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(^ 3 sia^ ❖ ',- ; v r», r 1 / il: I / />/', Rgr r. y a V* v/ a 'A - 2, -l t - ■ ’• I. L I W/Xy /%! Eg v t I K r I V y'* : ▼ vol. v$ii The Xiffifcs & Planter IS PIIBI.I IIK.I) E V E UY SAT (III DAY. JOHN R. CHRISTIAN Proprietor Subscription \ at.o«. One copy 12 months.(in a-h a ce; 2 00 One copy 12 mon li* (on time 2 .VI Propoit onnto rates f«,r three uu-l six moi,*lis A dverti«in«jj Rates*. The following are the rates ngre- d upon by the proprietors of this paper, and will be ttrietly adliered <o in ail charges for ad vertising Hq’rs 1 VV. 1 M. | M. ti M 12 M, 1 $ 1 00 %'l 501 *9 oo #12 DO 2 2 00 6 60 17 00 22 DO 3 » 00 6 751 21 25 CO lit! 30 0 00 “ 4 4 00 8 5o 18 00 5 5 00 10 25 21 29 00 42 on tl « 00 12 00 21 33 00 48 t,0 12 11 00 21 75 40 60 50 HI Oil 18 15 25 30 25 54 75 6 o 109 <>0 24 18 00 37 50 t-7 75 03 00 132 f.O A square is one men solid N. ttp,reil N« deduction made for lo r t an a squa Special notices w ll bw charged 25 per cent above Notices, regular rules. local ooluinn, 15 cents pet in line, for each insertion. Persons sen-ling advertisernenis will pb its designate the department ol the pap r in which they wish them tiserted- wltelher in tha “regular,” “spt-ei d" or •■local” c-iliinin; nlso the length ot the tituo they w ish then, published and the spac-i they want them l<> occupy. of candi-l ilc* lor nlfic Aunotincing names i five Marriages tlt-llars, iiiYtriably and Obituary in a Notices ivimee. not ex ceeding 10 lines will be nublished tiet hi for nil over 10 lines, regular advertising rut-s will bn charged. Rates anil Rules for Legal Advertising Sheritfs Hale-, per hvy, . . #5 0 *• Mortgage fi fa 8 a es. per squ rc r C’iiaiioiia for Letters ol AdmiiiiHioi’n : «« 1 (liinidiaiiship Application for Di-’n from \ mini ii 5 ^ ** •* •• Gmirdiuti’p 5 i on “ Leave o e 1 Land 5 ~ Hal h of Land per quaro . ^ . . Hh'ch of Perishable prop’y, |ior sqiti’e E ~ Notice *o Debtors and rc-liiora . . Forei Insure of Moitga »>, per Iqnarc Kst ray Net iced, 30 -lays..... “. Application lor llnm. si. itd . . . . ■i oo When il ! s are >ue. All advcrli Hvtmuils ill this paper art In, at any time alter ih lirst iii-ertimi of tin siiiiio mid will be collected at the pit ii e« of the Plonrietnrs unless otherwise arranged contract. FUOFKHHION.VL AN1> UIJSINKSS J. T. JORDAN i A TTO li ,\i: V AT Tin Sparta, Georgia, tlflicc qver Cothern % Wntkifis’ .'-■toir. L. LITTLE ATTORNEY AT LAW. Sparta, Georgia. Ofiiee in the County Court room vve-tirf Court lions,>. JAMKS IIAIU.BV, jlflatnnj f// S'f.am t N/M/r/’.i, a a | lloomn it. Law Building, wo-t ol House tiS lv. HILL & HARRIS J t r o it \ i: i s % t i. % u , Macon, Georgia. Special altenlion p-ven to Coi.i m-rioms and oiliei offico businen*. Nov. 2.1, 1872 ly - DR. P. T. PENDLETON Having returned and loeatevi periuaiienilv in Hl’AllTA. offers I,is PROFESSIONAL SERVICES lo (ho citizens of Hancock county. I - office is at the residence of Dr. K M IT / ULKPtlN, where lie maybe found, unless iiroffvsftionally engaged ! 1,120.72 HA 1 LIBIA I) Si’ll l’DUl.KS Southwestern K. II. J-ri'i kin ri m» m - < Trie* Maenu, Ga , March t, lS7 I O N and after Sundiiy, 't ret, 1-t r«•,. s ou this road will run as lol ow> : v’ot evim s vi ut. tk ix. l.n>av« Macon, p Arrive «t I’elumbus, 12 ; 15 i m Leave Columbus, *2:30 p in Anivo at Macon, • 1 Making clow- c-nmvlion with Western Kailrund at 1 of ,minis n»r Montgomery, Mo¬ bile. New Orleans, el eo Liu ms pay khmuiit van ceoMM-nv Tins TltMN. Leave Macot <b Arrive ai t elumbu. Leave lioluni >i Anise ,1 '1 VI i n M ret lien-nl n * Hp>P Afrit— ■my 7 m l,e*v. « rvurv-ra S’>0 h tvv Arrive- al 'I «c -u. 6 ;D‘ p m Leave* Albany,_ 10:47 a ut ri ,i bert daily ex »p* Sunday Albany Irani couuvo s with \ laune and Oalf Had rvad fr.ai « at A lr«*v »nd will tun ta Arlington oi RUke’-v Eve *iv*u M«- • da, Wednesday and Fi day, reiuiiiing Tuesday. Thuteday ml atm day. KUKAl LA Mtattv raKmiir »M» .wcv'ViMona* Tl«*x THAW. Laura* .VlaCnti, 9 TO p m Arrive* *t Kufauia Itbgo a nv Leave* Kuaula. 