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THE HAW KINS VH.i HISPAJCH. VOL. 1. Tin? Hawkinsvilie Dispatch. rimusuKD K\K»r xnr mut {« .- . PAXTON & LAIIXLiT-1 { • asrroa* *«* riu>wu»TO*»» fW |i ua Ver sonata. IfarlsWj'ta Aavaocr •** anifatayi-aar-**” 7? at * ' ®T * - | w *— «•**"*• , gpES-* *• mjrriicr ai»% Kim * wjmH *w, **• , ’“- i *■ *• , . 4 1» C»»» « , ff 50 tt CbiWR' 1 ** wUI tl 11 >SS 5 S.|’lll’« IS !ll W 6 * * a*.** n >**♦«» V! it 5* .mii fl.*n •<»« *tu ft r , i. » S s>aa*ri-»il*ur»* , ’&* ~ 11 *U *P| Smm*« *|SArWly .jj At 4 : * tSit taeat W>» ,» .f. H tw (Xuntf* <t****« « <7 M (51 (Stance »> wl" . „| 7* -4 W Oaavstamilia'iea-Ul.*-' m TJ -tc tw (•hui .--<i>iArt-'r .) ltrt lis iiuir' 1 ™ 1K.5A1. M>VKKt»WSO. , Tribute* ..f H «"***«£, * Hot i. iUs-, tniiluari«s*.«V < *«T"i \n-, ,K Urns ti< '«• cb.-wp-d a" lent advertising Otii.tssnvV-(1»s**««i» f;>r la-mrs atonfimta (.ut.isUt i• 1 ••• • . *| -do «JW*b:?;s& - t tu! St I (lit nos ten lim - ... I j .'V,Wu."-»'. i"- r - 1’« —-f . 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PATE, Attorney at law, lIAWKINSVILLK, GEORGIA. msyS-ly Batts N. Mitchell gurgoon Dentist. r i \VJNG resumed the practice, offers his IT orof-tsionsl services to Hie cUisens of lUwkin’VtHc sad vicinity AH warranted. Office over New One biore. mar*3*lyt. ~~R. G. FULGHUM & CO, Auctioneers, 11AWKINSV1LLE, GEORGIA WILL *t»e strict sticntlnn to all haslncss of tbs ’’ klodejitm-todti, tacir csre. spvt ts SIXTY days after ilate application will he made to the court of < Irdinnry for leave to sell all the real estate U-hmeiii-’ to the estate of John L Wood, lnte of Pula-la * .vmnty.decd, Adm r dcbonl* non. November 22—Wd HAWKINSVILLE, GA., THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1807. GROVESTEEN A CO. I*ittno l'ortc iTinitufurlurcts, 4!H) MHUWVAT, XKW VOKK. THESE wVvflSfifceAJihe lQfftufi A ward of Merit! al IheTV ntMNaittir. over the Itest makers frmn Lottilim, I'arMklier manv. the i ltienof New York, Hiilitil< !jwia, Bahimore and Hinton; also tl»e (odd Medaf at the Atuerii-an Inslilnle. for nv>: sreew* *ivk vtiw!!: Our ITim.st contain the French Grand Action, Haip l»wlal, Over •tnnijf Hnse. Fuji Io n Frame, and nil mod em Inijiromin’ata. Kerry Instrument war r.uthal KIVK vr j». Mat'e under the super vision of Mil. I (1, «a|“' has ■«nil na«os»fWcWr'fccll«h>s f*a tnami fneiuriiur etmltl- us m sell the*r htstnimeal* from SU*) to $Mi e).ea;H-r than any- first clast I'lamnforte. .AtUL Sit--If - Kemseiic uttil «u* Him*. J ’i s*-, j&f \ etdWHPB«IC.i -of i¥T AH die rookine for n ii~ fitiull. nun l'i'doiie with ja tSf Keros tu nil or . lias, .mi Jip- with 11-« irorltlr, and M | _;4J £?f* 1' - icvpeti' . diniilivanv .4*l mr odo r fuel 4T .. 3 ‘ I.IIIKIIAI. IMM ol NT TO THE Tit VHK. KF.HIIHKXK LAMP IIKATKR Cik, iOO , ’ PEAUI. ST NEW YORK E\i:n loirs sale. WILL I *«• miM lx*fi*iv ihf nmrl l»o»is»‘ in Hi Imvn of lluv.kinsvilH*, EUlniiti t ouniy. wllliln Hit- li jrul lioiirn «»f-il«\on il.o M Tin Inviu Jrtmmrv, Hi** ftiliimiM tat)<U h Kriijliit to ihr «*t C'lutrlt > I«ovo, In of sdU umiUv. Hi*- . \ I- Nm % W >. m, 315, friii Hon ot lot ‘M of |H -A tt» i r?*s of lot No IS I, Hu* :i; 4J* «*'* 1« itljir !U I«n, nil iiUW’Hofl. I\inr hir! bring in ll*«* lilt <H>l ri‘ \ of .11 n-ov l*uli»f*Uironn(\. Tilt* w Moxi 's ilou’i r. I titl mil, rntilaSiiM lot No **ls, :'Utl 1?'