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bhooliog (riflo) doci.iy twonty-eavoa prize*
wool to Udiea.
Due. nun from tlio Greek Church, bitb
ert Qi reooi I- zed by the State in itneeia,
arc now to here entire liberty of war*Lip
Tin* effcctl 12 000,000 i.Lecmn tntjecU.
—‘hire, ta tirgtau' .Mr. bhiUaber) bee
jut attained to eixty-flyo year*. He ie no 1
strong la beelth, eliU luCcring mach from
goat. He lire* quietly in Cbeleee, neer
Ha*ton, end U eometimee for month* not
able to arose the ftrry to that City.
The beery enpply of American wheat
and oora baa depreteed the grain trade of
Hawia, aa well of AnglanJ, Jfranoe and Italy.
Dai mg the month of May there wa* a largo
demand f.r tiuieian grain for the Italian
market; bat at once We eompeution from
the United litatee aet in.
■ - Although Alaeka baa time far proven
anything bat a rich apecoiation, it u now re
al there have teen diacovered along
!u*' a die taut of 6.0 imloa au almoet
oonuuaona eerie* or btoka, hko nolo thoao
of NewKiuudiand, whereon the ood and
halibut have dmported, increaeed and multi
plied fi om the earlica age*. Xheee h«h, it ie
■aid, Lave now b.coino ao nomoroua that
they are only waiaug for the book to thin
oat the crowded femuy.
—Too hew Oilean* Timu m .kca an im
portant ataUm.ut, if true, that within the
lew daya paet heavy Jfreueh order* for wboat
have boon rooeivaU at that por., and that
aoui. cxtuuaive aalo* for Angoat movement
have boon tffoctud. The editor at the name
timoromtiki mat, 'except for oar aetuoleai
qaarauuue, winch hae driven nearly alt
lounge front turn port there would now be
ponruig throaga the jetty outlet a vaat
volume of trade in Weatern production*.’
—tit. Dual* diepatchoa report that the
ntgro exodua to li.niaa contiunea almoet ae
large aa aver, m apue of expectation* to the
contrary, and there seem* to be no iudioa-
t.on that it la abont to end. One benevo-
leut citizen who baa bean giving toe nogroca
temporary shelter, with food, at his own ex
pense, and baa epoot $6,001) in hi* ebarita
bis walk, ha* b.uu aompelled to withdraw
from it. It inty be tnat a new appeal to the
public will hood to bo made in order to re'
lieve the want* of the refugoee.
—The ihitiah Government ie now building
two sioel elad stupa of War, which are to
coat $3,000,000 each, without armament
They aro to be platod with 1G inches of steel,
to carry four guua eaeh, to be or 9,100 tons
meaauruuient, with a speed of 16 mile* an
hour. No sooner wire these monsters laid
on mo stocks, however, than it wa* found
out tnat one of dir 0o*eoh \Vnit*worih's new
gans was capable of driviug a bolt of chilled
etoel througn a steel plate 21 inches thick,
aud thu* ouco more mo defensive tide of
naval war luaLtug la found to bo at the
nirroy of me offensive side.
Knoxville, K. T.—The Tribune of Wed.
nesday aajs some guileless innatic, iu mo
absence of hotter employment, hue circula
tod tho rumor that a number or McmpLiaue
in East Tennessee aro stricken with the
fever. A dispatch frem Uhatt&nocga last
night, to tl.o i rionno, inquiring the particn
lars, was received too la'.o to reply by tele
graph. It Is unnecessary to say that
cas. of veil, w fever has beon reliably repor
ted in East Tennessee, aud so far as Knox'
villo it ooucernud no fever is anticipated
The report that a gentleman from Chatta
nooga e.tno to the city sick, probably gave
riso 10 tho idle rumor.
—Drs Uhaiilo and Sternberg, of tho Na
tional Hoard of Health, are in Havana look
ing idler the yello v fover at it* source and
in its physiological aspects. Tbsy seek
some informs iju in regent to the problem
of ooi.. »gijn, ivueilier btseka or whites are
most eusoopliblo to it, atnl, whe'.her rccont
arrival* in tho tropics or old residents are
more liko.y to contract the disoase. They
prop.- to experiment upon a lot of animals
—whit* raruits, guinea pigs, dogs, cats
foai.aad lu-nKi vs—by the mca'.sof aserie*
ofii.ocuUi.cn tuih the variant chiracur.etic
ll Uds eaiin .tn.g irom tho bodies of persons
havi. g tho fever, from the yellow perspira
tion to tus black vom.t. Tho airaugouisnts
for tho >x. iiune .is .re elaborate and care
ful. ..nd important resu.Ismay be looked for
—Tho i).->.tjio cohiery explosion a fort
night ago wa* causo 1 by criminal caret
c ■. la tho hand of ouo of tho miners
killed by th* explosion was found a tobacco-
pip. Tipcs ware also found besides two
ni.recf t o lead. The Ump cf another
luinir who was killed was oniockcd, and te-
orctrd in hi* clothe* was* forged key for
unlocking the Davy lump. A tobacco br.x in
the poc.it of th* fireman contained three
lamp key*. In one of tho men's jackets was
fcuud a pipe, six lncifer matches, and two
brattice nail* tied uigOi-Linoly together so as
to f. ..-j a key for unlocking a safety-lamp,
together with a key for th* same purpose
ua.la out of *n ordinary d-or-key Other
fo. gad i. *, i po* and lncifor maichss were
found, thou -g that the rules laid down for
Hit safely of memxn rs were systematically
A Dangerous Sensationalism.
tVr do not anticipate cny ru • p-
i jemic th.s year anywhers in the coun'ry.
We are confi lent, on the contrary, that the
name r will w. cr away w.th L-; damaz
or less at all comparable with that occa-
ioned directly and indirectly by tho ex-
itement, disorders, alarm*, and Inter
ruption) of intereonse and traffic
which may be inseparable from prudent
I (MiEc-tiYf insect.
Dr. Joa =, the State Commissioner c:
d"ri culture,call- attention to theappear-
r.: i cf a worm in the corn fields cf
c'ontL iLt Georgia, which horej into the
ta r cf tka p’.an*, near the surface,..nd
•o weakens it as to causs great destruc
tion to tho crop from ths least wind.
The writer,when residing on the coast,
about tho year 1S5G, well remembers a
i .tbns to priTtCt the di.- in.:ion r.milarvisitation from this insect in the
f disease. TheE», of necessity, will be
very great; but they may be needlesaly
made vent by exaggeration and sensa
tionalism, both verbal and printed. It is
of the fir.t importance tha; public quiet
,:nd composure should be maintained aa
far as possible.
I months of May and Jane. Bat at that
j ;ime i is ravages were much more disas
trous.
[ Whole fields from a foot to waist high
were completely eaten up, nothing re-
I maining but the excrements of the pest
and the debris of the vegetable. Corn
Every intelligent person wiih experi- planted very early faired better, but the
ini* I oil mat fifty thousand men
aro employed iu Pmlsdsiphi* In
.■•.are of clothing, and twenty
* aro made there every year.
evaded.
