES We represent, and when Ldsses occur, you will eurelv by indemnified ; LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, HOME OF NEW YORK, MOBILE UNDERWRITERS; GEORGIA HOME. Office In the CEORCIA HORHE BUILDING. WM beyond! been continuously Improving. Ho has lately! resumed his studies, thrown nway his eratehe* and ease, and walks about anoarfUlly and! h - there li atUl some discharge tromi the opening where th* limb was laneed, w* hare the fullest oonfldanea that la a Uttl* time! he will pe perfectly cured. He has taken about three don VnonTinu. but lately uees hat ltttla, os he de clare, that he le too well to be taking medl-! olae, Respectfully lours, E. 8. BEST, . Haa. L. O. F. BEST, j . VEGETINE PREPARED BY H. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MA88. Vegetine is Sold by 4lt Druggists.' EDUCATIONAL. Southern Female College, At LaCrart«e, Ccoreiia, nnnu*“. 1 .sffen l SeSthof feroremt l>tr, »nd cIosm Joae ism, wftkoat YACAttoD. In Addition to thf m eommodtone baUdtng*, hsp*l. Matjo tett, will be ontt- 1 • full. Th* highest advantogoe In .-imnoteand nrtdepailminu terkltead at lowest chargee. Oar papils boar off th* premiums for excellence in mule end « twelve In reoent yearn. Drawing, eenethi and roeal masto, Hr**, Board, with washing, lights and Ihel, gilt par saaam. Tnltloi, 4*0; Music, 4*0; Art, gt* to 4M. Writ* tor Catalogue. Oorreepondene* solicited, ijio codawlm I. F. COX, rrcc’t. Vanderbilt University. rpHE THIRD SESSION wfll X begin September I, ion. Tag. tion for tho aholo teuton—In Biblical Department, free; ta Lta- erory Department, t&o; ta Ia Department, MO; other feu, *1*. The Medical Department will epee October 1. Fee for *tt*nd*Boe, gt*. For entaloguu, apply to J. H. Leech, Swr*. Ury of the Faculty, NMbvtll*, Tew*. L. U. GARLAND, fall dtewfcwiw) RotabUshod ta M4L Principals—Mat. Wilsob H. Our, Mb*. Gun. Johm Pbgear. No* aw and IB* Berth CBurtaaetreU. Fnaeh the Language ,pokro. J.ig.*Pd»M, m BANKRUPT SALE VALUABLE Cotton Factory.! W E VlLL SELL, on tha ltth of August, lttT, In Taaealoooa, A1A, th* Kennedale Cotton Mills, Eight mllu D-om this city, on A. A U. R. R.; also, all Maehlnary ana *pp*rtan*noas con. nacted tharewlthi also, targe lot of fine Wool, on Machinery; also, a boat aw* neru VAL UABLE COAL and TIMBER LANDS, on which sold Mills *r* situated. From raw cot ton aald Factory oan make about AWO yards of Plain and Uolond Goods pat day. Terms favorable. 4V- Send for Olrcular. biuhabd o. molester, FRANKS. MOODY., Aulgnau, Itetateata, JMa, iT.teTT. Juki daw Reduction in Rates* oo the Qhattahooobe antT Flint* rivara wlll be as follows; Flout, par barrel ....IQ acuta Mast, per loo Ibe ” Cotton, per bate u •• nMIM WYLW, W. a. Pry, Ciyfah, . L « v « Satuntaya at » a m for Apalaeklco- io, na . -i., ■ - . *»- For further hertetarmotion cation $100, $200, $500, $1,000. , ALEX. FRpTBINGUAM a OO., Broken, No. It Wall strut, Now York, mak* dutiable lnvutmenti ta etoeka, whlob ttequmtiy pay from flv* to twenty time* tho amount lnvutod. Stooke bought and curried m long u dulrud on deposit of three per cent. Expl atory circulars and weehly reports seat tea-octxleodlr J. H. 8AESES8, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY, The Georgia Iron Works, (FOESIEOLV J. C. PORTER), Cam Hill, Sjnp Siapalm CLRGO’S PATRMT AUTOMATIC RVAP- ATUR, IRON KAILIMQ, Oil kinds of CASTINGS—Bresa aad Iran. RW Misw Jtepain CM Msecs. my* dhwlm SYRUP BARRELS! Wotanjon reedved ea eoaalgumeat eoo A Mo.. I. GfffiffuMtj^Mjt^^ portar- jyl* tuaaatxm*] ^'Ptastan^WaiMouoe, Office at o. R., Hgc^straueris.^^jt^lai PEOPLE’S LINE. The new end elegant Steamer CL Ganby Jordan. ITT ILL sail ovary Tin*- hWge d aV^hSoU. Cotton per irasr^ ETRapsjsar ,Gf J. F.MaaonpK, Pqreu. JPAIta . WARM SPRINGS, GEORGIA. RATES OF BOARD t p*» day...... .—i g Children under lx yean a*d colored attrauta balfprie*. RW HACKS to mart rnsmtag aod ovOOlug Train! on North A Sooth Railroad, rtr Clou aonnaetton la mafia at Genova, to aarly tea. J. L. MUSTAIN, ■Jtetf Preprteler. Tt Ttee Wtttoj to Brtti! THK STALLION Rob J B AT MUNDAY’S BTABLRS. iy ona wtahtag U hraed will I lylTl 888