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• c vt;i ff c is not the be-nll i U , r end oil of fm« ? n progress, it is n ‘ . ]Uy and, therefore, not certainty ' ; ! t ' :U gnrh as it is, however, it has ■ r ;n ’r‘ a society Las just been :ric " ih i rii'oru'ote its extension under the l, ' rrr>v ' { r(i . first Positivist Society of ! That it will fail, and, with : v ", is a matter of mw. ; |n is ami not wliat wc take 7\„ wt to attempt, with our finite * i» His infinity is efibrt of old Mrs. Partii.RUm, ■ „ ,i lf to irnip up the sea with a ; va ’ ' Tie ,-e people are “smart,” very very i; cute,'' very knowing, v ;. rY nitich doubt whether they aie “-mart” enough to measure the ] jnfi itc Mak . oi the uni > ts© v, :r little pint cups \ i w night' since there was a fearsome ' ' i7, this < itv of the toil. Gree r .iCi'iH- HI there, and Su.-un Anthony, and iv-kcr Pilldmry, and Mrs. K. Cady y 1 ~j aJl (j ;i round doz nos other “Cmns’ old women, he and she. The : "r:.t* inci ting \va* to get up syni ’ ; ; -, n Kngdish woman, now in prison, I'liilacMphia, ua mM!l( uce of death f-r the murder of : r child, and to see how these things done I went. The hall was quite a ; one and must have had some two p." sind in it, most of'em being com , Jo king young people, apparently . , hy the “rich” disclosures antici , i in the ease Here and there was 1- hi, tiset!y old woman, doubtless one : had suffered so much that she could i • vdrii eijuanimiiy, have looked on the i . 01' a sheep-killing dog, but fur the part, the audience was as meti- j t of young girls, many of them girls, and raw striplings. Plumb in the centre of the audience, towered f frosty pete of an old, old negro, the ,n!y one of the superior race present, : looking in the crowd, like a black pea in a barrel of beans. Pretty soon the show began. (fid Greeley came forward to < pen the half, aud, as 1 looked up on him, it M*omod to ineas though the blood : murdered thousands was crying Thou, r ukw. Tall, round-faced, blcar (\vd, red complcxiom and, with a scan tv • : i of wiiitc hair on his pow and a !:, line of beard beneath his chin, there • .‘ "Oil, the man ot all others in the .'orill Ur that growth ol deadly fanati cism tbt poisons the present day. There ■v •• teod, sawing the air and looking i Avaruiy this way and that frrom mi i; r his glasses, and when he had stumbled ;uglt some clumsy phrases, in a mat ari ''irprming in one so used to public ir * .mgs. down he sat. Then up jumped ua spare, sour- looking, strong-minder, Vo rank ! off a furious tirade about the i if worn, n and the wrongs of men, n . now God had made the world all wgiwi! she and some of her kidney v ‘ .-'cing to make it over right, and v . -.e had said her say with immense wdihihty, awnv she scuttled io the rear ■ lic plad )vru and her rasping voice vc heard do inure. Then a woman t' oK the tloor, evidently dragooned • appearing**, by a threat of withhold ••ig patronage ! oni her should she refuse, j " discourse was not unreasonable, ■-'ll••■ne talked with disgusting free ;:- r \ braes of things not generally ■ l ' u apon the house-top Next came -'nitrmy, a pestilent old nionoma :|: ’•. v; l‘° odits a wonmns-rights paper : v- : lorcvcr stirring up a “row.” Ac 'o.dnig* to this dusty virgin, the Phila ■ ,iia iiairderess was rather whiter than : n and inure guileless than dives, and , forthwith, to be set at liberty. ‘‘-judge, jury, lawyers, law, court, arid V,""'“g' all got a lick with the rough 1 r > tongue, (and indeed the '■ 'aLc.m side ot that instrument is if i’ t!:an . u rat * tail fih-,)aml then she - by bp by demanding a subscription 1 ' • !l1 ■ tor the cause of humanitv, ■;v ii r l ites, progress, and s > on. bexr king in order was a string of ' iitioiis, demandiug that women should "' lore a woman-judge, by she-jurv j! ■ ‘-bu in accordance with female law. 1 b iwip the poor woman thus tried f!' , r rs I« her bonnet was awry •.