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£|)c illcD ulticJ onrnul.
Iv'k'M’m's. ; *^*******
Wedn**diyl“?kntt% ‘'9-, W7s. ;
ctTxr.R eKiosjtL pr«cki:i*i ng*.
Coßgress met MiStV«TH*>pe4, *M*
Speaker appointed tlm Cmpifritteeß, atxl
then adjourned for the kolßday.
Two very im|.&rtfl*ifi,#W»! : ffw MIK . , hour,
ever, were pajflwl-Mffifff'ffibfffjtfbi ..'Coli
gress against all appropriation* for sub
aides, and the other denouncing the
third term ;«roseat of Mr. Grant. The
vote on the last mentioned resolution
showed that £ho negroes and mrpet-bag
era, with a feufjtifra Radios!*, were alone
in urging Mr. Grant for a third terra.
The resolutions agpiafcaakaidies gives
a quietus to Us* Tewn* Faoiflr Roilroad.
Col. Tom Scott, however, is still ufgmg j
an appropriation, and the Centennial
GiinnuUea have the effrontery t<? ask for
one million and a half.
HOlWtl t TlilC*.
The following show* tjie Committee of
the House of Representative# appointed
py Mr. Speaker Kerr, on which member*
from Georgia apjiear, alao tho cliairmen
of each Committee :
On Elections-—Mr. Hsrri*, of Virginia.
Ways and Means—Messrs. Morrison
of Illinois, Wood of New .York, Hancock
of Texas, Th etnas of Maryland, If ill of
Georgia, Chapin <if MwwhosfttM, Tuck
er of Virginia, Blaine of Maine, Kelly of
Pennsylvania, Ohio' and Bur
chard of Illinois.
Appropriations -Messrs. Randall of
Pennsylvania, Holman ofludianua, Wells
of Maine, Atkins of Tennessee, Hamilton
of New Jersey, BUtluitof Georgia, Sin
gleton of Miwifsippi, Wheeler of New
York, Hale of Maine, Foster of Ohio,
and Waldron of Micliigau.
Ranking and Onrreney— Mr. Cox, of
Now York, Chairman,
Pacific Railroad—Mr. Lamar, of Mis
sissippi, Chairman.
Judiciary—Mr. Knot, of Kentucky,
Chairman. • V • '«<
Public Lands—Mr Huylcr, of Ohio,
Chairman.
Foreign Affairs—Mr Swann, of Mary
land, Cliairmuu.
Military Alihirs -Ra'mmig of Ohio,
Glower of Missouri, A. S. Williams of
of Michigan,.Jerry of Virginia, Cook of
Georgia, John Reilly of Pennsylvania,
Hardouhiirgbf New Jersey, MclJongal
of Now of Tennessfe,
Hnrlbut of Ulinois, Slight of Min
nesota, ;J“t / f! TI ;i \ ffD i>. n :■' t
Commerce Messrs. Htavford of West
' •*>'¥** Wead'4l Wjgrk Dufeud of
Micliigau, Regan of Tt*xa*, Pipe/of Cal
ifornia, Ruhr of Missouri. Pieros of
Aiassachwetta, Felton of (Wrgfe, Hnn
ur of Indiana, Ytotm of Pennsylvania,
and Dnnnell of Minnesota.
Post Offices arid Post Roads—Mr.
Clark, of Missouri, Chairman.
Chums-
Chairman. . It JetsM
War (Haim* Mr. Eden, of Illinois,
< 'linirman. 5.;.... .
.Naval Affair* Mr Whitthoine, of Ten
nessee, Chairman.
Revision of Law*—Mr. Durham, of
Kentucky, Chairuian.
Education and Labor - Mr.. Walker,
of Virginia, Chaivinan.
