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RSBBSB 8 118 l\> (lie World 11 jff CJluhm.—We are now prepared to furnish all cla.ses wlt a constant ~1 lyineut at home, the whole of their time, or for their spare moments. Business new, light and prof itable Persons of cither sex easily earn from 50 cents to $5 per evening, and a proportional sum by ievotius their whole time to the business. Bov's an.l stil ls earn nearly aa much na men. That all who g ,„ this notice may send their address, and test the unparalleled ofTer: To such as are not well srtis tt „j we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble of writing- *’aU particulars, samples worth several dollars to commence work on, and a copy of Homo a nd Eireside, one of the aargeat and besi ’illustrated publications, all sent free by mail. Reader if you wi ll permanent, profitable work, address, geouge x Cos.. Portland, Terms of Subscription •• One Copy, one year $2 00 One Copy, six months i oo McMICIIAEL & MEANS, Publishers. Advertising Kates. ISjUARKS. 1 IT. | IK.| 3M.| 6X |BK 1 Square f $1 oo I $2 i0 | $7 00 | $lO oo | sls ~ 2 Squares I 200 j 500 | 10 00 | 15 00| 25 3 Squares j 3 00| 700 | 15 90 I 2000 | 30 4 Squares | 400 [IOOO |2O 00 i 3000 | 40 Column 500 j 1200 |3O 00 30 00 |SO Column.. .. 1000 3000 | 3500 65 00 | SO 1 i Jolumn ' 0-i | SSOO 1 1000 7000 j 130 ks*mbl .r . zjy Hunt & Taylor, ATTORNEYS AT LA W BARNESVILLE, Ga. practice in the countic y y comprising the Flint Judicia Circuit, and in the Supreme Court of the; State. Office over Drug Store of J. \V. Hightower. dec2-ly fl, S. 'WSi'SAEII, ATTORNEY AT LAW, UAItNFSVILLE, (M. Will practice In the counties of the Flint Circuit and In the Su prcmeCourt of tlic state. sep2S-3m j. s. dobe, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ZEBULON, GA. %W Prompt attention given to business. B b. BERJJEB. C. A. TUIiNEB. BERNER & TURNER, A Tr O It N EYS AT LA W, Forsyth, Oil. iiTil.L practice in all the Courts, and give spe -1 V eial attention to the collection of claims. He ir to Win. 11. Head, Banker, Forsyth, Ga., Dumas it Allen, Cotton Factors, Forsyth, Ga. mchß-tf Cahaniss & Peeples, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Forsyth. G:i WfLL. practice in all the counties of the Flint Circuit. James Ti l. Smith* ATTORNEY AT LAW, ZEBI LOX, GA. Prompt attention given to business. P. N. MARTIN. T. R. MILLS, JR. M i UTI S cV KSFSJS, A T T 0 R A E V S A T L A W, Criffin, Georgia. Will practice in all the State Courts of Georgia, and the United States Courts. i S'*Oiliee, front room, up-stairs, in Cunningham building. • mchl-6m §2 OO per Way. BB.OWN HOUSES. Opposite Passe cr Depot, ftIACON, - - GEORGIA. Largest, Rest Arranged , and most Thorough!,!/ Furnished Hotel in the Fotuh. E. E. BROWN & SON, Proprietors. GREER HOUSER IdlSlf H, &JL JOE GREER, Proprietor. BOARD per month $25 BOARD per day $2 SINGLE 50c Also good livery accommodations, such as Carri ages, horse and buggy, and good shddle horses. Also 1 I VC7 Iv Ii IN Id to Indian Spring. dcl4-tf, Can be Cured b ’ Dr. Bond’s System. No Koife. Positively No Caustics. Absolutely No Pain. Remedies sent to any part of tlie World. Pamphlets and particulars free. Call on or address Du. IL T BOND, 1231 Chestnut St., Phila delphia, Pa. july!2 ly S. F. MANN, 3)> i® xig*g*i s t AN I) Bookseller, 'WilllSeinove To tl\c corner of Market and Main streets, now occupied by Dr. \V. A. Wright as a Drug Store, about the Ist of October Ne?t, Where lie will keep a full supply of First Class Drugs, BOOKS, ATENT MEDICINES, STA TIONERY, PAINTS, GLASS, OILS, TOBACCO, CI GARS, SOAPS, And, in short, Everything kept in a No. 1 Book & Drug Store, A h*l which will he sold at lowest market rates. All Rooks T PuBLiS>jEf{S’PRICES Jor Strict Cashl Jfffjfl iin% k % j| r 4(i f ShV-4*A. I >9l 111 i(k gi | , 8111 i| |Si%4 i ip : gl g • 911f1 ill 11 II 4 ll# 11 >4 I Ml-/AH. liUft W" W' < WWW Wl r# rP #1 W W ffllfA VOL. VIII. Medical Dispensary. Dr. Geo. TV. Marvin again ten ders his professional service to his old friends and the public. Dispen sary and consultation rooms, No. 1 White hall street, in Centennial buil ding, Atlanta, Ga., where patients can get reliable treatment for all diseases of the Throat, Lungs and Catarrh. The above diseases treated by inhalation. The Doctor treats all diseases of long standing, such as Eruptions, Gravel, Paralysis, Rheumatism, Go itiy, 