■ ''Uu eang her, and chop off her head I ' s ' v,ie untied ! The resolutions f l .;' 1 Tirkfr Pdlsbury, a grim Pn-itan half pai^n> half-profcs ,‘ i niitliroiii.vt, and whole fanatic, , f c ' l > 111 which there was one l“' • V'ervatiun “The age,” said b ; \ 'Ooxcd at the fellow, ’‘ e ■ •aid facing an ia\.. V ' i ~ poirupted youth, and said to 1 li,lnk ; s ?,. t0 °- After this sour a ; a % came W.zabethGudy Stunton, Widr a red face, a pug ,r, , ~.. , LdL -‘‘>'C eyes, and a crop of l!,at st6od out on either side ' as though the poor soul were that 4‘: ;■ [ 'i awa . v - Seeing, however, :f t m, , “'‘ ut fl .y- aQ d her speech being can tell ' and (lr .vcst, I did, and so of-in ■' 11 lj " mojc of this synogogue In general politics there is not very much of present interest, save that ti e brethren are horribly bothered about their bonds—those infamous, blood-stained, thieving bonds, the price of how many murders, the cost of how many bereave ments, tjie origan ot how inar.v sicrfis 1 1 bey know, and feel, these people,lhat repudiation’s coining. They that the debtor class far outnumbers the creditor c | ass * even in their own midst, and know jdiat nack of those legions, lies the silent land, the great South, resting, as a giant, wearied with battle, rests on his war worn limbs, but ready, like the giant, when rested, to exert ajgiant’s strength ■'gain. Let them look to it, they that five in firm houses and drink their mellow Wine dhe sun shines now perhaps, quite brightly, but. the night cometh, and whore will they be then with their worth le-s rags ? They thought the South powerless, the rogues, and piled up one exaction on the other. They forgot that rniks, midships, and banks, owl'r nothing: that ultimate wealth is dug out of the gionnd. anj that Southern soil is the solo home of that cotton, winch their ships make money by carrying, and their mills by manufacturing, and their banks <u: i brokers by’ the business of commis sion und excuange. It is a long’ lane, Messieurs, that lias no turn, and you will 1(t iCarn, lie laughs oest who laughs last. J>('o Vindice, you know, Jk>o Yindlcc. i \ KONK J OWKibS NEW ORLEANS (LA) CORRESPONDENCE or' THE BANNER OF THE SOUTH. New Orleans, Dec. 7th, 1868. Uanner of (he South : Our rejoicings were premature, when, last month, we congratulated ourselves on the subsidence of our traitor Scalawags-, and the departure from our midst of the last of our worse than Egyptian plagues, the pestiferous Carpet-Baggers. Before leaving us, these gentry kindly paved the way for the triumphant entry among us of their superiors, the Knights of the Garrotte, Brass-knuckles, Skeleton keys, Jimmy and Outsider, by passing an Act of for their protection— inflicting penalties on any officer who should dare arrest these good people “on suspicion,” or for the purpose of2>t'evcnt incj their professional pursuits 1 Thus, the hands of the police are tied, and they must stand by and allow the robl>er or murderer to consummate his mime before they can dare arrest him ! Imagine what a Paradise the City now is for the noble members of the Fancy, for whom the aforembntioned immaculate Law-makcrs(!) have thus so perfectly played the part of pandering jaekalis. St. Charles, Canal, and Common Streets are ajready overflowing with the cremc-de-la creme ot the newly-arrived gamblers, pickpockets, thieves, <kc., and “still they come” by every steamer, and by every train of cars from the .North and West. The police records show long lists of daily and nightly crimes perpetrated by these, the chosen friends of onr very loyal legislators; and vetywe are happier under this visitation than under the regime ot their aforementioned more villainous predecessors; because, these fellows have something of a method in their malpractices, and may be both an ticipated and tracked therein; whereas, ‘ them fellers” are so slimy and tortuous in their diabolical meanderings, as to lie simply inscrutable. During the late Presidential canvass, some right severe comments were made upon the nightly parades, the costly con sumpiion ot coal-oil, and the extravagant, expenditures in the getting up of the hundreds of elegant banners, wreaths, &c., that were presented to the various Demo cratic Clubs. Besides the general benefit resulting from the circulation of