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VOL. IV—NO. 43. THE JOURNAL liY LA HATTfi & ftiANBERHY. CASH SUBSCKUTION BATES. One copy one 'ear ™ 0„e eo|>' - *** ™ nth * 1 -V One copy three month* \ny one furnishing five subscribers,.with the nionev, will receive a copy free. Subscribers wishine their papers chane.il from or.e po t-otSce to another, must state ,1„. name of the post-office from whjch they wish it changed, a* well ag that to winch thev wish it sent. All subscriptions must Vo pai l in advance. 'lhc paper will be stopped at the end of the time pai l for, unless subsciiptions are pre viously renewed. * Fifty numbers complete the year. CASH ADVERTISING BATES. Set™ Imo 3 nios [ 6 raw j)2 in** rTncii T*2somo * 6 00 *!0 00 2 inches'.. 4SO 725 11 00 18 Oil o inches .. 500 900 11 00 22 0(1 4 nehU . 550 11 00 IP 00 27 00 J column.. 600 14 00 25 00 35 00 I column.. 12 50 25 00 40 00 60 Oil I column.. 22 00 41 00 6.2 00 100 00 Marriaees and deaths not exceeding .six iues will l<e published free. Payments to lie made quarterly in advance, according to schedule rates, uuless otherwise agreed upon. Persons sending advertisements, will state the length of time they wish them published and the space they want them to occupy. Parties advertising by contract will be re tracted to their legitimate business. I.EGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Sheriff’s sales, per inch, four weeks.. .$3 50 “ mortgage fi fa sales, per inch, eight weeks 5 s*l Citation for letters of administration, guardianship, etc., thirty day* 3 00 Notice to debtois and creditors of an estate, forty days 5 00 Application for leave to sell land, four weeks 4 00 Sales of iand. cite., per inch, forty day* 5 00 “ “ perishable property, per inch, ten days • • ■ - 0b Application for letters of dismission from guardianship, forty days 5 00 Application for letters of dismission from administration, three months 50 Establishing lest paper*, the full space ef three mouths, per inch < 'lf* Compelling titles fiom executor* or ad ministrators. where bend lias been given l>v tho deceased, the full space of three months, per inch i 00 F.s ray notices, thirty days 3 00 Ku'e for foreclosure of mnitcage, four months’, monthly, per ’net, 0 00 Rale of insolvent pipers, thirty dais... 3 ( *> Homestead, two week* 2 (l O Business CRrds TDc. T- J JeE Ivins, V. ;, . ~ f -V --' D X N' ™- - ' HAMILTON, GA. J. M. M O KI.EY, attorney at law, HAMILTON, GA. V.'i’l rcr.fimie to practice law in all the State Mai United S'ate* Courts. J, T. Bi/ust. H. C C.vct.p.on JiLOUNI tC- CAME HON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Hamilton, nr.fsr.cn Will prrrtice in the State and teoeral Comts. Office in the Court House ALONZO A. DOZIEK, Attorney and Corxsr or at Law. COL VIIBUS, GA. Fraction in State and Pwieral Courts in ibo r pra and Alabama. Makes ('omncrcial f.nw a specialty, Office over No. 126 Colum bus. Ga. dec4-lv Hines DoEicr, ATTORXEY-AT LAW, HAMILTON, GEORGIA Will practice in the Chattahoochee Circuit, or unywhere else. Office in the Northwest corner of the Court-hocse, up-staire. iaiß Columbus Dental Rooms W. T. TOOL, Proprietor, Georgia Home Building clumbus, R. A RUSSELL. C. R. RUSSEELL RUSSELL & RUSSELL, Attorneys at Loir, OOLUMBVK, - GA Will practice in the State and Federal Court*. o over Aeee & Murdock’s hto' e. £0 Broad street, Columbus, Ga. ’!Sif\V yiLILIXEIiI COOKS! Mm Maet L. Rain baa again opened her stock at her oL 13 ST .A IST 13 • % will be plowed to R rve . ’ner > ar;d customers, and a* many new on P've her a call. She will -cil low lor Caah.wil at; of action guarantied. .\o\PWltlL. Nonpareil (non palely 1. Something of unequaled excellence:peerless thing or person. 2. A sort of type quite small, and the smallest now used except four, namely, agate, pearl, diamond, hrillmit.— Web-ter. 3. A sugar plum.—Simmons. I know such a pretty little gill— In my heart she's a reigning bcl'o— Sb is no diamond in the rough, Nor ixaded Nonpareil. She has do-inxiox of my cask. And by som ■ ui.vgic s. ell She roles the lever of my roust, Fur she is Nonpareil. Of all that's good, and brave, .and true, And chilli ant, too, as well, She is a perfect I'.