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Rockdale Register.
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Jti/ the Register Publishing Company
A. V. McCAlili
Editor nml Buhlik'h*
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7, 00 Dollars per outturn, it ha* a
Urge and constantly increasing circula
n'on, and is one of the eery best adver
tisin'/ mediums Tn, the State.
TftK GEORGIA PHEW Aft^OIATToN.
/IJitrirfgtfM mtietinffol lito Georgia
JV JirOonTMilVtHi will 'be field in Snvan
nah on V\ edncuday, May lOtli, at 12‘
o'<4ock m. „
■ J. 11. Eatti.i., President.
11. Cahaniss, Rec. Sin'iy
itkfta oVer tin Central Railroad can
he l.a<l m application to the President
of the Association.
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fOt All WE HARMONIZE t
Our people nro very much intcreSleil
in the asked at the head ol this
irrfle'*, ihatnely : “Shall we Hmiftonit t T
It*6 an important (jtloltion. and it's rrrore
important that it be, afiswored light.
Il‘s mo r e important b.ill ’hat we shall
not answer tjie ipustion in the afliiniu
live, but that ate unite'Ourselves togeth
er lor our own *s WiM ns our country's
good. The hope Of the country is in
uNtDemocratic pintV. The hope ol the
party is in its being united
and working iu harmony. All personal
ambition and selfishness must he laid
aside ; must he buried forever, V?r At
least put out of sight till otir whole
country is put on a sure ab'\ firm ioutnla
lion, so far as political exoilerneill is
concerned. VVe'il have rlioro ot it tins
year than ever before—wc elect from
President down. The great, grand rtit.l
nil important question of "hutirtlil rights
and Constitutional liberty,” lit to bo set ■
tied at the pol’s, either by a fait express
ion of the ballot, which wheh Hghtly
used “executes the freeman's will-, or,
Hy fraud, bribery, violence and inlitnida..
tion, which has for years ruled out lib
ertii sand rights away from us.
Now, who so blind as not to see the
importance of, harmony T Who so igfio
rant as not to know that if the whole
body is to bo healthy, that every limb
and portion aud function of the body
must be in a healthy stale? If one organ !
is diseased it will affect the entire sys- j
U'iii. It’ wo would *ureeed we must
make a “long pull, a strong pull, and a
pull nll-together no side issues ; no
stopping ytt. Lay cliques, rings, law
yers, doctors, farmers, town and country,
and <jve*y oilier issue that divides us
aside. If you have ft pet scheme of yo"r
own Kero it to yourself till your country I
u* 11 Sihve an inordinate
tarsi' for ,office wait till your country 1
ml is for you ; then, it you are worthy
and wit qualified it will bring* you out. ,
We have country to save ; human
rights must be protected ; and eonstitu
tionaHiberty preserved. Now who is
so seltish and unpatriolio as not to join
in with all good ami true men “shaking
lftnids across the bloody chasms ol
llit disunited past,” and strike as one
man for life and liberty I
IVn morals ot Hockd ile county
Whether you be independents or strict
plirty men wo address Uivso words to
you : Will you lay aside everything oi
ii persoual, selfish or ambitious nature
and join true Democrats everywhere in
your.oonntty's deliverance. “Let by
gones be bysgones ;’ only let ns Unite
tmd save our country !
VETO MESSAGE.
f'd th> 'SunftU of the United States :
Washington, April l‘J.— Heiewith I
return Senate bill No. 172, entitled an
Atlt fixing the uiv Presiucnl of
the Lulled Biatcs, witho'itt my npproVal,
I am constrained to this course, lrom a
sense of duty to my successors in office,
to myself and to what is due to the dig
nity of the position ot Chief Magistrate
ot a nation of more than forty millions
of people. Whou the salary of the
T resident of tlm United States was fixed
by the Constitution at $‘25,003 pel- an -
jiunn we were a na'iou oi but three
millions of people, until' from A lohg an
exhaustive war, without bommeree or
manufactories, with but few wants, and
\hose cheaply supplied. The salary must
have been deemed small for the respon
mbilities and dignity oi the position-, but
justifiably so, from the Impoverished
oonduipn of the Treasury, and the sim
plicity it was desired to cultivate in the
republic. The salary of the Congress
men, under the constimtiop was fixed at
$0 per day, for the time actually in ses
sion, an average of about 120 days, to
each sessiou, or $720 per year, or less
titan one thirtieth of the salary of the
I’resident.
