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7, w S AKP COPNTH ' Chobch Directory. a t the Baptist Church on the first f,lwd Sundays, and Saturday betore the Sunday, in each. month. -Bcv.M.J. ollborn, Pator •,e3 at the Methodist Clniri li on the b ' r .w„n <av in each n ontb, and Saturday 7re jtev.D. R. McWilliams,-pastor. ■ . s at the I’r shytcrian Church on the. 1 Sunday in each month, and Saturday ‘ore. W~ Mr - Max-on, pastor. i, system. —As we have to pay the h" for every- hiug we use about our house , vie are compelled to do a stiietly " hhusiners We will take wood or provis at market pic-'s, in pay for subscrip ■ Although anxious for iatrotiege, we 7'fer a limited cash business tj an extendtd roilit one. , 0!1T 1 { jj{D SODTII RAILROAD SCHEDELE. ‘n and after Tuesday, 15th inst., trains will o rim daily (Sundays excepted), as follows: couth will leave Kingsbofq.. .8 00 a m north will leave Columbus.. .3 20 p m ’Or Saturdays a train will leave Kingsboro „ Columbus at 5 15 p m, and on Mondays a u'iil leave Columbus for Kingsboro at 7 E A FLEWELLEN, Receiver Shocking Afeair.— Squire Billie Smith, postmaster at Mulberry Grove, and an old citizen of this county, was shot bv his son William, last Monday morning, and now lies in a critical condition. There had been a separation be tween Squire Smith and his second wife and we understand that she had agreed to return to his home on con dition that he drove off his children. This he started to do, and while whip ping one of his daughters at the time stated, his son interfered, and draw iu<r a pistol, shot twice at his father, oue ball passing between, the arm and side of his sister, and the other taking effect in the head and fracturing the skull of his father. Dr. Cameron was sent for at once, and is attending the case. The son who committed this dread ful deed is some 23 years of age. lie left soon afterwards. The father is over 60. The above are briefly the facts of this sad affair as reported on the street. The result of the late election in Harris county proved that* the white people were determined to he free and untrammelled. *| i-♦- Tiie Eclui.se. — Don’t forget the eclipse of the moon to morrow night. It will be total, and well worth sec incr. It will commence about mid night, he total about half past one, and end about two o’clock. A Storm.— There was quite a storm here last Friday night. The rain fell in torrents, with some wind, thunder and lightning. We learn that the blacksmith shop at Nance's o i the N. & S. road, and some fences in that locality, were blown down. The wind was not strong enough here to do any damage. • —■ i Q— lyThe members of the Baptist church at this place will meet on Sat urday before thfl first Sunday in nex; month, to select a pastor to succeed the late Rev. M. J. Wellborn. Superior Court. —Court adjourned last Fiiday evening. Several cases were continued, owing to the illness of Judge Johnson on Friday. We are unable to notice, this week, any of the cases disposed of, as the party wh > promised us the report, is absent. Finis Cotton. — Mr. J. M. McCants sends us the top half of a cotton stalk, about three feet long, which has on it lifcy well developed bolls. It is of the “Cluster” variety, and is as heavily fruited as it well could be without breaking the stalk. Ed. Visitou.— We regret to pee, in your last issue, a card from Mr. 11. W. Pius, our present efficient County Treasurer, in which he states that he will not be a candidate for re-election to that office. We beg the gentleman to reconsider his determination. The country needs just such men to serve her; and we can assure him, if he will allow his name to be run, that it will be complying with the earnest desire of Many Voteus. Woods on Fire. —The woods on the mountains near town were on fire several days last week, until the rain put it out. The fire originated from the carelessness of ’possum hunters. Besides the trouble given our country friends iu “lighting lire” to keep their fences and otit-houses from being burnt, at this season of the Vear these fires burn up all the mast and what little grass there is, and make it that much harder on stock during the winter. We think the legis’ature should pass a bill making these hunters responsi ble for any damage that may result hom their carrying fire. Wool Cotton.