all the money required, at the time, for these dis plays, the noble boys of our Southern Democratic Army have known how to evoke the proverbial charity of our people by a public exhibition of those same triumphant banners and emblems. The happy idea originated with the Seymour Knights, who have borrowed and gathered together the Hags, etc., of all the Clubs iin the City, which they have artistically arranged around the walls and pillars of | the Masonic Ilall. The display is not only unique, but really beautiful, and at tracts crowds of delighted spectators, whose contributions at the door and iv iresumcnt (abb s, will add many an un expected com tort to the various Orphan Asylums ot tne City during the holidays. The presence here of tne Bishops of this Province, has added much solemnity to the Noveuas of the Immaculate Con ception, which are being offered in all of our Churches To-morrow evenin' 1 ’ there will, doubtless, be a crowded aud?- ence at St. Theresa’s, to hear the eloquent Lecture of the beloved Bishop Elder, of Natchez, ou the “Lite and Times of Bishop Plunkett.” So great K the popu larity ot the Eight Reverend lecturer it is safe to predict the disappointment' of hundreds of late comers who will tail to' Wain entrance. By the way, your legion of Banner readers here, are impatiently awaiting the expected visit and Lectures of your own Reverend Editor. How long, O ! how long, must we wait. Your expectant Southern Radical. AXAXIRXED. On Wednesday evening, December 2d at Cant K v Curry’s, by Rev. ,T. F. Kirbv, DANIEL nfivv A MARY C. CAVER. 1 r In this city, on Thursday, 3d December, 1808 at the residence of the bride'b parents, bv Rev Abram j Ryan, Mr. JOHN H. MILLER and Miss SUSAN and. TOBIN, daughter of Major Thomaw Tobin, all of this GREAT LlSTfilEimoF" BY THE' r ETROPOI AX A N COMPANY. Cash Gifts to the Amount of 3250,000. iNery Ticket Draws a Prize! jf, R sl . 311 G if ts .'Each SIO,OOO 2o *< .< '* 5,000 4,) .i .. “ I,UOO 200 •• «< “ £OO 300 “ *• “ B)0 450 “ “ “ 50 coo “ •• FFFAiAiiii! 30 Elegant Rosewood PiauoF. AV.' FAh S3CO to SSOO i-iio • * Melodcous.. “ 75 to l r .o 150 Sewing Machines .. l 'f>o Mn*al Boxes .7. . “.. SJg Kl .» 0 Fine Gold Watches .. .L, 750 Fine Silver Watches <• ‘} o I', "F luneoil Failings, Framed Engravings, Silver Ware l hotofiai.h Albums, ami a large assortment of Fine (jold Jewelry, m all, valued at 1,000,000 XDOILIL^vFiS! A Chance to Draw any of the above Prizes by Purchasing a Scaled Ticket for Twenty-Five Cent*. Tickets, describing each Prize, are snu.m i n En velopes, and thoroughly mixed. On reeeiut of o-, Cents a Sealed Tieket will be drawn, without elmice <.ud delivered at our office, or sent by until to am rd areß.l’,, * I F P nZG iHimed upon it will bed. Jivm' dto the ticket holder on payment of IR|[.[,AR p ri ze* vvAll be immediately sent to any address, as requested by express or return mail. 1 ’ You will know what your Frize is before you pay for it. A.uy Prize may be exchanged for another of the same value. No Blanks. e >}‘ Our Patrons can depend on fair dealing Refkukxces—Wo select the few following names trom the many who ham lately drawn Valuable Prizes aud kindly permitted ns to publish them : S. T. VMlkins, Buftalo, New York, sl,ooo* Mrs r Stuart, To Nelson Place, N. Y., $5oo; Miss A. Monroe Chi.-ago. 111., Piano, value, $6oo; W. Curtis, N. Haven’ Uohl Match s‘Joo; Robert Jackson, Dubuqm-. .Sewing Macmne, $loo: Philip McCarthy, Louisville Kv' ?suo; Jas. Rogers, Washington. D. C., Musical lFx’ Moo; Miss Emma Walworth, Milwaukee, Wis. piano’ S. 1. Ferris, New Orleans, Gold Watch, si>so n e publish no names without permission, Opinions ot the Press : They are doing the largest business: the linn is re /H 2S a iß6H leßerVC thCir BaOCCfJS -”“ Tribune, . We bare examine their system, and know them to oe a .air dealing firm.’’—.v. f. Herald, Feb. gy j s(,h ..ast week a friend of ours drew a ssoo prize which Promptly received. -Daily yews. More/, 3 isg.s bend for circular giving many more references and favorable notices from the Press. Liberal induce ments to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Bveiy Package of Sealed Envelopes contains One Cash Gift. for oue Hollar; 13 for Two Dollars; '!.