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town ani> count* ThUkCH DiREOTBRY. Per vices at the B iptist Church on the first nl d third Bunda-,t>, ftd Saturday before the t trd Sunday, in each mouth. Rev M .1. \Velll*nrn, pastor gnnday-school at 9a. h. gervioes at the Methodist Church on the fourth Sunday, and Saturday before the 4th Sunday, in each month. Rev. D. R- Me- Williams, [taster. Sunday-school at 9A. M. Thk Cash System.—As we have to pay the cash for everything we use about our house and office, we me 6 ihpelted to tlo a ttiictly cash business. We wit! take wood or pro visions. at market pi ices, it) pay for sub scriptions. Although anxious for patronage, we prefer a limited cash business to au ex tended credit one. (f Pon't steal tm>, for I am private prop erty, bought ami paid for by a subscriber— one who sustains the press, and wishes to readme. Don't borrow me. for my owner don t it 'e it; and, besides, the mae.ine will turn you out a copy just like me fir ;eu cents, and you ought to sustain the press. Subscribe forme, and keep your conscience easy. Hamilton Visitor Six Brothers —There are now s‘x brothers living, the sons of Titos. A, William*, Esq., who diyd here in 1853. Their names are, Jno. TANARUS., J. F. C, Benj. 11., Chas. L, Britain, and Ozias S. They were all in the a-‘my —the first as a private in the 3d Ga. cavalry; the second as captain of a company from this county—the Mountain Tigers: the third as a pri vate in the Ist Ga, Begt.; the fourth as a lieutenant in the 20ih Ga.; and the two last as cadets in the State troops. They all made good soldiers, •and came safe through the war. J, T. was recently re-elected Justice of the Peace for this District; J. F. C. is filling his second term as Ordinary of the county; Benj, H. was lately elected sheriff; Chas. L. is a graduate of the New York and Atlanta medi cal colleges, and is practicing medi cine at Seale’s Station, Ala.; the two last are farming in this county. Bri tain has lately returned from Brazil, where he spent three years. Now,.if old Harris, ‘or any other man,” can show six as healthy, good looking, hospitable, high-minded and clever a band of hi othets,generally, as the above are, it will surprise ns. May prosperity attend them always. IT. W. Pitts & Co,—-This firm suc ceeds the old one of Cowsert A Pilts. The new firm evidently mean busi ness. They start out (as all new firms should do, aiid old ones to*) by jut ting an attractive advertisement in their home paper They arc going to occupy two store rooms, and have such a stock as has not been in this place for years, They offer to sell to you as cheap for cash or on time as you can buy in Columbus or West Point. . The firm is composed of reli able, accommodating gentlemen, who have invested their capital in this .business, and solicit your patronage. Let them have it. Ai.l Light Now.—Passengers be tween Hamilton and the railroad ter minus will no longer be troubled in regai-d to the mode of conveyance. Our clever postmaster, Mr, Joel TANARUS, Johnson, is now running a double seated buggy daily between the two. points, and can carry ail passengers. P, S, —We don’t see bow Mr. J can now any longer get round giving us a free ride. A citizen-of this county, a few days ago, called at one of our grocery Slorco v— j— ,———rmal. SUld. was told by the merchant that, owing to the burning of a bridge on the State Road, lie did not know when lus meat would get here. To which the aforesaid citizen, who is a stut terer, replied: “Th-ththat pi plays th-t.he d-d—l wi-with a fel-fel-fellow’s b-b-belly! ’?. Df.au.—Mr. T. N, Johnson, one of our oldest and best citizens, died at liis residence in this place, on last Wednesday, the 12th, of congestion of the lungs, Mr, Johnson had been in bad health for some time. He has left a sister, a widowed mother, and a wife and child to mourn his loss. He was buried here yesterday. The “ patent-outside ” men are continually sending us specimens of their ready-printed*shcets, with a view of securing our patronage. If they only knew our opinion of their system, they would not trouble them selves to send us another paper soon. £3?