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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1878)
The Meriwether County Vmdicatoc VOL.fi THE VINDICATOR.] Pi;i;l,liUtl> KflfiV VXlli.vY, BY WM. T. REVILT., at A'AOO FKR ANNUM. IX ADV AMT OMcs South *1 le- rtf '*>• Hrt .■’ . COUNTY OFFICERS OKDINARY A ’ Hiutou 6HKRIFP O. S. Florence CLERK 8. C H K r! pi 1 AX REC EtVKK H. ?■ Ultim nu TAX COLLECTOR 3. O. ChrfcHar TREASURER O J A Biljt.il> SURVEYOR <>. V Matthew* CORONER Joh R Joe** COUNTY COMMISSIONKIW. if. A. Cliut.it, A iron Sibley, C. J- Reeve*, J- E- Buchanan A!ltu 11. Walvn*. BOARD OK EDI CATION John VV riW, J B..rn t Matson Reeves, R- A. l'arktr A 11. F.nman, Sec tTNATOR SC L I'n-tiici, F. M. ! uu.au RCTRE' EN LATH l.r K J. Wiitttuis, C. W.vWilhan r ,. — BUSINESS CARDS JOHN VV. I‘AHK \ TTOHNUYATLAW J\ Ulo.KNVHl.il, OA Will practice 111 Meriwether nu.l the t I jihdug ctt.itties- A. 11. KUK MAN \ TTORNEY AT LAW / V I.KKI ftVU.I.K, U Alt bu‘**t*.- entrusted to Ills .TIP t.lcml e.i u. promptly ami l.ulbluily. 1). U. WEI J il, * -'} A A T lORNkiY AT E 1 W OIIKINVI IK<Ja W ill prarUi-c m it*H)eih* i and in* count *.-* c*mp**ii* ***e I- *la i*oui . I ROB AAT KIN 80 N, ATTORNEY AT LAW. (it k> r Vll. tM , O A A. <i K. OVI). */ O. H -1 ) KBIDKNI DKM'I HT 1 t Guii.vn*t-H o* Terns* a*h. All w* rk eairanl*-* 1 T. P. McELWEKA IH, DKNTUT, $/CftOl 5 aA. II A VING I*<*• actively engaged jo Hi* Ii f**vi ev of J>et i 4 Nut|? ty tltr iftht l r Ji--.ru, Jlm I v*Mi| t t*'i l ** hi! kmdtvf ntisi rU in lli' wry B"'* Mfjir i |hr: Ari, Mini 1 fcoiU.ll tl* |r*t <*11 * gf flat ot I* < ißltlt \ , nii wbr jhVr<i i\7jc u** lnu- 'h* shall I ■ lilt- *• <) hoi w-.y * *,l -u.k, a- o Ivr a* little ~,*) i.s n*'U)d h*’ * liiiii *d liy , rir (-* |ii| do t 14*. t‘l I' lh* alr*l’. I "f leatajodwice ny mail i>r*-ii>| lv . " : Mil I li I Lit.ihLL, Ki KH6 hi* l'i<<le*i* nal M-ivirsoa to \ ) tk I'ubiK C’th'N With hie lallie# Or J. K G. I i-iir-li. a' Hj* o*ug Hlor*-. MiTk AM HOMY, / • KKERB hi* ) I'd* >-i"i*al mu*ho. U. \ ) ibe cd'se-.a ol Grot vii.e nn'l *i inlt; xm (rfUceatJ. L. C Ten. II <k < l>ruf hlor*; wls. " I liß - mu JfcW'KLlO .ud FANCY rSi'Htfc ul I.s'j lOi 1 ;, (/corgi*. ALBERT LEHMAN I | A“. : OW, aud will k<|. s.ways on _L ] li (1 at Lit <<l . tUuc. Eaei m e ul li • j t-L h. <|Ure, * K' and ->i and Wfi L fci tCTKO *K/tJi or * AMi FANCY GOOD Cooii.hi.g, ol pail ot, tW GOLD aud fciE\Eit Vi aicbee, jfc, ktcu. and ki}-<<UM.tii l ul the Ctrl make fepletdi Odd and ('liter Watch Übefn*. CLOCKS of all nzes, n,aer* and prices CiO'd I’ent nd all kinds of holders; Oold r liver A t e* i (Spectacles A £y c-lUasses, djLID-bILVEU TABLE WAiIE Si ver Plate Ware ol all kind* H*U fly leu. Packet, TaLle Culiery, and Hum by th very renown' (i outlier*, —Joseph Budgets and George W oateni-ulma * be* Aim is a I arn ttiii rej airing ail goods in my lioe Too many citizens el >ieri wether and ad- Iritiitf loutks Lire tutted tr y w ork to reijufat a w<rc' from mt ns to the charac ter <>iU. I ill, hi - eve: warrant all u. w ark, it pro; erljf nteo, a* I hare always lesyectLiiy ark a contiuoanee of the pair, uajr I Lave received from tny triced* in Meriwether. ALBEI.T LEHMAN. JWoitser’s May at He, And cor* year cMid wilt Ir. MoSt-tl'a TsaUiina lTetlung Fcrwder*; Teetktca RegnitU* tenr*:* and aitn Teethts# ry ; Csn* CWotn*. ietaetma and the Huuur c-ompisict* oCeßiiCreo. beat* Eruption and Sore* . Becoores and fntata tbslovnartoa of Worm. Mo neeaiein* ever re celrtd neb eatbauaetic uaumesdattea from tbcee •be bare aaed it. for tale by Dr. J. E- G. T errojl & Gu- > GREENVILLE, MERIWETHER COUNTY GA., SEPTEMBER 6 1878. 