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ENQUIRER-SUN: CQLUMB U B, (iEUlVvx^ •, w*** w x. - gaitg JEnquirtr. namvi. u4. t SATURDAY JULY 28, 1ST7. LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION! AND MOB* TRAIT . TWICE THE LARGEST ACGREQATE CIRCULATION! '■■■ In la Raw Ymk AntMi mtka an inn, in the opinion of excisemen who tall li- oanaaa to retail liquor. “Ha* day 'taokad da grooary atoraa ? aatnataly inquired an old negro on Tnee- day night.—Courier-Journal. A local paper ate tea the aitnaton in Boothern Kentucky in tbia tana way “Trad* batter; money plenty, merchant* happier; bnaineaa reriring.” A Nbb*a*ia farmer hitohaa a pair of ooire to a wagon whan be joorneya, and aailka them whenever he oomee to a toll gate, paying the toll with the milk. Taa Sonthern Foetal Convention meet* at Fort Monroe to oonaider the beat way of aaoding mail jail at a time when we are Incky to got Northern mail* by any rout. Vr’nra the Pennsylvania militia are re viewed at tho next Centennial, Gen. Bherman will say to the Governor, “Which are the fellows who run at Pittsburg nine-nine years ego?” Tan will have their little aparrlng matches. St. Louis says Obioago i* poverty alrioken. Then Chicago hope* St. Louis will not attempt to give relief by offering cheeks on Ht. Lonis banks. Jodoes Kki.lt, of Pennsylvania, and Loehrane, of Goorgis, olaim to have pra- dioted the strike. So do othel gentlemen, now that it has happened. Judge Kelly says it means a repeal of the resumption act. William M. Eyabts tha other day be gan to tell a man that his eoat tail waa on fire. Before he got through the first half of the sentence three bams, twenty tons of hay and nine billy goats ware burned up, not oounting the coat till. Giobox Fiuncis Train says no one need be “surprised that a nation besotted in ignoranoe, stupefied with superstition, soaked in alobobol, steeped in tobacoo and gorged in meat, abould oome to a dis graceful end in delirium tremens of Pres idential frand. Gxniiiar Uambaldi has Just been ex- tremely ill. He lay for some time, one day, unoonsolons, stiff and oold; but wheo restored he gaily remarked; “O, that's nothing, you may be sure I shall aurvive Pio Nono, and attend his fu neral.” Chronicle and Conetitutionaliet: Gen eral Toombs ssya, in reference to the strike, “Whan capital presumes on the power of money and labor presumes on the power of musole, then you aee soar- oby, and it oan’t be put down without a compromise on both aides." Thb whaleboat, New Bedford, which sailed from the port of that name forty- seven days ago for a trip across the Allan. Uo, arrived on the other aide last Satur day night. Captain Crspo and his wife oompoaod the crew. They encountered three galea, lost some of their olotbing, and were obliged to lie to for fifteen days. Captain Orapo’a left hand I* nearly useless through constant steering. Th* report so generally credited that, while a guest at Windsor Palace, General Grant woke up Queen Victoria and asked her to prepare him a toddy, and that the obliging Queen want down herself to the kilohen and warmed up a glaaa of grog for him, is now very aeriously doubted, and it turns out that it is not the Queen, but hei first maid of honor that the *x- Preaident woke up at night to do him that little favor. Ran Stokbs did a brute thing the other night at the Grand Optra House. He ac tually oconpicd Jim Fiak'a private box, sitting in the same spot from which the vulgar but good-natured faoo of hia vio- Um, with Us waxed moustaches, had looked hundreds of times on tha apaata- olea on whioh he lavished so muoh time and money. Some of the people in the gallery oaugbt eight of Stokee behind the blue satin curtains of the box, and biased him ronndly. Samuil D. Lib, colored, Solioitor of the Second Circuit of South Carolina, and ex-Bpcaker of the House of Itspreaanta- Uvas of that State, waa arreated in Aiken last Tuesday,upon tha affidavit of Senator Cochran, the chairman of the investigat ing committee, charging tha fraudulent iasnanoa by Lac, while Speaker of the House, in March, 1873, of pay oertifioatua to tha amount of eight thonaand dollars. Lee asserts his entire tnnoeenoe, and says be ie prepared to vindloste himself wholly from the obarge. Or all the men made prominent bydh* late riots, the one who appears to leaat advantage ie General French, of the United States Army, who, though sent to Cumberland to quiet