—It is
sn i worn
the mxn
million -
Oatting m .,'iiiuis are gradually fiadieg their
wxyiiiioaiiof the large mauu’seturing es-
tabhshmsnts of the c iv. Tnese maoUnaa
have a ca.-xbiiity of cutting nearly eighteen
hundred girm-nts in s dsv of twelve hour-,
or about t.iid to tho eouioiaed roeulta of
the labor of eight msu. Hattaa-holes, also,
can be worse l by machinery at the rue of
one hundred and o.glity per hour, while by
baud it would take tho eame period to com
plete three hoies By tli j culling machines
folds cf c.o.li forty-ply thickness esa bo
easily cut through. Au instance of the value
of ms.'hicery in expediting manufacture is
afforded in the fact tux; the establishment
where culling an 1 button-hole machine* are
used turns out one li indred suits ready for
wear meide cf twelve hours.
—The weather ru England has b ta so bad
aud so unfavorable to a prodoctrve harvest
that tho circumstance i* treated a* a national
calamity,like war or pistilence, and Archbifh
op Tail, of Canterbury, ha* written to the
bishop* of some of the English dioces-’e, to
request tliter c.otgy to offer u. special pray-
srs for a more propitious season at tee in
gathering of ihc crop* Toe Archbishop
seems to fsvor also the setting apart of a
day for fa-ting, humiliation and prayer, in
the gsnuiDO New E.g.*nl -til.- The raiac
have been so severe aud so untimely in th*
United Kingdom that one day's elorm alone
is said to . ave damaged the hay crop to the
extent of £5.)’.000. Tne wheat is said to be
beaten down and badly 'lodged' in many
plaoee, and other crop* are in equally bad
condition, and it is fuarad that unless the
rain* ooase ihsrc win he pr.x; i:n!!y no har
vest at all. Under iheeo circnm*tineee there
is a vory general lesponse to the British
primate's suggestion.
er.ee and observation in times of epidem-
io*, will be ready to concede that a large
proportion of the sickness and mortality
is trsoeable to the fright and alarm. The
books tell a* bow easily a man cun be
frightened to death bv a disordered im
agination. A crowd fleeing from conta
gion often 6nffera ■ greater mortality by
the roadside than those left behind, and
there is absolutely no more efflsieut dis
semination of an epidemio disease thin a
condition of universal Apprehension and
alarm.
We bold, therefore, that it ta an im.
porta&t doty of all who furnish informa
tion at ench times to avoid exaggeration
and all attempts to create needless ex
citement. The troth should be told, bnt
there is no nted of dressing it np in any
bnt ita native and inseparable horrors.
We should state it simply and plainly
without a single trick of the reportorial
art to startle and horrify,and raise or in
crease a panic. The press and all news
papers should keep cool and set a good
eninple to others in the same line.
We have a strong conviction on our
minds that this ia not to be a summer o,
extensive and fatal epidemics, and that
next November the people will find the
column of loss and damage made up
principally of the quarantines and other
efforts to curb or flee from the disease.
Note that the situation ia, in one re
peat, precisely reversed from that of
ast,year. Then the rapid spread and
malignity of the disease was ascribed to
a humid atmosphere, while this year it
has been as dry as chaff. While it ie
right and prudent to use ever; sanitary
precaution, we insist tbst the moral pre
cautions wo have suggested, while they
ill cost nothing bnt a little self-restraint,
are quite as important as nny that can be
observed.
Tlio Clubs.
dabs are numerous and fashionable
everywhere in the cities, bnt the moat
nnmorons and active dabs in America are
the dubs of the Metropolitan police in
New Yoik. They sweep right and left—
knocking down men, women and ohtldren
promt eouously. Every da; comes in a
report of the wounded. It is monstrous.
Let it be varied by the soulping-knlfe
for a change. Somo few years ego the
New York police wero a remarkably oivil
and polite body of men, bnt now they are
Modoc*.
It is a good idea they bare slutted in
Iiiobmond to add to travelers’ accident
insurance, insurance against these police
olnbs. Bat they charge too mash for the
risk. Tney say it is great; we mast
charge high because if yon stop in tne
street they dab yon as a gentle hint to
move along, aud if yon walk fast yon aro
knocked down ns suspicion*. It is a pas
sion—a moral measme. It mast be re
ferred to tho faculty of medioine. The
question of the day is, why should the
New York polioo delight so muob in dab
bing.
C cenes on a Ketugee Train.
A correspondent of the Courier.Journal
details his adventures on a crowded refu
gee train from Memphis, freighted prin-
oipally by defenseless women and chil
dren, but nufortanately with roughs and
rowdies enoogh on board to make it a
day of insult, terror and tortnre for the
non-combatant passengers—a dismal tale
of brnthlity and barbarism. It is ex
tremely rare to find in the South a male
biped sufficiently brutal and nnmac.
ly to be offensive to lady passengers; nod
this exeeption was no doubt dne to the
xtraordinary occasion and ita peculiar
excitements cud alarms. It has hereto
fore been a matter of pride that a de
fenseless lady on our thoroughfares is
not only sore of respectful treatment, tut
of all those personxl courtesies which the
situation calls for.
wri:>T eiw thousands of stalk* when in
fall rcasung ear condition, with ronnd
holca bored in them ae with a gimlet.
Many fell from their own weight or were
broken by the wind.
The insect disappeared about the last
of June, and many farmers who owned
strong swamp lands replanted their com,
some of them as late aa July. The wri
ter never finished until the fourth of July,
and still succeeded in raising about ten
bushels of corn to the acre. We are un
able to describe the insect accurately
after the lapse of so many years, bnt
think Dr. JancB* opinion that it resembles
the English wire-worm is probably cor
rect. We have no doubt bnt that the
father of Professor W. L. Jones, of the
Southern Cultivator, William Jones, Esq.,
who was then also living on the sea
board, can furnish valuable information
concerning the appearance and habita of
this unknown but formidable enemy to
onr staple cereal.
The last oireular of the Commissioner
of Agriculture, that for June, places the
average of the corn crop in the State at
83 5, against 06 on the first of June,
showing a falling off in oue'month of 12 5
p r cent. We do not think the yield will
generally exceed a half crop in Georgia.
The prospect for cotton is better,
though there has been a slight decline
also in the average condilion of the
growing etaple. The average condition
is pnt down at 92.6, against 93 a month
ago.
La9t year on tho first of July, ae com
pared with the same date, it was
89.4, or 10 6 per cent, less promising.
Good seasons may yet givq us very
nearly an aversgo cotton crop, and if the
farmers will bnt plant peas, potato
vines, turnips nnd millet for the nest fif
teen days, and then lay down every inch
of spare ground this fall in small grain,
Georgia will be independent of Western
granaries next year, and continue to
prosper. Will onr agriculturists heed
this nft-rspeated advice ?
New DooJks.
Nile Days, or Epyptian Bonds.” This
is the title of a small bnt handsomely
otten np volumo from the pen of E.
