The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885, September 27, 1878, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE VINHCATOR b■ ■■ ’ ~fi WMTKaviLi. Editor and Proprietor REEK VILLE, FRIDA Y, Hep. >7, 1878 rr Ue y I before the People. That, appreciateg the dlfflcu'ty of m*k log a nominal mu at Coinn. bos, the aup poller* ol the lion. Ifenry it. Harris > ffer ed a resolution proposing to remand the entire mat’er hard* to the people, and let the democratic volere of ibe several wane tic* decide by Piimarv Elections who should be '-be candid>Ui, and that Uio op position irjected this iatf prapoalltof’. Thia resolution wm offered by Judge Junes Whittle ot Chattahoochee, tarly Saturday morning alter consuiUitou with majority. Head and powder ht lact. In Lie speech In Newuan laat Friday morning Oor. Smith a*reatica!!y alluded I* Col. HarrU and lua blends and ityled them "Henry snd bla crowd.* It *y have been wicked, parhsjn uncharitable, hut ere llm apbo of the word* had time to die away our thought* ran oil to cortam notable occasion when Miltou’* crowd w hardly to la ,vM IU: ryV Indeed, at Hewnan the governor’a billowing was nov er equal to that of llarii*. l'eoji c In '“** bOOSCS Sc It !s rumored that In tin-, event ol Cspl I'eraon*’ election rur position of mall ear tint at Washington ha* hoen promised an (■iher ciilsen ol Merlwctho 1 . Well, wi have only to remind our friend* of the pro yoking remark of that facetiou* old plough man, Hobby Htirna, that, "The heat 1*1! plana ol mice, and men, Alt gang a;ley." When )on hear It *id (hat certain Kar ri* men have derailed him tlnce the actiou of the Newuan convention, Juat receive the declaration with a good many grain* ol allowance. We Imvn traced up w v.iral ol tlicae report'd nine* and found that *omn txely had made a ml*take In every h •lance. Ii may ln> a latter ilay Idea that the ma jority ahnuld yield to the will "I the minor Ity ’jut hardly one man In ten of <mr ar qnalntauce ha* aa yet been able Pi gr*ap the Idea, rtevvrat learned and logeulou* argumenta have been made publicly and privately Ur oatabllah this novel poalilon hut no Jeßcraon nr Jackson democrat, no "homy banded farmer* baa yet seen the force of the argument. A* jet a deal ol eloquence bae I ren wasted on lire Hoplem tier air. Yellow lover la prevailing at < hattanoo ga and It on the Inrrcaau No h are seem to be felt at points In Oeorgia anuth of that city. Prol. W. 11. Waddell .of the Bute Uni versity died suddenly in Virginia lent woek. The deceased wm In the prime ol life end lib) deelli ii e great lore to Hie state- The Newnan Herald hen hauled down the nemo i IP. F. Smith lor Concrete and hoisted that ol o<ipt. Persons Instead and yet Got. Bmith assured us last Friday morning that lie lulended to inaka (he race. Kxplauatl ula In order. DHOBOANRCIiI. la Newnan,and eran at h<>me, we hear the ry that the majority at Newnan woe dieorganiaerk Una cau this he alien we stood strictly by democratic usage, and even after It Kerned nppapuit that no nom ination would be made, battled lor organi sation by carrying through a resolution tor the appointment <>t s democratic exic utiva committee f It does seem that ttie epithet of dltorgaelxer could bo more prop arly applied