an enraged mob, tried to add fire to the flame by re-exolt- ing sectional animosity by Bailing Colonel Sharpe a “d—d old rebel." To the honor of the Government he wee relieved of hia command as soon aa information of hit behavior was received. The Alexandria Ornette thinks the honor would be greeter ware be to be relieved of hie commission. Sam the Philadelphia Public Ledger x “All destruction of property brings lorn to some one, end if the destruction be groat it bringa heavy lorn to large num bers. The qnsetiou then arises, is this likely to aid tkoee who have tha prodnota of labor to sell? Will tha people who loaa money have more money to expend for the products of labor, or will they have least Of necessity they will be oompolled to bny less, and thereiif Urn tha loaa to the producer. The most insane of all ways of helping tbe sale of tha pn>- doata of labor is to redone the power of Rm parohaaor to bny.” Ht NECESSITY FOB WOOB MIL ITCA. This haa bean amply proven la tha last faw days. New York la fnll of tha ele ment that find Pittsburg, hot in the me tropolis each an attempt was hardly hinted. .The polios readily dispersed the mob, for the disorderly knew well If that fores oottld . not, well disciplined militia would be upon them io a moment’s no- tioe. The experiment of plunder end ar son WM attempted in no place where tbe volunteers coaid be relied upon as New York does on her Seventh, Beventy-flrat and other oraek regiments. The egenae for the terrible riot at Pittsburg by whioh tea millions of property was destroyed is that a badly drilled regiment from Philadelphia waa ordered to tbe place and fired too early on eitizena. All moats** that in times of emergency other assistance than the regular oivio foroe is requisite for tbe proteetioo of lew end order, end this ie fonnd only in the volunteer soldiery of the land. Tbe bet ter trained they are, the more acquainted with evolutions and the greater familiar ity with weapons and ball cartridges, and the mors accustomed to obedieqoe when in ranks, tbe more eSoient they are in times of emerganoy. In every city there ie an element of inflammable material whioh, under tbe pressure of violent pas sion, can be fanned into fury. There are also leaden of oommunietio tendencies who believe that no one has the right to be wealthy, that property should be divided ratably end the rieh have no rights whioh the laborer is bound to respsot. Aa we have, previously stated the very baste of tbe oommnme doctrine ie that no one is entitled to luxuries until all ere provided with necessities, end enthnaisstio as well as vleions propagandists by their exoited advocaoy have frequently deluged the ■treete of Pails in blood. Their entire idea it that of tbe outlaw, Bob Boy. “They muit taka who hav* tbs power, And they must kaap who oan.’’ There are not many of this olaaa in the South, wa era glad to aay, and they have eome among ns with the importations since the revolution. They have mnoh material to work upon, and tha dootrines oan be presented in a vary alluring form to tha ignorant and even the move intelli gent abuses by persuasive end designing intriguers who have all to gain and nothing to lose, should an smuts be the result of ■neb teachings. That theas principles have not spread to a greater extent in the Booth is due to the faot that the white working olaaeee are far more intelligent than those of the North, are better edn- oatod and mors aoouatomad to thought ful reflection, are more conservative in their tendanoiea, have a greater love for home, and imhnad with • batter under standing of tbe Constitution of the ooun- try and an enhanoed love for ito princi ples. Than, too, there ia something in number and tha fewer birds of passage. Nearly every negro ia a oommnnist, though ha may not understand tha word. From tbeae hints end bare suggestions we think ail moat appreciate the great need of a strong and disciplined militia. Tha beat means for its promotion is to enoonrage the organisation and perfec tion of the volunteer companies. We have three in Oolumbna. Often they torn out on parade and with thin ranks. Many of the members are olerki In stores, shops and employees in industrial establish ments, bat employers are unwilling for them to leave bnaineaa for tha faw bonra that are required for tha drill. They moat not be with the companies, bnt rather dose awey over oonntora and dwell in the land of