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-- O/ , - rru7 - — ’ ' 7 m TUHi ATJUAJN 1A 8b JN TUftks OF SUB^CRtPTIO J>^I3L.Y unci WEEKLY Daily- -Slnjtle Copy « Twelve Months... .$10 00 | Threo Months 3 ra Blx Montus 6 00 j One Month 1 w Clubs for Dally—Per Annum i Three Copies 27 00I Eight Copies Four •• 35 00 I Ten " Five « 43 00 I Single piper. ■Weekly—Per Annum* Single Copy 2 00 I Ten Copies. 16 0 Throe Copies 6 00 * Twenty Copies.. ...28 Ot Fivo Copies 8 00 7i»ty Copies . ; 0S 00 One Hundred Copies Weekly for Six Months * Single Copy. 1 «>| Twenty Copies. 15 .G Throe Copies.. Five Copies .. Ten Oonle*— •AS ..84 0 . 6 .1.5 0C The Chicago Farm Pumps; -A2CD- Patent Porcelain-lined Iron Cylinder Pomp, For Cisterns and Wells of any DepttJ VOL. 3, NO. 23.1 ATLANTA, GA„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1872. WHOLEOAO HUH B £ B,—V.*—i 3 60 j Fifty Copies M 00 4 00 I One Hundred Copiesbo 00 7 60 I Single psper 5 cl* Tlio “State Administration,” or, as it is morely widely known in financial circles, the “South Carolina Ring,” of that State, is getting into uncomfortable warm water, from the action of its North ern bondholders, and a lew of its home officials. Comptroller General Neagle directed the connty auditors to levy tax of four mills on the dollar, for the payment of a year’s interest on u por tion of the State’s debt—that is of the funded debt, having abont $6,- 030.U.0 of the conversion bonds unpio- vided for. These last bonds are very largely neld in the North, and no satis factory account has ever been rendered os to their sale. However, this same ring lastened them upon tbe State as a portion of its legal indebtedness, in this so-called validating act, last spring. By the action of the Comptroller, who is particular in specifying the bonds on which the interest is to be paid, it is presumed and feared that it is u practical repudiation of these conver sion bonds. Hence the spectacle is pre sented of an administration issuing bonds, realizing on the sales, thongh probably nominal proceeds, and a direct repudiation before their term of office expires. The Charleston Hews says : “ The tax-payers will naturally be puz zled to fathom the meaning of this un sought, and certainly unexpected, act of grace on the part of a Bing with whom selfishness has been, from first to lost, a controlling principle.” It is reasonable to suppose that the tax-payers would not seriously object if theso questionable bonds are indeed reully repudiated as it is known that the riug pocketed the proceeds, and cut aid era hold the bonds at a nominal pur chase piice. At last accounts the State Treasurer had been enjoined trom using or disbursing any moneys arising from the tax, und thus far the best moral to drawn from the affair, may bo, that the North will soon grow weary itself, of carpet bug government at the South. Correspondence. Atlanta, November 22, 1872. 2o the Hon. Alexander H. Stephens at Kimball House: We, the undersigned, of your fellow- citizens would be much gratified if you can, consistently with your health and duties, deliver a public address to-night in front of the Kimball House, or at the Representative Hall, or elsewhere at your option JG6T* Mr. Stephens’ room, at the Kim ball House, yesterday, was thronged throughout the any with hundreds, doing themselves and him the pleasure of call ing upon him. Among the callers were: Hon. Robt. P. Trippe, of Forsyth, Hon. John J. Hall, of Thomoston, Gov. James M. Smith, Col. P. W. Alexander, ex-Gov. M. L. Bonham, of Soath Carolina, Gen. A. 0. Garlington, Col. S. B. Spencer, Judge Dan’l. Pittman, Senator George Hillyer, Col. Sami Weil, General W. Walker, Judge McKay, Hon. M. Bell Ju dge T. O. Jacobs, of the Monroe Ad vertiser; Col. J. W. Avery, Mr. W. A. Hemphill and W. G. Whidby, of the Constitution; Col. R A. Alston and Mr. A. St. Clair Abrams, of the Herald; Prot. B. Mnilon, Superintendent of Public Schools in the city; Judge C. C. Ham mock, aud many others whom it would be impossible to mention at this late hour. In the afternoon, the employees of The Sun office called upon Mr. Stephens