The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885, December 17, 1875, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE VINDICATOR. rrnt.isaxc tmr piudat, BY WMC T- EEVILL. AT W PER ANNUM. IN ADVANCE. OflaaSoath t* .1 tg.C®arlHws r-mm r A4viwa. PM lwk I 4 wks 1 8 mo j # OK* j 1 vear 1 inch IN I M 450■700 I l* 00 3 inches l 50 1 8 00U j|l®l 15 I uuctoca SMI 8 001 10.00115-00 *5 Oft rgjp —tTW* H 00'NW OSOOtIS 00 * > 7 00 1 15 00 i 23 00 | 35 00, 80 <0 l col 10-00 |2OOO i 35.00 |6O 00 SIOO jy A liberal deduction mads to lboa advertising bj the month or year. R-ligio ll Malice. Tha fellowia* lathe Church Directory ot G reear ill* for 1975: METHODIST 2d and 4th Hatwiatb. in earn month. Pmor Rev. W ABIMM l>H BAPTIST 3d Sabbath in each month. Paator ...... Ret. 8. P. Cailaa ay. PRESBYTERIAN lat Sabbath in each month, ltstor... ..Rev Jno. Jones NOTICE TO THE PI EWC. After thi* date, all legal advertisen ent* for tha county of Meriwether, will be i>uli linhcd in the Mkuweth*k Cocstv Vwdi rvroit. JAM. W. BANNING. Oi dinary. W R PAVER, Sheriff A J HINTON, Jan 4th, 1873. Clerk Sup'r Court. GREEN Vit.Lfc. FRIDAY Deo 17 1873 —-— ■■■* LOCAL TOPIC Oat.*s Ofttpr Ontrt. Ho More Poor Horan ' I HAVE NOW ON HAND WO bushels I 1 Hnke rust |wrMt winter see-1 <>t , tor. fltir, will rell (<■ IIIMX II BAD O H(J, TIES, NAILS AC, tra.i.lr* it *,-n< rai (lot'll of mevebandta* alwavs on I, amt J 1 HtTOt ~2V ll"rau*ville, G*. Come t ** M ‘druu *uilittg '•* ivtuiuu a'ration* written on ls>th ns<l noi a t |wrl to have tl.rm pnbliahed. I tilt-sw j plaiuly written tl*y will *l*" * OHiitigi'Cd tlx aanlr liukit There will l>* **' • ccptlou to III* above rule#. I L<VNI A4vrlWii| Kioui and nil * t I Ills d#te Legal A.l Vet IIM-OUtil* 111 11*1 In- paid far in atlmnir to art un ilirif pubt< alfau. 1 hi* court* 1* tendered topstßllvely tteceoraty i'“ v >'* •' llir Urgt ttii'iuuU tint m l* t nik lion* during tin* tt two y<wr far Ouardi#u, Adtnltii*n*'or* *d Executor* fJT WW *ll wit" *>wc llo* i flk* any tl.linr lot *<i* *..1 tin* description ruljia up al Wilt and will* I W T UK' JO* |nW Pet *U. A A It* v 111. Aini'i Improved St**! Plow totb* be*' htfn j-fa* te Ute wufTl. by. W C GIIOLNON W < @M>L~ON B Wagon Y*rd I* Uw tw-t *■! cheapest ph.ee far * *<• oi atop al. Kin k * ill 6* * ell atiibh <1 and driver# have a isaum iliii itutl lie their o < <jinn<xl*iW*P I have * lull Xlocll of Urol Plaster. Halt .n<! Ltm. Ak Bradley Dtaaolved Bonn Btedfay ’s Acid I'hoapfa.te. Bradley’* Bo |ar Pbuaphafeot Bunt. AU f f **irl Kerti liner* lor small grain. t lb* above *l reduced prices. w. c.gholbon. An excellent young lorn* and * a'*"*! bumey ,—almost n*w—fat saw by lb* editor of the VnrmcAToß tf W||*t tap to r ou I fa.rtjay eveniag prnoedlng ebrfatam* rra; let o* r ra f< li*riia tU all available space with nuttes of Christina* good*. prearnts, toy* Ac. (tJ) . iimoi For tale. 1 utter for aaic fry sesideare Wi Green *Ule Good dwelling tlolkut hixbeu and floe Garten, and tetter improvement* A hergsta can bd had Price S4OO ea*h Ap ply u Mb* F A Bjccawitb. Ellh and Moore will have a large lot ol try* far Cbristmea. 