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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1876)
The Meriwether County Vindicate c, VOL. 1 TIIE VINDICATOR. rmusnsi* wtery fkiuay, TZY WM, T. ELE VTLL, A r #3<X) PER ANN I'M. IN’ APVANt'F ul.'t s..uih l,e •! eh* Court Houae K HiH of A4vt nwl£. S •!.' Ifwk | 4 wks Slnio'dm",! vest l own . i oq; a so! * sfr, r tv <o; incite* .150 | 500 i 5O : 10f ;15 06 S mene- S o'! 8 001 10(101 t.VOO 35 00 j. cot 15 0O 10 00 >SH OO 1 35 (XI iBS (Hlj i col I 7 tk' 1.5 00135 00 !as (X! 00 1(1] 1 ro! 110-00 30 ix> i 35700 00 00 1 fdtXi! ; A liberal iltiUu iioß Uni.!# to that* advertising bv Hit* month or vr*r. cdu mr r urricEßs. trRDIN Ain Js. W. Banning SHERIFF VV Favor ( LKIIK , t! A. .1 Hinton. TAX RECEIVER W. I*. W limbs* ’VAX t ml LIXTOU W.O. Post TKKA-'l HEH L M Adams St it V K\ 0R.......T. . . ..0 K. Mathew t tu HI NT Y COM MIBStONK Its. X. A (burn, Aaron Mbiev, C. J. Rievos, J. K Buchanan, AitetrlL Wa’fein. HOARD OF ADI CATION. .n-tir W. frk, W. J Ramos, ,\tsfl soil Reeve*. tt. A. Parker, A. 11. Freeman, Bee. I OEN AToU SiUL. DitlrirC O 1. Heavy. RH’ItKbENTA I’IVI.S Ohaditih Warner 55 T Revllt BUSINESS CARDS JOHN W. 1* A UK, A TIOHNKV AT LAW. I \ ~ (inFKSTt? t *-.-<* ; i'! j*r*-t e ‘o Meriwether and Joining t.IoRt-E I.„ I’KAV 5 , \ 1 TORNLI AI 1 AW, j\ vn,nt,o*. A 'l T.Hi NT 5 A I JAW (mu \vit.l t . (Ia . A 3 Ii si ness entiuste t* * 1.-* cate a 1 tend tl t> Motnpllv ami la Mi fully .'OIIN I ROM-LI BON, AITORNKT AT LAW (Inn nth i it, fi* f> ", prarllra in (be Ji.st re' Mi l Ordi- Inn a Ci.uMa <0 Ment'.iei J ai.it Hie wr.i t ('t urn > f (lie ..jiimres rtnp"*"'S la* ( iivtli ‘ In nil lilt J Kti I EltliKi.L •\\ r i!L C(iNT IN lIC (be j-1 •*-( ol \\ Mi lilie (I (.1 ei.n.ie ami tlir Ci tul t t si’jairut A!l < sti* lelt at Ibul It it, I* in ail Ii li mi iine | (■ lli|d I* Ri let . lei lln ;;:; : t . > .< <• < > n y, { vl FJTiX In. I'f olevsiiMial ee. tu ** ia Hie * *i run i1 G lernvdl* m J • icmiiy OT Ufluc nG. J. An* ’“J 1 ~r Shore , Du. U r. HALL, I / it n{ If ii •! VS frest* permanent') f I II) I ilri-nVK.c triit rn> Hm pint*!- K#Uh! Mll litt IO tilU I |tl/* li Ol III* lOWM •till Sill t• • 111!i]i g rniiiitiy Office on tha North t:ue oil rha pultik ju*te. run 01.1) JJ.Wi'MJV aud FANCY f-'iOKK Ol I Cnot-tsv. ALBERT LEHMAN ij A?* N< I’V, an 1 will keep always on I band ut hi* <>l>! stand hast tide <jt iiiit public square. mxm mg wet,i. set rjTr.n rrtxor JLWKLKY AND FANCY COODfc Cotitn.ilrif, it nan, ot tW~ QOI.I) and BJI.VDH Welches, J£] Bletn an<l Key-winocrx, of the bestwaka. bplendid Gold anti hover Walth, (.ball. CLOCKS . of all Mrs**, makers snd price# Gold Pensand nil kin-1* -t bolder*; Goid Bi.'vcr A tut! Hpecttu-lc* & Lye-G lasses. BOLID 81LVKR TABl,h WARK Silver,Plate Ware f til kind* tnd styles; Pofkfi, VHhl* Csstlwry. Alla/on by the very rußOww-l maken, TOfiKPh RODGERS and GEORGE TVOi-TEN OLMf* BEFA.IRIJSia I tan Mill repairing all good* In my line Ton many citizen* of Meriwether sal ad ) wining counties havelested my work to repair* a word from me at to the charac ter of it. I wiiJ. however warrant all my work, if properly used, as I bare ml way* done, and respectfully atk a continuanta or be patronage I hare received from tnr rrenJs in Meriwetlier ALBERT LEHMAN REEVES* ’ HOSTEL GRIFFIN GA. THE PATRONAGE of the many citi zens of Meriwether coooty vtailiaf Grrffln it respectfully