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JenKiins, )iV : &*2/Sy-r ®:-N -\: .TlM’* V : : HAViII.TON, . >. M. IIOHIKY. ,A TT 0 R N E Y A T LA W, HAMILTON’, GA. Vlil rorUrme to practice law in all Uso if.la'tc Mi'.l Lofted Status Court*. j, T. ISr/'rxt. H. 0 Cameron BL 0 UNT <f' GA MER ON, ATTORNEYS at law, UASILTsiN, GEMiGiA Will privtice in (lie State and Federal Courts, 'dice in tlie Court House ALONZO A. DOZIEK, A TiyßSey^and-'Counselor at La w, VOLUME US, GA. Prnetiees in State and Federal; Courts in Steo Ria and A1 rbat ■ 1 ' Law a sfecialty. Or rNo. l-o ( olum bus. Ga. dec4 - ly ixxg& Dossier* ATTORNEY-AT LAW. ft,' MILTON, GE RGIA V.Tli practice in the Chattahoochee Circuit, ©ran; here else. Office in the North-vest cornel of the Court-house, up-gtairs. ianß gXo’iumbus Denial Rooms ST. T. POOL, Profbietor, Georgia jlon’f r.Hiltiing, Cnlnmlns, t; i CENTRAL HOTEL, OOIUMCITOUS. ® a ’ Mrs. s. E. Woldridge, Prop’ss. W. R. Mason, Clerk. ? E L & RUSSEL L, 5 at Lam, ' GA fij Stale and Federal \o(* * M ardock^8t °'c, ect, C t'imhui ,Oa- —% * fTf | Iff I | ppf fjb MT 'V , ¥||¥T 11 I >VT A f II 1 fi I If M pH 1 (; li I ii y M It -iLtS. iid 11.0 lL LiJj II JL v i IU 'ii Lvl li OJI 0 THE CRANGEKS’ SEBEJADE. ( Oh, come, my love, and live with me, And Uiep my cottage in the glut) As patient as a bumble-bee, And busy us a setting-hen, 1 1 Oil, rest beneath my fragrant b aver, ' Whore sweet stramonium doth entwine; Come, smell the gentle cauliflower And cull (lie mangel-wurtinl vino. Ah, listen to (lie rural songs; !Tho pea shall wind his magic spell, As Echo plaintively prolongs The warble of the pimpernel, Beyond tho vermicelli row 1 hear the hull-frog’s sigh again, The cackle of the Durham ewe, The bellow of the Berkshire ben. Oil, come, love, come! the morn is fair; I’ll celebrate the day with thee, I’ll merrily dig the Bartlett pear, And shake the r utabaga tree. Oil, bump yourself, my lovely Toll, And in the cause of Anti-monop, \Vc' 11 mulch the turkeys in the fall And graft the long clam on the hop. My sweetest, 1 am fond of mush, And thou wilt set some out for me; We’ll early sow the currant bush And tap the cranberry jelly tree. We'll pull the wool from off the calf, The cottonwood its fleece shall sued, So at the winter will we laugh And gaily weed the oyster lied We’U blithely hoe the winter wheat, We’ll chase the eggs the squirrels lay, And when the bantam hog shall bleat We’ll feed him with Mac clover hay. Ail savory game to tlree I’ll bring; The burdock knows my spear is, sharp; I’ll shoot the dolphin on liiu wing And hit him in the pericarp. Then come, my love, and live with me, And beautify my lonely den, As patient as a bumble-lioe And busy as a setting-lion. GEORGIA. Tho Dcmocnitic State Conventlou. Gen. A. If. Golqullfc Noniinaiod for Governor by .Udauisiftoii. A spevitil disintob from All Miln to the Columbus E quiver, dated Ali gn-t 2, says: Tim convention nssetitbiod i;i fbe hfiH of the House if Hi'Dre-etriniives a 1 noon. S. me five hit died Ipiij*; u ere pvr-'etit arid tb .' n.. i ’' :e:i thronged. Every county vv:... repre- Fft’.fed. lion. C’iffud And -on, of M:toon, ivr.s elected petnm.nnut Ciminnnn. The Full.ut county dclegfition j withdrew t! e name of .John 11. J .'tines , and .isk' and for tho nomination of tlcn. | A. 11. Colquitt for Governor by • acclamation. The Richmond county delegation read a letter from ox-Governor Hot schel V. Johnson, declining to go before the Convention, and givi.