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Newspaper Page Text'BE RECORD.:' IVV P. THOMPSON, Huiroit.' “Bloat otnliatioian in tlioUnlUxl HtutoM ’! has published Homo htnrtling fi|{uro» CKDAUTOWN, (1A., DKC. f>, J874. i >n tho Now York Express, showing that prices aro actually lower now ^North Georgia Conforenco, than they were in 1859, when paper 1 money was at par with gold. This First nml Frcontl Raya eroding. C a inuisviM.E, Oa., l>eC. 2. exhibit, it appears to us, in a crushing response to tho Htrongost pojnt yet rnndo by tho ndvooatcs of resuiuption of special payments ns a inoanos of toi i minating our financial troubles. It It is proposed to ship livo fish from Tbo following decisions of our Hu- this country to England by moans of promo court delivered 17th Nov., ’74 , portable aquariums on tho steamers, will Ijo found entertaining to our gen- . . . . ... rial reader and especially important I , 1 .*? by » well known to our fitrinnm and rUralinota: I ollo """ t ll i at ."‘ ll not P“‘nty i» ‘A vran.hoiiai.inn and factor who, 1 com l’ n '““° d K,r - without notic i of uny lieu, makes ad-' A weak solution of tar and wator is vnnecH on cotton which was produced roeomrnondod for use by bnld-beaded on routed laud and stored with him men, to bring b ick thoir capillar y g'o by the tenant, has such ri qualified ry. pr<i|wrl« in, nn.I lain on, ll.o »llr.n a* An l lld i, luo[K1 | is lv01nlln ,, th( , I'l.lil lu lull, to rclruburwmout for ous hion of her working chair tho other li advMnces and pay for proper, .i.. v „ {ljr :» i,„,i l ”* , " , i i i... i. . .L niter it had been used nineteen Tbo nnnuul session of tho North j„ one of the established f.icUiu com- iieoigia Conference, M. R Church morco tlmt prices are low when mou- Houth, convened here to-day, Ufsltop j „y i„ scarce, and that they aro high >Y. M. Wight man presiding, and Jno. ; when money is plow ti fill. In other W. Heidt acting us Secy. After reli- words, prices are governod almost ox gious services, conducted by the Dish- ,.|„dvely by tho purchasing power, op, Interesting comumuiedions were H cannot be said that tho present load, from Iho Publishing House and lowness of prices is duo to excessive tho Missionary societies. production, bccauuo the crops, while Hie roll-call of EMuh was next la- good, arc not superabundant. Neither keu up in the older of buainoBB, and ; has thero boon an excess in manufao- the luitiihUt'iul characters of tho mcm- j lures. Values liavo declined simply biTS woro ex amined. No ctmigus because the volume of money in the prefarod aguitiBt any rnomhor of the eoutsfry is not equal to the necessities Ixidy. Rev s \\. II. Putter and M j of trade. Wo aro now trying to pm- \V. lli. liH won. nporLd wiok; ll.o Ini- , cliiifcooim dullin'.. worth of good* will, ler ill I 1 lorido. In tbo early part I’f eighty Qonta, mill w trill) iH'OoHrtlty .in Mio coi.fum.08 yen- Ucv. Odorgo Km- polH (ho vii.dor to inbu tho rigldy lull-. Pn-ttcboi ii. Charge ul Summer. cent*, ho doe* *o lit u Ion*. mill llnougli villi; Circuit, u l. ...I I,in (muuloIiu:j hilri tho vvhulo country wuffur... uilli the It E. Cbuidi, Sonlh, nml Tho fact, i» that wo oood n.oio cor- joiid iho Uiil.iiuoro Coufiiiucu of ,-.inoy «n,l In* theory about r,»iiin,>- Northcri. Mulbodf.il church—tin. lion of n|.rciopayments. It Keanu to uu Mvthmiinl Epincop.il. Thu Conference U, a t tl.cn. in iiu ouoy ami unfn wuy of ordered l.io immo withdrawn from the p r „vidii.(j for tl.u wauUuf tho pc.pl,., loll, without attaching nny hlmno U. 1 without ondungijing tho fl.mnciul atn- l.iHcurm., ho having, without doubt, tun uf Ilia country and without adding been entirely coi-cirucioua in tho move- one dollar tu thadahtoftha fodoral inunl. Mr. Kramer waa a mau of cm- government. ll can hu done hy thu i.ienl piety, mid of ability in tint pul-i government calling in all tho houilo pit, but it is tho viotiin of a narvoua d.-poaited with thu tronaury a* aaourity disorder that threaten., hu brain, and , f„ t ||„, rodemplloii of National hunk may eventually termiuata iu immnily. bilU.uud paying tlicm iu troamny uoloa Notwilliutnuding hia unoorcmouloua at a gold valuation. To Uluatrato our niantu r of diatolving hia oonnecliou i idon, lot tin tako fn- an example the will, ll.o Conference, . only kind Atlanta Natiomil hank, of thl.icity. It words lire apok. a of him l.y ilia for- ban dopoaltod in Waal.li.gton fUOO 0(10 la. r brethren. Hy resolution of tho | iu United .States bond*, on which it Conference the Temperance Rule pnsa- has received 270,000 in bank nolcs.