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Political Notice.
TV fflncnilM nartv nf H tms
vrt't ' 'p eni nierti ly requested in
tje he noflrihouec in How ill on
on !u ill ot July M* Xl for the pnr
tKsrff rolwtinK to the
< ui <trinl w*n\ notion to h held
at v * • ■ on the 2"d of August.
John T. Whuuki,
l'.hm Ktt. Coin. ,
I'hr i;in<iiiiimti ( Vminternal nays
(Jov. Hayes i* the nottdidate of tln*
Republican politicians, and not of the
people nfO'ijo.
In 1804 lisyes wh wounded four
time* and had three hoisn* kidud nu
ll -i him, bui hi* mediocritv t* hown
ili h<- frirt i hut commencing a aM
j r it i iik liiiii four year* lo become
a J’-n lier Deneral.
T 1 ieorgia to the Rt.
In si < norm ton l a- secured rooms
ii > u'hi-ni ITotfT. Col. f.
K < adilen of Rt. Louis, who
in t: * gate to the Couvi ntinn from
*1 ■* -I ..is oii of ihr reeepti -n com
im;l<- |.pointed by tin l oily of Rt.
* ,ud baa b< i-n especially as
■ e.t hi Georgia and legate*
i' • 'rr J’ nmol : “Dm n Ti •
* y* s: y-s i painfully diffident •uni
' si i seen to ftlu b ’ike girl,”
The !(. lllilii-Hi p-iriv hit"
■ it -i nt a tiii-.iiM* blusher.
< u i .-> l-aie ofti-n bill-her' lor i
toil 1 vo always thought that ‘ <
t.tn l, • ough; lo bo done willin'
11,5 y ‘
f- roof of hia nit iin ll il 1; , ti -
ii ■<’ by hi- Republican pn - tU t
Hu- liar ntur l etu biatoi , Tln
is- tt >t th< cae. Up was ilofi t<fi r
(..rg oka by Ciu I’l.i,t/lij-. - it tie
* i .iisuiof—ai a time a ■ n tl**
R j ! icun aero In the men atic.y.
L every stu-ees* wm by If ‘ye.
was ihrough dis-ensiou* in the IV < i
ocra'ic ranks.
Ai t*h* <*>]•*%> hi ion of the Fourth
of July in New Haven, Cos •, there
wtA be a gathering of Iwn man’
children carrying atmtll li m# *ti<l
•ringing n.rtioiia. song*. lit f il‘
■sic i -- beilrokMl tej i
lug - lu* tin'** national C" •<■*, and
will be *o grouped on a pi 1 mi **
bo >’c| !m HI lilt U| imrulico ui uli ll# -
wnaisc nulLam'l fl "jaf.
The North ami South, it*t| irrd by
the memorier us ub cued by iheeen
teiu.inl year, vhiih *1 mtld iVime all
onr l it i* to - above ii e prejudice* en
gendered by *ec"w*>l at life, have
agreed to j*Ti>| hand* “mtoM the
bloody ehn*m " of the j -t, and onr
p tlnet OM Guard have accepted the
o rdial invitation of the citizen* of
ChnrleMon to pay that ftumiu* ci y a
ft it ltd*} \ieit- and participate in the
c*Mu at ion ol die tie hundredth an
iiivermiy of a butt e ngaiust a cotn
moii enemy in the tiy ii g day- of the,
le> olu'.ioii. —A } Her aid.
Vvtor ■sent or fit- run'# f’arniT
—Yesterday a* 12 n'r'nek the -valid
hi.’. f. - r thr rover- per eon' bond# ir-
Mt - and by th - Sta'e to pay tho armed
interrat on the Moron Brn-wiek
aid the North A South Railroad
bonds, which were eodoraed by th<
8 ate were opened at the office of the
Treasurer. TI e amount of bond* i*
amd "err #540 000$ ihe bid* 0 naid*
er blv i * needed ilie amount, and *ev
era! rsrlies were tbit* deprived of
tbeanptlv tiny deaiied The bid
were ad at a ptemh m. tbe I Iglieat
being lot#. Tlie large*' pnroha-er*
of bond** belli!? ibe following parties:
Voean Brother*. New Y- rk. #120,-
000; linker A Odten. Now Y rk,
#100,000; John H. Jameu, #50,000 ;
John K Jonea, I'reeident C'emra'
Bmk of Maeon, #SO 000, John J.