and paid their respects. This was the first meeting he has had with them, each one he had a kindly greeting, and when at last the apprentice boy, teebn cally known as tho “Devil,” came up, Mr. Stephens took him by tho hand sayizg, “And last of all came Satan. Mr. Stephens held up well throughont the day and evening, and if the weather permits, to-day he may be able to be out of the hotel and abont the city. IX L Bonham. Howard Van Epps, - win a Armstrong, b J Anderson, M M Johnson, a C Garlingtor, 8am Lawrence. Bahrain Tweedy, Krdwine & Fox, Wiu L ScragK*, C C Hammock, «eo T Anderson, J L Johnson, J S Holland, Wll Holcombe, W il Bass. L 4- huur.es, W F Peck, T L Arills, J K Uloreuce, L C Weils, V Fish, l'k8T Dodd, k Co, O W Chalk. W A Powell. Garrett & Bro, Jno O Whitner, Henstis & Hope, A Hickey. * Jno Morrison, A Morr son, J W K Jenkins, A Bosenfeld, D Mayer, G H & A W Force, V H Taliaferro, It F Maddox. F M Eddleman, V B Tommey, L H Beck, Jno WiiiU, H F Lockie, Nosh B Fowler, BrHB Hill, ltobt Baugh, W W Compton, W B Cox, 8 B Hoyle, Jno S Pemberton, James Weems, A P Houston, AG Howard, M C Carraway, J UeUy Smith, Clias Pickney, Sidney D(dl,-• •** “14 Edgar H Osr.l f. ’u L B Davis, Jno W Stokes, J* — Jai-i* Hiilyei, ,j. .j s B Spencer, . , Thus Aicxanddrf * J H James;] >*111 qi- HenryJackidrf, 1 A— Er ExWflie, . :i y_, , Wm L Banks, Theo Gilbert,' HEronse. GeoGL-ake, - J W Clopton, BFWebu, »<>. 1 - H W Thoa.as, W B Phillips, J H Simmons, ' * " i- P Lynch, t C nilw Adair & Bio, J W Kucker, - ? C F Benson, t'A Vcs FOR 1 lie WORLD. [ From the.Atlanta Herald.] Hon. A. H. Stephens, Tcllin" the Joke, of All Nattoushy Tlieir Kn. n i*Jk.Sa The extreme coldness of the weather I From Hearth and Home.] I yesterday, made it impossible for Mr. There is nothrng else in the world Stephens to venture out, much to the which bears tho mark of its nativity so regret of the mass of Atlantese who unmistakably as wit aud humor. The "'ere anxious to see the famous little speeches of Burke might have been de- Statesman, who, in the smallest body, life red by Webster; the poetry of Woods- heid the greatest mind in Georgia, worth and Southey might “have been Great numbers of our more promi- written by Americans; there is nothing uent people called on Mr. S. during the about the German philosophy which is day; in feet, a continual stream was so essentially Germau that^it might not pouring in tliaroom from nine o’clock, 1 have been English; and there are some M -» until eleven o’clock at night, of the French dramatists who could al-| Every one was astonished at the vigor McNaught Ormond, Co, EHMnse, 4 Jno Keely, i , J E Maun, i> M Bain, C B Bilboa, • A McDearman, L Cohen, . L Wellman, "• J A Bichafdson, Meador Bros, 4s clerks, WL Calhoun, J A Paris, i|ff, J 8 Stewart, W M Crumley, Vf A Gregg, - GeoG Crawford, Jno B Wallace, M Lynch k Co, W L Hubbard & Co, Marcus A Bell, W B Hill, Job Thompson, Jr, Jno B Daniel, Wm Wades, A Jordan, M Haralson, OT Bacon, EU J Hulsey. Georgia. Sens. —: Gainesville has abont 300 voters, white and black. —Cotton wagons literally crowding the streets *of Gainesville. ‘—Joe Roper, of Columbus, has in vented a heating apparatus. —The Cobb Superior Court is in ses sion. . —;Tbe door of tho Warren Connty Jail was opened by means of a false key, on Wednesday night, and two negroes Confined' therein, for theft, niadu their escape, i - -We’learn, that the little 3 year old I most have imitated even Shakespeare j ar >d brilliancy of Mr. Stephens’ mind7 it child, .of Mr. Neil Donahoo, while eating himself. Bat it is not so with wit and Raving been feared that his physical parch corn, last Tuesday, was chocked humor. Given a jest, and it needs but I prostration for the past few years had to death by a grain becoming loaged in little discernment to tell whence it came, bated somewhat of his mental vigor, its throat.