to those who preventod a Domination and who persistently opposed all atapa looking to harmony and united fcflort In thf future. Look at the hading men ol the Meriwether delegation and say II they ever took any steps or couutenanc ed any attempt at disintegration. Five ol them, John L. Muslian, J. M. O. liobeit •o9, W. A. J. Phillipa.C. W. Williams a< and (J. M. Underwood, are among our oldest, bast and most orderly citizens. They ataot aboalder to shoulder with tiro ma jority on every ballot and evety vote. Are these men disorganls'-rt T Will the |mo pla of Meriwether sav that these men went to Newnan to disrupt the psity T Do those who charge the ra j rrity with being diaorganiiers believe the five men named above oould be iaduced to play the part o( disturbers of the peace, quiet or hannon y ol the district ? Or will It be charged that they had not penetration enough to per ceive where they w ere beiug led ? Face the tntista, gentlemen ol Urn minonty, and give ua a straight-forward, direct re ply. nn|rltr v*. minority. The resolutions oflered by Judge W hit tie of Chsttahooche proposing to adjourn tba Mewntn convention, recite iu the prc amhte. th‘ finding it impossible to m ike • nomination and thinking it would not beetaabaerve the IntereEM of the demo* oratle party that the majority should tia and to the will of the minority, they remand Um questk* beck to the people tot settle ment. Now.thU refusal of the major ity to sanender to the dictation of the minority provoked much discussion and ft was ar gued that the majority—a m jotlty bel t through a week's bailosings and 709 auc cemire roll calla, sere in duty bound to give op their position aod go to the mia >rt ty, who were hooting from Dan to Heerahe ha for anybody to heat Harris. ti.oce re turning home we have heard that some parties bold. U> the Ideas advanced hy their Newnan brethren, Sod am-ri that the majority that lacked only three y-.te* ol } and waa hack ed by a major ‘ty ot '.ho counties an I deu>- octoUC vote of the district, should have succumbed and lusiiVi to the side of the inltnrlty, Tnla doctrine apjiesifcd ao monstrous that we concluded to sew'd, flic writings ol some ot the Father*, and this I* what we And. Thomas Jelferaon say* that it i* a atd piinciple that the will of the majority h in all cane* to prevail." Again, upon the nmsl moinenlou* otT ca*fou of hU I lie, Jefleraou nays Uic " a/m LuU acquiescence In the dectairme of the Jdag mil v I* the vital priacipk of repulo lies.” • Whan Jefferson differs Irom our oppo nents will they please . eaae their ! oat lade* agaiuai ua soil turn their aiteutioa just a llule while to lire blunders of the t .under of the dem cratlc party I lie may have beeu wrong ; are our frkalis prepared to •ay they are wiser than the oulhor of the Declaration of tudopendeuce t A ridiew Jackaoo, about whose dem * racy then can Ire no question, *, *, “a long a* out government U admin t> red for the good ol ll,c people, ari l i< regal* ted hy Huh uhb, it whl he worth defend In/." How, we ak, I* the will of the (> pie to he known unless It he arrive! at lioiii the < spree cm ol lbs majority f A/* In Ihe old hero *.iy*, slid he put* It j ill It.ilh a, “that lit. Ilrai prin ipie ol our syaU-m Is—. Ant lh4 