toliclfed by the un dersigned. proprietor of tee abo Weij knowtt Hotel. Polite and at fenfire ser racl*, an excellent table, tidy raoma and gowd beds are a specialty. Pricea moderate and to scit the time*. Gire me a trial. CWfOaa* - i. A. STALEY. Dr. J. BradSeli's FEMALE REGUATOR -WOMAN'S HK.'T FRIEND,’’ tVill tiring in (be HwSH WtfffO they have not tieen eslah’ielietl, aiao when th.ev have wtfH'refjted Item nnnatnral cause* 1 Will cure ltlwnur.aliam ami Nenuilgin ol | Ihe Imi-k and' womb. Will cure I'ainlnl Menstrual ion, an I relieve '.be hem), back , .11 1 Inina ol llioae distressing; iwtina and j ache*. Will eher-k menorihaji. or Vices- ' iive flow. Will cure ‘Whiles' and lalllng of ihe Vr'rvmh, when it is the nesult of reihx euion or laid health. It is as sure a cum in all (he above dis ascs as Quinine is in Chills and Fever, ladies can cure themselves of all His hove diseases w ilhmit revealing lliei f-on'liUiiHa in any p rva, wbu ii is alway nu-rlilviiig In (heir pride and iimdesty, li I® recoinuienued and used bv the best physician* in (heir p ivn’e pracltoa. For a history of the above diseases cerfHleales ol its aMHulerl and cutes and directions, Hie render is re’erred h> tire nMiner around lire bottle. Mauufactur ed and aobl bv BUADFIKLP A CO At’anta, Ha. B. id bv a!! iJrugglsts. Ft ice fl 50 W hill Walto A *lntt. A trithtu 1 . V' I '. n l ’vinfi inimt, Full ol alhctiou lor its Umd : A siurtt turn, ernct and tree. I'hal ne.vvi basely bends a kiite ; T'lial will not bear it feafbei’s weight Ol slavery 's chains lor snntli or great ; That truly speaks 1 1 > in tioii within; Tli.il nevel n ill les a -ague " i'b sin ; That snaps Hie lettvrs des(H>ls make. And loves the truth tor its own sako ; Tiiat woitbii'i God and Hun alone. And bows’ no muie than ai ills throne , ■ And tiemble* l Iro tyrant's nod ; A S' ill that ieais on one htlt Go 1, And thus esn smile at emse oi bail— l liis is lbs soul that makes a Ilian. v nat m*ki s a woman. : Not etair'ly drttl l'r 1’ 1 <ait • Not .jew ried blind, n iuji!e.\.ion lair; Not vi a< etui ha in, m i luliy trend ; N"1 |i.inls, nor cuds, inn splendid licit' 1 N' t|Mul iy teelii. Inn |all king nit , ' N. ' vrrep Kat off idHH;s-!e oul.tra : Nol Ini illb as mo cl as I'glnnline , j Not gaudy veins, nor fabilc* lice, | Not all ihe Mon a of laabion's mart, ■ N''i tt hlamfal.ineiiih o! art ; N' t one, nor all ol lliri-fl combined, I Cn mat* one woman (me, retlurnT I Tia rod the c w its t Hint we prize, j liul that wbuii In Itierssket lies! t I'ih'm' loiiwnird i liiiims w hich please the sight a An* naught nidr*. tin* heart I"* light. II Mu* “I'ortniw.” Wld* * i Tut S <• H*'U t*iJ*f. > loin W.IK y.i-.trrday mottling setting thing* lu hit the Lutuicit* pi the day. a rill /.ill wi'h gray li- hsnml w*- IftliM•<l look dropped m mi l kindly asked: Have you tiny ipiart p*rid kr* ll s*>? Peg-ms -ketlies ' loosed—t-b*—out I never heard of t hi*m. W hat do you oil lliese? demanded tiro • ii/.mi m lie uaseij around sail held up a kt'tle. 1 bat's ii porcelain ki tl’o, fir, Wtin lln' reply . that's w hut you w ant, In it ? I nat * what J want il it ia a porous ki t - lii, tiuhl tiro f it iff). We tall ’em porcelain, replied the clerk. What right have you to call them au f Why don't you i nil a dog a cat f JJut how tan non lx; porous? humbly it'<)Uifeo tlie oleik Mow i in a young man tic a loo! 1 shoul >d ti i t iti/.'n. Tt