O,ingress have legislated upon their
own sa’-aVies bom time to lime since,
until finally it reached $'),000 per an
num or one..fifth ojt. that ot the Presi
'dent, before the salary of the latter was
increased. No one having a knowledge
ot the cost of living at the national Cap
ital, will contend that the present salary
'of Congressmen is too unless it is
tlie intention, to make the office one en*
tirely ot honor, when the salary should
be abolished, a proposition repugnant to
our Republican ideas and instructions.
I do not believe the ejtiv.ens of this Re
ptfdio desire their public seryauts to
serve them without a fair compensation
for their services. Twenty five thousand
dol ars does not del ray the expenses of j
the Executive lor one jear, or lias not in ;
my experience. It is now one-fifth in
vl ie t<> what it was when fixed by the
Cona.titnlioD, in supplying demands and
wa ts. Having no personal inle’est in
thlj matter, I have lelt ntysefr free to
ret tin this bill to the house in w\iich it
originated, with my objections, believing
tint in so'doing, I meet the wishes nud
H’ Igmcnt of 1 e great majority of lboo
f who indirectly pay all 'he salaries and
I other expenses of the Government.
[Signed] U. S. Giiant.
tot the North go on hugging the
bones ot AnderKonville to its bosom,
whilst its buzzards peck the remaining
life out of the half living South, and see
w hether it is not better to meet us as
we have for ten years entreated to be
met, upon tiie basis of anew agreement
honorable to both parties. We are back
in the Union to fetay ; but it is yet to be
defo/ffnined whether we shall be a bless
ing or u curse.—[Courier Journal.
WHAT CQVNTHY PAVERH HO.
An exchange combats witli considera
ble vigor the argument that the city
weeklies are cheaper ami better than the
country papers. bt asks, do they ever
give you any home news? Never. Do
they ever say anything in regard to your
own county‘l Nothing. Do they con
tain notices for your schools, churches,
meetings, ifnptovements and hundreds
of other local inatteis of Interest, which
yo'AV country papers publish without pay?
Not an item. Do they ever say a word
calculated to draw attention to your
county and its numerous thriving towns
and aid their progress and enterprise*
Not a word. And yet thou arc inen
who lake contracted views ot this mat
ter, that unless they are getting as many
square inches of reading matter in their
own papers as they do in a city papers,
they think they .are not yetiing the worth
of their money. It reminds us of the
person who took I lie largest pair of
boots in the box, because tin y cost the
h.ame as ft pftVr inticl. smaller that lit
liitti.
Avery melancholy affair occurred in
the early part ot last week near flic IJar
j tow iron furnace. Mr, llobt. Reed had,
j after cleaning ortt and loading his rifle,
, set it behind the door without saying
1 anything nbortt it tb arty member of his
! family A short time after, Mr. and
1 Mrs. ltebd set. ollt Afoot td visit a neigh
j Dor. They had gone but a short distance
when they heai'd a report ot a gnu.
' They hurried back to find their little boy
| some fen yenrf) bid weltering in blood,
huVitld lje'-ll PHot through tile head hy
art elller Mother, who efplrihed to his
I father tlitil Hot knoiVmg the gun was
loaded Undertook to show the his broth
er how father Hid when he fired i he glib,
and was horrified to find that he had
shot hiA little brritlier. The little fellow
lived about half an hour—[Planter's
AdvObate.
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' MOODY.