m>tj< rUy l (oyo rrn. " Will our friend* wl*o u- *< vihemii.t ; dm Initnlng agidust the so cal.r. I ohrtluaey • I the it njoiily at New nan, pon kr the aljovo d*' hi Moo ol J.u,:. V.n * and ' *i‘ u< whe'her til- > ttgrti. w lb that old don octal or not ? A* Lhcy ail at the comer a ready to lay hand* on v ry visitor bom the country and [e>ur h to hi* '•“* the *hc ry ol ael* and doln/a of the tuaj >rily of ihe'uiiie convention, will they now ano then Irankly alaie'he posit fon ol two 01, our most distinguished l" 1 1 *>“ llj ' point ai iaaue f Do tfr*. and If the m>) "I ty I* against the writer lie wl I yi Id tietore. the promiil minority have tlo to < lie the optutou* ol any good daim crat ad*ui4t lilt,i Them Is'no u*e i t slrllti ; we are liiithren. It we aru In the wrong *e will gl*dl y change , II you aiu out ol Ibe path Como back and let u* again walk tugctbsi n* ol yme. Wu *,w ak a* unlo re.*ou>o o men, j ulge ye calmly what we *ay Nr wsiiiss * oiivrcis'l . Onr report c’oa and la*t week with Wed neix'a/ s priKtcedliig*. N ba.lnts were had al'sir that, Uiu 700ih b fog the last U ken and standing Haul , 211 . l’i*body .. . . • „ r "' 1 • ' s* W. 11. Hull, said die minority esmesUy de sired a nomination when 11. A, H. Fr**. M nan pro|>ed coukrtmca eomniltieo. HgrrVd tc. Alter several hours sluing,the mluonly luslating on anyM/ hut 11 aerie, (lie c iiunlMec rejiorlfHl that they could not agree. Judge Whittle IntroJaead ic dot i m ot adjournment a* billows : "Whereas, The delugatea to Hie Uon gremlonal (;onveullon, n>w in session Inr this place, have spent many day* In bal< luting without cluing a non |nati>>n, and there appearing no reasonable | riwpcct that they can, under tho two thirds ride, agree upon a c nc'ldate to represent the Kourtli Congressional District iu ■, and deeming It tmnecesaary to Imixise up on ouraelves the labor ol continuing from day-to-day the useleaa attempt to iff ct. a nomination with the tP legates with which (lie Convention Is now conqxiead, and be lieving it would not aubsrrve 'he treat in tereata of the Democratic party that the majority alniuld yield to the will of the ml orttr Therefore— Resolved, That we remand b ck to the voters ol said and istrict the selection ol a representative to the 48lh Congreve, such selection to be made at the ballot bo* in November next. Bo It further resolved, Ttn-t we recom mend to the voters ol the 4th Congression al distiict as a candidate lor repres-ntative, the Hon. 11. R. Harti-*, a statesman ol en larged views, ripe experience, ami un swerving integrity—a man who, hiving proved Inilhlut ir. the past, cau be safely trusted in the future.” The mluority began to filibuster agaimt the adoption ol this resolution sod sever al speeches were made. In the coutte ot the discussi m A. D. Fiectnan arraigned the majority for inc nsistency and paid bis respects particulsrly to the action of the Meriwether delegation, quoting ftom the teso’utions adapted in Greenville on the tt Tuesday in August. W. T. Hevill re plied to Mr.Freeman at the request of sev crtl delegates and his friends claim com pletely and tr'umpbantly vindicated the course ot the mgj >ri*y, and H he did cot convince Mi. Freeman of bis mistakes, certainly silenced that gentleman. A