District of .Colombia—Messrs. Buck
ner of Missouri, Neal of Ohio, Phelps of
fhvmieetlout, Cate of Wisoonsia, Hart
ridge ol Georgia, lleqkle of Maryland,
Stevenson of Imnolfc,- McCrary of lows,
Willard of Michigan, Hondee iff Ver
mont, and Phillips pf Kansas, f
Public Buildings and (iround*—Messrs.
Holman of Indian*, Wells of Missouri,
Huri«m.tff JKRnois, Qopk of Geoigjg,
fUrirltl of New Fork, %kUb bt MaJ|--
land, Young of Tennessee, W. R, Wil
liams cff Michigan, Woodworth of, Ohio,
Platsted pfMaiue, ami Kimball of Wis
consin.
Patents—Messrs. Vsnee of North Car
olina, Bagiev of Now York, Douglass of
Virginia, Ladders cfftkittuwfficut, Hart
tell of Illinois, Clarke of Ktuitueky,
Smith of Georgia, Conger of Michigan,
Dobbins of New .TerseV, Sampson of lo
wa, and Hogs us South Carolina.
Invalid Pensions—Mr. Jenks, of Penn
sylvania, Chairmen.
Revolutionary Pensions—Mr. Ilnnton,
of Virginia < hair man.
Indian Affair*- -Mr. Bonis, of North
Carolina, Chairman.
Coinage, Weights and Mens a res—
Messrs. Stephens of Georgia, O'Rrien of
Maryland, Pottos of Michigan, Saylor of
Ohio, Parsons of Kentucky, Levy of
laiuisiana, Malsh of Pennsylvania, Wil
lard of Michigan, Williams of Wisconsin,
Chittenden of New York, and Seelyo of
Massachusetts.
Territories—Mr. Southard, of Ohio
Chairman.
Agriculture—Messrs. Caldwell of Ala
bama, Harris of Georgia Malsh of Penn-
Davis of North Carolina, Rea
of Missouri, Goodin of Kansas, Ander
son of jjdiiuois, flmith of Deatisylvsnia,
Rusk of Wiaoonwn, Van Voorbtwof Ohio,
and Small* of South. Carolina.
Mines and Mining—Mr. Bland, of
Missouri, Chairman.
Private Land Claims- -Messrs, Gunter
of Arkansas, Bncknev of Missouri, Par
sons of Kentucky, Powell of Pennsylva
nia, Candler of Georgia, Levy of Louisi
ana, Aiaswoff.h. of lowa, Kojtohum of
Pennsylvania, Joyoe of Vermont, Cannon
of Illinois, and Lspbam of New York.
Public Expenditures—Mr. Milliken,
of Kentucky, Chairman.
Railways and Canals—Mr. Joues, of
Kentucky, Chairman.
Mississippi LeTwes—Mr. Ellis, of Lou
laiaus, Chairnmn.
- Reform in Civil Kervice—Mr. White
house, of New York, Chairman.
Manufactures—Mr. Btnue, of Missou
ri, Chairman.
Militia—Messrs. Cowan of Ohio, Here
ford of West Virginia, Bell of New
•Hampshire, Scale* of North Carolina,
Candler of Georgia, Wal»h of Maryland,
TnrlxiX of Majwaebnsettv, Moss of Penn
sylvania, Darrell of Jxuubwos, Qroimje.
of Nebraska, aiul King of MWiesot*.
"Expenditure* on Public Bolildings—
Mr. Metcalf of New York,
Expcmlitnre* on Navy Department -
Mr. Beebe, of New Fork. (Fufi^ban;
Expenditures in State Department—
Mra Springer, of Illinois, Chairman.
Expenditures m'Treasiiry Department
—Mr. Ely, o£New York, Chairman.
Account*—Mr. Williams, of Lidiaua,
Chairman.
Expenditures in War
| Mr. Cljner, of Pennsylvasia, digi/muti*
Expenditure* in IV*t Office Depart -
ment—Mr. Stone, of ifffskouri, Chair
man.
Expenditures of Interior Department
—M. Mutchler, of Pennsylvania, C'bsir
mun.