“ To-day is devoted to St. Val entine; but if our lovesick swains de pended on getting their Valentines here, we fear they would be disap pointed. as we have heard of none in town for sale. Change of Schedule. —The train on tfoe North and South Road now leaves Columbus at E:50 —a few min utes later than formerly. The time of leaving the terminus is unchanged. OP We iearn that the North and South Ttoad is now carrying a con siderable amount of cotton to Colum bus from the counties of Troup and JMk-riw other, SeSC Two dollars w ill pay for the Yisn.oa.pnc whole year. Attend to This. —We started this paper to .make a living, at least, if no more. This we wiil be unable to do, if we take subscribers on a credit. Several mimes have got on our mail book by the promise of payiiig in a week or two. Much as we would like to have our paper visit every family in the county, we cannot let it go on a credit. So if any one who neglects to pay up within the next week or two, should fail to receive the paper, he can guess the reason; Eggs, chiekens, butter, wood, etc., will be taken in pay for subscriptions. Here’s a Chance! —Any one send ing or bringing us the names of six subscribers and sl2, will receive as a premium a copy of The Great Indus tries of the United States—a new work, written by twenty eminent au thors, and containing 1300 pages and 500 engravings: It treats upon all branches of industry, is a complete encyclopedia of arts and manufac tures, and sells at $3 60. You can obtain six cash subscribers in a little time, and secure a valuable book for nothing. ESP Our subscription list is stead ily increasing. If each of our present subscribers would prevail upon one of his friends or neighbors to take the paper, our list would soon double itself. Let them make the effort, and not stop at one, but keep on. There is plenty of room on our mail book for the name of every man in Harris county. So have no fear of crowding us —but let the .money accompany the names. A Fair Offer.— lf there is any one in Harris county who desires to take the Visitor, but is unable to pay for it, and he will convince us of the fact, wo will send him the paper free of charge- We are determined you shall have no excuse for not tak ing your local paper, if in our power to prevent it. CbniMßi-s District Quarterly Conference. The first Quarterly Conference tor the Hamilton Circuit will be held at Hamilton on the 15th and 16th of March. All the official members are kindly requested to arrange to be present. Tiios. TANARUS, Christian, P, E. jggy Remember, farmers, that you can pay yo.ur subscription to your county paper in butter,-'chickens, etc. Other papers require the cash. Who so poor but that lie can take bis home paper? If you have not the money, you surely can pay in wood or provisions. CSV What gives all the home news and official advertising, which cannot be found elsewhere? The county paper. LOOK HERE! DO YOU WANT A GOOD WATCH CHEAP? We will give a good English lever, silver, lmming-case watch, with a handsome chain, valued at $45, to any one furnishing us 100 ycaily sub scribers and S2OO in cash. Or, we offer a good single case, silver, English lever watch, with nice chain, valued at S2O, to any one fur nishing us 50 yearly subscribers and SIOO in cash. The person or persons accepting . p.f ihe.above prinposiiions vi!l not be restricted to any one post office, but are at liberty to get sub scribers anywhere, provided they keep account of evefy one furnished, and state that they are for the watch list. Two six months’ subscribers will be counted as one yearly one. No name will be received without the cash. The time for getting up these sub scriptions is unlimited, but the first two persons banding us the requisite number of names will be entitled to the watches. Any number of persons can club together under the above proposi tions, but, to facilitate matters, and prevent'confusion, we prefer receiv ing names from only one member of each club. Dr. John W. Cameron is our authorized agent to receive and re ceipt for this paper. 