Katherine Bates, and published by J. B.
LippincaU & Go., Philadelphia.
The incidents of this pleasant story, as
bey purport to be, ore located in ancient
Egypt, hard by the banks of the classic
Nile. There is not mach said about the
ountry, however, and the reader, if a
bine,” will be disappointed at the lack
of hieroglyptc literature and sage specn-
atioas concerning the pyramids. Still
is a somewhat unique and readable vol
ume.
Messrs. Lippincott & Co. have also re-
ntly sent forth another novel—"Airy
Fairy Lilian,” by the author of “Phyllis^”
Molly Bawn," etc., etc.
The scene of this tale is laid in Eng
land, and from the passages wo have
read it seems to be writt<n in a pleasing,
piquant style, and abound*with interest
ing incident*. It will Ue valuable 03 a
watering place companion, and doubtless
will find readv sale.
Both of the above volumes can be had
at the book-tore of cur fellow-townsmen,
W. Burke & Co.
AN01SXB.
The same firm also offer to the public
two charming stories bound together in
pamphlet form, with a biographical sketch
of the author, the late Augustus J. Hul
sey. This 13 from the press of Y. P.
Si-eon, publisher, Atlanta, Go.
The tales in question are entitled
“Phillip,” and “Warp and Woof, a Story
of Life’s Caeckered Soenes.”
It is only necessary to read a few
pages of e.taer, to have the attention
tratisfiied with the life-like delineations
of the gifted anthor, whose career has
been, alas, ao brief. Had Mr. Hulsey
been spared he would, ere mnny years,
have ranked high in the republic of let
ters.
A Gixnsi Liotmtccs Tboih.—It is
asserted from Lonccn thsi a firm of Ger
man engineers have positively construct
ed an electrical railroad, with three car
riages oapable of carrying twenty persons,
•no a line of rail* L’20 yard* long. Tne
t.am moves at the rate of ten nuies an
hour. The power is derind from a dy-
nsmo-electrio machine, the current from
which i* Uanemitted to auother marlilce
which works the train.
Joses Coc.Yrr Cnorj.—A ride yester
day to Kilpatrick’s Spring, some six miles
from the city, on the other side of tho
river, revealed fair orops of cotton, gen
erally in good order, though the weed is
small and blossoming too freely for this
stage of the season.
In July tho plant should be growing
rapidly nnd only bearing fruit Qn the mid
dle and lower limbs. If the growth is
checked the fruit making goes on nntil
the top is covered ever with blossoms and
bolls and the plant, though dwarfed in
size, can do no more.
When this happens, with moderate
seasons, a tolerable yield may be realized*
Bnt long continued rains will can;e the
stook to sncoor and pnt out new leaves
from ‘he joints, which seem to abstract
the nutriment from the old fruit, pre
venting its maturity and opening. This
always reunite in great injury to the crop.
Perhaps occasional wet spells only may
Oause the cotton to grow off gradually and
enable it to retain its frnit.
The corn crop will be shoit, though
we saw Heveral fields that average pretty
well.
THIS GEOltGIA PttES8.
Ik response to the House resolu
tion, Treasurer Benfroe makes answer
that with the 4 per cent, bonds he ha*
redeemed 2S4 1500 bonds falling due in
February, 1873, and 12 $500 bonds fall
ing due in Angu=t, in 1879, making a
total of $14S.000. 52.000 dollars of
the 4 per t. bond* are in the vault.
Tnere aro {600 000 of bonds falling due
in 1879 aud 1SS0. He was prepared to
exhibit the cu.h balance in the vaults of
the Treasury. He had no United States
bonda in bis poss -sion except these de
posited by in*uronce companies in ac
cordance with the State law.
The Athens Banner is “pained to
chronicle the fact that Mrs. Emery Speer
ia no better, and that grave apprehen
sions are felt as to her recovery.”
It is stated in the “Atlanta Notes” of
the Athens Watchman, that ’’.Robert
Toombi eaid at the Kimball House tho
other day, that he was not interviewed
by Grady; that Grady heard him talking
to some gentlemen and fraudulently ap.
propria’ei what was said, and then
and mi* tiled it. Tooutbj fur-
her said that he tnd been a life-long ee-
eost-ionisL He wound up with the re
mark that when he wished his life given
to the public, he would write it himself
: rat in an autobiography there could
be no lies.
Notwithstanding all this, Mr. Grady
baa given bis readers a most interesting
paper. There may be same error, bat in
the main I believe the interview to be
oorrect.”
The Athens Banner says Lamar Per
kins, a student at the University, aoei-
dcntally shot himself last Sunday while
handling a pistol, and that the ball con'd
not be fonnd. The wound, however, is
not considered dangerous.
A fise on McDonongh street, Atlanta,
Wedc- day night, caused by the break
ing of a kerosene lamp, fatally burned a
negro girl.
The TtoiraiviUe Enterprise szya op to
date Mr. Ysrcudoe, of that place, hsB
Li;ved eighty crates of the Le Conte
pjsrs to New York, and will hare nearly
a- inscy more to ship. The latest quo'
.at on was five dollars a bnsheL
The Augusta Chronicle says a gentle
man and his sister rea.-hedthat city from
Memphis, TVedneaday, Bnd stopped with
a friend, but the Chief of Police notified
them to move on, and they accordingly
wt nt over to Hamburg.
We are sure theDemocrata of Georgia
will feel under especial obligations to the
Chronicle, or rather its pro tem edi-
tur, for the following condescending re
assurances. It is indeed a sweet boon
for them to know that if they behave
tbemeelves they may escape Stephens’
bi-approval ana Felton’s displeasure.
We would like to add something on the
print of Felton’s preference for "the
peaceful pursuits of agriculture” but
tuat j:ke ie really too huge to be discuss
ed this sort of wealhex:
The regular democracy of Georgia have
nothing to fear from their Independent
brethren, if they conduct affairs in a be
coming manner. If they fail to do so,
they may w r ll dread organized opposi-
-■n, and cur editorial correspondent at
Atlanta still insists that so pretentions is
the opposition, xlrridy that Mr. Stephens
may ya be called upon to cca - the part
of Cariin--, by maSir ,- & sacrifice of his
own indication*, though sc we hope,
his life, by leaping into thw abyss on,
saving the party, organized and d.*::-
gsniz'd, regular and independent. If
Dr. Felton had an Incler- ndeat candi
dacy for the Governorship forced upon
him in snch a way as it would be what
he might consider incivism to decline,
we esnu-1 tell wnat would baipea. We
are satisfied, however, that at pre*:at be
hxs no such ambitiou and no such desire.
Iudetd, some considerable knowledge of
the Doctor’s character assures ns that he
would even now prefer the peaceful par
suits of agriculture to the harly-bnrly of
public life, and that the harden of a Con
gressional existence is just ns much aa he
likes to bear, let alone the ca: king cares
of the Governorship in esse or in posse.
