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Register. JS —; • —j ( Coxnu, Gi., t)jo. 2lr 1. H 75. 1 * At pieetipg ol t|\e stockholders of tkf Rockdale Register Publishing Company, •Ml thin il.y, the following officer* were elec. V*|fo* thh emitting year! , < IS flo. H(. Glkaton, President. i ? A ,H. Vice-President. *.** T j, Trbadwmx, Treusnrer. Hjr.W. P..Rkkil, Secretary. mm A. C. MoCalla, Ed. and Bur. Man. jMjiadvertisements must hereafter IjSaid for in advance. iNoJ and iviatiou from K rule will be made at spy time, or und S3 Circumstances. All advertisements mu it HuUMdM 12 o'clock, m., on Wel ttßflay, the day before publication. Rkuistib Cos. I jpNTERS GA., THURSDAY, MAR. 16,187 C. iJmSa _ahid_ol)ii) air VwThe tornado sens oh has opei e and. fallow is the '‘Bank” progressing T fnHftghty odd scholars at tho High 'gAool. Kjupiter Pluviua tried his sprinkler ijpterdny. - Chickens are 1 1 groat demand and are Jptoget. ■Mr. D. S. Butler has some capital ci *ftr'it h’ia itore. ■Tift little tad-poles are beginning too twggie their tails. I-- 9a number of our citixena think of via iWng the Texas Fair. HBcv. W. ,P. Harrison preached in %st Sunday. | Bouliam, the Reader, will be in Geor- in April or May. I On the first Saturday in April look out -jkr the biggest kind of a sensation. 9 We miss the tootle-ootle-too of the ■ and. Have they had a blow-up ? ;m Col. E. F. Edwards, of Covington, ]*as in town yesterday, on legal business. | The Atlanta Constitution of ytster sy had a fine cat of the new Custom House. I The Bee Hive man sold rights to the atfit' S of Georgia and Arkansas to a couple of I The Constitution gives the Relay and its Business Manager, Mr. M. W. Iklmand, a rplendid puff. I Rev. David Cook, ot Newton county, & suffering from a cancer on the 'lower lip, and Ha in very had health. ♦ ♦ ♦ ■" I During the past two months the cir culation of the Kkoimtbb has increased t" a ■■ratifying extent. ’’l Four equity and nine common law liases have been returned to the Spring Term of the Superior Court. I The County Court was in session yes jjfcrday, Hon. G. TV. Gleaton presiding. A num 'Jier of cases were disposed of. I A number of parties have been .rrrest and recently for violating the Town Ordinance getting on anti off the tiains while iu mo tion. 1 A petition is going the rounds recom mending J A McCord jr., for the Postmasterhip c# this place. Mr.*A. C. Taylor is circulating 4 counter-petition. I We saw a newly married couple look ing at some dolls in a store, the other day. Vhey seemed to be having a good deal of fun over something or oth&E The Atlanta Constitution puts the muber of white school children in this coun ty at only 199. This is a mistake. We stated ■st week that the number was 1,991. I lion. A. L. Davidson returned from his Tlorida trip last Monday. He enjoyed Jnmself tolerably well, but says he saw no place that looked so natural as Conyers. $ Col. Jim W. Anderson howls for ** more light.” \se object to a man nomina ting himself to office in this way. Of course, if the people of Covington want anything “ light” pay will go for Col. Jim. * Our senior editor was suddenly called ■way, yesterday, to attend the s’ck-bed of hie 'Wother-in-law, Col. Price. This will account *br what Avery would call the “ seldonmess” flf our local column this week. The spring style for gentlemen's pants W decidedly on the inflation orler. Judging '‘■pm some of the fashion plates, we should say „tnnt a man with a p’elr of these pants on had better be careful how he goes up stairs. Ir. Washington Adair, near Snap Shoals, was seriously injured on Monday by beiug entangled in the plow gear of a , and dragging irf that condition a mile tgh the woods. It is thought that his ds are fatal. ie Atlanta Courier heads its items this place "Conyers Condensed.” We tto this alliterative