-g al legiance to the people’s favorite, Col qui 11, Gen. 11. Colquitt was then nom inated by acclamation as the Demo cratic candidate for Governor of Georgia. There was not ad r nt inrr voice. Immense enthusiasm |>rc vailed. The occasion was one < f great rejoicing. There are no fears of r,n Independ ent running. If one dares attempt the race, he will he the worst beaten man Georgia has ever known. Col quitt will overwhelmiugly carry every county. Generals A. B. Lawton and Join W. Watford, of Xortb Georgia, w elected Electors < *he Su.-eai Lnr, with CJol. L. J. Gartrel), of Atlanta,. and ex-Judge 11. D. D. Twiggs, of j Augusta, as alternates. W. G. Tuggle, of LaGrango, Was elected Elector for the Fourth Dis trict; alternate, Col. E. hi. Burt, of Marion county. Col M. 11. Blandford, of Musco gee, and Mr. John T. Waterman, of the LaGrango Reporter , are on the State Executive Committee from the Fourth District. The C - invention adjourned, after completing all its business. The session was very harmonious, not a single feature occurring to mar the general pleasure, create prejudice or Linder the usefulness of any otic. A serenade was given Gen. Col quitt, the “hero of Oiustce” and tie candidate for Governor of his native State. He, of course, accepts. Speech es were made by other distinguished rout-emeu. There was an immense Cl crowd. „ qhe eiection takes place October 4ih, and will boa “Colquitt "all over J’ HAMILTON, HARRIS 00., GJu . J ST 9. i TiijDO and !ei:n]>::h ns. Ciia They 31s Elected? [From the Richmond Dispaftli.j Can tho Hoopla overoom > the oo | liorts of the corrupt party now in , power, and succeed in placing Tildon and Hendricks in tho offices of Presi dent and Vice President of the United States? The first answer to tlfis in quiry comes from every ton .quo in the words, “If wo cannot elect Tildon and Hendricks we cannot elect any body.’’ More than once before tho meeting of the Si. Louis I'onveniion we had occasion to say that wo did not know that the Dctnoetats o it’d elect TilJcn, but wo were confident that if they could elect anybody they could elect him. Our intercourse at St. Louis with people from different sections has led us to the conclusion that Tildon not only can be but will bo elected. Take the State of Wisconsin, with its teat electoral voles. Nobody in this section ever dreamed that the Democrats of that State entertained any hopes, of giving its electoral vote to the candidate of their party. Yet the delegates from Wisconsin de clared with almost one voice that if Ti.den were nominated he would cer tn n!\ carry that State. 2 hoy did not mto have a doubt r.p.-n ihe subject Tho reason given tie ; that, almost half the voters were Germans earnestly in favor of reform and hard money. Take Massaolmsetts, Tt is a State which we in Virginia concede to the Republicans, without a doubt that it. will go lor them. Yet Massachu setts two years ago elected to Con gress four Democrats and two Inde pendents (Banks and Seelye) to five Republic me, oren ll ao of the attempt of Grant to rule Louisiana by mili tary force. Now, if Grant shall at tempt to coerce the people of Florida, Mis'-c-stppi aud Louisiana into voting i for Ilayes, Massachusetts will almost certainly give her thirteen electoral votes to Tiiden and Hendricks. She js fired of ’.i.ilitui’ii.