. mi if lot Nt> oil \vltk*ii tli;* «Hvt llin -of s:v|t| aituukli S»M tor lilt IrtMW’tlt of Jill* noilM :iml <*n .**iioj .if nit! «.t.itf, with lltt hi of Hn* ilmvcr. Tin* ;»l«»vt» mmt tii.m t) fan It \ ml* • ho.;I1i of huv.kiiM vHk-.m Hi. vwitm Ol nu * »i«k . n i CVtfnr i nvk. ’ *«> *. ’ * i.’ * i'l iv itUiu ; nil ill yootl ! rviiair. Torino c*w»li. l>ANli:i.nAWIA# ~% v« M. I UR.U’E, J ~v w Xovclnlier Ist i»: m:m ADMIN ISTUATRIX S SALK Will lie -old, I'. listi■ die t'liirrl iiotisc tliMtr in li*i L" •t: <»' 3’• .11l ' i“r Ptc Prat Tuesday in IVlirt uh WISE tin* lollotvintr ! ii'vu lui« in the tow nos iLinford, iH lo die eslal '■ of Joint W. i itrmlu rs. Jr., to- I ine lot eiittlatnio; If iierf - -, known its die IHchnrd Vdleficll dwcllinj; lot: one lot innhiiofiti' oiio-ludf »en*. known ti> the 'h t.-l im' lol; one lot i-onfiiiiiiit;; one acre. Vvi I, lilorl. h ilt r Fj ilWliiauMnal ns - .e- 'll,. : i . 1 ■mil l' 1- lilltui (I ill letter K. oi e Is fimrin;, I • Tullle A Moreland, to.I i.'si fa’t'U|V. -’i liy John Haul-, ti.iiliiiu in • i,’tr o i c ; .11 liloue oilwr known as Mon -I,mil's old ' • ■ oiii.iiiiin halfi.cn-. i I I.ATIIR*<P, * Suv. tn’s-r J- • id-. Ad'niuistrator. POkTPOKBD ADMIN I TKA'i HIX'S SALE. IKf lid, l« old hefoic Hu- fourl Ifimsi \i i! ..1 in • ,■ l. .1, , Hum kinsvlllc, wlttihf dm hval Imar-• ot .-d . on lln- lit-i Till-, i tv In Fell tin v » - Mi.- followin'; til • li.n.pin id Time ! Inmdr -d ami " tciifiilot. T- olmieired aitd wHiiiv-fdiiri dl Two hundred and seven- Vt, itnd Pwo iumdml and niuelT linjrlSai.i ill die iiitii Ids .rid of o.ijttnidly j U ilkittson. Imv, I’nl.'is'-i tjMlhly. ! Also, lot- ol land to 'niter Foe in, l wcjt- I’ rtvcCMlaml Twrtil ’\ I -•<u. ill the I.VJi liititrlct of oii.innllv Uilkioson. now Pit i l.iski. o tidv, nmtiilnintr In tint » ? ,nr.x»te I 1.117 J • , !■• - Sold its die prop | urn Ol Um dadt” I, lute I,|sal,| • oim ! ti ."dccivi-i ’l, for till- I.’ licit! of the heirsalld f tedil’ l and Ulid* i itli i.tulinMri eof tile ! Widow'd dower. T’itjf cash. MARY OA HOf f, Adni’*- i ik-i ir-fto-1 ADM IN ISTUATOU’S SALE. W ILL In* sold before the court hoii-ti dittir iti Jiicka.invlllc, Telfair mtinly, on the first Tuis.lnylti J.iihijiry nc»t, 1s t iveeii the law ful houi;:* of sale. oneUfiof l«nd No. 2<!>. in lip- 14th district of add county, In fimji lil’r to Use estate of b imam ll iftin. tai and. (Widow* dower i'\'C;.ii:il.) Tenst* on the dnv of dc J AS. K 1.. fif.ADIN, NovetnlsTd sfi—til- Administrator. AI) MINISTR AT() M S S A LE. Georgia—DOOLY COUNTY. BY virtue *>f an order of tin- isn’.rt of ordi nary of said county, will Is* sold, on the .lirvt. Tuesday in January next, at Hie eourt house il<s>r in said (siiinty, la lw is-n the fidtal hours uf«u!e, llh- lhiymon R. t aj innm Place, in «ahl ’ minty, w hereon In- rent id at tin* Hum* ol'li’m cfaatji,« IWo | lnin<!r«*«l two am! om*-tialf Run*?* Tr»<%rf or Itfsm, B*4il gA ihv i»n,)jM*rty ofuaynion H Calhonn. unm-faik pneiimufaß^of tit** wiflmv's ilftwiT, f«*r His U'iicOt of flu* ami cfeilwiv. Terms on tin- flay of SsIMHOK h. T.iVLOR, Kovciwlnt 1 -jili—td.