—Marietta Journal. I Sheridan’s much quoted remain concern-1 Mr. Stephens was quite talkative and — From the report of Captain A. J. iug Buudas, that lie “resorts to his mem- seemed greatly pleased to meet the busy White,'President, made to the Directors ory for his wit and to his imagination for world in its hurrying flow onco more, of the Savannah, Griffin aud North Ala-1 his facts,” could not possibly have been j He sa js that ho will not be a candidate bam Railroad, at Newnan, on tho 7th j made by any but an Englishman, or even f° r United States Senator unless he is inst., we see that the earnings of the I by an Englishman of any other than satisfied that a majority of the peo- road for the fiscal year were §41,145 70, Sheridan’s time. pie interested in the matter desire him and the expenses §21,709 21, leaving a Douglas Jerrold’s witticism, “It is tD do so. net balance of §19,349 49; being about better to be witty aud wise than witty .He also said that he probably owes §9,000 oyer the net earning of the pre- and otherwise,” was not only very Eng- ^is to Henry Wilson, now Vice Presi- vions year. lish but very Jerroldy, and few people dent of the United States, who inter- - The Spalding Grand Jury has would need to be told who said it. fered in his behalf when he was lying in found the following true bi'ls: The An , d 80 ' 7iih the humor of other » Northern prison. A large list, signed State vs. iW. S. Brown, mutder ; Martha Who would hesitate for a mo- by the leading Politicians m Atlanta, re- Brown, (colored) murder; Alexander merit to credit Roland with the man who, quoting; Mr. Stephens to deliver a Harris, (colored) murder; Sansom, vaunting the glories of tue past, wanted speech to-night-, was submitted to his adultery; Mrs. Crawford, fornication; to kuow “where you will find a modern Consideration. He reserved an answer Hany Welden, assault and battery and building which has lasted as long as the to this request unti. this afternoon, when misdemeanor; Wm. Lovett, assault with ancient ones ?” Equally evident is Sir be will signify his intention through the intent to murder; Green K erbow, bas- Richard Steele’s nativity, from his cele- evemngSoN. If lie should consent to tardy. Several other true bills will be grated effort to extend hospitality to a iti will be a stirring episode m At- found to-dav. friend, to whom he said, “It yon should | lanta s history, V • ‘ "it , i , . . ever come within a mile of my house, I -Lewis Holsenbaek a promising hop o you will stop there.” | a thought. younc man, about twenty-one years of « aps the mo F st 8trong i y marked hu - m Z—~ age, accidentatly shot _ himselt lataUy however, is that of our own conn- L ' < Fro:n * a Portugue 8 e.) last JLllursdaV mormner. 111 (Jallioun. ±Le 4.^„ T*. : r ’ Y I t t j In that sweet hour between tbv prayers and sleep, had started on a deer hnnt-was abont I 1S .° f a „ br0ad P au S e ^rt-akmd | WhenUie world.fadesaway iri^st/andThought^ entering the “drive.” when he stepped joke chlncry, Hardware and Plantation Supplies. Descriptive Catalogues sent on application, terms, address the manufacturers. , J. F. TEMPLE & SONS, Or P 1ST OF I no2 Ei>iGLH BAKIN3 P entering me anve. wuen ne stopycu Qg to bel to anybody fclse> Thacke- upon a large log, awaiting the develop- ruVs ioke f hoQt tl f e siz ^ of OQr oystsrs | ments of the chase, lowering hlS gun waa p ur , l y English, of course, and dif- I There breathe my name, and bid a fond and resting his left hand on the muzzle, i f erC( ^ m The gun slipped, the hammers came in American every way from that of his who remarked seen an oyster so large that it “ took three men to swallow it whole.” Equally American was the remark of the North Carolinian, who, in speaking of the extreme leanness of his neighbor’s —Washington Territory boys and girls I hogs, said that “he had to put overcoats I contact with the log, and both barrels of 1 aTii'aji companion, the gun were disctiarged with fatal re- “ suit. Tlie Tar Northwest. In which the mystery of dre ms is wrought, Turn thos3 d ;ar lips to Heaven, and givo to air That sacred kiss which only Heaven can share. breathe my name, and bid a fond "good night;" Close those de -r eyes, and shut out all tho light, And I, in heart and spirit, will be there. Kimdall House, 22d Nov. 1872. Messrs. M. L. Bonham, and others: Gentlemen—In reply