8l Rhea A Bnjrd of Grifen desire to call the Xtcßtbm of the people ol Meriwether to their large led of Gumbo* sew am tend are! to arriee. Oor Gasans are of tb* *<aodard brand* and will be *oki oa good terms, fur tether Money or Cotton optiowa. Ober’s PI oapbate and Eureka Phosphate ia large Qnaa'irle* kept on band. We traX all oar Meriwether Irieada il (be us a’call aad examine oar Ooaaoa and get oar prirea. GrMfa) doe 7th. RHEA A BOTD. W WOOD*. CLOTBT2IO, HAT J . BCK/TS AND SHOES. A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF CAL ICOES Just received at BMamtm A. B x*n. Panteatar Nat tee. 0T The Patron* of the OraeavOle Ma •oak laethnte who an indebted lo the an itiMgimil. efl pkM eri amrard al once aad MUk their aoooarn* as I deair* to re aert from OreaaeilW between lb a aad te 28th of December. * JOHN H. WILLIAMS MAIL*. TWENTY POUNDS OF NAILS FOB ONE MZ BAT CHRISTMAS, APPLES*. ORANGES. COCO AM LITE. PLAIN and FANCY CANDIES IIA YR ADDED TO OUR STOCK THIS WEEK CfcoK-. Jf.w Orleans STBtTP tt SB eta. s.pcrlor Haw Oriaana STROP IS " New Ofleanf. Bt7tt*H I® '' New Orieaae Oaritek BVOAB. liJW BrasttMl Loot .Una KICK 19 •' New Laat LARSI IT ** HAVE S E ’ N ESA Vt PIXIUR CLEAR RIBBED SIDES, GHKfcN and ROASTED COFFEE, OYSTERS SAR DINE-. PINK A PPLtS TOMATOES CREAM and B< T TER CRACKERS, ALL SORTS of ORO CERIES. DRY GOODS. HARDWARE. BOOTS >nd SHOES HATS, CLOTHING and CROCKERY at VERY LOW PRICES TllK LA HURST and CNRAREST tbtek of JM§ It TMI WILL ADI) TO OCR STOCK this WEEK and NEXT WEEK NEW CALHX ES. NEW CHECKS, NEW HOMi SPUN NEW SHOES t Vr.et Wtrttr Hip Horr at .... l ot* • oreeta tVvnurto* I* “ t'oraela taud.U la Ktu|.- |1 ( A VARIETY OF baskets powdered sulphur, EPsOM SALTS Ol'M CAMPHOR COPPERAS MAPtOBOY SNI FF, DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO, CHEROOTS and Ac me. WILL HAVE A LIRt.I LOT OF TOIB IN TiMK OIL SAN TA CLAUS , IF THE SHIPARHIVES HAFKI.Y REMEMBKK WK WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. ELLIS A MOORE Mr B r<l uffirs vsluslilp lo.iuw il 1* * OrMiirlll* rot *rs 111* *it*rlis<jni<int rVr*l<inl Urunt's #nr my t*v liwn In the oroukrd wblikry. *t lt lh* Bnr t>*ri. bel Kill, k yM*rw will not slluw snrtxxtr I" ‘l'•r s vtile tu s< ll Inwnr than Ihrjr will nil lh ensl.ly. ■ —— Tiik ( miiih iab Ini* a—W nolle* thai IU A J llatil*, l). I)., tli* dUtlngtrtalind PMsblent n! Mi rrrr Uiilv*r*Hy, li** Iregun K serin* of dieply inlere*l|og *rtlcle* in ibn Christ ton Index, on "Hi* Human Will.' Dr lluttle ►tnnd* nm >ntr llie lorem"*t rep ' rraenlailve* ol lire Hapilst denomination In llin Hou'lj In point ol scholarship, worth nud it'll ence. In addition to these valuable ccn'rlbo tlort* vi tkr occasion to my,that tb** Index Mid lUptint I*. undoubtedly, the rno*t prom inent and Influentlul iclliri"ti (Miiily pnpei published In tire H.nitli Coder llie nmuag log editorship ol Hev David E liulh*r, * • aided by • cor|>* of flrnt cl*** edltorl*: . wrlti raj*i >< I enrk lied by contrllnlllon* frurn (the ablest pet* to He foun-J atn-tig the | (htplist deriomlni lon In Oeorgl*, IU worth and influence among the I'sptlH cannot b*' over e*turiHied. No Miptr*! la the Stale might tu he wit hunt this sterling and In flexible organ and rhainplon of hu faith. But aside from tu denominational value, Mu lades commend* iIM f to arery mtel ligi nt readi-r a* pre anilacntly worthy Of patronage on account of its va'ue a* a twin l lv and liieraiy parwr. It presents whatever k* worthy el presentation in th* affair* of the dy, In a f'Orc. chaate and condensed style Ito comment* are Urrae, trank, aopfJudlaed, and alwaj* aim to elucidate the truth, and adv-nce lb* good. Its literary tone I* high ; its ethics