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town AM) COUNT* DIRECTORY. TUB CHURCHES, VmcMacat U.o lii,. Ist ('lnirob on the _ V third Sundays, nnil Saturday Ix-fore .y in each month K,v .S. T. KU p™JhIDK t the Metho list Church on tho fou,7h Sunday, anil .aturd iy heforo in ach th Rev G. S. Johnston past T. " Preorhin* t the ITwbyte.hm Church on t h second umUy in *aoh month. itv. 1. W. Msion tl, r. sabbath schools. A the Baptist Church nt 0 o’clock a, u lib Sunday. J T Johnson, imp rt Burt Cook, iromiurer At th Methodiot Church at 9 o'clock a m Mcb sunday. J M Mobley, sup it 4 *•** ’ li C Klmbroufch, Trcaa r MASONIC OROKItS Hamilton Lodge N °. 10—meets on the il Saturday Oternoun In euch mon tli.—>V tt . Schlev Chapter No 110—meets on the 4th Friday in each month at* o clock I* u —J. M. Mohley, II I'. MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. J H. Lovelace, mayor: J. F. C Williams, J H Cowaert, J. T. Blount ami L. L. Stan ferd council men: W. S. liobinson, marshal. ' Po*rr-( )Fnca, j w. Gamble, r. X Daily arrival and departure of mails. COUNTY OFFICERS. J F C Williams ordinary : J D Robinson ahtriff; N H Barden clerk of superior court; Dennis Miller tax receiver; J R Gilffin tax collector ; H C Kimbrough treasurer ; John M Barnea surveyor ; W J Smith coroner. County Commissioners—W I Hudson, W C Johnston, BW Robinson. N H Barden clerk. Board of Education—W I Hudson. Flynn Hargett, WO J ihnston, R G Hood, T J Neal County School Commis'ner—J T Johnson. ■■ms OF THE I.BOISLATVRK. W I Hudson senator ; G L Kilpatrick and M S Mow, Jr., representatives. CIURT CALENDAR FOR HARRIS COUNTY RITPEKIOR COURT. Martin Crawford judge—VV A Little pollc itor-general —N H Harden clerk—.l D Rob inson ulieriti. Convene* second Monday* in April anil October. coMMissroxF.ns' court Convene* tiist Tuesday in each month. (ordinary's court Convenes first Monday in each month. JUSTICES COURTS. Hamilton (li72d) District -Jno T Williams J P, Cha* Bedell N I’—meets first Saturday. Valley Plains (7801—T N Spark* N I’, Geo If Cooke J P— 21 Saturday. Milner’* (782)—R C Milner NP, I* Sutton JP —4th Saturday. Waverly Mall (934)— Q A R Dozier NP, E J Stanford J P . Ellerslie (09a) —Tlios Neal N P, A S Elli son 1 P . Cat ania (USXi)— J B Pate J P, W II Thomp m N P- . Ixiwer 19th (707) —Jesse Cox N P, W Nun n lly J P- -3d Saturday. Upper 19th (1180)—JdOW I/'key J P, L Hargett N l’—4th Satnray. Smith’* <l2l7)—las G Smith J P., 8 Moore J 4 I*— —4 li Saturday. Whiteavilitf (920)—S H Reese N I’., A J Genian J I*—2nd Saturday. Whltskei’s (079)—R M Whitten J P Flynn Hargett N P . Davidson's (781) —T L Davidson J P, Ab VT.lil. n N 1’ . llliie Spring (717) .T A Moore N P, C Hail ey J P—fiist Saturday. Goodman’s (703) --J M Culpepper, JP, S GkO'lman N P—2d Saturday. NORTH AND SOUTH RAILROAD SCHEDULE Oitick Noinn and South R R., ) v Columbus, Ga.. Sept. 28,' 1870. f Train* on this road will run as iollows: T-rave Kinesboro 8 00 A u Arrive at Colunibu* 9:40 a m lieavr Columbus 3:30 r m Arrive at Kmgshoro 5:10 p m SPECIAL NOTICE. Until fuitlier notice the regular passenger ratei.wii] lie a* follow*: From Columbus to Beallwood 10 cents. C leghorn 25 ” ” Blanchard 40 ’’ •• Hines 50 ” •• ” Kimbrough, ...GO ’’ *• •’ Catania GO •• •• *• Kingsboro 75 •• WM. REDD, Jr . Supt. We will give Columbus Prices for eotton to all who are indebted to us. Bring u your cotton and thereby mt •torage and freight on it from here to Columbus. GAMBLE & COPELAND. W. A, Swift is sole agent for the the celebrated Glennwood Whiskey, the finest on the market, warranted pure, at prices from $3 50 to $5 per gallon. A rare article branded “Old Time,” five years old, for $6 50 per gallon. These goods are pure, and especially adapted to the wants of those wishing an article for medi cinal purposes. Attention Teachers. The Board of Trustees of the Ham ilton Male High School will meet on Saturday the 25th inst., for the pur pose of electing a teacher to fill tha ▼acancy caused by the resignation of Prof. C. B. Lallatte. All those in terested in securing the situation will please make application by that