-iuL'- W-ÜBaut T.’l.ividi, Sontii Carolina, Mi:sissijipi and .Lo'.dsi; na, tho South can give TTien 111 votes. California, Ore gun, Nev da and Golo-ado will in- C tl'lV Mtl V to 122. - Yirk, Ne Jei ;-cy and Connecticut will i ; it. to 170, and Indiana wtl! ijjaffe i’. IPJ—a majovity of the elec toral Ciiiege. Now aid aL”.ss.:ic!)u aelts, which 7 i.detL .. ’d.almo.-1 stirely get if Grant, carries ! y i .ice t.fic fi'iic Suit!hern States named—they can be carried in no other way —and Tiiden will lmve 204 electoral votes. Thus, if Grant allows ilio Southern States to vote as they please, they will vote for Tiiden, and he will be elected; whilst if, ou the contrary, Grant com pels the four States named, to cast their votes to Hayes, Tiiden will be elected by perhaps a still larger ma jority than he will ret ivi if Grant shall let the Southern people vote as til- y desire to do. Tit j reader will notice that wo l ave included no doubtful Slates in our ; calculation —none that we concede to ' bo doubtful. I lore they arc —North-1 ern, Pacific and ii nithern States: Nc*v York j New Jcr.-ey.... , Connecticut.. “ i Indiana California ® Colorado ” '* . /aria ® ama • W AI o o Delaware ® Georgia * I Kentucky 1 - Maryland 8 ' North Carolina lf) Texas 8 Virginia West Virginia ° Total 191 Only 185 are necessary to a choice. Now, which State in the above list is doubtful? It does not include South Ca.olina, Florida, Louisiana or Mississippi, nor a single Northern State that can be considered decided ly Republican. Yet Colorado and Nevada may be omitted, and still there will be vot- * enough left to elect Tild. n and JL nfL', :s. Rut that is not all. Our friends claim Wi-iipo in, and, in the contin gency hereto!- h mentioned, M.t sa* cbusctls. Wo have several strings t our bow. 1.1:n i-, too, is consid ered as not by any means beyond li.c hope of u; ■ :.pti'n. The Chicago Tirrma, the h ading paper in Illinois, which has lever before since w -- have j bel li a regular l’.j? h r of if supported the Democratic Hii'ty, now comes nut boldly for Tildoi ’lndoi and, it advo cated bis electi' v up on the ground IlnV. be is not mill' better *h m Haves, but better than! Hendricks, l etter than his party’s platform, and better than his party, nkd may carry even Illinois. Sncli a iksult would not as tonish us at till. ' s Tho power oft tho goffrl name is great. Tildon ntfvy not be a better man than many others, but he has a better repv • ;i-'iiii) ] ’’pie ;.n flocking to Ins st.Ud nrd. He repre sents something.,]. Ho stands for a policy. He will iguw to bis standard t housnnds of hoi j i a'i-v.ho are but slightly attach'd f. ■ the U>'pu ! *'ic:in p.irly. V.i t. ns •• y .c c.uiionii t*. in Virginia in the . h 1 -ni liope that in November iu ho will be chosen President amidst i;; r.celamations if a reunited and li. py p-eople. WL:>.t the DomcM aSlc House Has 3) ie. The radical prcis and politicians, in their efforts todiscredit the dem ocratic party, are mnstanl.lv making ill-natured and unjust flings at. the democratic housed representatives. This in perhaps net unnatural, for as the old adage h is.lt, “drownin ' men w ill catch at straps.” The follow ing is a synopsis f tho work accom plished by the dolioeratio house in 'tlie few months slice it met: . 