Expenditures of l)c| ailment of Justice
—Meeers.j Caulfield of IBin ii*, Candldr
of Georgia’ House of Teniiessea, Stark
weather of Connecticut, and Joyce of
Vermont.
Mileage—Mr. Eglrert, of Pennsylva
nia, Chairman.
Printing—Mr. Vance,'of Oilno, Chnif
roau. . „
Rules—Mr. Speaker Kerr, Chairman,
Enrolled lulls—Memr*. Harris of
Georgia, Hamilton of Indiana, and D*rl
win of Louisiana.
Libnuy—Mr. Clymef, of Pennsylva
nia, Chairman.
Committee on Centennial—Mr. Hop
kins, of Pennsylvania, Chairman.
[communicated, ]
M css ns. F.Dffrms :
1R75 lm« paaaed away—gouu Into ths
imrvociible past, and lK7ti is upon us.
Yes, the great Centennial, the- one hun
dredth anniversary of the independence
af the*-United Hiatt* i» here. These
State*, or at lea*t the “original ]£’* are
now 100 year* old, and what of it ?
■•Whitfelirrinn, whrttof tlm night”? fs it
Idol nth I with n»? Or, « it day—
bright, open sunlight? After an experi
enco of self-government for these 100
yeaVH, are we settled as a nation of
statesmen that “thi» is the best govern
ment tho sun ever shone upon," or are
we dubious a nu.ro set of tinkers, try
ing to improve iqxrff the work of the Fa
thers V Are we following in the wu.vsour
father* bod—are wo pursuing tl.o same
old lieateu trunk blazed out for u* by
Waariingtou, Jefferson, Madison, Mon
roe? or are we taking a “new out. r uid"
—a hard road to travel, of mere political
engineering of Grunt, Morton <£■ Cos.
Those arc screHy* reflections and 1 c*mi<
' J tj * > <« At IN ftp ... .
FZSRTZLXZKNCr COMPOUKD
I mixrd with ehsmicals, producing Phosphate of him*, Phosphorio .Void, ami *ll the
elements of a complete aim perfect fertilize!, except Ammonia.
Ammonia is * necessary ingredient In a complete fertilizer, hut fs so* cxpemdvg'that i
a flrat-cle** article (when manufaetdred eommercwiHy,) is m» higli-prico.l tkaVeu former !
euti afford to use it. 1 Jp.Ti.
An abundant aupply of AmmHhla ia found on every form, in raw Cotton w ed aed mil. :
mal manure; therefore, Jby utilizing these ' artu-leH bf home prediction, every farmer
can make u reliable fertilizer oil his own place, at a small A>ut!*y us money. *» g«od, if 1
not belter than can be purchased. t** * * ! »! » , t ». \ “
This Compaund, coniposled «Uth cotton *ee.j] or animal manure, as dire ted m (he
formula, iuakes * rompUie ftriil&tr, Htih .iu «U‘t,hu ole .ii-Uts .if hlaiit food, kn't certain
tp giVo satisfaction, nt a pri<* Drithin reaeh of any and every former It it /Uxo ,rrt!
and A s./irft to tilt (Irorpin Htttb Ihpw imoU. jU/flqvUllft, io'io ttf th* f r tut
iHfwtar oj' \<th Jnn>inry, I*7'’. reffimilliliMt (At u.y "/it h< t!u /irtnir 1 * (',<■ *r»v> in prrt
< nne< tolomptftr king /«* flrptnniiW find fifnfittrr&l# in ftnlynvfa, i
I’rofessnr Wiirrs, the St.te Ohpmisl, lit his rcpqrt of March, 18.72, o the State Agricnt- |
tural Society, pieces the LOG AN COMPGT'NU pi the fiold rank of fertilizer* regard
lo*s of price. Permanent benefit to the land is also ii sure result from its use.