time. J. T. Johnson, Prcs’dt. Board of Trustees, * Church Notice. —The Fourth Quarterly Conference of the Ilatnil ton Circuit will be held in Hamilton,- embracing the Ist Sabbath snd Sat urday before in December. May God meet with us and bless us. G. S. Johnston, Pastor, No.tember 14tb, 1876. Local Briefs. —Weit?tit for the wagon— a load of wood. Let ns sing. —All men are not homeless, but some men are homo less tlum others. —We notice that the fall style ot oaths is the same as s-worn Inst year —Mebbe sombody don’t wos got sonnlings new by dot election, anyhow! —The Cantata is in fall blast, and a tine treat is in store tor those who attend. —Tas Torch-liglit Procession was a grand success notwithstanding tho weather was very unfavorable. —Capt. Benj. Kimbrough has a cat that drink* water out of a tumb ler witli ius hands. lie will vouch for it. —There is a lady living in Hamil ton, and has lived hero for the past twenty years, who was nover in any of the stores, —Nothing in the world will more quickly inspire a boy with a desire for Bible teaching than the approach of the Christmas tree season. —Judge Kunorough was attacked by a severe spell of something simi lar to paralysis yesterday, and is still quite sick, though improving. —Messrs. Gamble & Copeland have put a sewer from the corner of their store emptying into the street ieading out to the CYmetary This was a good idea. —Mistakos will happen in the best regulated families, and when a young lady sweetens the coffee with salt instead of sugar, it is no sign that she is not domestic. —A woman was burned to death by the explosion of a lamp not long since, and an exchange, in noticing it, says that nothing has benzuio of her since. —A report reached Hamilton yes terday that someone had stolen a wagon and pair of mules from Mr. John Toler the night before. Also that a bale of cotton was stolen from Nr. Nathan Passmore’s place. —The editor of the Amateur and Bobby Pius are on the best of terms since bis recent visit, but Bob’s Uncle don’t like the signs of the times. Tins world is full of rivalry and the Captain must grin and bear it. —A negro who live* mnio distance in the country w:i* no busy picking cotton that he did not have time to vote, tmt sent his tax receipt think ing it would count one more for Mr. Whays and lleuler. —lt is hard to tell which is the meanest ot the two —the ono who slander*, or the one who listens to slander. Some great man lias said that one ought to be hung by the tongue, the other by the ear. One of our moat prominent and thoughtful citizens carried a bundle of old vouchers instead of a package ot mopey to Columbus to settle his accounts. lie did not discover the mistake until lio wa* preparing to fettle a bill. lie was’nt fretted any worth mentioning. The Town Committee requests ua to return thanks to 51 rs. Col. Mob ley and Misses Fannie Mitchell, Jim mie Mobley, Charlotte Schley, Emma and Fannie Johnson, for their kind ness in making the beautiful flag used on the occasion ot the Torch light Procession. Personal. — Willie Slade, the popular and taleated editor of the Amateur , was in town la-t Friday night to participate in the jolifioation, From the way he was flying around with one of the fair Hamiltonians, it is reasonable to suppose that the Antigonean is in a fair way to he cntp*>ut. We look lor Willie back soon, and if she ain’t glad to see him we will be. Minister Chosen. —Rev. A. 13. Campbell, of Amerlcus, has bean unanimously chosen pastor of the Baptist Church in Columbus, and has accepted the call. He will enter upon the duties of regular pastoral work on the first of January, and will in the meantime devote most of his time to the church. He is an eloquent preacher and a most excellent man. The church has been very fortunate in securing hi* services. In a Bad Condition. —The Os*a halchee bridge on the Hamilton and Columbus road is in a very bad con dition, and is quite dangerous for a load wagon to pass. One of the sleepers has entirely rotted out, and the others are very weak. We un derstand that the Commissioner are ready to let it out and