- id ul tbo last Uonernl C’onfoftmoa, and , Kilim ding gold at fl to, tlmso bonds now passing ut all Annual Conforeiicea, j „ro wurtli *1130,000 iu aurraun.. Now, was mudu tbo order of tbo viay for to-- if tlto goverumnut would a.dl iIu.h.. moilow at 12 a cluck, Tbo Rule bunds in and pay thu bunk 8011,000 in prohibits the "Making, buying, selling, legal t-mUirs, it would add $00,000 b, or using, os a b e rage, Intoxicating li- tbo circulating modjuui uf tbo conn- <1 Lions Tbo old Rule, now in force, J try, wliilo cxtiuguisbliig uu animal in- prohibits druukvun.su, or drinking j t,.rest if $10,000. As a oonso.pim.oc, tpiriluom liquors imless in cauo of no-1 iho govoruincul and theommtiy would ccbsily.'* A iiii.jnrUy of Ihrcc-fmirlhs bo both greatly bouofUod by it in tin. of all tbo members of all tbo Annual j cud. Conferences will be necessary iu order Estimating Ll.o bonds bolongi-.g to to make the lit w Itulo n luw. Ihu National l>,mki.it $:tHt),(liiu,u()ti, Tuvusiuv, Due. 3d. "n which $312,0011,000 of uoloa have Bishop l’icrca nrivod Ibis morning, iHsuml, tlu ir pay.mint on tbo (ippcrnnily in lino boaldn It will bo l' 1 ' 1 " Prcposed would add $70,000,000 remembered tbal bo was veiy ill du- ,0 tl “' omronoyof ll.o country, and ra ring the summer. Itov. W. 11. rotter liuv0 »» f'" 1 " P»yiii« nearly $20,000, w-lio waa reported sick on yealerday, **00 of inl'.ruat annually. Uuctbiaiu- arrived this morning, lie appear., to ,rlv,l d nH 11 ^ond for rosumpliou uf apo- lu. v.i'« fc.l,Iu. ri.esi.hiiit of Kanni-r 1 ci“ paviuuuls. aud iu leu-year,i wo College rind i.io annual Report lo the l ’ UI rosumo without sbiickiug tin- cre.l Coufcrvnco. Tliroo of tho now College ' l of tho oountry, and without cro.it buildings nro uow i«»dy fur uocnpau- >"K "trh goney in tbo money maiket Hllcll oliaigoH, hofor tho landlord oan fort;-a hia claim for rent against tho cvjttoti. And tho rights of such fuc- nlso snporior to tho linn of yt-ars, and in it found G12 noouleH, Formula of divorco used by a ne gro justice in Dosha county, Ark. :— merchant who Hold commercial fortil- " As I jinod yon, no I bust you Hundcr. i to tho debtor. Judgment reversed. Ho, go, you niggers. You go.” According to the now militury sur- I " A judgment against u party voy of tho Russian empire, tho nionar- who go* s into buukruptcy may bo on- i ehy extends over four hundred thou«- forco.i against property on which it. anti geographical squ iru miles. I 1 "; 1 w,, ‘“ h "r U, ° A umu iu Reno county, Teva t I vat .1. f-a.lan bofuro tho flhng of hi* ap- wiut(tr Bl „ roi , t „ n lh(m ^ ni , on pl eat ., to bo ," judged a bankrupt. |ljB wil ' lt „ r whl „ lt a „d ,. e t it yielded 1 «fia: tw, r 4 - ono to lb “ ,,oro is claimed hy tho purchaser, and pend ! Colorado started a college a fuw iug tho claim tho crodilor proves his | "'^oks age, and up to date its inmates debt in the bankrupt Courts, but be- «on«ist of ouo woman, throo In bans, fore thero is any dividend on tho bank . 11 buflallo calf and a m ofessor of bot- rupta UH«otH, obtains loavo of Iho Otmrt ( any. t. 1 withdraw bis proof and claim, for ! if ,| 10 |>il^rim Fathers had la« tho purpose of posocutmg Ins levy in , lt Galvoslon and paid throe dollars tho State Court, such proof and with- - apiece for bro kfast, at a hotel, none druwalof Ins debt th> not constitute a „f f 0 n 0WH W nul 1 huvo ever heard bar to tlio assertion of his rights un- 0 f || l( .nj, dm* tho levy, unless it appear that the ' ... . jinlg. bad a priority of loin on | , lll " lo *'y rcpaiila itaclf m tlna our ll... bankrupt'* nsa, la. And Lina if Rbw day win .. tbo ruler of Egypt true, although tho defendant in the 8 it necessary to send corn to ro- judgm. nt has rcceivcl his disohtirgo I J! 10 famiiio-distrciwed region of u. tin. bankrupt Court. : A ""> Minor. II The fact that tho register in j A travolor likens Santa Fe, Now bankruptcy, after tho withorawal of Mexico as mien from tho approaches such proof and claim, allowed to tho on thu north,to an immouso brickyard attorneys of Lho creditor a ft:o or com- all rcatly for the burning, ouo nohtrry peiiHation for bringing cerium of tho rod brick house looming up abovo assets oj the bunkrupt into the Hank- the acres of ouo-atory adobe building-, ruiit court,docs not slTcct the lights of . , , u . ., . tin, creditor in ll.o claim oaac. A . I'wrploxod Hohuidor, who bad ■1. Upon I bo trial of tho claim oaao | , , n, “ lo 1 'i /»r a youth and tin, creditor baa Iho right to put in ov fol,n ! 