nonsense. Ours is ourisliing a city to be condensed at all. re expanding, inflating, developing, in ing all the tiirie. •of. McClelland returned, yesterday, a visit to Mr. Washington Adair, whosi tunate accident is elsewhere described. Professor says that Mr. Adair's injuries umerous and severe, hut thinks he may er - We sincerely hope so. * m T ■povcra) oi our Conyers boys went ga Covington, last Monday, but they f see Si Hawkins anywhere, ft is rumor- Si is engaged upon an elaborate article j*ch will prove conclusively that he never re ®ed a cent for advocating the Sfottf Rbad A orowd of Northwestern excursion tatswm probably pass down the Georgia R. R., to-morrow. It is rumored that Arch Stewart will capture the entire body, give them a free lunch at the Whitehead House, and then take them over to the Paper Mill. Kennedy’s Fac tory, the Reoistks Office, and other points of interest. The “ Kennesaw Itou'e Gazette” for March, is, as usual, a bright, lively, handsome sheet, full of interestin'; reading matter. This unique journal coits only 23 cents a year, Vd each subscriber receives a,certificate entitling him to a chance in a drawing to bo held Juno Ist, for a Round Trip Ticket from Atlanta to the Philadelphia Centennial. Address B. W WRKNN, Atlanta. " ——■■■■ • --r Our Supplement. With this week 8 issue we send out a Supplement containing a full import of the testimony in reference to thi State Road heiwe. Some portions of the evidence are rare and racy, and os the matter is still attracting considerable attention alt over the State, wo doubt not that our subscribers will enjoy tho perusal of so important a document. As the business men of Atlanta seem to prefer living in the fldjocent towns, we would suggest to them that Conyers would suit them exactly. They can and oomfortablly here, have their children educated at good schools, and get to Atlanta as early in the morning as they choose. Let a few hun dred of them come down hero and they will be well-pleased. A writer in the Rockdamc ReoWer suggests a rather novel plat for instituting a Bank in that city. We expo ct the plan is n very good one, but it forcibly reminds us of the two little boys that locked themselves up in a room and commence 1 swapping jackets one giving the other 25 cents “boot,” and vice versa, every time they swapped, until both of them had made five dollars whsn they left the room, each ono wearing his original jacket. Covington Star. v .. vr.ww Married* .At the residence of the bride’s father, in "Conyers, on the 15th hist., by Rev. J. 1,. Stewart, Mr. S. F. Smith, to Miss M. J. Stewart. The happy pair departed on the 2:30 up-pas senger train, directly aft >r the ceremony, ac companied the congratulations and best wishes of thoir friends. May they have a rosy future! “A fish dietis agood brain stimulant.” When the editor of the . Corinjton. Star read this paragraph, he immediately S6nt for half a-dozen good-sized whales, and went to work in earnest. We learn that the Colonel’s whales are now stored away in a guano ware house, and he takes one on tqast every morn ing. If the experiment proves beneficial, we are in favor of sending onr friend off on a 5 years’ whaling voyage. A Good Hit. A “devil” got off a good tiling, the other day, He was setting up an article about Henry Ward Beecher, bnt when he came to the name of the Reverend grntlenian ho paused a momc nt a’ud scratched his head, os if troubled by some painful doubt. Turning to the fore man, he inquired: “What’s the meaning of Henry Ward Beech er?” , . uJ “Tho meaning!” responded the foreman, "Why that's the name of a man.” “Whew !’’ exclaimed the devil, "I know better, “Well, what is it, then P” asked the fore man. "I—l don’t exactly know,” said the devil, “but from what I have seen of it in the papers, I should say it was a slang word of some sort, and means something bad /” Spring! The noise Of boys, Tho herds Of birds, The wheeze Of bees. New hats. New brats, A nd other ~ Strange bother Show—by jing ! That this is Spring. The Cemetery. Wc paid a visit to the Cemetery, yes terday morning, in company with a friend, and found the grounds in first class order. The walks and graves have all been carefully weed ed and swept, and the entire enclosure is now as neat and clean as a lady’s parlor. We learn that the credit for these improvements is due to Mr. Jack Wood, and our citizens certainly owe him a vote of thanks for the pains-taking way in which he has performed his work. With very little trouble the owners of the lots will now be able to keep the Cemetery in fine condition. [COMMUNICATED.] EniTons Reoistkr :— At the last meet ing of the Honey Creek Agricultural Society, of Rockdale county, there was but little buai n ess of importance tranSacted, more than the completion of a Premium List for the year 1876, and the adoption of some resolutions of fered by W. W. Walcott, which were of no minor importance, if strictly adhered to. W. W. Walcott also read an essay, showing the re sults that wcaild naturally follow if wo were to act in compliance with the resolutions. He encouraged Southern industry, an l Southern Manufactory—to raise our supplies, live eco nomically, in order that we may dispell the clouds of darkness that now overshadow a land once prosperous and happy, but at the present presets rather a gloomy aspect. W. L. Peek gave a short but very interest ing speech; father on the "jocose” order. Mr. Peek is just the man to get up something lively; but at the same time, his remarks are none the less important. Prof. McClelland from the Conyers Maleand Female High School honored us with his pres ence, and in a very fluent and eloqn? z: style drew a picture of the crisis that is now upon us. He gave the causes, and showed the ef fects ; and gave the Remedy necessary to be implied, in order for the healing of the nation. Dr. J. A. Stewart, one of our Professional members, in his usual easy manner, gave his views as tc the state of things as they now ex ist, and his opinioi' as to the ftitnre, which he thinki will be brighter than is predicte I by some. Tfi'e evening was one of 3sonse interest; one of gayety and mirth j interwoven with sound sentiment and valuable information. " e trust we are making at least some pro gress in the Honey Creek Agricultural Club. H. f. MoNaie, Seo'. Debtors. All persons indebted to the Rkoisteii for last year, for subscriptions, advertisements or in any other way, must come forward and settle, as we are noeding the money. The Company have ordered me to bring suit on all claims that are not settled. If you .lon't want to be sued come and pay up. n A. C. McCall*. Ed tor and Business Manager. March 7th, 1876—n0-32.tf. MUSIC CLASS. ■G . B. T. LOWE would respectfully give notice to tho people of Conyers, that si e will open a class in Instrumental Music on the Pi ano, on the 21st inst., nt her residence near the Methodist Church. Will promise to give en tire satisfaction, Charges moderate. Anyone having a good Piano for rent will pleas* leave their name at this Office. BKKEKXNCKg : A. C. Pkrbt, Attornoy at Law. Capt, f\ J. Wkitkhkad. Joseph A. Stewart, Esq. n ryp\r We are giving $65 Sewing Ma- UTL I -Lilli chinos. Hunting oase Watches, Velvet Vests, and Black Silk T? TANARUS) 1? Tjl Dresses, free with our Greenback EJtlliXi. Packages. Send to Inventors 4w Union 173 Greenwick st. N. Y. Agents Wanted ! literals and Diplomas Awarded for Holman's New PICTORIAL BI BLES 1800 Illustrations. Address for new cir culars, A. J. Hollman A Cos., 930 Arch st. Phil. 1 1 > * ,000 Agents, teachers, students, and men wanted to sell Centennial Gazzettecr of the U. S, shows grand results of 100 Years Progress. A whole