brict ay nop; is ot Ibis debate will be given next week it the wriMr’s health enables him • write it out. After exhausting ev ery expedient to slave ott a vole ou ad journment, the final vote was reached at last and the convention adjourned about 4 o’clock Thursday eve- in#. The rnioo - ity held a session Thursday night but the cnly conclusion teachcd was that they must beat Harris, but the metbsd of doing this was not agreed on. Gov. Smith made a speech Friday mor ning in which he flrod several shots at Harris and the V indicator alter which the mmoritv broke up, the Gov. promising (hat s Vani/etU would be lorthcomiag at an early day setting forth the programme ot the minority. THIS FOli STM Oli*RfCVf— la the tJavarmah Morning ffswi of Fri day iq;re*ra the following edlioHal arti cle upon the sifoaUcw la the fourth eon graaaioual diotrict: - “From our despatches it will belaee Chat '.fee dcnKxyatic aomloatmg eOavtltwos ol the loorth coogrcwifoual dloirlet, af'ev tak ing over cv j bondred bsffota, has ad journed sine die wliUrfot making s eomt uatiun It U furliicr stated that the ma jor iy ol the delega'es wifi issue an address to ibe people, aad the rnrooiity will coc ceu’.raie uiou *<*me candidate acd pi ice him fa the field. Thu action simply amcaata to a aerah race, ao 1 it i* a stats ot affairs mucti to be regret el, Jl-m Henry R Harris, ibt'pres eat repieaanUtive, ha* had throughout a large majority "f the votos of tbs couves ifou.he la variably receiving twaaty-'me and to-tblr4 Aat evsry baft'A, end <mly lacking th>t* and twcthlrde of the req aw ed two-thud * m*j rity uajaaamy to secure hi* noraiaatl-m. With thia decided p:eforaet expressed for him, it certainly seeus* tUai'be should la Justice, have been teeeoifoated aod Uru* aarrel the integrity of-titc dsisocratlc party la the fourth die rM. -Tkf a can ba hop,litt 1 doubt nf hU aledfee by lb* tw pletHb* eouveatkm 1* tdf itHei ot to* sentfmeut ot his disrrtcf. Hr c*ooot oe regarded a* an In .'epender * eub' f vrnc* im sflbmfrted h claims to mu coottmitaa, and had two third* ol that hr !y eeotared upon any candidate, be woubf* no dusts, have kit l.lmvill hound by la i.i*l>m,amJ heartliy supyortad the h<> ft love Mi. Uarruh j< ucn i.v y .* uuq r*-.*UonaJ. A! the iaat sesnou ol COUgr<3M he <‘i* Ui a |.*sc<:u agab.ki a protective laiifl wb.vh waa not only and uuocrat c to t;t# core, hut war nue ot th* *tro!ig*i sr, .aic . * and finest elf .rt* on hit s> ii <t 1.0 q MUo u ahb.h lift) evsl Veen pr.-vutai to t . ‘-'n try. Wl l.out Un iuly t' npt ug to iul*. ion' with matfor*in we loot . wo te.fl *l* la Ml,lug t il, sil* tus pa.ty lias dtt< r mined to go | .p, a gv'ieral ra<*- lor c'.fign ** tnoie, no fc,r.n^- tivnU.a iMr. ll*ma<:oaiJ l s >i ko.*. Her* ofoic, iu eouinuuUo*.upon toe caf. didatu* nliow name* wr hd ae U* to. vniilc.ii, wa nav.: t. itsn ti*. I to h • en tirely impartial. Tut *U:,!|* IJfo** Ol hoi* the m*j #rHy and thu minority lvt * U severest criticism. Tire ilels*t** seemed V.. f .rgsl lUet tnoy wrSM;li <•*? l n p >. *eul the pt ople luslonl of ms >, *nd tnu man It is ihst th* blind and uftuiaueieahie opp.anllsru t* Mu Uturi* and tbs ohstina <:y oi hi* Irtauds h-svn hro q,|r alxxit a coddiMon ui thing* in the 1 uith that la a.