-** Aflm'r ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. *W!IC'ILL tie *old lafore tile rolirt iill!'s,' V v disir in Mu l”wn of IrtrinvMle, with in the lepri hours of stle. on the first Tues day in January nevi, under hii order from diehonorat’fi itu-’ mtrtof Ordinary of Irwin conntv. the following land* lielonging to the estate of John II Tucker, deceased, to wit Halt ”! h<! No l(f| and Jot No HI. in tin- Stli district Irwin county. Hold for the benefit of the heir- and creditor* of said dcccn-eil. Tcmi' on the dav of sale. MR AJAH'TK KER. N'ovemlter Bth.* Adjnirilstrutor. GE<)RGlA—Wilcox Cochty. is lie made to the Court of Ordinary of Wilcox county,for leave to sell the laudbe longing to tlii- estate of Al-ndumi Moore, lnte of raid countr. dee’ll. 8. J. WHlCirr, Ailni'r. Oct. 11—COd EKUORi, or YOUTH. V GENTLEMAN \vlu> supfiixdloi years trout Nervous DebHlty, Prtatw.fure i>« ell) ulld all the elfects of youthful indl*i re titiit, will, for i lie - ikeof-.I try ring luinoutit.vr st-ii’t lice to nil who weed it, Ute fitgNd din .lion- II >r making the wiinidtswatpy tff w lii’-h lie was cured. Suifctmgiw'Hhttig to jto£i>tit bv the mht rtiser’* C VL’fjßWfe-can do s*§W aAdressin,..-. InnafigjwetiHSl^, X^tkM offllfeS. Sew York. N■ >» Ist din > il, I’-l . 1 -'.III. | to] GEORGIA -I’ULASKI COUNTY Wiii-rens, Thomas W Rotmek applie* to mi- fi»r letter* of guardianship of the perstm ami property of Ell/.alieth N. I Icnilerson, minor till!. If. Hojtderwoii. deceased -. These arc. tJiett fore, tocite ami admonish lilt com etnrd to Is’ ,;'>d app. at at my ”11’ee within tin- time piiwrllttst hv law anil si*,w caurc, if any they have, why- said letter* should not lie granted the aratlleant. Given under inv hand ami otllcial stgna- Hire, this Novi-uilier filth, IStltl. J J. SPARROW, Novetulier loth. Gnlinafy. , ADMIN ISTR ATOR’S SALE. I> Y virtue of an oftier ftom tin Conitof > t intinury of Dooly county, will.lK-solil before the court house door at Vienna, in li.Kih county, on .the first Tuesday in Jann on next, seven hundred and fifty aen sos land, more or h-vs. known a* the late jysi lienee of John 1). Williams, dec'll, mu-mile from Millwood. I’luntatlon in gotal Yeptilr. Sold n» fin- prttWTl.v of the -aid John I). « iilianis. and” eased, for the la-netlt of the lu-irs. Term,' on the tiny ol sale. S IUII .1 WILLI AM 4 , . Nov. loth—fikt A<unini*tratrix. GcOJ ;■ ia-THLI- A ll l COUNTY. VI. I. |H-r-on* indehlisl to tlifi nutate ot John A. Powell, 1.-ile of slid county licensed, an- reliuiivsl to make Iniuiclhile pat meti!; ami those having demands are rattneste I to pn sent tin in in terms of the law. JNt). ril l l il, Adm’r. Nov. Ist 1(1.1 Motice. \|.L persoiv* an w* rnd aguinsl trading , for a note given to lit) self by J. H. Moreland, ill the spring of 1803, lor tw euty nluv dollars and some mid eenht.il hrlltg I.M, mislaid mSf .Sti. M.di.’fwnwwP' hlg paid lln name, I have given him n r<•- i.’ipt lor ii WM MYlilt'K. ilttym vitle, Nov. 90, 18tW~~3t* Notice. \l,l. persons inddilisl I” the estate of James M Daniel, late of iHMnaki eoim ty, deceascl, are rcqnesied lo make imutetli alr pavment, ami tlm-e Inning demand* n-ralusl s-dd e*lale. will present them lit fcrui* of tin- law. It N MITf'HEI.L, Dee mil -Hid Executor. SIXTY days al't.