—Several persons have seen the wool cotton sent to us last week by Mr. Pate, and say that J t looks just like wool. We have it here yet for inspection. It certainly is hard to tell from wool. NEW SHOES. I wonM respectfully evil the attention of the public to my splendid stock of BOOTS, SHOES, AND LEATHER, CONSISTING OF Ladies, Misses’ and Children’s SHOES, Gents', Boys’, Youths’ and Children's Boots , Shoes , Gaiters and Brogans. ALSO, Whito Oak aad Hemlock Solo Leather, French and American Calf Shins, Boot and Shoe Findings, Lasts, Pegs, &c., die. As I sell kxtireuy for cash, the public can rely ou the lowest figures. Give me a call .1. MARION ESTES, oct.lO-om 122 Broad st, Columbus, Ga. fisg“Dr, Thos S. Mitchell, who has been pretty closely confined at home this summer, is now recreating in Atlanta, for a few days, and will rep resent the Visitor while there. We wish him a pleasant and successful lime, and a safe return home. The Parker Gun. — See advertise ment in this issue. Dr. Mitchell is the agent here, and w ill take pleasure in selling you a gun, oi fWrnislung you with any information. —tO...-<■=- We call attention to the adver tisement of -the Texas Gift Concert Association of Denison in another column, which is now' fully under way. Tickets are selling rapidly throughout the United States. This Association is endorsed by the lead ing citizens of Northern Texas, and we recommend all those who desire to invest in an enterprise of this kind to do so at once and secure the $50,000 prize. Magistr atks’ Meeting.— The Jus tices of the Peace and Notaries Pub lic of the various Militia Districts of this county are requested to meet in Convention, in Hamilton, on the 2d Monday in November next, for mutu al consultation relative to their duties as officers. HSif' 5 Fifty cents will pay for the Visitor till Christmas, or $2 for a club of five. — ± Club Rates. —We will send three copies of the Visitor to one post-of fice, one year, for 14.50 ; five copies, §7.50 ; ten copies, sl4; twenty cop ies, S2O. How Cheap! Remember that, twenty copies of the Visitor will be sent one year to the same post-office for only twenty dollars. Hamilton, Ga., Oct. 7, 1874. This is to certify that the pump placed in the public well near Dr. Mitchell’s office, by the Southern Pump and Pipe Cos., works well, end we endorse it as a great convenience. John H. Lovelace, Intendant. J W Kimbrough, Q T Purcell, DW D Botilly, Gamble & Copel’d, W I Hudson, J W Cameron, F S H ovard, D R McWilliams, J W Storey, T S Mitchell, S T Fuller. If you want saddles, harness, trunks or leather goods of almost any des cription, go to K<jnt’e, in Columbus, where you can be supplied on reason able terms. Cheap. —A life scholarship in the Mound City Commercial College of St. Louis, Mo., worth $07.50, can he had for SSO, by applying at this office. A Beckwith sewing machine, in good order, worth S2O in New York, can be had for sls, by apply ing at this office. A lady’s gold watch can' be had cheap by application at this office. {.IP Oil can with faucet for sate. Apply at this office. FOR TAX COLLECTOR. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Tax Collector of IDriis county, subject to the Democratic nomination, if any is made. I seek this office because I am a cripple, unable to do hard labor, and will be thankful to my felLw-cltizcns if thcy.will elect me. T. L. Thatt. “for tax collector . I h'Teby announce mrs If a candidate for re-election to the office of Tax Collector of Harris county, at the election in January next, subject to the Democratic nomination, il there be any. Joux I>. Hastev. For Tax Cou-KCTOir.