> for live Dollars; 110 for Fifteen Dollars. All letters should be addressed to PARKER, MOORE & < 0. , 190 Broadway, N. Y dee 11 - 7 * ESTABLISHED IN 1850- Subscriber would respectfully inform (h> 4 * J,e of \ugusta and surrounding coun ’ Diat he keeps a t i Establishment for the Repair of Fine Watches & Jewelry. All work entrusted to his rare will be executed promptly, neatly, and WARRANTED FOR ONE YEAR. At Lis Store will be found one of the largest stocks of G old and Silver Watches, Os the best European and American manufacture in the Southern States, with a select assortment of Rich end New Styles of Etruscan C*old Jewclrv, * 7 Sot with Diamonds, IVarls, Rubios, Oriental Carnots, Coral, Ac. SOLID SILVER WARE, CONSISTING OF FULL TEA SETTS, WAITERS, ICE AND WATER PITCHERS, CASTORS. GOULETS, CUPS, FOURS, SPOONS, And everything' in the Silver Ware line. Fine Single and Double-Barrelled GUNS ; Colt’s, Smith k Wesson’s, Cooper’s, Sharp's, Remington’s’ Derringer’s PISTOLS, and many others of the° latest invention. Fine CUTLERY, SPECTACLES, WALKING CANES PERFUMERY, PORTE-MONNaELS, AND FANCY GOODS of every variety, to be found iu a &rst-class i Jewelry Establishment. A. PUoNTAUT, One door below Augusta Hotel, lots Broad street, Augusta, Ga. Oct 10 sru Pure Medicines, A:c. nuALr.ns ix Pure Medicines and Chemicals, DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES. GARDEN, GRASS, ANI) FIELD SEEDS, FISH HOOKS, LINES, Ac., kc. 212 Broad Street, vx: cs u H'r a . oe< >kg ia . sep26—3iu I>K- II- r r. CA3IPFXELD, DENTIST. Rooms, 223 BROAD STREET, opposite Central Hotel, over Branch k Sons. oct 24—Cm cheap PAINTJWQ, 1 i 100 lbs. of the COST, r Pc-cora Colored Paints LEAD / (Costing 12,q dollars) will paint as much as 250 pounds of Lead (costing s:l7>7) and wear ( 'fr;k- “; lk « the bfc6t WHITE LEAD. Auv vin\-Gv/vi X L , f T J Lk <^ Ul " e 8 mado t 0 °w>er- Best ARNISHLh and JAPAN. For particulars, address , ~00 s - Bowen, sec’y, novl_-_m Philadelphia, Pa. VI K. H. Tt’TT A LAND. V>' holesale Druggists, 204 BROAD STREET. AUGUSTA. GA. Have In Store a very large and select stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, GLASS WARE, PAINTS, OILS, FANCY GOODS. ft! »V« n «! Sl8 ’ Sunaries - a,la POa to the wants of Mer h. iitH Physician, and Planters, and which they offer port. uPp-.f-es- 11 il<iVttUCo Manufacturer'* and Im TL’TT’S SYltlTJ*. SARSAPARILLA AND QUEEN'S DELIGHT, h S' «7 at BLOOD PUltn iBR; a speedy and certain , “ “ Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Effects of ' siin ‘ s * dU ”« uf .caption. Ih-i. e, SI.OO per bottle, or six for .>5.00 AJ.SO, TU XT’S EX RECTOR A NT, ON L i Hi AL will satisfy any one of its elncaoy. AI.sO, Tl ' IT'S ] 'KGETA ELE LIVER PILLS. r l hese ibiis are offered to the public with flic great fi. v . <jn r i h< nigh they have never been adver !U- UP l T ou Oross of them liave been sold in the Ij'UiDr-Pv UT' ?F ey are Warranted to contain NO liVtV'i ’. but ; lc4 on the Liver, which pro > t.ie PodophylUn, or May Apple, \wi. li they contain. Their op, ration is gentle, pro- If you to “BREAK YOUR r 7 T se theß, ‘ I ,llJs » before taking Quinine, and ay me will be sure and permanent. They are espe cially recommended to DYSPEPTICS, oct 24—fim. NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS AUGUST DORR, SIKKCIIAXr T.VII.OIi. 220 Broad St. (Ik-rsey’s Old Stand), Begs to announce that lie has received a complete mid magnificent Stock of FRENCH, ENGLISH, and GERMAN Cloths, Oassimeres, & Vestings, Which he is ready to mdt; up to order 1 1 the MOST I'ASHIONABLE S I VLE. and at prices as r.ow as ant ix thk ern, ALSO, READY-MADE CLOTHING. us his o-.vn Manufacture. GEN IS 4 L RNLSHING GOODS, of all kinds, which will be sold at the lowest possible prices. GIVE ME A TRIAL. AUGUST DORR, "■ tn-hn 220 Broad Street, Augusta', Ga. FOR SALE. I t of V, ’ IN::> made from the Catawba, Isabella,-and 1 aulme grapes, iu good strong barrels, -to gallons each. Address, JOSEPH A. HILL. « : 24—lm Bemlia * oa ’ J. J. DROWNE, GILDER AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTURER, 133 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. Old Pictures and Looking-Glass Frames Regilt. Oil Paintings Restored, Lined and Varnished. my3o—ly Pll (>TOG R APHIC NOTICE. PERKINS & PELOT. [At the old lacker A Perkin’s Gallery.] Arc prepared to furnish every stvle of Picture known to the art, iu superior style. Pictures of all sorts copied into Portraits of every description. oct 21—6iu ‘ NEW BOOT and shoe S T O R E. NOW OPENING: IN I BRMERLY OCCUPIED BY MRS. ilf Al A AS A MILLINERY STORE. I- I 3 - G-IHABDEY public l tha t t‘he' hasonhaad and h iriii fiioa f- 8 i ‘ Hd th * CeiVe * ~ ROOI AND SHOE STORE Comprising in part the following : “ vrouts and Bovs* BOOTS auti shokh ~n * , S ’ 3Ud TRUNKS, 5 ARISES, HtidSiTTHPls ... . for OASH. bItl ‘ b< ' <Ht “ < I,r *“*« vm : LOW nuc»i js to ,:d Di t f C b’qmess tor him, and who kill Ik- pleased t ,LU!, U ' tst ’ U U< P an<^t]lß public gonerallv, who desire to procure anything in his line of business, oct 1 1 -3m P. Quinn’s Literary Emporium, 189 BROAD STREET, AU (r U 8T A , (t E O NOVir" ’ full supply* of Lite NO \ I..ES, LIILRARY MAGAZINES FASHION ROOKS, COMIC PAPERS. NURSERY TALES. TOY PAPER, CHESS BOARDS, and school Books'. a . a complete a9sortmeut of published can Lv had at short notice, and ch‘iSmr ll j lt,rS i pnceH ’ Givo Jlie H before pur chasmg elsewhere. nov2t-tf J- 13.l 3 . IT. BRO \\ N, 189 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA. GA. . •■•i'' l ' 1 ;ui S&ulherin, GROCERS AND COMYIISSIGN MERCHANTS, IVo. 5281 J I3roa<l Streei, AUGUSTA, GA„ HAVK OS ILVND A full stock ok SVGA R, COPPER, TEAS, SO A P, STARCH, CANDLES, TOBACCO, LIQUORS, BACON SEQX **- LAUD, FLOUR, AND EVERY THING Usually kept in a Wholesale aud Retail Grocery. PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. mh‘2l THE DIXIE FARMER, This valuable Agricultural and Horticultural Jour md, is published weekly at Columbia, Tennessee by Hunter Nicholson, Ltiitor and I roprietyr, at So.oo pc-r year, in advance. Single copies, 10 cents. M AIDED THE PRIZE MEDAL AT THE PARIS EXPOSITION, ISG7. Sold bj Agrircult'l Implem't Deruys Throughout the U. S. t'OliLns Ac €«‘ih CA.JST i’asl-Steel Plows. MAXCPACTUHEL) 11Y COf.TJXS i( “HABTFOKT),” (>j tame Material «.«** <v t\Sr Cekhnticd Axes,- qfo Those I’lo vs arc made by pouring nemlten Steel into Iron moulds. They are then highly t< mpered, ground mid polished. Any section can bereplacen at any time by a duplicate; or, if the point is worn, it may bo / >paired by welding to it anew piece of Steel. Circulars, giving full information, sent to appli cants. Address COLLINS A CO.. Oct3—3m 212 Water St., New York. Wanted—Agents, s7o to S2OO. Everywhere, male and female, to introduce throughout the Southern States, the Genuine and Improved Com mon-sense Family Sewing Machine. This Machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, bind, braid, and cm broider iu a most superior manner. Price only *2O, fully warranted, for live years. We will pay SI,fKK), for any machine that will sow a stronger, more beau tiful, and more elastic seam than ours. It makes the Elastic Lock-stitch. Every second stitch can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without earing it. We pay agents from s7l> to 200 per month and expenses, or a commission from which twice that amount can be made. Address S. M. TOLIVER, A CO. Franklin, Ky., or West Point, Ga. Caution : Do not bo imposed upon by other parties, palming off worthless cast-iron Ma chines. under the same name, or otherwise. Ours is the only genuine and ready practical Machine manu factured. aug29—tf (j4o.j? JJowell §• (S Advertisements forwarded to all Newspapers. No advance charged on Publishers’ prices. All leading Newspapers kept on file. Information as to Cost of Advertising furnished. All Orders receive careful attention. Inquiries by Mail answered promptly. Complete Printed Lists of Newspapers for sale. Special lasts prepared for Customers. Ad\ ei tisoments \s ritten and Notices secured. Orders from Business Men especially solicited. 48 7