Ttti com® do B-pirtty |iaa when u Ii iy o( j our age a'leiupt* to teach a atnii ot my year* anything Don't you suppose I know the dllferetic* hetweej por' i tain and [xrroux ? Yes, |r. Wed, then, hen a your srven'y-five cents lor this porous kettle, and I'd like to hare it sent around to Lira hooae tight away. The i lark hail to submit. ll* nays that a rich rnan cri do any thing, wliila u poor clerk i> kept down. Ilxit TramTh -Bcdla, [Athens Georgian.] * Gos. Gharbormier in Ida lecture on ‘'Ven tilation id liuildir ga” depicted the injurl oua • fleet* of thoce petite bed chain her prize b '/ecu. the mythical rnangers of Juve nile renown, trundla-bed*: tLevi lcd be ing nearly on a level with the floor, ena bled the [Ktor little alaepers to catch tire lowering obnoxious gas [-eimetting to a greater or less decree the atmosphere Of all sleeping spartmeua. The colonel’* prac tical advice, deducted from this point, “to burn op a 1 true die bed* or lengthen tbejlegs thereof," wai well taken, a* carbonic add gas whieb, in large quantities la exhaled by human beings, is naturally heavier than common air and consequently tend* to de scend to b floors of the room*. Even tb New Tork Herald cocfoasea It self at fault, remarking : “Never was there a more perplexing canvass fer the Presi dency ; never a time when, with the vary ing omens, the result was mere uncertain. Never was the unknown man a mere inter esting personage in our politics. He came to the front in 1644 as (‘oik, in 16-12 as Franklin Pierce, in 1600 as Lincoln." That was vet j greedy of yon Tommy, to eat your little titter’s share of the cake 1 You told me ma, I was al ways to take her part atid Tommy, i GREENVILLE* MERIWETHER COUNTY, GA.7APitiE 28, 18TC. In Pnln lor Bluiuc.. The card of llarriton, ot IndiaDapoli*, a government director in the Union Pacific Railroad Company, is anollur liombshell, which, it in a V Wsitt t*B tpitrett; wri be icaiiy lata! to our friend Maine, ol Maine, We cannot, if we would, avoid the moral conviction that, after all, Blaine was ill*, best paid Congressman of all who were Ito ught up by the Credit Mobilicr ring, as the moat ingenious in covering his tracks. lie was Rpaker of the ITutise, it is true, and it he said out at all was entitled to a I higher price ; but be went about pockctin; it in a way that a lesa cunning and astute man would have never thought of. Hr had about a him dead and Hby thousand dot*. tin• in “Ldtie Uock and Foit Smith rail road honda,” wortli, at that time, as aome report, nlmot five to eight cents in tlia dol lar, and the Credit Wnbilhr ring kindly icok them Irom from him at about filly ctnu in the dollar, and charged the com pany with sixty-four thousand dollars cash paid for the purchase ol Ihce tiondß. When Hitrrrison saw this Ciiarge on tba Umka of Ui frunpaify and *avr Hie pnr ci.are, lie i.alundly nmited to comprehend it. The Iwnida were wortlHesi In the 'taasury, arjd yet a large sum ha.i liesn paid lor them, lie talked a pood deal .bout such a retnaikabl* purchase, and .i as ciniiioiie.i to ha stitt, as “Hlsimr g-t iliat money.” lie would not be still, hut on the contrary, when the Credit Mobil icr investigation came up lo Congress, hiiil Itluine, leaving the Spanker's chair, took the finer ol ti e Honre, demanding r'gld mvesllpation, Harrison any, he wrote to It on .termrrratr W t-;ta emvtt o 4 +be investtget,voimuilUt;, r. i'Uu /* (/HtDlioni to be linked." Rut finding that they were not asked, he wrote again, a monltt altei warils, “nvire fully about the mutter,"'hut "il tiny nttention wui given to the leiter, l was never inJormrd." Thu* w sec cuwulaltv* evidence of the sagacity ol ILkme lie had coveicd nil Ina Fi mTiTuTglUl Ing the nnuicy—receiving It without name, ami lor w hat purported to tie valunhle conaidi ration—then, when 'tiro itonsa wan fbnsnd liy the clamor of the newspapers into tli# pu-Unee o| an invesli gntioii into Hie alleged brtliery of member* t>v Hi* so-called Credit Mohllier, leaving Ins chair nnd deman ling in thunder tones ol iniliyoaut virtue mi InvfHtlgatlnn than appointing a committee amenable to eou trol, and oflh ial influence to prereut any real li.vaMilftttion, no lar hb lie wb con* reined, and prohahly o far ns all Olliera were concerned wlio ha<l • {lerßoual in crest fu defeating It When Vice I'rcsldent Coif#*, Blaine’* predecessor ill Hie K,.t,•?'* ohalr, leatl* llur'ikOii'B letter, and rememhera how he foflered, while Him lie, the real loader ol the bribe taker*, •talki'd about like a Cato ill the spolltuMi toga ol immaculate virtuo— prououncad and hehevi-l to be ona of the very lew Kwdicti) Congreßßineti wlioae gat merits wo r# uuHUiiund,"we fancy the sarci.r ty of Mi. Colfax wdi Ixt inipaned. This leVv'atioM Oil Hliniii! Gaps tii cli max. It oiin* (wiliaiw Just in tim to save the Kadiual hi*ilierli<rd from run c.ng hka • the great aaiMiiynt, nati eoi T uption un<d refiHn candidate, to rextore integrity to the ■public administration. Tin man d*<;|K*ai in lit* mire, who ha* ap l>Hi*ully proelluWKl all the high funettonv of ■ jieakci of the House ol K|iref(‘iitittives to the vilest corruption, was the vtiongest candkltte for Hi* suecemion, and boasted to tx- an iueorru|>Hhlfl ctkiiiipluu of reform. Wliaf next f Wlißlwreaylu auolher ar ticie. That then can Ixi no security ex cept in a lMnntrrnlU mi'i'itman —pure, b ■ auae it hax had neither Hour nor opportu nity to corrupt or become corrupted. Pure Ixh mine in warring agaiunt public vi lainy it challenge* the *eveiet iiivestigiitiou and m ni tiny, and bemuse it cannot walk in the evil waya of the admioUtratiua party with out sinking Id to meltable ■.•wntenipl. —[M- coa '1 eiegrafih. The terms of Tweuiy-tlx Senator* ex pire with Grant’s administration, and of these seventeen are Kepuliean* and nine are Democ rats. Of the seventeen Hiatus now rcoreaet.ted by Republicans, the New York Hun c>limates that the following will elect Republican Beuatoi*. viz: lowa, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire’ Rhode Island, South Caioliua and Wiscon sin, while the six other* are reasonably certain to elect Democrat#, yrz : Ajkaasa*, Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas and New Jersey. The nine (states in which the terms of Democratic Benator* expire in March next are equally certain to return Democrats. By this calculation the Re publicans would have Ibirlv-eigbt Senators and the Democrat* thirty-six, so that a loss or one by the Republicans would produce a lie, and if the Democrat* should elect a Senator in Wisconsin and South Carolina they would have a majority. In any event it promise# to b* skate. —Norwich Bulletin: A couple of men who ware shooting in Ledyard, Saturday, brought in an article they iouud ia the woods. It is made of leather, buckled to