*uacon She’s spun Howpircil. She h:is such coyish, winsome ways, Sweet face, and, truth to tell. There is no primer lass than she, For she is Nonpareil. Oft in my dreams, np and down 1 cilase her through "the dell, And try to clasp her fleeting fobm, So like the shy gazelle; She. blushing, tarries on the bank, Her eyes the story tell That I'm the only lucky qroix Em-braced by Nonpareil. Once, when T brought a moss r sebud To twine in her silken hair, I put her carmine lips to press. And placed my imprint there; Her form locked in my arms, she said. ‘ I'm thine! —my love, farewell!" And off sbe tripped as I kissed my hand To PAsn-ing Nonpareil. THE PURE-MINDED PARROT. If it was’nt Adirondack Murray then it was some other clergyman who was hunting along the wharves the other day to find a vessel ju*t from t’ne African coast, hoping that some of the crew might have brought home an . ianocent-bearted, pure- ' minded parrot, which might be pnr- ! chased at a reasonable figure, and • trained up in the way good parrot* ! should walk and talk. The v- - was fonnd, and the sailors had brought back a solenoid s; eeims-n of African parrot, and they di lu’t want but five dolbf for it. Tin-clergy man admired its plumage, thought the age jr ns just il-ht. i quired after its genera? Itwhlr, attd '* “Has the bird yet attempted to atter any word* ?” “Hies* vatir top-nils, but she talks as will as a by ten years obi,'’ replied the sailor. “Then I dot,’ v. an! her. She has probably ciug’nt up a great in:- y bad expressions, atid Mi'* would not he a fit pet for mv household.” “Avast now!” fid Jink. “Do von snp; use that a man like me, who reads the good book twice a day, would have a bad bird around him? Stand hack and I’ll show you u hat a Ch.ristir.n bird I’ve nude of her.’’ Giving Polly a ran on the h • and to wake her tin, the sailor called on : “Now, P. llv, who was the first man ?” “Adam,” was the prompt reply. “That’s so, Polly. And now tell this pond man who was di*t cast into tbe lion’s den “Daniel,” was the answer. “Did yoo ever see Shch a bird be fore?’’ asked Jack of the clergyman. “While other parrots will blast your eyes and bless vour parsnips, this one turns to religion and keeps her mind on Leaven. Now, Polly, who was tucked away in the bulrushes when he < too small to carry sail for himself?’’ “Moses —Mores,” quacked the bird. “Dirt she a diamond ?” exclaimed Jack trying to wink at the minister with both eyes. “I must confess the is the be*‘- mindad parrot I ever saw or heard of,’’ replied the clergyman. “That isn’t half -he ean do, skip per,” continued the sailor. “Now, my clear Polly how many command ments are there ?’’ “Ten,’’ screamed Polly. “That’s right, old gal Now tell the man which the first day in the week.” “Sunday,” was the quiet reply. “I tell you,” remaiked Jack, as he turned to the clergyman, “I was bronght tip right, and I’ve been try ing to bring that bird up right. She’s worth twenty debars to arty mar, but seeing you preach tti Gos pel, you shall have her for hve.” ‘I guess I’ll ike her,’ replied the minister, producing his wallet. As I said before the bird is one of ten thousand, and you deserve credit for the care you have taken in her teaching.’ ‘I hope I do sir,’ was Jack’s mod est reply, and then giving P Iy a rap on the Lead, he inquired : HAMILTON. HARRIS C0..-GA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1876. i ‘Now, then, gel your bearings and ; tell me who was going to offer his j son ns a ssctifioe ?’ ‘Abraham !' shouted tlio bird, shaking iis leathers as if greatly pleased. ‘You’ll sit up n’ghts to hear that ; bird talk, you will,’ said the sailor. | ‘lf I hadn’t said five debars to you I should say ffliy to the next man. I i never had time to learn her, hut I believe I could have that bird sing ■ ing tiome in just one voyage to Liverpool. She s'arted out to sing Old Hundred, one day when we wore ofl St, Helena, and it the captain hadqff yffled out jusl then, I b; ljcve ill? bird would Lave picked t:p the whole time like a whistle,’ The clergyman said he would go and pnnehase a small cage iu which to remove the bird, and he had start ed for the rail when Jack called out: “Just hear one more question. I want you to appreciate this bird for what she’s worth.” The clergyman went hack to tb" cage, and Jack shook up the bird, and called oir: “Pollv, old gal, who did the ravens feed? Spr-ak up sharp, nosv,” “Lij h!’’ shrieked Polly, Rooming greatly adgered over the Shaking; and after an interval of a few seconds she continued: “Where in li—l's them crackers?” Jack and the good man looked at each other for a moment, and then the minister climbed slowly over the rail, never to return—not even to get his five-doflar 1 ill. “See wh o you did !” yelled Jack, as lie turned to the bird. And all the answer that Polly made wa* to softly say: “Cussum!” IYh.it Rats For. Of what, me is the rjit to man? Well, not very much that w e know oi; yet a few items may be mention ed, Prcb.' Iy we ti.u<t n>t attach | iinis*li imporiar.ce to ’he aliiged pro-! * j flirtirp<iws knaw.s a per o -V cliches, that person will sj e- ilily die; tt if lie suddenly quits a house, the house will ve;y shoiuly be bunn and down; that if tie: deserts a ship, the ship i- in a sink ing state. A inil! at Peel els wa* sud deidy deserted by a whole colony ofl rats about twenty years ago; two! hours afterward the mill was burned • down. Bin it must be e ufi-ssed that ; the logic l* very weak which proves, j from these facts, the possession o* any prophetic power by Mr. Il.it. j We have ividence ill .t he has some times been made useful as an li. E. or 11. A, James, in his military oic tlionary, say : ‘-flats are sometimes used iii military < | eratiens, particu larly in enterprises for the purpose of • setting fire l<> gnupo’.vd; r. O.i these occasions a lighted match is tied to t lie tail of the : nii: al. Marshal \an ban recommeijd-, thcielore, that the uJis of i owder inng .zincs should be made very thick, and the passages for light and air so narrow a. not to ad - . nut rat-. We do not know whethe r a cruel sport can be called a useful employment of rats; but an account is given of a strange proceeding at Heine. A large number of ruts were ! dipped in spirit* of turpentine, set on fire, and made to rush down an open flight of steps near the Vatican; they reached the bottom as masles of I charred flesh, amid the shouts of the ! populace. Hits are worth three shillings a cicz n, to furnish a supply to those 'brutal exhibitions in which | rat-killing terriers show their-power. Hats are also caught f-r the value of their skins. There is a firm at Paris w hich buys the skin tor this purpose: The fur is dressed into a very good suhsiitute lor heaver; while the pelt !or membrane is dressed into leather ; -o fine, elastic and close as to be used ; for the thumbs of the best glows, j If one believes that rats are not used for human food, he nuts’, change his \ opinion. In Paris, the chiff-niera or bone grabbers eat them. Gpp i • eat such rats as are caught in stacks and barns, and are It.;- strong in fla vor arid odor than those that feed ; omnivorous]y. In China, sp it rat j are bought a- a (Inintv An English surgeon of some note Lad them cook ■df r h own eating-. In a man- f war, w here the rats made havoc with the biscuit, the sailors had a regular battle, and brought down numbers of them; Jack made a rat-pie, baked it, and liked it. At the.siege at Malta, : the French garrison w hen famished, , i Hired as nmoL as a dollar a head for rat;, or two dollars if barn-fed. An Editor In Iloaron. Just as if editors were not in the habit of going to Heaven! We’ll venture to **y that a greater portion of them go to that home of those who have pe foun.d their mission of ; mercy on earth, than uni other pro j fession or calling that poor mortals | fill. An editor in Heaven! There’s nothing strange •about that, at all. It’s almost a moral as well us profes sional impossibility for them to go anywhere else. Once upon a tjipe, after