It is reemuiitended- heeeiise: •■...(
l«t. 4« heing lirtncipslly Pboßphorio Acid And Phosphate of Lime, i* pure plaat
f<s«l. and i* gomt for all crops on any still.
2d. Jt is manufactured at the .South, from fish-bone and chemicals of the highest
grade, without lulnlteriiticnn i ,-b .%! *%•■' ,f I ■
Mb It perumneutly improves the sod, by raturinng to it the fertilizing ingredionts re- [
moved by consumed cisypltig.
ith. Its effect* are miuledisteall thopixwhicti'.u of for m ruUy-ps the Hist si-ason.
illh. It is the least expensive of oD, and Bo known PertiNzirijiiSducei a Utiter practi
cal result ,
tub. It utilize* the ammonia found on every lu)raA , to .Ru ftttwer the
Host of this expensive ingredient.
7th. It is placed by Prof. White (in his report j> tlw Jt-tb" Ajjricaitimd Sdoitty.) in the
front rank ns to^intrinsic value and material ftw pJunCTood.
Bth. It gives to cotton the food necessary to sustain life while 'noting, thereby pre- !
venting what is called “ru*t."
Oth. It has proved satisfactory in every part wf ffto State ( by all who have used if.
'I he cash price for tho I.OGAN OOMVOI'ND » Fifteen Dollars for six hundred!
pound*, which is the quaulity to compost with and make a ton of two thousand pounds j
-no other expense except freight f>vut the works near Charleston, S. O.’, which freight j
Is paid by tlif pul»basct, , c ~.
Os hundreds that ooulii he produced, vr# pnhliSh the following certificate* of those
who haw used the Comp ur and:
■■. ■; . ’ •* -4- ’■ 'FJ I
C Klt T I FI CJ A TEN:
Mu os'. G.V.,
Meszr*.Rogers ,.V lemon. Miifion. Oft. : t apt. J. U. Anthqny, Agent - ,
Gy.tm.--l have used the l.bgftil 1 ertiU- iiuait Sx« j--I used uu my present crop,
zing Cotupsnuil for the post two reasuns, with tivut «i«'*«, th* latguu , CiMuponnd. !
and with results altogether satisfactory. It is evident that, it euahlos a crop to aith
Com posted with oottou seed or barn-yard stand the effect* of hot and ary weather, '
manure, I regard it as the most economical and this together with tho comparative 1
and reliable fortiUtor at our command, ehcapngss of the article, should especislly I
Your* respi elfiilly, recommend it to the farming public. i
T G. HOLT. I am yours raßpeetinifv.
" ■■>.. F. G. OOLLEY.
Rp bta, Hancock t'onsrv. Ca .I
December f>, 1874. > XVickis Oocntt, Ga.. October 1, 1874.
Mesars. Rogerß & Leman: Cant,. J. R. Anthony. Agent— ' j
Dear Sum.- I ooinposted the Logan Com- Don Captain : —After experimenting
pound, mixing '.(K) pounds of the Com- with the Logan Oompouud this year. I am ’
pound with Kojo pounds of cotton seed; and prepared! to say that I sui much pleased
stable manure to the ton. Where I used with it. ’he seasons have been unfavors-1
800 pound* of the to the acre the bte. lint the Logan Compound seems to pro
-1 coktrm fruited all through the sc®**, not- mote early maturity and hasten the devel- i
withstanding a severe drought of fsuropment of fruit on cqtthu- JI reguff. jt v as j
weeks in duly and August. 1 think with-:q» excellent fertilizer, aud it* reasonable i
out the drought l would have made forty prtee.% eoiffunotionHiith its many Vkrfdes,
ludes of i-oiton ac thirty-five acre*, wliere ought eeytoiuly to make it popular amting I
the compost was used. I am delighted farmers. Respectfully,
with the fertilizer attd shall use it next sea- C. A. ALEXANDER,
sou. Respectfully. J. T. HJiiUiV. Sec. O. W. F. AM. A.
