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The dialer* ha* been rcp'Wtod Mjrrevai;
log to art nSwwrtfrg extent S ifemplil* and
Nashville, the mortality .a Uie latter diy
being frightful. The latent di-p*toU>- re
port the disc we a* I argot y on the decrease
It bo* n<>i assumed an epidemic turns,
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The i strrptllur,
Oar exchanges state that the cater pillar
La* nude it* ap[it"itri'<: in Southern Oeor
gia n<l Alabama, and fears are exprcsst and
that mudrdnwiage may result l> The CoMon
crop from th*-ir ravugr*. Got don *, Tfßi
of the editors'of the Mwon Tdegruj-fi
*ttc* that they are noi initially an d'-atnie,
when ap| < iriri j;4O early.
lion. Hsbevt llppiitgrr.
Mr. Einiig*r, lets Ordinary ©f Plk<-
county, whine death wan ai.i.'miit ed last
week, w lor awhile a cltixen of Meritreth
er, and held the office of Tax aaaeaaor
ring the war. _ lie was a member of toe
Echo)* Gtnvrde, the first company Ural kd
oar cottntydn to m (/ton rig or the war
lu the Aral battle t>f Maoaaeas be wr*
severely wounded and dinar Jed for further
service hi th<- field. Last Jiumxrjf Lt wax
chosen Ordinary of f'ike county over a pop
ular oppoiieul, leading his ticket l>y a large
majority.
"Green lie the tuff nixrv* htru - ’
Who l H 1
The pHa*ip*i keeper of-thtr Gedrgtr
I’aiillnntlary rrpotts a man In his charge
. whose inline he doe* jurt know., tod de
klrca to find out who be la, of what crime
guilty, as well as Ihc length of time Tor
which hs was sentenced Jt la strange bow
a maw concerning whom an IIUIc la kn wH
managed to get into the gta'e prison
The Griffin pajicia not long since retort
rd that webnil beea arrested, charged witli
a grave crime. If we are found guilty up
-00 I hi* charge, and sentenced to toe IV ni
Untlary, It U to be hojred Ibe proper an
tburUlea wilt at !<■* know when rmr time
expire* and let u* out. Wo should regard
it a* a groat misfortune to l incarcerated
for even all months In lh I’cnltcullary,
but the bins of indefinile Imprlsoiimmit is
terrible to think 01. Again w>> uk. Who
is this naiuclem, unknown convict f
Inihlng r ' "
The Mobile Register discourses on the
xlrtuesoi bathing.; and It I* an Illustration
of human perversity that any such dis
course should lie needed whore the people
can delectatothemaelstsdn the pure, Iwlght,
green, salt water* of the Uulf. One Would
Imagine that ihoeepenpte Would be a* fond
of sporting In the water as the Hamls lrh
Islanders.
But here, In the inlrrtnf, where the
water Is fresh, and generally accessible on
ly at some Inconvenience, people are apt in
neglect bathing. lAt M reflect on the
vast deity cstelstiunsjrom the body In the
form of insensllile and liquid perspiration
during Urn hot weather:
The*klo*hoht he-thoroughly elransed
at least oneo every day, and the l>est time
to do B(w* thlnh)l* before going to bed.
f,et every ~ man hnttiw in pure entd water,
urn app*i tug It long and xlg-n-rmsty with
a sponge to hi* neek, then to the body and
feel, nd flnallv scrubbing himself dry with
the thickest and coarsest towel he turn pro
cure.
The shock and reaction will make a tired
man feel as vigorous a* a colt. Will give
him a cool, (fillet and healthful sleep, in the
warmest weather, and he will wake In the
morr.log clean and Irrsh for the duties of
the day.
Home physicians protest against bathing
at night; but If hue eat* only a light supper
ho will find expcr'.menlally a cold bath 1*
the bc*t possible preparation tor *lcep, and
m oon a* he be come* accustomed to It, a
luxury th*t ho will anticipate with pleas
ure ail day.