-r dale application w ill lie m t to'tlic honorable Ordinary of Pn ia-ki i*• an tv fill- leave to s. H a JHirtion td the teal I laic of A If* Idlttli. late of said COUII tv ilee.’d. Nov einher -H. islid. JUIIS W WALTERS, November 23 (Wd Exeenlor. Notice. Tills i lo notify all persons who an-In ilelit’ I lo tie- mid’ l>igned. that he i* now in nml-uf file nioney Ilehasac eoiniumluli and liintl), and now lie. in repun .l-1 r.hf. to I»r* iuCOTTSMlrttltltfO JlliiiHf'll JAMES PHILIPS.Jr.. 1 law klnsnille. IHt.OUi—lf Agent. PJotico. ALI o, -’.a,- iiv’ol.tcil lo the estateXtf A1 i-x.imler Martin, deceased, arc re<|»csfi ~’j to make immediate payment, and those having chdm* against said estate will nrew-nt them la teme-of the law. JOHN If MARTIN.! Executor* JOHN A MARTIN, r' xeC WW Dt-eetnla-r fitli — tod ____ GEORGIA—PI'I,ASKI COUNTY Wiirbi’. vs, E B-Gilliert nppUw lojttfifiw letter.' of administration on tin- estate of Eli /.alieth Dive, deceased : Amr _ Tli'-se are, Hu-rcifirc, io cite and admonish .all < om-cnn-d to lie and appear at my office williin tln .iiiue mretarritied by law and show il any Ohy frui. v'liv w*i*i >' -hmlid not W Maided Given under 111' '“'“^RlFTj^farhgw. I),s- till,—So.l OnUttnry ■ . tCNTV. Wl»KH*Jt , .fipS»>et!i - Daniel* applies i” me for tstn-rs ’if'giiardiaiiship of the |n-r'’,n andutropertv Or SintCtdidßUltlels. minor of Janie.-s. Daniels, dtas’tl: These ure.thel. fore, to cite and admonish nil com ennsl to be and appear at my office velUtltt the time preserlis-ii bv law and sltovv c*ta* t it any they have, whtv *aid letters of guardianship *h,Hiid not Is- granted (lie applicant. Given under my band and official signa ture, this Nov -mbcrSotli. ISfifi. J. J SPARROW, Dee fitli—3<Vl Ordinaiy. ADMINIBTUATOKS’ SALE. 11 T ILL Ih- sold, li.-fore tin- court lltlllse \v door, ill tin- town of Jacksonville, * * within tin- legal liour* of sale, on the first Tm—lav in Fehniary next, under an order from the lion-’niftie i-imrl of mvltiinr)- ”i Telfair county, tie following hinds lie longing to the estate ot Allen Ray, deed, t’.-wit No 111 and fifty-*me aero* ol lot No 11(1 all ill the 7th district of Telfair county Sold for the lament of tin- heirs and credit or* of said deceased. Term* on the dav Tills Nofjhid 1880. JOHN LARKBY. t Adm -„ .M RAY, 1 Nov. 2b—td* - Cotton Storage. SA FE and convenient Storage cun Is- bail for Five Hundred Hales Colton, at cita tot.t.vry rates, t<y apidvin" to Sept 20. M. KIHIH-K. Titd cuutfir Court Ltnv. Below is n coj y of the C/Ottnty Oonrt jUflt.aa it passed tlia two llfitup 0f%4 Genera! Assembly : S ' jj - i>r* r To bvl Ulit. !.3e n h.Ct !-> ttatayf-BH.; nrmtul .iui v,. t, ftpppoVm! Jllarch ITth, t- tiflyi; H’i a<R to or | •faiHi'-f ti (.XEi]'.it.y ilsl jurisdit-'ion, ?n-t'd for omfr i*uf• ••■■jWHWp. 1 'Hist ir,.m nfiorngr w tirisact, tttero sliali be two tormsof the Ootttify O.nirt, which shall be knowtiS'-lts eSmi annual ecsaiot s. which shall be held as now pie sctibo^l}' fitn 1 two additional terms, which Shfili !w knowli aa qnartcqj tteeaitdis, width shall bo held at times as near equi dists nt, between luo liemi-ifeiaarccasioiid as pmeti ctble— said lime to bo fixed by tho (Vuuty Judy, and advertised hi one of iit« pubite gazetted, or at tint most public jtluces in tlio county, us goon agJ ’Oksible, alter the jup sage ttf this act. The said emu t, at- its