Wu.sks Cot-NTT, Ga., Oct. 21, 1874. Doom County, Ga., August 18.1873.
('apt. J. E. Anthony Messrs. Rogers A i.eiuau
Dear Snt: I applied th« Logan Compound tdiurrs t I am fultv satisfied with the
this year on lauds not well adapted to thu Logan Fertilizer, It beats stable manure
successful ifeveloiiment of cotton, with the alone, aud ia by actual count of tmUs. at
beat result*. I find, where it ha* been least 200 per cent, ahead of my unmamired I
used, the cotton so /re# from rvtt. yields eytto*. There is i«*s rust where Up.' Logan j
more abundantly, and is for more advanced wat tided than when* fertilized bjr stable
that tliat n;ion which I Vised other fertili- tßauure. Your* hespeS'tfr.Uyv
zers. RcspectluSy, A. A. BARNETT. Bi M. THOMAS. ;
(S' For furtlicr particular* also Formula for tumpostvog. I>m ctiots fbr »se, Ac.,
J. F. SHIELDS & CO., Ag’ts,
aw,* THOMSON. GA.
wend them to the peoples of These Uni
ted S ates, from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific, from the lakes of the North to the
reefs of Florida. My countrymec, if
you are satiated-that the old Constitu
tion is a true bond of Union ; if yon
still look to it in its originality aud in ite
purity, before the taint of sin was npon !
it, as* the great Magna Charter of our ,
rights, our libertie* and our safety, I ask i
▼<»« *o-o»y, os Oita the one hundredth
anniversary of our independence, to look
well to the sins both of mzmmtusioß aud i
of omission, have been committed
upon rt-. Tit*»changed condition of
thing* may have necesaarily iuiposed i
sonic vital changes ix the ongiual law. j
U so, let them stand. But when mere ‘
tinkers, time-servers, come iu, withont ,
law, jnv-cedent, knowledge or good iu- i
tent, and attempt to purloin from that j
which is good ami holy, and to giva in i
exchange fifth atwl rottenness, it is the i
duty of all good men and trne to rise up ■
and say, “down with all this nonsense.” '
A duty and heavy responsibility rest* up
on tho House of Representatives of Hie 1
present Congress, Co-operating with j
those fellows of the fff-nate, itud the I
conservntlsm of the other side, . they i
nuifAt combine to correct the efiSrs of j
the past, aud luuat see to it that this new !
fang led Radical idea, that the central !
government has all power, and the j
Statoa nre mere appoudages, unutt ire j
erailioated, and state*men must come to i
the front attd tha lilliputiaiis who have j
been strutting upon (lie atage for the
past 10 years, must retire to the back
ground, where the God of nature de
signed them to stand. By accident they
ascended, anddike balloons inflated with
gas, they have collapsed to the proper
level. What is needed is honesty and
ability. Wise and honest men—patriots
-iiniKt oomc to the front, and compre
hending the “situation” must grasp the
greflt problems of self-government, And
standing it|>on the Constitution given to :
us by tile fathers of the Republic, must
give (spud protection and equal iuw* to j
all section* at the country. Then will ;
peace, htierty, fraterni'y prosperity again |
be our portion. That is the reeoustrue- i
| tiou that is needed. Then we will be iu !
heart, sentiment and in fact reconstruct- j
ed. Onk ok the People.
WANTED.
| ftevem! Te nants or LHbormt, either white
or colontd. for the preneat your. Ktt ek »nd
means fnrui«he lif denired. Apfiljf to
a- W. 11. MUKHAY.
Notice of Dissolution.
THE partnership heretofore existing ne
tw<eh James L. Hantawny and Walter R
Ourtis, under the style of James 1, Harda
way A In., is dissolved by mutual cpnseut.
The books are in the bauds of Paul ‘O.
