Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

A gentleman from- the neighborhood of Grimes county, some fire miles from Sarasota, where the saddest oc currence . which we believe we tiave ever recorded took place, on last Sat-; urday night, gives some particulars : addition;;! to those which have already been published. We refer to the ac cidental killing of his wife by Briggs Goodrich; a kind husband, as we leam, and a sober,, iucktstrious andl respected citizen. There, were, it seeins, several- n>&- bersiu the.house, and Airs, Goodrich.- hearing them, had aroused her" hus band, and he (not bcisg: able- to finc£ Ms pistol) had taken, a bowie-knife and was in pursuit of the thieves. He had struck at one .of them, ami another had passed him iu.-ide of the honse r and. he seems to have hastened out side and around to the window of his- own bed-room, which he knew to be hoisted; with the expectation of inters cepting.tlw escape of some of the bur- . glars.- . . . .It is said that chloroform had been nsed by the thieves, but not sufficient ly to produce stupefaction. Yet it fcr- likely that the feeling of fainfnesa' caused by the inhalation of thecliloro- fonn induced Mrs. Goodrich to rise> from the bed where she had been left by her husband, amigo to The window :for air. -There she .was- found by her excited husband, and, as the night was; so dark that-he conhl discern only the outlines of .thefignpe, he naturally imagined he; saw oue; o{ the-- robljeis- -abont to pass oat throughthe. window- Then came blown, bearing all that the- human mind can. conceive of the ter rible—blows by which a husband took the .life .of his own wife with the knife. WeJetum that he-is distracted*, and- cannot .be trusted .alone, hat is guarded, constantly tp prevent the ednt- mission of suicide. Mrs- Goodrich is represented as a very accomplished, and noble woman, and it is said that she died with words of sympathy for- her unfortunate husband upon her lips. In the utter consternation and: desola tion. winch followed th*’ terrible trage dy, we.are informed that the only child, of the mandage,, which is still almost an infant,'was seen pillowed upon the slain mother’s breast, begging her to* awake and grant it irn evidence of rec ognition.—Houston \Texas) Union BY J. T. WATERMAN. PERRY, GA. J. T. WATERMAN, EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, Slill Ahead of Ail Competition ! ! ! THOS. WYNNE’S Improved Open-throat, Curved-breast, Double X, Self-ribbed-deahing-seed, Pre mium and Diploma -• Cotton ins. EDWIN M. BROWN, -A-"fc"tJo rn,oy at Xrn w, - . PORT VALLEY, GAi, .. .7 "Will practise hi all’ the Courts of the Ma con Circuit, and in others by special.con* •tract * ja,nl9-tf Josh killings'on Hotels. begins to appropriate the powers of sur- roiuiding States or provinces, it never, of its own. accord r ceases from die pro cess.” _ ' . This'prpcess was begun, by the ma jority faction in Congress, in their re construction policy sorcaHed, hy which, at" one blow, ten of the States- of the Union were stricken from the roll of Commonwealths, and put in; a, , con dition far worse than that of‘prov inces." They were reduced, with all their seven millions of population^ to a condition worse than that of-serf dom. They weresubjected entirely to military rifle, without the recognition ofia‘tangle «ivii ; right! . f£ou willedfscover the following d'es- "What "are- the. usurpations-<>£ the icriptfona'mild'one of about nine lio- Ktl-KIux biH, compaxeito-.tMs feilest tels out of fen-between the Pacific and of aUblow5..at-.theyeryeitadelofJ»nb- Atlantic, oceans, across .the United licHberty* ■'* ; ! States "in a straight line. Now -we advise and counsel no iorcr- ... Yonrhoon£is:tb$de® fitekfive inch- ble resistance to any • of these