TIIB <iKKST ftBVl VAI.IST 1:1 AI (iTMTA.*
fFrom the Augdsht CHrnritclo find Sentinel,
Sunday; April 28. |
Sir. Moody, the great revivalist, Hr
lived in Augusta yesterday lilorning, and
stopped at the Planter's Hotel. His ar
rival was somewhat unexpected, it hav
ing been supposed that ho would reach
this city some time in May. Mrs. Moody,
who has been spending the winter i’>
Florida, met her husband hero. Mr.
Moody enrne to Augusta directly from
btw, York, vrirb tlie exception of a day
|in Philadelphia, and will, after remain
ing several days here, proceed direct to
his home in Chicago. The committee
who have been (linking praparaiions in
anticipation of Mr Moody s arrival, in
terviewed him yesterday for the purpose
of learning his plans. Ho was so fa
tigued, however, from his 'ong ride, that
lie postponed for the present arranging
any definite program me for his slay in
Augusta. It is not known how long he
will remain, but the ci mmitlee hope to
persuade him to stay at least ten days,
and preach once a day during that time,
if no more. As it was certain that no
church in the city would accommodate
the thousands who desire to hear Mr.
Moody, the committee some days since
secured the warehouse of Daniel & Row
land to be used us the place of meeting.
It was originally proposed to cover the
open space or court, with an awning, but
we understand that Mr. Moody objects
to this as the Voice cannot be heard with
any distinctiveness under ean.vas. The
warehouse Will be arranged so as to give
comfort tb all who A'tend. It w ill ao
commodate three or fultr thousand per
sons. It is thought that fully this num
ber witl attend the daily Services. The
houf at which these services will coin
thence has not yet been fixed upon-, but
it will probably be sometime during the
morning. There will he an Open ait
meeting at the L’ity Hall at half past live
o’clock this afternoon, at Which Mr.
Moody will preach-. It is also eon'etn
plnted to have a Choir of fully one hun
dred singers.
Mr. Moody is a min of fine physique
and pi orifices ti favorable impression at
first sight.
We nndetstalSd that ManrtgPhlehtft will
bo made with the railroads to bring pat
lies desiring *0 httefid the services, to
the city, at reduced rates,
The Augusta papers bring to its the
sad intelligence ot llio death ot Major
James G. Gregg, son of tho late Wil
liam Gregg, the founder of Granitevillo,
by the hand of an assassin. Major
Gregg was a good citizen, and in the
late War distinguished himself as a sol
dier in llutledge’s regiment of cavalry,
and bore the testimony of his service in
wounds in battle. His widow is the
eldest daughter of the late Governor
James 11. llammohd, of South Caroli
na.—[Atlanta Tidies.
The fare to the Uentennial from Au
gusta, round trip, will be S3B 00; from
Macon, s4l 00; Savannah, $52 50;
Atlanta, S4O 25 ; Columbus, sl7 75.
Thqse rates will have to be che ipciffid if
j the people of this section are to see the
show.
Jas. Wilkinson, of tlw firm of Bren, or A
Wilkinson, of New Orleans, was arrested in
Louisville on the 22d, inst., charged with |
frauds in Nashville, Cincinnati, New Orleans, I
to the amount of fifteen thousand dollars.
The Governor of MasSAchnsoets has ovftr
ruled the decision of subordinate militia offi
j cers and granted permission to the Boston
; Light Infantry to parade at Charleston, S. 0.
as an indication that she people of Massachu
! setts are responsive to every 1 >jal and patri
otic sentiment.
Chas. E. Strong has been elected assignee
by Ihuv'an. Shi viran J Co.’s creditoi-s.
THE LATEST NEWS.
‘lll. r—mt fiu.!iet crri.-l tb w.t.r. of the;
Flint no high that the Clerk of Baker ivipc
rior Court could sit in his office and catch Ush
through the window with a hook and line.
Abe Oates, colored, stabbed John Bailey,
another colored brother, so seriously the other
day that the talW died. The affray oecurred ;
In Meriwether county.
J. R. Brown, the well-known mind-reader, is
in Augusta.
Tlio State Sunday School Convention will
be held this yew at Decatfir beginning on
12th of May.