Hsdsim, Esq., to whom payments will lie
made. L L. ItAUDAVVAY,
WALTER ft. Gb'KTiL.
•fist*
Notice to Debtors aud Creditors,
GEORGIA- McDiikkik (lountv.
All. persons he in n ’ demands ngalnst
the estate of Mi ry J. Cowles, defeased,
I are notified to pru-ent them, duly attested,
to the undersigned. And all persons i«.
J I ebted to said esta'e nre requested t . come
I rwftrd anil settle.
JO. M, OUU7TB, t Agent* for ;
TAH. L. HAI4DAWAV, 1 Legatees.
t.
. MONEY, TIMJi, LABOR.
Chernies! Paints, so called, have proven failure*: simply because the chemistry of
their manufacture seems to consist in the quantity of water that is combined with the
paint, by the addition of an Alkali, either Potnxh, Limn or Soda, <fr.,
Chemical Paints containing water peel, from the wood, are not economical,
beesn-e they will not cover a* much surface as Pure PainU.
Chemical Paints weigh from to 10 lbs. per gal.—this indicates only e smell quan
tity of paint to the gallon. As LinvM Oil weighs 7} lbs. and Water 8 lbs. per gallon.
Soda. jAnu Water, or any Alkwti mixed with oil is the same nature a* Soft Soap, which
with the addition of Wliite lead and water could be termed a Chemical PaiDt.
Pure Paint* weigh 18 to 14 the. par gal I on. are. Economical, and when properly
made, are the most durable.
We offer oqtl’Mß-Ai:rn Paint with 1 the guarantee that it is not a Chemical Paint:
contains no H'l Vr, W/> A Ural', ru* ndmtertttvrn , and is made of only such materials as are
used by tha oldest painters. Our Paint will cover more surface than any Chemical Paint
j in the World. ’ .
We authorize their sa'e. subject to the satisfaction of alt buyer*. Wa agree to re
-1 paint any house with English Jiß White Lead, or any other Whito Lead, if our Paints do
I not prove perfectly satisfactory.
W’DSWJETN, MARTINEZ & LOHSMAN,
Itanufncturrrt and Importers.
I MAM'KACT l.'KKlta’ AGENTS,
I. IF. HAtJot & 00.,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, &c.
White Lead. Zinc Paints, Colors and Yarnishest
BUILDERS- MATERIALS AHD BDIiDERS* HARDWARE,
?. 4. «, « MARKET, 223 * 325 E BAY-HTS., Churlewton, !S. O.
(AT Send for Price List aud Circuity. A T o*
Happy Times!
CHRISTMAS HAS COME AT
| *" *
POWELLs CO.’S
OWING to the great stringency in the money market we resolvud to make oar
prices suit the time*, therefore we have Built special reduetiou* for this week.
Wo hope that the people of McDuffie lull look over to their interest and cal! to see
us while the ball is in motion.
■ vRE-Wt GOODS AND NEW PRICES!
We have just received n Urge liuo at new goods at hard time prices,
CALICOEB, JiIANH, BLEACIIIiD, BROWN and GHECKFD HOMIiSPUNH
AC., AC.
A large supply of Apples and Oranges on consignment.
PO WELL & CO.
FARM IMPLEMENTS!
WITHOUT BRAG IN REGARD TO
FRIGHTFUL TUMBLIG I PRICES!
AS SOME AOVEKTISEHS PXtOCLAIM.
MARK W. JOHNSON & WOODRUFF,
ATLANTA (JEOItGIA,
A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
f\irm Zmplc/nrnln, Seed*, Fertilizer*, II ag
om, Buggies, Carriages, Portable
Steam Jb'ittyincs, Improved
Biva Stock, &c.,
new in Store ami offer at price* GiiRATI.Y ItK
OrcED. the following attractive stock, to-wit:
a.. 500 Boy Excelsior Steel Plows.
kguy .ra No- G I. Excelsior two horse Steel Plows
‘7* ' >,H) tdast one horse Plows, at $3.00,
' i> St oue order for $15.00.