Greaham, of Marotl, #50,000, Cot lot
State* Lite Inaunmee Company, #24.
000; Win. Henry Woods Savannah,
#155,000; Gen. A it. Lu"t n, Sawn
nnh, #t 5.000. The remainder of the
br-ndr were Bold in quantities varying
from #2,000 to #5,000 to citizen- o<
Georgia- ibe highest premium,
were bid by ti*ens of Georgia and
the largest port ton of the l*.**' -1
allotted •-
Tilden for I’res‘Jcut.
The general evp'* *ion through
out the State i* in favor of TiMen f*u
the nomination at the Louie Conven
lion. Tilden i* a man against whom
nothing has ever laa-n truthfully id*
:tr<*d so fir a hi* private or public
character is concerned. It a#etn
necessary ibat the nominee ahould in
able to carry Now York, and Tildeti
U the uiiiii, of a'l others, lo do il.
Ho would be in> heartily susiained
in tills as Allen or Hendrick*. So fir
as tbe R- nth is concerned, Tilden,
Hendricks, or many others can cany
it like a fl udi.
The lute nominations by the Cin
ciutiati Conreiitioii shows very clearly
thenecessiiy ol the Democratic party
being united, and let no split occui
at St. Loins.
The New York IForW thinks tin
nominal ion of Gov. Hay es, in tl>
circumstances in which il was road *
open* to us, with common discretion
in tin- paity councils, a prospect of
almost certain victory in l’eiiiisylv t
nia, and proves that the Republicans
count upon lining but Dciuocialu
dissension* lor victory in Obio. Gov.
Hayes lilts never carried bis own
State excepting by the help of sue
dissensions, mid it is hardly oonceiv*
that tbe three most conapicous lead
ers ol the Ohio Democracy—Senator
Thin i H , A’leti ud .Mr. Pen*
si on It li. ' w rccogni/.'-
M i) p. i talilishmg a
ain i. t - -itnde of the
■ . ,IO - p . him! f the conn.
,y op' • I their local
in • i I \io-ud dt'h.-n n> ■sto an over*
-I , ,ii*i i-.- a.satth ii, the common
ihii . Roth in t lit si and in tlie
\Y( i |,i hi wrath ol
(‘i . an ■ may - > v!h turned t>>
llr i-i i of S, ( mii by harmony
in the p.ciuocratW conn l.
'ihe K i pro I ire it ,N mince*.
. I,'d n rfni'd (i. II iflwnf Olii'i,
tin iit publican cm hdfltn for tic
i ;■ a- ;cv. an IW. in A. Wheeli ■ ,
i New Vi *>£ f•. i t h- - V I*i eidency.