are now wait ing for someone to take the con tract, Those who cross it even on horseback had best be careful. TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION. The Display Friday Night. Notwithstanding the woalher wan exceedingly inclement, a large crowd assembled in Hamilton last Friday night for the purpose of celebrating the recent Democratic victories, and particularly that of Georgia. It was a celebration in honor of the largo popular majority received by Tilden and Hendricks, the re-election ot lion Henry It. Harris to Congress, as well as the entire Georgia delegation, the local victories throughout the Uni ted States and particularly Soutli Carolina. tiik ruocussiox was formed in the grove in front of Turner’s Hotel, and marched down Broad Street to the southern part of town,then back again to Church Street opposite Robinson’s Hotel, and into tho Court House. The procesion was saluted with cheers, waving hankcrchiefs, and booming cannons as they passed along. The torches were thrown together in the Court House yard and all inarched inside the house, when CAPT. L L. STANFORD was loudly called for and responded in a beautiful speech of twenty min utes length. The Captain lost none of his reputation as a fine orator, and we regret that the want of space for bids our giving a full report of what he said. lie was loud in the praise of “Uncle Sam.” and it did his heart good to rejoice over our victory. He was loudly cheered all the way through his speech, and took his scat amid tremendous app'ause. COI,. J. M. MOHLEY was then called for and as he ascend ed the stand the house rang with applause. Col. Mobley began speak ing under the disadvantages of a se vere headache, but many said that it was the best eff >rt of his life, and we are ready to agree with them, He touched very feelingly upon tho memory of tho late ltev. Mr. J. Wellborn, and the many other re nowned statesmen and public men whose voice had been heard in those walls, but are now bushed in the silent toomb. lie then proceeded to show the advantage* accruing from the election of Tilden, but we have not the space to follow him through, Hu wound up hi* remarks with a eulogy on the people of old Harris and had not the walls been substan tial, they would certainly have t mubled in. PROF. <!. !. LAHATTE was called for and cheer after cheer rang out as lie came to the stand. The Professor thought there was much over which to rejoice, and that people should rejoice and be glad, lint there wax also a shade of sadne s which would rreep even into joy we exnefienee, when the thought that Grant, the Executive of a great Re public, would sloop to such low and vile measures in an attempt to de fraud the people of the United .States out of their choice of a ruler.' FLAG PRESENTATION. Capt. Stanford in belmlf of the Journal office, in a very neat and appropriate address, presented Ca tania District with a Centennial Flag in honor o f their having given Tilden and Hendricks and Harris the largest majority of any District in the coun ty. The Flag was received by T. 11. K.IMIIROUGII, ESIJR , in behalf of Catania. Ho said that Catania was ever ready and willing to do her duty without the promise of reward, and disclaiming any credit to himself he would accept the flag for his District, who, when it came to a Democratic fight, would never let it trail in the dust. He re gretted that he did not havp an op portunity of thanking the patriotic young ladies who made the flag. Mr. Kimbrough took his seat amid hearty cheers for Cataula. RESIDENCE* ILLUMINATED. Those of Mr. J. T. Johnson, Col. J. M. Mobley and Itev. G. 8. Johnston were beautifully illuminated, and the beauty of it is it was done bv the young ladies. The gentlemen bad gone up town to join in the jollifica tion, and the young ladies enthused with patriotism illuminated their res idence', and as they were two-stories high it was not a light task.We will place the young ladies of Hamilton against any town in the United States when it comes to lovliness, patriotism and anything else that is good. ALL SERENE. There was no disturbance ns too often is the case on such occasions. Everybody seemed bent on having u good time and lending a helping hand to others to do likewise. The crowd dispersed about 11 o’clock, all concedeing that the “Torch-light Procession” w'as a grand success Now is the time to pay your sub scription lO the Jot'KNAL. MARRIED. Brooks— -Uuiunsun.