1 ditoi mi C.iriritpimli'iiei 1 . CU-lybeale Springs M. ri \ethci Cos Auguat ili) I, 1876 From the Maeoa Telegraph and Messer.- KfJ Tnc bealieg 8j as and pleasure rcst ris of . ur gseul Siate should lie properly koovri. and appreciated by her people, aud bene* e propose to give a auccinct history ol his lovely spot and tlie sparkling louu- Uiu which has hr err another Sika.a lo ihouaan la. 1 was in 1855, Anno DjUlißi, lhat Mr. J.-hn Hollins, then Hie owner Ot the g ounds and eontigu* us lands, chanced to tx> so unlucky as to have a fuvoiHe milch cow rv.tr*- down in tire oozy marsh which then formed the site ot the spring. He ni once proceed® I to rescue the po r animal, •uiUMpiag p>, Ivcarue thoroughly sain i a ted with mud and w.ler. From that very moment, lo hts great ds Hi.hr. he perceived that a WtKtt STAN PINO CUTaNKoU* AKFItOTION, under which lie had sufJ.'red, began to dry tip. Haying uecari in soon alter also, t > open a illicit through the morass, the labor was assigned to an old negro slave who nnd a teir ble sore leg The old le low plied his task with dili gence, delving early and late in the a.juc ou quagmire until the work was win i deled But now,—to the surprise of bim-tell and owner, ilw.is dimoycred that what the dorlols Isi’eJ In do PAM’. NATUHK HAlt ACHIKVBP Lon, her occult materia tuntu-a, and tin lame .lav - was lame no logger. The fa tie of Ibesc cares spur ding !>n and wide, Invalids Legati to vtsil tin: spirit, and Mr. RoIIL.SW fcs iu.dn o t t-> erect, u so.all bull. Hug near liy l a their sccoimn. - datum bil l Ihc number ol henllii seek og pilgrims contlutied to tnciuasc, ami finding no house to iu, they cam. hy utul iit odes In covered w-aguin and other vohi cl* provhlod with t-nU and edible-, aud 'oieau.ped beneath the aheiter >.l : noble luiihi ti** vviii* 11 have stood - dry loi * eniurivs ovi r lhis l.ygi. ii; lieu tilt Al -er wards a goal hotel and in uv collages an plied the wants ol the a mUa- public, and Hu spuing became nu csiiili tsU*'d a..el popular ream t lot health, Una*. u looted, however, t. onset li e übe ■ 1 a Ho olao* , Mi R Hint In 1850, sold out to one Fiue i mail ol a bant a, who tao (he establishment lot two yoai* and thou ijj lam disposed ol Ihe profant) to jolhi* chunkt, of C’oltitni.us, foi Uu- Itamla tine amt of fi .tin Ih'.u anl rjnllais. Tina Wat m 16A2. The Judge built most ol tins cabins now .fooling, uliif enjoyed a lull amount ol |U .lousgt lui 7 yeis, or uuill IbuU, havug <>i u portion of ib time assouaud wuli him Mi. H. (fhapntuii, ol Columbine Dr. ixiloei, ul Augusts, then uieude to (Ue |no|<ri(io>lii|i by pun be**, paying gIW,W <>■ III# Spring* and tin Ir nppurU iiai.iii. whs h ginllcinao ul grca tilde and * lieigy, a'ld expended over twell 'y ti.OUMltd doll*!