Library. Bos ton Olobe. —Not a Luxury but a Necessity. Jnicr-ocean—Best selling Book Pub. Good Pay. Want Gen. Agt. in qvery city of 10,000. Ad dress, J. C. McCURDY & CO., Phila. Pa. 4w DSYCHOMANCY, or Soul CHARMING. L How either sex may fascinate and gain the love and affections of any person they ichoose instantly. This simple, mental acquirement all can possess, free, by mail, for 250, together with a marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies, Wedding-Night Shirt Ac. A queer book. Addrees, T WILLIAM A CO., Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa. 4w CONYERS PRICES CURRENT. CORRECTED WEEKLY BY STEWART A MCCALLA. Conyers, Ga., March 8,1876. 'cotton We think reached the lowest price for tho sea son, daring the last days of February. Since the fust of the month there bw>been a slight improvement in all grads af cotton. Wo think parties holding cotton will do well to sell du ring the present month. sold l>efore tho Ides of March, and it is not likely they will have cause to regret it. When the acres to be planted becomes known, and it is our opinion that it be greater than last year, cotton will weaken and go lower in price. We quote— Cotton —Good midlings. 10 J (all Midling* .. 11 i( 11 a Low midlings, 95(510 Tinged, 9 @ 9J Stains, i 7 (a> 71 Rid stains, 7 (a) 7$ Blue u 5 6 Dirty Blues and Red 4 (5) 6 PKOVISION MAItKhT. Meat—C R Bulk 125(®13 L C “ Bulk Shoulder 91(5? 10 Bulk Ilaius, 14 fa’ls Smoked Pig Ham5.......,„...17 (a? 18 Canvassed “ ?21 (517 Corn, —Sacked £2 (555 Flour— Extra Family, per barrel...sß (aBJ Family, per barrel 6J(5 7 Groceries — 25 (5 275 S igar, Standard A 12 (512 J “ N. 0., Fancy 115(5 12 “ 44 Raw 10 (all 44 Yellow C’s, 10 (5 11 Syrup, N 0 ..70 (5 75 “ “ Prime 65 (570 Molasses, Sugar House, .40 (’ 15 “ Cuba & Mußcovadoss (500 Oil, Keros© ue ?5 (®3O Small Groceries unchanged. I>pV GOODS Never so cheap for Cash. MONKTOKY. NeAer so scarco since the fal* of tho Confeder acy. pROPOSALS FOR A NEW BUIDGE. There will be let out to the lowest bidder tho building of a Bridge across Honey Creek, at the crossing, on the South River road, between Henry Maddox and T D Swann, on Tuesday, the Fourth day of April, next. No bid will be received only private, end sealed up, and must be deposited at the Ordinary’s office, at or be fore 12 o’clock that day. After that time they will be opened and the best interest of the county considered, and contract closed. The Bridge will not be receiyed unless it is put np fully according to the plan and specification; which can be seen at any time! iri the Ordifia ry’s office. March the Ist, 1876! O. SEAMANS, i Ordinary. SPE C I F.I CAT I d N. Five tiers of sleepers four twenty,-five fget long, arid one tier forty,two feet Jong ; four bents or posts ;,, the two that stands on each bank to be 9 feet between joists ; the mud sills of these two bents to be 28 feet long, sunk 3 feet in the ground ; the other two bents to be of sufficient height to carry the Bridge to the hill or butment level;. the sleepers at each end of the Bridge to rest o i timbers notched to gether, good and substantially, of sufficient height to keep the Bridge level. The post all 12 inches square ; the cap sills 12x14 ; 14 feet long, 5 sleepers on each tier. The two outside sieepere 12x12 inches; the inside sleepersßxl2 inches. A king post over the middle tier 10 feet high, timber Bxlo, and braces 25 feet long, timber Bxß. One inch iron rod on each side of, and 2 feet from the king post, through the brace and side .sleeper, and. a bolster, or, piece of timber across under the Bridge 8x10;, ,24 feet long; 8 inch thread, and A tap.on each end of the rod, the bolster to extend six feet ottt on each side of the Bridge ; a brace tenanted in that pud belted tq the plain brace ; an inch iron rod through the main brace .and sleeper near t}je foot