83T*,A few hundred pounds of old tvpe, suitable for founders and ma chinists, for sale cheap at this office. Fullilove, Esq., is our au thorized agent to receive and receipt for this paper in Columbus, Ga. Notice. —I take this method of in forming my'friends and patrons that I have removed to the residence for merly occupied by C. 11. Prichard, where I may always be found at night, when not, professionally en caged. Office with 11. A. Russell, Esq. John W. Cameron. Bring T|b Your Rags —The high est market price will be paid in cash or subscription for any qnantity cf clean cotton'rags or old bed cotton delivered at this office. Wood ! W ood !—We need a few loads of wood at once. Jh'ing it in. and thus your subscription in advance. 3 copies of the Stock and Farm Journal , 100 pages, and 3 packages new farm seeds free, by enclosing 2 stamps. Address N P Boyer & Cos., Parkersburg, Pa. Wanted.— lf you wish to buy a Sewing Machine for family use,* or act as Agent,- address Wasliirgton Sewing Machine Cos., Boston, Mass, 12 Samples sent by mail for 50c. that retail quick for §lO. It L. Wok cott, 181 Chatham square, N. Y. Employment. —§100 per week to agents and others to sell anew arti* cle, indispensable to merchants and manufacturers. Address, with stamp,' E -B Siliith & Cos, 95 Liberty st, N Yt . Money easily made with our Sten cil and Key-check outfit, Circulars free. Stafford Manufacturing Com pany, 66 Fulton street, New York. GEORGIA— Harris County. James A Huling, executor of Am drew Huling, deceased, makes appli-' cation for letters of dismission: All persons concerned are hereby notified to show cause, if any they have, by the first Monday in May next, why said executor should not be dismissed. Given under my band and official signature, this 3d February, 1873. J F C Williams, Ord’y. HARRIS SHERIFF SALE, ' Will be sold before the Court house door in the town of Hamilton, on the first Tuesday iii-April next, within the usual hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: Lot of land No. 246 in the 2d Dis trict of originally Troop, now Harris county, containing 210$ acres, more or less. Levied on as "the property of Thomas Hickson, deceased, by vir tue of an execution issued from the Superior Court of said county in fa vor of Wm. P. illcGliee vs. Geo. 11. Bryan, administrator of Thos. Iliek .son, deceased. Property pointed out by plaintiff's attorney. B. 11. Williams, Sheiiff. GEORGIA— Harris County. J M Davis, administrator of James' G Davis, deceased, makes application for letters of dismission: All persons concerned are hereby notified to show cause, if any they have, by the first Monday in May next, why said administrator should not be dismissed. Given under my baud and official signature, this 3d of February, 1873. * J F 0 Williams, Ord’y. Hamilton Female College, HAMILTON, GA. The Spiing Se.-sio/i begins on Tuesday, the 28th of January, ami clones on Wednesday, the 2d day of ,J u!y. 'tuition is from $2 to $5 per month, ac cording to grade of studies, with an inciden tal fee of 2o cents per mouth. Music on Piano, Ortran or Guitar, is $6 per mi nth, with a charge of 00 cents pei month for ilie use of instruments. Pupils will be charged from the beginning of the scholastic month in which they enter, to tlie dose of the session. No deducti- n will be made for absence, esc pt in ca os cfprotracted sickness. One half of the tuition will he required in advance - the balance at the close of yess.ou. board can l*e obta’ned at sls per month. J. H. LOVELACE, Phes’t. NEW FURNITURE STORE 98 Broad St., Columbus, Ca. Parlor, Chamber and Library Suits, Wal do* Curtains, Shades, Mirrors, Looking Glasses, Children‘if&*rrit>geß, and every ar ticle kept in n fiist chits Furniture Store. • no 2 T. T EDMUNDS. SAMUEL WILLIAMS” Will he found at his old stand, ready to shoe your horses, and do anything else in his line. Solicits public patronage. no 2 GEORGIA —11 a r his County. John 1). Gillespie makes applica tion for letters of administration on the estate of William Culbreath, de ceased. Alt pro-sons concerned are hereby notified to show cause, if any they have, by