On the Bth instant, Mr. Thff-na* B. Bennett,
of Mitchell county, shipped fifty bales of cot
ton of last year's crop.
A Vewnan girl has ‘a hive of bees in her
parlor, and when her beau stay's longer than
agreeable, she slightly gives til*? hiv'd a tilt ahd
out come the bees and sting him. this in a
novel hut efficient p.an.
Columbus, Oa.. is new running 3.1,000 spin
dles and 1,000 looms, besides many iron and
industrial enterprises. The city was destroyed
in 180.*, and all these have been replaced since
with Southern money.
Two colored women beat another almost to
death in Decatur county, the other day. Jeal
ousy was the cause of the orinre.
A large number of Virginians from the
Shennando 'h Valley have purchased land in
Thomas county and Hull make it their future
home/
The monitor Dictator liastieon in I’ort Poy
ul Harbor one year.
"The farmers of Morgan county will use
about SOO,OOO worth of Commercial fertili
zers this season.
Traces of burglars ar# still to be seen around
Albany.
Dr. liedfield, of the Cincinnati Commercial,
will attend tin- Radical State Convention to be
held in Atlanta on the 3rd of May. He will
bo accompanied by his eloquent saddle bags.
Sumpter county is out of debt and hass 4,000
in her tr< usury.
Thbrb re one hundred and twenty-five
newspapers in Georgia.
Mr. William Windham, Jr., of Ilarralson
county, accidentally shot und killed himself on
the 19th.
A Houston county man killed three rattle,
snakes iu one day recently.
Rust is appearing on wheat and oats in
Houston county.
H. H. J., of the TeWgfAph and Mbsscjiger,
learns on excellent authority that it has cost
Governor Smith seven thousand dollars to
keep tha executive establishment, even with a
sn nil household.
I About two weeks ago Mr. Henry N. Gardner,
br.ee a resident, of Augusta, was struck oil the
j head by a white trail named Davis, at Wrights
-1 Ha-0} McDuffie county. Mr. Gardner died
from tlie effects of the wound Friday, His
remains were brought to the city of Augusta
hGt evening, and hull tie Vented from tlie Dem
ote Vy Chapel, tbifi morning; at 10 o’clock.
Prairie fires are destroying the timber land
of wester n Texas.
The first locomotive in China has made a
I trial trip of one uilie on the tramway, near
j JSiianghSi.
The celebrated fencer, Robert, died recently
in Paris, while giving a lesson to one of his pii
pils.
A permanent industrial exhibition a’d mu
seum has been completed in the public park of
Vedclo, J ipan.
Gen Braxton Bragg was appo nte-l Pity |I-.h
giueet of Galveston, but the Councilnien re
fa j . to confirm him.
An expedition will leave Stockholm at the
c’.o- > of the summer to make archaeological
investigations hi Central Asia.
A manual labor school, under the name of
tlie Texas Agi-ioultirral and Mechanical Col
lege, has been built at Bryan, at a costof $150,-
000.
Several San Francis -o Merchants have es
tablished a tegular trade with Siberia, im
porting frlrs ands -al skins and exporting gen
eral merchandise.
Garnbaldi lives in a handsome two-story
structure enclosed by a high wall, and iu the
midst of a garden embellished with trees and
llowers and conservatories.
A “ celebrated comedian” playing in Cincin
nati announces in his advertisements that he
“ will shoe a horo on the s age in vlie presence
of the audiemte.” If the “ comedian” finds
horses scarce thnt need sh oh, there will be no
trouble in procuring jackasses.
During the period of 1870-5 the population
of Kansas has increased from 408,437 to 528,-
487. aud in the latter years there wore 4,710,-
000 acres of ground under cultivation.
The thigh hone of a British species of lion,
and several teeth of rhinoceros, have been
discovered in the brick earth-pit at Oayford,
over which the rivor Thames formerly r an.
The high prico of oysters is beginning to
make itself so keenly felt in Franca that the
Government contemplate prohibiting their sale
from the Ist of May to the 31st of August.