to your kind and polite note, I can only say that, engage- _ ___ . _ ments will prevent the possibility of my I elope at the respective of 19 and 16. I on them to euable them to make a shadow I Mills, Baker connty, has been bnrned. GEORGIA NEWS BREVITIES. — Street fighting in Camilla. —Camilla has a man named Swindle. — The store of Col. George, at Ivey’s complying with your request to-night ; I —The market price for votes in Wash- h? fi nu.” It must have been this l i ' b / . “ . ° „ L'rifffmi inn twAntv-dnllnr orpenbnek North Carolinians brother who said an and as I have to leave in the morning for 8 ^ acquaintance was “so tall that he never home, with the expectation of reiurning —A little three-year-old wanderediaway f ound out wken k i s f eet were co i d till , , , 1 •« a, .. from home in Idaho, ana was found tae week after next, if it will then suit thirty hours after in a famished condi- you as well, I will respond to your tion sixteen miles away, call—say Wednesday night, the 3rd of —It is estimated that Western Wasb- the December. Very respectfully, Alexandsb H. Stephens. Mr. Stephens. ington has 15,000 square miles of heavily | timbered lands, which will yield an aver- ■ Another prisoner has “jumped 1 Savannah police. —Henry Griffin, at a Macon brawl, was carved severely. — A Macon courtezan became tired of “life’s weariness,” and morphined. An emetic brought her to. — A horse car and a pleasure carriage they got warm again. Nobody but au American could have called Shakspeare “a boss poet,” as Ar- temus Ward did. But the most peculiarly American form of humor yet developed is that which I have been seen in the streets of Savan- age of 30,000 feet of merchantable lum- b gg lately become so popular among odi- nab. her to the acre. torial pai s graph-writers in our Western —A difficulty occurred in Romo be- —A Washington minister took the fol- States. Tt is indescribable, and we can tween Col. Choice and Capt. H. Watters, lowing for his text last Sunday: “The indicate what it is only by giving one or Wounds serious. An old feud. Mr. Stephens leaves this'morning for I Wisdom and Power of Man contrasted two examples: —Col. Whitmore’s Roman residence iG.iw, mn firaTOfnrduilio TTi<j visit to with the FoolishneES and Weakness of *■ Mrs. Gwin, of Davenport, assisted tho kitchen was incendiaried. The loss ' is over ills uomo in orawioruvuio. xua vx-uu tu - „ fl re , on0 rtay i ast week, with the kerosene can. The Og Q00 our city has been a very pleasant ono- T y 8 moamM ato ome8 trom 14, -Onth6morningotthelOthmst.,tho rendered especially so by being again b a aonnd m ,,nrnimr in “ A Chicago man ate ten dozen of eggs on a wager, dwelling house of Cant. Felix Walthal, among many friends whom ho had not Boise City recently. A widow wept for ^ow!^ Themoaeyliewonlia8 beenpaidtoWs Uear Worthville, Butts county, was con- seen in so long a time. The citizens her dear^partedlandprovided at mag- ^ SdiS ^ irSow® 114110 generally testified their respect for him by ^“hichj^tbefo^ the coffin ^ on 76 ‘ _ From indications we think there are caHing in large numbers, and expressing o^osed^sTlast Opportunity was ^ven 17 to pa^ntao'e^Vnythir^o^this^ort 1100 !*^ ‘ P re P ara ^?? 8 . *«. wheat crop in this kind words of approval and confidence. ?ee the corpse As the widow was nerv- f 00 evidently indigenous to be mistaken We know he will ever cherish a warm ing herself for the painful joy, she be- {or an eso tio. feeling toward the people of our city. came aware of a procession of women, qh e j es t3 0 f other nations are equally some twenty in number, who advanced well m ^ rked . y our French lon-mot has „ . _ I to the coffin and one alter another kissed On Sunday last tne Swiss Repub- the corpse. Not one 18 * county which, with a favorable season will surpass the crops of that grain for several years past.