broad, and thoroughly Christian Every number coni*ins apmeUong of interest and value lo the matured mar. and woman, a* well a* to th* child. Church, Holiday Hchool, and family htternata reerv* !ae ali nth'n in Ita colunii.s, and all It* departments are kepi up to the highs. I standard We nrga a|xio oar IkpiM reader*, aa we I a* apoa i hose of o'her oeai/nilnaliona, the pleaaare aad bencfll they will realix* by becoming [>ermaa*(it reader* of lb* iadea. They aMI reaelv* a tealold return for the amount expended in s*tcrijlion. Read the Index advertisement In this uum her of oor paper, Mr* IP-rUi U oat ol lala, te Mitur ><*•'/ bat Kilt* S door* * Mvatr. thetr *ours*ra "*•* aa<l rtwr ytßaaO lb* T HAILS lav * *oav • base. lIUY YOUKTWWH, OluiltaUM Prtttnff from NROW’ BON A BRO. CapM * Mags Married oa the fab loat.. by B. 8 Clem eats, Eq , Mr. Jam** Chapman tad MU* Cordelia Adams Married at th* red ten r* of the bride * graodwoiter <>u the 7th, MT 1 W Nall, B*q , Georg* 0. Tassr aad MU* MattU A. Rowe. Married, by flie Rev. W. R. Foote, on tbefah iaat . Her H J. EMU. of Edgaweod Georgia, aad Mist Boar* Bmilh, of Oak Bowery, Alabama. ' Mmnriad mear Greoavffle at tte rmtueac* of th* Bildr’s mother n th* evening of tte 13 hby the Rev. F. M T Braucoa, Mr. Charles R. Carter of Boroearil U, aad MU* 'Julia £ Ector daughter of the lata CoL Wat urn Ecbjr. ■ Cbotae beat Lard *t UceaU at ROBINSON A BRO Eubcnoa.— As elecikra will be teld ear llr ia tte Mew Year far *oaavy Cotami* tloners. AsttmiAcm have control of i be revenue* al tte LOUBty was but tba 'beat men should be cboaea. What my tte people to tte pres it Board t Cotton U wonh tli cento Hoaa.—The squealing* of fat ptvker* have oft reaoun lec through our atreata du ring the recent cold snap, and the fortunate one* have been feasting on spare riba, back., bones and delicious sau-uxge. The first drove that reached town sold at eight m3 a had cents gross; the second at eight cents. Universal regret seems to be felt (bat Rev. J. 11. Baxtei, preacher in charge ot the M&hodiei cbureb in Greeoville thi* year, was cot returned. We lies peak lot him a kind rcceptiou from his new charge at Nevruan. C.R Sides at 18 cents at ROBINSON A BRO. The subscription* ol many of onr Green viite subscribers expire with this numbc we iru‘l they will <tU promptly renew. W are fincerely vimetnl fttr the peat Miter* patronage extended ua and respectfully ask its continuance. To fell l werested, The money belonging *o the PuWte School Fund la now In tbe hand* of A. H. Freeman, County School Commissioner, and all having claims against laid fund can obtain their pro rata share by calling on tbe Coniini sioncr, who cun be found at hie office at all times, Saturdays excepted. The tuml i* sufficient to pay forty ceuia on the and attar. ._ ~WT" Oitr merchants are reerivng and expect ing presents for tbe little folks. ll (he children read the advertisements in tliia Issue an tht they can tell their parvnt* where to find tbe headquarter* ol good oIJ Santa Cl mis. In our advertising columns will be found a prospectus of BcritHier’a Magnetite and St Nicholas, two of the be*! publications ol their kind In the world. 