gether at the ends, and measures nineteen inches in ebeumfervnee, end they don’t know whether it is a garter or a hone col lar. Why is a young lady like a bill of ex change ? Because she ought te be settled when she arrive* at maturity. Scwrlrs Tltiii You Kecdw’t Be lieve. Speaking of shooting dheks, says Dr. F„ put, me in mind of the great stortu that oc curred when I tivrd on the island As yon are all well aware or.r Maud was t.otr Cas co bay ; an awful norm aiose, and was so fierce that ik drove U the ducks in the 0s bay into a pond, eovci ing about an arte, ac*r_my bouse. 11l fact, so many ducks crowded Into that pond that I could not see a drop ol water. Sho, says Smith, didn't ya shoot any of 'out f That’s what Iw as coming at i went into the house and got my double-barreled shot gun, and discharged both barrels right into the aiidst ol them, but to my astonish meut they all arose inh> the air, leaving not a atrlitnry duck on the pond. Gilod gracious ! You don't s*y so, said Smith. Didn't you hev auy shot in yer Smi, or what iu ilm thuudor was the trou ble T s\’*R. I was coining to that, said Dr. F It asttmisiied me at fir st ; hut as soon as the ducks rose a few hundred yards in tba air, and commenced to seourate a little, ducks began to drop, and, whether you he dice il or not, 1 picked tip tw truly- nine barrels ot ducks, and it was a poor seitHou lor ducks, too. Ton see the ducks were wedged in so Solid on the pond that when they aio>e they carried tiro dead ones in tire air with them, and, win n they *e pain ted, dawß CBtrtrtlttrtwvnt) -nine barrtla ol dead ducks Oh, aayt BmlCli, I’m not surprised id Hint at all, or ol tiro big lot ol ducks jer bagged, for-ttrwns an awlui- Xtor+w. -1 r4t>etuh#i- It well diM'.U>r. Idmd at that time a corn barn (Oil of corn, on one aide ol the barn whs an open window, ami on the other side was a knot hole ; and during the stotm the wind blew so fierce that it b!e* every ear of that corn right through tin* luiotrhule, and the hole I ring j* ! st the ai/.x of a cob only, the result was that It aficllcd every car, leaving the coni In the my com bam half lull oTsheltcrt corn end not a tingle cob. 1 had a curiosity to know wbeie Ihe cob* bad gone “to; 1 went to the rear ol ilia barn ami followed the liu* ol those cob* over eiaven miles, aud at a distance uf about live miles a large Ami growth pica tree stood in the track, and darn me ii the wind hadn’t driven cobs into that Via tiro from lop to bottom. (Hi d-ietor, that was an awful storm. Yea, sighs tin) doctor, "awful," Col. itawyor ol tiro Itoino Courier I* a man ni great candor, ami when upon calm rellccilou bo concludes that be baa done a i >au ijr body of men an injustice, ku has t OH to modify hu remnrka to anil hi* acnU uiriits in lit* cooler moment*. His remark* upon, and cl{aracteri*atlons of the late Lcgtslalnre, have lieuii mch ua were well calculated v wound the tender si-n*ihill- Ilea of the meinlMra of that body. Hut tlrtKrtdrrttel ow pill* UiajuaUtr iil JUCh a light as cannot fail to heal all wound* amt hispid all bit tern <;s* of feeling. Hear him : “lu our strictures upon the Legislature Hattitday wit wore unnecessarily severe upon a lw members who stood trim at tu ; aaamst the wild IrginUliou 11ml par va led Hid body, Tlu**e of course do not coon within the pcrriew of our (Dnuncn linn, hut Hig grant majority of tbe concern wore Just hs