The McDuffis Journal saya ou Tears
day of last Veek, while a “yoke of oxen
belonging to Mr. J. T. Kendrick was en
gaged in hauling timber to -his mill, one
of the wtcels or the vehicle came in con
tact with a stump, wrenched the cart
around, throwing on.- of the oxen against
and over another slump, breaking its
neck just behind the horns. The singular
and unaccountable part of this occurrence
is that the ox Irved tn this condition from
the time of tne accident—Thursday about
two o’clock—nntil the following Tuesday
morning, when it dted.
We have been looking for it sometime,
bnt it is ra'.hsr late coming this season.
It is abont a snake with horns, of which
the Hamilton Journal says it made a man
ran for his life, and when he got behind a
big white cak.troe “ihe snake struck at
him, and the horn, abont two inohes
long, was buried in the tree. The snake,
ncabte to get bis born ent cf the tree,
was killed. The strongest part of the
affair is that in six bonra the leaves on the
tree, which had baoti perfectly green and
flourishing, began to wither, and, in Isis
than twelve hours, were perfectly dead.”
Exekptioss Fr. it Jubt Derr.—The
C.lambda Enquirer has some idea on thi9
subject which it presents for gen
eral circulation and consideration r
We think that the attempt is being
made to exempt too many men from jury
duty. Firemen, to the extent of thir y to
forty active members for each company
should be freed from all duties. If not,
Tolunteerdepartments mast be disbanded.
Their services to the community are
worlh every demand taej claim. They
work for the preservation of property, for
public protection, and are ready to aa*'
wer the call of duty at any hour. If they
are not relieved of jury duty of course
the companies wiil disband; and what
city in Georgia can afford to have .i pay
system, especially those places which
have not water works?
Wa can see no dnty which military or
ganizations perform which should exempt
them of nny service to toe Hiaie that is
required of other oit z*n>. They are not
necessities, ao fire departments are.
They are lainr.e*. Pride will keep I heir
ranks fall \ ben nothing the wilt. Why,
we have three companies existing now
in Colambn*. Even on the 26 :b of April
who ha* ov. r known one to number forty
mnsket-? Members will not come to
drills. They will net attend their own
entertainments. At long intervale a
squad of less than twenty, by hard dram
ming, are obtained for parades. What
dnty do opr military perform that forty to
sixty men each should be relieved from
the offices demanded cf other citizens?
Toe only'bentfit yet realized has been for
the benefit of merchants who are enabled
to keep their employes in their own ser
vice during court wants. Tne young
men say employers will not allow them to
attend the street parades, drills or oalls
to military dnty. Then why should
members be exempt by law? Has either
of the Cclnmbns companies turned out
thirty men on any occasion this year?
One may have dono so; the other two we
are confident have not had twenty men
in their ranks.
The druggists desire to be exempted.
Why, more than any other merchants wo
can’t imagines. Food aud clothing are
just as important as medicines, and it is
just as essential that the; ehonld be sold.
Humanity is never in more danger when
druggists ate on the jury than when they
are not.
We agree in the main to these sugges
tions, bnt insist that only active firemen,
in the most literal sense of that term,
should be exempted. Owning uniforms
and paying fines for non-attecdince at
meeting and alarm?, does not conatitnte
enr idea cf an active fireman.
The Augusta Evening AVtra (Stephens
organ) is rather indignant at Gregg
Wright’s intimation that its demigod
might be persuaded to accept t-e offiea
of Governor. It says “Mr. Stephens
does not desire to be Governor, nor cun
his pretended friends force the place
upon him.” “Pretended friends” is pretty
rough on Wright.
We find the following in the Atlanta
Constitution:
Refugees feooi ■ the Feveb. — The
trains upon the State road on yesterday
were crowded with -passengers, many of
them being refugees from the fever now
raging in Memphis. Aa yet no cases
have appeared in Chattanooga, bat some
apprehensions exists in reference to that
point.
Bio Coek.—According to Maj. C, Dr.
Henry Wilson is one of the most success
ful grangers in Fulton county. We are
told by that gentleman that Dr. Wilson'
corn has grown so finely that the ears
are burstiug from the shucks that oover
them and that the doctor is at present
engaged, putting cn each tar a paper sack
so as to keep the birds from esttng them
IPOID’S EXTRACT
THE GKEAT VEGETABLE
PAI'-i O’STSaT’R A!*D SPECIFIC. FOR IN
FLAMMATION AD J HEMORRHAGES.
Qneer Nights at the Reach. • question, and the vote wa3 taken by
Xewp.r: CcrrespD.Jiut ot the Bo.: in HeraldJ fcjnnd, not eonnt.
Tner-- are many women who go into | Mr. Phiiiip.*, of Cobb, spoke in favor
the surf with nothing on bnt a loose 10? re’cousi-Ie'ration at some linr.ta and
exlioodicsa. The ugly waves, being uu- with a fearless and emphatic moaner,
i iiaufnl of the con*- qcences, often make and concluded by eff-ring the following,
“shipwreck” of the tender garments, which wa3 read for information:
and a scare follows. A cay or two ago a Resolve.!, Tcit to:, house Cud nothing |*T?>,p r , m ofiei-n Nrinrnlcriu No other
buxom country la-s m* t with an accident >u tho evidence going to show that the I • r »HclUHalioiD > iicuiiimm. prepara-
whicb she will never forget. The waves Governor was ruiliy^mmorsl practices trpS
got under her dress and lifted it and or corrupt motives in ths en- j Hin-valuablointhcso diwasss. lumbaro. Pair*
plastered it over her shonliera r.ad head, dorsemeut of the State on iu,* bonds of j to iterk or bide. ae. Poxd'* Kxieact Out-
She screamed to the top of her voice, and tho Northeastern railroad; that he par- tssxr (50 cents)'or une when removal o! doth-
_ . . , r ■ . , . , ’ , r I u> is inconvenient, is a great Help m relieving
it wa3 thought 07 many, who did not I ticipatod in no scheme nor entered into iLflammator.- cases.
seethe cs-nsr of the noise at the instant, any combination by which ho was bene- I Pprnnrrlv-) o-pq Bleeding from the Lururs,
that some one was drowning. A number fitted either directly or remotely. nv °
r j- u * u • w I t>, •„ _ , 3 .1 .. • - , I any cause, is speedily controlled and stepped.
of ladies rushed to her ass;s:ance, and lie it resolved, that it is the sen»e of our Nxsu: Strixgb: (25 cents) and Ishalkrs
while some surrounded her in order to [ this General Assembly that said endorse- (50 cents) are great aids in arresting internal
hide her from view, others, with no little ment was ill-advised and detrimental to ^
difficulty, replaced her garments. Her the beat interests of the State; that tho JJiplltilCna and bore JLnroat,
fan, however, was over, bat ahe was bap- Governor should have remitted the quea- J TTse the Eitracs promptly. It is a sure cure,
py in the thought that no one knew her, tiou to the representatives o! the people Deh*J is dangerous.
