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n — THE BUTLER WERALD. W. N. BENNS. Editor ami Pullshnr. IsBIHCRlP'riON Taicu $ 1.00. P*B ANNUM. TUESPYY JANUARY 14tli 1879, The South and its Future* Oar people have sutfured so much financially and politically since the dose of the war,that if it can he shown there is good grounds for hope of an early improvement in business and the condition of the South in general, it will not only contribute? to their pres ent happiness, but it will inspire them with new zeal aud energy and thus ma terially aid in bringing about results ■0 much to be desired and so essential to the future prosperity of our section of the country, That for the future we shall be free from political trouble and oppression on the part of the General Govet-nraci t Street Bros, is, we thiuk, beyond doubt. After I for $-10,500; O. M _ f w , next March, both houses of Congress bales—insured for $3^|ffh; felzer, will be under the control of the Deni- Kodgere & Co., 0 ba es—msmed ocratic purty, a mujority of which A Grout Ftro in Charleston >• Over Ton Thousand Bales of Cotton Destroyed* Charleston. January 1.—-At 3 o’clock this morning the lnrge cot ton press and warehouse of the Uo- iou cottou press company were de stroyed by fire together with 10,- 121 bales of cotton. The property comprised four cotton presses with a capacity of pressing 2,500 bales of cotton per diem aud storage room for ovet 10,- 000 bales. Only two of the presses were run ning. The buildings aud piesses ar»» valued at ab nit $100,000, in sured for $00 0U0. The lo-s on cotton is estimated at $755,000, Ou this there is an insurance to the amount,of $472,- 250. The losses are, Knoop, llune- man & Co., 3, 305 bales—insured for $155,000; J. H. Hall & Co., 5,883 bales—insured for $201,000; 6o9 ba es-Jisured PjJjlm'er, 83 from the South; we need therefore, have no apprehension of the enactment of laws that will bo injurious to our ■option. Moreover, if the Democratic party can harmonize ou a financial pol icy, just an honest in principal, wo think there cun be little doubt that the next President will he a Democrat, and the people will then have assurance that the laws will be faithfully and impartially administered in all sections of our country. We are aware that a great many people firmly helieve, or perhaps we should say fear, that we will again be cheated out of the President*, but for this apprehension there is little or no cause. With the Senate and House for $250. The fire was the work of an in cendiary. A man was hailed by the watchman a few miftnents be fore the lire was discovered, mu- ning from the place where the tire started, The watchman shot’ut him but he escaped Not* The Bohmtifio Ameriow gives the following nov el plan Hr checking bleeding at the uo*eiy«*Th e best remedy for bleeding At the nose, as given by Dr. Gletaou iu ooo of hid lectures, is iu tktj vigorous uiotiou ot the jaws as ijin the act of mastication. In the cj^e of a child a wad of pa per should be placed in its mouth, and the child should be instructed to chew p hard. It is the motion of the jaw that stops the flow of blood. This remedy is so very simple that many will feel inclin ed to laugh at it, but it has never been kuo rn to fail in a single in stance, ei so in very severe instan- I have the pleasure of itifbraiug my friends uMLpatron# h«t I am bow receiving my Fall and Winter Dj strkssi no Accident —On Thursday afternoon, Mrs, W. P. Burt, wife of Dr. W. P. Burt, was driving home from the com mercial part of the city, and when opposite the residence of Dr. W. W. Barlow the reins were caught uuder the horse’s fail. In her et- of Representatives under the control J forts to jerk them out; she leaned of Democrats, the outrage and. fraud too far forward and was kicked in perpetrated in tlie inauguration of Hays, cannot be repeated. Wo think the financial prospect is fully as cheering as the political. Out people sure #om putatively free from debt, and there is q§ necessity for them to isi^ur any large amount of in debtedness. TFhe, cotton is very low, but so also is every thing else. One bale of cotton will * now purchase ms much land