1 u,, ^!» to diap..™. of tl,„ idcuoo and .utomplifloatioll from the "drpb.a fullnoaa winch appear.,, when ibiukriipl Court, il,owing bia applic- 1 t P" , « ,l 11,0 \" an “ ‘'V (ion to withdraw l.ia claim and proof «l |,r rd voc.foroualy,-Do cat .» g. ot. thereof, and tin, ordcra granting ll.o No fault uf do coat. Do poy ,» loo t,„. same. A p ilioomau iu Ohic.ig >, pas ing a Jucgmout reversed. house tho other night, beard a wumun i screaming, ' O, Henry, Henry, come A it liupoi'tunl Decision In in-' hcri. quick ! Husan I mother’!’’ Oal- illuiiii. luntly breaking iu the dour and rush- Tho .Supreme Court of tlio Htulo of i * ,l ff up aluirs, the ofiloor found thu. Indian i has just rendered u dcoision , l ' ,u hud just cut u tooth, of grout importance to the qiUHlions I At Ht. John, Now Brunswick, 'hoy arising from the ivlativo positions uf i tell of a cortniii pastor who, aftm tim tho two metis in this country. Htiino j ferryboat botwo.ui tho city proper and time ago a negro named Oaroy Carter Cuiletoti begun lo make Sunday trips, •implied to the Superior Court of Ms- would not patroni/o it on that day, riuuooiinly to compel tho school t.Jli oven to keep nllluiul eiigugomcntH. eel's of Ijawrenoo township to admit, When Mich had to bo fulfilled ho al- his children and grandchildren to the ways rowed noroso. disLrict iichool iu which white children .... , . . . ,, arc tauglil, the officer* Imving ref,lad , 1 ‘<> of liuidowii, ,-a ui Ei.g Htioii ii.lmmaiun. Tbo Hu,...ran- Court, 1,1 «>'"""-••IT; *p, elided g.-m.ral term, gaaiito.i " c»ago it waa about 200.000. tlm application, holding that the lie- 11 J groes "were unfit It <1 to be admitted J. C. M DONALD AYER &MCDONA1D, liF.ALEUS IN HARDWARE —AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, No. 71 Hronil Street, Home, <ieorsclu. re offering this season J. Winship Cotton Gins at $1 00 por Saw: Pratt’s Cot. gins n* $1 00 per Saw; Phccnix at 8 t 00 por saw; Hrowu’s at $ t .'>0 per Saw- Drinlcy s 8te<l Plows, Clipper Steel Plow, A very .steel Plow; Wary's Cast Plow, Furmcr's Friend Cast Plew, Urinley’s Casl Plow. Wright's anti-friction Morse Power. Grangers’ llrooks, Ealipss and Mhearer's Cotton Presses, and any Implement inanu- factnretl in the t'niu-l States, at Manufacturer's prices. Hardware, Guns, an I Pistols, at wholesalo and retail. We arc always pleased to show our goods ami price them. sept 20 AYE It & McDONALD. Joseph E. Veal, Rome, Georgia. Violins, Guitars, Music-boxes. Banjos, Tarut>orinpa, Monos, Triangto*. Ca-tinets. Ac- corileoiiH. Plutinas. (.’oncerlinas, Flutes, Fifes, Picolos, C'lairoaeis, Flngolcts, Harp-, Tuning Forks, l'ilch Pipes, Hortnonicaas. Itosin, French, Goriiina and Italian Hiring*. Violin and Guitar Cases, of wood and paper; extra Hows, How-Hair, Tall-picc-a. Keys, Bridges, Finger-Boards, (’laironet Heeds, Piano and Dulcimer Wire. Banjo Met is, Tainborino Ginglors, \e , A.c. 141 nail'll I Instillments Itcpuireil in Hest Style. dec it DOMESTIC THE “DOMESTIC" tlm public hoIiodIh pfovith il f white children.” From thin dt oiHion thu uchool oOIcoih appealed to the Supremo Court of the State, and that Lilmtml Attendance during the your Collrginld dtp ailment 105 i in Prt- purulury dt parhmnl, 47. Tb port ro- fered to(kmimillcoou Education, lio- pt i t from \Ycbi,eyttn Female College road and reftrid lo thu untno Commit, lee. If lo thiri plan bo added free bank ing to a certain extent, miy up lo 500, 000,000, the on tiro volume of our cur rency would be about $900,000,000, or Iuhh than $21 per head of our pop ulation, mid ootiBideruhly lem than tho Jx i' cnjMita of currency in France, Eng land nud Gorman^, tide wo ahull oildou tliiH plan would relic troubleH, nnd put i road to apocio payment. To day il ib folly to talk about resumption at one or about hard money, when, a» M \Veltn hIiowh, one dollar iu paper moi oy can purchiiKO more a I Hi.