* IQ improvement*. I 1 was during ij u> admiuistiatioo ili'l Hi' Cua.ybeate h|iii*ij; ettsined I" > li** auuili. ol Ibeir popularity, tin imihlm r ol gunl* •>ae petid ii utliing the large llgur? ol liw* liiudi i>t. T * principal hotel ad rwUie ground* were lit l iy gas, toe Itiiija in lit laitei ai audio,/ only about tblity y**'l" a,mit. with three r w ol them esundi ng -tin •thole length ol the area betweeu the tot - 'age*, tut-I Including the ti, rings. Alter three year* po-eoanon, l>.. Ixituei aol'l the premises back to Cheney, who took into partoerab ip with birn Mr. Paul. The 'alter ie*i lid there lor two yearn during the war, and kept the houee ' pert a* long ns possible- Hot the t ■ erneo douaetrnU ol that meu.trrebr* etrurgl* put a pi nod to Halt, and nearly every otb ei similar e -terpilae at the Booth, lo the iwal year ol the contest a large crowd of botneieat re!ug* Irora Tenrie* *ee thronged every csl/tn, hut too tbaiiktui to escape tiotn lh the Indignities and in suits ot the conquering foe Here, in this soli’ary retreat far removed from the din of arm* and hemmed in by mountain range*.'hey dwelt secure from molestation, trot with hearts bursting with anxiety for ibe loved ones, who In the bloody Iront contested loch by inch the advance i.f the leienlless enemy, whose path waa marked bv the smoking lotos of peaceful habita tioriS, and the suffering wall of unresisting non-com balant*. The war over, the Springs were deaeited f.r sever.l year* until at length rented hi Mr. Hooker of Golumbu*, for two years <lBk-W7<B. At the expiration of that Ume Mr. C- B. Howard, of Columbus, leased the property krf eoe year and had quite a run ol patronage From bis re Uremenl to the present year the premises hare been closed to tbs public .a conse quence of a law *uit which I .vo ved the right ol ownership. Tne matter in dispute however, ha* been adjusted by a aaUafac tory compraaiue, and t tim ULO AMD I- C THOMP bom are now the ale and uadispeted piopric lofb It sbou'.d have been stared that in 1 802 when Confederate currency waa still al most at par, Dr. Leilner received sixty thousand dollars for the Springs and im provement*. Ibis is the hut sale. The present proprietor* are cultivate] gentleman an 1 lull of enterprise and taste. P Mwesaed ot ample meanr, 11 t* their sel lled purpose to make the "Chalybeate” whit nvture designed it to bo, one ol the in .Ist attractive, salutary and delightful lies'll. .nP pleasure 1 ©sorts al the S toll. They have already made a noble begin ning, and when the programa.e mapped out has been ctimpleted, no -v.vleriug p 1 noc iu the B ate wiil he aide to otter su,ieil.it indo.eineuts to Uio invalid or pleasure seeker. Tt.e Springs are situated in the south east corner ot Meriwether county, and lorm part ol a valuable estate containing one thousand aerosol land. The grounds comprioa about sixteen aeie* gently aloptug on all sids to the Sjitiugs, which are In a tew feet ol each other, and located not lar Irom the centre of the enclosure. Directly In Irom is the main hotel from which a gradod pathway leads to the Hprlngs, and on either side long rows wi comfortable Cottages have been elected, ciptble with main airucture nf accommodating three hundred gneata. The land rise* amphitheatre-like from he main wslk, and is covrred with a Jieavy mid primeval growth nl forest tiees, which give an exceedingly beautifbl and pictureetjue appearanee to the scene. Oou venler.tly placed, is a two-story building, tire upper floor of whicli forms a commo dious ball room, while Inflow, two ton pin allrya serve to vniuse and give exorcise to the go&ts. To Iho leil o! the h <t*-l the extensive lively stable may lie found, where pleas ure vehicles and saddle Imreet are furnish ed at model ate rates. Still lurthar remov ed, in tlie