usur- es;by .mhe foot seven inches jxiTnllel- patdbns. YVe advfee obedienedttfthem ogramie. -r- , o so long as They have the forms of law You room is on the uttermost floor., as judicially expounded and enforced The carpet is ingrain—ingrained, by" those, in authority,, clothed with with"dust, kerosene oil and ink spots power to execute them. But we do of four generations, insist, that in denouncing the latter There is two -pegs in the room to and later .of these usnrpatinns^ the" latch, coats 6n' .tq;one of them "-broke -voice of the people shall notbe sileticed off, and the other pulled ©at and ntiss- [Frcm -the Atlanta Sun.] “On What Issues Shall We Go Into The Fights 5 ’ v =' - 1 ‘The Constitutional question before the" people then is "not whether a State- has a right to secede, or to nullify any act of Congress. That was "derided/ in fact, by the late war; but'whether' a" J State, ^‘aj^righte -whiai the Nafion- J id Government may ^otj ht its pleas ure, set ariife. .. When/h Central" Gov- 1 eminent " begins . to appropriate th& powers of surrounding. States or prov inces, it never, of. its own accord, ceases from the process. It continues the encroachment j if unresisted, until - Manufactured by j 'THOS. WYNNE, hear lid .-if?-, liichmond -" (inutly, Ga.- .,Jy Short Staple-Gin, with attaehed-cireie flue. Upland. Long and Short Staple Gin, with attached circle flue; ... Si Common.; BlbbeH Ginj.uffthdsSUie attacli- ment ~ ’ - . ' fS" All Sizes' Mate (o Order:- ml8y3 * H. M. HOLTZCLAW, ATTORNEY AT LA' BERRY, GEORGIA.. 4. D. HA VIS $20,000'dfered for ITew Subscribers IVhlch, nfthongh if is-n'rff quite as huge as some inNew -York or Bifitimore, always hSs something good to eat in if, HE BUYS 3FOE CASH AND SELLS FOB CASH i The AtlaiituConstittttion, W'. A. Hemphill & Co.. Pfon’rs. C. C. DUNCAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, . PERRY, GEORGIA. i we view itj is thus briefl^butpointedly stated. The only "change or modifica tion. we would make -in it, would be.to strike out the words “National Gov ernment,” and insert in their place “Federal Government,” but the con text seems to show “clear enough that the meaning of the writer was the Same. He only fell into the very com mon error of speaking of the -‘‘Federal Government” as a “National Govern ment ” \ .' ' - The right of secession for all-prac tical purposes was, 1 as we understand, decided-by the war; not that war can esver. settle or decide any principle of truth in matters of government or jus tice between ihen or States, any more than in matters of science, art" or reli gion. War may decide, and may de termine permanently, questions of pol icy, "but never questions of right. A legitimate result of the kite .war, we believe, -was the "settlement—and settlement forever-bin this country, of. the policy of Secession as a practical mode of redress against, any usurpa tions on the part" of the Federal Gov ernment. This legitimate result of the war has 1 been - accepted in good faith by all those States which recently resorted' to this mode of-redress for what they regarded breaches of the common com pact, and threatened usurpations by their confederates. Hereafter the mode of redress for all Abuses." of power by the Federal -Government, whieh they seek, will-be to make common cause with all the friends of the Constitution in all the States. "So of the old question of negro, slave ry. The Southern seceding States, all —every one of them-^abolished that institution by their own acts. This act on their parts respectively, may Or And respectfully solicits a s patronage.. Give him a call. Daily, per annum,. “ six months,...... Weekly, per 'annum,. .... Payable hi Advance. The Great Medical Discovery! Dr. WALKEB’S CAXIFOBITIA lTIWEGAB BITTERS, p Uandreds