—Elberton Gazette. — The earnings of the Savannah r,PT aTuimpr Kisser* i , , , , Griffin & North Alabama Railroad are as 5 tte intrudera K" A- I ““TO 8W lio celebrated its 556ib birthday. Dor-1 was known to the weeping relict; tbe I ^inuteiv aaiamt^ia aiAts^detrils ^ mails mg ail that tune they have maintained “°£ r n “8 . Scotch joke must of necessity be gimlet- 821 799 2 1, leaving a balance on hand of their liberties by sturdy manhood “d ; pomtod, else !t could never be driven $19>349 49. unyielding devotion to truth. They posed that the cold form in the coffin I ho $® can omy a discover°the “ationaiity I ~ Mr - Thomas, of Nashville, Tenn., ’ e been frugal, managed their own was once my husband; but the kisses of a je3t from J ateraal evidences, but we Ss^SSa^SjamSte.^He went^to U81H68S ^ hiiv6 inst pflnidod beforo tlic uudi8UC6j I olti© dl ^xucb 10^1011 wbsncB ^ take a buggy ride, but the horse took disturbances in other parts of tile Conti-1 cororinced^n^ ^Eiiat ^e’be^onged to j tnowbio'is' 5 apparent "wben^“t S\ & ffTs S nent. Though wo cannot helroyo m others a good deal moro than he did to ‘^T^thatToTrUI to h^h“at howov£ their mythical legend of Tell shooting me. My part m this funeral is finished. such a lace> we know very vell that that _q’ t n e i5th inst Jesse Osborn shot the apple off his son’s head, yet we can-1 bhe^ep^d forthwrA and *.». was-raised” west of the Allegha- a , 0o ° a mto Hortot’at a |roee^°near procession movea xrom me cnurcu to me3 The man who aska you N . Factorv but fortunately failed riaceTaSp^” m ° UrnerS car “ you’ve got on your wheel house”when be tobitlli8 marZ’ Subsequently a fight riage was empty. | waQts to know what you prop ose to do, occurred De tween Jesse Osborn and his has no need to tell anybody that he has brother, Barney S. Osborn, in which lived on the banks of the Mississippi botb were considerably hurt. -Dr. Thomas Evaos, of Abbeville, who, whea asked what stars never set, a gentleman intimately connected with before | replied, “roostars.” _ . | our shipping interests, had been attacked not bui admire the fond adherance of tho people to a cherished reminiscence, Are Cheap, Durable and Efficient. OVEB 100,000 SOIiOD, EVERY FtJSSP WARRANTED. Azy itan Css Set Shoo. Sold cvcrywhcro by dealers in Standard Farm Foc- CH1CAGO. TLB. 7DSRS A D ENGLISH PL i VUR1 Mi 1XTR HITS F ob making sweet and wholesome Bread and Bis.viit«. A BETTER AlUToLE THAN ANY IN THE MARKET. liaviUR tho quilitlea of the. btst BakiDg Po>vder» and Yest comhinod, and recommended by all eminent English Physicians. Bread made from the ENGLISH BAKIJNG POWDERS can be baked at onco, or may remain in thav dough forty-eight hours, and is guaranteed to make as good Bread or Biscuits as if used immediately alter mixing, and is warranted free from the dele terious ‘-Beets of Biking Powders geuoratly, being manufactured from strictly l uro ingredients, and under tho supervision of one of the best Engliak Chemists. For Sale in Q,unrtcr, Hair and Pomt Tins by ah Respectable Grocers and Drugs sb. Wholesale by WEST & EDWARDS, W. L. HUBBARD & CO., W. W. COMPTON & CO„ tut.lull ti aN & WADE, T. J. PHILLIPS. AtUaiu, ha. Head OHice for the Undril -t n 391 DUAKKS!R.;«r, ,N. Y. BOB I'-VHJTE! Bob While* lit.*? IVhi.c! Bob White! jjHoli WM i-! *.tli '-Vhite*! Smoking Tobacco! 31anufaoi;uivtl j»y GEO. IF. EA.1TG KOR A'E # LYNCHBURG, VA. is pronounced by Connoiseurs to lie tbe FINEST SMOKING TOBACCO Manufactured i-t me United States, and equal to tbe iinest Imported Cigars. For Richness ami Purity it has m> Rival, Having received GOLD and SILVER MEDALS, and DIPLOPIAS. &c., at the Htate Fairs of Virginia, Louisiana and Texas. 4 FOR S^k.1.1 R3 W. L. HUBBARD k CO. E. F. MADDOX, MEADOR BBO.’S, BOROUGHS & WING, BEHRMAN & KUHBT, B. L. DANN, And Toba:co Dealers over the United States, nov 20-tf w. H. HOWARC O. H. HOWARD. W. H. HOWARD, JB. We learn that a petition from a large number of citizens was handed Mr. Stephens last evening, requesting a speech of him daring his stay in the General and Personal. JSF* Reader, as yon draw your com fortable ohair nearer the blazing fire and contemplate with satisfaction tho genial warmth and pleasure it affords, let your mind wander (and not so far away as you will perceive) out to those who possess not these comforts. Think of the cheer less rooms and desolate health-stones. Then ask