of tfia brace, with, 6, inch thread and tap. 1 Jx6, l£ fg@t long; 2 strings of hewed.timber 12x12,’one, on the oth er, ail, the way across the Bridge; qn each side bolted down with a } inch iron bolt to go through the stringers and sleeper below, and fasten down with key or tap, 2to each piece. A fuller specification of thV timbers may be seen at the Ordinary’s offijm at any time. n0.,2-4t Is YOUR LtFE WORTBt TEN CENTS ? Sickness prevails everywhere, apd every body complains of same, disease during their life. When sick, the object is to get well ; now we say plainly that no person in this world that is suffering with Dyspepsia. Lives Complaint and its effects, such as (ridigestion Costivenes3, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach Heart burn. Palpitation of the Heart, Depress ed Spirits, BLUiousnes, &<J., can tike Green's August Flower without getting relief and care If yon doubt this, go to your Druggist W H Lee A Son, and get a Sample Bottle for 10 donts and try it. Regular size 75cents. Two coses will relieve you. Highest Standard FERTILIZERS. John C. Rag’s dale, Swift’s Compound, A TON. IricUvVs Freight. 433 lbs of Middling Cotton on or beforo the Ist of Next November, Will Pay for a Ton of Either of the Above First Class Fertilizers. If You Buy a STRAIGHT Gimno, let one or the other of Those. BE IT! Stewart & McCam.a, Agts., 28—3-nios. Conyers, Go. Jno. N. Swift, Geu'l Agt. A FARM OF YOLK OWN —IS— THE BEST REMEDY FOR HARD TIMES ! FREE HOMESTEADS ANI) TIIE BEST AND CHEAPEST RAILROAD LAND Are on the Line of the UNION -PACIFIC RAILROAD. nt NEBRASKA. SECURE A HOME NOW. Full lnfo-ruation sent free to wll parts of tho world. Address, O. F. DAVIS, Land Com’r U. P. I!. R-, Omaha, Nebraska. CONYERS Male and Female High School. 1876. THE exorcises of tye above institution will be resumed on thi 10th dayof 'JANUARY. 1876. Tuitiontdue at the end of each quarter. RATES OF TUITION: Primary Department, per quarter $4 00 Intermediate “ “ “ 5 r>o Academical “ " “ 7 50 High, r “ " •• 10 00 —io— expense! , twenty-five cents per quarter. board cum r. Students prepared for any class in College, or fit the several business avo cations of life. or further particulars address either one of the Undersigned. j. f. McClelland, a. m. Rev. J. M. BRITTAIN, A. M., u2l-6n Principal M. il U G H K V , DEALER in general merchandise, s now receiving his stock, and will soon have a \ " GENERA L VARIETY' BTORe! ” * in tho Captain Summers’ Building, opposite the Whitehead House, where he Will be pleased to see his frieuds and numerous former cus tomers, in order that he may prove his grati tude for past patronage by offering the Best Goods at , GREATLY REDUCED Pii ICES ! ct7-noll-3m NOTICE. WHEREAS, John, Key nnd others having made application in proper form to this Court for the opening of a public road com mencing at the Cross roads near W. H. Mc- Datiiel’s residence and running nearly a direct line to neat ,the residence of . Jffjrfc. Eliziteth Gregory! then along the old. road to the county line, crossing Honey Creek, near the Hamilton Shoals. Tills is, to notify all pqfsons concerned, that, if oo good and valid objections is made on or before the 25th day of March nejt, to the oponing of said road on that day an order will puss establishing said road as applied for. 0. SEAMANS, t-mar-35 Ordinary. SHERIFF'S S VLE FOR APRIL. WILL be sold before the Court House door, in the town of Conyere, within the legal hours of side, on the First Tuesday in April, 1876, the following property, to-wit: One hundred and eighty-five acres of land,j more or less ; part of lots nil tuber 276,and 277, in the six teenth district of originally tfpnvy, now Rock dul,o County ; bounded south by Dr A C W Travis ; on the east by W A Kennedy, Trustee ; on the west Joel H Gay a,ud T F Sigipan; <jn tho north by. Yellow riv er. Levied oil as (He proper ly of W J Mitchell, to satisfy a.fi fa for state and county tax for 1876. , I.avy ipade by S B Hartsffeld, L C, and returned to me. . i\ J, WHITEHEAD, March (st. 1876—4 t Shkkjkk. 