Thoasaads ?r* Bear teetimony to their Wonder- d = 3 fa fal CnrstiVt Effects. _ -g ria Ifs WHAT ARE THEY ?fP GUANO! GXJANO! PHENIX ClUANO, SALT AND PLASTER COMPOUND; WILCOX GIBBS & CO. MANIPU LATED GUANO. ■I am offering the above well known "standard fertilizers for cash tor on" time at : GREATLY REDUCED "PRICES to correspond" with the low priee of COttoiL . > C. D.. ANDERSON, • 4 Fort Valley, Ga. , decl7-tf. - . "“There is one towel on the rack," thin hut-wet." Tire rain watermthe' jutch-. er (rime from." tite well. •' '" The soap is' as tbngh tcf vrear as the Whet-stone. Theip are three chairs, ckne seah- ers, one is a rocker, and alt three are bnrsted. - There is a match safe-empty. - - -There is no curtain on the window, and there don’t wantito’Tie ' any; yon can’t see out, who’ean see'in? The bell rope is come off about. six inches this side of the ceiling. The bed is a modem slat bottom with two mattresses," one cotton and husk "and" both harder -and about as thick as a sea biscuit You enter the bed" sideways, and can feel'eveiy slat at’ dneeas eosy as yon cptdd the ribs of a gridiron; > The bed is inhabited. (Bed-bugs.) You sleep some, but roll oyer a good deal. : - . . For breakfast yon have a gong, and Rico coffee tdo cold to- melt butter, fried potatoes which resemble the elnps that a two jn ch anger make in itsjour- ney. through an oak log. Bread soiled beefsteak about as thick as a blister piaster/ and" as tough" as a hound’s ear. -Table covered with plates, a few seared to" death pickles on one of them, and a few fly-indorsed .crackers on the "other. A pewterinktum castor with three: bottles in it, one without any mustard in it, one without airy pepper and .one with ko inches of drowned flies and some vinegar m it. " _ . Servant girl with hoops on, hang ing around you earnestly and "wants to know if yon want another enp of cof fee." You say. ‘do-md’axa, Ithankyou,J. and push back yonr chair. Yon havn’t eaten enough to pay for picking yonr teeth. ■ or assert for any purpose whatever, that any of these usurpations liave- been nothing but acts of" settlements of questions growing out of tiie war or its results; and above all we insist, that these usnipationsshaU never be recog nized by the people at the polls, as a settlement of any qnestion “in tiie. manner and'by the authority Consti- tutionally appointed! ” These measures were in no way con nected with the- legitimate results of The" Union was - fully Ye- Uunluirit?s ux lijuli; luiiu w.xix w charged foratr^ukhr adveritaing'iiites. Transient advertisements must be paid /or in advaoee ; .1 - , Job work must be paid foron deliyery- :' Unparalleled Suffering! •“ Set .aside a liborM ifeffllfe advert tiring. Keep yourself unceasingly betorc the public; and"itmalters not what-busiiiess you ore engaged m, ior;'if intelligently auil jndBo-tripusly.pursiied, .a tbrtuue will be the result" ’’-^Hunt’s ^-Merchants’ Magazine. “After I began to advertise my Iromvire freely, business increased with amazing piility. For -teii tycar;; jsast I have spent £i0,Ui)0 yearly, to keep my- superior , wares before the public. Had I been timid in ad vertising, I should never have possessed my i• .i -.h . o'jrrA. tliwi u ~ \Ti.T . the. wail stored under the 'Constitution when they were enacted. They were con fessedly “outside ol the Constitution, ” and" thei’efore openly revolutionary in their character and objects. c The settlement of them—so-called— was, moreover, the work of fraud, per fidy and violence, a “mode and man ner”. utterly at war with the authority Constitutionally appointed. •; One of the grea±7ice questions now, therefore, before the people of the United States is indeed the Constitu tional question, not whether a State has a right to secede, or to nullify an act of