500 One and Two Horse Farmers’ Friend Cast
Plows, the best Turning Plow ever offered to the public.
SOO FEED CUTTERS, ALL SIZES AND PRICES..
150 Com Shellfire, from 1f11.50 up.
500 Doz. HauiOed Farmer*’ Shook Hr.es, cheaper than aver bfifrim offered.
75 TWO HORSE IRON AXLE FAAiM WAGONS, from $75,00 np and
wannuted.
BUGGIES.
" e have the largest Repository in Georgia and es» suit every taste and every pocket.
FERTILIZERS.
;t 000 Ton* of the best standard Ferliliin r», now ready for delivery, consisting iu part
■if 1.500 Ton* Russell’s Ammoniate l Uoue Superj>hosphate.
200 Tons Stono Soluble Guano. | too Tons Pure Flour of Raw Bona.
.500 Tons Stono 4.eid Phosphate. | 150 - ons Land Piaster.
50 Tors Potash (>: -.pound. | 500 Oyster Shell Lime. also.
20 000 pound* Sulphate of Aumiouia Nitrate of Sodn, Muriate of Potash. Ac.
* SEEDS.
Our sect! department is the most eomplet# to l>e found North or South. No seed can
bo called for that we cannot furnish We have now arriving •
10,000 DOZ. PAPERS OF CHOICE ANT) GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS.
1.000 bbls. Early Rose, Snow Flaks, Brownell's Beauty and Peerless Potate*. Onlcr
at ouce.
250 Bushel* es the celebrated St. Downing’* Yam, very ffiie and early.
.5(81 Bushels of Red Clover.
1,000 pounds Lucerne. White Clover. Crimson annual Clover, Ac
2,000 BUSHELS GERMAN MILLET.
And right here lot us urge every farmer in Georgia to order AT ONCE, one or more
bushel* of this German Millet. We know of nothing equal to it under the Sun as a hay
or forage plant, aruf the seed will lie seen*.
1 ,«)oii Bushel* H ungarion Grass. i 5,000 Bushels Red Top or Herd's Gras*.
SUO Bushels of Timothy. [ 10,000 Bushel* of Red Rust Proof Oate.
2,000 Bushels of Blue Gras*, Orchard] the only Oat worthy of planting from Janu-
Grass, Rye, Grass, Pitches, Ac. (ary to March.
500 Bushels of New, Rare and Desirable Cotton Seed. Ac.
We are in earnest, we mean to sell cheap, and will GIVE ONE of WARREN'S PAT
EN C HOES to all who send ns an order amounting to ¥IO.OO. Send for price List*. ,
We sell FARM ENGINES Cheaper than any other Southern House. Trv us.
MARK W. JOHNSON A WOODRUFF, i
ll.'-tf • Atlanta. Ga. I
i\ew Advertisements.
Oyster Shell I^ime !
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FERTILIZER IN CSE IN GEORGIA.
sllJufmv * r , d Reno ™ t< f oW Sofl* b M b«« foand eqh.l
to PI.RE Olhl LR SHELL LIME. It is not only for one vear, but its good effects
sre seen and cutitinnes for eight or fen years. Lime is greatly beneficialto all Grain
Crops, applied as a top dressing, and also to Potatoes and all root crops, and
1 »PPl>ed”> quantities not less tl.an Sto SO bushels per acre For Compost Keen.it is
i .nmJaable, and to the planters of Georgia this plan of using Lime
mended, to bring up our bti.te to the fr« »i* t rank in Agricultural mattereTh.
ness of our OYSTER SHELL LIME will recommend it to eve” f?™«r J
ferfb.ters largely f,the L*t two Vest*. Its value is greatly enhanced by its lo£ rZn
of * mce. acting as if due* for years aft, r its application is forgotten. L soil*
mg m vegetab.i apt* fence* the laanrnal reality in Lime is more fnllv recogn Ni
ik iJ, .'C ' 1 "“d TW ' VrH it readily available for plant food
A splendid am! economical compost fertilizer may be made bv thoroughly mixing one
bushel of a • ai.,l three of i me. and let mixture stand fi to 8 seeks before using
, This IS specially adapted to usirg ii dr if for Turnips oelore sung.