the being one of a party of cxeuraioniete and he ehonld have repelled the attempt CattHTil. thijdiaeas**.ColcUn HeachAc. Our
who arrived here just for the day from I of any employe of the Executive Depart- r'Catarrh Cure,” specially prepared to meet so-
Providence. Recently a policoman was J ment to procure said endorsement. j ‘ious case*, contain* all the curative properties
called upon to perform a d-licato task Resolved, There is in this State no bjVu^to^aVarrhaf'aitvctSu*!* 13 '
tor a lady. She was the only lady in the precedent for such a practice and cannot inexpensive,
surf, and aa her frail form emerged from be tolerated by a people jealous of their Sores Ulcers TVoUlld 1 ’ Sprains
the water, and as she advanced to the rights and liberties. ^ nm l Brnicpq ' It » healing.’coming and
shore kicktng the recsedtng waves with Mr. Turner, of Coweta, moved to table M-HU XU ulbv.b. dean,] ,;. Use our Omt-
her delicate feet at every step, her dress the motion to reconsider. ment in connection with the Extract; it wiiUiii
behind was discovered to bs rent in The yeas and nays were ordered and “heatms.sofrenuis and mke^^out the aw.
twain. It was quite early in the day, the vote stood, yeas 92; nays, 63; so DiirilS and. bCtlldS. Kn ,i pnj.; .; t % UI ,‘
and not a dozen persons were on the I the motion to reconsider was tabled. I rivalled, and should be kept in eTerv family ready
beach. Tfco policeman was equal to the tiasasdnats A e d „ r ' s ±f2L°“ r
r , , t A . .1 ...... ,. , Ointment wul aid in healing a«ia prc\cut scars.
emergency, end, placing his flannel coat I on tho motion to table the motion .to ro- ^ -ri_„ it ran
across her shoulders, he escorted her to consider : Inflamed OT bOVC JbyeS. ^ ^
her bathing house. | „Th«e wfaff to table (yeas) are | !
^KvmVtfor, Bibte. fuTemon^totAnTemon oftSE Earache, Toothache aud Face-
London Freeman I ki, Awire, Brown, Bell, Barry, Blackley, ache. When theBxtestois nsec awording to |
“The preparation of tbe new Bible, Born, Branch, Brantley, Butler (col.) portal,
whiob is to be inspired by sweet reu-mua- Olegg, Colley, Collins, Cook, Cox or I Pilp- Elhid. Blbxdixo oa Ircm.vo. It i.
bleness, has not made much advance yet. £o»p. Crawford, Cunningham Davis of
Wo l*y bafore onr readers the improved ±5lfeei ^ 1 Wic »*ns, Dozier, Dubose, Dug- Pond's Extract Medicated Paper for closet uso
version of the first chapter of Genesis : I aar » Fietcher, Ford, Fort, Gimmage, is a preventive agaiust Chafing and Piles. Our
1. There never was a beginnim-. 2. I Grant, Gray, Glover, Hall, Hamilton, | s re » t where tho removal
And Cosmos was bomogeneons amt na- H’-nka, Harris, Harrison, Hill, Hogan, -„i ° RrnL-o°ri'' l^rn-,of onrl fjnro
differentiated, and somehow or another Howell or P. eke ns Hndsin, Hulsey, | p r -broken IjreaSt and OOTS
evolution begun and no'ecnles appeared. Humber, Hntehins, Ivey, Jones, Johnson JShppleS.
3 Aod molecnle evolved protoplasm, and of Clay, Johnson of Johnson, Jordan of om-e used it wilUieTer to withoW .t OurOmb
rhytbymio thrill* arose, sort then there I Jj^mb, Livingston, LufFaian, meat is the best emollient^ hat can beapplieo.
was light. 4. And a spirit of energy was Manuel, McAfee. McDonald, McGor- Female Complaints. SL,*jS2S3
developed, and formed tbe plastic o*U mick, McLucaa MeBay. Mynatf, North- taforaainuiloriiyoiimato ffisea^ttoTK?
whenca arose the primordial germ. 5. ern » Oliver, x-rne, Jratti-rson, Paul, tract is used. Fall directions accompany each
And the primordial germ beoims proto- Peacock, Perkins, Phillips Car- bottle.
gene, aud protogene somehow shaped r °14 Pninizy, Pulniii. Pops, R.-dwine, O A U J-'iOTJ.
eczxne; then wa* the dawn or life. G R'deo, Rogers (ool.) Russell, Sornggs, POilQ’S EXlTftCt Ttog^5i!“ri\rt?
And the heib-vielding seed and the fruit Shannon, Smith of Butts,’ Smith of Wat- ho* the words “Pond’s Extract.” blown in the
trees yielding fr nit after ita own kind, ! Slrottiier, Taiver, Tatum, Tnomaq glass, nnd Company's trade markon surrounding
Turner of Brook* Turner of Cowa s wrapper. None other is genuine. Always insist
xuruer or xtrooE*, ■ uroer or C n having Pond'* Extract. Take no other prepar-
Walton, Weehunt, Westbrook. Wilcox, ation. It is never sold in balk.
Williams of Columbia, C. W. William*,
Wilson, Wright, Zillncr. I PRICE BF POND'S EXTRACT, TOILET ARTI-
Tfcose voting in the negative were CLES AND SPECIALTIES!
( Messrs, Bennett, Bird, Britte, Becham, POND’S EXTRACT sec, >i and $1.75
tiou. 8. So that by survival of the fittest Britt, Gannon, Car, Chamber?, Chap- 501 Plater 1 ...™”;'.™!
there evolved the simisda from the jelly man, Cox of Harris. Daniel, Davis of j,ip Salve."™""!'.! 251 Inhaler'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
fi*b, and the simisds differentiated them-I Houston, Deloach, Dupree, Duval), El- Toilet So*p(? rak’s) BO i Nasal Syringe
reive* into the antbropomordisl primor- der, FarmII, Fitzgerald, Fuller, Garrard, | Ointment 50 | Medicated Paper.. 15
dial types. 9. Aud in due time one lost I Green of Baldwin, Green of Madison,
his tail and became man, and behold he { Harrell, Hape, Henderson, Hollis, How-
wa* tiie most ounning of all animals. 10. ell of Lownde?. Irvine, Jordan of
And, iu the prooess of time, by natural Crawford, Kimssy, Ring, Kirby,
selection and survival of the fittest, Mat- Lang, Mathews, McConnell, McOurry,
fhew Arnold, Herbert Spencer and Ohas. I McWhorter, Miller of Liberty, Miiner,
1 Mitchell, Park, Phillips of Carroll,
Phillips of Cobb, Pike, Prescott, Puckett,
Rankin, Reese, Koacb, Huberts, Rooney,
Sheffield of Miller, Sibley, Sikes, Sims,
Smith of Oglethorpe, S'riekiand, Tal-
iiaferro, Tate, Toole, Vick, Walters,
Welch, Wheeler, J. F. Williams, Wil-
r E G E i A B ■ / .
. I-’ •;
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; v
Has been In }•
/ constant use by ihe-4^ T;
public for over twenty; : i. v//4
years, autl is tlio best ^
preparation ever in
vented for RESTORING
GRAY HAIR TO ITS
YOUTHFUL COLOR
AND LIFE.
y.