we cliorocterl/ied them l)roa*i-mouthed, llop-rtared, J Miknsscs—and tint meoilicrs ol Hie Heron*.” Tlie Itsllimore OxAetlo says Hi* iiide|>cn dent ptess, by their activity ami uneigy in discovering nu l exposing liamln nm! nor ruplion* In tbe government departments at VVasiiingpiu, have iucurrud the hostiliiy of the beads ol deparitiinui r who are casting alxoil for soma mean* by which lo abridge and obstruct the sources ol Inlormaltou ami hinder the press* in ih< ir endeavor* to aeira the public in this reaped. Tiro Bee retary ol the Treuaury has issued an order fnibiiidiiig clerk* and employee* on pain oi dismissal, to furnish lor publication letters, document*, decision* or informa tion of any kind concerning tiro business of the department. There could be no be l ter evidence than this that there are matters there which the chief official* desire to cover up tud keep from the knowledge ol the proa* and the public. Whether they shall succeed in doing so remains to he seeu. The wive* of India no longer burn them selves to death when a husband diets Chris Irani 1/ baa taught them that it is belter to unti le up tbs salats and go lot au other man. Over two mentha of leap year have al ready winged their flight, and wu don’t sup[oee one young mao in a thousand lias received a single proposal pointing toward* matrimony. This, perhaps, ra owing more to the poor stock of young men on hand than tu the timidity ol the girl*. The Washington monument, saye Uie Chronicle, is a standing disgrace. Then let us consider it as in memory of the dead duck* who fall in ahowara at every report ol the ioveetigattog committee#. Mrs. Harriet B- Johnson, of Elmworth Ct, has a snnfl-box mad* of a piece ol George Washington’s coffin. What dwe erstion I It’s snuff to shock any body 1 Dandies end nanny-feats never fell to pride themselves upon their kidst SLt KIT AItY TAII'. An Allegrtl AeeotWl el Ills First liitorvlew wltlilltf Frrsidi'iit. Fat ‘Jontrtbttlet in Hrturriry Night j Although one of the best lawyers in lb* cetmtry, Junpa Taft cl.**ii*t k o-v anv thittg afiout war, lie neve • 11 ed of! a two horse luinlx'i w.igon. lint lie ia deterinia t*l to learn. The other day Gr oil diop ped in nt Ilia ur oftlce and found hi- lie" Secretary derm ammig oftlcial (locuments. Posting yinuarlt up, Alphen-o ? said the President, with an eiiehuraging smile. Yes, said lll*judge erger'y, I want to know everything pertaining to the busi ness. 1 hare been naming over tire dis bursemciiia of tire Department lor Hie lasi year, to ace what was expended lor cats I putts. j For crila—wliatt said the President, pausing, ns li* was about to stiiUe a match on his bool to light a fresh cigar. Catapult'. You have them in the army, haven't yotiF said Hie judge, in rather an uncurtain tuns ol voice. The President 111111011 a little and said, they did have a few lull over from the war, hilt lie believed they had all been used up. Then tiro renotary said he should certainly order some moto made, tor he considered the catapult one of lire most effective weap on* in model ii warfare. They did great execution at the siege ol Joi eaulcm, an I mueiiih'r leading, tuusvd tiro seeietary and it in joithllul whether Tibcrisa would have boeu slilu to havo reduced the city without them. Giant looked at Ids now secretary Through l% rtgir amnkn a few momenta; and tbwu told him il he orderod any cata pults