* pn him time than one dollar in gold c til l i Atlanta AVir.i, iihuh reported Un her at only 110,815, and 1871 il wur. reduced -to 22.994. Tho incomen of tlm lauded proprietors have increased iu.mousoly. A hymn and tune book in Arabic, just inai.od its dt tnsion, pivp-tred for the use of miahinn church* . OVt'ising the action of the lower ; cm hy 1 >r. Low in, if the Syren FrotcMt- O'jilit and sustaining the school < Hi aut College, is the first ciuo in which cess. hymns in iho Arabic nml tnm-H tiata Judge BuMkirlt's argnmont against been printed togalhor. It ia also tbo the mixing of negroOH and whites in ■ first oaac in which music Hum been public acbools is an able cflbrt, and | written to read backward, or from we regret tlmt wn caunotfopt'oduoo ! right to lef*. !'• 1,1 , un '" u , t . I><> layH .lmvn tho .loo- l>, j„ 0 ,-llismark ia now ivpot tcd to Ini... lliat tlna m a wli.to man a g..v- [,„ i„ lioalth. Tbo ivomul in fbvtvat by Kullu I til h left a near, but perfectly lioulml. Close to it, however, on tho wrist of his light 1 mark remains, whieh J. S. NOYES & CO., — DKAI.EI18 IN— DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, . Modicinos, Hats, caps. Boots and Shoes, HHADV MADE CI.OTII1NG. Cunlomora will find our Stock complete, cniiipriniiig many artichia it in Impossible ht-rc to rnumcruto, nml nl mode rate prlcr-t. Fnrlicutar attention paid to Imying and ■elllng Cotton. nov 'un KINGSFOHD’d OSWEGO I'll re and Silver Gloss Starch. For the Liiimilri. T.KINGSFORD&SON HAS ItEt OMK A • I/O I A KUO Is 1> iV/.Y 'ESS I TV. Ii* great exct-llenoe ban merltc l tbo t :n- uiiMi'lniiuii of Etirupe for Amorican Manufacture. Pulverized Corn Starch, rtlKPABED nv T. KINCSFORD fl< Son, ExpriiNiity fur foofl, wliori it i* properly mn<lt< into pu-Ming*, i* a .lo**t>rt ot' great itxuoiloncu. Fur mil ■ l _v iiU firm nla Tho Cheapest Furniture House in the State I THOMPSON N. IVIKl.t:, Real Estate Agents,, GEDARTOWN, GEORGIA, Are now offering tbo following <lc-irable PROPERTY FOR SALE. 300 Acroo Farming Lands. We offer for rale 3f»0 n re* of Ian<l, 150 clenre-l ontl under goo>t fv ice, locateil five miles east of Taylorsville, six unlas north of Itockmart, nud one mile from Cochran’s mill. A bargain will be given. This is good upland. 320 Aero Fnrm--A Bargain. Kurin of 320 acres, 100 cleared and In cultivation, with good fences. New dwel ling, new smoke house and well of good water. The remainder of the land is well timbered. The grade of-the North and id pauses through thin land, It JiL’t pAj you to HjAt tbs best bsacLImi pror* oar cilia;* i get the igtncy ltd •dllt. Ad ben “ DOMESTIC ” S. M. Co, % Chimlm St., VI. .-» O I* o 1 ll 1 o t S Is the Best of All. rity. edarto Itailroi nd In Floyd county. distr the cbcnpeit place H. D. Criffln Resilience. icely plastered and finished, situated on edar ntreot, within two Imitdrod yards of ig spring, and lu** than 1 1 mile of Court louse. The house ha* three tiro places "*• two acres in lot. a great burgaiu. This place will bo Dr. Reoso Residence, On Cedar street and neir the spr ’hi* i» (he most desirably locked, an.I • : hcil-rooms, dining room, kitchen 1 try. nil well finMird Five acre This is a rare opportunity for a gi i> e 1 Perfection of Stitch on ail kinds of goods, without change of tension. 2 Great Knngo of Work—finest Muslin to coarse Heaver or Sole Leather. 3 Ease of Operation. 4 HimpUclty—Saving on»* hundred le»s parts than some other*. 6 HELF-ADJUBTI.NO TENSIONS—not found in any other >. I'rtcs Silk, Linen Thread, or Glazed Cotton, with facility. 7 Noiseless, or more nearly so than any others using a shuttle. 8 Durability — few Bearings - Easy Motion—Hardened Parts. It Very large Bobbin— two or three tiroes as largo as some olhors. 10 Convenient Spooler and Durable—ready for use a* soon as bobbin is inserted. 11 ('anvenience for Lengthening Stitch—un lop, behind the arm. 12 Swing Preaser Foot—allowing work to he easily removed. 13 Extra Size ami Hoorn under Arm—permitting goods to pass through easily. 1 I Extra Kooui under Presser Foot and Necdlo—admitting very thick cloth. 15 Needle Can he easily Set. 10 C.\N NOT BE PUT OCT OF 'TIME'—has no Caros or Gear Wheels. 