nod. The proprietors need not fear the loss of money, for they do not have a customer in honni during the summer afternoona. Why not ohange this f We may yet need trained aolfiiery to guard those atoraa. It wu found nqe- eaaary in Louisville, Bt. Louis, Chisago, New York, Brooklyn, Albany nnd numer one other oitlaa. Bball Columbus think she will ever be exempt from looh • trial? Thau, instead of hindering, nrge young men to unite with the volunteer military and ■timnlate their ardor in suoh a oanae Aronae a spirit of cmnlation among the oompantea that eaoh may become better and more efficient. By every means ad- vanoe tha interests of the organiaatiors, and always avoid depression. Give the men time to drill, and adviae them to at tend. The tiros may eome when ell will be glad If they adopt the course. Let the entire eity feel a pride in fostering and promoting the seel and effeotivenem of our voinntaer soldiery. Let ue be pre pared for sueh motley crowds as have appeared in LonlavUla and Chicago, who endeavored to pass themselves off for workingmen. Let tbs man be trained to fire low, end when they shoot to do exe cution, and by prompt aotion atop scenes of wanton tnrbulenoe. ■KDITIHU THB JUtolCIAKT. . . , Tha majority of the Oommlttee oaJa» ■ vj _ !giJ ■ eial Circuit*, oompoeed of Meesra. D. ‘ —Tallulah won the ptiae la the aagiae rasa at Atlanta. —Atlanta water warts am working and the city ia happy. —The Oeaveuflow hen made tha salary of the Governor *3,000 aad toe term two fears after 1880. did el Circuits, B. Harrell, chairmen, W. L Hndaoo, Twenty-fifth Diatriet, N. J. Tomlin, B. 0. Grier and H. N. HoUiflald, hav# re ported!* favor of reducing jodloialeir- euite. They report there ere now twenty d resits ia the Wet*, end the time of hold- tag tbe seasons in the various oonaUee Is from sixteen to thirty-four weeks per aauum, the average time allotted being twenty-four week*. Previous to 1860, when tbe taxable property of the State was *672,000,000, there were only sixteen circuit*. Now wa have only *270,000,000 of property and twenty dreuita. Urn eommittoe re commended a reduction of the number of eiraaita to taxtaon, and that eaeb ooou. py thirty-one and one-half weeks per year. This will leave tbe judges about four aad ooe-haM months for study, re creation end attention to private affairs, and rednoe yearly expenses *11,000. Ac cording to thic report the aixth eireuit will be oompoaod of tha oountiaa of Har ris, Meriwether, Moaoogee, Talbot and Troop; the fifth of tho oountiaa of Chat tahoochee, Dooly, Houston, Macon, Mari on, Bohley, Sumter, Taylor, Webster end Wileox; the fourth of the Bounties of Cal houn, Olay, Dougherty, Early, Lee, Qait- man, Randolph, Stewart and Terrell; tbe seventh eireuit will be eompoeed of the oountiaa of Bibb, Crawford, Jonea, Mon roe, Pika, Twiggs, and Upson. The report requires that “at tbe ex' piration of the terms of tbe several judges and solicitors general of tbs oiroulta as at present organised, under the Constitu tion prescribed by thia Convention, there shall be a judge and £ solioitor general appointed in each of said districts in the mode prescribed in the Constitution. The Legislature may, at any time here after, increase the number of olrouita aa often aa the business of the courts oolleo- tively increase, so as to require thirty-two weeks motive labor of the judges,in holding the regular oourta In eaoh year over the time new neoeeaary, keeping in view an equitable distribution of the labors of tbe ■ever*) judges upon a basis of thirty-two weeks annually. The minority of the oommlttee, J. Hunt, M. L. Mention, B. D. Wynn and J. B. Twltty, recommend tbe matter be left aa it now to in tha band* of the Gen eral Assembly end e decrease of pay in stead of tbe number of judges. Chioaoo Inter- Ocean: Tbe tax payers of Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, will have to pay the loess* ($5,000,000) oeused by tbe rioters in Pittsburg. This ia Penn sylvania law, and the same law exists in New York. In 1863, at the time of the draft riot, New York City bad to pay mils lions of dolton for damages to property. In 1844 the oity of Philadelphia bad to pay all the losses, amounting to millions, oaueed by what to called the Native Ameri- oan riot. The New York Tribune offioe was gutted in 1868. The oity paid Hor see Greeley several thousand dollars dam ages. In 1841 the Philanthropist, e Cim oinnati