tho demise of A member oft Tic “corps editorial,” lie presented l.im#tf at the gates of the Holy City and requested admis sion. The doorkeeper nuked him what had been Ids occupation on terra firma. He replied that he was an editoi. Well, said the watchman, we have a crowd of your kind here now, and they all’came in as dead heads. If you can qiay your passage you can come in, if not, you must place yourself under the control of a personage you ruled tyrannically down below (meaning the D>’\il). Not having tho wherewith to go in, our brother of*the quill and scissors posted off anti uresented himself at the entrance of Clootie's dark do mains. Avery dark-complexioned gentleman stood sentry, and asked iu a gruff voice, “Who comes?’’ “An Humble disciple ot Fust,” was the calm reply. “Then hold on, you can’t be admitted,’’ exclaimed the gentleman in blafck, evincing consid erable agitation, and fiercely scowl ing on him. “ Why not?’’demanded Hie t)po, who began to get huffish, and looked - rrtjund for a ‘sheep’s foot,’’ with which to force an en trance. “Well, sir,” replied hi.-t salvo ma jesty, “so let one of your profession in jn re mmiT v* nrs ago, and tie kepi: up a centir.ual row with I,is former delinquent subset ibers, and as we have more <f that class of persons here than at y other, we have passed a law Ligliiblyag the julniissbm of .my ©drors, only t hose -who have ad vanced our interest in their papers on earlli, and even tin.so we keep in a sep rate room by themselves. You have published many tilings that op erated against u, and al ways ldamed the Devil for everything that went vvr- n", so you can’t come i". Wc enforce this rule w ith,out respect to persons, for our ow n peace and safety. You can just travel.’’ Casting a droll leer at the outside sentinel, onr typographical friend started off again, determined to gel in up above. This tune lie took v it!; him an old fi o of his paper, and pre senting it to tlu* guardian of the Ce lestial City, requested (hat it might bo carefully ex .mined, and they would see whether he was entiil.d to a free ticket. In due course of lime ihe cos.doctor came a’ong and foi.k in, toiling him that he pub lished many good ihii g* and had been a martyr fb tl ■ cause of human improvement, and ihat resolution* hail been pas.-ed to admit all mem bers of the “art pn-.-ervative’' who had abused the Devil while below. He added that they were punish' and enough Gy their being with the “devil’’ all their lives, tluir future punishment was commuted. lie further sti'ed that not one delinquent sub-criber could be found in a ! l Hea ven.—[ 7Vto ters' Circular. Tub Day You Vv’kke Hokx.— Hr re is an infallible method of dis covering the day of the week on which a given day of month any number of years previous occurred. To ihe number representing vour age at your next birthday, add one fourth for leap years ; this amount divided by seven, and the remainder counted back from the day of the week on which you were horn. For instance, on your birthday,you w ill be 24 year* old, divide this by 4, and the quoieiit 5, added to 2t giv- - 30, the amount, which divided by 7, the number of days in a week, gives four weeks and the remainder two days. Now, if your birthway in 187 C comeson Monday, count back two days and you have the day of which yon wire born, Sat unlay. A Nebraska paper invitingly says: “Who rays farmer* cannot grow rich in this State ? Fifteen year* • go a young man came here #i l/ ir a d.d ar in the world. L ist week he went home, carrying with him the sum of one dollar and thirty-eight cents, the savings <f fifteen • ean, of frug o life. C> est ycut g man. C.me West.” Going Cotulltig. One of the chief compensations of a woman’s life i* found in the fact that she does not have ‘to go a conning.” It must be confessed j that, in these days, flu* modern belle does her share of tlie wooing, but j she does not have to dress up in a stiff collar, end a pair of hoots two sizes two small fur her, and walk tip to cannon’s mouth of her inumora j ta’s family, consisting of fa' her, and | mother, and grandinothei, mid maiden aunt, and hn’f-a-d i brothers and sisters, and inquire, in a trembling voice: “Is Miss Ara bella at bom< ?” W believer a man goes a courting everybody seems to know all about it. 11 is demeanor tells the obser vant spectator tho budiies- he i* in i tent upon. lie night just as well ! placard himself with the legend, “I go a courting.’ Everybody is cogni zuit of it, aniTLioks knowing; and a*ks hitn it the ’northern lights were bright la*t night about one o’clock,’ and ‘how the market i* for kerosene up fo Daddy Brow n’s,* and a score of o;her questions equally out of place. Wo have ill our family at present a young man who is deeply, we : trust successfully, engage 1 in going a-conrting; and our warmest' sym pathies have been arou-e l for him. When Sunday afternoon arrives it is plain to sea that something is about to happen. Our young man is fidgety and non communicative an 1 jannoi Mt in one place half a minute at a time. He is continually inter viewing his watch and comparing it with the old eight--iav coffin-shape 1 j clock in the corner. He looks in the glass frequently, and draws his i forehead locks first b.ck and then forward, and combs them up and pats them down, and is unsatisfied with the effect throughout. . The smell ol bay ruin and lorg.i --m-nt is painfully apparent. When he shakes <ut his handkerchief IV II- K is percept il dp. His boots shine like minors. There is a faint door of cardamon seeds in his breath when ho yawns. 11a smooth* his | budding mustache with : ffob'.ionnte little pat*, and feels Ids invisible side whiskers continually, to make sure they are still there, a fact which is not cslnbiished to outside observers .by the -euro of sight. He tries on all his stock of neckties without finding just the tiling ; end lie lias spasms of brushing ids coat, that commence with violence, and last til! one grow* nervous for fe,.r the broadcloth wid never be able to stand it. lie declines soup that day at din ner. Helens it i- bccuti-e lie does not feci hungry, but we know i; is because there are onions in it, and oid->iis, as ev-wy oh*; know , do not sweeten one’s breath to any great extent. If spoken to on a sudden, he Maris an ! hlusiic-', and looks as guilty as if lie had been caught stealing something and directly one does not speak to him, he goes back to the delightful occupation of staring at nothing, and waiting for the hour hand to creep around to seven. And at seven, he sots forth, clean and tidy from top toe, looking pre eirely :is if he had just stepped out of a band-box. ‘Tommy, my son, what are yon going to do with that club ?’ ‘S- ml ii to the editor, of course.’ lint what are you going to i.d it to tin editor for?’ ‘Cans-.’ he. ays if any body wiil send him a club, he will send them a copy of his paper.’ The modi'r came near fainting tut recovered herself sufficiently to ark, ‘lint, Tommy dear, what do yon suppose he wants with a club? ‘\V<•!!, I don’t know, replied the urchin, unless it i- to knock down subscriber* ns don’t pay ft r their , papers. I suppose there are plenty of such mean people.’ No woman, however nervous she may be, has any right to wake her husband from a sound sleep to tell him, on hi* inquiring what i* the matter, “Nothing, only I wanted to know if you were awake.” A clergyman, not a thousand miles from Augusta, after finishing hi* *• -r --iiion and announcing a temper:. tax lecture, said be had some co’tou se.-d for fttle, of anew variety, which could he had at—-- only three d< !- lars ■; bushel. R vitro of Drummers. A fcwj'days ago [b,bout dusk, a stranger called at the residence of a hunk cashier in St. Lotus, and in ireducing himself said ho desired some private conversation on busi ness of importance. Tho cashier thereupon led him to a private room; gave oidi-rs that, they were not to be disturbed, seated himself asked his mysterious acquain'anoe to communicate thu object of his visit. The man coughed once or twice, and then said : ‘Being the cashier of this hero fi nancial institution, 'of course you keep (lie key of tho sale ?’ The cashier said fit* did. ‘And you know about tho bank robbers that go around and tie and gag cashiers and their families, and with pistols at their heads, compel them to give np Ihe keys ?’ The cashier sail he did. ‘An i you have heard about the Davenport brothers and the spiritu alists and things ?’ The cashier said he had. ‘Now,’ sid the stranger, ‘l’ve been studying up the whole business and I hav found out how to over come them ?’ ‘You don’t say k ?’ ‘Yes, sir. For five dollars I will impart to you a secret which my at some future time save your !i!e and the funds entrusted to your care. I will show yon how to untio any scries of knots however complicated; to remove a gag from your month, and, in fact; to set yourself free. I can release myself in 2 14, a:i 1 wi h 1 one week’s practice I’.l bet ilust yon can show better than three minute*. You ree tho advantage of my sys tem ? Thors is no need to resist and got shut ; all you have to do is to let them tic you up, and as a >on as they have taken the key and gone, why you just let yourself lo >sc and give the alarm.’ Tho cashier said it was a remarkable invention. , ‘.You bet il is,’ irnid the inventor; .and I never tike any money for it : ti:l my customer* arc satisfied of my honesty in dealing-with them. Just 5 iet me gag and bind you, nnd then I’ll give you simply directions what j to do, and it you don’t’unloose your ; self in five minutes nnd express your | entire satisfaction with tho process, j I’ll give you $lO. If you find that 1 am a man of my word you’ll pay s3.’ The cashier said that nothing could he fairer. ‘Another thing,’ continued the : visitor, ‘l’m a poor man, end tins secret is my only stock in trade, so I’ll ask you not to leach any one else how to do it, f*>r that would spoil my j business.’ Tho cashier consented to tho ar rangement. ‘T ike tliis £!0 hill,’ said tho other. ‘lf I fill, yon keep it. If you arc satisfied you will return it to me with another *3. And now this i* how we do it.’ fio saying ho took a rol I of cord and a gag from his pockets and with great dexterity tied that cashier hand and font, and gagged him so that he couldn’t w ink. ‘Now yon are tied pretty firmly, ain’t you ? You wouldn’t think you could ever get loose, would you ?’ The cashier looked the replies he could not speak. ‘I don’t think yon could myself said the inventor ; find i.-t me tell you my name, Jo*se 11. J unes the notorious train robber, and if y " don’t fork that key in three seconds I’ll cut your throat from ear to ear. I beg your pardon ; you can’t, but I’ll take it myself. It’* no trouble.” and turning that cashier over on his back like a turtle, he took tho Key. ‘I won’t tako your pocket bo.d;,’ he unid, ‘for the $lO is yours, ns 1 don’t think you will lie able to get. loose in five minutes, or five ours eiihc-r. So long, sonny,’and with a con t<- ous bow he quitted the apartment and proceeded io the Link, where he rilled as completely nnd leisurely as if he had been one of the directors. The sad event ha* o.i t a gloom over the community. A Kansas tombstone pays the fol lowing beautiful tiibutc to inno cence: “W ill a yell nn Ia whoop, II.; (lie.l of the croup." “Furewe 1, Su.-uu, you have driven me to the grave,” wrote John Larch, four yeats ago, and left the note on lLa ii.tr bank. lie was arrested the other ilay in Cincinnati, ii.iug with another uduau. $2.00 A YEAR GOV ERMHENT OF GEORGIA, executive department. Ann M Smith governor. 1’ \V Alexander and J \V Warren secretarial executve department. Thomas C Howur-I and Samuel 0 William* cleik* executive department. •I 1! C.impinll warrant clerk. W II Grigsby messenger and recording clerk. state house omems. N C Barnett secretary of state. .1 P Jones clerk. W L GoUbniitli comptroller general. J W Uenfroe and .1 W Goldsmith clerks. John Kmc* treasurer. Miller GHcvc clerk. * Joe! Braiihon lilirttrinn. K A Flewellen snp’t of public building*, eto. U .1 Orr state school commi-einucr. Itr Thomas F Green sup't of lunatic asylum W 1) Williams sup’t u'odouiy lor the blind. W O Connor sup't deaf and dumb asylum. SUPREME COURT. Hon Hiram Warner chief justice. Hon H K Met lay judge. Hon K I’ Trippe judge. N .1 Hammond attorney-general. Z D Hairisen chirk. Hen y lacks >n reporter. The Supreme Court Fits at scat of irovem nieiit, is'Kimiiai; on the third Monday in Jan unrv an ) first M m !ny in Jiffy in each year Ci! ITTAH CCIfEE JUOICI.U CIILL’IT M. J. Crawford jndge W A little .'