1 )ropsy, Biliousness Diseases of the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Nervous Depression, Dyspepsia, Liver Com plaint, all Diseases peculiar to Wo men, all Private Diseases, Heart Dis ease Swollen Joints, Coughs, Gout, White swelling, St, Vitus Dance, etc. Electricity applied n eases where it is required. The Doctor is per manently located, and persons who Ib'H e been under the treatment of oth er physicians and have not been cur ed, arc invited to call, as he treats all curable diseases, % and cures guarntced or no pay. Call and see the Doctor without delay. His charges are mo derate, and consultation free. Oflice hours from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. feb22-ly ST4/11; NEWS. Eleven hundred and forty mules have already been brought to Atlan ta this season. About fifteen thous and are brought there every year. The United States Circuit Court at Atlanta, made a very important decision as regards the jurisdiction of State courts. Some time since Findlay, Gaston and Prater, revenue officers, were arrested in Lumpkin county, charged with assault with intent to murder. It was decided that State courts had no jurisdic* tion. Atlanta police service over $2,000 a month. The next annual meeting of the American Pharmaeutical Association is appointed for Atlanta. Time, 3d of September, 187S.TTie meeting for 1877 was held in Toronto, Cana da. Fifty, first class stores erected in Atlanta in the past year. The Templars' Advocate is anew monthly paper just started in Atlan ta, Ga. Douglassville and Louisville have been made money order offi ces 11. G. Wriglit Esq. of the chroni cle and Constitutionalist is recom mended for the House of Repre sentatives from Richmond coun -ty, The meeting of railroad officials m Atlanta last week resulted in the reelection of the old board of offi cials. Mr. W. Collier is now postmaster at the Indian Spring. Hon. N. J. Hammond shows how Atlanta is bound by Her proposition if the people accept it by voting Atlanta as the future eapitol. Miss J. L. Goode, received the received the prize at the Houston Couuty fair as the prettiest young lady. Robert 11. Sawyer lias been nomi nated by the Democrats of Early county, as a candidate for Represen tative. The negroes of Baker comity have determined to run George Lovejoy, a negro for the legislature. An Early county nun killed five wild turkeys at one shut the other day. Turkeys must be thick in Ear ly. The docket of Harris Supeiior Court has two hundred and twenty five cases, and the Judge has but one week in which to dispose of them. Elbert Montfort, a negro, was sen tence to hard labor in the penitenti ary at the last session of Taylor Supe rior Court. It is estimated that eight hundred thousand dollars worth of business is transacted in Sparta during the year. The North Georgia Conference meets atGainsviile on the 28th of November. Coweta county will turnout about two-thirds of a crop. Pennfield has the sore eyes and whooping cough. Athens has a Democratic Barber Shop. Athens is as bad as Griffin. .V farmer was robbed there the other day. Crops m Randolph county con siderably injured by the rainy weath er. Scarlet fever has almost disappear ed from Macon. Mercer University opened witn about seventy-five students. Samuel Lumpkin of Oglethorpe is endorsed for the State Senate. The Georgia Railroad lias carried 7,724 kegs of beer to Agnsta within the past six months. John D. Loach of Bulloch coun ty killed a fine deer the other day. The Millegeville papers are filled with issues that should not be lug ged into the Capitol question Contro verscry. There are two cxtcnssve limekilns in Bartow county. Roofing slate of superb quality also exists. Cop per and Magnetic iron have also been found. The following recommendation was made by the graud jury of Bul- THOM ASTON, GA.. SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 20, 1877. loch Supoiior Court at its recent s-- sion: ‘'We recommend that the next Representative of Bulloch coun ty be instructed to use iiis influence in having an act passed in the next General Assembly requiring a five thousand dollar license for soiling either by wholesale or retail, intoxi cating liqors within the limiti of Bulloch county; and wc do further recommend that no pers n be enti tled to this license to sc 1 i himself or through his agent at more than one specified location. Should