The good mother always puls her
ohildren to bed dean a* water can make
them. Follow that example on your own
person. Experience has taught us that he
who takes Ins daily taxation In OpUl Water
from the spring or well rarely or never
contracts a “coli." It Isaloxnry in sum
mer, but In cool weather a mortification to
the flesh, which, however, like most oth
ers, U healthftil and wholesome to a robust
man. One ot techier constitution, who
finds that the necessary reactionary glow
of the system does not lollow, should axoid
It. But all should keep clean by the abun
dant use of water in some form of applica
tion.—[Telegraph.
■owOreenbnck Paper* IMr.
All the paper for the money Issued by the
Government is manulactured at the Glen
Mills, near Weat Chester, Ps. Short pieces
of red silk are mixed with the pulp in the
engine, and the finished stuff it conducted
to the wire withont passing through any
screens, which might retain the silk threads
By an hrranpmeat above the wire cloth, a
• shower of short pieces of fine blue silk
thread is dropped in streaks upon the j>aper
while it to being formed.
The upper side, on which the blue silk to
dropped, is the one user! for the face ot the
notes, sad, Itoai the manner in which the
threads are applied, toast show (hem more
distinctly titan the Wswcr or reverse side t
si though they are embeded deeply enough
to Wahi fixed. The adit to guarded by
•Mato<ght Midday to prevent the ab
straction of any paper
'ffbAen-p ul IGtiheil the newly (kcUd
&ntifor £oag.Oregrtfi in this city,
i WiMi the Wurfnngtnr; eorrtspou int ol
j lire Baltimore Hua "tie*- k“ admit* tint he J
:la living under an ntiwt. a* charge ! by n
■ I'auberg pnper. They *!*'<:, however,
'that it is in it now thought Gtal lh fuel
'■ wilt Imperil Mi *e*t ie iie S-nate, m It U
jl. Dimed that the H-n tO, * long fiase ago.
! made a pretsedent try refusing to exclude a
H-uator elected under an a**nmed name,
00 the iwmid that tire eha oon woe valid
where there w no mistake as to the indi
vidual meant Ur be aeicr u-4 by die Lcgisia,
lure. The c%a*c of hi* chaog* of name
| and local habtUUou (fare I •needy lived in
EenSMjrlvani*,) it is *>*'t 1, was suiw
‘ yiaithful itnUeCfeUoar,
Marie a ml* take and signed an melody
else’* name, m bolted- wiih somebody eiae’a
fond* -or aome other In lie, we. vtpptrie.
(From Courier Jon real.
MMlciucm < auteriAg the trtlng.
1 teat IvMUstr fry tlf. lira. I.r.
The JfttlomthHefKjblicaa ol tbi* n.o n
big ptibllfhef an futenrfew with Mr*, Lee.
Iron* which the follow.ng last* relative to
The Arlington estate appear: George
Washington i'alien tiuati* dying la lS>/7,
;*vc his daughter, Mm. Ik? , by Ida will, tlot
errttr ArlTTigtoh estate ; and General Ik:*.
though aurntWj never psrtlcjpaifid la any
manlier iuiu o worn ship or control. J here
were eleven hundred *rr* in Uia waaU.