8 A LI? i By virtue of an order fr. >m the court of Or dinary of Rockdale county, will be sold on the First Tuesday in April next, before the Courthouse door, in the town of Conyers, in said county, within the legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: One house and lot in the town of Conyers, containing two acres of land, more or less, lying iinmedia ely on the liqe of the, Georgia Railroad ; bound by land belonging to J Downs on the south east , Oii ttie south west by Treadwell; on“the north west by a street, and north eaatly by Kuilroad. Sold as the property of C Yf Fox, late of said county, deceased. Terms of salo made known on day of sale, This Ist day of ijiarch, 1876.,, , P. F. Christian, Administrator. ASSIGNEE’S NOTICE. ■i ; . In the District Court of the United States for the Norte rn District of Georgia—ln the matter of J- M. Summers, Bankrupt. This is to give notice, onoe a week, for three weeks, that we have been appointed Assignees, of the estate of the aj,ove natne T _ Bankrupt,, who resides in Rock lale County In srfid Dis trict. ; q K tf. ROSSER, J. C. B^R^ON, no-30-3t, A r bio situs. NOTICE TO DEBTORS & CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given to all persons having demands against, .the estate of Mrs. Allie Rhodes, late of Rockdale County, deceased, to. present th en to me properly made o-it with in the time prescribed by law. And all per sons indebted to said estate, are hereby requir ed to maks immediate p lyment. N. HUDSON., 80. 30— fiij Amiis-IF TRATOB. jhe Gied.est xuu.ca. OF THE XlXth CENTURY. i- t'b 'O-r- -•* llKAl.r.;, IJ.<AI'TY, AND UAVIHNKSS RKOTORKDO MODKHN WOMANMOCO | n R . J . 11RADFI E L I) ‘ S Ve.M AUK REGULATOR, woman’s rest friend. Its operations are quiok and sure t and it never fails to cure. * —o— Thankful lor tho very flattering reception the Female Regulator has met with from all poa tions of the country, the Proprietor begs to announce that he has largely increased his manu facturing facilities, and hopes that before long lie will be able to plaes within tho reaeh at every suffering woman, this, tho greatest lioon of her sex. PRICE 1 50 nor Bottle. Sold; by nil Dtuggists in the United State*. L, 11. lIiiADFIKLD , Atlanta, Qtoryia, Proprietor. HEAD I READ!! . ,v l- 'V .' mi-t= It is well kViovn to doctors and ladies that woman are subject to enormous diseases pee% liar,to their sex,—Mupb as suppression of the menses, whites, painful monthly periodicals, rheumatism of„th* bm'V&tyl womb, irregular menstruntiun, hemorrhage or excessive “flow* prolapsus, utcVl, or falling of tho wromb. '. . | Bloom,'a, in all hor Pristine Beauty, '.sa'lth, strength and elasticity. T "i'ii < ortor after doctor ~ ,e RnTi.F.noK,Ga., Februnry 18. 1874. This is Io certify ttyat ,my wife wits ffn'mtAUd for six years Had disease of th womb and headache, weight in lower part of the back; suffered from languor, exhaustion AUd nervous ness, loss of Appetite nh'il flesh. Khe hnd become so exhausted and woak, her friends wars apprehensive she Would iiever got well., .Tried doctor after doctor, and patent mediciness — lad despaired of her improvement, when fortunately she commenced on I'Jr. Bradfleld's Fe male Regulator. She is now wMI; thtSp'or fouf'lWtitle* cured her. Improved in health, ap petite and flesh ; •* she Is blooming'iu all het pristine betutv. strength, and elasticity.” I re gard yon As her savior from the dark portalk of death,- -and my benefactor. May your shad ow never grow less, and you never become weary in well-doing. JOHN SHARP. ••“For Silo by W. 11. LEE and JONES ft CARSWELL CotlyerH, Gn. o 000000 00000 > o 000 