any per son pay a five thousand dollar license for selling liquors in Bulloch countv we recommend that the same bo appropriated for educational purpos es. ” The Cuthbert Appeal has the following account of a sad case of suicide: “Our community was shocked on Wednesday at the an nouncement that Mr. L. Openhei* mer was found in a small room op posite his market in a dyeing con dition, lie having taken an ounce of laudanum. Medical aid was imme diately summoned and everything done to save the dying man, but to no avail, and he breathed his last breath about eleyen o’clock that night. We are informed the deceas ed has been in a gloomy, depressed state, of mind for several weeks, oc casioned, we understand, from finan cial embarrassments, and it is believ ed that these embarrassments so worked upon him that he sought, relief from the poisoned cup. He leaves a wife and two children. liis remains were carried to Eufala for interment.'’ The Columbus Enquirer says : “The Columbus Iron Works have just completed for Colonel Wadley, of the Central Railroad, a stationary steam engine to be used on his farms at Bolingbroke. 'They not only furnish the engine, but the entire works and machinery generally for a grist mill, saw mill and sugar mill. The en gine will also run agin. The whole was completed yesterday and ship ped. Mr. Gondlmg will leave m a day or two for the purpose of super intending the erection of them. CHINESE COOKERY. Americans who dine with the Chi nese are sniprised at the perfection to which they have carried their cooking. During a recent Chinese banquet at San Fran cisco an orange was laid at the plate of each guest. The orange itself seemed like any other orange, but on being cut open was found to contain within the rind five kinds of delicate jellies. One was at first puzzled to know how the jellies got in, and giving up the chain of reflefltion, was in a worse quandary to know how tiie pulpy part of the orange got out. Colored eggs were also served, m the inside of which were found nuts, jellies, meats and confectionery. When one of the Americans asked the in terpreter to explain this legerdemain of cookery he expanded his mouth in a hearty laugh and shook his head and said: “Melican man heap smart —why he not find he out ?” WIIAT A LEAF SAID. “I am a fading leaf, watching for the signal for my dissolution. hou can think as you like about man, as lie fades and falls—make the end of your life, here as mournful as you please—dishonor death by evil names and images, but leave me out of your sad analogies. I protest against be ing one that shudders at dissolution. I might have done that in June, when my life was all to live; but in September, when I begin to loosen from the spray, the loosening seems as good as the budding. It is a sweet mystery to be made clear no doubt of something. So 1 shall die as I have lived, with my face to the sun, and the loving heav ens and welcome the autumn frost, as I have welcomed the spring sun shine.” Tite fa it nortii-west.— The steamer California has just arrived from Sitka. Captain Collins, of the United States Army, is a passenger. He brings information of a deplora ble state of affairs of Sitka since the withdrawal of the troops from that place. There is now no protection either for life or property. There is not a semblance of law, either civil, military or naval, and no power what ever to"restrain the lawless elements. At present there are not more than fifteen white residents at Sitka, be side their wives and children, and to oppose this number are several hun dred Indians. Since the departure of the soldiers the Indians have be come very bold and impudent. They get drunk and swagger about town dav and night, and have no respect whatever for the rights of tlie whites. Residents informed Chaplain Collins that they were in hourly fear of their lives and property, and that they in tended to abandon the country as soon as possible. Michael Angelo, when painting m the Pope’s chapel the picture of hell and souls of the damned, made one of the latter so exact a resemblance of the cardinal, who was his enemy, that every one recognized it : where upon the cardinal immediately ap plied to the Pope Clement, desiring it might be effaced; to which the lat ter replied: ‘‘You know that 1 have the power to deliver a soul out of purgatory, but not out of hell!” Donn Piatt says that every mem-* ber of Hayes's Cabinet saye one is a candidate for the Presidency. Official Esiimaie oftlio Li>ss. The Commissioner of Patents hav ing- received reports from all the chiefs of divisions iu his bureau in regard to 10.