It supplies the natu
ral food and color to tho
hair glands without
staining < he skin. It will
increase and thicken tho
growth of tho hair, pre
vent Its blanching and
qr off, and thus
rERT BALDNESS. .
fUll in-
\AVEI
/it cur
cures Itching, Erup-^
tions and Dandruff. As
a HAIR DRESSING it
is very desirable, giving
tho liair a silken softness
which all admire. It
keeps Clio head dean,
sweet and healthy, J
whose seed i3 in icse f, dernloped accor
ding to ita own fano/. 7. The oittle, af
ter his kind, tbe beast of the earth after |
his kind, and every creeping thing be*
c-une evolved by heterogeneous eegr?ga-
t*oo and conoDuntant dissipation or mo-
BUCKINGHAMS Dy E
WHISKERS
will change the beard to a BROWN
or FLACK at discretion. Being in
one preparation it is easily applied,
and produces a permanent color
that will not wash off.
PREPARED BY
R. P. HALL & CO., NASHUA, N.H,
Sold by all Dsalei* In Medicine.
Hunt, .Uinukin & Lamar
Wholesale Agents,
f*bi9 5*s:.A.oa>!isr. G-/K.
Darwin appearssd, and behold it was |
very good.”
PEEPAEED ONLY BY
POND’S EXTRACT CO.
NHW YORK AND LONDON.
Soldfry all druggistg. aprSJd w cd thr fri
45 Years Befoi-a the Public.
THE GENUINE
DR.O.MoLANE’S
c^cayc)4^y'.
Trie American Biiimoud Queen.
Saratoga letter to Easton Heral'1,1
Last winter Commodore Garrison
bought for his wife a diamond which I, .
am assured Tiffany has said is the largest f lingham, \V iltQOt, Yancey. Not voting,,
ever imported into this country ; that is Messrs Barksdale, Brannan, Bunch of
to say, tho largest of the first water. I Laurens, ^ Bureh of Towns, Davison, , tt-tc rn ■ __ _ _ —
Thero is au importer of fine diamonds Hammond, Kendrick, Miller of Houston, jj JyRD L>TT T C
who has abranch of his New York store I Hesbit, Phillip* of Coffee, Poppeli, Shef- I Bs tMoa A A u A iO
here for the summer. He purchased } held of Enly, Wall,
from Tiffany the setting of rhe pendaht I _ — House bill, on motion, was taken
CELEBRATED
FOR THE CURE OF
out of which Mrs. Garrison’* diamond
was taken, and the smaller of the two
stones originally set together. The
smaller one weighs 11J carats, and the
dealer tells me ths larger ie about three
times the size. One of Mrs. Garrison’s
from the table, and restored to its place
| on the calendar.
Reports of committees were received
| and read.
Several leaves of absence were granted. I
Mr. Turner of Brooks, offered a me-
Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint, joints.
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
friends, who hae held it in hi* hand, says I uiorisl from the South Georgia Teaohers*
it weighs 32 carats. It is cushion Bhape, Association.
and having seen the setting from which I special order of the day was Iho
it wu3 taken, I know it is nearly an inch I consideration of tbe bill providing for the
square. Mrs. Garrison wear* it a* a establishment of the Middle Georgia Ag-
pscdtnt from a black velvet ribbon en- ncnltural and Military College at Mii-
cii'cnng her throat. But, ia addition to I ledgevilie. The Special Committee of-
the enormous diamond mentioned, Com- fered a substitute.
modore Garrison gave hi3 wife at Christ- ?- c . ls being a bill involving the appro-
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
P AIN in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure ; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of the
* ty
Signature is on every bottle ot the GENUINE
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUOE.
It imparts tho most delicious taste and zest to
EXTRACT
ofnl.KTTER from
a MEDICAL GEN*
TLKMAJX at Ma
dras to his brother
at WORCESTER.,
May, 1851.
-Tell LFA4PBR-
I ttot > rvYT Ti &1N & that their
IHOT A COLD 5^|smuce is highly es-
teemed in India,
and U, m my opin
ion, the most ralat*
Able as well as the
;most wholesome
Sauce that is made.’
Sold and used throughout the world.
TRAVKLERS AT^D TOURISTS FIND
GRBAT BENEFIT IN HAVING a BOTTLE
WITH THEM.
GAME, &c.
r TCA & PERRINS,
26 COLLEGE PlAGE AND 1 UNION SQUARE,
tebS51awly JffiW YORK.
Herald last summer, was then believed
by those who owned diamonds to have
coat nearly $5,000.
maa eoiittoreeax-nnea"worth*46 _ 00o"The I Priation of ioney, tho Honse went into I ",' re qhentiy extends to ; tne top ot the I XO DRDGGISTSS.
mas so.rtaire ear n-ga wortn ■-O.utsj. the camm : t t ea of W hole and nrnr-m.ilori tn shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken W? b ; e , now prepared to print Druggists
engagement ring, of which I wrote tho | e bill np b?Wio ns. pr006al5Bd t0 for rheumatism in the arm. The stom- I -Y,L“- of .^description upon „ rca
Mr. Chambers of WilkersoD, presided. ach M affected with loss of appetite
Mr. Hillsey of Fcrsjtb, spoke in favor an< ^ sickness; the bowels in general
of tho bill. are costive, sometimes alternative with
Hr. Turner of Brooks, advocated the * ax ; the head is troubled with pain,
contrary position. I accompanied with a dull, heavy sen-
Mr. Mynatt, of Fnlton, spoke also in | sation iivthe back part. There is gen-
lieectaer on Sabbatarianism.
From Last Sunday’s Sermon,1
All religious teaching and preaching I fa ““ p “^e"b‘iir ' " I erally a considerable loss of memory,
should be t-uoh as will result in happmese. | Mr. Pain spoke eloquently in favor of accompanied with a painful sensation
the bill. I of having left undone something which
A number of other gentlemen were ought to have been done. A slight,
heard from ou the bill. dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The first section of the bill was adopted. — ‘
The second section was adopted.
The third section was read.
Mr. Paine moved to insert $8,000 per
annum. Lost.
Mr. Jordan—To insert $5,000 par an
nahleterm* aa ran ha hsi auywrara
I feh27 TRI.BGRtPH t MKSS?tVGKIt
ELECiBIOOTl '
'Tie Great Heata Pew
We Sccoiril It.
Boston Herald j
The successor to Glebillallen’a fog-horn
is not aononnoed. The inheritor mast
have wind equal to Arbuckle to manage
it. We nominate G n. Sam Cary.
The ”an to ■’ Kmphusize the
Spin.”
Wa<tinxton rorrespondincc St. Louis Globs-
Democrat <R*d).