Since the establishment of the American
elm pel at Rome the English Baptist mission
has purchased ground near the ancient Basil
ica of 8 anta Prudenziana for anew church.
The new- Constitution of Colorado provides
that the school f Arid shall ever remain invio
late and intact, and that the interest only shall
ho used iu the maintenance of the schools.
The King of Bdrmah has ordered the courts
and pllblic offices to bo closed for forty days,
during which time Iho ceremony of boring
h'-les in the ears of the Princesses will bo per
formed.
It is estimated that there are now 2 t#,0()0
Angora goats on tlie Pacific coast, and quite
an industry is anticipated in breeding them,
as their skins make excellent, lap-ropes and
gloves, while their wool is very precious.
At Yon-ping, China, placards inciting the
populhoe against foreigners are posted on the
walls of the city, and flags bearing the in
scription, “ expel and destroy the foreign bar
barians.” are flying in prominent localities.
Because a man in Portland, Oregon, deemed
it necessary for the preservation of his au
thority at home to flog his wife, all the wo
men iii the.vicinity met in council, passed res
olutions, and then going to his house, whaled
him until lie became insensible.
In consequence of the hold advance of the
Russians into Chinese territory, ami the estab
lishment. of a settlement on the right bank of
the Amour in the Province of Tsitihar, the
Chinese Government has forbidden the natives
tra iing with the new comers. *
A valuable block of marble, polished and
carved, was on a car in Rutland, Vt., ready for
shipment to Philadelphia for the exhibition.
When somebody ruined it by defacing it. A
written warning to the company to employ
more men at better wages was left by the mis
creants.
i St, Petersburg will bo very lively this fall,
i After the return of the Czar from Ems, he
' will entertain in turn the Duchess of Edin
| burgh, the King and Queer, of Denmark, the
I King and Queen of Greece, the Emper or o
Brazil, and Pi-ince Humbert and the Princess
Margaret, of Italy,
A kerosene lamp fire burned the Amide
building in Philadelphia recently. Losses,-.
000. ,
The Cook County Savings Bank of Chicago
has suspenped. It has 10,000 depositors;
f',,000 Scandinavians.
Col. Nilligan won the fit, Kilbourn the
second, and Stampede the third race on the-3d
at New Orleans.
The delegates to the National Bepubl.cw
Convention from Connects t express a piof
erence fc r Postmaster General Jewell.
The fleet to rodezvous at Tampico, Mexico,
for the protection of A merieun interests com
prise the Mur.on, Haitford, Swaara, and
Xhawmut.
The coal afid store* of Ih<s Pacific Mail and
Steamship Company were attached on the
23rd hy the Panama Railroad Company at
San Francisco.
Geo. Ritchie, a prominent Fitizef. of Phila
delphia, shot hiuiself yesterday. He w “ s *'
1 rector in the Kensington National Bank and
of the Hannia Distillery Company.
A shipment of one hundred pairs of prairie
chicken ten pairs of wild turkeys, and ten
puirs of wild geese uro soon to be sent from
San Francisco to Aukland, New Zealand, for
thu purpose of introducing there these hithe’ -
to unknown birds. The prairie chickens were
caught in lowa. •
Two thousand sacks of salt tumbled into the
Delaware river from a Philadelphia wharf, the
other day.
A New York man hafl had to pay a woman
$5,000 for (idling her a “withered up old
maid.” Serves him right.
■ Serious troubles are reported in Barbadoes.
Estates are being pillaged und housas burned.
The extensive Methodist camp-grounds at
Tarentum, Pa., were burned recently. Loss,
$50,000.
The House Committers on Foreign Affairs
will report against giving the Emperor of
Brazil a public reception.
United States Commissioner Davenport tes
tifled yesterday that the President paid him
$34,000 iu 1872 for election purposes.
The jail in Olarkesville, Habersham county,
Ga., was broken into Thursday night, while
the court was in session, aud a man convicted
of burglary released.