! iii tiiuiiilniioii ha# -t ised aimoai
••very one tin ii;. 01 , the United
Stafca, and in fact if • ? cornea in aa
a “ lied out." It probably wel*
for the I’ep thl'cii! s that Rlaiue
-hon'd tail h u noniiiiaiioii
in and we co p diilai e party on
the! Sinn >- The New
• >iik Ilf r i. o revie. ng this ipiea
5 - on any *hi * emi'.alien at this linn
WO have lit ' the downfall of hi
party ns lie would have loal the Stati
of New Ymk, and would have given
lhe Democrat* a walk-over. lie
may b. a* pure tie anow ; he may lr
the vic'.im of “a cop-pirncy to a*-u#
-iimte character"—all of.thin we con
cede and trust it will prove true;
hut hi# record since thcae railway
trouble# began made him an impos
sible candidate. Even this fact n
conceded by the leading journal* of
Id* own party. To have placed him
in nomination in spite of this record
would have invited sure defeat. A#
it now *tnnds the ticket is a fair
one. It is no such a ticket as Wusli
burne and l.ogan, Conk'ing and
Have# or Morton and llartratifi
would have been. It menus nothing
but mediocrity. G - v rnor Hay< *is
a good man. lie defiled Thutnun
and Allen in Ohio, which show* bow
strong he is ai home. His personal
character is stainless. lli record it
he ha# any, ia calm, placid, unevent
ful. He Ini# been a quiet, sensible
Congressman, n modest general am)
a fair Governor. If elected fie will
bring ibesu qualities into the White
House. There arc we have no doubt,
len thousand icpublicana any of
whom would make a* competent a
lVesidenl as ilayc*. He ha* no such
hold upon the country a* Blaine or
Morion, Conklin.>r Wa-hhurne. lie
happened to have fewer edges than
any other candidate, and the party
took him. Ii may be a choice as
wise ns that of Lincoln or as foolish
.is tli# ol Ty er. l ime must deter
mine this. Sir. Wheeler, the candi
date for h> Vic* rt-idenev, stands
well iii New York. Have* an' 1
Wheeler will poll the pariv
They will call cm iht **•'
working pariy men.
llaye* and Wheel - ’
• rwge Obimuoe
cla-sea. v
St. L*
Among Our Exchanges.
(fnl, J. II Davis di*-d st his home
.a Perry on tin- 19,a instant.
It is presumed that (JarlroH's
rieiids sill rally to Cohjuilt.
Rev. 'V. J. Mitehell will preach
the commencement sermon at Perry
on iln- 2idol J ily.
“Send it quickly, and at our risk”
is the sail tha'comes from brother
Christy to his subscribers.
The .1 tiesbro N* * rep >rt a
ehieken h-tvtno four well fornn-d legs,
f.iir wings, two bodies and two
heads.
The HnUrpr\f says an old woman
in ( oin.gioii objects to poisoning
tins, hlte says others ootne to at
u-ii.l the luuerul, and lo get lo go
back home.
John H. Jumes carried the primary
ulcc lull in Atlanta, ou Juue'J4tl ,
liy Uu esliiiiatcd majority of 400.
d,oou votes w ere pol.eii.
The M.irrianua (K!a.) Courier re
pons the crops in Jackson county
very fine, it says the c >rn crop is
the- best since the war.
The Thr**piaus are having a fim
lime in >.an,'<na. “Handy Andy’’
is the play in which they pul their
“best loot forward.”
Mr Cottle ha-bected brother Hits
se’l, of the Riiena A r ita .1 r gm, with a
two pound beet which measured sev
enteen and a half inches around.
What in ti e world does Ru-mc-ll
iiiean f lie *mv* tin-v have fine grow*
mg rains in Buena Vista. Terliaps
il ey an- prc| arlug lu make tiiu fitlii
ii .1115. .11 Lesiiet.
rin-r. are only nine of them “nil
.landing around” in .Maiion county,
and 11 ey all say ‘'they’ll take sugai
in them.” Legislature honors nre
what they want from the “dear ]>ei>-
I>
One half heGeo gia tiewsjiapers,
sixty in iiiiii. her, have, so f r. exjiress
ed a pr- lerence for Governor. Of
this number, forty-seven favor Col
quilt, lour Hardeman, four G irtrell,
..lie James, and four favor i x-Gover
nor Johnson,
The Atlanta J'inns snva this i
hove it is on the street coiners of At
lantn:
W Im liolils your hiurl v.-n you wrnulil st, rt,
I't.u told you you vas in ipov sl ni.it,
t’uil how he luvml you mi! his hurl.*
Iter nan lidate.