last gemi-utiiiuttl sessions, shall have tho gatno jurisdiction as now pto eeribed in criminal eases, and in civil cflgoe, where tho amount in volved is over fifty dollar?. Tito jurisdiction of the court at the onar ter suasions shall bo confined to criminal ensus, and to civil cases without lutit as to amount, arising out of ike relation of master and servant, whether sni’s lor wages; nlso, applications to enforce per also, ions for tlio evict ton ol trespassers, 1 intruders and tenants holding over for the partition of personal property, for the trials ol possessor}' warrants, and habu.-R eorjitts oases; tho proceedings in sneli cates to bo in conformity t” existing laws, and section 24 of lin net of which litis is amendatory, i It shall bo the duty of tho judge of | mid court, when rcijucs'eq in wri tings flit tu ilo by a majority of the justice oftlie Inferior Coin!, loculi extra k’ee&toiis lor the delivery.*'! the - ii’ call ex in ’i- - ions lortlielifal of civil ensi s last opecified ; but at such extra *cßsi.itis, there shall be no jury trial in civil cases, unless demanded by one of the parties thereto, in which case the .judge shall ctuec a jury of five to lie immediately euminouud to try the saute. In all other cases the proceeding*! shall be I lie saute in both seintarumual anil quarter sen sioiis as row provided by law for the semi annual sessions. 2. Me it Luther enacted, 'liiat the Judge't f said court, rLull dr .w juries for b»th semi annual and quarter aer. i -ns, in tlio same man* nor a* they wo now drawn for the semi-annual its ions. Tho juries so diHwn shall t.-rve f»r tho teliu next alter being diuwn, and ntuny <■ tlleil | sessions, which may bo hold pro- j viuiia lo the at ** ***•*> I hat- 'ho j'* idea now dnv>ni, shall continue to serve, as now required by law, until this luw shall ho carried into effect; and all civil ca*<s, now undisposed of, in tho monthly sessions, not cm* braced in tin special cases referred to in the fir,’ section of this act, shall be tractferreel to tho semi an nual cessions. 3. Be it further enacted. That the defendant, in criminal cases, shall have the siuce right of ehailengo to the* jury, lurprsctised in tho Superior Court in ly® case-s. 4. Be it further enacted, That the following shall he substituted in Hen of section 0, of 'he act of which this j is amendatory : “ That the County j Judge, or lib clerk, shtdi keep a j strict to-count of ah fines and forfeit- j in e« ; out of whlcL hefehall i»ay him ! self and the officers of said court pro rata, all costs which have ae ( enied, iu said court ktu<wn as insol- j vent costs; the remainder, if any, affe-r sr.ch ]»ayii eufs, and all other moneys, exebpt his costs, which cotneWhib hands, m County Judge-. Or to his eh rk in hj« dtliciai diarac ter. be shall P»y over to the County Treasurer, and report receipts and disbursements to the Grand Jury of the Superior Court; provided, Tout if the fines and forfeiture* arc not sufficient in the county of Muscogee to pay said insolvent c sts, tho same shall be paid out of the C unty Tteasiiry, or such part thereof as tnay be inspected and approved, by the Grand Jury oftlie county ; ami provided furl her, That no insolvent costs shall be allowed, for mote than two witnes cs to the