midst of a charming oak grove, aed <p .lie remote from hotel or cahlus, the i.sl room uiiil billiard tables, three Iu num ber, aie placed in a detached building, the alter being tree to all visiting guests A must a fill Hard labia a an, is placed In ouo of Hie Inl He. The celebrated Chat) best# Bpiluga gush oil out ot a uX'-k in ui Impel ti mi* streamlet, tne e-rtapiHl wtrx being conducted iulo a Hpii otm pool several hundred tmd In the rear, when there ia room lor a dozen hath in to lake a pinispo anil swimming hath, ,ind the surplus itN again passes ol through a vnul In the wall. • This pool, *hinh ia emptied dally, Irirma one ol the most attractive hnlurcs ol tint ©stablish nii'tit. The mineral water it Intensely cold imd tht' shock to the system as comp!* to as sny one could desire. In it trice ever) trace ol caloric disappear Irom the par t>olltd victim ol Ihia Inti irmly hot auuuuer, and hu cornea out completely ndfigerated, sit'i i lively sense ol what am the lee!- Ings ot those Arctic tmvlga'or* In search of tlm Notth l'ole,when the goal Is plainly iu view, (rut intervening Icebergs, mountain* nigh, Interpose their (retains hsniers. Iln ipmkt sand snivora and longs tor ,bUnkids oil oak lire*, but a lew seconds’ vigorous application ol a rough crash towul tends the led blood umntliug through every Vein sufl artoiy, and ha espeileucea a glorious mwof tecnpi ration, wnCh slloidv the moors' povedlle illur.tl ttlioll ol IV list Is meant lu Pcriplore by being "lorn again," I'liysically, ttl least, lie is anew man, and ola step lu the direction ol the luoaktavt nole, mi I lea's a a 'trcnciioiutaa' when sled a iih the g> od thl gs Udore him, mow tbs' to the cost ol the landlord, the ionic iva er, uh' ious bstli, bracing air, ot a ! coiubltied, le.ve '.iaiialoiuted h>m into u loin less guard Indeed, the only solution to He. problem how Measru Alien A riimn, wmi can kaep soul and liody togeth er under the con.biue 1 onslanght ol arj man* hungry lovalida and toorivta, can be lourni in the lact that they pay but foui i ants pir jxiuuil lor the hlud-i|uarters ol the heat •mud fat’ U" vrs, or live dollar* apiece for the auirnai oo his Icet Full grown fat aheep alao, arc abundanl at two dollars each. Hence, their siccptioually low rate* of board and abuudsuby aup plled tabletl. But wa arc not done with the batlra yel. Just below the plunging pool, a loug row ol neat bath>dg rooms has been erected, each supplied with either but or cold min eial water all day long—the loriner pump ed In Irom an adjoining furnace, always aept aglow, and under the direction ol a respoueible *balb tender The ladies, ;*ec ally, patronlae thuw healtls-giviug and refreshing batns contin uslly, and the beat ol A all Is thst they ere free to the guests ol the proprtetor*. Kuch liberality alr>oe, makes a powerful spisfil to the public sympathy and sup port. The Chalybeate fount, as stated, burst* in s cry a'a! tfde from the living rock, and Is approached by several marble steps, and covered over bead tjr a graceful open structure. Tb* water baa been analysed by Dr. Mewos, and pronounced very rich to remedial agents- K<4 haring hb analy sis at hand, wa shall not attempt any enu meration of tb* several constituents. As to the value of the water. A CLOUD OF WITH SMBS. stand ready to testify, or bars dose so. For diseases of lbs liver, stomach ami kid neys, cutaueoos sod scrofulous affections dyspepsia. Indolent clears, general debili ty, eV.; no better natural remedy has been discovered. We ae credibly informed that hundreds of cersifioaten tuny be bad it needed, from the moat responsible sources reciting the various extraordinary cures thst have been affected upon those who bare been attracted hither and teated the healing In licence ot the water. We give n aingle instance related to the writer try Mr.