-set by the recent fire it: that bn idling, makes the following official announcement: ‘‘Apart fio.n the damage done to the building, tlu poeunia y loss oc casioned by the lire of the 24tii in stant is not very great. No files of pending applications, were lost or damaged, and no oriental drawings, cxCipt iu very few Cases, were de stroyed by lire. Those drawings de stroyed were only of one issue (..Sep tember 4th, 1877) ami of those pho tolithographic eopith had been male, so that no inconvenience will arise from their destruction. A consider able quantity of photolithograpli copies were burned, but in no ease were all the copies burned of any one patent, a part of the copies hav ing been preserved by storage i;i another room of the building which was uniujTircd by the fire. The Li brary was uninjured. There was no disturbance of the original files or of the record room, which contained the bound volumes, specifications and drawings and some of the assign ment records. Some of the exam iners’ rooms were damaged by wa ter temporarily disturbed by the re moval of papers, but the examiners are all at work and all other emplys ees, with the exception of some of the copyists, whose rooms were dam agon by water. There will be no interruption of the business of the office the examination of applications will go oil as usual, and patents will be issued without any delay. But very lit tle trouble is anticipated prac tically from the loss, since examina tions are made almost wholly from the drawing and specifications. The force is at work rescuing from the debris all the unconsumed portions of the models, and wherever they were of metal, models will he pre served, blackened by the fire, but not destroyed.” living the Royal iusni The clerk on the right hand of the table before the woolsack in the House of Lords takes up a bill, and, turning, round so as to face the Roy al Commissioners, bows low, the clerk at the other side performing at the same time precisely the same gesture, as if the two were connec ted by an axle, and turned by a single cogwheel. The clerk on the right, who is known as the Clerk of Parliament, reads the title of the hill, and then faces to the left. The Clerk of the Crown on the other hand faces to the right and being thus brought face, the Clerk of the Crown chants, “La reyne e veult I” Then someone in charge, possibly the resident engineer, gives another turn to the invisible wheel, the Clerk of Parliament and the Clerk of the Crown simultaneously turn to ward the live figures, and bow down almost to their boots. The Clerk of Parliament takes up another bill and reads the title, after which lie turns and bows again, the Clerk of the Crown bowing at the same time. Then they turn and face each other as before, and once more there rings through the chamber the sol emn lugubrious chant, “La reyne le veult 1” Fancy this going on with out intermission or variation for the space of a quarter of an hour, add to it an aspect of settled melancholy on the face of the Clerk of the Crown, and an ever deepening sadness in his monotonous chant, “Lc reyne le veult !” and some excuse may be found for the ladies, who, to the number of sixteen wore, before the ceremony was ovci, reduced to a state of exhaustion through uncontrolla ble laughter, which it was felt desir able should be, like Grand Courts Smile, inward.—-[London Mayfair. A Yew York lawyer's bill contain ed an item of £IOO fur the trouble of making it out. Cordelia Howard, the original Eva in the play of “Uncle Tom's Cab in'’ is a wife now with two chil dren. The largest man in North Caro lina is Captain James E. Jones, of Greene county, lie is six feet one inch high, and weighs 047 pounds, lie is also an active man. for a cir cus agent has been vainly trying for three years to build a tent around him. Resolving Against Worldly Amuse ments —At the recent session of the .Mecklenburg (X. C. Presbytery, Rev. Dr. Miller introduced a series of resolutions forbidding members of the church from indulging in what are called worldly amusements, such as dancing, attending theaters, cir cuses, etc. These resolutions brought out considerable discussion and quite a decided opposition from the more liberal members of the Presbytery, but were finally adopted. The Remains of Columbus.