1. It, has not!elected a speaker like Schuyler Colli x, who used his high office to emiih himself. It lias not elected a spea ;er liky Jam s (.!. Blaine, who used lis por'tiou to ju f nonce legislation in favor of railroad subsidies; who acted as the agent of a fire-arm* ings and legislation tor so nm U cash down in the shape of railroad bonds. 2. Since it in's last December, it has not been dev;.;.’ in. an a, day af ter day, to get money out ol the treasury. On the contrary, it has cut down the csk-av-i-m: t ■: latcn f tho ’1 5. H -'ml il the Sennte will pas: its bill:, has r.'duwd the run; mg expense; of tho govermiient nearly forty millions of dollars per aimiitn. Instead of nmkiin; ]>! cos i'„. ... .-,H"iri-r -tV fir- ml—rrTTr” - tion, il lias abou-hi and every office th f m a- not ab: diitely neceneaiy. 3. Il has not lega-lati'd a fi'roil niau’s bank into i .vis;:.nee and j.’aec 1 it in the power of a lot of m u to steal the cavings of tlm poor colored mi’ll of the South, amounting to mi’! ions of dollars. Outlie co Iri.y, it has taken the robbers'; and sv.ie :' i-s, who did that infamous work, by tb throat, exposed their rcoahly, an i directed tint officers of the govern ment to send their na.:.:;;; before th ] grand juries, 4. It has gone into President Grant’s cabinet and dragged out of it one of his tiT. • and advisers who abus'd bis high pi a-; who robli "1 dm <L ; and veteran; of tho war;' who aided in cheating ilia living soldiers on the j.;;i: 11 :-; v.-|,o d"i:iiv.ed mor.e;, for every nppoinlnn'.nt. lie made arid brought him to trial for L;s many crimes, 5. It has shown how the funds of tho so-called departin' nta of jn’-ltcc have keen used for the purpose of controlling cleclioas in the south : n 1 in the north; how 1 lie Pn lident put his hand into the |iu>)lic treasure and took out money to aid in his own n - It liti-" exposed the viiliany ~f tVßlieeie, *! iaseaiiiy ol Di’ eti* pnit, and the ;e u ral c rrupt. on of ! that entire branch < f R,(j public service. G. It has stretched its hand across the watiT to London and R’ivcd the honor of the country by cellaring the minister and embassador cxtraordii.a ry, s' io was u- ng Ins i bi'-ne * a our representative to “bull’’ a worth lees mining stock and rob tlm Eng lish people. It has shattered the Dis.tri, t of Columbia ring into a thousand atom ; ir,diced Babcock for complicity with safe btirgh-rs; mi le Harrington a • -litive Sr- i.i ' "e, at.-l 1 • ■ the rottenness and corruption ol Re present commE-iom-rs. f>. It Ins in-.-o.i-:- a rigid seruti ny into the mamjgeme.l of tim navy department, <-xp'--.d the corrupt op erations o! th- Gale..:, mid o.hel plunderers. 9. It b-.i'l bare the striw-bid system in Re p-" ' -of a department and prov.-d that t! e e,entry 1.-i b< c-n annually robbe-l ofbu id re ■ -i ‘amis of* dollar for er qr g letler- wliiili were never wiitten ovci’ routes l hat m ver had an exist ance. KV, .li has imposed the iiunaies of the Indian ring, shown how the In dians are driven on tho war-path | dial army contractors may be eniioli jid and the treasury bled. 11. It lias matured a tnrr'.lV bit! | ivliii'h if llm reiiate wotl’d. agree to it 1 wnu’d do more to start mu idle mills I and furnaces, and factories, and re store pro<p, lity to a'l el at; Ilian my measure wliiea could be devised. It has Jn!