The Atlanta t'on-m'raeeidth ha
lui’ii informed that Mr. K Ilium veil
•" I two rocks, weigh’ng three Ini’-
'bed t ns each, down the s cepe-'
id* - of Bii ne Mountain, on the 4 I
f ? n'y- The public are invited t
witness the pertorm nice.
G -- l Styles don't w ant Co'. lin’d -
man appointed C hairman of tin
Democratic Executive Committee
anymore. His partiallitv for Col
quitt, we nr" straid, causes him to
Im over a - - dou*.
Hmi , of the Savannah AW*,
sliouui i ail the attention of the An
ust.a canal to ibe tact that Mr liosen
li im, neir the Tv bee bridge, Ogci .
eliee C’lml, had two huu
ilri-d and fittv chickens *w<pt awav
l-v ’h heavy rain. We have heard
of no such lent Icing pt-riolHied by
the Augusta canal.
Rough Dice wants J. If. James
({■■VC nor because be used to plow
an ox when be vus a boy. T e ed
itor of the \ aldostu Junta lliinks i
tnai tact will make a Governor, tin n
lie ought lo heeouie a IVvsideui; am
-ays, Im, in hi* boyhood days plow
ed a couple ol ( xen and a b iml uiu'e.
n-l rode a billy goat lo n -! -*
TO T3K WOIxEUK i CLAUS.
We can furnish ymi . mployrnsiit at whlcli
jrou can make very Isr.e | ay. in your on
lisstlilies, without U ii.x uwy from boim
overnight. Agents wsn'isl in eveiy town
h ni county to take m'seriU-rs for ’llie (Vo
le nial Kecor.l, the isr est pul>llontlon in the
llnitod Siates—l6 |w*.s, 01 c.. 1 inn ns; Ele
gantly Illustrate.): T*-i ms only one dollar
per year. The Kecord is devote.l to w Imtervr
is of interest connected with the Centennial
vrsr The Grunt Kxh hi l lon a' Pkltauelphia
is fully illu trate-l la dctdl. Everyls dy
wsn's it. The whole people feel great inter
est in their Gountry’s Centennial birth lay.
and want to known all aim t it. An ele
gant patii tie crayon drawing premium pic
ture is prew-ute l fiue to each suiaeiila-r. It
Is i ntltled, “In rememhmi.ee of the One
Hundienth Anniverss y of the Indefa ndei.se
. f the Uulhd Htnles " Hue. 23 xBO inches.
Any one can lacoiue a su ce sful u-.eut. for
hut allow the paper iuml picture, an I Imn
ilreds of aulsaritars are e-i t'y ohtalneil every
where Theie is no laisiue s iliat wi Ip .y
like ti is at present. We have many a cuts
who are m king as h'gh as S2O per day and
upwards. Now U the time ; do net a- ley.
Kcmi-mher it costs nothing to give tin- Imsi
ness a tiial. Send for our circulars, turn's,
and sample copy of jiapcr. which are wnt
free to all who apply ; do it t. - day. Com
plete outfit flee to those who decide to in
gige. Kurmecs and Wm-r4.ai.ies. and the r
sons and daugl.teis make the very best of
agents. Address -#
THE t'KNTKNNIAI. IlKCOni), I’ortl.m 1 Me.
The DIAMOND COTTON CIICPPTR
IMPROVED A WAKRAMTCO
iEt (VAP.-ANUE „• ,* v .. r 6 met. A 1
r \ZVI 361'- 1 ' fi QllS} N I- ... with I msl.llairae,
wMvi i * |u,itrr *
jr>, fSr'trwr •vntr.r com
J V IVINHTTtfJE Rwr . Frettr|l|, N -’..or to I oral Aft
N.’ M. BARDEI,
I SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQ.UAREI
Keeps Constantly on Hand t!:e Following Stock ot Fresh Goods for fash:
BACOV, <’. It Shies, Cctebrateil Magnolia HAMS, SHOULDERS, Choice
Leaf L\RD, He-t “A” FLOUR.. All (trailes SUGAR, B. st
Ym.ng Ilts. i.TKA, l!i<> ( OFFKK, from Fair to Choice,
‘B.-st F-oriilaSYßUl*, TICKLES, Good
(ill liil V Cin-H ing Tu-
JiACC (and.