Abolition paper, was mobbed. Tbe city footed the WU. Will the tax payers remember that all property destroyed by rioters most be paid for by tha tax pay ers. And will they, remembering Ihle, frown down the efforts of noisy and irre sponsible agitetiontota to create a disturb ance? —The Oommeaeemewt at Athens will begin next Sunday the 29th inei. BUbop Pieros will preach the sermon. Him. A. O. Beoon, wUl deliver the entfUB literary Tueedaar, and reported ptonty off cater- piUantn hto cotton flmfi. —How to Atlanta going to build a new Capitol without innraaeiMg bar debt. That rattletrap of an Opera Homo* will not sell for enough to bbf mbre tnen U deoent Bag it, it pieked one of hie eywa nearly if not quite out. —The fair at Clayton earns off lata Tuesday,and waa largely attended. Every thing passed off plsaaeatly, and all pres ent had a meet enjoyable than. Hon. EUB. Shorter, in the an address toed taking Jaffnot < in toe ’ frotaViMt roon died, iw Whig mi* nearly 2,000 I Lises on the growing crop ”Thx~ Status or tmu Kxvoution.—Tbe strikers appear to be yielding. Pa,sen ger and freight trains have oommeneed running on other roads besides the New York Central and Erie whioh are open their entire length. The eltixens by arm ing themaelvea and petroling tha atreele have raoeeeded in suppressing the mob*. This has been a difflonlt matter in Chicago and Ban Franoisoo. It really eppaara that the baokbone of tha strike to broken end tiafflo will soon resume ito wonted oourse. It means too that the funds of the Union are not very flush and the members are un willing to withstand the pressure of pub lic opinion which to so strongly against their lawless aotion. Tbe Herald, of the 22d, from the most reliable edvioee, sums np tbe list of cas ualties is follows: XILLXD in PITTSBUBO —SUNDAY. Estimated dead Estimated wounded loo SUMMARY. Killed tn Baltimore Killed In Plttsbarg Saturday Killed in Pittsburg Sunday Total Ittsburg Saturday.. Wounded In Pittsburg Sunday.... Tbtal. Total killed and wounded silo Chicago, Behding, Ban Franoisoo and other pleoes are still to be added. Tux Pittsburg Dispatch rAaliEea that the riot at that place “began in stupen dous blunder end ended in ontregeons orime. ” All tbe Pittsburg pspers gay that under the law Allegheny oonnty will have to foot the bill. Bailbqap Mattxus. —Ex-Goy. J. E. Brown has made an argument before the Revision Committee of the Convention on the question of establishing uniform rates on all freight over the railroad liuea in Georgia. It to published in pamphlet form. We have reoeived a oopy. Bxsults of the Pittaburg tint: Two thonaand freight ears, with the merchan dise on them, destroyed; one hundred and fifty loeomotivea burned; a doxen important bnlldinge reduced to ashes; fifty lives last. And this lossof $5,000,- 000 end fifty lives does not benefit a sin gle on* of the many itriker* Tin Cincinnati Outette aay* this it a war of “tramps, roughs. Idlers and vaga bond! on laboring man.” Very well— grant it—thee whoao nefarious policy made so Urge aotoee of tnunpa, roogha and idtater It to the old story of looking the stable door after the horn has been etolen over again. After $5,000,000 worth of proper ty had been destroyed in Pittsburg and fifty lives lost, the basin see men of that oity suddenly realized there wu danger, and organized vigilance oommitteea to Buppreis the riot. The time for vigiianoe oommitteea wu when tbe riot oemmec oed. Tux Sugar Hotel, published in the most productive eene district of Loniaiana, states that lands in that aeotion, fronting on navigable strums, and eapable of yielding 2,000 and 2,600 pounds of sugar, and J 2 to 820 gallons of molaasu per aore —crops worth $200 to $500,oan be bought for $15 to $20 per sere, end that equally productive lands In the interior, within few mltoe of navigable at reams, may be had for $5 to $15 per acre. Tima are irregular tides in the great laku. On tbe 10th instant, there wu sudden fall of one foot ia the level of Lake Ontario, tke oanse of whioh to known. Thau tides ooenr at all bonra of the day, and have been known to ocoasion aooidenta to boat* in shallow water, the •ndden receding of the water leaving the boat on rooks, where a few moments before them had been an abandon oe of water. _ Bom a Oaeouma to vlsoroualy pursuing tbe tote Bing scoundrels who have plan dared her. The notorious rasoal Moses haa been arms tad, and, them oan be Uttle doubt of hto guilt; he will probably soon in the Penitentiary, whioh to the proper plaoe for him. FLaamA.