- togeihai deplorable. It W tusi I to,lnw*v cr, lor critii lam P, lm etui r gra.,elul or pi Pul. Iho convnutioii I*l *1 to *gr u mil hf adjourning wiltiont • ilay.ramauded the picslious that dlvhfod it back In Ilia (wo ple." Wi mint the comma its ui our rateemed con tern jiornry pf the Sivmoih N-w* for the purpose ol giving them *mt cordial enllorsemniit. TU* Irieu I* ol Hr, Karri* haaesl '.heir obeunacy U|Hin the >sct that bn lacked only a hiw vmrv ol having a twi-lhlrdl mi|orlty In tbs cauve.tlon, while the oppotlt! n held out hscauw, a* they *aid, they had Inaupeikble* IJeetlon* to the pnseut mnuiln-r. While the action n| tbve nvfltitl ifi—'f, ralb r, Its ii naeilon Is n< Itlier creditable nor patri ,t|c, rnd while It may result in sum* detn ira'iitli.'n ad > onfusion, yet u,m,b the wlml •. p is per haps lor Hie best that the personal isa-ie* have tieeii it submitted to Ik*.people for their declsfor.. There will be two randi datot In the field, lisa. Henry H. Harris, aod Captain Henry Person*. Neither is in any sense oi the term an iedepen.bmt Either would have ab Jed the s 'uon of the conveotlon, an i the o utif nation of ei ther would base given Ike people of the distilct nd of die stale a faithful and en .-rgetic repreaenUtive. It wu the duty ol (be convention to nuke a nomination. Failing in that the only recourse of the body was do dissolve and trust to the judgment of the people. M Peison* has annum red himself aa a candidate, and Iu our issue of yesterday set forth his plat form of prlnciplea. Mr. Harria Is a candi date, and his platform ta his record in con g'oea, his thorough democracy, and a keen and intelligent sympathy with the move ment h oki ig to reform ia o>v financial legislation. While tie have nothing to urge again*: Captain Persons, we believe .with ou Savannah oufompsirary, that the ixmple cannot do (letter linin' 'o re-elect Mr.tlarris'to cougresa. He was owe of the beat w orking members ot tbe-Oeotgia del egation, and his speech on t-riff reform la conclusive evidence that he is a'm.id antly able to preas bit views earnestly and elo q ientlv ujon the atlentioo of eongreu That speech was one of tue best delive ed U|x>n the floor of congress during the ses sion. His masterly treatment of the tarifl question, and hia eraj.luc, vigorous s'yie • f oratory were mads the subject of ape. cial comment by neatly all the leading newspapeis. Mr. Harria baa pluck, ener gy, ability, and, above all. experience. We have UerrJ oi no objection to Mr. Harris . Hie record ia unimpeachable, hia fide'.ity unquestioned, and hi* nseluloesr abundan t ty proven. He should be re-electod by the people.—CfeiM*ttitfwi. NHE SHARP WOBOV Auguste Evening New*. Hon. Henry Persons has already an nounced himself a candidate for aoagress in the fourth district. He waa hHbre the Coiambus and Newnan conventions for the nomination. It ia very certain that Hon. Henry R. Harris, the choice nf the people and a mg) >rity of birth oooveati ana will alto tun, and it is equally certain that he wil be elected. The chiluish and unpa triotic action oi Utel body Of tnea, both at Ch Jam bus and Newoan, hae ditrv.pted the party in that district. Th* abominable two-third* rate mad the atlfiahuta. jof some of th* thimblc-i iggers beaded