and the necessaries of life, u when it wm selling for twenty-five cents per pound. Moreover, our posi tion of the South, is such that, witli the exception of coffee, we can pro duce evevy thing that is necessary for our natural wants; if is therefore at our option whether we will keep the proceeds of our cotton crop at home and build up the industries aud udd to the capital of our section, or continue' to scud them Noith to iurich those who have oppressed and slandered us in the past and who will continue to do so as long as we submit to then “hewers of wood, aud drawers of wa ter.” r year Let out* people with this begin a new policy. Exorcise the n rigid economy iu every thing;—d less and work more; livn within tl income, aud if possible save s« money each year. Let our fun plant a sufficient grain crop to m all the meat and bread nccessuvy the support of their own families all who labor on the plantation farm; raise all tin? wraitnre they and UBft i. for improving tlre.ir hoods.' In short.,let. our fanimra resolve to’ Imv [ less guano, bacon and corn each year, j nut they, and with' fciieui,- the entire J South will, iu a few years, become j oontentuJ, prosperous and Imppy, aud j ” ^ the long- wished-for “good old- time r ’’j will then return to bless the land und the face by the horse. The blow rendered her insensible, and the horse ran The'buggy wheel struck a live jt ftoiif of . .Mrs. LestV* reV- id< rice in Heese Bark, and she was violently precipitated to the ground, Bhe wa- iminediaMy taken into Mrs. Ansiey’s house. vV»- learOithat the frontui boo-s weir much broken by the lei k, but sin. was doing well Friday morning Dr. Hinkle, her physician, think'* her condition nrtii-h brttrr than her friends feared.— Sumter Re publican. A New Daily Paper iu .Macon. The Ledger Publishing Compa ny of Macon ptopose io issue tli week the first number of an eve ning daily entitled The Ever Ledger. The company is compo sed of Messrs. Seilert & Smith job pi inters, of Alacou, and Mr Eugene P. Bpeer.editor of the O <1 Capitol, of Milledgeville, We copy from the pruspeius b fore u- as follows; The publication is prompted by the solicitation of the busines. men aud many of the leading cit zeiis and taxp<yrsof Micou whose inter, sts it will uuflii.ehing- y prote t. THE!} ALL WANT IT, family newspaper of pure, j for old aud young, and it iable and comprehensive « important uews. XTsw Vork Observer THE BEsjT FAMILY NEWSPAPER. . Publishes ^>Jb the religions aud sicnlar ul'wh that bfttt.siivd in uuy family, while all that u likciypo do hunn is shut out. It de votes lour pK tB to religious uuwe, and foui to secular, f Tim New Yoiik Observer was flint pub lished in ]8‘23; and it is believed lo bo the oulv instancei ol a Religions Nowspnp.. Mi liuuii.g its e*n course lor titty-six Yu*, s, without a clwnce of nnrao.,doctrine. intent, purpose, or ®lo«l'<e from ilia dam ol its biith. Th.® b7tb. Volume, ill contain*! tne in.poi hint news that c.ui teresi r.r .nr-iri.ot; so th.ii any ouo who ads it will Ijv it'i'roiiuM'- posted. vVe do ,!.>*. rnu u b. novnleut institution. .,uci We ,lu u* ,.«l Irn- I. e M.|)|a>tl ... Uln.r • 'yv W« oulu*. to in.ilu- tl.u It,si newsimpei ■ftu is pah.fc.d. am! w» . i<>, use to k. 11 >i is cheap oah Pirn bn nll-.r-k- l. L..t u.om vvlio W.nt tar*. -tfmiui. s.-mildo, trutUm reading, s-.IjMhbi- •.»»- il/aial 1.1 lli-m indiii • •»liars to d *lie saute »Vo ,uv now pub tisUing Oiwkii\«k thehtmy of JrTthit the ■y Mr«. OniViJis, aaih r of ••Cmtn.ieltai oi it-> St-: ouhfg-:'- I'.t i*..milv ’’ We send no Premiun.s Wo w.U semi yon e NEW Umi: OJI -EHYvili one y.-ar. t.t-1 aid. lo. .4nv mi!? S' tiding wjs 1 r o.an hn»vij lion u.e s-.iuas of KEW b.sirib«s,y-all IuiVh cmauti-slon > IU.v\.d pro|w>r»h|i t,» the mmiber scut. For par- nhtVH ace i«.uis i.. the Oiissuvnu. Sample I i -n$free. *. Address. NEW tYOKK OHSKUVER 87 I’ltri; llnvv. Nrw V ^k. ■immv THE NEW Illustrated Weekly Ry Leon and Hauhiet Li.wia. I'BKN VAN, N. Y STOCK OF MILLINERY, FLOWERS, ORNAMENTS At my Now Location, No. 34 Randolph Street. ETC. to which your S|iecinl attention is invited. Jidrs. ■ ? JYIE W. EY has oharg-3 of the'V.ElIJ'd'^lI G-. $Pleating and Stamping to Order• Also Dress Making Mrs. M. A. BUSSEY, No, 34 Handolph Strop, Columbus, Ga. oct.8-3rn EIGHT PAGES, mtiit.ed Juid\ llcuwi.i d a »v Mrs. Hun u t L win; Cm. io Crinto, bv Alex T) im-.s;» l«ncmy,bj I.