* W. H. Martin, ol l alhot ton, as hla iwsoeal exp>nricnec. Tmd gentleman, win) was a tnave C jnfederate M.luiar, found himself at the end ol Hie war aim oat reiiaeed to a a’releton from chronic dlarihtht Which had ath clcd him for neat ly a y<hT. Every known remedy had tie n rihflMsi by the various hospi tal surgeons la the aUort lo relieve theii patient, wtthyot eftect. To all human a,- pcarances he must die. At this crisis, a friend advising him lo try the Chalybeate w atet, he went to the apang In a vsgtu, takiu.p with hi|p ins own iprov.sions and spent several tracks there. Tlie efl ect ivsa m*>st tnarv -loflj, anJ ho returned ho e perfectly curei of hla malady. Removed about fifty tceet from fro Oha lybaate la a sulphur aud magnesia aprlng, which many rtaa with aigual advantage. Stilt nearer, bidced aot too fret diaunt, la a atr- ug >ulj stir fount. In attempUug. tio never, to tube tho latter they missed itie veiu and there U no outgoing flow from it. Messrs. Allan A Thomson, though us ing the utmost diligence in the limited lima allowed them, wore by no lUoaus prepared lor the ittsn or visitors which has UMted their hospiiality lo the utmost. They expected, aud “were quite >esdv to afiacmmodale fifty guests, but liave been compelled to provide tor two himdreJ anil aeventy-fivo ,l one tiu.r. Still all aiipmlr tatlsrt.-d, and the next .sea son the uumer will lie greatly lucreta ed. Atpre.emEtwn hundred and fifty |atr s.ins are eojoitrniitg ho e, and .sooin pleas antly and eulertaiuod. Not a murmur of e- in plaint ha. reached the wiltci’a ear. N*r Is lliie aurpilalng lo ilmao win) *re wUnease* of the Inceanaut efforU of ÜBlSln AU.KN A THOMSON, umi lliuir cauriemiN avals (ante, to promote the comfort and Impplno* cf thsdr gue**i>. In alckohs, no kluet<*lk roold tie m -ru eonahliiKt#ami aHsntlve lo Iho afflicted, and the klftl bsli‘ mlnlatu-H Iu puiti.*ii to their ev<ry want, Mr. Bud Cahlur, wi ll*! I* lumtliaily e*i)leil, |*ro#i lea In the diiiliig-iooca, and i# every Inch u perfect gei Human aud attentive euiurer lo ihu w iut.i of all. The profs, igtiiit contunplate cxtanalve the u.-xt koi-s *n, promiii**ui among will bo the repair ot iho a*.< iamim and eutuhbs. Till* ’*;j be done al comparatively small < xpttutn, and two wagon loads ol rusin'ins pfita aiiota from th* nelgliboi|*>g mouslaln, to urn immii <*l, w <ut*l geueraio gas enough In supply ihu hotel am! ground* tor a week. They tlivu contain phila iimlvii'.ittlnbig tho biller, ami nowiug til*tu down in blue grow, which would U luriah llnolv uu h t the *llß'lc ol the Irens will probably enlarge llie main hotel ami I Ul all Iho cabins In putlecl order, and, lo shod, do al! In their power to uiaku a grand succour of the splendid property which, jiiopeily managed, muat prove u princely lortuuo lo ilium. The mrmpatiy ut Iho Hprlngs la of a vt-rv so I ect character, eoihiacmg many of ihe very EM I K i V OOhtfMIIUS, and representstivus Irnm Havaunali, M cnii, M