—l announce myself a candidate for Tax Colb ctor of Harris county, -subject to the nomination, if ai v. Election fust Wednesday ia January next. James R. tfarra. Bargains for Somebody. The following bargains can be had by application at this office. All the articles mentioned are new, and will he shipped to order from the manu facturers or their agents: One SBO folding-cover Wilson sew ing machine for S6O. One $75 Florence machine for $55. One set Appleton’s new American Cyclopedia, sixteen volumes, for S6O —worth SBO in New York. One Babcock fire extinguisher for $50 —worth S6O in New York. One S9O \t heeler & Wilson sew ing machine for S7O. One of Waters & Son’s style 20 organs, price $l5O, for sllO. A Georgi $625 piano for S4OO. GEORGIA —Harris County. W. J. Ornnfoid lias applied for exemption of personalty, and I will pars upou the same on the 31st instant, at my office. 0ct.23-td J. F. C. WILLIAMS, Orfi’y. THE PARKER CUD. SEND STAMP FOR CIRCULAR PARKER BRtfS WEST MERIDEN,CT. A FOETUNE FOE $1! One Gift is guaranteed to one of every eleven consecutive numbers, $50,000 for ONE DOLLAR TOW IS TOTR TESIK. Fortune helps those who help themselves. 500,000 Tickets, at $1 each, num bered from 1 to 500,000, inclusive. The exceedingly low price of ttekets brings it within the reach of all. ©ill @:D2fmsa hi aid of Public Improvements in the city of Denison, Texas. THE TEXAS Gift Concert Association WILL GIVE A GRAND CONCERT THURSDAY, DECEM HER 31,1874 And will distribute to the Ticket-holders $250,000 IN GIFTS. DEPOSITORY, FIRST NIT. BANK, DENISON. Distribution to commence immedi tidy after the Concert. Managers of distr bution chosen, by Ticket-hol iers and prominent citizens. LIST OF gifts: 1 Grand Cash Gift $ 50 000 1 “ “ “ 25,000 1 15,000 1 10,000 1 5,000 1 .. 2,500 1 1,500 10 SSOO cacti,. 5 000 20 250 6,000 80 150 .. .. 4,500 50 100 .. .. 6.000 100 50 .. .. 5,000 100 25 .. .. 2.500 200 20 ... . 4,000 500 10 .. .. 5,000 1 000 6 .. . . 5 000 1.500 24-.. .. 3,750 40,250 1".... 46 250 49,707 Grand Cash Gifts am’nt'g to $200,000 22 prizes in real estate am’ t'g to 50,000 49,780 Gifts, amounting to $250,000 REFERENCES. Knowing that the management of this As sociation will he conducted as represented, wo cheerfully lecorninend the same to the public: James Leona-d, John Holford. John 15 Mc- Dongall, W H Winn, H Tone, .1 M Cook, Aldermen city of Denison, Texas. Judge Win U Kirk. J Herrins, City Treasurer. W 11 Bors, Lone Star Mills. Weekly 'limes, Denison, pi E Fuller, Alamo Hotel. M Gold-soil & Cos, merchants. Win Hughes, re v! es f ate broker. First National Bank, Deni-on. Col Frank Si kra/ler. ex-mayor. Dei'y and Weekly News, Denison. Samuel A Cook, real estate broker. Col T H Warren, real estate broker. Clins E Maurice, U S Commissioner. Col Samuel Brooks, Galveston, Texas. Jos Perry, Attorney M, K,& T railroad. J W Jennings, cx-poslmasler U S Seuate. Col I. W Shepherd, Alamo Hotel. Denison Gen G A Beul, U S Army, Ft Griffith, Texas. Merchants’ and Planters’ Bank, Denison, 'lex. S G Eddy, Div L-ion Siipt. M, K & T ruilioad. Col E J Strang, Q M U SA, Denison, Texas. Goode. S iunett & Cos, cotton brokers. Denison EDC'hadiek, man Colton Compress Cos, Den’n A stntcmcrjt of the distribution will be pub lished and forwarded to ticket-holders, and all gifts promptly paid a’ter the distiibution. GOOD and RESPONSIBLE PERSONS WANTED to work for the interests of tbis Association. Piiikral Commissions Allowed IIOW TO REMIT to US. Money Should lie sent by Express or Draft, Post-office Money Order or llegisierod letter. Addresi all communications to ALPHEUS It. COLLINS, Se ’y, oct2B-!d Denison, Texas. E I J . SCOTT & CO, BANKERS, 3 Exchange Court, NewYork Lltieral Advances mAZITC on c O TTON. stopaniTreflect a moment. Do you owe Dr. Urnrc? If you do, for the sake of humanity, rsT-bim, or you may not get hisscrvices again. Do p'V all, or a part. ],p js in great need of money to pay his oyrn mdeOtceba*#. novH -If TO IjgXAs AND ARKANSAS. 