—The Havana (Cuba) papers publish par ticulars of the discovery of what are alledged to be the remains of Colum bus in San Domingo While they do not deny that it is possible that the remains may be those of the great discoverer, they consider it to be highly improbable. According to historical statements the remains of Columbus were taken from Spain to San Domingo in 1536, and from San Domingo to Havana in 1786, anil from San Domingo to Havana in 1796 and interred in the cathe dral. HAROr.N AL lUSi iiH). One lav, Harona Al lia-ohi 1 re* l A bo>k wiicr Xi the poe‘ id:— “Where are th.- kii.g-, and where the rest Of men who oace the world possessed: “They're gone with all t’a-.-ir pomp and show. They’re pouo the way th o thou Gi .it -.ro. “O thou who eliooeeat for thy share The world, and what the world calls fair, “Take all that it can Rive or lend, but ki-ow that death is At the end!" Harona Al R.isA.il b-ov-. and his l.eid: Tea: 8 f ell upon the pae he read. Hk.vry W. Long fellow. —St. Nicholas for October. The heart of Dr. Win.-l \v. who was cremated in Utah, is hune l with his parents at Nantucket. Senator Douglas’ nnmu uent if. to be pushed rapidly ro completion. The foundation in place has 1 ecu pronounced too weak to support the column, and it is to be torn down and replaced by a stronger one. It is stated that the personal feel ings ofthe Fmperor William of Ger many are now strongly enlisted in the war, and that he has emphati cally expressed the opinion that the Jhristiansof European Turkey must be withdrawn from the dominion of the Turk. The French Freemasonsh ive !o ng been di\i led upon lhe question as t - whether a belief in the “Grand Arch itect of the I'NiveisT’ shovl 1 be a dogma of their Order. At the re cent Masonic Convention in France, the second clause of the constitution, wuicli ran thus : “Freema omy holds to the principle of the exis tence of God and ofthe immortality of the Saul," was altered by an im mense majority t> “Freem.iso nry hoi Is to ti e principle of an abs dutc freedom of conscience, and to the brotherhood of mankind. It ex cludes no one as account of his be hef.” IVOOLUIVS Opium Cure. (Continued from last week.) Wh.it another AI. D. savs—case completely cured : Smithvili.E, Ga., Fob. 28 , 1877. Dear Sir—The l ist bottle of your antidote was duly received, and has been taken strictly according to directions- Our patient is doing well. Appetite and sleep good, and in wells now move regularly. lam satisfied your medicine will cure him. Send another bottle, as he is about out. Yours truly, L. A. Peacock, M. D. The following refers to the same case as the above. 15. M. W. Smithvjlle, Ga., July 9, 1877. Maj. Woolley.— Dear Sir, —I write to inform you that the patient I have been treating for opium eating with your Antidote is cured. This has been one of the worst cases 1 have ever seen, and 1 am now entirely satisfied that your Antidote will cure any ease of opium or morphine eating. This pa tient used eight grains of morphine per day ; had been using it for four or five years, and lmd tried two or three other opium antidotes, without being cured. If lam ever called oil to treat another case of opium eating, I shall certainly use your Antidote. With m iny thanks for your fair and manly dealing I am yours truly, 1.. A. Peacock, m. and. Mr. B. M. Woolley, Atlanta. My ph as Si it—l would have written to you be fore, but desired to see exactly what effect the anti dote had upon me, before I did so. I have now consumed the urst bottle, and have a splendid re port to make. In the first case, the Antidote was exactly right : could not have been made better, and I h ive felt a buoyancy and hopefulness while takiug it, unknown tome while taking morphine. Besides, 1 was troubled severely with a painful uettlerash that gave me great suffering, for the whole surface of the skin felt as though it was on lire, often for a half hour at a time, and if I assayed to relieve my self by rubbing my person ever so gently, its itching sensation flew all over me, from heal to foot, and for the time, I endured more than the torture of the rack. Imagine, then, how happy lam to tell you, I have not had a syinpton of this rash since taking your Antidote, nor have i resorted to any other remedy. lain sure your medicine is all you claim for it, and do not doubt iu the least that it will re ally and truly break up Ihs most inveterate consum er of opium in any or all its forms, when your di rections are followed. I cannot tell you how glad I am to know that this great medicine is in the hands of an honest and good man. With best wishes for your success, etc. * * * The following is from the same party, about one month later. 