yourself if you can do some thing to brighten, warm and cheer the homes of the poor. Corporations are soulless, and “ the city,” or the “ relief committee” cannot and do not alleviate one half the miseries of the deserving destitute. We have been called on to write these reflections from what we see each day. Will not our charitable ladies form a society similar to the “Charleston Ladies’ Fuel Society,” said to be an invaluable organization, purely philan thropie, raise means by any method which may suggest itself to their kind hearts, solicit contributions, etc. Such an organization would do credit to the founders, and result in great good to that class of humanity which Christ says “shall always be with you.” The New York papers are alarm ed at the numerous tires which have xe cently occurred, and ask the question, “What shall we do ?” Fut them out, of eourse. dead. . . — General Toombs’ address city. Our eveninq’s edition will contam tha S ei m a Fair is highly spoken ol byl There are some jests, as we have al-1 by t h e 'disease now raging among the the petition and Mr. Stephens reply, an- the Alabama press. ready remarked, whose very authorship borsego f the city, and died yesterday. nouncing whether he will speak or not. — Judge John C. Underwood of Yir- is apparent; notably some of Hood s and Suvanuah Advertiser. The chilliness of the weather may pre- giuia, threatens to resign, to avail him- nearly all of Charles Lamb’s. Saxe has —Mr. Green B. Crenshaw, near Brick „ . nnVtlir* Lnf- liic 6e ^ a pension and no work. closely imitated his master m tue rnatter store, Newton county, was severely hurt, vent hi* appearance m public, but his _ ThQ real property asafessed i n Lan- oi puns, bat he has never snown himself on Mon day evening last, by his team answer to the petition, whatever iu be, g # q amount to $1,263,408 81, j equal to suea a plav on wordsi as-that rann , D g away as he was hitching them. winch Hood puts into the mouth of the j Being startled by the noise m de by a vendor of ear trumpets, who, in vaunting j oad 0 f live hogs in the wagon, the team W. H. Howard Sc Sons Warehouse & Commission Merchants, No. 2 Warren Block, AUGUSTA, GA C OMMISSION for soiling COTTON,ONE DOLLAB per bale. Strict personal attention given tor Business entrusted. All Orders Strictly Obeyed, JLiberal Cash Advances Jftade on Cotton. US' Special Attention paid to Weighing of Cotton JJ- Plantation and Family Supplies selected anil shipped by one of the firm. BAG-G-ING- AND TIBS furnished at Lowest Market Prices. 8ep2G-dGt-w3m will bi known by the afternoon to-day. and tbe personal to §514,564 60* —A divorce from bed and board was his waxes, S3ys: the ran, and Mr. Crenshaw fell under wheeis, which passed over his head. —A murderous husband, named Jno. it is a fashion with our cotrmpo- granted to tbe wife o{ Cob George W. rari* s iu the city to souud au occasional barter, of New Orleans, by the Circuit trumpeting of the Don Qnixate feats Court of London county, Ya., at its re they uie performing in the increase of I oonttenn. their patronage. We are pleased always — A personal altercation occurred at . , , .. , — - - . jacksonboro, Ark., between iwo white to know of the prosperity of our neigh-1 ^ respectively, Kirby and bore. They have each displayed a neigh- Smith. Knives were freely used by I else, and certainly nobody else was ever I"““rtTman wasXotured^vThe skillVnl borly spirit toward our luminary, and it both men. Charles Lamb It washe of course is heartily inclined in return, to shine —A few planters of Louisiana had 0?