8t Nicholas is lor the children and every head ol a tainllv should place s ropy in the hands ol his little ones. It is worth uice tbe price ebarg< and lor it. Oorjstl Is nnt vsry sseurs, bat Kills * Moors h.rr lh<- targes I stock to town and del* anybody's pries.. gi .rtriou. Th# <*Wr* ol the Court buying Md gloves lor * r..uug fit. ml. Nsmas Bast wssk. t ins* t'rnpirlng In klnrtow. If Capt. Wouley ran always secure such men toeuhlvatc I'll* rich lands a* Mi J A. Hardin and Mr Wm. Arp, fihe veriuh'c -Rill" hlmaelf,) he will do well. Mr. Mar din,on KIA acres ol land has prrxluced this year 1M Iraloa of coßoo, end the vcritaltlc “Hill Aip,” on f4 acres produced 38 b*i. Tlila Is what may lie termed iplendid otic ccs* ('apt. Wadey*a fann la near King ston. In tlif* coun'y. If there Is aftidher county in tiiairgia aide to nmh* vneh a showing we should like lo hear from it. The Barlow fa. m-:r# are hard to beat.— [Cartt-ravllle Express. Thus tire Irwlutou B-iutlierner : "Hp*ah log of large corn stalks," sanl Deacon Smith, l Wilkluson county, the other day, to a pnrty of farmers, “apeaktog rf large corn stuikr remind* me of the crop I made on my new gmuud In Commissioner swamp. In 1872 That was a powerful year for truck to grow, and n.y new ground was the richest spot lu the county. I planted ft with lire Thompson goard-teed, soil, gen -11. no n. II would a done ye good in *een that corn. laintgwhieto trll you bow tug the stalks was, lor ye might dispute It, hut one H uiday me ami Melraly went down to look at it, and old Hot, my old bound, went along w Ith u*. Ital fooled around uni well ha started a ralrtrlt and Into lhe Held they Went. Presently I heard hl n harking and I say* tu Melialy ‘He's treed.' Me and her got over into the field and went to him. amt. gentlemen, he was Iraik mg up a corn stalk, ar.d scratching at the root, i examined the stalk and tooud Hint tit* wnodant* had gulled h, and that h aa hollow, so 1 Jsuri Jerked out my knife and cut a hoi* Into it, and reached my arm duwn and pulhd out three big old tWNiup rahhh*. ami I an* aide, wirh *4w help ol Ood, lo whip ai y aoo-01-agua Who disi'iites If. ” The three folluwiug paragraplia are t ipped from a lettai of Coi. li II Jones, lira “on Hi* wing" editor of the Macon Telegraph: a tuck at.i'K ranTMAa. To an authiaarisß frlmid, w* ar* lodebt ad lor tb* hiHowiug anwcdoi* of Umrcral lilach*hear; Th* General was a devoted sui porier of Georgia's lenowaad and hero ic Cloef Magistrate, Georg* M . Troup. In ttie contest between Clark and tbe Gover n tr, It chanced that a lew day* before the election, th* aid man was taken very ill. Bu; U* summon' and hi* soon around hi* bed aid*, and Ibbt emphatically addressed them '. “Boys, when th* election ootaes off, if I am wa dead aa Hector, send my corpse Ur the poll* with a Troup ticket in my bands.” araa-oa On* of our fellow mpupaur*, a Milledgt ville man. after palkotly listening to the ateretyoed talk of hard tbaes, acarcity, etc, aside hi* lktet>er*, moot ha water, by say log that lax week he had slaughtered Usre* bogs Ural averaged Ml lira, net, aad wm out/ thirteen mouths old. He had AIM an rdher to bacoaise, which, at tte age of two y**r, wouM weigh wbuu dressed. Ms bun tired pounds. v Tte writer skrays Might* to racord ■oefa InMsacan of iteMt, k* If ttey do ant furnish the “silver Iking” te tbe clouds of our adversity, they at least help to make the “pot boll,” aad scare away the wolf o* lam tee I seen tte threshold. A Girls, never Itriau lo tbe seductive to treeties of say men who wouU tempt you wdieohey end grieve Mmee parent* le whoa you ewe yea heiag.had who have • i