Congress—but whether a State has any right which the Federal Gov ernment may not at its leisure set aside. On this alone,- we are willing to unite with all friends of liberty in all the States of the Union, in the com ing contest to put out of power those who have the present control of the Federal Government, and who have so wickedly abused their high trusts— whose progress, if not arrested, will end inevitably in despotism. If the battle be pitched npon tiiis; ground alone, with no soft words for usurpations of any sort, there will be no need of “levies.” Volioiteers of their own accord,- when the signal is given, will pour forth from every "quar ter with that enthusiasm for the cause, which love of liberty ever inspires/ -and which, in popular elections, -is ever the surest “earnest Of victory.” •saaTvau asv sisiooiiau ,’i . t .. .. >Hb_s A,r-\ •j.-iajig rD aiunipa 1C !■<■? JU‘ p. 03Fpu«jj ntTs *i»iu8>iy puo tqsjSMnjci 4 *(). envitoa® *h "a •oiwoqtpwo panojv Jriiiojp oqj Xnnpav p«.u ‘saoiio^Jip uuj jOii -paAom. j pus jCurujoojjo ojc ‘spurtmoii? auugi os joind?*^s u. But don’t be alarmed, reader, for-it did not happen anywlierein this neighborhood';. inihct'sneh a thing could not take place as long as , Taxed aiid swindled by a horde off rascally, foreign adventurers, and by.", the ignorant oliess, which only yester day hoed the flelds nnd served in -the kitchen, tiiey care ndtiring for - politics- "excepttS" throw- off theoppfe.riiveyo^e^ they have no interest in ''national af fairs;, they "would call themselves of eithergartj",’grd vidc<l their rnlers-were only of tbe other. The refuse of. the Northern cities,"frh'o went southward af- terthe war,, out. at elbows and destitute of cluiracter aiid education now; roll in. splendid carriages, drink rare wines,, glitter with diamonds "as big as Fisk’s,, and steal taxes as fust a‘New York. Commissioner; Tt is no Wonder that the impover ished planter, "growing; poorer every day/ ex-Confederate officer .who fought, so bravely for a Cause in which, lie- hqneslly believed;' tbe professional .men accustomed all their-lives-to hold, office"ahd.lead the pnbKe sentiment of their communities," lookon shell things, with rancorous hearts. They xnighi- siibmit to be ruled, by soldiers who had beaten' them/in battle, but here the; are "plundered by sutlers and camp- followers. This, isn miserable state: of things indeed fora Republican, gov.- '/ortune :i>f £350,000.”-—McLeod Belton,, Birmingham- ; .- “Advertising, like" .Midas’ touch, turns everything to gold. By it. your Airing men draw iniilions to- , their ciisfers.”—Stuart Clay. .... “ What audv-ily is to love-and ludduoss to war, the skilitul use "of praitess ink is-to. success in hu-diie:;.;.”—Henry V> al ii Beecher. ‘ ‘ The newsp.qaro - made Fisk.”—James Fisk,. Jr. >* Mithout the aid. ot- adyortisementa;-I <conld"have" done norKng iii mv .sjieenhi- Sionk. I have the most complete initli in (printers ink. Advertising is tee rayidroad GEORGIA, C. F. COOPER Ho. will spend the first half of each month in his office in Pony over the old Drug Store, and one "fourth, or the latter half of each month will be given- to his practice n Hawkinsi-rue at Mrs. Hudspeths. Sjojh jo Biioptpiuoc! isoei oil; v.onnuoi pja sess qous u{ omoq oho • so:[| jo qsn ;>»i; iq oa!j5 uw*i3 cx:t?-u-r.qc^s ci;$ jafir.q'pr.fdjvo y*ur dn Sup A\iv.i2yxi Laiauti jo f.u:ctx jgaoju>;a‘. jo ‘np}?, oxwjd sosu^ftx i»mr~KJo;v.;in *«!ns jo stioi5t:.u»j(<nsi/T Sjaiio^ o-o§ ‘pnoii-pi’-o? ‘cttLibi'A'SiMIl ‘so'ibhuqjtro ‘ci:o*. * so jtid sn c r' * tj-iidiui. t •ao?jpj.*Suo:;iIu4iL*S2.SVSSItI KU1S “JlCd * hso^a’s oiox«av oij; 03 jo3;a puu pjii .woa pntx ‘s.'