which, at the time ol tire government oecu
[ration, was wort b abrrtil ggrgj per ar re, arid
ha* since greatly risen In value, Ad the
time of it* nominal purchase by the govern :
merit at Ilfd.bbO, there were severs! of Mrs
lee * b lends ready to nißke Tlie' purebaw
lor her, or to [my the (axes. I it liiay were
no! sibrwrri to do either, ft Is Slsled tbal
there la high Icgul rmthorlty connae'ed with
1 the government tor dottbrtng the yaltdity
( titti government 1 iffe. Mr*. Ik-c doe*
iUA Ui have the estate r> stored, slm-e
it* becoming a national cemetery, but does
except a reasotrnbl* nmnneratin. Gener
*t Ikaf* will, probated at I siington, b<
i|tre*l|is only [mraonal estate, and make* no
tawrtiou nl real estate, as hs owned none
Tbs Arlington was sold uitdur the direr t
tax tot June IWi, a* aineeiled hy
act ot Ktibrnaiy fi, IWH. It wa* further
Urn will id Mr, Guslis (hat tats
aiavra sbotdd lie tree after the expiration of
lire year*. The [icriod f manurnUalon
came on in 1808, in lire hlght of the War,
wlren General l,nn, * executor of thn will,
summoned thoac slave* together at a [mint
within hi* lines, ami gave them their psp’'*
ami free [m*se ihe.ugo the r [iminisms
llin** to gu Wither they would. The Ar
ilrrgtoir estate waaaasessedUi lu<W*l thirty
four thousand add one hundred dollar*,
and In the opinion of cn npeteMjudges was
worth from lorly to fifty thousand dollar*
The land would now bring over IIU4.OW
iI ie bell*vert that this is the only ca
.whertHrc make aim*
Cemetery.
lim olii and the Soul 111,
A genileinairof this nty related In us
the other dty a i hai acterislic: iucldentcon
earning IVetldt-rit Lincoln, BU(i which h^
'worthy (71 preset vsiiou.
The .subject of the war ws being disc u
•ad, and Mr, It (of the-pnily mWrmwl by
Mr. Lincoln), wm asked IP* opinion by the
PrwiMuul ns to the contemplated policy of.
eoereWtor war. Mr. H. being a Brutes'
etgtp* man, euggt *t?d that to prevent Xtsrr
ellnslon of fratricidal blood Mini sfr lie. " he"
wayward listen I>4 allowed |t<> depart n
peace," or at least bloodshed should le
avoided. ■
Mr. Lincoln replied that whatever his
sympathies an I feelings might be for tin
people of the South, he, as President, was
•worn to protect tod Uelcijd the coustiiu
lion and laws of tlie Untied Bute*. lie
said ho was in the condition of the boy who
went out In company with a party of coon
hunters, when a small young uxm wa
caught, tied with a string, and the young
lad requested to bold the coon until the re
turn of the parly Iroiu the pursuit of more
game. The coon tugged at this string t>
get loose; looked wistfully at the neigh
boring wood* and then at his guard, whore
sympathies lor the UtUe prisoner were
thoroughly aroused. After witnessing the
vain struggles of the coon fur some time,
with feelings of sorrow tally aroused he so
liloquiscd aloud as follows: “Cooney I am
sorry for you; I wee told to bold you ; I
promised to do so, and can't let you go:
hut I do wlah this string would break."
This anecdote doubtless truly represent
ed Mr. Lincoln’s real feeling toward tha
South, ami his hope was the “string would
break” rather than the effusion of blood
should follow the attempt of the coercion
of the South. But the string did not break,
as we all know, and the consequences that
followed have become a part of the imper
ishable history of the country.—[Owena
boro (Ky ) Monitor.
New Thial to Stosxs.— lt will be seen
by the telegrams that the Court of Appeals
of New. York yesterday by a unanimous
bench granted Stokes, who killed James
Fisk, Jr., anew trial, which probably saves
his neck. Several days ago a press dis
patch was sent statiug that the court had
refuJft the new trial which must, of course,
have been founded on misinformation.
They had a spirited party contest in the
city of Indianapolis on Tuesday- Senator
Morton was at home and gave hie attention
to the busiueto. The rauU wa • demo
crat Mayor and an equal division in the city
council. Last year U gave a Republican
majority ot 1,78*. Nearly all the other
dries of the Bute, where elections were
hdd, showed a like political revotaUoa.
fyrorn-Ajtlswta Hreld. J
AM Kaew Abom Mstarts,
I was in Mr* Grier* i* IS#, wbm ebot
■r i wot epidemic ; tried to escape from it;
ilirteTTo Ci T it<nu*, alter we got to tea
-rood H well de'/siopevj ab<>artf the akip.—
The dlaeaas remained with u, while are
were on the ietinnn of Ksnruna, *©4 went
up toe Pacific with Via to Ban Franctacta—
During the time we saw many ttrong men
j ,Jie coiivulatwi with cholera. Heeiag Ua fatal
eff-ot* we consulted Dr. Brent who, since
Ba, haa been an old practitioner ic Kt
j Or leans.