—At tht* rt violence of the brides father, Mr. It. \Y. Robinson, on the Kith Inst, by tho l!ev. 11. Caimicheal, Mr. John Brooksand Miss Ciutiic Robinson. We extend to the happy eonpie our wannest congratulations, and wish them a long fifo of conjugal happiness. Rttiunion in Hoard. Rankin lloixk, ) Columbus, Ga., Oct. 8, 1876. J Front this dato and until further notice the rates of board at this House will bo $2, $2 50 and $3 per day, according to size and location of room. Single meals 50c. MRS. K. M.GRAY, The Cantata.— We learn that the Cantata will come off at tho College on tho evening of (he Btb of De cember. Wo have attended one of the rehearsals, and front the manner in which it is to lie gotten up are fully persuaded that it will be a grand affair. The object of it will bo for the purpose of assisting in buying n bell lor tho College, and in order that all may have an opportunity of at tending, the price of admission will be put at the low price of twenty five cents. We hope soon to be able to give the programme in fit. Hard to Beat. —Our friend, Mr. Reuben Mobley, complimented the Journal office with half a dozen sweet potatoes that averaged three and three fourth pounds in weight. ; also with same number of turnips, average weight four ami one fourth pounds. The potatoes were of the San Domingo yam variety ; the tur nips, rutabagas—both were about the finest specimens of vegetables wo have ever seen. Who can beat it ? Mr. Mobley lias proven that the San Domingo yam is a perfect suc cess. Wc return him our thanks for his kind remomberanco of us. • I low 11 tc got a New Hat.—lver son Smith, a negro who lives on Mr. G. A- Granberry’s plantation near Catania, has voted the Democratic ticket for the past four or live year*. A few days ago he w as in Columbus and was wearing a hat that had seen bolter days. Thu Senior proprietor of one of the best business houses in the city did not think it was altogether as good a hat as a Demo’ c.'atic negro ought to wear, and re quested one of his clerks to put a new one on him. There is not a better negro in the country than Iverson, and will ben hard maMor to persuade him that the white people are not his best friends. New Goods Coming In.— Messrs. Gamble & C pehinil are receiving a lot of new goods. Monday they re ceived a large lot of shoes, of the very best make in the market. Anion); the lot we noticed T. Miles it Son’s elegant Calf, Goal, Foxed and Lasting ladies Gaiters. Also a fine lot ol L. Hoyden it Son’s latest styles of gentlemen’s Gaiters, which they have marked down very low. They keep constantly on hand a full line of Dress Goods, Notions of all kinds, Domestic goods of all grades and prices, and a splendid line of Groceries, such as Bacon, Lard, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, and anything in the Grocery lino. Call and see them, as they do not consider it a trouble to show llieir goods. Col. W. O. Tuggle speaking in Greenville prior to the late election while 7it the subject of stale extrava gance, said that lie had been reliably informed that a clerk in the late House of Representative*, Georgia Legidattire, had received regular pay and performed but few days work, while another had been pair) for forty days w ork and had been at home, twenty miles from Atlanta, the whole time—had received pay for forty days work while he had done nothing save receiving the appoint ment as clerk. Col. Tuggle mention ed in his speech the name of his in formant- Cannot such things • bo done away with ?