-mi Lewis, cu. if Dumas and oilier lilmdrut B wit lea Uifsc liig’ilv ini n rics it will contain V-.vagus •'Is. A ride- through Islam, * India; Y.-ar in Mouth Afriei Barkor; .Si^ mouths in tl.u Islands; Atouad vise world. tainini? stor ds Duuglit CmMtt..f;,l'oi,- House-Furnishing Emporium. 92 Ch.®ry Street, Macon, Ga. , <une n 1 see the finest nsfortmeut, of Crockery, French China and American Chinn, mouse F'uitJViarii.YG uoons, Staple ami pla-n Till Ware, Toilet Set.*, Apite Iron Ware, &c, Cutlery cl'all kinds Agent fur the celebrated KXCELStrolt HOT BLAST COOK STOVE. Also, Charter Oak, 8uuny.SoUih,Co{tou l’laut und other desirable nutleru., nov.l2-tf. lilMLl'IH IN 111 key t. l.y Gad, tSaml's icl. by Mrs Rf-y, ( Voafigw of A ahintis, tho continent ImtoxiHteif 12,0110 years ago between ICuropH and America; the Lost Anchor of Co.lumblis, Current Bxploru.ioiiH, etc., and Map of Ataluntia. Scictieu, The religion of the Urea’ Pvrnmith; Discovery of Viilcun, tie Moon of Mars. Also leading artieh-u, hintory, etc. TiiliMte, pillule copy omi year $3; four copies‘$10; eight copies $20; sin gle copies (r cents each. 1 lie remittei of club of 8 entitled to copy free. Do hero I lo booksellers aud news-ngenti it $4,2f) pef hundred. Remittanoes at •nr n.-k n»^ r in post office orih is on "mm Yun,l or bankers draft on 2s’ew '.York. Address The Le-.lg r will be a breezy,! spa k jug aii i H| lightly journH' | it lb cling « very f ot uni shadow t ol n.-WbMeo .rung upon the hr«md surfaoo, witiiuiwiiig iiuth from the chaff ot 111ui'-i| ana giving the li. hie news and a rilli ng ik-.o.Ao1 the Impelling event Lbok a?i> JiARKIEI Pub ishr Ym Lewis, it. N. Y. gladnti the hearts of « pie. dispundoiit p< AHnofjatweii tJmt ctawbe Avoufed. Often at church vre are annoyed hv the frequent hacking of smine of the congregations to sa> nothing f uthei* inelegant evidences ol a had eolrL 'Those suffering with Coughs ana Colds ought lo attend cliurvUt, But it is also their duf> to avail tlWoiselves of the relief afforded by-Coussen’Com- pouud Huey of Tar, ar eertaiiv- oui« for Coughs,’ Colds and all diseases 1 thi Throat and Lungs. Price 50 cent m kettle. For sale by Wtrikcr A Gann Bhtler, On. lco .Jof tUudtty. The J.d toi ta. conduct is in the hands of Mr K, P. fcjpoer, late • f * The Old (..’a itul ' at Mil’edgeviLt*, well km.wn as a pungent paragiupher ai.-i spright ly writer. He will Ixi a si.-ted by otheis whot-e pena are wet wholly tmknowu to {Southern juusualism. The Hvetiitig Luilgoc\vi .b .>uu- da^f edition-, six m» nths for $2.50. The Evriiiug Ledger, five issues per week r six iihimlIim f»i $2. We tender our liier-dsour le t ’wishes.- TO MAKE MuWEY Pleasantly aud fast, aguiitsshou . address Finley, IIakvly & Co july23-1 y Atnln. (i f/.sul'Ovi-r ioeliitwt NovrtUM 1 Au'uwanu-l. do.SupplyCo.NaikrlUt.' F1351K1TUHE, CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, ETC. Metric, Fins a d Plain Burial Cases. N ttor. Avruijo,- 2tarty Street, MACON, GEOIUIA, Extraordinary! Indue, emets -TO TME- plciuiaully aud fust, Address Finley. FIakvey A Co, i4tisntH, Ga Trading Public. Tli. utlmtinn rflh, people of this section is respsetivstj cnlled tofts test that thejo •^et butter value for tbeir money at. J- W. RICE * GO'S. Af J COX, GEOItGA. Tl.no. *1 «J otter noose in 111. Slste. They are neVnorrlodged »es,f 4 UniT<Mi tof LOW PRISES In Dre» fronds, of Which they haves epiondU line ranging fAim . cMd. 0 y Jean?, Cassimerss, Twseds and Notions •f cv*iry ima^duaSle diHcrihtioo, Their munificent ME PAR TJTIEJV P umwin-fnll b!n«tirt-t-tiie mp:«nty with which they areselliug Carpets Is astonishing ven to thutum lves The soorot of their success iu this and every other depart meat o' FOB LSUWDBY U8E For Sal* Everywhere. heir mammuth bmimxss is spoons: BOTTOM £?RlGfES Samples cheerfully furnished on application. Eipres. or frieght pmpsid i •h amounting to $10 00 or over. j. w rice a co., 1 und 41, Sseond Street, Trisr.gulsr l n ci