The chespne* „nd facility of pfMPHrjftM* wonderful renovator of the soil ought to
uintt Tth 1 ** m *l'*;*‘* m#r desires to improve hi. Und) to .K
UtniL Nothing in. the wav. fa fertiliser or renovator has been found
p ~ nt im >—* *w.
, "r r ,7rr, r, d,O II r, r J 1:E GY * TIEB « ,r ' f LIME in any quantity at *lO 00
free of csrtgge, °u Carp in Port Royal, S. C. 7 *
A COMPOUND FOR PREVENTING ROT IN GRAPES,
for sste at A.'O per ton. Give it a triid. TERMS STRICTLY CASH
Send all orders to
Port Hoyn 1 Lime Cos
BENTOK ’ A “' x " Tbomson, da. ' PORT ROYaL 8. C.
CARPETS ! CARPETS !!
/A EH SENIOR having visited New York and purchased a full stock of Good# em
y ’ ,x * ce<l ln onr i n< ‘-® nd n , t .r> nc<:K cheaper than we have ever been able to obtain since
naniely ■** no "' °® f ' r the pubnc a great many leading article* at ante-bellum prices.
Brussels Carpets at $1 10 to 1 00 per yard.
Three Flips st *1 3/> to 1 SO per yard.
Ingrains at .•,<> cents, 7.'> cents. A i and 1 25.
Floor Oil Clothe front M cents per square and to the Finest Imported English Good*.
A full assortment of W ipdow Shades and in all sizes and colors for private houses and
store use from *1 to*.. Also to hand, and now open, the largest stock of Window
Cornice and Picture Frame Moulding, ever exhibited in this city* Also anew stock of
i0 “A" We * Patterns, ? varytag in* P*:.‘frem $1
Also, r.ooo roll* new Wall Papers, Borders and Paper Shades.
200 new and beautiful Ohforaoß.
Call early and make ftefoction*.
From this date our price for making Carpets will be 5 cents per vard
JAS. 6> BAILIE & 880.,
tJ4 ~" AJOfi Hrond Hit., Angtißtn. (j„
J. S. JONES & SON,
GRCOEBS AND COMIISSION MESCBASTS,
AND DEALERS IN
Dry Goods Boots Shoes Hats Hardware &c.
TikmifiON, Cira.
Have constantly on hand a good supply of both
Gfi.Yfix.tfi te ex cjz&jyfxsb
whirli they are w iling
Cheap for Cash.
£^S: , Y4 earrtF *’ ~ *,.c«
Segars, Smoking and Clewing Tobacco, Snuff, ic.
Agents for the celebrated
PISERLESS OUA.NO.
WBAGGING and TIES always on hand .
IMPORTANT TO THE READERS
V . „* • .... .. .
| OF THE
M€®FFFSE •fWX.Y&fi /
and time, and we do not wish to be burdensome in asking them toTid T Th£ ££
DRESS GOODS,
BLACK CASHMERES,
BLACK ALPACAS, and '.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
would find it would be to their advantage to give us a cell 14 . . *
| " r “•>' »»pi~
TUT LTLL. A BIESTST BROS. •
W- Ot2 Hroatl Street,! Augusta, On.
E. 11. ROGERS,
ihpoxtw. MxwcrirTCKKX AMD nxii.nr r*
RIFLES, GUNS, PISTOLS,
AND
Cutlery,
m iivrXT ISTITTO IST of all etinids
215 Broad Street, . . . tfwvsr*. fit.
Tg*. Repairing Done Promptly.