17 Easily oilrd without removing Machine—only seven oiling places. IN Easily Cleaned —so few piece*, and those nil large, cleaning not often required I'.i Cylilideriral hardened Bast Steel Shuttle, very durable. 20 Cannot Oil the Thread, because the ahuttie entirely uncloses the bobbin. 21 Can not soon wear out—ha* little friction. 22 Can not miss atitche* - peculiar motion of needle bar and shuttle. 21 Not liable to break Needle*. 21 .Snuttle cannot get out of order—has no screws or pieces soldered to it. 25 Does not change length ol stitch when in use, as many others do. 2d Cannot change Tension. 27 Bos no Tension on )> .bhin, therefore stitch alike at all times. 28 Mas straight needle —-Bows very heavy goods with ease. 2‘J Htnrting Wheel on Top, avoiding trouble of reaching underneath. •TO Can bo taken apart ami pul toig.-iher in ten minutes, ready for u*e. ■t I Automatic take-up, making perfect stitch with uneven thread, in thin or thick work. •2 Easily threaded, and alike nl all time*, without regard to size of thread. Does not break ihrcnd*. a* many do. ! i Easy Minion —Short Crank—easy treadle—can he operated by an irvalid. 35 No shuttlocarrier slides to consume power, and require frequent oiling. Feed rod m him.-fled without idiUltle lev er, saving power, avoiding complicated m’ohtn'ry • '7 Easy method of raising or lowering the Feed. 38 Simple device for fastening, selling and rumoring ncudio. of BhutDe-carricr. •10 Feed ulways starts from needle, whether regulated for long • II Table that cannot warp or split 7 layers wood—grains run both tv a State Constitution w >f African tU the ininiis of the ftamorH.” The court | mill | I...1.1.. il,... ii... u. . ..r i.. i i .!. » “ Those who Purcha S 1 5 O O holds that the Statu of Indiana h j still ^h to mako writing Iu another »r to show how o our fiimnuitil iho safest . Rev. Win. A. Florence was granted n suiK'rammutcd relation, in view of foebhrhei.lth. Dr. E. W. Spool' will bo appointed to n chair iu tho Univm- nit)*—Rev. W. F. Cook to a chair iu Woolly an Female College, thoy hav ing boon chosen to fill these positions by Tnibti os of said Institutions. Tlio vote on Temporenco liulo was Ayes, 09, Nays, 08. In u(.tendance, I notice Rev. J. \Y. 1751) Hinton, South Georgia Conference, i *‘.J IRv. T. R 1‘terco of Dot,- Durrnt Without Cuwh. - The Km is for (Gjlonulo) Couf, ivn,v. ooiioNpomloi.t .3 tho Komlon SI,,,,. Mr. Htokumu ami.tl Mitslor uf tho J„,a Ar.n-o „„ full.,-™ to » mov artiolo Lotlgc of Ootul Tomplitiu lu the wtolil, I u j fu01 , in tll(1 r „ uo |, 0 it( ,,. , Uc ,lu '“ nt cuurlliuUh0 I- L.rioilv iilliulu to ll.o ,,!,«• hotter, — called Marg.inne M mrios. If we— A Nlsy Biuncu of Ekuoaiio.n.—Mr. i ^ l0 "otKI m general that is—rightly Oeo. W. IioounrO, Agent of tho Sing- 1 r ''" uui tllu 1 l ,1 ' 0,,,- ““ l,v *;•'<«•> l*»“ or Munuf.icturing Corapanj in Alluutn ..’Lpt'mT \,y thofinmcil „f Uv- has, by charadcristio pluck nud ouor-; giouo, nuthorified by tlio govornmont gy, succooded iu introducing the | ior army use, ami tax<-d at. ouo rate teaching of tho uso of tho Hingor Sow- i j^. 10 K°ftnine article— thu end of ing* Maohino ill the pnblio schools iu ! ‘‘ 1 ' )'* ut i» tud. I liis butter i . . i i , cowjkMMHl of cream winch never dwelt Atlanta, as an iudast u.d bruttch of ft, cow . As 1 iinderstaud it is neither education. This feature is a ucw one, lat\l nor oil, nor graaso of any sort, bat possess d of points of advantage, whether alimal, v.'gelablo, or min.'r.d. iu« rit nnd ii.llncucc. It’s just as noo- 1 * s ,U1U ^° (> ^ ‘tinugH in ii nitiuimti in our ,,radio,,1 ,g« for o,.r ll- ,'r.**** l-.v which , . , , , . . ° , gtcen grass ts transformed to milk.— daughters to know how lo mako g.tr- M Monries Meg- has pursued the montfl, as to read or write properly; 1 tank of simplification until he cm dis- in fret our only garentee of indepoud- with the oow’h unsoicutific pro- uuco to our children in thorough hon- o«*sos. Was it not Lml Drongham cst iudustry. Wo hope Boon to boo who looked forward to the time wln u it taught iu all tho Bcbools of Georgia, ohomist woul.l be our only butchers, Mr. Leonard has our approvul. Lot "hen, with the help of a few p.iwdurs, our ICHchcrs corrcspv'nd with him. 1 11 furnace, a spectoscrupo, an ek-meu- lt| tary education, one would turn a truss „„ „ , of hay iuto a bi t fst.