We asked, "Doctor what m the best Efctag
a tuan can do when he has ebeler* 'J“
“Make hi* wjt! at once. Medicine wiii
net cure cholera, air When the disease ie
developed and cramp* are upon the pattern
no use to give medicine. But," and [fe
Doct.i am.led A lee m* ewr feegitaesed
mgr] rtoos countenance*, "don’t bare
the curse-i complaint. There ie actually no
rieceasity 'or it, Here take this preartip
lion Pr the druggist and ka* <bk remedy
sir-i k-' p . by’you, and know that cholera
w ! way* ptco-edcrl by dMirkus*. “t he
r< /;.< Sy i give y<m wdl < i,ie ibe fetter, I
nethiug wel cure ths Ut iw r "
Here a copy ol the prescription Augl
•eke-i
I'mt of Crst.dy,
Ounce Guns f;*injjLr>r,
0- "-
“ Cayenne pepper.
Now, from that iUy to this f have al way s
bari this remedy *1 hand, and hate u**. 1
seen it fail to cure dlarrluea—dnctpieut
chol' ra. Have seen it trkvj then andshi'e
In hundred* ol mstaßres, always with atac
c**: I feel < onstra'ner) in wrl'e thhi
ate .at this in it no knowing that an ordlnt
"ryTTer i[u) for cholera,” pubiiabed In Ihc
ordnary way, worth! tot attract silent ttn
IKrt a|i who are slrsld ut cinder* ml the.
above / ![>* on!, and w- b It tUj> ttM very
Britt ill< iirisifoh’bf to run off
. You cannot have cholera unless It tat pie
ce*dl Jo McHkKtt.
The hrusnit f t rtitle.
The virulent influence of Hir in* t<.
making fall early in the ...re
Slot IIP: <JX.-MUjijitHa ( that the rnroillil
record I* burdened with some of it.e ghost
Iksl and most fljSgreW M IbwrderS geet
chronicled, while the Midget <<| ml not
ertinee is overflowing. This state of Ujlngt
Je soaflaed u w> particular section, Mu
nomprbs* a acopa of country (root Maim
to Mexico and from Ml# Oily of Brotherly
le.ve to llmt famous town in i.)t* tkcctdlrir
where they Worry ntiforpmaUi CelcatlaU
With bull dug*. Tb-t last New Turk Her
aid otmtains the details of a dots*! murder ■
in rtiflteTCht parte „f the country, end even
here In the orderly city of Savannah w*
have eight or ten murder cases on theerim
Inal dashes—{hwXr Mt ivtt . 'y —
j*tLJcnb
ycara of age, have entered TOO acre* of land
In Kan*a, and Intend to make a dairy
faroi of it All but IWo of tlie girls atf
graduate* of fc-tstern clt>*o? an 1 ! two of
them Ire pf(ifide lit In H,’||| u 11! t fgL rli.unia .
Ry-
I nr Mo. Vi..- jolpisnn, an attractive
| young woman, started a Uailier shop IS ”
ritlrt*k t-*wu (To- other lay All the wive*
.u the town vu-neal moved by a rommon
impulse to present their husband* with
some little love token. Ily a remarkable
, . li?r—y srt f.-Ti 11prf mi-rs and
TTrushc* and mug*
Thompson, Cole A Cos.
WANtt'A' TI'RIIM* OF
AND DEALERS IN
Furniture,
S TT c n A s
Bedsteads, Buieaus, Chairs, Mattresses,Klc
Metallic Burial Cases and Rosewood
Coffins Always on Hand.
jsru wnan aa.
Babies Faraijhed
i
with carriages at reasonable prices.