7 2’- pm Arrive* at Maran, )*,4«5 Train* leaving M#e,m *nl Eo. a on tilt* acheduta S why Tme-ixv and I «i*y n ght* cam- a* sutithviUe w fiaiti* k< Albany. YlRiliL 1‘O’VEttS. Eg 1 8 n* r wm leu'. SPARTA, HANCOCK COUNTY, CA., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 , 1874 . f e S al Adveri tsem S\ I. JiK SOI,it belore iht ■. <l.«r m K|.,rw, Irgiil hours of sale, on the first Tuesday October nex , TIRO TlX o »-s of laud levied a- ihe proper 8 . H y,» s to 8 l mvo fi ins, issue frein ihe Superior James Coutt Ha tow county, one . favor >( Moore & 11. L. Midi! ebrooks the othe fa tor of II. H. Cuiver. l’ropevty pom out by * plain!iff a attorney. JiW SIOORB, a g.29-’73til8. Slieriff Hancock co. / \ the first Monday in October next \ 11 iciition will be made lo ilieCnur. Onlioary ol Hancock county Georgia, lea e t sell a irnci of and in said belong, g to tile estate of Wil in II uprights, d-c <1 known astl, ‘ un adjoining lands ol A. M. Summ.rs urn, and con aining Tli ec Huudr.d acres loo e or less, f„r the purpose of carrying out the provisions o the d wid veazky of deceased Wm. Executor of Wm. fl. i-pe'ghts. Hxcciilor’M Male W ILL be a id before the 0 urt II use door, i Sparta on the 1st Titer day SkTS.'.'S; ! 2 * 1 X" T “* One lot Of l,„„. in sai-i county, k own as the (,’ mhe ~z_ ace, coiitaiumg 10. aeies. more or less, 2 .i * Inch are thee o-.d , cabins, tvvn smbles nnil a gon«l w«» I o! w;» i«r : b iioii 110 MC*i*t*H under cuhivaiinn and about winter 120 acres of t- stock istrsci &c. original t fine range for One f mi. known iim til Rufbtlo place, the ob] Homestead in said county containing 555 acres, more or • s» ; on the j, ace is a goo-l dw. ltin house with sx roon s ; five fiame buildings, tour cril's si,d iwo log cabins ; 130 iicia's under cuttivaiiou, a sufficiency of original forest r-ouveuieiit !y locuted tor plantation (lie u-e if•• One fat in, mlj. iniiiv estearf place, coutaiiiing 520 acres, trior- or less. 102 acr s ii-Kr cuilivu ion uu-l ah-ut iOO acres ,) 0 rigusl kircst On this |ilac there r- two big i alii s. The two lust iiameil plac-s may be sofil a h one farm if desircO. Terms, one half cash the other ■ air, twelve momhs with interest, to lie secured hy mor gage oi HENRY ho land. *1 Alt It 1 8 , ) Exr’s C. W. DuBOHE. f rii - , 22 tds J* TATE V5 harms, (d- A. GEO II = * i, ( zr - —culms nt \Y = zr f sat conn y, decease- . rcpr«*en T. to the Gmi-l ofOidininy that he ban hilly will dis-bai->e Iti- i Iks y in I lie exccntinti <■( ihe n l e-lHl and Mucnr 1 mg to taw This is there fore cite a t persons concerned, it how i ails-*, if any they ch . wliy sui-t Executor slimed not he disclia gt-il In-m Ii s and in mi nisi in linn, and ice iv i- |. hers of disnn si-in in the premises -a the lit'.—t Monday Novemhci next, W ii css, my officinl signature, this 30th -lay of Angus 1871. LK, Ordinary, TlloMAS, 1. Ll I I aiigi i-;,iii. t l-p i li(> IA IIaN, o K ( OUN I Y— I IS Ii y : iv al 1 persons I ' , 1 , tImi l n v nben tic m ll >1 1111 y i|. i t tbs life I, St t' e -I tied for ad u = on the cstat-' m sai<l Liiraiia VS nrthe.i i £ I in !c ms of the law admin is vv ll tie vestei in the U-rk t Hups t curt id' llauct-ck county, or sum oili¬ lit and proit-r nerst o, diiriy lays after tiblicuti n of lids notice, unless some valid bj- r-V u is m-t hand e lo and bis ap|Miiuiiitcnl, Give ii li- r my official ■iviii this itit* 2'>(ii day of Aigust IhT I I IIGM V.S I. Ll f I LK Otdamry tig 29 30-1 I I VXCIh K UT OF il IN IKY £ I * • urnr T i 3 Ordinary it being made < * = Hi ot said coutt y, that VI = s F. Dickson but said enttu y of II n = * Ut org a, lifts do pal led this tile iittei-t Ue. an - no |> rsotl 7 i |.