13. AI. W. May 2(ith, 1777. C'apt. B. 31. Woollm , Atlanta—My Dear Sir : I must tell you how nicely your last medicine is eli'eeiiug me. I never slept so sweetly in my life, and r ally have to control my appetite, and my bo v els have been so regular. I have had no need to take the piils you kindly sent me. Send me another month’s supply in time to reach me before this is out. I had rather jump in the river at once, oml go to the bottom, than to begin with morphine again. Your frieud, * * * This party used 30 grains mor phine a day, bowels territly consti pated, and health bad generally. ~ 15. AI. W. The following is from a minister who has just began the use of my Antidote or Cure. 15. AI. W. Fayette Cos., Texas, July oth, 1577. Mr. B. M. Woolley, Atlanta. Dear Sir—l received the “Antidote,” and have used it two weeks to-day. It has sustained me ful ly, and I have felt far more comfortable than when using morphine. I find all you sly auout the effect to be strictly true. 1 sleep more natural and feel comfortable when I wake up. I want to be cured. I will do you all the good I can, by recommending your “Cure.” You can use anything 1 say, witholding my name. May you have the success the excellence of your Cure merits. Very respectfully, . , Maysfield, Milam Cos., Texas, July 22nd, 1877. Capt. B. M. Woolley. Dear Sir —A press of other business has kept me from writing to you before now. I think that I can now with safety assert that the “Cure” in the ease o Mr. , has been effectual. He lias had no inclination to use morphine since the first dose of the Antidote, and now, sometimes for days, forgets to use your medicine. He has just started on the fourth bottle, and it will be the last he needs. ***** If you v.'ish in your Texas advertisements to give any reference, you can refer to box 17, Maysfield post office, Texas. With respect, ** * January 2')th, 1877. Mr. B. M. Woolley. Dear Sir—l can never express my gratitude to God for bringing your medicine to my notice, anil to you for introducing it into the country, and your kindness. Yours, etc., * * The above is from a minister. 15. M. W. April 4th, 1575. Mr. Woolley. Dear Sir—This is the 10th day I have been takiug your medicine. I will say it sustains in.; in every particular. I cannot find one objectionable feature. I feel cheerful and invigorated every way. • * * Febiuary 0, 1877. I left off the dose with no inconvenience at all. I aui feeling w 11. look well, and have good appetite, and bowels regular. That God may bless you and yours with health and prosperity for all the good you have done poor suffering victims, is the daily prayer of Yours mo3t gratefully, Mrs. * * * Mr. B. M. Woo ley, Atlanta. Dear Sir—The Antidote safe to hand. This is the s venth day that 1 have eak ■-n it. The first two days I sUil cvl >in e tlieu I have no felt the wantf moipbrue at all. i am <to,ug well and ] tin feeuug happy. My sleep is refr-shin* and I r. id wed. Fen days b. fore the months supply gives out I wi:l seni for dno'her mouths supply. If I continue to improve as Ido now, I tlunk GO days treatment will t ur-- > -c. But of course you know mate about it that. I do. May your laer and ivs be vonr horniest on>vj and your final r.st be in heaven. L< ■*. me luarf.ouiyou. Fraternally yours, (To be continued.) * POLITICAL. In accordance w tli anna .1 cu*‘o>n, one week pi\ceding the session of the United otutes Supreme Court, she Chief Jusiices and Associates called on the President t> pay their res pc ts The groV mg fo liratlley was quite mnrke 1 and cordial. The commission appointed to trans fer the slumps, dies, paper and every thing counee.ed with the printing of the i .tenml revenue stamps from the custody < f the bank note engraving and printing companies in New York to tiie Treasury department have coin pleted their work. The counting of the stamps occupied ten days, the aggregate number being 83,5th.DsS, and their face value £38,196,23(1,43. The whole was performed without the loss of so much us a single stamp. The United States 'Treasury a few days ago received advices from the agent of the Unite 1 States Deposito ry at Tucson. Arizona, acknowledg ing the receipt of a letter containing exchange on New York amounting to £IOO,OOO, sent from the Treasury to that agency in May last. The mail ri ler beaiing the dispatches was murdered by the Indians on route, and the letter was left, together with the other dispatches, on the scene of the murder by the sivages. It was to ml recently by a scout and for warded, after a lying in tin pure dry atmo phere of that region nearly six months in a perfect state. Hon. 15. 