read, cherished aad pent acted you ireta kfaeaqr. U tteir obyeefatras la your aup tkk eeeaa uoreeaoaabk, wall at kaM aatil you buve ai tamed to tte age of tweuty-oee years, ead is el meet every Instance this deferential coume wiU diaara opposition. Bat at all events, then, but out before, you are at liberty to ael k yourselves. Bow much of wretchedness aad sorrow nsigk* be eared k wedded Mfe, if oar daughters! would act la tkk nmansr. HO, FOR CHRISTMAS aND ~ SANTA CLAUS' ~~ ROBINSON & B R 0., HAVE JUST received a large lot of TOYS and beautiful CHRISTMAS TIFTS Also a flue assortment of COFECmONKRI F8; CONSISTING OF OR ANO EH, A IVLEB, LEMONS, CALIFORNIA PrARS, COCO A NUTS, OATEN. ( R tNRRRILI.H, CHERRIES, PINEAPPLE:!. FIQ4, CITRON, RAISINS, NUTS, SALMON. OYSTERS. SARDINES, and every variety of FANCY CANDIES. VERY C II E A P. dense an 4 Lot (or Bmlc. John W, Boyd offjra for sale his valua ble house and lot w hereon Lyman H. Bln lock now resides. This place is one ol the most dneirablr In tliv town of Greenville; the house ia new ami capacioo*, containing six rooms j outhotisea and slabtes in apple pit enter. The well of water ia the coolest and purest in the town, and Hie garden •nequ ailed ip fertility ; the front yard per tectly level. Sllua'ed near the square yet retired enough to be out of all bustle and ools* It tljuat the h 'lue for any one deaii ing a house In Urwmvil a. Terms easy and tufee veejr-krtv. For particulars call on the editor ul the Vinwoatok or address Hie undersigned at Utiffin, Ga, JOHN W BOYD. “the Christian Index A LARGE EIGHT PAGE Weekly Organ | tb> Bapli-t D* nomination Hhrnild lie In every Baptist ftml'v In the land It Is the pa|>er our children ought to read. It Is the patter for i.ll who would know the truth as it Is io Jnsua. Subscribe lor it at once—induce your friends and neighbors to do likewise. If you haven't the money, aubecribn for the paper anyhow —yonr p**tor will make the arrangement lor you. Mend for specimen copies. Tlie pritc of the Index is A. Year. Address all order* to— JA . 1* IlAUltiaoN A CO . 11 ix 24, Allsnta, Ga. lanoaaafll.in with ih*NDi-X vbm. p.-rliap* th* largest *n<t raciallt '"k suit Job I'rlol tug i Aoa la IS* Huaih, knawu ■■ lira franklin Mtesui IMBllng lli.ii*.-, at aki. b I'Vrry *avtW • ItiMik, M*ia*ittll, !.*•■ and Hallway Priming la rsnutoil. In ■Bcvllamir or OMonet, grom,,lna** and *nM|>a*M, * <t*fy a etl'lon. Our illaek Hook Maintfoetorr i*. Ilkawla*. **n ■u|iolala<l. Order* eolU-Hed for *v-v7 grad* of Work ID tbt# department, Ooui.ty oMnlsta arlll #od It to (hair late'**, lo wiaautl na aa !■> !.**• Porm ItoiAa, Uec.rrda Mlnnlra, lllanka. *U- Thta aatibhahlii' ul kta lona '>* thoroughly r* Sued and rafurul-h.-d. ragsrdUa* of t-sgona*. with •vary variety e? Ktvr the-b and Job l“rintlna M* tytoV Oval bar with* fall oomglaaMiit ol SKII.I.KII WaddlugOsrda or new snd alagsnt dralgn. rl*i lug the Iraaullfiil uroducllou ol In* aiwravar ; Bill •AdLatiar II rad a <>r th* ino t egiirovad alyl**; MhowhUls, PoaOra I'.oKrainniv*. Mtnutoa. (lata logaaa, Bo ka, Hailr.wd Tt-Vat*. and rvarythlug that oan ti* pilntad. Try lh* Prankllo. Addr*a ail uowioauniattoaato JAM. r IIAKHISON * 00.. Pto*rt*tora, P. O. Drawer *4 Atlanta, <l*. A (•rimd Ursrgln Krttcrprte*— The Ureal ilvcsat* of Ttie Coming Tear No man or family Humid b wKbout a newspaper. It t* llm cf>t intlHx*nl and nntetlulnlng visitor to any