tame mate.iul point in said county. lie shall also keep an index of al! court oontruc’B, and a list of all certific-.tes and and s clmrgt B granted by him, wh'eh shall bo subject to inspection of any one interested therein; and tie shall likewise provide a seal for tlio said County Court, to be used when no* *tre '-ary by himself cr the e’erk and until such seal is provided the pri vatescal (4 either may bo u and ; uml sliftl! inspect, revise, and pass upon all jail fees arising nqdcr his juris diction, before the same arc paid by the Inferior Court. The County Judge shall receive one dollar for j each court contract, which h&wfty 5. Be ft further enacted, That the special bailiff ofsfikbcourt shall give lihe fnMiful dischfinie of hi* dntis^,j the county. IL» power in the c-xccnti -n of the duties of his office, as the sheriff, ami be subject t > tho efiifie pains and pen alties. AH ordets hud jirhce'sos ffibdH I>o direct id to him an well u* ™e sheriff, and he shall liavo the same power to soil property Under executions or orders issuing froth said court, m flu- sheriff now has. ii. Be it {qjpther enacted, That the* county Solicit ji- shall he tlio eoiket ing officer fbr said County Conr*— 11 o shall collect all fines, forfeitures and bonds, and pay over tlio same to the County Judge, who shall di* burse them uncording to the provi sions of this Act. And should said Judge fiiii to pay out money, ns re quired, he may he ruled in the Su perior Court, as Justices of I’once may now by law be tided. 7. Ho if further enacted, Thu’ the County Solicitor shall fake his oath of office before tho County Judge, or flu- Ju-Miccs of tho*lufo riot- Court. N. Be it further enne'ed, T’-.i! j tho County Judge, at any time, may hear and determine the case of all person* charged with crime* upon accusation drtiwn up by the County Solicitor, without a jury; provided, tho person or persons so uncased, shall, in < pen court, declare that liner she, or they, may waive ; a-i indie*mont or presentment by a g i,iul jury, and iirraignntent and trial by a peril jury, which declara tion shall be entered on the name aci ÜBarion, and also on die minute* of said County Court. Either party, in » civil civo, may appeal Tr im the judgment rendered nt tlio quarter and special sessions in like manner | as appeals are now allowed f'rotu the ! semi-annual spjsions. !). I'hat the semi annual i-oseions | ”f the County Court for tin- count jr lof Paulding, slut!! be Jteld on the j first Monday iii .Ityniat v ami July j in t iicli year; for the county of M u* i nl.- jti, on the thin! M tidny in Jail i unry and July in each year; for the county of Polk, on tho fourth Mon day in January and .July in each your; fbr the county of It chiuoinl, on the third Monday in April and October in i itch and every year, and in all other counties as required by law. For the county of Floyd, the ! tail li-rni of 'lie semi annua! re sion j shall la- held on the third Monday |in October; aemi annual terms of ; tin* annul)) of I-’)r*_, 1 It, sllllll 1)0 Lvlsl on ihix! .Monday in May and No veinbor ; Thomas county, first Mm; day in March ate) September.— That the Pemi-aunnal session of file poiiuty of I) ughcrly be held on the fbnrll) M -ndays in February and AngUat. 