<en eon 1 ml of our Indian I tiff lira out. of tint bauds of thieves j who had charge of it bo .ions;, and placed them white thev b long, in i tlie war department. It lias reorgan h; <1 the army ami closed a thouse J avenues ol fraud anil cornipti-ni in every depar nieiit. in—l ' * It— ■ 1 " ■ - Some I’oUtieuj Scripture. We lmve never entertained tt thought that the Presidential cam paign would get along without a lit tle scripture. Governor Same. 1 ,1. Tiiden, tlie Democratic nominee for the Presidency, is prophesied as fol low F.* “Then the L-ed called Samuel; and lie answered, ‘liore am I.’ 1 Saul., lit, 4.” —[(Ttnirh r Journal. “And the Lord called yet again: Samuel. And Samuel arose an i went ,to Eli, and said, ‘Here am TANARUS, for thou didst call me.’ And he answered. ‘1 called not, my son; lie down again.’ ” 1 Sam. iii, 0. — [%. Louie; Globe - Democrat. ‘•And he Lord called Samuel again the third time, and lie arose and went loE’i and said, ‘Here am I, for thou didst call me.’ And Eli perceived that the Lord had called tim-olrtM.” 1 Sam. iii, 8. * Ik Hi * n.'T"tiTß iitvrrr .sWfe.**A!f dilWilUW" 1 ‘Beheld, 1 will do a Idling urlsrael t*t which both tlie ears of everyone that heanqli it shall tingle.’’ 1 Sam. iii, 11. —f Courier Journal. To tho Medical Profession of Georgia. Cji -'vi.uuvN —In !87*| a .ut p-oi.s in eln' hi te cii il war organ ;/.•<] in Athuiin ail as. il l ion called ‘ The A; iit i ition of Gonfeduratu i'.iedical C!Ii.HTfJ.” Tho cet’.pnd an— tiu.il Kesdon of said a.-sociation was held in Richmond, Ya, in 1H75, at ~Tiit:it time 1 w:u appoii’te'i a eom mi iei if ot,. on necrology for the : tte oi Gc-in. As I wish to make a lull t'ejioi I, at the next annual meet ing in Richmond, next October, I beg of you to semi mo the following statistics of any medical officer who died dni'i',!g or riuce the war: Give full iiiiiiu ■ age, date and eirctunctanccs of dciui;, date of enl.crtiig theservicc, comm'tud to whii ii he belonged, date of promotion (if any), changes aud tinte of cliUi go that might hav- been to;.Re ii; his no vice, together v. ith tt short biographical sketch ol bis lif ‘> and any other facts in connection Idiat limy bo of inti rest. If you can not furnish all the above requiae nicutft, give t'Uc.h as) you can, as the i.-fwocialion desires to jicrpetuatc the names and memories i>! all those no bio men who, with tho soldiery, sac rificed their all to our common cause. Thy press of Georgia in requested to give notice of the .above, and, al* though I riecive no remuneration for my services, if any charges are made semi th ; bill to me and I will pay it Add i css, T. 1-’. Wai kuk, M. !>., Goehr.m, G.t. Chicken Chob : ;t. The blu-iby Guide, of the OR in t, contains vuat/ml; il \\ <3 'ijn* iiul'U ! ; a : ul) iniKiiV-i wily for the following euro for chicken ra, t!. u. j.rov.'d .-'o dir istfWJ t-i poultry rai-e-rs. Mrs. Moore says: ‘LaM, year I lost upwards of 100 c lickens. I tried every remedy I could hear of, without success, ’i bis year I have ; i ven my chickens a feed or two ev<:'/ wee; of onion top boiled and ini' ed with me and, and kepi a little sack of tar in the trough, and have found it successful—have not lost a chicken. My neighbor* and the tenants on our place have lost nearly all they bad.’ ” %* <*■••- - The p nutation.-, ui ovo and hn-.ow Bhre.op it", i. >., have he-a greatly damaged by laic floods. The crops in the I' M river bottoms suffered heavily. . ... - - —/>> ♦ * ~ Beow fell to the depth of four incit es on Mount Washington Wedncr lay morning. Sinatof Gordon has introduced a bill to reform llm civil service. Al’ inform comen from tho Democratic side. The Hadieala of 1. uii-iain are dis ■ ■listed with limit S;:. e ticket headed by the notorious I’iiekartl. The Dem ocrats will lieat tvifle nt a?:)’ trouble. Wheeler is out in a letter trying to explain Home of his “crookedness.” IK> and Ilayi s vill have a lively tint" i:i trying to c:-.,.'