household, and ia Um lent at all educator*. Beside* llii* udmiiti •! tact, there ar* now additional u-a eon* lot anbacribing to a food aewspeper. Perhaps au year ol tbu last half aratury ftiruhlied a greater combiuslion of Impor taut Slid Thrilling Events than will the yenr approaching. Tl* PfeaMeatlal cow teal, Hie Qubctniitoilil election, the Cell leuidal and other Oieat Events IraaMplre. As In the past, so tu the luture, tte At ianta Coiihtitulitra. Fublfahed at the Cap Hal ol Use Hi ate, h will be loremost in lira Chronicling of all News, Political, Com mercisl. Agricultural, Religious, of Leg isle tore* and CouvenHoa*. A Democraik Journal, it ia Independent of all Politics or l'ersooal lnAueucca, aad t* Fiee to de vote lUelf to llie Best Inlereat# of the Peo pie of Geor Is and the Houtli It la accep ted throughout Hie Union as the Kepriwee isilve Paper ol tbe State. Tbe Cooitltmioe fa kitowu aa the People's Paper. It ha* attained a prosperity as *uch second lo no patter is Ike Sofak. A* a family Journal, containing Political aad IJ ter ary Reading, General News, Htoriea, Poetry, Humor, and Practical Information, H fa point tar in many Ma'ea. Addhiooal fawtore* of Inter est bay* been lately added, ranking It a still more wsi jome visitor lo every home. The ConMilutlon, having been the mvie of opes leg up North Georgia to the |i#opl# of tbM oka try a* never before dooe, fa sow organising a* Expedition for tte Ea(Jora- Uuu of the greet Okefeooke* Bwarop, the terra {neaftMa ot Georgia. Several months will be devoted to the work which will be of service to the Stele, sod mark an era ia fas history. should be mad* at once to secure fall reports of this Eap* iiioo, which will favnfab most velnable in krmaUun aad rich adventures. A marked feature *f Tte Constiiution will bs Ita Jkpartnmnt of Humorous Read k(. orlgiaeJ sod selected. Me pains will be spared to make it equal k this respect to any newspaper ia tte country, le flu* the Grave and tte ttey. tte Useful sad the Entertaining, wifi be presented to its read •r*. Upon a basis of aaeured prosperity, is will be abk to fatly execute ail lu under takings. wsicxrnu rate* Tbs Daily Couetktisa k famished, pos tage paid, at $lO per annum, $lO far six months; $0 Of for three moeths; 100 tor one mouth. Tte Weekly Constitution made up from tte Daily, fa e Mammoth titeet *f FORTY COLUMNS; price, k cludieg poauge, $0 00 per aßßtus $1 00 far sfx Bteutte. Sampfa oupke mat fee* ou applicaUeo. Ad-Jree* W. A. Hemphill A Cos., Atlanta I Georgia. Scribners’ HUnthljr | 187 L The publLhera invite attention to the fol lowing list ol nme .iflho altraollve article* secured for H ribnors' Mmtlily for the coming year. In the fl- ld ot fie lon, besides numerous novelettes and shorter stories ill Itc TWO REXA.RKKBIiE SERIAL STORIES By AMERICAN WRI I'KRS. The first of theee, now complete In our hands, “GABRIEL CONROY” Br BRET. BASTE. Begins In the Noromlrcr numtier, and will rnn twelve ntontha. This Is Mr Har'es first extended work. The seems and characters which the author has chosen Iron* Ids lavorito field, California, are pain ted with characteristic vividness and pow er: and the sunk is without doubt the mod griipldc record of early California life that ha* yt appeared. Wo shall also begin 111 the January num her. “PHILIP NOLAN’S FRIENDS, OR SI/O W TO UR PASSPORTS " By EDWARD EVHHKTT HALE The scene ot this story Is laid