the Ist Holiday in March next, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, this Jan. 29, >873. J. F. O. Williams, jau3U3od Ordinary. Vum ta torn Tins truly Valuable Medicine has won ite wvr into every household in the nation, and ia coim dently recommended for the cure of DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, ' AND EVERY FORM OF INDIGESTION, CHILLS, FEVERC, and all disease* arising: from Torpid Liver, For CONSUMPTION and CHRONIC C6UGHO, GA* TAB 23, BBONCSITIS, and DEBILITY from any ms .eases, it is a safe, agreeable, and reliable tonic. Iu ul‘ Kidney and Bladder troubles it will be found Iw^iMcisl The purest nnd bc*t Bourbon Whisky ir com bined with materials fh this article whiflL. Jorai the MOST EFFECTIVE TONIC KNOWN, . -A.3LSO W2i.XjK;2m.’3 -.i r rums HOLLAND SCHNAPPS, AN INVIGORATING CORDIAL. TIIS MRKT lirniETlC KNOWS. W. XI. WALKER Ac CO., - Whole.(lie Wloo and Liquor Dealer*, General Wholesale Agent., S5 Main .trcct, between Fir.t and Second, Lmiovillc, Kentucky. , Notice is hereby given that, from this date, the legal advertising of Harris county will be published in the Hamilton Visitor. B. 11. Williams Sheriff. J. F. C. Williams Ordinary. N. TT. Barden, (Tk. Sup. Ct. Hamilton, On., Jan 2!), 1873. E. F. & A. 0. LANIER, Successors tr Lanier,- Ea-idle & Cos., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND Commission Merchants, West Point, Ca., Keep on hand a full assortment of Grooories, which they offer at prices that defy contpeti t-ion. They possess unsurpassed facilities for selling goods cheap, and will make it to the 'interest of their former patrons, and the public generally, to buy of them. They ask a continuance of the patronage extended to the old firm. no 2 Hamilton Male School. The exercises of the fttove school will be resumed February 3. 1873. Every effort will be made to thoroughly impress the true principles of education on the minds of pupils Particular attention given to the prepara tion of young men for College Or practical 1 business life. First term'.of tWenty-tWo Weeks commences February 3, closes July 4, 1813. Second terra of eighteen weeks commences August 4, closes December 6, 1873. TUITION—FIBS! TERM. Elementary branches .sl3 20 Thorough English course 19 80 Languages included 26 40 Incidental fee 70 , _ TUITION —SECOND TEEM. First class $lO 80 Second c1a55......... 1020 Th'rd class 2160 Incidental feo. 00 One half of each term invariably in od< Vance Board in good families from sl2 50 to sls per month H-M-BRYAN, ReferencesPiincipal. H C Kimbrough, Col J M Mobley, A T Brooks, Willis Jones, -F Bamos, W W Bruce, MD, W W Goodman, J T Johnson, no 2 Pres’t Bd. Trustees. 800,000 FEET FIRST-CLASS LIMIT FOR JSjLfjEl At Cliorry Mill In Lower 19.1i Bistricl Harris Coaafy •***’ Orders for building matciial of all kinds filled at short notice. n.-2 3m GEO- EEESE, Agent. C NANCE OF SC H EDULE. NOIiTII AND SOUTH RAILROAD. t'cpi'.n imksdknt’s Office, Deo. 6, 1872. On and after Saturday. Doc. 7, the passen ger train on this road will leave Eingsboro 7 30 A M fa*aula 7 55 a m Blanchard * .8 25 a M BBTURHIMO, Wy.L LHAVH Columbus fßandolph street) 3 50 r u Depot, on the North' Commons. ..4 05 m T D Fortson, agent**t Blanchard, G A Cranberry, agent at Catlnla, W C Johnson, agent at Klngshoro, will receive and deliver goods, cotton and other shipments. Cotton will be received at other 'stations by the conductor. W. D- CHIPLEY, r >o2 Superintendent, NOTICE]. We take ploasuraJin announcing to the public that we are opening at our old stand a COMPLETE STO CIC of, § Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats. &c., which we offer at wholesale and retail as low as the same quality can bo bought iu this market. Uil, see, examine- and buy. Those Indebted to us prior to September. 