A prominent Georgia politician who
hss just arrived here, says there is
strong feeling in that State looking to
the nomination of Bob Toombs for Gov
ernor, in cose it is found that such
nomination is necessary toemphxaiz* the
split between the organized Democracy
and the Independent*. Toomb* <9 op
posed to what i* known as tie ‘ organ
ized,” and being very popular through
out the State, it i* urged by hi* adherents
that be could do more in ths canvass
against the ring Democrats tnan any
other man that onnM b- e-l-otrd.
Glut of hilver jn \eiv Orleans.
N, O. Times 1
Silver continues to pour into the vault
of the snb-tressurer nntil there is no
oonnting it. The fact i* the people want
paper money, and absolutely refuse to
handle the silver. They will even un
dergo delay and disadvantage to get the
paper, and are not satisfied nntil the mat
ter is attended to. Tney bring their sil
ver in to the amount of $4 000 or $5,000
worth every day, and tha vanlt is jim^ea
fall. So rapid is the increase teat tbe
clerical force is five days behind in the
counting and receipting therefor. After
the money is counted the receiDtis giveD,
and that receipt exehsuged "for p-p r
money. The remarnaUa poict abou eli
this is that the major part of this icSox
i9 made np of halves, quarters and dime*
One wonld think smaii change is at all
times needed, bnt the readme-* cf the
people to pirt with it wo^l-i prove the
contrary.
—A conple of hot weather etuilea from the
South, told by ths Nashville Amsricin: The
heat of the sun wxa to intense that a tray of
com, eet to Maj. Toole* yard, at Tallahas
see, Fla , to dry, popped open a* though fire
was under it. As a Knoxville, Tenn , repor
ter was passing ty a grocery store ha obser
ved a slight oommotion is a basket of egg?,
and suddenly one of the egg* burst and a
vigorous little chick popped om
Cmxw Jacxsoi's.Barr fiWF.IT NAVY TO
BiOCO "OTlldawZj i
Wnen I was a child 1 used to wish I was
a mouse, or a cricket, or a sheep or bird;
for I never heard of any of them learn-
iug the Westminster Catechism. I d-d
Dot learn it either, bnt I was miserable
because I couldn’t. I was pilloried.
Sunday was my day of crucifixion, end as
my dinners depended on my answers to
the catechism, my Saudsys were very
often fast days. Sometimes, however, I
used to be left alone at home while the
rest of the family went to ohnrcb, and
then I and tbe flies and the birds had it all
to ourselves, but bye and bye tbe folks
came home and then it was Sunday again.
Beware lest you tnske religion distateful
to tho young. As toon as prayer in the I °
. Z. ,, the committee of tho whole,
family becomes a burden, stop it. | their efcairmaDj Ur . chambers, rose aid
reported progress on the above bill and
The patient complains of weariness
and debility; he is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning, and he com
plains of a prickly sensation of the
skin; his spirits are low; and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try it.
In fact, he distrusts every remedy.
Several of the above symptoms attend
tha disease, but cases have occurred
It frequently happen* that severo pain
is very greatly relieved by thorough pur
gation. Use Dr. Bull’s Baltimore Tills
for this purpose. Price 25 cts.
num.
The amendment was adapted.
Mr. McWhorter of Green, moved to I
strike out tbe entire section. The mo-|
ttonwas lost and the section was adopted.
The vote was 75 to 59. , .
Upon motion of Mr. Fort of Snmtcr "here few of them existed, yet exam- fifinpmiK! Prntvtoifinn
le, through ination of the body, after death, has UCIUUo f iOi-iOSlilOll
shown the liver to have been exten- 1
sively deranged.
THE STATE LEUI8L1TURE.
Atlanta, July 23, 1879.
THE SENATE
met pursuant to adjonmment, President
Lsster in the obair. Frayer by Rev- H.
H. Parks.
The Journal was read and approved.
Senator Bryan moved to reconsider,
after notice given,the action of theSem.tr
in passing a bill to amend the law pre- .
scribing a penalty for oirrying cot06aled I ®bd Mr. Stephens received the prison'll
arms in public gatherings. The morion I -a-utoticns °i the beaaSor*. xL® Sen.t*
to reconsider wa* tabled- I then reconvened, and Mr, Stephens ad-
Senator McDaniel moved !o reconsider I dressed the body as follow* :
the bill rendering “future contracts” President : I tbenk tho Senate pro-
vo’d in order to perfect ths preface. foundly and sicoerely for the compii
Tne motion prevailed. I ment P lid me - 1113 “ matter of graiifi
asked leave to sit again.
The Speaker tnen announced leave of I
absence asked by a number of members |
which was granted them.
Upon motion of Mr. King of Floyd, a I
committee of three was appointed to
wait on Hon. Alexander Stephens and
tender to him the freedom of the Hail of |
Representatives.
The House adjourned.
THE SENATE.
To-day Hon, Alexander H. Stephens
visited tbe executive department, after I
which he paid a visit to the Senate, which j
received him standing.
A recess of five minutes wa3 ordered, I
A OIESSAdE FR it THE HOUSE,
cation to me ones more to be able to see
announcing the pas-age of a bill by that I Fh® Legislature of Georgia in session. It
1 is the first time I have been able to en
joy tbls pleasure for upwards of ten years.
I am gratified to see yon in tbs discharge
of jonrdmies, and to know that yon are
performing them eo well, and I trust it ie
all I have to say that you will perform
them to tha satisfaction of the people cf
the State for the reform of abases, for the
relief of the masses and the prosperity cf
body aopropriatiog $25,000 to tbe nse of
tbe Lunatic Asylnm.
Tbe Judioinry Committee reported fa
vosabi; of a resolution relative to accapt-
ing a lot from the oity of Atlanta for ihe
paipcso of erecting a capital. The teiolu-
tion was adopted.
BILLS CF THE THIRD BEADING.
To amend section 1453 of the cade.
Pa-sed.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Dr. C. McLane’s Liver Pills, in
cases of Ague and Fever, when
taken with Ouininc, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
Advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a fair trial.
For all bilious derangements, and
as a simple purgative, they are un-
. equaled.
beivahe of imitations.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression Dr. McLane’s
Liver Pills.
The genuine McLane’s Liver Pills
hear the signatures of C. McLane and
Fleming Bros, on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr.
C. McLane’s Liver Pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the
market being full of imitations of the
name McLane, spelled differently but
same pronunciation. '
FOR REKT,
*]\TY residence on Bass Hill ne*r Mount de
, ,, _ , , . - - . i jLtjL Sales Academy and trontin* cn orange
our good Old commonwealth, (ipplause,) 1 Hivefc Po!“5e«ion tfivenatanv time. For fur-
To repeal the present convict lease. On for u there is nearer and dearer ther information apply to
motion of Senator Boyd one hundred I *° “J heart, of aa earthly oharaoter, than
copies were ordered printed, and the bill thing el3e, it is the honor, the glory,
waa made the epecial order for next Fri- P ri ^ e prosperity of Georgia. (Ap-
cay. pUu*e.)
1 At the conclusion of Mr. Stephens’re
marks the Senate adjourned till to-mor
row at 10 o’clock. The whole ceremony
was very impressive nnd touohing, and
will be long rememcered by all who wit
nessed it. Caeolysn.