—Tha sale of uttle on the Gnlf ooaat from Tamp* to Pont* Bam amonata to about $40,000 par month. There am thru thousand ks*d of oattl* them awaltlag shipment to Cuba. Miss Eats Knur of Doootnr, Illinois, wu along in tha aaowta by Abes, and died i* eight mlaataa. —An attempt to oommlt auieid* with laudanum, whioh oome very boot proving fetal, wu made by a negro woman nomad Bailie Thompson at the M*ooonh*iu gang barracks. - —Mr. 8. H. Jamison's Oouneotion with Uta Meson Telegraph u Ideal editor hu been uvered, end Mr. Joseph H. Jones, a young lawyer of Atlanta, noRooouptes that position. —Mr. i. H. Harris while engaged in painting the roof of Mr. Petvy’s residenoe at Greenville, fell forty feet la the ground. Tbe fell wu shortened by two ladders. Hewu not urionaly injured. —The Savannah Hettte ia respectfully informed it wu a eotton boll, not a bale received by Flournoy k Epping in Oolum- tme. Cotton bale* never oome to Georgia that early, u the Jfetee well knows. —The State. Sunday School Convention mute in Athens Aognst 24th to 26th. The Convention sermon will be pretched by Bev. W. P. Harrison, D. D., and the musio led by J. W. Wallace, of Auguste. —Sixteen oonvlota, consisting of twelve men and four women, passed through Msoon Thursday ** route to Stevens’ pottery, whom their attention will be de voted to the mannteotare of various styles of earthwork for speoifled lengths ‘ time. 1 —Aaron Bavill, who killed John Seay near Grunville last week, wu arrested tbe lower portion of- the oonnty lut Saturday, lodged, Jo jail and had a com mittal trial before Justice Partridge last Tuesday. He W*a‘ required to give e bond of Iwtr hundred dolton. HO ie in jail. . —Ax* Atlanta woman, whom much pon dering and lobbying on the removal of the Capitol question had made mad, walked into a eharoh lut Sunday u the organist Wu waltzing through' a prelude, end made things lively by yelling out, “I adjure you in tne name of the Almighty, to trot that hymn alow.” . —The Georgia Bailroad machine shops at Augusta are bully engaged in repair ing their engines in anticipation of an active business season Ibis fall. The en- iinea are being ohanged from “wood jurners” to “coal bnrnere" as fut u the smoke staoka and other wood-burning appurtenancesue' worn out. —Judge Hiram Warner dou not favor the idea of lnoreulng the nnmber of Supreme Court Judgaa to five. Suoh ad dition will increase the number of officers and divide responsibility, bnt will not add anything to the effieleney of the Court, while the inoreued expenu will be from five to uven thousand dolton. —The Butler Herald say* an pffioer and two other gentlemen pUeed tbrongb Butler on Saturday morning lut with two negro boys, about 15 or 16 years old, who bad committed the hellish orims of tape on a little white girl, about 14 years of sge, in Bohley county. Thera were three negrou implicated, but one made hia es- oape. Tbe officer from Bohley made tbe arrest in this oonnty Saturday night tost, at Mr. Tom Gray’s plantation. —Borne Courier: Some days ago we ailnded to the arrest of David Grodket Snow for larceny from the house, io steeling Mrs. Judge Jos. E. Veal's wateh ohain, bracelets, eto., and of hto trial be fore Thos. J. Perry, J. P., and hie com mitting him to jail. Judge Elam, his oonnsel, objeoted to thia commitment! on the gronnd that he wu under ten years of age, and BO*d ont a writ of habsu oorpns before Jndge Underwood, to have him released. Tbe Jndge held that tha Mag istrate did right in committing him, not withstanding he wu tinder ten year* of age. Chronicle and Conetitutionaliet: We learn from an undoubted aouroe that a stubborn fight hu been had before the Committee on Bevision on the question of electiug the Judges of the Superior Courts by tbe people. Upon the final vote the eommittee stood only twelve for ap pointing the Judges to eleven for eluting them. Among those who voted for mak- king the offioe of Judge elective wire Messrs. J. B. Brown, A. B. Wright, A 1 Johnson, T. J. Simmons' and J. 'L. Seward. The Cherokee delegates seam Io be solid on this point, Ool. L. N. Trammell was in the ohair when the vote was taken. —Two weeks ago, we turn, from toe, LaGrange Reporter, a Uttle white girl abont thirteen year* old, wu out raged, near Wedowee, Ala., t returning from school. The parpetral of tho outrage was a negro about sights years old, very .Stoat and strong. 