The Freedman’s Bank matter was up in the
House, the other day. Mr. Bradford, of Ala
bama, n ade a speech exposing the manner in
which the affairs of the institution had .keen
conducted, and defending the South "g 'inst
charges of disl.oy alty.
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noetfw miscehany humorous extracts, <tc., during the coming year there will be nor less
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r The MARKET REPORTS, brought down to the hour of publication, aie the >Bt
that can he made Each market is reported by one whose special knowledge and tmmmg
!nl C idm theWst authority upon thal subject" in the United States. For accuracy and com
pleteness the market reports of of The World are unrivalled. , •
5,,.*,,.... upon „ PAUK ROW, NEW YORK.
JAMES BANKS,
AT T 011 N E Y A T L A W,
Office No. 8, James' Bank Block, Atlanta,
Georgia. , , . -
Special attention given to the collection of c aims
All business attended to promptly
IjH IE PEOPLE WANT PiiOOF.
There is t J o medicine prescribed by Physician
or sold by Druggists, that carries such evidence
of its success and superior virtue as Boschee s
German Syrup lor Severe Coughs. Colds
settled on the Breast. C‘ nsriptkm, or any
disease of the Throfft and Thn'fM a proof of
that fact- is that any porsb’n qffiic.ted, can get
Sa-unplo Bottle for. 1(1 ceftts amj _trj fts
"upperior effect before buying p y -" at <5, csnts,
ft has lately been introduced m this country
from Germany, arid its wonderful cures are
astonishing everyone that uses it. Ihreel >ll
will relirivc ifny oa.se, Try it, Sold by W H Lee
NO EXCUSE FOR PE NG SICK.
No person can use Boscliee’s German Syrup
without getting immediate relief ’c cure.—-
We have the first case ot Coughs, Coldt
or Consumption, or any disease of the Throat
and Lungs, yet to hear from that has not been
cured. We have distributed every year for
three years over 250,000 sample bottles to
Druggists in all parts of the United States
No other Manufacturer of Medicine ever gar
their Preparation such a test as this. Go to
your Druggist, Dn. W. H. Lee & Son, and g a
a bottle for 75 cents and try it—two dost 3 wifi
relieve you. Sample Bottles 10 cents ea-ch.
Jaul4 75-ly
CHIUS AND JAPAN PEAS.
The introduction of the crops thoughout
the South will enable u*s to keep our stock and
till our smoke-houdes as cheaply as it can he
done at the West. The Chufa is planted in a
ridge like potatoes, yields on common land
200 bushels per acre of the riches feed, une
qualed for fattening hogs, poultry —and chil
dren. One acre will fatten more hogs than
-ten toes of the best corn, besides furnishing
grazing Summer. For the truth of these
claims we refer to tJ. S. c - mmissionev of
Agriculture, Washington, or to any agricul
tural paper in the outh. Price, by mail,
postage paid, 20c a package, 40c a pint, “Pc a
quart by express $4 a peck, §ls a bushel.
The Japan Pea fully established its merits
several years ago, and. is now iu universal de
mand. it grows upright Like a.cotton stalk,
is cultivated like corn, and yields from 150 to
300 bushels an acre on ordinary land. Stock
of all kinds relish it and thrive highly on it
without other feed. Also excellent for. table
use (after boiling about a week.) Price by
mail, postage paid, 15c a package, 30c a pint,
50c a quart, By express, $3 per pack, $lO
per bushel. These seeds are so scarce and
costly that we cannot make any discount to
wholesale dealers or granges.
When Southern planters grow their own
stock-feed and fatten their own hogs we shall
hear no more of hWS times and “middlemen”
for this will put an end to both. If you fear
to invest largely it will cost but a trifle to try
these seeds, and unless your experience differs
from all others you will be forever thankful for
the trial. Address,
A. F. WHITE & CO.,
tn4o. Nashville, Tenn.
john M Idle doe,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Office 2) Pryor street, opposite Kimball House
TWO DOZEN
COOKIjSTG
-BTOVE-
SIS STORE, AND SOON TO ARRIVE, AT
J . S , ANTHONY'S
Stove and Tin House,
Commmercial Street Conyers, Georgia.