by t *- Got. Smith, did th* work most tffedua - ly- _ ___ FoteMh IHttrlel CoHvetion Tlie Democratic Uoriveatioa tor t'.e Fourth Diatrict ha* adjournt-J w ilhout a no ml oas 100. We are glad 'bey have wound up their proceedings which weru edeabted to damage not cly the Deal j oraiic oarty ot the Fourth Ihsuict, but thiougliout the State. , Wuo were to elans* for ibe ta'lore to put f .rward a candidate I there caa be tiat <*n answer. Tue minority, who, b-- krre they would e* Harria who w at qa>at<o.ihl> ttie ci oiee of a unrf sly ot tue Convvtiti < , *al ce. ui ly * u -oiiie Of the |*jic p.H fo oorwloauoM, dviersain el to ban** the U-.a/eati *u a-uit in. The ijaMt ha* cmus ,<m -he jwopto to be heard. King* ib-.tild hwvger control ti* eois veatt' n as ih*> nave heretofore u< licot gia ; bn 1 **fl <W tfoewes and the pau* to coust ~ui M< !■, that H rot will announce l,)u>tot! a* * Kllfldele and thal Ihe Voter* ot the Fourth Draft Cf will give him a iar pi -j rky g.*e ever —< njtn A.wa ur -rite riforLc divide The Wh-cMift‘lkMWWrtrtto cm y*v.toa in Ui* Four'b'Didiic*. male ..vei 7<M b*:l<Av, *Bd ad} .uriivo with st h*aui u>l *■ II irrsi e!i*erd_t Ue convention with Sij v He* ; Persons, with HI aod liil'ii t> biiiilt wi t* :Cw to f.v it id l‘ni. *'*- log !h*t Iff r-ito to Harris' Zlf Bail of there geot.eoa it Will ran tor Coi.- ge, I’cru. -* twins rec-aomei dsO by the ad O ly and ifol.Jj by toe 10. joi Hy I wenlj-.u. and < •-third aga,u*t a.xtwn Which t the bcl'sr deo*ia', mao |Uj tee .j ifity or the 'o* euh l ine a A ity ?- Tuny w.a appwai to the .wupto* awl lit-i a rivti! -I i ill J > Had *- I. lUr l* i acmrn lit I** .-* e! ill* |ifW>l|l MlMl he l.Hltd ll*H Ua.* Vol*l |u 'll I, UKT ",,ih ( . Wihe and h.Uieas ol the , e-i, .v N t fault J.a* to-- i t• in I to hie who e re at it nl mil year* a> Coag everoan. tau-ol 'Ait,a a Mt+U hw •eteiy i'o*t I ogtiti UfOilhl.t | ti. Jl arya fit a, Hm> Hitt Cuoty j i.yVtli, 111- Aiihai If. Wstaoit ha* apj.itad ter ** uii,'lt'/n ot ymrao-.a ty, aod Sell ' g *j.*rt ■mi voi at bin of UouMatead, a*.d l wdl pas* Uttrru toe at It o’clock A M- <t. ibt 3A - day of -ejHeiii *i, W 73 At my •ifß.e. A J, HINTON. *|it. ifil. IB7U. • „ O M C. Oft'tttOtA / Ordinary o(fi.>, K ilwstocr t;-iti ity ( Hepl bib IffTS •Hra K. K Cbapuntu (alia of 8 V Uhspuianj da* appii.-l for wsenlpUcrtl. of ieisnoaity. *n*l wtiing apart a.d ValU* iu or tt-HuMA oat of ertm.to ig Wet ante ht**hwwd, wm I I will pan* upoq U vein'- at 10 ..'clock * rn. •*., the M> h day of ifo’t*. ItfJtl, at my . ffi * A J. UfNTO l O M. C. A Iwaatiful Jot ol K.tLL A WINTER PlUNTli.yoat receive! at, 2. Ih D. ADAIR’b. Ilesril t v., Ga., May tot, IS7B Da T. a fipadftni . Iwar Sir--I *~l Wir Uni •*•*'* Italm I boighi from pm rwntb, • an " (irtoK tw be* tiiig* with lata rellaf. I wml you to pnl me spa* I'lart Ua famllr ua*. He*: sctraiij Xillb SHAMS Piepnred by T. 9. Bradflrld, LaGraige Ua. For *ale tiv J L. li. Tciull ACo. ANNUAL FAIR AND RACES OF TIIK NORTH-GEOROIA Stock amj Fill Awociatlnn, WILL BE HELD IN Atlanta, Georgia. October 81, 22, 2 I, 34, 25 and 78. 1878. $14,500 $4,500 vdl.-rwl in Racing Purses I $13.00 in Military Prises ! Over 30 military companies outside of the S’ate wire* ly decided to come. THE FASTEST HOUSES la the country are coming.