10. lie it further enacted, That ull paits of said net, of which this is amendatory, having /elation to monthly or for special sessions ol said coiu*t, except us herein provi ded, be, amt tlio same ute hereby L I’I.KA foil Kahiv M.\I;KIAi.KS. The f>l laying interesting synopsis of a lec ture ltpou “ V 'ting end Killy Mania ges,’’ recently delivery-el in lloston, by It»v. Henry Morgan, will be read wi ll especial delight by that olnrn of our pop ulation, oncoming w.ihin i's scope: « Text—Proverbs xvi f: 2 :—' Who so a wife, findeth a good tiling,! and dbloitirth favor ol tie: Lord.’ Said fthe speaker: ‘ Katur ■, history, Boa rev i ela ton declare, ‘ It is not good that man should b alone.’ lie needs a help mate; n wife in the balance-wheel. the j regulator, the guardian angel of a hus ; hand's trust, confidence and prosperity. • Politically, socially, morally andjipirii j unify, man requires a w ife. Man needs a homo. The Homans gave bachclois no legacies Corinth denied them sc ! |itt’ture. Ath- nians sourged them. — In J’lai-’fc comtnonwe Ith, si the ago of i liiirtv 'ive. hey wre Htn Man shut ' half's mail without a w ife. In *H yo ,,r i gettngs. gel a wife, and never re.-t from getting till you get married. I letter I live >n an attic undt r iho hallowed in j ilu- nce of a w ife than rovoi In a palace of di-Mpatinn. M.n need* a home.— Ma r ago is the legitimate basis ol a genuine h mo. Look at the deplorab e condition of the young men of tins city without lioiure. ' It ardi >g liousos have noe'ev.ling society ot women, no l ,oln '' influences, no place of mental or moral NO. 50 In; rovem ’in, no altor ol prayer-, n • an gri of lave.; In Philadelphia, there are more hmni s in pro; orlion to ita popula tion han in liorion. Hence Hoston lias an uik>’| ltd coulrat in (he buttle of inoruis.’ 1 (Jo to Walk, Young .Urn. We have, fr in -time lo time, offered out advice u- tho, young men ”LyUte South who are inlvec-c t*,l’bor ot l*> , (taint) t» id, k’.:d iTI wfi-eli is at hand. Asa year ot ijlenc; ; * with many js. di att\tt4 to a aio ~ vre return to the S’Uty.ct, "j ilt e Uojie that a judiciou* pray provo salutary and pfit "Tl~ TTt' i isi -ebv- - . work at s-eriK* mg, for the year 1 *ti~. To this en I wo o. pv some well-timed Mid sSC'isibift r, marks from dm Shrevo poit Sjtuliwe i vm.—JlTucan Te/fgraph. Hie re i* gold in your thews ami sin ews, youn4 men, more valuable to yon iff in the g ild -f f rililb nia, while it will mi ply y. ur materia! wants, itNvil! nls > regencraie ) ott in irntlv. Go forth to the t ic country, breathe the pure of llenv. en, put your ermnpcJ linibs iu ni it ion. aiet you will Ii- s up. i.I at the moral, as well a* tho piiysicitl change, that wil com over ;mi. Tne worship of Nuture n tier Donning niil teeming fields ot indus’ ry, »ill eh Vat • uml pu rify ymi, uml yon will lx- tin to f.-l| like melt, indepi ii*lent men. Villi’will lie down at ig' tii peace tuid content ment, an.l g. t up m the morning with out a headache. Tiler • is nothihg in nil th • muililu diuoiis iris of peace, which i* well OulclL ’ted to lutthor til * progress of u country in solid pro-pority ami true civ ilization as agriculture -ml concomitant pursuits ; and there is not a country on the surface ol the g'o’-e w ill, finer holds (or -m i, i.