iu the Month western, territory, now forming the Miatesof I, -nl*iana and Texas, at the time of Aaron Bun's treason. The character* lived in a section which was now Amerl can, now French, and now Hpantsh, and this record of their adventurous lives make* a story of Intense and unflagging Interest throughout. A SECOND*IAR MER’B VACATION." Hy Cul. Gko K. Warino, Jr. Col Waring I* now in Europe, visiting, In a row boat rlifa of two liunilrcd an t flfy miles, one of the most fertile and interest Ing of the vine-growing valleys ot Kurop* Tliit second kuiies of |Mpcrs promises to lie even inor* Intercxlliig Ilian that with which our reader* are already fauil iar. CENTENNIAL LETTERS, IMltcd liy John Vance Cheney. A rare collection of Revolutionary Ijfil far#, mainly Iron' More* in llie linud* of the dnscundnnls ol Col Joseph Ward. They ar* full ul internal, and will be read with rare reliati 1n coniiuctlou wilti the cenlen nlal eelebrallon ol (he year. nim.LiAim.v u.[,hthatkd auncLM on AMERICAN CuLLE'IKC- .. Written re*|iecl(vely by lliclr li lends, will appear during llie v*Hr. Tbe revived In tarsal In College life makes these paper# vpasclally timely, snd will secure far Item usual attention. OLD NEW YORK. Kleysntly illustrated article# on O’d New York, by John K Mines, will appeal at uncs, and will attract the attention ol all lu city or country, who mark with Infarct llie development o( llm great metropolis, and affeetloiiah ly remeinber the quaint fie enliarltiea of lie olden time. Kv*iy hiimber fa profusely llltialr.led, lima enabling na to give lu oor deaertp ive and narrative arti jes, an iniuruai and |ier manenl vnlne never attained In a n n lllus trated |i*riodienl. Under ft# accustomed management tbe magazine will hi Ihe lu lure be devoted, as II has b en in lire past to sound literatus* end Christian progress. - EDITORIAL DEPAKTMKKTti. oernpy over lw euly page* oi each numlier and contain* Df. Ilollmid's vigorous and tlni'dy editorials, ss well as K<-viwt ol the latest work* in .art, Literature, and Mciencv, TERMS. |4 0 a Year, in advance ; 7f> cent* a num i mr. Tin-10 vol, complete, Nov: 1870, to O t 1873, Wiuiid in maroon d0th...... $2.0fl do da bound lu hall n.o Vofa. tieglu in Novemiier and May. Any of the earlier volumes (J to V.II) will lie supplied separately to parties who wish • hem lo complete act# at Mila rate, f*, cletk $2 00; ball morocco, $8 o#. Booksehers and Postmasters will be tap piled at rate* that will enable Item fa All any ol lh* above offers Bubrnritera wHI please remit in P. O. Mousy Order*, or In Bank Checks or by Drafts, or registered Ultairs Money In kt far* not registered, at sender's risk. BCKIBN ERA A CO. 748 Bromlway, Mew York. Notice. rpo ALL WHO desire to mate m'mey I 1 offer far sale tuu fallowing property situated at J ROCKT MOUNT. Meriwether County, vix : One Dry Ooodfa titore, one Groceiy end Family Grocery Htore, ooc Wood tibop, oo Bfaek*mKb ote(> ab complete. With tbe Mum i will sell e stock ot Oocuta at ten per ceat. under oust. 1 offer also far ml* one - Hteam GHn all compteie, whicu uaa nM trees lunnlng more the* tw# mentii* and which will gto from FIVE fa EIGHT BALER of eottoe PER DAY, (be eugio* having power auActed u> grind from ISO fa 178 bu*h*f* Of sure daily, or •aw from 2,080 to *sß9 fast of lumber per day, and a* good a piece ol machinery m e*n be fauna ia tte tikte t! wm tte best '1 UI also *U 800 Hundred actesul land containing UUe good dwel liugx sod as wait iapcuraai as any place in tilt ZOtUiXJf, Parties desiring to purchase can ceil aad examine tbe above property or add tea* am at Rocky Mount, Meriwether county Ga. f g*sst DAVID C. DUNLAP. ' W. 0. GHOLSON LbGRARGE. IXARMER3 CANNOT fiol tv Inter I ’ pi tee to (tore their cotton than W 0 Uholsou’s New Kallroa 1 ROCK WAREHOUSE. Charges only TWENTY-FIVE cents Per Month.