1 little girl was horribly mangled and v< badly choked. She died soon after fiendish deed wu done, and the trator esoaped. Friday night an < . tleman near there, oaught the negro, the latter threw him down, injniiqg hi| severely, and eaoaped. Saturday he Wl agsin captured and again managed io g away. A party started inpnrenit of hiih, and traoed him throngh Heard oonnty into Troup. Hewu finally naught near Long Cane by a colored men, Jim BobiS" eon. who wu one of the pursuers, and to -rAj tw# and quarreling when one br the other, gathered a shot gun, and a eeuffls ernii mar It, whan IK boy’s stomach, from * —The Hotair mortgage* and lien* of Greene hav* been ruordad ia that oonnty; whioh It an to probably 600 more then In any other year sine* the war. There are * great many for th# present year' on the iwaevffr et Hayn* oonnty, but the earns for wMeh tbey era given are generally mnoh rnwllei, while their increase may portly be laid at the door of that west of ooefidsoeewfaiob bu ■prang'np to ooneequewoe^ef the frequent orop failures of tote yearn, M few men now think of loaning money without strong ueurity. We think w# are grad ually getting better m Lowndee elno# planters are giving a little more attention to eorn end hoge. 1 —The Tuakegee Mail atysi “Cotton oaterpillers have mad* their appeeranoe in several localities In thia Monty. They have been fonnd In small numbers on the plantation of Major Cerate Leslie and Mr. Clark Thompson in the prairies, aad on that of Ospt. H. C. Armstrong, on the line at tbe Mobile and Girard Beil- road In the sonthern port of the oonnty. The weather has been very favorable to their development fox tb* pert few days, and fun are everywhere fait that the erop will again be destroyed by them. The eotton orop is at leut two weeks late in growth end fruitage, and should the worms make their appearance in deetruo- tive numbers et the anatom place your risk* with thr RICH, PROMPT, - ■ O M P A If IE S We represent, and whenL9ff9e* occur, you will surely Indemnified : LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, , HOME OP NEW YORK, ^ MOBILE UNDERWRITERS, >tpi8 tf Office In the OtORQIA GUNBY JORDAN. JOHN W.A0KMAR, JORDAN & BLACKMAR they will be able to infltot mnal damage then nsnsl. ary period nob greater FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS, iOi Representing the Well-known, Responsible and Justly Popular Companion Commercial Union Assurance Company, LONDON-Aotot* $12,951,671 02, fiolil. Westchester Insurance Company, N. Y,, Assets 91,000,000, Cold.' Fireman’s Fund. Insurance Company, SAN FRANCISOO«»THo Most Popular Ins. Oo. in tho United States. LIST OF LETTBU. The following is a list, of lattars rtmatnlng In the Post Offles at Columbus, Ga., July S8th,1877; Jackson T M, Jr Boas* H (soli nrs El Allen J Darns, J K Bennetts (ool) Btlbro mlea Lottie Blunt mr, Katie Bottley 1) D Hoasman mr, Ellaa Boober mr, Uary A Burgatt F Cherry mrs L Powell O Ohariord mist Martha Rsggs M Ann Beesi Oalleemr, Elisabeth Cook mrs Hagsr Bar J A, 2 Denae ml,, S J Doraey ml,, Carrie : Juke mr. Motile Silt,on mr, Lucinda Temples M O Erl oh a Finoh msssr, Tompkins miss Hatti* Flowers Maine (ool) Thomason J A Oaffoad J T Watson H Greer Matilda Walker lias, (ool) Hurdy mr, Emily Wataon W J HadlxJT White mrs Malinda Uawkln, mr, N S Wright O Hawklnt mn Nancy Jones * Anderson W.H. JOHNSON, P. M. VEGETINE Purifies the Blood, Rsnovate* and In vlgorato* the Whole Byatam. ITS MXD1CAL QUALITIB* U1 Alterative, Tonle, Solvent and Diuretlq. secured. —Savannah jVsus, 26th: Daring Hi* past several days theta haa boon oonaider- able feeling among the mechanic! and la borer* at th* Oantrai Bailroad upon the subject of * reported r*du*lioniii'th*ir pay, and various rumor* have b*en cur rent relativa to th*ir action in the prom ises. It wu stated that th* redaction would be abont five per cent on tli* pap of tha mechanic and laborer*, and wonli go into effect on the first of Beplembei. Tha feeling oooaaioued by the reported aotion of the road anthorittos, recalled in a determination of toe amptoyaaa to hold a public masting to-night and appoint a committee to wait upon 'th* officer* of the oompany, with the vtaw off having th* order rescinded. At a lots hov last avail ing, however, it waa daamad advisable not to have anoh a public gathering, bnt to meet