Juneßo-tf
Notice.
G RKKSVILLK. oa., I
June 13,187* f
Be H entered by the lntendant and itoord
of Commissioners of said town, that aA
owners of side-walk* and street cro sings—
that are used for public passing- in nrd
town, be, and they are hereby, ordered to
put the same in a good condition, on, or by
the Ist day of August neat. In deiauil the
the said Hoard of Commissioners will have
the work done at the expense of the owner.
A, H. Freeman, 1 In’dt
Dr. K. F. Hall, |
Jno.S. Grant, )■ Commisaionera
R. N. Ellis, I
J. K. Adams. J Clk.
ju'JO 3t .
Notice.
T 06T OR mislaid, by the undersigned,
I l one promissory note, given for $lO
and sixty cents, with Petty . (oat.)
Principal, and Biay,(whrte)security
Said note due, I think, January 1873. All
parties are hereby warned against trading
Sr as id note, and the principal and security
directed not to par the name to any one.
j m 90 lm PETKR STROZIBR.
jitO.lST, COOPER,
Grocer and
1-^ — '• ' -
CommiMioa Merchants
LaORANGE, OA.
"
f HAVE Jt ST rrturnep v ss v,,,g
1 a>d am njw stale to si.o* myjfri* n.is a
splendid aeaortment of Groceries f>,uns
lie, fcarde and Vmey Dry G.i, |[ ,=t
which I shall sell at vt/y low figurt*. I
rkieft as
Griltt, Floor. Bulk Meats. Gwffee, ftogar
Tobacco ami ilardwate.
s r a p Ik j :
1 ...
AND
r
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, . .... WB vK- swsfisah* -
I w ill Iw giart to have a call from .:. rny
Vlr. is. K,, t fnricU, i'uo a... fin*, roe si
ties li.pfalo’s Head
Very llnsjso iftitly,
apDI M JNtL N- UOUf'XIt
GREAT BARGAINS
is
f >i*y Goods
a .
•*■ <44P frr •
DAVID ELLIS lOHf
I ]
consisting or
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.fr pauses flttks We the ssta -■
FANCY DfUNM OOOIW,
mnRONM snd I.AfJMC J
OfNnHAWH. handsome an,, cheap.
ttAlvtfnu in sou str- ' ■
r.~%n A
—Hale- OooAa.-poff*. Ptafta. Ar
Buollea, Hoop skirta, Beits,
Glove* Ac , Ac.
Het* fiir boy* girl* snd ladies of nil nty.ee.
SHOES
For Ladies Oects, Youths and Cbddrrn.
ALSO
A Large Lot of Striped
Osnahurgs.
I have alco on hand a supply of
GROCERIES
.........SUCH as-
Sugar. C.aflee, Floor. Mea., 1 '
Bacon, Lard, Salt.
dVi-.h Caedv and N::n
For the Little one*.
j lm DAVID ELLIS
FOB SALE.
MY Residence in the tow a of Green
villa, Meriwether ■ iy, a good
dwelling containing nmo comfortable, well
finished rooms, wi h six good fire-places,
excellent cook-house and extra out hoeres
sublet, cow shads, tom, too, to far sale. A
well ot pure water is convenieat to the
kitchen and lot. Tne garden contains
nearly an acre and to excellent toil. On
the place to a s plead id variety ot Fruit
trace and Grape mta The front yard to
tasteftdly laid oft and to tall of well set. ct
ed shrubbery—all under a good enefoeure
The premises contains fifteen acres, aeore
or leas, with a large flash branch tanning
through the posse so in. Don’t oil apply at
march 14-ton D. C. GRESHAM.
CAUTION.
ALL PERSONS ore warned not to
employ Mose Hatcben* and Sam
Echols, (colored,) wbo-eie lawfully hired to
me tor the present year, and have lett my
service without my coo sent. I will prone
cutaway person to the extent of the law
who hires them for a single day after pub
lication of this notice.
joaeMMm A. J. PINSON, NewnsaGx
f-A GRANGE y'f OV Jfi bTtMiBI
I
B. JCJtOJS.
(Hm*ic#or U) J s4*y i\ ?