^ •=* Ah OPEN AIR CONCERT Evso day by one ot 'be finest brass bands in the United State* Amusements Oi All Blinds MAY BE EXPECTED MINSTREL PERFORMANCES 1 CUICVS 1 MEN'AGEKIE MULE RACES ! FOOT RACES I WHEELBARROW RACES 1 SACK RACES! VELOCIPEDE RACES 1 Qf~ilit Excellency Samuel J. Tildes has baen invited to be preeent. OTIHE MYSTIC BROTUEUHOOD of Atlanta, will appear spon the atreets, Oct 2&Ja, in more grandeur than ever bet ore. WSeodius Premium Ltst 1 Don't (ail to come I B- W. WRESN, Sec y, W. B. COX, Atlanta, Oa. Prate fret. [] WU HAVE TIIW day placed OCR ORDER i L'J rib A SHOES ! KOH llt K FALL and winter i MADE WI HI THE BAY STATE SHOE k LEATHER OO Wl O AT ITsRIlt FAt.TORIEI Af TJI <Kr. DIF FERENT PL ACEH EM PD i V THREE i uoLbAND hand* Th* *nto* of H ,er* mads by them ai* kslet **} oa to the ti| per* * 111 hOra •crew*, tiifaol In twt drlrri j end radded on art norm led nrt Ui rtp Their w ilk !• e-u Ode .lljr iet*.iurnee tod i,g not only t*i;rior in durability to ur.'lwary Ma(ge*l ret, to t t>r more c in fo* la Me In the wcaiar, */ae mt-y la Uu fit af tU UltU out* W 8 H. yE THE EEOI.CHIVE ‘ALE nr THE BAY FT AT % MAKE Of BOOTH A WHO Kit IN THlfi OOt'N f Y PeJURJNA ytRKD'M *!U JNVITFO TO RCY AT LEAHT ONK PAIR ON Triad; we have the tiuni.g mroCE on hand nw. Will ala er rninne to have tria l* to ' Ol •■r.tvr lh-a* fine etese aewed HWriwa to tn dien.whicb have given *•> iwacb **'*•: act km h.rT mn ytnf f •' Bellltig rigllly l*r< Adt e l. ; * -nr tin. k, at all Uni *. f*i’l *! inuM* s*vd* and hOfie by cnrrvrt npr imt 'l an in- Irlnslc vain* of what • effer la wt* a a i create nf boalw ■*- UIHBAIJWFOR lrn WEBSLAP.O --EK THAN WE HAVE EVER MADE BEFORE. EVEN WHEN BELLING ON TIME, AND TO THIS DATE FOR I*7B HAVE MADE A VERY LARGE INCREASE OVER 1877 July 11th 1879- H. N. ELLIS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Price, TEN cent:. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING 115th EDITION, Containing a complete list of ail the towns In ilit United Stales, the Territories and the Dutnin'on of Canada, having a popula tion greater than fi.OUO according to the !a*t cen-mr, together with Uie names of the oewspap&t having the largest iucal circo iation iu each of (be places named. Also, i Catalogue of newspapers which are rcc um me tided t>> advetliiers aa giving grwwt i value in projortion to ptieea charged. Alan, Uie Reiigkius and Agi icu'tural Jour nals, very complete lists, and many tables it rales, showing Uie ooat ot advartkiug in va'iiUfe newspapers, and much o'her infai aiatioo which w beginner In advertising w-u ddo well to jurssefs. Addrasa GE '. P. U 'WELL A CO., Newsitaper Advar tising Bureau, 10 Spince S - ., N. Y- — r mnmsssmnu Tito * •t.a.a kifKal u OwaSil ■wiiMWl.n ta #“ -*■* *<*• ii 4 m ita mat M* aSar mam V mU JLamrmm. TC* ban 1 Li'z’<n r!siF?crsSa.ffiSft PIANO Beantlta! W), Grand Piau w, prite $1 ,Utk>, oaly |275. Mavolfieael Up right Piatum, pruto only 175. I*l - 7 octave, 125. 7j 155, New Style*. Organa $35. Organs, if slope, $87.50. CiKi.eh Organ Iti viap*, price |9sf j, only flis. Efogafft $371 Vlirr-r Tap Orgsu* -ul) $lO5 Ifo-niitiful Parlor Oti,n, price 3*o J-a lar-, onl> P3 dol aa. Frguds Ex posed, SUO dollar reward. Read; “Traps t-f the Unwary ' aiol nevap*[>er about coat i! Piano* an ! Or,--ns, unit FRLK Please aWiess Dati.t I lies'ly , Washington, Iff J x* “T a DAY to Agaeta caw v awn tig lor j he Kim .!e Yi'ltif, T.I -* auxl OiiOiFrin Addir.. I*. O VlJtvEiY Auxuth M*io<- A'iKNT> W .