in tha shops, end there aeeld* upon tbe bast ccmra* to be pursued. AlilKAM* WWI. —Mrs. Sarah Jon**, aged about sixty- five years, died at bar home in Entente Tuesday evening teat. —News baa bean iwo*iv*4e4th* Execu tive offioe of the daatnetion by fir* of th* court house of WolkSr oonnty, on Satur day tost. It thought to to hav* boon th* work of of an ins—dtodf. . —A little boy of Tuakegee, went ont Logan «G fiU " MsOlutsr miss Ells* Jfllls Marta* Pittman miss D mr* Taunt* so* miss Tunis Koblnson S B ByauProf J W Smith mr, Annie Snslt P Stewart JF Vxoxtinx la mads exclusively from th* juices ot carefully-selected barks, roots and herbs, and so strongly ooncsntratsd that it will effectually eradicate from th* eystem eve. ry taint of Scrofula, Scrofulous Humor, Tumors, Cancer, Cancerous Humor, Ery sipelas, Salt Rheum, Syphilitic Diseases, Canker, Faintness at tha stomach, aad all diseases that arise from Impure blood, Sci atica, Inflammatory and Chronic Bhau- matlem. Neuralgia, Gout and Spinal Com plaint., can only be effectually MNd through tbe blood. For Ulcer* and Eruptive Disaaaaf of th* Skin, Pustule*, Pimples, Blotch**, Botl*i Tetter, Scald head and Ringworm, Taaa- tinb hae nerer tolled to effect a. parmanent oure. For Fains In tlm Back, Kldaay Com plaint., Dropsey, Female Weaknoss Leucorrhcoa, arlting from latarnal uloera lion, and utarln* diseases and Uansral liabili ty, Vxaunaa acts directly upoa.thsaausadi these eompfalnta. It Invigorate, aad strength ene the whole system, aots upon the seeretlre organt, allays Inflammation, euros nttaratlon, and regulates the bowels. For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual Cas- tlveness. Palpitation of tha Heart, Head ache, piles, Nervousness and Genaal Pros tration of the Nervous System, no ms It. olne has ever given sueh perfect n til faction the Vkoxtinb. It purifies tha blood, claahtas all of tbe organs, and poissues a seatrolling power over the nervous syttsm. Th* remarkable cares sflkotsd by Vsorrirs hav* Induced many phyetelane and apotheCa- rles whom w* know to presertb* and waa It their own families. In toot, VuoaTiR* la the bast remedy yst discovered for the above dlieasu, and 1* th* only reliable BLOOD PUBIFIKB yst placed before the pnblio. THE BE&T~EVIDENCE. Tbe iollowlug letter from Her. E. 8. Bast, Pastor or M. E. Ohuroh, Natick, Mas*, w U be read with Interest bv many physMias; olio ig from tb* earn* dfaaaaa os a r- a ortbaBev. E. B, Best. No per eon oan doubt this testimony, aa then IS I doubt about the ouratlve power* ofVnawrtui s Natick, MAse,, Jen, 1, U T 4. Dear sir— We have good reason for regarding your VtosTiNB a msaloin* or tha greatest va • ue. We tool aaeured that It he* been tbe means of eavlng our eon’s Ufa. He Is new IT Tear, of ag*. For the last two years h* ha i suffered from necroeis of Ms: leg, sawed ■orofUlous affection, and was so tar rodui that nearly all who saw him thoo|ht els ImpoHlble. A connell of ahl* phys - elans eonld give ns bnt th* lain test hop* ofup ooveryt ever rallying, daelarlng thi reach aslble. A comaetl • but th* tot- two. of - - - 855 --.hi ranking and innurancc. “The Best is the Cheapestl’ k* ; "*"** This Maxim appllw with peculiar foroe to your .ifliwnimiO All of these Oompanlsi cbesrtully deposit Bonds (I). S.) with th* Slat* Treasurer, to comply with th* Georgia laws Ibr protection of Policy Holders. Klaks reasonably rated, Foltele* written, Lotte, tatrly adjusted and promptly mid. Kb- Application, for Imurano* mad* at either our Udles, auxt to Telegraph on**, or to G. GUNBY JORDAN, Eaglsfc Phsntx Manufsofurlug Company’s Offles, wUl resslva prompt DRY COOD8. AT COST! AT COST! — lOS — We will sell our entire etookof SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS AT AND BELOW COST FOB CASH.’ Now is the Time to Buy, ▲e we. are determined to dispose of them. «■ Prices on all other Coeda guaranteed. myt dAwtf BLANCHARD <fc HILL* New AavertlsementB. DAVIDSON COLLEGE, N. G. PREPARATORY CLASS. Taught by tha Proffe. of Ioatln, Greek and Send lor catalogue I man of Faoulty. N. F. BURNHAI Ji Sc^sYANDABoTrT. BINE,” by over 000 parsons who u,e It, Pxlces reduced. Now Damp hist, free. N. F. BURNHAM, York, Pa. Tire Crucial TcWSofthe vain* of a msdl- slns Is tlm*. Ucss--sKpsrisno* confirm the olalms put forth In lu favor at th* outsat 7 Is the grand question. Apply this oritsrlon, so •tmpls, yst 3o searching, to tareawt'* Erran- vmoauT SaLTraa AraaixWT. How ha, 11 worn? What ha, bean It, history 7 How does ad to-day 7 Tarrant'* Zeltur Apai Is a household name throughout th* United States. It Is administered as a speolflo, and with ltt< *- J — *- J nenrous mlttants, .. "" - maternal mx, and 8o|mlld li It m tta operation that It oan b* given with psrlset - ‘ "d i and so agreeable aw MB DuiAiiuiawibu sew as ajiruiuu, nuu OOSM, In dyspepsia, sick headache, debility, liver oomplalnt, bilious rs- ), bowel complaints (especially sonttl- patton), rheumatism, gent, gravel, nausea," oomplalnt, peculiar to the maternal Hr, i all types of Inflammation. Sotmtld Ilf it in JE. safety to the feeblest ehlb BOOTS AND SHOES. FINE SHOES! LADIES’ AND MISSES’ NEWPORTS, Plain and with Buckles. Sandals § Slippers, In N*t» and Taatf 8tylw. BURTS’ Fine Button Boots. G H N T »’ $661 Portland, Maine. t) t? Extra Flna Mixed Cards, with name, (20 10 osnts, post-paid. L. JONES k ool, Nassau, N. Y. THE HANDSOMEST SHOE -OUT. Also ■ full Lina of SPRING WORK in all the Popular Stylaa, ALL AT REDUOED PRICES. A Heavy Stock of BrogsAs, Plow Shoes, and Sta- . pie Gooda, FOR WH01.C8ALE TRADE per day at ham*. Sample, ♦KK O *77 a weak to Agents. *10 Outfit H • FREE. P. U VIOKEKY, Augusta, M*. fftnada _ to l<& fit and*terms be*, ta. Main*. iaOO.Augu- J b ■ luosfi INKAEITT, had not vigor enough to endure _ ^ Just then we oommeneed giving him VWas- TiHx, and from that tlm* to th* nrsasnt be has besn continuously Improving. H* has lately ilss, throw* awv bis sswMhsi PRIVATE ASYLUM FOB THI INSANB. CINCINNATI SANITARIUM. UPEBIOB aeosmmodatloBS for all olasasa ~ Baparat* departmsnU tor epileptic* aa< asrvoa* Invalids, For terms of admission end _ uBipfcgY, M. D, resumed hts and strong. Studios, throw* away his: sew onus, and walks about ohssrfully and Though there 1, still some discharge from tbs opening where th* limb was leased, we bave the fUUeet confidence that ta a HUM tlm* he will be perfectly cored. He has taken about thro* dossa bottles ot Veobtiub. but lately sees but little, as be de clare, that be li too well to be taking madl- etae, Reepsotniliy youre, E. 8. BEST. Man. u O. F. BEST. VEGETINE PREPARED BY H. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS. Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists. [jygj wsJAsEilw] ]|bsrt JobnaoB, ot Tuekegee, went ool with a tutieg party, a few days atoca, when one of the I party ahot and Wounded* oxona an that it I was captured, and vfall* S|Ua(* woe band-1 jym FRENCH’S HOTEL ON THE EUBOPEAN PLAN. OrroaiT* Oitt Hall Pabk, Oocar Nona*, ADD Naw PoeT-OVVSCB, NEW YaiE. All Modern Imcrovemente, taeladtac Eleva tor, Gee, and Banning Water In every Boom. T. J. FBENOH to BEOS., b.» WARM SPRINGS, GEORGIA. T HIS ESTABLISHMENT to now open to th* Pnblio for th* season. BATES OF BbABD: Per day " week month *00 .. 10 00 .. MOO Children under 1* years aad colored servants half prise. OW HACKS to meat morning aad avowing. Trains on North k South Bailroad. OW Clos* connection Is mad* at Geneva, 8. W. H. B., with th* nut A. m. Train by W. H. Martin’s Hack,, whioh arrive st th* Spring* to early tea. J. L. MUST AIN, rnytatf Proprietor. KBAUD CENTRAL HOTEL, Hot Springs, Ark. nut-cuu in mu bhpici Thia Hwwa* haa Bath-Hoorn, ui ■am roof, lupplUd from tha Hot Springs. mhnddm fife For anything yon want In th* Sh6a and Leather Lins, sail at THE OLD SHOE 8TORE, No. 73 Broad Straat, , (Sign of tke Jhg Boot.) WELLS & CURTIS. ssptOtf -■;»* • • • il •• " r Administrator’s Sale. Bra S. HARRISON, Anetlonesr. A GBEBABLK ts an order of th* Honofs- rw waBif 5 "- AUGUST NEXT, at Us Storsehoub. Ns DmA Htoo.t ’ IIaIo. ' “ 1 7 * sitting of Bscon, Sugar, Colts' Moles**, and Shelf Good., b. th* lata firm ot J. J. Whlttla h " Co. aooount of sstats ot John T. MeLsod, d as perishable property. Term, cash. W. L. SALISBURY, Temporary Administrator. July 22,1877-td For Sale at Auction, A T ABBOTT k NEWSOM'S OOHNEB, T\. on th* first Tuesday In Augnstwattflth), the property known aa th* City Warehouse, now oocwpled by A. Gammtl as a Stabto, on Oglethorpe strata. Bald property ccvsm ball aero of gronnd, and Is In fl svclam order, aad naath tha oattr root, said ta ba firo-proof. Term.: One third oath, balaaos tot oas aad two jtarsat seven percent. Interest. Posssatlsn glvta 1st of Oetobor asst. Jjtatd LOUIB F. QABBAJtP- W F. TICWKH. Dantlat.. .. OvaaMroou’sDaua sveaa, I Baadolph Straat, OotambaaTtH.