. .solicitor general Chattahoochee—th Mi“*day in March and September. liar l is— 2d Monday* In April and October. Marion —3d Mondays in April and October. Muscogee— 2d Mondays in May and Nov’lier Stewart— 4th Monday* in April and October. Talbot-2d M> iHuy* in March and s’ept’bcr. Tavlor —lst Monday* in A:uil and October. MORNING .NEWS, SAY ATS All, GA. lit!! POLITICAL CAMPAIGN OK 1876, Wllll'll include*National, Mute an.l county elections, and which will eml .ii'ite lv li-thu most hi live anti h ti-v cui'e t,-. lof hi))' - i 11 i.i the mem irnhle ta’.Vtu. of 1800. is now f irlv upend. The Nation .1 !’em x ratic Party will this year in iko a Ik 1 i, vi:- mu*, anil i*vil>t le.g “tier ssful strugglu for tlm imin*a.n>ncc ami supremacy of those tiiiipleH which are vital to ihe prmjviity of Oi*- Pu'puhlii. ami - Ki-nliial 0. tha •trll-ls’lng of the [*-■ >ple* In a.hliton to tin) Presidents! vlidlon, tho I iieoplv Georgia and i'i ridn will elect new j S. lie giiveri'ienls. In K.mida the Caiep’WW ; promises to he unusually vuoroii*. and iliero ! is a prol ability liiat for the li st time scnce i Ihe svar !lie |*- j.i of that Itadieftl-iid.liu i State will e!e t it 1 Man cr..tic State yi rcrn I inert. In lh.se runpaigu* the people of iho | South are d-iplr interested;ami every entel | iigent cUisen . who la* t c welfare of his j country and Ills .Ca tion nt heart, shoiild ne i iiii.iint him elf with every u’eta'l of the great work of redemption am 1 reform that is now coing on. To this md he sWd ►nhwiibe to ns’st in eircnlating the SAVANNAH MOKNINst NEWS, an indcjs ni'ent IVm crat e newspa j.r, of pronounce opinions and fearless in their exj.r, s-i >n;a piper that is reoafiria ev erywhere ft* il e beet <hd y in the South’ I's editorial depaitmenfsi' vigorous, thougntfnl, and eomisieut, widle i ‘i- now* and l.xal de partment are marvels of i.id'i.t y nnd ci.m p'ctenetM. It* department of Ge ryla and Florida nrV.iir* i* not confined to a mere lr -reu summary of event* transfdrins iu Ihoee Stat a, but is enlivened by comment at once apt t'meiy. and ra y. Idle ampie ie. on lees of tde e tall! i.hrnent .. ill !■ ievoted to lurr.ishmg the rearlem of the Moruins TffowS v*,th the latest int. Ihgenre from .ill |-<ut of tire world, throntih the pre a dispatches', |e i l:tl tel.-erame. aid hr nnaiia of special cor ri Kpe.ndence; and fhntich thee agenci •* the pnp.r will be tbo oirle-t chrun'cfcr ol every l ot •■vmthy Inci lent of the political campaign of isrti. SUIWRimOK i itd'y, 1 year $lO 00 " 0 month* 500 ” :> months II 50 1 Tri-weekly, 1 year 0 00 0 uiontl s ,i 00 0 Month* 600 ! Weekly, 1 year h* 00 " 0 months 1 8 " .'I month* 00 I Specimen -eat free on receipt of f>cents, ‘ '),,ev can lie vent by Punt Uftice Older, JtcgUicred better, or Ex; re *, at oar risk. J. 11. E-TILL. Havana ih. Ga. The Ucczsiit Daily Cunmonvialh. IS PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING (Except Sunday) Br hie ConMOKtrxAiTii IYbusbixo Compaxt ATLANTA, GEORGIA. And is edited by Cot. Cauv W. Styles, Lite ol the Albany New*, with etlirienf u*i taut* Tilt ('oxMoawKAirß give* the current Ken .if the lily, State, an 1 ei where, niwul re Ij .ity and vUorou* editorial* on Municipal | Politleal and General fcubjvciH. The coining ce.tivu*., State National. tW ;1m clorety watched ad properly pre-ented : while the •li-vlmnical and A nicultuml inter* i.ttd 111 the Statu wi.l n t te neglected ha* a large and rapidly iui rowing lireulsfiott. T (hKMnS. * One month, 75 evils; iwonscnthß, ?1 25 Four month-*, ; 0e ve.r. s(} t)0 VHisnm, mxutm ami nuusu of ( very doiw io UlO ami lowest f*r itVH. COM M S WEALTH ITBLfSI NO <U JIIMVJ'A. SatfittlA ll " '