<•! M.d■* aud Hlpimuae Fuf HOLM A N ' j J.wartVd NEW Pictorial Bible*. I,OW Ii uaustfon* Aiui*l-r n* eu cuiars A .1 H 'LMAN A I'O , VJO Arch _.hl Pnlia.l. iphto. >< 1 t.-iVMB-i Carls (pertect Uaauiie#; _ I *. la naiiub IU Ijx ■' Oar I0 I . Avnlaud, M*.-i Ty 4d*rflivrr. We:,d f cur H:sct Did >f L*eai X.* ffo .t lie* <"i *l l> icettoa. Ad- GKO ,".'t >*V ELI. A < G 10 dpiiWMi SL N Y. .fKGikilA - I Gidina-y’* Ullla. rt- i.elh*. C-' illy j r.r.euViila Ua. W liere* D v M Ogi-Ires, J H C- U-'b wtsit aid J <■.<■ V Ogien** Execat ira ot ib* l.*t W ill *ti i Te*to,net,l <f P i i-rnua G.le'ie* ihwviaa.il. r*jw*-n! t ih Crt if al they l ave it, lv a !mlUt*rl Hi* lai* of *bl -WeuMs<J tn.i apply tv letters .•I ulsiTihsi! ti t* m ila*ir (n*t u sock Kx -Clit'.fS Tki* ii tii.n-f-iTw Pi r> snd admonish ! r*n- • med. l-< t!* the r >3.tertian* if ay liry t<*r, nil W la-f r# lh first M >R(iaV |U fb . < e.wr HTfi, l - *!n v ra tan why said Kto 'it x* fotti.d n-i r.ivtiv# wuvn of Iks u*‘. ,*o lti.ii* tbair -wnl tr *’. Givan im.twr my hand and -fßaial atgiw <uit Ib*th pi 2d 18.fi. A J HINTON. O M a OF.OiiGIA, Jl.iiwvtiier Gwuuty. By slftwe at * .arder Iwwn tha Uowofa bt* court ul (Jriiiwy, to ami tor awH coudy, I w ill sell to the lilgheel bid-iar ba iore tl.s enart house door, ta the town et •Jr. envif!.. toetweerj the legal boura of sale, -ti the ffo-l T-eaday ii, O''otoer nwit th Ini on ;ng described Isr-k be hanging to til .. t.'.e ! J lir.vm Frcetnao, deceased tO vit i L t No 124. cuntsming fdss seres and j ' Dii g .auda of R- If- Freeman, Bta ka k aud Turner ; nho, lot No. 154 Jdto irg land* ul B. IL Fruemaa, Keller, Mote -ris- ri aud Findley, an! known a* thw H mo* jolaco of said dc*ew**d : Both of ti# l* ve lots of lam! iji-g And being in fit), disiiixt <at rant c uuty and cootalaiag ii all 402$ aerw. Term* Csvb. If. F. LI ALL, _ Adrii’r GEORGIA, Meriwether County. By v;rtuc oi an order of the CowH Vy Ordinary of said county, will be sold on the Ist Tuesday in October nea*.. before the curt bouse door.ia the town of Green ville, between tbe legs! boura of aaie, all the lands belonging to the estate ol iaaiah Baitou, late ol said county, deeeaaed, con sisting ot 377 acres more or leva, said lands are situated in the upper #.b district, be tween White Oak creek and Flint river, and aij lining iaoda'of Wiley and Cliftoa Reynolds, and Mrs. Kempeon and otheia. The laDds were givew in to tbe Tußeceiv er in 1875, aa lots 2-T5, %<A and 814- Th whole settlement constituting tbe ptec known as Isaiah B Htori’a—Sold for ffce benefit of the beirs and c-ediXot of aald .-state. Terms csW- This Sept. sth,lß7s. V W. H. KELLER Admr. I.aGhaso*. Ga.jWth, April 1878. Da. T. 8. BnMM :-Tha Safimet** Balm Dr. Ht prwCT.tad fcw y toU • wfc. w wrf forts* very mack How * 'Potion Oak- gar# spsedy etief Two apoacw'ione caredd her. Tam, Ac . C. u snoi. Prepaved by T. 8. Bradflsld, LaGrange Ga. For sale by J. E. G- Terrell A Cos. AGENTSMISrS MONEY pleaeawtiy and last, address Ft- Haatet & Co s, Atiaate, Ga.