sntgomwry, Mobile and I'tlier dues and stales— whole lemilles arc suniuu ring ll here, and vucli a crowd <>l merry healthy, noisy children, we never saw . ongregated at any pleasure retort. The scenery around Is uioceplngly UaullluL Two mountain ranges rbo to view <u either ride ol lbs Kprlngs, at the very hero ol one ol the 101 l test peaks ol which Healing fount htesks lotlli, 1 lie salienl pacnllarlty o I the slmosphen: is Ita won derlul dryness and rarity. In the early motn to breathe It, eras It* an Indescriba ble leellog of eikilsialio t, auiljunconacious ly you And youts'ilf expanding the lungs to the Utmost, to lake lu the largest posnlile volume ol the glorious aerial 11 rid. Hat we must dose lor the present our notes of this charming spot, sod reserve lor another missive, the events and audit* which chequer one's existence at a water ing place. IJ. H. J. UcorgiMi Who fiuMnoi Powlilonts. Hince the organization of the Kedeial Government and the inauguration ol Pres ident Washington on the iOth, April,l7B9, the following named Ueorgiao* btve held a cabinet office, Becretsry ol State—John K.ra> tb, ap pointed June 27Ui, 1834, by Piesidert Jackson. Again appointed M'ch 4th, 1887, by President Van B.ren. Only one Secretary ol State. Secretaries ol the Treasury—Wor.. H. Crawford, appointed October 23J, 1810, by President Msdieun. Again appointed on the sth, of March, 1817, h/ PrchletH Mot rco, and again appointed ou the sth ot March 1821, by President Mo tree upon hla reflection. Howell Cobb was appoin ted ou the Oth March 1857, by Prcsid< m Buchanan. Two Treasurers. Becretafire ot War— *Vm. 11. Crawford, appointed August 1, 1815, by President Madison. Goo, W. Crawford, appointed March Bth, 1843, by P,evident Taylor Two ffeerotenoa of War. Secretaries of Nary -None. Secretaries ol the Interior—None. Presi dent Fillmore in leGO, offered the appoint- meat to Q -v. Chas J. Jeoki s, hut It was declined. I**istumste-General J*.sc|.h II ibcr sliaiu, nptolntcd Fsbrua'V idlli, 179-5 by Prealtlent VVaaliiaglon. Ag.il i in M ire I 4ih, 179*. by Freaident A lum*, aivl a s ain in March 4th, 1801, by I'ieslJanl ,ktl raon. One Fostinaalei General. Attorneys. General -J dm M Uarrlen, appointed March Bh, 182 U, liy President Jackson. Amos T. Akormvi, app inted June 9S i, 1870, by Pi evident Grant, T *vi Attorney U*-nerl>. ■—a m — kketeli ot the pi-oeerdiiig* of the 4'olitnsbn* Couvesttloii, AtioosT 81st, 23nd. 98rd and Slth. The coiivenli< l) being called to order by VV. U. Butt, the first hotly contested fight of the se*skm commenced. VV T Revill nominated t; VV Mabry, of Troup ae tora p orary chairman. J M Mathews, ol Tal h koficted a substitute that a committee of one from each county ho appointed to se lect a jvrrnuer.-if chalrmsn. Revill mad from MeU’s Parliamentary I’ractlco show ing that ncMtw.nti meeting* were usually orgauixed by someone calling Ihe meeting to order and himself ur some other mcm- bei* placing iu notiii.vatiwn a name for tem porary chairman, nud 111 the event several intuits weie t'tacod iu uoniiualiou the fir-t mimed should be voted on tirnt and si in succes iou, tho proposer ol the names or any oilier member having Ihe light lo taU*- tbo vote on tho names proposed, lie at i ted also, that according to the rule n*l*>t - ted *t Cl.!ybe>ile Bpri..gi hml lice n-< many votes at she h*l rtpresoula lives In the legisl.tuic. J M Mdhows ur .;ne*t