.d0 their past re cords. The nomination oi Tiiden lias been received with great enthusiasm in Texas, which •remises a tn jority ol 100,000 fertile reform ticket in Ko- V " ! l r '.._ Every minnow wan : to f'.* a whale, and aim.a i. all of ,hem think that they are wind "; bn it. in fir better to be a little fish, e ■.•, .'.tally when there is but little water. llnl.eil Lim eln, the only surviv ing son of President Lincoln, lias taken tlie stumps in 1 linois for Til den and Hendricks. How do you like that, Had ? When General Colquitt was or dered to fall back during tho battle ol Oiustco, his reply was, “Send mo more ammunition.” And so the fight went on, and the victory was won The Marietta Journal says tho innumerable grasshoppers ia Cobb courtly are clearing Iho corn and cot ton, leaving tho stalks barren of leaves, and fanners have the “blues’’ considerably. A son jt Ji fl t roti Davis is a mem ber of the Chickasaw Guards, of eminent to avenge (lie death of Gen eral Custer. What are the Radicals going to do for loaders in Thomas county? They used to count them by the doz en; now they can count them on ono hand without counting tho thumb. V ' r a>, . Ilpw hav.o thy mighty Tall on. —] Times. All right., gentlemen; go ahead if you think the negroes can carry this county. After having bartered your manhood and self-respect, you’ll find that Thomas county Democracy means victory, and that they will sweep tho enmity this fall like n whirlwind. .Tnst prepare your barges for salt river.- - [ Times. Our English <• .. .ms do not thick very highly of t ho Cincinnati nomina lions. They want to know who is Mr. Kayos, and and ■(Tiro that hit prin cipal “merit is that he is almost un known,” which, in tli ;r mitt ter—of fset way, they consider a poor roc— o huh tala; ion for tho office of Prom-' (1 nt of the; o United Ratio.—| JV T . I //• raid. (,’ATKiif'iu,Aii>. —Tlie Albany News oi! ; ;i; : j.re i'IICO of cut' rpillnrs IU ll,e cottmi plantation:,-it. Soulliwest <;ru (R: .rc/ia. The first seen wore found on tlie 4i.ii of July, and ou the 10;h iiiw.’i'it Mr. Wilbam Godwin brought into Albany ami exhibited several leaves containing the worm in tho webbed Rate. The Barnn pa per Kays corn has been injured by the lat e dry weather. Ono of tho most gratifying ftcoes- Tmr to the ranks of the workers for 'I i.Tsi and Hendricks is Ms. W. 11. I fermion, of Illinois, for twenty-five years tiro lav partimr and bosom ft hold of Al> ali; :*i Lincoln. Ho do cbired at a nitilicriicn mu ting at Hpr! I .field last week ilia’, ho was for 'Hld'-n I It land reform, and should i.aboi fimn imw 'mlif No veniber next on the slump, thhaugb the pro sand through every channel by which thotiglit, could resell thought fir their election. His speech wji.t reiicived with great applause. The lor .yth AdocrLt. r states that Mr. W. G. (J iidu-'r, a g.