—[ t indicator. I’.ick your care* in a* small a place as you can, so that you can carry them yourself ana not let them annoy others. To the Working-Class. We arc now prepared to furnish *tl clas-c* with constant employment at home the whole of their time or for their spare mo ments. Business new light .and profitable. Person* of either sex easily earn from 50 cents to ?'t per evening, and a pioportionnl sum by devoting their whole time to the busine-s. Boys and gills earn newly as much a men. That all who see this notice may send thi r address and test the business we make this unparalleled oT*r: To such an are not well satisfied wo will send one dollar to pay foi the trouble of wiiting. Pull particular#, sunipies worth several dollars to <on mi cnee work on. and a copy of Home and Fireside one of the largest and Ust illustrated pubii cations, all sent fr-e hy mail. Header, if yon want |ermarnrnt profitable work address C‘ tojujk. “jiAton 6* Cos, Port and Maine, Woman can’t Undorstuntl Politics Dunbar’* wife listened to a long political discussion while riding down town yesterday morning, and at din ner she remarked to Iter husband: “Well, eijflit or nine days ntoro will decide this election.” “In a measure,'’ was his guarded reply. “I,in awful glad,” sho continued. “You commenced going out nights about tho Ist of MatYh, and you’ve kept it up ever since. I’ll be one happy woman about the Bih of No vember. We’ll have cheerful fires, game*, comfort, and—” •‘Charlotte,” solemnly interrupted the husband, “can’t yon understand this tiling? Tito election will occur on the 7th proximo, of course. Af ter that dale I must help count up the returns, verify them, put our club iu training for the next Cain paign, examine the lies of die oppo sition, Cud so forth, and it may lie next April before I gel through You must have patience, for every thing is working all right.” What could she do but burst into tears ? Announce mollis. For Clerk of Court.—l announce myself n candidate fur (tiers of the Superior Cuuit. EUclion January 3, 1877. W. S. ROBINSON. For Tax Receiver, —1 have yielded to the solleitatioi.s of many friends mid Announce myself n candidate for Tnx ltecoivor of Har ris county, in the ensm inR Junimiv election. JOHN TANARUS, WHITAKER. For County Tax Ooi.i.fctok.- -We are au thorized lo announce the name of It. W. Woon as n candidate for the office of Tux Collector of Hums county, subject to Homo ciut'e nomination. MANY VOTERS. For Tax Receiver.—l announce myself a candidate for the office of Tux Receiver of Harris county, and solicit Iho vets of the people. If elected 1 will rerve them to tho host o* my ability. Election tint Wednes day in January next. R. E FORT. For County Treasurer. By the request of many voters 1 announce myself a* a candi date for re elumjon to the office of County Treasurer for Harris county, subject to a nomination if desired. Election first Wed nesday in January next. 11. C. KIMBROUGH, Legal AdvertisMiieiits. GEORGIA, Harris County, 8. G. DeLoaih hu* applied for exemption of personalty mill I will puss upon the same, on the Dili ilav of December 187 G, at uiy office. Nov. 15ih 187 G, J. K. (!. Williams, Ordinary. Sale of Perish able Property. We will hell at (ho Into rcuMence of N. dcceiuod, on WcdtiOMlny, the* 22d of Nfovcml er, all tlic peiTSUVsililc pioperty be longing to the add decenwcd. Jar. I’ahhmoub, Oku. A. ItKDDiKU ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Wi'l lie sold before the Court-house door, in the town of Hamilton, Harris county, within the legal hour* of sale, on the fiist Tuesday in December next, the following do scribed land belonging to theesta eof M. C. Culpepper, deceased, to wit: Part* of lot* hf land inimhei* 80, 40 and 20, containing one hundred and thirty four acres, more or Ic-s, lying in the 't hird District of originally Tump now Harris fount,v. Sold lor distrihiyion, by order of court. Jas. M. Ciy.it.itku, Administrator. November 0,187 G. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Aorreeobie to an order from the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Hurri* County, will ho Hold' before the (Joint Hoiihu door in Hamil ion, Mild county, on the iHtTiiPHlay in I)c --(cinhcr next between the Icjpd hours of sale, the fallowing dincrihnd land U:loninß to the Estate of Cvrm K. Harrington deceased, to wit: I/>t of land No. 20 in the 20ih District oriuinally Muscogee now Harris county, con tabling 202 I*2 acres, more or less. Also 22 1-2 acres more or Icah. off of the South West corner of lot No. 20 in the 20th D*h trict, formerly Muscogee now Harris county. Also Island No. 24 being and lying in the Chattahoochee Kiver contlining 10 acres more or less. Sold for distribution. Flynn Hauoktt, Administrator, Oct. 24th 1870. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALK. I will Kell before the CVHirt-boime <loor In Hid town ot Hamilton on tli firnt Tuoday in December next, within (ho Icgul hour* of pale, the following rle*crfbc'l Ihikl belonging to tlie cKtn f oof William Pollard, clccchh 1, to wit: I/>t nnrnber 144 in tlie 22d district, and Ift acred of lot numtier 112 in tin; 21 A, dis trict of I Inn in county, conttlninK 277 1 2 Sold by order of court. Term* eanii. November 1, 1870. Hkahoiiv I'ollako, Adininiitrator. with will Annexed. GKOROIA, Harria County. K W Hobiritton, mlminintrator of .loaepii Hobinnoii, late of Mui<i county, decennial, mnkeM application for ietb'i'Mof disiniHuioii All perton* concerned are liereby notified to file objecfioyiK, if any tliey Imve, by the firat Monday in January next why lectern of dimiwioo sliould not be granted wiid.apjdi cant. Given under rny Hand and official vfgnit turc, September 80 1870, J. K. C. WiLLiAMk, Ordinary* NOTICE. All person* Indebted to the estate of Thou. A. Middlebrook are requested to make imme diate payment, and nil persons who have de mands against said estate will pre ent the same for payment in the terms ol the law. W. J). Mohan, Kxecutor. November 7,187 b. NOTICE. AM parties indebted to the estate of N. Passmore, deceased, an; rc-poetfiilly request ed to come forward and make immediate piymcnt. 'll)ewe h- Iding claims against the •nine will bring them forward hy flic loth of U&ciuher next. J as. Fam.-mohk. (Jku. A. Jlkiipi.no, Jftjvctttbci’ 0,187 b. Kxe.utoss. Legal AdvfTtlsßinwitN. GEORGIA, Harris (ountv. Lucinda Thornton and John V Thornton Jr, makes application for administration up on the est lie of John T Thornton, Sr, lute ol said county, deceased. All per ons convened are hereby notified to show esu-e, it any they have, by the tii-t Monday In IVcimbor next why lothna of ad ministration should not be grant, and raid up lUicsnts. Given under my hand and official slgua lure, October 81, 187 U. J Fu Williams, Oidinary. GEORGIA, Harris county. It F Bryant has applied for exemption of personalty, ami I will pn-H upon the same on the 18th day of November next nt my office. J F C Williams, Ordinary. GEORGIA. Harris C .unty Juttn s M I'rutt, executor of Leonard l’rstt. Into of said county, deceased, makes applies lion for letters of dismission from unhlwuu'c. All persons (Oncerncd are herein nmitled to show cause (It any they have) by the lirst Monday In December next why letters of dismission should not lie granted said appli cant . Given under my baud ami official ripnu turc, August 24, 1870. J. F. 0. Williams, Ordinary. HARRIS SHERIFF SALES. GKOnOIA, Hum* county. Will lw hold before the conrt-hmwo door in tbe town of Hamilton, mid county, du iiu tho leg’ll hours of Hale to the hiudiwt bidder, on the flr*t Tuywiay in l>ocend>er next, the follow imr described piopevtv. to wit: One mill and mill machinery, and mill ultc, containing live acre* *f land, more or Ickh, off loth of land Now 5102, 89S und 4b*J, nil lying and being in the Twentieth Pint id of Han is county, On., lev ed on nw the prop erty of Joseph Shaw to ratify Harri* Hi pc lior Court fifan In my hands—one in favor o' pool & Hunt vt*. Joseph Shaw; one in f*tvor of J, W. Norris vs. Joseph Shaw, Mini one in favor of the officers of tho (%i*rt. Property pointed out by plaintiff*’ attorney. J. I). UOmNSON, Sheriff. November 3, 1870 VICTORY! VICTORY!! Till! “SIXQER" ALWAYS AHEAD! READ the special dispatch finin the Gan tcnnial Exhibition to the New Ymk Sun; i’HII.ADKLI’HIA. Sept 27, 187 G• Tne vciy higliest lioiior* which could be ocnfeiTU I on any exhibitor- 'I wo Mkdai* or Honor and Two Diplomas or Mmiit lave been awarded the Singer Manufuctuiing Com pany for Hewing Machine*. 