^° ® s ®, CCUl< 1 have been .), who re —Two yokes of Tennessee oxen I commenced sugar making before tne 1st -‘SKaLS reached Savannah yesterday evening, to inst. Most of them have commenced ^ India house that he came to hrndedi I be order ot Me ssrs. Gilbert & Co., since. The New Orleans Picayune says j ^ ter 1 . , J. ?A e _ nn wholesale grocers on the Bay, and will the cane is sweet, but small and dry, aud | |” T u-’.. __ ea Jn er begin their new labors of hanling freight •» There was Mrs. F., So very deaf Thst she might, have worn a percussion cap,, i m mt , . , And been knocked on the head without hearing it! 1. JLllomus, colored, some tWO or turee snap, weeks ago made an assault on his wife WeU, I sold her a horn, and the very next day with a hlnnriv hlndirenn nnd sneepfided She heard from her husband at Botany Bay." Wltn a DiOOay Diaageon, and succeeded Charles Lamb was never like anybody “ e^ading the vigilance of the officers of - - I the law until night beiore last, when the cheerily upon them, Meantime The Sun holds its own, and preserves a silent tongue, satisfied that its superior circulation places it beyond the pale of the- dual disputation. Blaze away, neighbors, and we heartily wish that you may one day come alongside The Sun. Oliver Cromwell was recently dealt with in amcrc sdtnmary manner in Idaho than he dealt with King Charles. He was shot in the path from his house to hi * barn, and his step-son haa been ar rested as an interested party to the act. Darwin has written another bock lo prove his desoent from a frog. Who disputts it? —An Idaho paper tells the following cow and bnll story, which is just as good as a cock and bull story: “There is on exhibition at the lair a oow with# two bags, one on her back, and five legs, and a bull that gives milk equal to any oow infant' ih.tha*’ Ya., d^amaDULdd lAbuiiuj) t it*i umimo o auvuvaa ' ja% * i * i • 11 -j i *i i • | morrow morning, if with two eyes in their proper pla- » ^tially and whofly lusovm, ^ f „ Tenn B e88fce ces, and fivo more on its knees. It is that mere is no possibility of suatafaog ^publican. otherwise perfectly formed, except in t| ltl F ^ S 1, -^ ° ^ther man co i;t 0 A luckless colored porter, engaged in such trifling details as having its legs | thong noughts or anytlii g " a busbl esa house on Bull street, was re twisted backward, and turned spirally j ° 9 J e ^ 3e ^ ou \ li f1 f v r h ' cently to be married to a dusky damsel, - i into at thought,o! pitying our forefathm^ wbo ^ neronsiy presented hand! •W; I ™t£r SKairrtSfttt I»—S™ S. to p- We welcome this new beef.”—Savannah tbe pomt like a snake’s and its on the wrong side of the hands, colored child. Four Princesses of Japan are to be executed for wearing too many dia monds. How nature will assert itself ! There are to be two Archiepisco- pal Sees of the Reman Catholic Chnrch in England hereafter—the second one beiDg for Liverpool, tt itlf WU fien ftiuse wben they tndjd .joke When the. nI - sete that the, -ftLod it! | && ft ^CUie. f o hee h.S mother 1£*£ troas fire—the losses looking up into possessory warrant to **get the things the millions. | back.” He determined to make one effort at a peaceful compromise, and —Love was blind in the case of a then, it need be, to let slip the dogs oi Washington Territory man who married legal war npon the fickle fair.—Savannah a woman he had never seen 1 Jiepubltcan. Valuable Lands for Sals IN HANCOCK COUNTY, T he buffalo plantation of hon. let- ton STEPHENS, consisting of 1.500 A.GXLE&9, and one of the most valuable Plantations in tlia State, is now offered for sale, with a view to chang. the investment, as it does not suit the undersigned to see after its future oondnet and management- All persons desirous of purchasing will do weU to examine it Perfect titles will be made under a de cree of Court, if terms of sale can be agreed upon. MABY W. STEPHENS, Admx-H Sparta, Ga., 23d September, 1872. sep25-d6t-wlm Administrator’s Sale OGLETHORPE CO. B X virtue of an order from tho Court of Ordinary of Oglethorpe county, Ga., will be sold before the Courthouse door in Lexington, Oglethorpe Oa» Ga., on the first Tuesday in December next, 164 ACRES OF LAND, more or less, situated on the waters of Goose Poms Creek, adjoining lands of Jackson Hammond, K. I Smith, and John Bart. Also—at the same time and place, another tract o land containing 114 ACRES, MORE OB LESS, on Millstone Creek, adjoining lands of John W. Smith and Burrell Tiller and others, belonging | tne estate of Martha Smith, deceased. Said land sold for the purpose of among the heirs at law of said deceased. Terms made known on day of ■ Lexington, October 7,1872.,