-ntlemitti and nn old Confederate soldier, living at O.r.rir, vilie, in Monroe, county, says li- ; 'not. and captured General 11. B. li.iye-, at Re battle of Chaticcllors vj. eon the Gih <-f IMny, lfbf. Mr. Gardner was a member of Company \, Fourteenth Georgia regiment. (•... , |; ' I ..iu*comtnauding i.G company, e infirm* the statement of Mr. Gardner. At that time Mr. G, lit tic dr: anted that ho wat captur* .j titan who Would bcCOtllC SO promuicut in the poii.ics of hi*coun try. $2.00 A YEAR GOVERNMENT OF GEORGIA. II.V KISITIV* wr/UITMUST. I enes J! Smith governor 1’ W Alexiimler ami .1 VV IVarrrn aceretarW exnoiltve flrpui tinent. Thom.'i; (' Howard and Bamtic! G William' cltwk xcciitive ilrpartinrut, t I ( im|iiuHwiirratit clerk. W II (Irlgsiiy mes'mger andntconfibg e’oib stsu: nocar orrntKßs. N t ’ P irr.ctt secret try of state. .1 E Junes dark. W t. (lolilrmltU comptroller general. .1 W ltiuifror urul .1 W Oolilsmith clerks. •Kilm .'diii s trensnrer. Vi Ii r Uilovo clerk. .!•• 4 Branham Hlirarian IV \ l'’!cwcllcn siiji't of imlillc biiililings, etc I, .i Orr i.tulr school commfsKtoMir. Dr 1 li<>m:i !• (ii ■si nip'l f lunatic aajdq# V' i Williams aup’t academy for the Miad VV O Connor Btip’t deaf rmd dumb asylum. r.h KBMC Cllt lIT. Itin 1! rum Warner cliiof juslico*. Him II K McG’jy judge). Him tt P 1 rippo judge. N 1 Hammond nttoVni'y-general. 1) Harrison clerk. Hem \ .1 iclison repoitcr. tO'pH'iao i.'uurl tits at. scat of govern m> nt, Is i. ti'.ig on the third Monday in Jail o ' rv mid first r.day in July in each year CIIATTAKiJUITIEE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. M. 1. Cm wlol and ju !gi W A Eittle solicitor genera Clmttuhooi'hoo- sth Mondays in March and ftcpti ml st. lliinis 2d Monday!ln April and Octchar. Marion- Md Mondays in April and October. Museop'c- 2d Mondays In May and Nov’bei Ktewiirt- Ith Mondays In April and October Talbot—2d Mondays hi March mid Kept'tier Taylor -Ist Mondays in April and October SEW UILILIXEBY GOOFS Mos Many L. Bauor, bos again opened hei stock ut her OLD STANK and will be {.leaned to wive her old friend and ens tom fin, and afc many nilJ give lior w call. Bhe will noil low forCitfih, rj*u (juiirraulee Satinfucliou, A WANT SUPPLIED! Frank N. Couloa, | iVA TCIIMAKER .C JEWELER. [East Tide, Dnllic Square ) • (locks and IVatchn l.'li c.ucd and llojiairul at the mos REA S ON A RLE It A TER. li..iv pcrmnnanlly located in II Muit.Tox. Ga., I am now prepared to U till work in my line at prices to ni> the bard limes, and wi 1 always < 'il AN TEE SATISFACTION. 1778 THECREATCEXm'MAL/871 I'aitlua iK -iri'ig lufimriarion as to bosl ■ at...; to tl c.'iN’i'ENSlAb. or to any ot ihe B""' 1 a r H ■ -Ji t ! or 111 any other point II the couuiiv, sliould address It. W. WRFNN, Oem r.d l'.u..;riigi-r Agent Kciinusaiv Rout% Ailama, Oa. Tin; Georgia Daily Coramoiwi allt iH I rlifj; lIFD EVERY EVENING (Except Sunday) llv nip. CoMMoxwtnnrn t’oewsniko Compaxi ATEANTA,GEORGIA And 1. < dllcd by Got. Caiiy W. .- ivi.xs, lati ol the Albany Nows, with efficient osristanU iu (' "i",i)Nv. i;Amn ;;ivi tl.c current lies' of Hi city, .-hate and olsewheru, market re poi-iA and' vi<e"*oiis editorial* on Municipal Roll lieu I anri General Subfects. Tliceoniiirr < cnvii. s, Stite Nat’oual, wiu ;f l ; 'v.i ,ir .! pioperiy jircient and vrhlh: tu Mechanical and Agricultural inter c-Blk of tlm State will n t be mglcctod _ t baba Ini ye. amt rapidly increuiing circuiatidn TERMS- One month, 76 cents ; 'i wo months, $1 23 Four months, $2.00 ; On# year, *0 00. I'IIINTINU, BINDING and HUMNG o; every kind, demo in tiro bent style aud al low. st prices. COMMONW .VTTH I’llW-WIIING CO., ATLA NT A, O' EUUOIA . / > } C* 5 N NA:vA ' ' '- -