2,000,000 IN USE! Sales in Excess of all. Others THE SINGER Manufacturing Com.! 99 Broad St., Columbus, WAN-TBD , Good salesmen to sell Hie new I.ight Run ning Singer Sewing Machine* in the counties connected with the Coluinbu* office. Apply to the Singer Manufacturing Company. CIIAS S lIOLI’. Agent. IS YOUR DID MSB IffiMD? All my customer* of year* pasucd, and al! other* who wish to feel secure, please take notice that I am prepared, us usual, to pro tect against LOSS BY FIRE On tills class of property. I,tnwe* adjusted null paid at my offi ;e. Apply for insurance or information to mo direct, or through any o(Vthe factor* or com mission merchants of Hie city. I). F. WILLCOX. Gen Ins. Agt, 71 Broad St.. Columbus. Ga. TRIFLING WH AT COLD £8 ALWAYS UAXOKItOU 8 ijk h; 1 1 'EL L’S CA /.' UOL 1C TAB LETS, a stir remedy furCGUGIIs, anil all rtlscnso* of tin) 'I HKOAT, I.UNtiK, CHEST ami MUCOUS MEMBUANK. PUT UP ONLY IN BLUE BOXES SOLD liy ALL DKUGOISTH. (!. N. GiIITTENDEN, 7, Sixth Avenue, N. Y. CANVASSERS WANTED for n superb Work of French Art. ‘WOMEN or thk BIBLE,” lllinlrateil in oi Colo * *vith V of the iuo*t celchraterl painting- by ilia preut Euiopean Muster*. Someth ng c iHrely new; cap'lvati:* every one. With it i* the him !*'>n')‘' I’rkmium ev er ollered. The best un i mot elegant book for fall nir.vao.lng and the Holliday *eu-on. Kxtiu term* Pi good Agent*. Apply to J. U I'oiiu k l'o,,Tublielu - i*, New York. *i l3Ht TO THE LADIES. * I have removed my n Winery .tore next floor cast of Gilbert's priri'iiig olfi e, on Rm dolpli street, and nearly o|>|>o.iie Hie l’o*t oflitc, where I am i<-ccivmg and optmng h well selected stock cf Fall and Winter Millinery, ('oinpriHing all the novelties of the season. My goods are the Latest, FimTiKsr and Bk#t and will be told at prices to suit My old friends and c isuunors und the public generally ate invited to c I1 at my new itand. M. R. HUWAnL J 7 • rrtlrrllUolH!ir rUlin.W. ItWkh 9f fid S (. On*t,r th* ch*nrfM tor *K’h\ lIJH H f o It*r*4.-CAi. lV"klvft*r.nZn erics urn ihv A.J'. U r IT*. 4. ISA. Ail UiO JttAOOCI iront, healthy, rad hrnny rmn amt women; met .uv-kliih e uinot r-nNoimltly hmltaU to ply** It a Irhl, \iiutlon. — Up mire you pci tho right ftftleli*. Hr* that “Peruvian f*ymp* 1* blown In th* fflnM, l'.’MiiphU'Urtva. flpmlf<rrnn, BKTII W.feWI.K ;• SONS. Proprietor.*, Uostuii. Hum. For .i! by • .**,. ii Mlk STANDARD Fire and Burglar SAFBS - Counter, Platform, Wagon 1 Track SCALES. Send for Price-List. Agents Wanted. Marvin’s Safe Cos., 265 Broadway, Hew York, 721 Chestnut St, Phila. •*riH4'n<iv'itM WHkitoO 900 •ijww* ‘A3IHOJ.VIB ’9 3 atlirj uun|(\) ‘N V ft *oi*lV ‘-“tt ‘iPULUtna -py ‘ qiHKtf |!UUHMO MI l* u-*o ot* uht> Muppiiui *i|X ••pau HU* •luatuoSuwuu pu<M)|( i||-*>9pd pwi JinAip OApil|.l3l* JOJ put** 40 **U 071* piW 0iu0.4 ‘aoiuqiqrj ta •Ul o> umo| u| uqAi •punb )p tqboi Xuf(lU odj|nboi <\u\ uijj, -dupijuui *ip 10; Avd oj uoa •voa ouo ti} t|2tuouo f| paw jipa pnoq potop oqx p.>|pmlMim Apunnd *1 j|.iow ■n jo uo|p.>j4oit rMajhijfc pun Atuouo.>•* qi u| 'kuojni -onjnuHW iuuo.i,) , I -93\ jo *u ai n ‘BXOOI vy HOti ( xmi v* Mnox!x> ‘J3ZO3JJ DIG9J3-931 mW KiI'JIHJIVTU •PTJOAV QHT XII qgOFI R. R. R; RADWAY’S READY RELIEF ctiitKs Tint wonsr pains In from Ono to Twonty Minutes. NOT ONE HOUR after ranting*lrm *. m it nc t any oua MTtVft W:TII I’AlJf. Sadway a a cuhi mi ft wits hn first und Is Xlio Only X*utn Itomody lh*t Ini'srt lys t-jmVm st • anrurteltog *IUr lull •mm it n*. nil 1 ftir'’# *••. •a lmm. wtyhar nflM l.tmgr, • mil..’ll, .JwwaU, or wilier gl .A Is *r wrguiis, by one :ippllc..U D. v is r aoM ova to twenty mtvute*, oo tnatl'Jr Ik r violent r pith • tinx he iln the It Ht um iTl*', Me I r lien *n irm, t*r ppl+i, Nwrrotu, N or pi G.,.r-iu.l wait ut*ease in../ sutler, RADWAY’S READY RELIEF vrn.i. a: . or.n ix.-ta.tt r.us. invammatiov or tik kidnkv j . INKI.ANIMATION OK TIIB BLADDKK. INFLAUUAI'IO.S i)K HK UoWKUi. r:oNi<s>TtoN or Tn* I.UNO*. .OH B T U KOAT, p D.rr.:.n.r is.*™*-.,, HTSTKH.CS, COUP. HKADACHK, TOOTHAGHK. . 