.njjnclnx: jo poopi o?a v5«jsixiw;3 v% adcoujo poncul- -tin jo iuotu j^puaj ijoti • av ‘9. yA«><t jicc jo a r i j»{d j« oqj oivpiuijjs puc tjoxmicqs o^tuoSjAin a -iij, j«*r£xiuiIi. -jjo otjj oju 4 szuayhw.Sy fnjnji;«I joijjo pr.jj.uu:; x; ptnPseConpjiioinjo suo|3oj3x;i nj ujcj jo uoumnutrijui ‘jjroK.aiu jo uoir^pIpU -JV enouia quioj-x st;a i:j pt;a ‘xpuiuojs 0*1; jo Hnoncjonii jnos'‘p?«ip«Kt J 3 33l C> 0, !1 J*T wae FANCY GROCERIES Bacon, Lard. Fioiir iisll conBidered;'asft legitimate 5 5 . ’ 5 result of the will". M’liether the one or the other, however, it was done by these States themselves, and after the close of the war—after they had fully resumed all their obligations to the Union under the Constitution, and were fully- recognized by the /Federal Government as. constituent members of the Union, and" entitled-to an equal voice on all questions pertaining to its welfare, even tliosg. touching changes in the organic, law. White Wire Clothe:-; Line. Braided nnd .plain. Warranted not to rust or injure clothes in anv wav. For side by F. VT. JOB,SON, mli30-tf Ftii-y, Ga. 8TE,pr,si;siiyAeTaEY NUTS, CANNED OYSTERS AND It is by-the acts of the-- States .that the Thirteenth Amendment of the Constitution is now a valid part of the organic law of the Union. These questions, therefore, relating to the right of Secession, for all prac tical purposes are considerations, as Well as those relating to the nature and extent of negro servitude iii the South ern States, we consider emphatically. among the “dead issues.!' .We have no disposition to-revive.,them; nor iany questions relating to them antecedent to the war. We believe also, that in this matter, we but repeat the univer sal sentiment of .the Southern States. We are for dealing with the living presenUmd. the live issiies now before us.. These are the usurpaUons of the majority faction in the Congress of the jlLl CO-Y, C?- ; L A Horrible Crime. Tnird.St. m«viio : Arlnp<rs Marble Yan And everything.dse good to eat He also keeps.a "good assortment of- 4C0 Yetmfls Low Middling Cotton, Of various, kinds, to which he invites the special attention of the thirsty. n 5 v U v • t ; HASH, . V. .- • ■ Z • /BLENDS/ Z /•: .. '"ilDULDlXGiS, /, BRACKETS * And tilFHnds of Building Materials; "■Special, attention glven'td the building o •Cottage and public Houses. Rough- and Dressed.Lumber always on hand. Sznd ; ns yonrorderKT SafixffiSiun guaranteed.' - teiiall-tf K C. WILDER A "SON. gentleanan to whom slie was to be mar- in such a terrible manner that it was ried on the following day, arrived at hnppssjBiefor-the: little- fellow to get her borne At her request, he opened iout of bed" wlnenpalled by; bis fathc-r his trunk to shpw liisZ wedding suit;— Die next, morning. This seemed to He passed out several articles' for. in- exasperate the butal fellow, and taking spection, and finally drew'.a revolver, ared-hot;poker,he tlnnist it into the which she also wished to examine.— boy’s side. Not satisfied with this, he While doing soj it was aecinentaily took-the boy np;,from bed, and put- discharged, the ball entering between- -teng him on the red-hot stove, held the ribs and'prpceeding downward in- him there until he was horribly bum- to the stomach. : She lingered in great offi- He then took him into a room anguish for :-a few hours, when -she where the mother lay, having just expired. Her .affianeed husband has been cpnfined, and beat him over the been renderedparthdly-insnue bythe bead with the butt end of a whip until sad occurrence, .and he is continually death came to the relief of the little J watched by friends fearing thathewill sufferer. inflict personal injtuy upon bimself. The brutal wretch threw .the lifeless j Ter ton, payable November 1st. Now Is ffie timetoget a genuine article": on liberal terms. Forsaileby • " - - . hermit life in a den and settlement of liis own in a dense thicket near