11. Ilill, and Congressman Felton called on the President, soon after their arrival at Washington. It is said by the Boston Advertis er that President Hayes told Senators t lord on and Hill that if they could agree on a mail for the U. S. Mar shals place, Smythe would be removed and their man put in. As yet they have not been able to agree, and Smythe continues to hold the fort. The argument before the auditor, iu the Jones treasury case will com mence on the 9th of November. The Washington Critic says • “There is no more life or unity in the Republic'in ranks, The party is hopelessly divided, and we may look for a similar result in New, if not in Pennsylvania. (iambetla has been sentenced to three months imprisonment and a fine of §80,) for placarding his recent address to electors of his arrondise* ment. The pi inter of the address has been sentenced to fifteen days im prisonment and a fine of S4OO. The Xez Perees hostiles, under the command of Chief Joseph, have sur rendered unconditionally to the Uni ted States forces under General Miles at Snake Creek, near the Bear Paw Mountains. The surrender was made on the sth inst, after a desper ate buttle la-ting over two days. The camp contained 350 men, women and children, of which 100 were fight ing warriois. The Indians betravid none of the brutality usually mani fested‘to wounded prisoners in their hands prior to the surrender, and, while fighting stubbornly as long as they could, acted in a surprisingly civ il z cl manner. In the late Calafornia Election the Democrats, were successful in elect ing a nice majority, in the legislature. The Senate has 16 majority and the House 28, and on joint ballot, the Democrats have 43 majoiit v. The New York Tribune tells the Republicans of Ohio, that honesty is the l>est policy, with the view of work ing them up to honesty. The Trib une seems to think they forgot the oid maxincin the late canvass, The Ohio Democrats made the fi nancial question the principal isssue of the campaign, and they now claim that John Sherman should resign. IBs financial ideas certainly did not catch enough voters to stimulate much. The change from 100,000 Re publican majority in the state to 30 - 000 Democratic majority is nearh' equal to New York, for Tildon There are 145 Democrats in Congress and 73 was required to nominate a Speaker. Harpers Weekly, who advocated the bayonet rule of Grant seems to have turned completely around. The last number of the Weekly says: “Does any sane man suppose that in a system like ours it is a wise or even a tolerable policy to insist upon con trolling the political operations of the natural forces of intelligence and char I actor within a Mat.’ bv armed inter | ference from without ? Such a p ni cy would instinctively lead tithe ill treatment of those in whose interest iit was undertaken." 'S Its could the Weekly not see as much eight ytars ago and he p to pivv nt the til iie .t --ment to the i.ogro nccn- nrilv reunit ing fr m the bayonet ru t* of the South, I>. spi e the argument <ft! e Republicans she people-aw that what the Weekly nor advocates na; the true story tf Government and have by their vo es brought it about. Henry A. Lewis lias lecu appoin t (1 Revenue Storekeeper and (dan ger for the Third district of Texas, Charles D. Smith fo.- Tie Second dis diet of Cos rg a. aid Alexander For tune. Grange r for the Third distric of I Hint i*._. The Eng'i h Post Olflcc authori ‘ lies e< mj lain if Tie in trod net on >f the Col ra lo i ceil-.