187f, will please come torwaid, pay up, ami commence anew. __ no l__ _ M'QOVGH & CO WM. H. ROBARTS &. CO., DXALFRB IN STOVES and GRATES, HARDWARE, WORDEN WARE, CROCKERY, CIIIERY, and lime Fu;nis|iog goods generally. Manufacturers of 'Pin, Sheet Iron and Copper ware, of every description. -agents for the Do*bwto Sewing Machine, and Charter Oak Stoves. uoi-Hum 109 Broad St, Columbus, Ga O. -A.. ICCEJPHII'J®, MERCHANT TAILOIt & CUTTER, 124 Broadk., Columbus, Ga. Coats, Pants and Vests nut and made In the best manner aid m tbe latest and most fashionable style. ; iu2 Dissolution. The film of Gokseit & Pitts has been dis solve <1 by mutual consent All person* in drbtci will plcasecall ami settle within tbe next ten days CO'vVr.BUT& PlTlrt. Hamilton, Jon. 9, 1873. TRY - *• i‘. •' wf • > MITCHELL’S FAMILY FILLS J For all diseases requiring an active corrective Cathartic. For sale whole sale and retail by LIGON BROTHERS. MITCHELL’S LINIMENT. The best In use) wo think. Wholesale and retail by LIGON BROTHERS. We are regularly authorized agents for Scovill’a Family Medicines, Warrens Tonic Cordial, Hall’s Lung Balsam, Medicines, Rogers’ Medicines. SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES BY LIGON BROTHERS* * O # DON’T LOOK TECD Great Reduction ofPriooa toy IIGON BROTHERS. DRUGGISTS. ■■ i, 1 1Z f? i ft i,’’!) LOWER THAN CAN RE BOUGHT AT RETAIL IN • • , f- Wm BROADWAY, ISTIED W" VORKIs * i Laudanum, Paregoric, Castor Oil, at 60 Per Cent Discount from Or dinary Prices— e. g., 25c. vials for 10 cents; 60c. vial* Hot 20 and 26 cents; 75c. vials for 40 cents. Epsom Salts at 10 cents per pound. Gum Camphor at 10 centr, per ounce. Bradlield’s Regulator. $1 00 Simmons’ llegulutoi t}J Hood’s Eureka 67 Vermifuges .... 17 Worm Candies Ayer’s Preparations....... . <}7 And many other articleb in proportion. ■S ' • m- SAVE! MONETS' BY ERIKGIKG YOUR CASHAHD BtJrtNQ OF .... Z jT' LiCON BROTHERS, Druggists, Hamilton, Ga. Your attention is respectfully invite el to the AGRICULTURAL WAREfiOTjSH OF Andersoil & Wells, Atlanta, aa Dealers in Guanos, Field and Garden Seeds, \d fcoifc 3*#* yMB FARM WAGONS, IF’itt’s Ttireslaers^ Size 26 to 32 in. cylinder, with, of without mounted power; In Store, SCYTHES and CRADLES, GRASS KNIVES and LEATHER, frckoli puntp, Pdr Wells 29 to 100 feet, warranted to give satisfaction. C3-TJ^JNTO, PLOWS- ; ONE And TWO-HORSE BUGGY PLOWS, And all other kinds of machinery, which soil aa low as any house in the South—call and see us, or send for Price list ANDERSON & WELLS. BETTER THAN Uob i) is Globe Flower \ COUGH SYRUP TanusANim who have been cured hhotlt iu praise! Have you a Cough? Have you Bronchitis ? Have you Asthma f Hpve you Spittings of Blood ? Have you Consump tion f Have you any disease of the Threat orCheßt? For the cure of envoi these com plaints use GLOBE FLOWER COUGH BYBOP. It has cured thousand* 1 , and none have ever been disappointed in ths virtue* of this great LUNG REMEDY. It cures where all other boasted remedied have failed. It is pleasant to take and per* fcctly innocent Under anyconditlons. TEMBEBTON, TAYLOR A CO., Proprietors, ATLANTA, GA. For sale by all Druggist*. SOUTHERN TRADE. THE ADVERTISING COLUMNS Of THE Daily Press and Herald . AND Weekly Press and Messenger* Knoxville, Tknn., Will be found to be the best medium for reaching the attention of the people iH Eastern Tennessee, Houthern Kenldfiky, Northern Georgia, Northern Alabama, South western Virginia. Iho Daily Pbkss ahd Hsbald, and Wkevly Push* ano Magmmaisa, am the bn - , Rest and most widely circulated journals iu the region mentioned above. Advertising rates reasonable. All letUis will receive prompt answers. Address RAM AGE & CO., Publishers, Knoxvilj.6, Tenn. AI-i,A - - The "farmer’s Gazette DEVOTED TO AGRICULTURE END THBf immiAL IS TOE STS or the south. ■ ' ■■■ > itt*T EDITORS s J. Hi Ncnltttt,' Tide Water and Soath Hide, Virginia. I>. N. < OUTJfh Piedmont, ffffnla, Dls tiict of Column!* anJ Maryland M,N. Nl'ltf ON Valley of Vir K tais. . J' It' N'JiUIIH, Resident Editor. <hberlptlti>, ! '# 'nv aunwnc. . KpooiaL uUuh to clnbg. 3>>cinieru sent tree on application. , 1 "—*• , t \ The EaiumV Gazetti is publishcd'every FilAny and Is thoroughly distributed tn Vir irlnln, mid Ima m free circulation in the dis trict and Iri Mary lam'. Address U. W. UAZLEWOOD. r<rWl*hor, . ‘'M im. Slivrsr ■ BY MRS. P. B. HALL, LA 0 RANGE, d&*RQIA. 83* Table auppliaj with tba beet tb# martet erndw