the bank of the river;. When first discov ered he fled to his "hiding place; upon, beidg" pursued'.he showed, fight, Lnt finally surrendered, and insisted upon refusing to go ;in the; anny. Upon, being ; informed the war was ended, aboutsix years ago, he concluded to abandon" his hiding, place and .return to the old plantation where lie found : many changes since the eoimuencc- I ment of the rebellion. His only gloth- ! ing was made from- the skins of coons Land other animals whieh he has cap tured during the time. Having seen no one with whom. to. converse during eight years, he has. nearly lost the con trol of language except a few piu/ano- words. His father and mother bava both died during the past year, Cotton.. dec2S-tf CROCKER. 3LITHEWS & CO. £ve8YB8SyTakes St! BUCK WALNUT LUMBER. ".. One Car Load Assorted; For Sale by- Has oulamd a complete stock of . -A Newspaper ol tbe Present Times. ‘ Intended for Pooplo Now oa Eartln Including Farmers, Mecbaaics, Mercliants, Fra Testlonal Men, Worfiers, Tninters, : and all Man ner of Honest Folks, amt the Wives,"Sons, ami DausUtera or all such. ■ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR ! ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR 850, Or-lets than One Cent a Copy. Let .tiera be a form,” or platform erected on “dead issues,” unless the principles of the rights of -the people, im well as the .nghts of States be dead. If this be so it is useless to say anything about the usurpations of Congress." in the Ku-. Rink biUj Orthe Election bill, or any other act of despotism by a/ confused consolidated empire. .Bnt' believing that . this fatal end bn.g notyet beeh'reached, we^beheye that the high mission of the Democratic party is fei frdm^.being ehded. Tts: . ;■ _ , T -lyiu nci jusutr ureaui- Socthebn Tbohulks.—The _New ^ wrd of the ^ M vould k;u a : -That night he wrapped the bodv hausfave article on ‘Sbnthera Iron- of th& hoj iu a §beet aud buried it ^ m, says: . (a hedge in Ids garden. The next . few exgh morning he went to Gilman and ad- andthm^fhe best.evidence that^the v ^ys e d the hoy as a runaway, offer- ma^of tiis Sordi^rn^eople l a-rewaird for infoiniatiou of bis abiding.. l^en^a\:biaye-: and biglr- i^jer^bonis. spirited peo^e r su^so^te^k hj>t suspiuion having -make.tJiebest^^of their huraatajing at- fbeha, j6; nnsed hr some words let fall nation, we have the. best gmaanteo Qf.f hy the boy’s sistek, the mother and two :their ; futareigqod.Conductand of peace, daughters were taken in charge, and I^hsbejust.and-magnannnous. Let t]is man arrested. After the mother! ns have -some consideration for % fonnd ^ busblmd UIlder an . est> ; people of our own raee and hlood, and sbe ^ tbg dreadfnl stol ^ of tbe mnr . j not rush them beneath the ignorant 1 Jcl ._ Tbebody of tbe bov W;LS fojmdj and Sena-barbarous negroes and the j and tbg teiriUe reality and ailoditj ^ | carpet-bag scum of the North. . | the murder fullv demonstrated. -| -2000.bushels choice WMte Cora, " . -500 bushels Tennessee' Oats, 200 bales -Timothy and Glover H^, 300 bn. Bolted aud Water Ground Me 10,000 pounds Wheat Bran/. - , 75 bu. Cow Peas, (speokled and yellow), On jx>ih5igmnent smU fcor sale cRsap ny HEM-WEEKLY SUN, 83 A YEAR, «f the same'Slie ana general character as - THE WEEKLY, bet with a jrreater variety ot mw.n.iwU. readme, and'fhrnlshlnk the. news 4o tts snoscribers with greater freshness, bocaasc tt comes twice a week instead of once only. ^ vprnrn .m.v-srrv. -S6 A YEAR. ; A pre&nlnentlv readable newspaper, with the lareest cb-cnlatlon in the world. Free, mao.- pendent; and fearless In -politics.