lie bud I letter have them "rill and” with an adjustable imr/./.!ii loading bayo net, and the secn taiy mudo a memoran dum lo that effect, I sec Ilmt consider able 'amount of money lias been spent in axperlment ing with tor pedoes, Cuiitincd the secretary, looking over Urn disbursements. "That seems to n'U , -tt -xiuniill HjM'fl * tiad habit anioug childrvn. Herlnus ac cidrnl* 1 1 iivtv fierpirntiy rrstiltrd Ir an Htll< hoys Ihrowing torpedoes tindoi horve*’ Icet on tin* KourtU ol July, and it ought to ho stopped." The President allowed Hint the torpedo wnsn'f a thing to fool with, and the rtoerc tury read on. Htiddenly lie jumped lo his feet, while the hot, Indignant blood lU*b oil to bis very temple* as lie exclaimed : “Bo wonder the country I* Impoverished, and the tux payar groaning beneath Ills burden. Hero, while trade hingiiirlro* and ilia wlrorl* ol industry *ro clogged all over Hie laud, my ptudveuasor liai been aliip pitig iuxiirioiit dollcucla* lo tlie garrison ol our forts, thinly concealed under Uui term ‘shall.’ VVlint doe* hIioII utM'in f Hliell oy sters, of course I Tluii's vvhal It means. Hut they dou't gel any sliell while 1 uni dei iatary. I'll settle that. That's rigiit, said The l’r‘idenf. Ifthey get any oysteis innko ‘llieni shall out' lot tin in themselves; ami 1 lieu lie added, in hii asnie to hims'lf. they would have to if they bought them ol ona of iiciknap * post traders. Yn, continued Ilia Secretary, llxik *t the quantity ol grape on iiaml, clamed amang munition* of war. What does grape me.iri, mid vs Ii at i* >1 lot ? II is lo wash down the shell oyster* with, I suppose, said OnoH, with a merry twinkle In his eye which the ju Igu didn't see. That's it, exactly, die I the judge; Keep ing the soldi®!!) on wins sin! oysters, while thousands ol pa -pic mo wandering around tu a hopeless hcrcli lor a free lunch. 1 |Cll you, 'lij ssis, lid* la H undalnii vl fiir I’raxi lent, ax lie arose to go, said In; was glad he bad * Hecretary of War, uil length, who was determined lo look into thing* and reform abuses, mid, cam inning !du. not lo lorget lo have tlmee catapults itiled, ha returned to the Wlute, House with a hroailcr grin on Id* face than any body bad ever seen there before. A mew lislcrpictullon to (lout* well’s Specili, The recent violent speech ol Hcnator Bo Jtwell against the H iiilh amd Koulhern men is now understod to have ha-1 a deep er meaning than was at first attached to it. Mr. Boutwell said: The North will do well to take heed that It trust no man who was brought up under the Influence of slaveiy, controlled by the influence of of s'avery, controlled by its spirits and dominated by its power, which is not yot extinct. Bscrctary Bristow is ills only Kouthern man who ha* been sjrohen of for President as the candidate of either party, and thin expression of Mr. Boutwell I* now understood to have been leveled at him, and to be a distinct notica that the North wid never consent to the elevation of a Bout hern man to the Presidency. I this defiant notice Mr. Boutwell has, it is al leged. laid down the ultimatum of the Re publican party ol the Noitb, and since he made his qieecb mtny Northern member* vl both Houses who have never Indulged in the vielent public utterance* which come frombiin have asserted without hesi tation that in this respect he ccbooa the un doubted opinion of the mase of the jieople of the