'llib conipjgllon of the TEXAS AND PA CIFIC RAILROAD enables the Kennksaiv Roctu. vl i \VesLrn & Atlantic Railroad, to offer the only al'-rsil route from Georgia and the Carol inns to nil points in Texas On and after Sept. Ist. thro tilth coaches leave Atlanta Ral'y for Memphis, I/t ie Ho. k, and Texarkana, Texas, without chance, coi - uectlng there with through cars for Houston and alt points in Texas. Think of ON’F, change of cars between At lanta. Ga.. and Houston, Texas. JESS" Rates reduced by the open’ng of this route from $5 n sls! Full information can he obtained on appli cation to ALBERT B. WRENN, boutlie .stern Agent Nashville, Chnttanoi ga & St. Louis Railroad, Atlanta; C. E. SARGENT, South eastern Ag, nt L & G. S. R. 11., Atiauta, oi to B. W. WRENN, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, A lauta, Ga. ADMINISTRATORS SALE. Agreeably to an order from the Court cf Ordinary of Harris county, we will eell be fore the Court house door in Hamilton, be tween the 1 gal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in November next, all the lands be longing to the estate of Wdliam Whitehead, deceased, late of said county, to wit: Let No 48 ; 152 1-2 acres of lot No 47 ; lot No 17; 152 1-2 acres of lot No 18: 50 acres of lot No 16—in the 21st district of originally Muscogee, now Harris county. Abo lot No 1, 162 acres of lot No 2, 122 1-2 acres cf lot No 35, lot No 30, lot No 37, 160 acres of lot No 88, west of Flat Shoal road, lot No 72, 200 1-2 acres of lot No 73, 146 1-2 acres of lot No 71, west of Flat Shoal road, in the 22J q strict of originally Muscogee now Har ris couuty, containing in all 2,331 1-2 acres, move or less. Terms, one-half cash, balauee due Dec 1, 1875. JNO. W. MTJRPHEY, IRBY H. PITTS, Adm’rs cum testament.) annexo. fix3~ Columbus Enquirer copy four times. GEORGIA— Harris County, rieasant H Dunmvn applies for letters of ail ministration upon the estate of David Jen kins, late of said couuty, deceased— All persons concerned are hereby notified to show cause, if any they have, by llic first Mondav in November next, why said appli cation should not be granted. * * Given under mv hand officially, Sept. 21st sept2s-td J. F. C. WILLIAMS, Ord'y. ED. TERRY’S BARBER SHOP, COLUMBUS, GA. Go to Ed Terry's, if you want an e sy shave, and your hair cut l.y first-clips bar bers and in a first-class barb, r shop. Loca ted under the Rankin House. eeplly NOTICE. Having heretofore held stork in the Geor gia Home Insurance Cos., of Columbus, Ga., 1 hereby give notice that I have sold said stock and transfefred the same, and under Reckon 1496 of the Code of 1878, t alii hereby exempt from any liah lities of said Company. HHg7-6m A WITfICH, Trustee. NOTICE. Having heretofore held stock in the Geor gia Home Insurance Company of Columbus, Ga , I hereby give notice that I have sold said stock and transferred the same, and, un der section 1490 of the Code of 1873, I am hereby exempt from any liabilities of *"id Company. may22-0m A P. HOOD. GEORGIA —Harms County. Marlhatl. Tankeislv applies for letters of administration upon (tie estate of George W. Tankeis'y; late of said eouiiiy, deceased: persons concerned are hereby notified to show cause, if any they have, by the first Monday in September next, why said letters should not he grarite I. Giv n under my hand and official seal. aun7-td J i’. 0 WILLIAMS, Only. $5,000 TO SUBSCRIBELtS OF THE ATL A NTA C ONSTITUTION. THE SECOND ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION of presents, which we have heretofore nn noun' ed, and for which we are under obliga tions to some subscribers, will come off on the 15th of November next. Our distribution differs from those Cl’ lead ing NOl thorn and Western newspapers in two particulars: first, our presents are awarded to both daily and weekly subscribers; and sec ondly, to both new and old subscribers. Every daily subscriber paying $lO for one year’f sub cription, will receive a registered card entitling him to participate in the dis tribution ; every daily nub oriber paying $6 for six mombs, will receive a card entitling him to a half interest in the cash presents awarded. A club of five weekly subscribers sending $lO for one year’s subscription will receive one icgistercd card; one weekly subscriber can get' a registered card by advancing $lO subscription, or a curd enriding him to one half interest in the cash presents by advanc ing $5 suiiscviption. our la-t distribution a dub of weekly subscribers obtained TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS IN GOLD, ■which was paid to Mr. Geo. Eberhnrt, Paoll,. Madison county, Ga., in the presence of ex Mavor Hammock. '1 he Weekly Constitution is a mammoth eiglit-psgesheet, containing forty-eight col umns—only $2 a year. Asa family and farm journal it is unsurpassed intbe United States. The plan is the same as the first, which pave sucti uoiveisal satisfaction. 