-ak in tho back The Roh,.„„„„H t>f V\„.h,i, K (o„ uro lMulor , Tll „, u w , ml M M , ., r „. now nijjugoj in lho couiposiuon o i,»s,.a to huvo iloii.., or »„„u,tl,i:, K lit,, oougrcssioUid bpcooltos, in anticipation it* for butter,anil his brother’s savants tho demand that will billow the op’ j declare tin* result |" rbetion. cuitig of tho short session. Tho only !!? n i ,\ U /?,»" *** •'** ^ ,ul •'> :U ^d, “ . it i inploys I'M mull in sv.-ven inouiilao- now foature iu thw U’ado is tho turns- Tll0 uuta -to which that u«d quantity of denunciations of eor- utunu is not given by the inventor, tint rupli:n and dishonesty that must be K v thu oe/roi olUctals—issold at about put iu to make the goods go off at ! m ' f I 1 ” 00 1 . .. ... . iu which the cow payit-g figurttf. Its a siguificant pniufuTexertion. A philosophical tailor in Harrisburg advertises that when people the basis of color and vulviug quubtions of domehtic policy which arc within tho legislative dis cretion and control." that this seporati >t\ dous not contliet with thu Cinihtitution of the United St it. h, provisions having boon made for the education of the negroes of In dia in. Of course the radio: ! press of the country will raise a terrific howl over this decision. Already tho liuliaiuip oliH Journal denounces it as '• mou- ..... strolls.” And yot the Hu[U'euio Couit, hght. nnd can he soon distinctly It\v of Lidiaua has merely laid down the i 1 »w ,rt * l »adu from a powder, law and tho fact. Nothing can bo utid is thrown through a magnifying more curtain than that public «■ nti- ; b f J ,iaS » soinothing on tho magic-lantern moot iu the United States is ovorwhol* l ) ‘* u1, mingly hostile to tho soeial eomtuiug The Salt Like City Tribune siys : ling of tho negro and white, li is ‘ Whonovor a polygamous wife wants nut prejudice to insist that thu races to looato a homeatnul she e ills her- shall be kept H»j)arato and apart Irotu «olf a widow. ’ Uncle Sam has boon each other. U is merely sound policy, swindled out of thousands of acres of and if it is bo in Indiana, how much land in Utah by tl i; widow dodge, more must it ho in the South whore Wo have roque' d the register of the j " with sallow, irregular, and homely 1 faces,” aro clad in g irpients of Ins making they are looked upon with love at.d veneration, thoir e« unit nun cos being ngurdod as the index if pure nud compassionate sj it its." Experiments have recently been made at Liverpool with a new mast head light, intended for ocean steam* It throws a fine, brilliant white FURNITURE W AUK-ROOM nov 7—ly BARBER & WOOD Storo Houso and Lot, inoivn a* tho Ilff*« Drug Store. I. a tv f«ct front, running hack one lniu<lr«><l t’H, nn which i* a two *lory bargain jot offered. ALSO, A •tuck of Drugs an i Fixtures. Stock' I Fresh nml pure. K. Cr.EAVEKiVND, , Fashionable Tailor, Codnrtown, Ca. ' \ LL nrdiw* in my lino promptly filled, j 3 \ uml in a siylo iin< to ho cx.-clled l»y the heat. Kits guarnatiMui, and all work war ' ranted. Try ine and he eonvi «ocd. Kspe- j rial attention paid to renovating and re- | pairing; also cutting tor ladies to make up. land ollice to fut. tbiHo widows for pttblic.ilia Tribune.” Lho two races arc more nearly equal in numbers, and whore it is of far more importance that there ahall not b.i any soci.d intercourse between thorn. Indlitut jin* “truck tbo Hrat effoo- | ir "o(~l,o wii.l.'iugton'lRMmbiico " vo «S*iu»t wh-U ;» „««- ,.„„ t | v , ,|„„ kl „, t„„| b,T„V»» d civil rights, l'ubho eontmiont Miss Adt l.drl Nuilson told a tap. Mr. Strakosch foi * hundrod t beginning, to roalir.) that white man’s government. ” straw ’’ of whatSuuset Cox calls tho fuuat’cism cf the times. ored. "'I.v >« The very first principle iu wtiting for the press, is to pen SfintUhiug us - fill. An ambitious p.