Nertb. P. B. Bbiilaber ,Mr*. Partington, is 77 ha* white hair. He ia in California Cor hia health. He aays be studied the character of “Ike" from hii own ion. The old man is still Jolly, THE SUNNY SOUTH! Toe Hugest and Han Iso nett L.'rv try P\. jrer lu America. Brilliant AnmaaoaaiTn 1 ,: IW* fil'KUniKA’S FIIKZ .Ml r J 51 1 K, follow ing new stories "ill •••on bet 1. ci'inintuiocd, and will lie I hi; M ’St In tensely ThriUtlig Ol any It m inces yelp d>* .islicd in an American jtj'irnni. R 1 LL A Rt)B 0 O K ; —OH— NOIiTH AM) SOU HI A Thrilling National Romance, 'used up on the Administrations ol President IJii coin and Johnson and ilia Kxecuuo i of, Mrs. burrntt, in 18H.5 —vVrlllfU by a dia ti ignished Statesman. WRITTEN IN onow>r —OH— Tim WJDMUUT VLKIHin A Story ul ihe Last Napoleon's Reign.— Itv M QUAD, ol the SUclngttii Pres. FIGHTING AGAIN ST FA'I’B ; ■—mi— zi i.o.\iii /.y rim worn. n. A Hijiliiinl Bot icly Burial, now ruuuinf. — lly Mrs. Mary K, Rryan, who is tli Fine cat Story-Writer oi the Aige. KDITTI HAWTHORN i —US'- Templattonn of a Factory (JirL. lly a Popular Novelist. Tnnwni ist ijtx&sa —(K IUK — Confdderate Uovcrnmeiit. By Col. II D Capers, Chief Clerk of Trese iny Dapartuiciil under Mr. Minminu* geb l'4f- Tld* will lie a deeply interesting sc ries ot Hkutcltes, Hiving ilia early H'iuix. dh>- a-lvnnlmp-i. and in IM y ainui >g liiculents ot our people in their effort* to cal at dish su liuiepuuJam < lovei'niueut. tfT A. nnmtwr of unuxtmily Hrilllaut Bliorl Blurle appear m each iaaua, with a great variety ol Hparkllng Miacullmicoua Matter on all aulijucts. Rulin')-ti>tion fit 00 True Cllilis o( A ami upwards, f'i brt naelr. do ol ¥0 do 2 do Kxtra copy KIIBJC, one year, Lr a club of O'at U dollar*. Addrass. J II tiiSALB, A.tiuiita, Oa. \\J KbTKKN I oiler tot sale lid UO day s Vv liAND I some valdalno tracts <0 f lining and tbub'i land ..In. a tldiving sml rapidly growing Western Htatc. ffn no count ni railroads, recently lonstiuctr.l ami iinmlgratkm, tlreiK' laud* ale now rap idly rising in valnc. I'liey will t> anhl very low lot cash. A Clem mid Perfect Title will be tiuarautced, with every tract sold, with deeds 1 lull warrantyteiHa raapousi tile grantor*. I’.oties deeli mg. to p.upl)ao lunils, lot an CJ'ly rise "• value, Heal Kslutu agent* ami Tiadiug Men, will Hud .1 to their interest to uddreM WM. K. tiUMP.lfeaf Kslate Dealer, Tid Ar illmot ft. M, Y VICIvS Flower Su SKKDS - arc lb* best the wo.ld produces _ Vtof are plaoled by * million people m and tha renuli is, beautilnl Flower* an I ■ plciidbl Vegelablrs A I'.Kred sent Iree to ad whe encluu lliu |tag®—* 2 caiiiauiiifit VIC ICS Flower & Vegetatla Garden is the most beaidtml work of the world. U contains nearly f*r ‘ hundreds ol tine illustluUim# ao-1 four Vhromo I'luirs of Vloeeeri, heaulHullJr drawn -a,,,] colored ]:*“ 1 ‘j** ’ , 1 ’! ,mper covers ; r * cents bound ia elegant - oloth. f— * “ —— Vick'* Floral Guide. llTlil* I* e lieautrtul Quarterly -fount* H finely illuatraiwl, and containing ' gant oolunsl Fronlbplece wiU Ui# flrsv uuratier. Price only 20ct*. for tlia year ■ The first No. ter FbOiusl issued. A-htrew* JAHKI VloK, Koclrestcr. . v. Notice- Mcssrs. SUHAUB & PERKIN 6, - Haver opened a splendid < GALLERY; in Atlanta where pictures mt ad kinds can be obtained. Meriwether people viutiog AA ianta are cordially lovtted to vWt tbeu Gallery. OCUAUB * PEREUIA. “NO UL