*dc* \ tlun those presented b_, the South mi.v. Then lot every miihe up an! i' g. Let young and strong rm n chin to e’-hcr v. iili cld.-r and le. liter, yet luore expeilenciil men, and let tie cu in * winter h*' occupied in perfoeting every Arrangement for a vig •>r map. i :g to wo It on tlio rich but now idle nc e*of tho south next s’-oson. Uliih means and brains nnd go seri ous!) i” work t >r the gol ‘en reward of tho harvest, L live ilm sicktvng fumes of liquor saloons, T e idle pleasures of th.) billiard r’Sim an I the unceiYin elmn e< sos tho can dug mlde in the c ties and tow ns, go forth into the imcniitamituiU)’! air of th- fi.l'ts -ml th* mornl atmo sphere of t!tc'country, take otfvour coat dli’l do siiinHhllig fill- yours. Ives and yon cotuitry. \\ .• h ivo i’«i mnv s out young men in the B’iU-ll -h.iim i,'.-»;y hiirdens oil the hi «ii nd i.msc”! of heller men than tin ma ivm -v,m- 'i.t-.-s young nn-n wh - ri’li tflfl Inlair I ;.s the old mull of til’ mountain fas t-tie I hims If on the back of Si,lln -, till- S .il ir. It is tiiu-’ tlicy w ei” shaken i ls olid ci'tnpelled to sweut I .r (lielnsi ,'v- *. 11l llmcsaii Is of young men now living in th South, who bore tho hrunt ni he list Its. ol the lour year*' civil wr, who th is lav, "me inured to danger and hardship uml toil, can conduct a ■ in i cn-f and e nnp iign aj iiimt the difficul ties th.t Ii iVj! invaded the country sinci tint -Iron;'arm of slave lal*ir Ii s been *w hd awn, by n fa's.’ phil.nUliropy, Irnin the braid pi iplali""" ofThc South The ra«”"' ’*• « hlff crop, o;- even u half i-rep of tin gft t staple by the hand« of the young men ol the Southern H ale- next year would twine their blow.- with g<enter laurels than over g ih" il the temples ol dm Iron Duke, or ot dint other iilo and stained conqueror who scaled die Wintry Al|«t with no arm), ami led his embrowned legions in the mighty shadows of tho Egyptian pyramids, those Eternal vestiges of departed years, Mv-tcrioil- signets of u rnfie gone I,y, 8-1-11*', while ruin o’er the earth careers, And round whose base tlm wrecks of age* lie., We sre glad lo stale that the young mm in this (motion us Georgia arc- gen or dly (Ggi’gi-d in some honorable avo cation ; and, iii muny instances, pro (e-sionaf gambler* have, since the close ot dm war, tu-ned their attention to dlf« ferent pursuits, snd ore now mskiug a living in a most r. speetfiblc manner. Pkaren —Trnyer draws all the Chris tian gr ces tiiio a focus. Il draws Charity, with her lovely train, Repen tance with her holy sorrows, Faith with her i lev. ted evis, Hope with her ; grasped nnchnr, Ih neficcnc’e w ith her j (’pm hand-, I-eal looking fir anil wide j to bless, and Humility looking at h<Kwe- How many feel has a herse ? ■ Six ; -/ore-foot in front and two bc-tiind. * iff’ S< notor Sumner’* monstrous p op Million lo blot It n States out of po litico! existence in case their people do ina < ”ii nit t„ v’i’e the Radical ticket, incline * Tic Detroit Free Press to believe that th s lia'or’* great idea is to de stroy tie- Union in order t) build it up. Hi- logic is (hat of the qu-ck doctor, who si-ught to throw his palieut into fils, -‘la cause,” Said tlO “I Bill death Oil fit*-” 15 A Ruflalo Dispatch of the 31-t says Luke Eric is closed with ice.