ilmt A’ U liult, hy vlitueut his po*i ti >n us chairniau ot the D alibi Executive Committee tompormy ebairmuu ol Hie Convention, lie said that Dr. Mvll hy the term e*'<hmejjaf .. netlogs meant llspli*t al so iiitioiia, slid tin.oght Ilia rules no. ap plicable to this body. A I) Freeman, ol Coweta, said that while Di. Mell toils oa that such meeting* .lie i nutiUi/ oigiiuixed iu tho n.miner spvci (lc l still ho Kmeinaii, held Ihul they may fa organized dillereiilly. TM. VViliis, of Tulhot, thought Mr, Butt temporary chair man an I intimated that there wuiu pre cedents on Hint line. K A B Fireman, of Tr-mp, read the rs olulinn appointing the executive c mmli iee mill allowed there was no rl>.ht given any member ot the cotumlttno to at t as tempoiaiy chairman. Mr. Ilevill,occupying a place on the ilan and ilting 4o reply was a-kad by Mr. Butt to take tils place on the Horn. M'. R. reap, iufe.l that Mr, Butt eluimed a place on the taga ou account ol 'toliig chairman of tho executive eommlileo, and ns hu, Revill, was secretary ol thn samn Indy, their light to plueea on the slngn were alxul the same, and si all the dulrgalos wein equal until *.uio o c was regularly iiitUlliui chairman by tlie voice of tde co vcmlon, l.e hail Ihu aiimu right to the stage us the gentleman fiom Mai ion, especially as he lord proposed a guntieuisn's name lot cl.nil man nu t had a right to put th< nomliinlloi) to the convention. Afu-i wards Mi. H itt asking Mr. Revill ’'why do you address rue us chairman while deny! g my rty/il to such a pObltlon,"Mr. Hcvill re spnuded, “I address you as chalrinan only because you auunu to act In Unit cnpc ; - •y" lu teply to Judge Msthetvs, Ileylll read Irom Di.Mell delluiug oeaili'/iuil meet ings Pi he county and stile couvci tliins district political'codventious, Ac., end no ilcing the (>aiiila ol Messrs. Fieetnao and Willis, he asked II there was a gentleman in the house that ever knew a meeting or ganized other than by the plan laid down by I)r. Mell In hold up his hsnd. No rer noiisi. Il said that the convention that iiomlnalod Oov. Hmlth waa organized by calling Oen. P. M. H. Young to the chair temporality and afterward* selecting Hon. Thoi. Tima, flardeman permanent presi dent. The congressional convention at LnOrange six yeais ago, and thst at West Point two years ago, were organized pre cisely the same way. At West Poiot Dr. Long, momlrer of ths execatlre commlltoo, celled Ihe convention to order but did not claim to set as leaipors<y chinrman, Major Miller, •( Ms*ion, tieing called to fill that place. Mr. Butt, still claiming the chair and deciding, In opposition to Dr. Meli, that the resolution of Judge Mathews had prec edence of the nomination made by Mr. Ilevill, the latter gentleman appealed from the decision, hut Mr. Butt tailing and de clining to put the appeal In Hie manner tin.' Mr. Kevill stated it was made, it w* withdrawn. Mr. Freeman of Troup mov ed to table the substitute of Judge Math ews , Mr. Ifevlll by the direction ol Mr. Butt called the roll of conntiee and the substitute wa* table J by a vote of 18 ayes, non* 18. Mr. Ilevill calling for his origl usl motion, It was adopted by a tote ol ayes 22, noe* 13, and C. W. Mabry was de clared temperry chairman. ; J. O. Christian aas elected secretary with M. p. Pinson and K. T. Winn us - slafanta w ilbotrt optiositlon. >ju curoiiiug the delegates two delega tions