Siyn of the I'f, feet coffee pot.
FOR
COUGHS, COLDS and HOARSENESS ,
AND ALL THROAT DISEASES,
USE
WELL'S CARBOLIC TABLETS,
V .*! . -UrJ A
fut trp only in BLUE boxes.
A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY.
For sale by Druggists generally, and
JOtiiNSC , tiULiUUvtai <l <7O ‘, m
Philadelphia;. Pa.
\\T \ Y| |' 1 ,1 j 1 Aolsls for the beet selling
\ 1 il IN J. _Li U Stationery Packages in the
world. It contains sheets paper, 15 Envel
opes, golden Pen, Pull-holder, Pencil, Patent
Yard Measure, and a piece of Jewelry. Sin
gle package, with pair of elegant Goldr-,Stone
SU-ave, Buttons, - 00'
This package has been examined by the.
publisher of Tits RoLkdalb Register and.
found as represented —worth the money.
atches given away to all Agents. Circulars
free. BRIDE & Co’, 709 Broadway, N. Y r - 4w
THE
WEEKLY S UN
17 70 NEW YORK 1870
Eighteen hundred in seventy-six is tho>
Centennial year. It is also the year in which
an Opposition Home of Representatives, the
first since the' war, wu be in power at Wash
ington ; and the year of the twenty-third elec
tion of a President of the United States. All
of these events are sure to be of great interest
and importance, especially the two latter; and
all of them and everything connected with
them v ill be fully and freshly reported and
expounded in The Sun. ,
The Opposition House of Representatives,
taking up the line of inquiry opened years ago
by The Sun, will sternly and diligently inves
tigate the corruptions and misdeeds of Grant’s
administration ; and it will, it is to be hoped,,
iny the foundation for anew and bett< r period
In cur national history. Of all this The Sun
will contain complete and accurate accounts, •
furnishing its readers with early and trustwor
thy information upon these alisor; ing topic-6.
The twenty-third Presidential election, with
the preparations for it, will be memorable as
deciding upon Grant’s aspirations for a third
term of power and plunder, and still more as
deciding who shall be the candidate of the
party of Reform; and as electing that candi
date. Concerning all these subjects, those
who read The Sun will have the constant
means of being thoroughly well informed.
The W'EikLV Sun, which has attained a
circulation of over eighty thousand copies, al
ready has its readers in every State and Ter
ritory,’ and we Ai-Ust that the year 1876 will
see t-heir numbers doubled. It will continue
to be a thorough newspaper. All the general
news of the ctay will bo found in it, condensed'
when Unimportant, at full length when of mo
ment ; and always, we trust, treated in a clear,
interesting and instructive manner.
It is our aim to make the Weekly Sun the
best family newspaper in the world, and wa
shall continue to give in its columns a hu-gd
amount of miscellaneous reading; such air’ std
ries, tales, poems, scientific intelligence and
agricultural information, for which we are not
able to make room iu our daily edition. The
agricultural department especially is one of its
prominent features. The fashions are also reg
ularly reported in its columns; and so are tho
markets of evtry kind.
The Weekly Sun, eight pages, with fifty
six broad columns, is only $1 20 a year, pos
tage prepaid. As this price barely repays the
cost of the paper, no discount can be made
fron this rate to clubs, agents postmasters, or'
anyone.
The Daily Sun, a large four page newspa
per of twenty-eight columns, gives all the,
news for two cents a copy. Subscription, pos
tage prepaid, 55c a month or $6.50 a year.,
Sunday edition extra, sl.lO per year. We
have no travelling agents. Address,
THE SUN,
n025-tf New York City.
A CMtD.
13it. D S. ROUTHWICK, one of the most
successful physicians of New Orleans, has lo
cated in Atlanta. Confidential Medical Ad
viser for all persons afflicted ; also / sole pro
prietor of his celebrated
recently discov
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