* into the kingdom by sending specimens in the mails. Post mas.er General Key lias given ! directions to postmasters to detain all 1 stu-h packages. A circular has been issued by the I ' . Secretary of the Treasury uotiTying oiliceis of the revenue marine sen ice that they will lie called upon for ex amination before promotion, mid that the standard has le n laised some what higher than heretofore. Any ! officer refusing lo l*e examined will : be notified that liis resignation will lie accepted. The election for Deputies or mem bers of (he French Parliament will come olf during the present month. The chances are that it will precipi tate another Devolution. Mat*Alalion, the President, has made a public de claration ofhis purpose to carry out. his policy, whatever be the result of the election. T his means that ho will usurp the auTiority to govern j the country in spite of the will of the people expressed at the ballot box. ItKIMTLIO VN OiiGAXIGATION Dh kolykd.—On the 10th inst the lie publican central State Committee, met in lln ir rooms nt Atlanta, and declared the chairmanship vacant and the com mi i tee itself disbanded. The committee dissolved itself iv an unanimous vote except .1. 10. Briant and W. A. Pledger. The following resolution ended ite existence : “Resolved, That the ('in i:man ship of lids committee is hereby de clared vacant, and the Commit tec it self is hereby debanded.” NO. 40. VEGF I! XlO. REV. J. P. LUDLOW WRITES: 173 Baltic Stult, Brooklyn, N. Y , Nov. 13, 1871. H. R. Stevens, Esq. Dear Sir -From poMonal benefits r<-. ,-ivwl 1y its use, aa well :.s iiom a personal know;. dgc of liiosc whose cures thereby have Peoinc.! aim >st miracu lous, 1 can most heartily and sincerely lecomn end tli • Vegetine for the complaint - which it is cl tin*d to cure. J ,MKN I*. 1 FDLOW. Late Pastor Calvary B:-] ti-t i him h, Sacramento, Cal, Vegetine. SEE RESTS WELL. South Polani>, Me , Vt. 11, 187;. H. K. Stevens. Dear Nh-—I have been sick two ye is with the liv er dolhplaint, ;md during tl;af time have taken a great many different m- dii-int-s, out none ol them did me any good Iva r, silcss nights, end lord no appetite. Since taking the Vegoiitie I rest well, and relish my food. <’au recommend th< Vein tine for what it lias done for me. Yours respoett'i.llv, Mkh. albert kicker. Witneßß of the uliove. Mr. GEORGE M. VAUGHAN, Medford, Mass. Vegetine. GOOD FOR THE CHILDREN, Ba ton Home, 11 Ty'er Street, Boston, April, 1576. fl. R. Stevens. Dear Sir We fpel ttiat the children in our home have been greatly bene til tod by the V geiine you have so kindly given us from time to time, ojs cial ly those troubled with scrofula. With respect, Mrs. X, WORMELL, Ut'.io.i, Vegetine. REV. 0. T. WALKER SAYS: Providence, K. 1., 164, Transit Street. H. r.. Stevens, Esq. I feel bound to express with my signature the high value I place upon your Yt gotiue. My f.imily h.ive used it for the last two years rn nervous do bility it is invaluable, and I recommend it toallwLo may need au invigorating, renovating tonie. O. T. WALKER, II irmcrly Pastor of Uowdom-nquare Church, Boston. Vegetine. NOTHING EQUAL TO IT. South Salem, Mats., Nov., 14, 1876. Mr.. H. It. Stevens. Dear Sir—l le.ve been troubled with scrofula, canker, and liver complaint for three years. Su li imr ever did nm any pood until I comntended using the Vegetine. 1 am nowgetting along first-rate-, and still using tLe Vegetine. I consider there is nothing equal to it for such complaint* Can heartily ree ouimend it to cvervbody. Yours truly, Mrs. DT7.ZIE M. PACKARD, Xo. 16 Lagiunge street, South Salem, Musa, Vegetine. RECOMMEND IT HE A R TIL Y. South Boston. Mr. Stevens. Dear Kir—l have taken several tsjltb-s of your Vegetine, and am convinced it is a valuable remedy for dyspepsia, kidney complaint and general debilltv of the system. I ran heartily recommend it to all sufferers from the above complaints. Yours respectfully, Airs. MUX ROE PARKER. VEGETINE Prepared by 11. It. STEVENS, Boston, Mass. VEGETINE IS SOLD HV ALL DRUGGISTS.' BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BARGAINS!!! W i: W STO t it ! I AM pleased to inform the public that I have re ojK-yed my Store in Baroesville with one of the | finest aud best selected Stock of I)ry Goods, Clot llillg. Hoots, Shoos, I lut es, Trunks, l'm brellaK Aud a general assortment in Gents Furnishing Goods | ever offered in this market, and would be pleased to have you call and examine my slock HEFOItE PrilCIIASlXfi, My stock has been bought for Cash only, at very ! low prices so I am enabled to offer the same at \ greatly reduced prices. n. JI. Xiifisbuiiiii. sepl3-3m