were reported from Carioll county, and Mr. Krecmun of Troup asked lor a committee compose J < t one irom each connty to tXau.lue into and report on the matter. M<. Freeman of C'oweU moved as a substitute, that both Jefe-athxs be ‘ GoMTI VOED on SWJOkD rs p- WOO L OAIiDING. My VV nol Cards *rc now newly cloth'uJ rod in fine comli iin mid I think 1 can Holy say that f i>t pro i ,rj.i to do good work. 1 device those wt> tavor me wkb ..atr. imgo to wash their wool at once and •ring it iu early aw that l may card and nave it rea 'f when you want it. Don't wait till hit* when I may he c*owdad ami not have thou to do tho work promptly lor you. I guarantee good rolls when good wool lc br,night lu. 1 atn at* v Carding Ootton aud making nice Ralls. Bead and gel some and try them. Wool Carding 10 eta per lb. oil fura nlicd, or 4 the wool. Cotton Caidlng 8 eta per lb. or th Cott.m. I will sell Wool Holla at... 40cU lb. Cotton Rolls at 15 cts lb. My mill R also in good order and seldom ever fh rt ol water. CUvo ine a trial, Your* NATTKAGLB, Lutherville, Ga. June 7-!t no. The Whit© —is — J s §a THE EASIEST SELLING, THE BEST SATISFYING Milcle Its Infrodnotlon and Wartd-raaawMd reputation was tbs death-blow to blgb prlotd machines. THERE ARE NO SECOND-HAND WHITE MACHINES IN THE MARKET. Tkla la a vary Imaurtant naltf. as It la a wall known and undUpulsd lcl llilt iwny •! Iwt ••• calltd flritalaia machlnta which art effert* ae cheap now-a-eay* arc theca lhal hava hcca ra poitcucil fth.tr la. takes heck trom cut U-ere alter uee) antf rehvllt and pul upon the Market "thTwHHE II TMt PEER OP ERV MWIH MACHINE NOW UPON THE MARHIT. If IB MUCH LAHGER IHN IHE PRhJtJ, CHINE* OK THE *INER, HOW AND MIX# niKi If COIT* MORE TO MANUFACTURE TRAM EITHER 0E THt AEOREIAIO MACHINE*. IIS CONSIEUCTION IS SIMPLE, POSITIVE AND ni trs WOEkMANSHIP II UNSURPASSED. So not Buy any othsr boforo try* ing tho WHITE. Prices asi Terms Kale Satisfactory AGENTS "WANTED I White Sewing Machine Cos., CLEVELAND, 0. NEW GARIjEN UST urßeries, K-tstdished A. D. IH7- OIIKKN6BOUO, N. c. We take M.h irdbi and lo !nl< im Hie - zens of Meriwether, Talbot and adjoining counties, that our agents, having certifi cate of agency, will visit you duriog the months of July, Aur. and Be pi. to solid your orders for Irtid trees, vines, &e., for the lad del.very <d I@7B. We requo-t yoa to reserve your orders until you can see oar plates representing our varieties, and g'rt such ioPirmstion as our agents are pro psred ui give yuo. WK. GUAKANTER TO FULFILL T ) TIIK LKTTF.It ALL WE PKOMIcSK. Our senior JO 11UA LIN 1 LET has, I r tli psfcl fifty years, engaged in collect iug, proving soil telecPng fruits ; aud wu hare now every variety of n, eiior kinds in the world, and those beat adapted for the sw th and Its different lotnlitlea. Don't be h mhugged by tree peddlers but come to headquarters lor good fruits. Thoee doubting the merits ol the Lind, ley Numetie* can have such doubts re moved by referring to John H. Williams ol Lolln rvi’ e, Judge Cunningham ot At auta, K litor ot VISOICAT >B, J, 11. Painel 1 We t Point, *n<l h<itidrcd ol cithers who. have tested our fruits to perfect satisfac tion. Thanking you lor past patrmagw we ssk a r oi tinuaoce of same. Very Ues|irtlolly. J. LINDLEY A HON. Live eneigeius men wanted aa agents liberal commission given. A Idresa J A. Hewn New nan, (it l L. LAWi.JKNCi' New nan, Ga. NO 38