0000000000000000 000 o 000000 00000 ~ r, r r O, ~,, oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooqqckwoooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooi'ooooooooooooooooooooooorioo 000000 000000 00000000 PACIFIC GUANO COM PAN V. oooocooo 000000 000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000 tfOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ O 000000 00000 o ooa 0000000000000000 oo o 000000 00000 o Capital *1,000,000 ! SOLUBLE PACIFIC GtjANO AND . COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE, COMPOUND ACID PIIOSPHATKi FOII COMPOSTING WITH COTTON SEED. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FERTILIZERS IN USE. INtIOSIICID IN I8 60. Prices in. Augusta, Georgia. Soluble Pacific Guano Cush S4B 00 Soluble Pacifio Guano, Time, Cotton Option, lfio 50 00 Compound acid phosphate cash 36 00 Compound acid phosphate. Time, cotton option, 150. 42 00 Freight troin Augusta to Conyers $2.40 per Ton. DKLIYJEJJEP, AT ANY DEPOT IN THE CITY FREE OF CHARGE. Time !'lee payable Ist of NOVEMBER, 1876, without interest, with option of paying ir Middling cotton at 15c, dclivored at your railroad depot. J. O .MATTHEWSON ft CO. Gk.NF.KAI. AuK.NTS, AI'OUST4u IffcOUfSIA. STEtYAIIT A McCALLA, Agonte, Conyera, Ga. tno3s llaVe You A Dollar? FOR O*E DOLLAR WE WILL SEND, POSTAGE-PAID, pie lieelli IpccKl contains ALL THE NEWS of tjlepast seven :tay, collected by the Rte Mtdhis correspondents of the New York Daily Woiid, and in fulness, accuracy and enterpr a tbn respect is unequalled. "• 2. Its AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT eontains tliQ latest news of fa/rm experiment, at home and abroad, contributions by home and foreign writcis, full rejsirt* of the Farmers’ Club of tho American Institute, and quotations of valuahle and interesting articles appeamg in the agricultural weeklies and magazines. ~ .3. I(s GRANGE NfiWS, to which attention is specially called, is a feature which can i;o found in no other paper. All the resources at the command of a great metropolitan daily newspaper Are employed in its collection, and the result is a page oach week whore the njem brrs may find afcotnplote re ford of the work of, the order for the past seven days. In Edi tion to this weekly record, Thu Wjlrld glvps thp cream of all the local grange papers in .very .State. This department is and will continue lobe Under the chhrgo of on. of the Retire members of the orper. ” T ’i'• •. ' • t <- ‘ , t 4. IY)r the FIRESIDE DEPARTMENT, in addition, te iU otjicv attraufions, such as poetry, miscellany humorous extracts, Ao., during the coming year, there will be not loss than one bund red short teles by the best vriters of fiction in England nnd America. 5.,, The MARKET REPORTS, brought down to the hour of publication, are tho boat that can be made. Each market Is reported by one whose special knowledge, and training make Dim the best authority upon that subject in the United States. For accuracy and OOlD leten ho market reports of of The World are unrivalled. "The World if not only the best but tho cheapest newspaner ever offered the farmer/' SEMI-WEEKLY ("104 Nos.) $2 a year. DAILY (313 Nos.) UOper year. TS™"'” RU)> „ PAIIK ROW, nkw York. R*£l£ GREAT ESIAt ORGAN! , life f! Srfil irJHg* |tFlk' MOST EXTENSIVE OHGAn’ MAN UFACToWy i3ti/*WORdI 1000 ORGANS MADE EUEKY MONTH OF* THE MOST ELABORATE STY‘LE<* MPdOVED TONE AND SUPERIOR CONSTRUOTXONi • •j’lffi MOST PERFECT RKET) ORGAN EVER MADE. IHE FINEST MR CIIANICS and INVENTORS OF THE AGE EMPLOYED, c The only organ manufacturers who give written warrantees. Special discqimU to Churce# and Schools. Reliable Agents Wanted in Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Sodth Carolina and East Tennessee. and for Illustrated a'alojues to P.;,Gnlliord. Southern Agent 52 Wainuiu. .Stbxxi. , - . ATLANTA, GEORG /