-tel the news from everywhere. Two cents a copy; uy mall, ■SOcentsamontli.orSBn.jear. TERMS TO CLUBS. . ” . THY DOLLAR WEEKLY SUN. Five copies, one year, sepanrteJy i^cb-e^srd; arg> Sfen copies, one year, separately addressed (amt «n extra copy to the getter “P^^ oUarg . Twenty copies, one year, separatelv addressed (and an extra copy to the getter np of club). • - - S- Fifteen Dollars, fifty copies, one year, to one address tend the Semi-weekly one year to getter np of dob). Thirty-three Dollars, fifty eoplea. one year, separatelv addressed (and tbe SemFweetly oneyearto getter up of ctnb); Thirty-five Dollars, one hundred copies, one year, to one address (and tbe Hally for one year to the getter u? ot elub), "" Fifty Dollars. One hundred copies, one year, separately ad- dressed (and tbeD&Dyfarone year^uiahe^reuei THE SEMI-WEEKLY SUN. Ely* copies, one year, separatel^ ^idrWFedj^^ Tan eoples, one rear, separatelv addressed (and an extra copy to getter np of club), f * y. Sixteen Dollars. SEND YOUR MONEY to Fast Offloe otdets, cheeks, or drafts an New xork. whenver ihknt; -Knot, tnen Mtacs cotitalBlng money. Address I f, ENGLAND, Publisher. >- boa offlee, Now York CU?- DY5ENTRY AMD FLUX, | Prince Bismarck is sul-.l to have asked tlie island of Heligoland, a! the zsouth of the Elbe, from England. England will hardly refuse the little favor, as it is not worth much to her. The only reason why she might he sorry to lose it wculd be beeuuse it- presents such an admirable picture of her govem- i The excitement, was intense at the: ULent. HeligoLutd consists of a s<jft time, and it required all the- nerve and : rock, upon which the sea encroaches, .si-nil ox tec- oihcc-rs in charge of the j every day, tearing away by inches, prisoner to prevent the populace from: • . , - . , j .. ' , 1 . . , , just as time is tearing uway the power lynching him. The hanging of the ; wretch was witnessed hy a mnRitiidB^ by-piece. Her pow- of women and children, numbering, (cron the European continent is almost with the men, nearly 1,000. entirely gone, and Russia threatens v«-i j her tenibly in the East. The poop Ah editor Laving received a bank-; old English lion ia losing his teeth, note detector, returned thanks, and! one by one,-and the days, of British modestly asks for some bank-notes ! might are drawing rapidly to "a elos. upon which to test its accuracy. j—Courier Journal. Bacon t Bacon! Bacon ! 50,000 lbs. C. R.‘^ides "and Shouldera just reedved and for sale at reduced prices by ^ ^ JONES A BAXTER- . WOOD ! WOOD ! "usurpation, • and to save the country M ’ -. / - •_ / ' ■ -yy ^cpra^o-laniehttdile a'catastirqplije.- The TTudersignea wonld infprmJkecltliaisof ":te, . PcrrYthat be i« now prepared to tarnUb wood at This HUSaon IS not to be performed by ■‘cunning” or tricks of any sort,! Housis'" Wt * t 056 a ' r!ie 5 |g) g and above'all, it is not to be performed: ’ -V " ’ - - l»y accepting as rightfully acoomplish- .- - - ed facts, such as are not to be qnes- ^ ® ^ * tioned or assailed,-anyof these flagrant I-cpn Hl?inldi,jrdc-r. for Lnial)jr,JoT5e deliv- usurpations of power hy which the ./'V i 1 - /Vt ^ Ku-Klnx bill i-nd the Ekrdic-u. bill are " AHearly (fid Virginia Welcome Awaits you at HEWITTS GLOBE HOTEi .a-ecsTA, O.I., . ; ■ W. C. HEWITT,- Proprietor. Flour! Flour! Flour! JO banvls “"iYliitc- Rose"’ Choice Family, -40 lruTels..‘"AViiite Lilly," tffioice Extra, 200 sacks Tcinu-sscc Extra-Family. For sale al low prices by, ^ Ku-Klux bill and the Election bill are claimed to be rightful exercises of authority. - .. or . . *. a - These fatal blows af public Liberty are but the results of the preceding more glaring usurpations. They are but the fruits-of the others, and “by . their fruits ye shall know them.” In Cheap Whisky, Tobacco etc 145 barrels low priced AYhisky, i 30-boxes cheap, sound Tobacco, j 30 hmreis . Molasses. ( ! Sugar, Coffee, Soap, C.indl'cs, etc. | For sale by "" _ i aprSS- tt" JONES A BAX’]