Manji#tr**.rfsr | sr.-lj
Vii ;i 6Ast MiiA* Kcot<i iMr t i in
r.# i, and J'**i>*t]
TIN W A ll' 1: .
S.'M/KIMU AND BE .TING. j-TOYK”
o : *,, * 1 nse, ~0 ,vt,t 's, , , -..
As an !,, sson- ■ : *-. ■.
c*u be fco-d y where.
cr -■ mv- -nfrr.v.:;. jkL “Z
. . II . .‘ * F . .<1 *• *• *
Sm gey fltxgW now made, fursishnd a
?HGtrr KonrE
*
To Merrhanls
Sfwrviia.iU rnn have any Atlantal: ft-.
%* dupip.tsd kith Weight w 'ed
LAMP OOODS
A Oonj.ie'. Avaortxaent ot
LA N Ida LdU U-Ki’ t..a il(-
ir V'rrv t'fieep r.u. ( *-. Ml
OfiM* •**! toy wi'l t j rt, i
f,’*i 4f#MfapKl '
ft miy w a
V. HI in ill I ft fM fti.
—T - - ■ * S - -e— ■
I 11i i*< i waro
Mfiviumt .
ATLANTA. OA..
ff>NTlNd a I. RIMRALL W*
[Manufacturer's A rent* and TValrra in
all hinds of
HARDWARE,
IRON.
STEEL
CUTLERT,
TOOGS OF ALL KINDS.
mni.DERP and
CARRIAGE MATERIAL
Agents for But’s Bhinrle MachmM, tot*
more I’d wrier fbmpiny* Kifle
and Blasting Powder, Mill
Stones and Bolting
XSntto, Ptoprv
tort of the
BROOKS*
ft(M t>4 I*J Strew Pre*
W We are dtnng a Wholesale Busi jess
and always keep oe hand aa ample Mock
to supply Retail Merchants and Ontrac
torn Jon 24 U
MOORE MARSH A 'CO..
"Wholesale
j
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods;
Nu >t i< m>i,
BOOTS, SHOES, Ao.
■ ———
rtouatm A Pryor St's , Atiauta, G*.
I
t
. .jf.o w*. •. -. *•<-. ■ v. . . a-r.;i%tf.f f- '- ~vv 0... V- ;
1 ,
\\ r 1 W'B'i.D riwprctlnllr mole !1
It <, I.aniv, tierurr [tore else-
W ti< , r t- ■ H T II . L* 1
■largest .0 the S,‘,i;h, which hst.urf Stern
twregkrt
■'77.7' t > rot ( > t ”
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I
*"*<! wit at inters Mt*( ti[ Compare
fs-,r, t.fv wi# \N ‘1 M*UK IT I oeftti
attcti'ion ciVrrt to 'rr.ter IfnersH tJoll*
aplr ?m if'Xßfl,, M MtSH *<Vt
; ’ * Jamsg A. Beeks,
• nir . wr.tm-.iA
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2 HAVE brj-r TT rTo|(> J\p
will keep thr -ngb the ■**- :i t n.y uan*
LARGEand WELL
of
Fall and Wtnlrr Goods.
tir f bnkfnl for the LONG and LIB
ERAL PATRONAGE extended to me, f
respectluiir invite a continuance of the
same, and pledge myself to n\>ik* uin (A.
ISTKHKSTof BUT if MB
m
' a
HT NOTICE.-All persons indebted to
me for GOODS, arc reaperttally nquatod
to coll and settle. All debts are consider
ed due, by Griffis merchants, early to the
toll as Cotton coil be sold. And I now
give notice to ALL, that I am compelled
to have money to pay my debts it* fAIJ.
and WINTER, and will nrd wait for any
part another year. J. A. BEERS.
November 6, 1F72.1 bt
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