Tne reconsideration of ths bill to ren
der void fntnre contracts was taken np
The bill was amended and passed, by
vote of 23 to 10.
The special order of ths day was the
discussion of the bill compelling tbe own
er* of properly to return it in the county
where it is located.
A debate of some length onmed, and
daring the speech of Senator Claik, the
DISSOLUTION.
firm of Cook ± Chester is this day dia-
_ solved by mutual consent. Hither partner
I ii authorized to coll t acd receipt for the same
Juue lfct. 1S79.
J L COOK.
jun71m J W CHESTER.
There is an advertisement in enr col
umns to which we take mu:h pleasure in
^ ^ ^ -r— ni referring onr papers, becanae we believe in
hoar of adioarnment arrived and the I *? t an< * anc * can conscientiously and hear-
Senate chsolYed. ( 'ly recommend it. We refer 10 Hall s
Hair Eenewer. We remember many
Atlanta, July 24,1878. | cases * a car midst of old and middie-aged
THE HOUSE. 1 * I P e °pl® w ho formerly wore grey hair, or
met at the hour of nine." ' whoso locks were thin and faded, but
The Speaker ia the chair. who nonr havs presentable head piece?,
Praver was offered by Rev. J, Jones, and ™ th noli «l« P r!d « announce to their
D D.,‘the Cnapliin. ’ friends that they haven’t a grey hair m
The journal vas read acd approved. their head*. X; U a pardonable pride,
Mr. Hollis, of Marion, after notice giv- and thn world would be better eff if there
n, moved to reconsider eo much of the | *** same of it, for when the aged make
journal as relates to the action of the ** ~
House in adopting the report of the com
mittee on the investigation of the motives
aud conduct of the Governor in placing
the endorsement of the State on the
bonds of the Northeastern Eailroad. Mr.
Holli^ , positicn was that the report Etouli
be reconsidered occause it did not really
press the resnlc of tbe evidence or the
ense of the House. Net that he would
impuen the personal character of the
themselve3 attractive to others, they are
more certain to win and retain the es
teem and respect to which a burthen of
well Bpent years entitles them. Try
Hall*s Hair Benewer if age or disease ha3
thinned or whitened yonr locks, and yon
wiil thank ua for our advice.—Pan-Han
dle Neics, Wellsourg, TF. Fa.
jaiy25-lw
The Hotel, corner of Broad and Crawford
Streets, formerly known as tbe Raiford Hou>e.
and more recently as the Rankin House, has
been changed to
BROWN HOUSE
And will be run with a
BXIjZi OF ^ a H.H
The VKRY BEST tho Market affords.
Planter? ai.d River Trade specially solicited,
For Proprie'ora,
J. Marion E8teH.
Columbus. Ga
Jail? 2 »
Fbosi Dr. S. J. Belt, BALTnnsB, Z4d. ^ _
Governor, but*that the speaker believed I I have prescribed Colder*’:* Liebig’s Li- I had at
that his excellency’s conduct in making quid Extract cf Beef and Tonic Invigor- 1n,1 * >
the said endorsement was ill advised and ator, and cheerfally state that it uas met
improper; that what the people wanted my most sanguine expectations, giving to
was tbe truth, irrespective of parties and patients long enfeebled by chronic dis-
F ROM this date all Carriave** on Funeral
occasions inside cf Incorporation cjn be
persons, and that ihe vote numerically,
did not comply with the provisions of the
constitution which requires a majority
of the whole Honse elect to pass upon a
FOR R£ffX-
The two-fctory Dwelling on Second Street be-
eases, debility, weakness, loss of appe- I tween the Court Honse and Walnut Street
[Better than Greenbacks.
Oneol DR FORRES' Ce’ebratsd Be»u-
tirul Electro Galvanic Belts sent lo
any first applicant (and only
cne) in a town at
, T PHtlOE.
Is Self-Applicable Cures ail Nervous and Debil •
tated Systems, tbat no other treatment can
| reath, and a host of other disease.!.
DE. POEBES’
lit
CURES
ALL CER3N1C DISEASES
BHBUMATU-M. Ri; 1 com
plaint, CHILLS AND FEVlIR. XJ7-
FLAMMA 1'ION OK STOMACH
AND BOWRI S.
NERVOUS DISEASES A SP CHliX. N7R-
VOUS EXH'.USTICii, fit ! G-UR«MARV
DISEASES, BlflDDEP AND KIDNEY
AFFECTIONS,
For SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Arising from Beif-Abuse. Exce^.ies, or Dissipa
tion, aueoded with some of tbe following .%vmp-
toms;
8;>ermatorrh«a, Nervous Dcbililv, Lo-n of **
Memory, Indiaporition to Exertion or Busme n.
Shortness of Breath, Trembiin*. Troubled with
Thoughts oi Divease, Dimness of Vision,
Faina in tbe Back, Chest and
Bead, Kush of Flocd
to the H^ad,
HKHVElJUrnuNH FTC
BRossrr-Dows, Debilitated CossTrirnoN^
Both Bale and Female, and all difficult cases
r which help can be obtained nowhere else,
found to be »o by undeniable facts.
XO DECEPTION. A TEUE THEORY
The fruit of forty years experience aa a sucre**
fnl PHYSICIAN and long expe tenceas a -
titioner m Hospital and City Practic •, who ha
that ’ without destructive
DEUGGIhG and DOSING, has brr u. ht fotrth
a proce*s by which Nature asserts her power to
restore, and thousands who were Invalids pro-
nounct its inestimable values as a Remedy >. nd
Njmpioma and receive Diagnobis, Pamphlet,
Circulars, etc, fr6e. Address
„ DE G W FORBES
Professor of Improved Syr.cm of Medica 1
Electricity.
172 Elu Stbizt, CnrcxaHAxx, Ohio.
Beware of .’mitators
Boffus Appliances and cpecolat-
icg Adventurers-
aor*n deodAwSm
n rinjin
\ H H \
k* :D
Finest Varieties coy Ho ci;
lito BptoKi anl other Se-ds for Fall Sow-
u-e. Baric/, B,e. Oat* »:i.l -l'::- . via,
ready.
b Onr TURNIP FERTILIZE!: should be used
ETaporators, Cane HUIs atm Steam
Engines arriving dally t-c
2£AEK W. JOHNSON & .0/S,
27 >1 ARIETTA STREET. ATLANTA GA.
f «iil tor Pricra j.il'.i ,is. en
tile and indigestion, the needed nututioa
aod nerve food. Sold by Jno. Ingalls, I Apply to
Macon. 1 join lw
JOS E WELLS.
A8E*rS FOR MASSEY'S EXG:LS10R COTTus
BINS. OISSTON’S CIRCULAR aAriS ARC
FAIRBANK'S STAKDASO SCALES.
CARHAHT & CURD.
Importeni anil dealers in Harawaro. Iron and
teel. Agricultural Implements, Carnage Mate-.
ale. Pamta, Oils, etc. mar i oaw ly