4 , fat , NKLK AUJIA, RHKUMATIBM. COLD CHILLS, AdtlK CHtt*l*i. Thenpi>Ueit nnofthe lUndy Relief to the part mp parte wheretUepalu or dUtoruay willsfluniUM and i'nm(rt. . _ Twauiy'D ojiatn hlfn tntnbl**r of water will In 4 momenter'ire Cllt A MKp.M* tSMHJuIIB UK Alt I*ll UK V, ril.K tIKAI’ACIIti, niAKRIIOKj UYSKN l" KK Y. tRU.WJ. VU-N'l UH IUK HOW ALU, an I all I IK K V *!i* AIV < t M - Travelers should alwsve earry a Pool* w. uiff wuy’s Itrndv Ketlrl* w thttiira. A feMrop* watur will pi’*'vent ao-kne** or p.Lnsehenge t M water. 1 1 Is belter Uta.i *Teu h H randy or Witters ••• stltnulaut. FEVER AND AGEE. FKVKR vND Adi; Reared for fifty Tbare to not a rurustli • I MgKM in Umn wttrld t-vat w 111 otifs rovey an<t a gun u til nil other Mal-wioue, UiUhm, rarl% Typhoid, Ycl.ow, Kid o her K*-*ers by MAI^ wivri riLl^|Mu t otok us IIA li WAY ’3 B UAD\ ÜB* LIKF. FI fly cent* per bouto. HEALTH! BEAUTYII TBWH AND PU K RICH U)OIV-tllCtlXA*K orKI.KsW IX!) WKIUIIT—WI SKIN AND lIKAUTiruI.Ciii'LKXIOSKCUHKDtOAI.I. DR. RADWAY’S SanaparQUan Resotet THE QREAT BLOOD PURIFISR. IIA* MAirKTIIK MOST A*TnXl*lltXlt CUH** : *0 QUICK SO H.irtl) AUK TH* Oil iNUBM.THJ HnoY I'NI)KH>n'KS.I KI)KBTHKINfI,U*NCi OP THIS TNU.V WOIOIICKFUI. MKDICIXK, THAT Etsij Daj an I®w itM and feifliit is FeiL Crery <froA of Iho 0 A l*ARff<LT Alf HFlV'Ti* v VT eniiiMiiinicA’e* tliriHigli tbe Hloort Mvesl. a.oiothT KJmds aodjit.ces of the *y*t*m ti.erlefrof Ht .for It.e.our*the wof the bmp Wlhn#WM€ ao-l . 1 mitorl.il P-TnPtla, frphtlls t m-iimptloß, 01.n hl*r <l l t’Ht/|eer In the thro.t, imt h. la* mors. VilshttheOtoi>>isn4 other p.irtof Ur* Por*/,v*4, fr m tin Knf.An* the wjrat forms of Kgjn flow •*. Km riot s. fever bar**. >nl f II *•(, Mine Woi m.saU lihfuai.l r-at|:elae. Acne Ua Sfp-ts, \Y*rm*tu the f Vsh. *lttrr.-r* ''sn eer* (a •!.# Wm*. Mid . f w-ahenintr sul p. itfNldls oli*r4*4, VLlUOwra.-, !.**<* ot f persi* S*l-s"f the If - w. i • p! nrt triiM* il.t . ur*tMr rf>i/.fk th s wu.ier .MfolT'H si.dafow ds’ M-ewiil prove toMy H**r*<m u* i m nu<r iher of toese F<i au ot tX h-t n ivrteiit p.iwvr t'cnrofhem. Iftb • pit n t. and.;!/ i ew jui -r reduced by thwa*fes atiilda'oiup n • t tUa(i' ta.nuaily prnera*.B4,u*'- reft l*in*!T' , tin<lh' no ws*tes. sn*f repairs the with now in:ei'Tehn • In m*i heaiM>> Liood— sndib'S Vtw A a ltd A i* i ttl 1.f.l A M will ami e-urj-a two (..■••run; f r elivno.t-e 'liUretn <-y rou eitnrte lue w kp tri l 'stuGi. so l Mioceo.i* la dwoi*tfng tf% |>. ,f Wastes, U Ipa.r* rapid. aii letar>dap the; >4 on sill htm-aH grown,mi etierandsiroßcrr, the fit-'il l ;*>atli.a Itauei- appetite Improving, a ndßr'i O id eSi.hl i-.CM* IS.tig. Vr t.nl/lo •iltr-K*HSAP'StruAW Rvsm.vfFT e*r*i alls on routed nl a fc aats In the cure of'broß’e. Pare lui<*a*. t’•>n*ttf , t ionsl. aud oll.it d.s<os ; btttltleliie culy poauii cure for Kidney >C HlmUltr Compf/itntß, t'rlnsry su l Wnit dls'*asss.(*r til, IHahetee. dtoousue if Wafer, litcoottaeoce off ri. •. I'rlint •]>* •nev. AilMiinluuria. aud li> all where ’here sr* hr tea d.ft d-poaDe. or the * *ter is tfairk, rinMr. 'ttac4 wit Us-i ■mwY , **e il k** elilwnfau egs. or thread* lute while* ik. >rth rsi* a morbid, dark. blUou* *ipear auce. and white Uone-dusidepoeMa. and wbi-o there la • pr'i'Aiijg. hn nine seuauion when passttg water, aaa pat n lu the r mall >f the Hark aud along the lAd&s. Tumor of 11 Yenrt’ Growth Cured by lladtvuy’e Resolvent. DR. RADVVAY’Q Md fuptin & pArfccly < loguntly emiUkl wlih awm! gtim, purg**. i-V.'Mii it p-irtf.v, elfinti :n>lir>yfhfi Kat' wty'x 1' Bn. o>r iLottrf M alldlaurd -r •fibfiljt'Biurb, Livr, It iirnK Kldnoy*. PtaHdfir. JSnrvoufi I>U*a*., lind'.w:lm. C<>u -tipatiuij, - •* iiHpaiM, HilimwnCMN. IUIWK Inflammation flfth* Ikwli, pile*. mi l All of hi later?*;* Vlacfira. W.>rri|iu tW rOet a pnsiflv* cure Parfiljr Vegetable, cuatawng no oa-rcury. miDerlort!eleuSri ou* Jrue. A tew llrwee tf An WAV’S PIUS will tree n> ■” iM.froa.lDßo abovo n,>oiHijor'ii-r Pimacio per 1b.., aonn bv nacnnisTs. HEAD •• r >I,'S AMI> TKUK 1 c .a oo l-’Wr Attnp t" R AI>W a V * no. No. 52 Wnrr-B n.. New lurk. luAuxuUo. purl. Ikoueud, pm beeeel joo.