-rson cun g t Ins name qui ket iutv> print by lulling the workl how U» prepare a whitewash — th m by writing |HH'tiy. Yetasnstou- wbirirv ot everv liou.olio btormeri »« " m.'mau.v who ooulrl OU bib journey. * Ulinll . v M » ro»|woU,Ulo urUolo do»- An enterprising member uf tho next L-gUlature rode thirty-eight miles i: • uttior day, in u certain county, f ii tunate enougti to find rt-sjKvo cribing the digging or si tting of a The liulo city of Tocooa i* rapid!v B*li-|>"bt, will l,„^-l., mvny ul |K*tiv, jowitio. (July eighteen months ugo ui,3 imagine the,,, . Ires ports, born to it \v,ts nlumst a wildornesB, but norv ,t 31 Ill'll uust-oo, uml nil tlmt. If they Luo, ehurehee, hotels, li.ory >lublr-s r r U-. canuot c,mi, into pul,lie notice up Un- J im Herald sava • " Anil we Jo sin- steepest and must umdlmablo ladder, c ,Aly l,„p u that tbo (lay is not far iboy won't climb at all. And thus do iistowtwlmn Toccoa will be noted for many ambitious people stay on tbo her institutions of learning nnd tbo ground, wheu Iboy m.gbt, if tbry pis, a uf ber people." *“>«■ < ' 1,mk ovoiywlioio will suatnin brr, I.i ranso lil0 | mm | lv j dollars ir nigbt, ,ml- tlm qml, I,,m of lugrophokM whieh bus j„ , w borovor bo dim*. Sim also said I ourso.l tins rumitry too long is d,s„i - ahu Wila stllllvill . the char,rotors of pouring, and ovon in Masaaabuaolta, Cleopatra ami Lady lUnclmlli, having already spent six years on tho latter. Tho daughter of a l’ro tost ant gon- Tho culormi piviplo of Wdmingttui, tleiuau reaiihng on Ikmcviu street ltoj- N. C., recently udviptod tlio following L»u, took a ticket for the drawing of a resolutions : ’ $701) grand piano, at a fair, for the Whereas, it has been ascertained benefit of Ht. Joseph’s Catholic church, beyond doubt that grots frauds an 1 Her ticket drew tho piaur, and the thefts have been perpetrated upon voting lady who took the t ek *t mero- the National Frceduian'a Bank, to the ly In Help the affair along has ilona- dt'tiimont of tho lute liberated frood- ted her prize to bo disposed of again men ; therefore, for the benefit of thu obuivh ju-»L U»$olved, That it is t 1 o so ise ot named, this meeting that the general trustees According to a Pittsburg liewspn- of tho Nuti anal Freed anvil's Bank ! per, the grey squinvls iu the All, have proved reerount to the trust re- heny Valley are engaged in a guueral potted in them by the United States migration.’ They diuw their looruits Congress and tho colortsl people of from all piunts, ami may be boon the notion. swimming tho live*’ in large ntimlers, Resolved, That by their unfriendly, and pursuing an eastern coarse. Old inhuman treatment to ms in dispod- farmers say that such a inigrntiuu has mg us ol oar hard-uarued savings not taken place since IS 10, and rt- they have reduced us us a peoph* t i a gard it us tlio forerunner of an ex* greater ilogr. datioii and want than treemly severe winter, wo will bo able to iwMver f»\mi in tho , , . u .,vt Ipuvtnix Aii el ctro-m.igiietic copy tug ma- Plain as tliaii!' „-»„la«o„g era. tbev ^m>;'ms l„;. ,, dsvi md bv ll.Xr, ol do not begin to mote out jnsti.v to , .™ ns " 1,ls 1 l '- v u ' lc S M Pb the rapublu.au leaders wbo brartlosslv “«* tlui '. 1 '■ " 1, ! lout tllL ‘ »>‘'“taeco conspired t , steal tho oar.,iuR» of "f «■> ('lmrator, wntmg, iH.rtra.ts, plaoa those wbo can neither road nor write !'“' “»«»• An.improsa.ou of tbo ob- Stock uml aro eniistuiitly rtvoiving, DRY GOODS, ALL KINDS OF NOTIONS, 1 loot s. Shoos, Wool vN Km- 1 la; - Sugat, Coffee, Syrup, Meal, FLOUR, ami 13 A. OOTNT. Which we will soil a* cheap as any otto iu town for the CASH. (’all met examine cfore purchasing. June *jJ » GREAT OISliOVERY! ' Thompson's Liniment. Dissolution .Notice. fPIIK Firm of F* athor*it»ti .X 1’hiMip* l \vt«* tli*M.,lvf I ti».» l*i «>f Fehriiary, for all oth r puretl*i'* except to wimt up the business of Iho old cunoeru. Tlt .t-e wbo owe us must pay up right now, or we w ill be compelled ' tlia.se who cnti neittnr romt nor write : J 1 , * The depths uf villiam and mourn,css l-H to bo copnd ,s taken w.th |»rep«r- ,vm sounded iu this wholesale rah- on « sort cf stiver pspm wb.cb is then rolled on a revolving cyleudor, nud the message, whether m writing jr iu the form of a drawing, is ut once It would seetu that tho Talbottou forwarded to iti destination, a porfe.-t merchants are uot much pressed with f«e simile of tho writing or drawing business as they have become horse bioug prodneed at the other end of the jockeys. Ho says the Savannah News "ire relief to those who suffer with the uumer- ous pnins uml aches common (o the human race. Do you want something thnl will For Toothache, Cuts, Bruises, THOMPSON’S LINIMENT, ami you need fear no harm. This Medi cine is put up right here in v.u.r i. i isi,ln- Dr It. K. THOMI’SUN. Vjar m- giih.