Fragnn' M’reaih D irlvim TOMA CO, eh nice lot CIGARS, PEP*
I’ER, Ft i-n. h TRUNKS. L'>mlon Layer liaisens, Dates,
L- in mi S' up. Si lie.ll, Ov'ters, Sunl.iies, Nuts -mil (mw
teeti..tieri.-s (trto.l A-sol'lnieut of N ii!v, Brandy Peaches
Choiv Chow, K,..111, Soap. Si iieli, T- [ip.-r and
Won-es ersl-iie Saiu'e, R yul Ra ii'g Pow
ders, Tot a li, Powder, Shot, ctj.,
Good Lot oi 1’ I'esl) Meal.
I .arafflND.ol.il HOLLAND GiN a • WII-ftT WHISKY t>\ 1
For Mk*icin\l I’i
1-kT' I WILL NOT JIB UNDERSOLD FOR THE CASH^I
/
BURT COOX id"' iys on !.;iu<l and wi take pleasuro ill waling on cu--
'••IIP *’
ARE YOU GOING T< PAINT?
THEN USE NEW YORK ENAMEL PAIN t CO.’S
CHEMICAL PAINT
Ready f>r use in White an 1 over One Hundred Different Cotore
made of sine ly i rime W .ill- L'-ii 1, Zim- an I Linseed Oil, Ctunnicully coin
iiii.ed. wartan ed Mwh Hn,d*<nner nod ' heojier, and to la-t TWICE AS
LONG a- -ny other T mi . I his taken the FittsT Tkkmium at twenty ol
llie Slat- F os ol the U non, and is on many thousand oi the finest houses
in ihe e. m.ti v.
Addr.-ss: AKW YOltK ESA MEL P. IIN T C Oh\l P. 1 X I”,
ma\lo-lyr 103 Ciminbers Siroct, New York.
Tiuuu Rkhooeii. Samivg C.inns Si.ni' Euuii.
lOIESTIC-f l jf js>
HARRIS SIIERRIFF’S SAFES.
Will let Id l-efore the Court ■louse door
of Horis coun'y, witbiu tin* h-gal bourn .'I
slie, on the Hist Tcimtay in dirty next, die
tollowi'gd si-riU-dl.nd 10-wti: 1(10 ivrisol
land . I) ..f No. 103, and 10H
Hi res of land oft of — p*rt of M
No 138, end 8o rtei.-s off of ti e
part .lit 140 ii. .he l'dtli district of said
cunty—nl' in aln dy, joining the land ol
j[„|, t Wei Ii ii on the routh, corit.ilnliig In
all 203 ai res, and latter known ns tne plan
tation once i aval pie 1 and sold by J.T.ininli
McKinney, to I sham Hnckabee, who is now
in possession tli riOl. Js'i'itsl on l>) viitu.-
of and to satisfy un execution issued troin
the Siin.-iior C ni l of s i I county in favor of
Jcreu.i h M. Kinny ag. inst isiiam Huckabeu,
Levied on as piopcity ol difenJsnt.
Also, at the same time and p ace, 30 acres
..f land < IT of let of laud No. 5 in the 21st
I islrict o' Harris county; mil land being in
tin: n>*r liwest corn- 1 ef said lotol laud mid
is. inded on tt.e west by N. .( N it 8., uiu
ning east !S) rods, I lienee south to line of A.
11. J .lmson, thence west HO rods to Dr
Druse's liu.d. Sid lund levied on as the
property of A- B. Johnson to satisiy a tax ti
la n l'avor ol the State vs. A. B. Johnson.