'Hie dis tribution will be in public, and superintended by tenures ioners. pV'AU the presents distributed without scaling, and to bona fide subscribe!* only. Subscribe at once before the distribu tion comes off, and you aic too late, for it is the last. Sample copies of the Constitution, and err- Calais giving full particulars, s n t free on ap plication liibeial in iccem nls and a special list of prettnvmpi efieied to local egents. Address: W. A. 11EMITIJLU& GO,, Atlanta, G l. As ibis may be seen by sortie unacquainted with us, we refer bypermissi n, t i ex-M-.yor Hum mo. k, Col 0 W A lair, Col J U Wallace, leading citizens, who superin ended our first distribution, and a’so to the present Mayor if Atlanta, Col 8 B Spencer. tepl l CWATEBS-JjfllErE^Wa istyle oud perfect In tone AilsnßK ever made. 'I'IIJiCON CEUTO S'S Ol’ the beet ever placed in any 1 -dy' - Organ. JUiprmlvcsd ly I an extra scis/’reeh.p®- cnlim ly voiced, the xmber ./**** most tUAlljn * i-w rrATiON of <-’* J M HI A N voice is bv- M PERU. TcrmtlUcral. BStpllf WATERS’ , Philharmo ,^^K36tSlkV y nic, Vesper and Orchestral ORCAN 8 in i;niV/k I'ttßttat itebcat I'UtlTk "f VOJCINti wfS wren* volume <f tone. Bnitat.lo fir I’AIiEOIC, C—— UItCI-, or ItltlSSO K3.IX.Cw _ . Waters’ Uew Scalp Pianos fare erect rower and a fine hinglltg tone, nih all modern Improvements, PUIMW *W'- *.**•* nr ,, n , nn ,i I’ialKW warrnnnd/'/r 0 Lu-fer rount to T'ocheri, Alin*’tieri.Church# 9 fiehf>ojJ^dyet f S.T. 4Sl3roa<twny, New lerlt. 1.0. Box 3007 200 Ct^l^gOVES FOR SALE AT PRICES TO SUIT HARD TIMES, BY W. H, ROB ARTS & CO., who invite the attention of the public to their large and complete stock, consisting of ■js ;; ;J */; ii ''Ji- ; . * * {■■ ,• * Cook-ins ctxxcl XXOQ-tliis (Charter Oak and other first class patterns), Grates, Hollow Ware, Wood aid Willow Ware, Silver, Plated anti Britannia Goods, Crockery and Glass Ware, Pocket and Table Cutlery, of our oWn importation. Manufacturers of Tin, Copper and Sftcef Iron Tftwe of merydcscriptftM*. Prices as low as the lowest. [Columbus, Ga., Nov. 28, 1873. 4 WILLIAMS’ PHOTOGRAPH ART GALLERY, OVER CARTER’S DRUG STORE, OOLXJMBUS, CtEOBGIA Pnotogp&phs, IVorytyper and Fcvreotypcs taken in. all'styles, from the smallest size to life size, and fini bed in Crayon, Water and Oil Colors, if desired. Copying of old Pictures of any kind wu make a specialty, and give nearly as good as If taken from life. ... . . v •• ■- We invite there wishing any kind of a Picture to call, and they will see that we keep up with all the improvements, and can please both in pric sand qunlity. We keep Frames, and make them of any size to order; also Glass, Cord arid Mouldings, Albums and Fancy Cases, which We cart sell lower than ever offered in this city. jSS'The best place, remember, is ovov Carter's Drug Store, Columbus, Ga. junlD-lyr G. T. WILLIAMS & BRO., Proprietors. THE GEORGI PIANO-FORTESi LATE NEWS REGARDING THEM. The Goorgi Pianofortes have taken the First Premium over all competitors at the State Fair of West Virginia, in Keuiueky, and at all other fairs and expositions where they have been exhibited. Their durable build and refined expression of tone causes them to be the favorlto Instru ment in seminaries of teaming. From Rev t Van Bukkelen. Rector of Jane Grey Seminary, Mt. Morris, N. Y.—‘l have pianos of other celebrated makers in tho seminary ; hut the Georgl whs selected and Used at the conceit ns the best. It is preferred by teachers and pupi's.’ From Rev Win F Morrison, .rector of Mt Luke’s Church, Buffalo, N Y,-r-‘On leaving lowa I was reluctantly obliged to part with my Georgl Piano. When l settlpd in Buffalo one of my first cares was to provide my family with one .of the same manufacture. It fully sustains the high reputation the Georgl Instruments have in all parts ol the country.’ Mr John Znndel, organist of Henry Ward Beecher's church, Brooklyn, says— 1 The Georgl has an exquisite action, and everything about it shows thorough workmanship and durability ’, Rev S H McCollester, Prosi lint of Buchtoi College, certifiOH— 1 We have been using two of your piunos the past year ill our college. They have given great satisfaction. We regard them as superior instruments.’ From the New York Independent—‘As they were highly recommended to us, we bought one for our own use, and we find they are worthy of all the praise they have received.’ The above are only a few selections from letters continually arriving, which show thi GEORGI TO BE THE LEADING PIANO OF THE DAY. I guarantee entire ratisfaction, and never fail to give it. For circulars and terms addrc.S GEORGE A. GEORGI, jtinlO-6111 Manufacturer of Pianofortes, Jamestown, N. Y. J. W. PEASE & NORMAN, COLUMBUS. CIA., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN !£@s22SS' i ) JPHAStfffißs ' Rosewood seven octavo Pianos from S3OO Geo. Wqods,& Qo. Mason & Hamlin, anil other Organs. Violins, Guitars,' Flutes, Banjos,, mouth harps, sheet music, etc. We make orders for sheet music and music books every few days, and anythin# wanted and not in stock, will be ordered anil funiished at publisher's prices. nov7-ly ESTABLISHED ,16 YEARS.' A STANDARD INSTITUTION, i.Aßoecr, tanr.APKW ako bust is tii* south. 'Hie only Business School in the Soutli con ducted by sti expert need Men bant and Prac tical Accountant. The actual expenses of stud, nts are from fifteen to twenty per ernt less than it will cost them to attend second cla-s, or imported institutions. The Cotiree of Study is conducted on Aetna] Basinets Principles, supplied with Bunking and otiier offices, combining every known facility for imp-rling a Thorough Practical Business" Education In the shortest possible time and at t e Iciret expense. Graduates of tffi-i in titution, a# prjciiul a<:<xMjntan'&, ftsuii pro eminent over those from any other Husi ness School in the cMititiy. The cstabli lied reputation of (bis Institu tion, the thorough, practjal course of Ps ►tody, and the success of IU Gruduutes, lunks it the leading BUSINESS SCHOOL IN TUB SOUTH. Our course of actual munmm training is the best and most practical of the age. No vacations. Students admitted at any time. No classes. Business Advocate, containing full pat ticul.us, mailed to any uddr, as. B. P. MOORE, A. M.. Prrfi lcn# Announcement (ff*traori>tnat£. THE SUNNY SOUTH, ills OUXAT SOUTHERN TI.LCSTIt ATSII MTIIAT wsKKi.y, to bp published is atlaxta, UA., COMMKSOIKO DCT'-KXS Till Is* AND 10111 or OOTOBKT NEXT. A REPOSITORY OF SOUTHERN GENIUS. The most eminent HtcVatcurs, statesmen," scientists, divines, lawyers, tloctois, educators, and agriculturists <>f al I sect ion* of tboT'nlon, and all the Southern literati,, will contrflwte to its columns. Sec the grand army of bril liant talent in the Ist of 2d MUO.' that Qtmm of nfiAic wnwii MARY E. BRYAN, will have personal charge of one depaitment. SEVERAL THRILLING STORIES, by the most popular ftory-wi crsof th'e age,, will begin in the initial number. Ibis islho beginning of a . _ NEW ERA IN SOUTHERN LITERATURE, and will, doubtless, be the grandest success ever achieved In Southern journalism. Che sheet will be a largo, handsome qtarto-follo of eight pages, aud printed in the most rupc-, rior style ot the art It will be an honor to the South, and just such a Journal imoof people have long desired to sec. 1 hey will be pioud of it, and will snfmih it. EVERY FAMILY WILL TAKE IT. ; Send in your names, and hc'gin with the first rdn’ er. . ,1. . . f'cssciuiTioN— One copy one year, 3d, terr copies one year, *2.Bft each Form clubs, and .etui money by post-oflica order or express. ' " far* Agent# wanted in every county Vn the United States. Libelnl inducements oflered. “““““"SMtKIA t-epll Prop! b tor Atlanta, (Ja. NOtICE. Having heretofore held stock in the Geor gia Home Insurance Company of Co'umbei, Georgia, I hereby gfre notice that I have sold ■.aid stock and tiansfeired the same. " un der section 1490 of (he Code of 18m, I am her. by exempt froWL*"? Coimsiuy GEORGE B. t A It iIABT. Coldmlmf,C 7 J*n.2A,lbr4-th