^r, have tried it, and it has never failed to do what it promises. Every family should keep it on hand, ami then by save many a dollar. Often a long nml expensive trip for a physician might be dispensed with, simply by applying Thompson’s Liniment: then keep it en hand—it will cm*! von but little. No physician can pr tc: b-o sttccc.-s- fully without a good Liniment—they kuow its importance—then keep it on hand. You can apply it yourself and save money. ‘.'alien DU. K. K. TMOMI'StlN, over Dr. lleose's Drug Store, get a bottle, aud never be without it. It will do what it says, nnd you'll never regret buying it. Oct 24 For «ale In Rockmart bv E K M -•■ G, W, FEATHERSTOH Continues to deal in DRY GOODS, Boots and Shoos, Hardware, Hats, Groceries Ac., See., See., at the old stand, where h« will sell as Low as the lowest, for Cnsh ox* llartcr. He *1*0 buys and sells Cotton. Oct 24 AY. M. PHILLIPS, Oppo.il. old .1.0,1, , Where he will be glad lo see hia old friend* and supply them with Gent*. He keeps a line of General Merchandise At Wholesale or Ret nil. Prices defy Com- petition. The Allen House, Codartown, Coorgia. CMaIU.ES II. HARMS, Pbci-rietoh. 42 Drop leaf that nearly doubles .iizes of table, made *ntne a* table - Id C.,.tr that cannot warp, crack nor shrink hecante grain* run both ways. It Sewing Drawer that nintioi drop or break down, as others arc apt to do. I.*. Castors for easily moving the Machine about the room. Id Gatherer that makes any fullness even between two other piaote. 47 Embroider that uses Chenille or Coarse Silk, Ac - , making ami sewing on at once. I- Working parts thoroughly hardctu: I. Id Peculiar combination of Needle, Shuttle and Take tip motion. 50 Parts inter liangablo. If any part breaks, a unr piece is easily substituted. KT- xrilitNCKn Operators best appreciate the above advantage*. “ I if ” Sowing Nljuthino CompanA’', Broadway, Corner 14th Stroot Union Square, Now York. "Domestiu” Hewing Machim; CompaiiY, No. 4, DoCivos Opora Houso, Mariottn Stroot, Atlanta, Ca. For Sale* iu < edartow n by LUMPKIN Hcl'O.WELL. WINTERS & NELSON, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PIANOS, ORGANS —AND— MI SICAL MERCII A XDISK, Small Instruments, String ami Sheet Malta, Guitar*. Agents for the Celebrated Peters, Webb & Co., and Hardman Pianos. AM) THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND CO'S CABINET ORGANS. under the name cf The Allen Mouse, proposes to entertain his guests iu a plain count ay-like way, without any attempt at style or fashion. For this he ask* such compensation as any reasonable person will cheerfully give, ami no one complain at. County Custcu $1 per day; ;-inglc meols; fO cents; Board ami Lodging, per month, $20; Board tit. 1 Lodging, per week, 87 00. Lights and fuel extra. Board without lodg ing, per tmnth, $1'«; per week, $5 00. Single meals 50 cents. Oct. 6, 1874. C AEOKGIA, POLK COUNTY;—C. T. T Parker has applied for exemption of personalty and setting apart aud valua tion of Homestead, and I will pass upon the same at ll o'clock a. m. on the 10th day c.f December, 1874 at my office, this the : l*t dar of October, 1874. JOEI. BREWER, Ord v These we claim are the VERY BEST, and |f.ir Testim > tial*, (j italog i m an I sps:ia Terms apply to M inters rVolnon, 7J I I Market street, CHATTANOOO-A., TElSTlSr. Old instruments taken in exchange for new one*. Special prices to Cash Customer* ^Pt 5. T HE SIN G E R. “The uutnber sold is the true criterian of merit.’’ SEWING MACHINE SALKS OF 1873 The total of Sewing Machine kales of 1873. made up from the sworn returns of Sew- ing .Machine patents, show our sales amounted to 232,444 IlVLj^OIKIIsriES Being a large increase over the previous year. In 1872 wo sold 45,000 more Ma chines than any other Company, whereas, in 1873, the salsa were 113,254 Machines in Excess of our Highess Competitors “ Ui of the pri “ cl - Our Sales have Largely Increased!! It will hardly be denied, rhertfurf, ib.t the Sopcrioriiy of lho Sieger ilchiuM is fallr lyd.iDODslr.ied—at.lloTenu lh.liheirpopul.my lo rhe Household is un l i.ssiioo.bl. Terms Easy. Payments Light. Call on or address Xliss "\ irginia Lumpkin, Local Agent, Cedartown, Ga. or THE SIXGEH MAX l" FACT CHIN G COMPAXY, Cor. Broad nud Alabama Sts., Atlanta, Ga.