A's I 'n' the same time and place 30 acres
of land <t Id No 132 in the 21st district of
II .r.is count v, northwest coiner of said lot—
lH>undtfd..n tlienoiihhy Mrs Simpson, on
tlie.ou.li by lauds of def- ndsni; ou tlie west
tty lands of Joseph Mi-ler; on the en t by
lands ot defendant Is;vied on as the prop
er y of J sepli liray to sati-ty a tax Ii fain
fav .r of the Suite vs Joseph Bruy. Issvy
made and returned by James L Ligon, L. C,
Also at the same time and place of
laud off f ipt No. 4, 21st di-triet ef|| arris
couniy; hound on lie- n..rlh l-y liy J C Beaeli.
on the south by A F Johnston, on the east
lay 111- 111 uee, on the west ly lands of de
fendant. Lind levied as llie property of 8
J Hightower to satisfy a tax h fa in lava* of
(he Shite vs S .1 Hightower. I<evy made
and lelurncd by JI, Li,on, L. (!.
J D Koiu.vson, Sheriff.
k<|VOlHgfgZ|
J 1’ MANLKY KM. J.l'.l'D
C A. KKUI4. J. f. .tIA-vi.i. ’
€. A. REDD & CO.,
198 UQAJ STEET, COLUMBUS, QA.
OFFER ONE OF THE
If HH IB ST STT® ©*£S ©lf (Blß®® IB IE II IB 3
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Purchasers may Depend Bottom Prices
WE OFFER SPICiftLIHDBeiIISTS.
Agents tor the TAYLOR OR LUMMUS GIN.
JB9~ We offer Srr.eiAL IsnecuiHTS and guarrantee to please.
jUrM. M. HUDSON, of Harris, Is with us and would be glml to see hia fiiends.
fctd6-7(i
Grangers, Attention!
BUCKEYE HEAPING and Mowing Machines,
7xnßxsxnop ta&sxaim ©kaih ipahs,
Grain Cradles, b. Patern
TAYLOR HORSE RAKES,
SOEGO AND CANE MILLS.
iUGAR AKD SYEUP EVAPOEATOBS,
Oerman MILiLEIT, CHUFA,
HOLSTEAD & CO.,
may 17 76 137 & 139 BROAD ST, COLUMBUS, GA.
Rich! Rich f I Rich M!
ELEOANT HEW CLOTHIH&
FOR
1876. SPRING & SUMMER 1876.
fiORHIOfi & liEI
HAVS sew OX IIAKD, AMU ARK OOXSTAWTI.Y RP.CKIVINO, A UIU AXP eOMI-LICTt ASSOKIMKNT
or MKS S. BOYS’ ami CHILDHKN'S CLOTTIfNO AND FUItM HING GOODS
Tlisv ARM cui.rui lUAX kvsa. Cali aud be convinced.
JfEW HAT STORE.
Having pur h-ir I th entlr- stock of K. K. Yonge, Hit or, and r.-.-.-ived a full ass-.rt
men* of New J[,t of a'l kinds, we will continue the hat hiisiuess at No. 80 B.oal Street,
next door to Clothing SU e.
THORNTON & ACER
FAMILY GBOCEF.IES.
CHOICE CONFECTIONERIES AND FRUITS.
J. J. & W. R. WOOD,
NO 77 BKOAD ST, COLUMBUS. OA..
0 iIIDKN BKRt>-\ which art* true ami ‘genuine Northern Seed
CHOICE CONFEoriONEIiIES which we guarivu e-e pure and fresh.
SUGAR and COFFEE, all Gaades.
CANNED GOODS, NUTS, RAISONS, TEAS, SPICES etc, etc.,
U. KE S. TUBS, ’UN WARE, BROOMS.
FOREIGN, am. DOMESTIC FRUITS
Giv# us a call and we will suit you in style and pricds.J
Consignments solicited and satisfaction Guarentecd.
There Is Millions In It !
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COWSERT & KIMBROUGH