* It will be weighed on the BEST Fair (tanks Scale*. Farmers can buy their good* CHEAP tY. C. GHO.-SON'S _ RAILROAD STORE. Y**h cam Aml a full sfgk of g "•*!*. eoart*4] lug of. /\j BULK tli CUIiBU II \M 4, LARD, FIHII, FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, SYRUP, TOBACCO, CANDLER, SOAP, STARCH, SBBOOVHI WHEAT, RYE, BARLEY. GRABd Jfc|CLOVEH SEED A LARGE STOCK OP Boors and SHOES, KENTUCKY JEANS, Large Assortment ofCIIBCKfI and OfINABUHOA. and In fact everything found In a first claaa Grocery Btore. Special Inducements to all CASH buyer*. I will always buy your cotton at th# MODEST PRICE I inotl re*|>ectfully </Bett a call from ML Very Respectfully, ••22 4m W. £. GHOLSON. 12 Ohromoa and Our Own Fireside For One Year For • A I’HROMO WITII EVERY NUMBER A CHIKiMO WITH EVERY NUMBER A CHItoHO WITH EVERY NUMBER FOR f2.'<o A YEAN I FOR (2 08 A YEAR I KORfifitA YEAR I Hufwcrlbers of Our Own Fireside, desiring a (Jiiromo with every paper, will reeeivo the same upon the payment <4.sfioo, in stem) of sllO. These C’hromne are larger atrdbf a bailer itsss limn those need by other- pdMiahknj. and every one worth more than tha mb scriptl<m price. Sample number oi' tbe paper with sample Ohr.'tno, wit to any address upon receipt ol A) ceuia Address, OUR OWN riREBIDI, !7fl William St. N. Y- GRANGERS NEW CASH HOOT, RHIIK AMD HAT STORE * TRUNKS UMBRELLAS, CARPET HAGS, ETC; L L BRICKHOUVE JtCPO THK I.KADKHH OP LOW PHICBB. Wd. Till Sn'wnH mws, wnall iin IMS t* rliU'in* nl lbs eiW <H Mteatssat riSM i til now bi si li Sit ihr IWb nl N**(b. # r ter Deal *0 days, train w* w mwesas gotttug ia oar NW Hjirlug Sioeh ot Bootr.Mbms aad Bata,Tr*Bk VaitMwl'aa. #d ar><vßsg*. w* shall effer ere liriwrat .took. onnalitn al BooSi, Shoos, Has* •*d Ilia brat las, X aoat, to latea mom hr oar Bow rprli'g Stock ihat • propoao te gat tide Xprtre All parson# alshtag e*oo4 bred, aboa re edtor sosta So waUtoasliX V> t Wlrtish*'' MX. sttht Qran(n Rw Cash, Boot, Mao* ssd HXBfsrs, L L. Brishhoere A C*. W goanatretessM boots, share sad hats, a* • lowar prtc# thw HaiNar artSdas MS h* hia*>t.te tb# clt/ of Allsala. Boou tefa sham mafeX LEATHERt b#lth*f payer re aboddr ahos* arid bam. Um* (trsoasoaU aad aaamla* ore drew at Are a, Whore aad Ifata, and w preedm that I* w* ptaare rosin te T t##tewrelhr. w*•*• teprtaa.rew*ar* dtereretred to aad paste, *• • w* hep* that the teureaaof Mretwwhre wflf tawre as with* sail. X Ho. W WbUsfeH XWeX, Atlasta da, X tb* Me Hr# QrMi Hr#4mM§ HHrr L. L. UIUCK DOUSE * (XL W anted Asents. MEN AMD WOMEN. Ia every eify town end county, la canvass for Wot Itedliefler's Kadeal Lightning ReriprogX ing Unproved Churn and Egg Beater. Selta X tight ate pay* Lare* Prows, fete far circular fa manufacturer. W. 11. CHICE * CO ,111 M. tiecoed Hf.. Bf. Loafa. *B4 8m Darwin a. fail, \ t - I —:— ATLANTA VINEGAR WORM, 81 BROAD STREET. Atkatß Oa. Whiu Wire Vtetzsv Clfer Vlaagir iXfrert elder. Kate atsadard iHI aad lowaa* ft tea* aanaa - .**.