>r iiitininislta-iou on t e F.si-iU sai-l Mm tli T I)iek«oe. and iu ei nis of iiilniiiii-tration wil Ii ves ed i le U "I the 8 up ior on i er s ine odi til |ieiNi,ii alter cue and lega p lie ~ III notice iinleas miiuo valid <» jeotimi L- made in (he premise*. It O .AS I III I iiugllfiOd Ordinary, llauc u-k l ( F.O 111! I \. HANCOCK l ol'NTV X VYl ei'eui Marlin lonloon, a u b is i nn oi Sa.iiT VV lex n«!er ; rejecs- n sto (lie Court in bis petition, duly filed ami en inred on record, that be lias full, a,In,inis. Icred H.iinuel W A I x in lev’s estate, II,i i he ie tore lo cite all poisons eon oer ed, kind , d ,nd oreibto ,to show C.'IIII if any limy can, why s* d ndmiuisirut >i slmtild n->i be disi barged fiom liis ndminis trftlioo and reeei.c leito - of JisiuisSoit on the Dt Monday in Septet = ■r, 18;». (liven undet ny and l r tlice this the 1 si day o li.no 1874 TllOH | LIT I LK, U,d’y dune <>, 'Tin. LKSSON’S IN MIUSU 1IVEN (-> a united number of pupi’s on I die piano, at her resi lt me by ang 29, i m MRS. r L. I I'TLI HOTEL Reduction of Board. OO I’or .1 ) a y ! 1 V E. IHtO \ N At 8 v»\. proprieinr- ol [V i s 11 quill d- r that (u>. I ami !>1 inf-i ih« in lie t-i ir triei on a Her of S> pi ember I rates w ll be reduced Li- r d it. Wk ^Ail v eto*s wonhl r -p- e,fii ly rt-'-nn iha k- f.»r the r t v ibeval put PF-oide I to the ih, lions - for friends nearly year- and h-su e ir m nv - will ,-e our be-t endcav r- for ihe < to giv- tile’s- 1 in •IlstiC'l tli t We Vv Every st ntio given i and I uge rooms aSwav in r-vdiu-s* for iinmercial travelers v ;-11 mg M«< V. E llKVHV N A M).\, • C|V>i t R0BT - H - may & co.. to ' V >1 \N sS; M \Y Manufactu:ert &. Dealers in Cm*risT<jroM> BuixgiCN. AND PLAN AT ION \Y GON'8. Harness, Saddles, Carriage Material, sh-c Finding* amt Lea her of all kind licit iua, etc . etc. 2 s Broad Street Aiu-ista G* dw27l» j »nw ai)vertib ement 8 . iV,D rftl lo'IPuillilhlR I ITT eXt Se * to '»® ,.m P ..... ***** IS7J. Street Healthy dhciplne. location. Moral Tlior.>u z h Thorough toa lung Moderate S. veil t rofessors. For catalogue or matien, apply to J. II. Blake. Chairman of (lie faculty, Post Office, Davidson,College, N C $ 5 Ge $ $20 SiiNsON per tree. «fcCo. day Address at I’or ho and, re. Me. MOST EXTRAORDINARY fe ms of Advertis ng are off-red for News, papers in H c State of 8 nd for list of papers an I schedu , e ot Seo. P. Rowell & Co Advertis’g Agts. AO 81 1MRK HOW A. V. Refer to Kd.ior of this p,ip«t. i fi n (1 h P ATTrnll flWfill N 0 iln 1»(1 UDU. -1 r, > iuwuuaiu. Co d ct an \ L e cy fo the re> ept on of ,.d v-nisenieuts for Ainer can N ws npers—the ii)o.-t comp ete establishment of th< k nd in the kepi world Hix thousand Newspapers are regular y on file, open to itisp ctim liy eu toner. K ver\ idtctlisciiK-iil in akcti at the h me price ol the paper, with jin any addiiioual charge or commission. Ail aoveruser in dealing with the Agency, is -,ucd trouble ami corresnoudence, muk iug one contract iu?tend of a doteu, a hun¬ dred or a thousand. A Mooli of eigh y pages, contai: ing lists of best papers, lar¬ gest class, liicuatois, religious agi'iculturil I po publications ii ii al, daily and country papers, Hio all which are spec atiy valuable to advertisers with some infornia n about, prices sent I to any css wishi on application. ]»crs< ns at a di? g to make contracts for adve¬ SI n an» (own, city count., 7. ne or 5 irv of the Umte-l t tics, or _ y is nr = t tic Dominion ot f z ladit. may -1 CO else (.1 tl-llle t Of n ? , they want, to* w ih ony of(he IVVr.lt TISRmEHT cesife in-er ed - w>i!l receive in , by return = ti wliicli tvif t-tiab <• hem to decide who rr ■r in re.isc or ie the order . For such nf rnmtiou t etc h no L-haige Orders are taken for a sin (inper as well as tor a list ; for a single as rea lily «s for u larger sum. Offices Building), 41 Park Hew N. Y. A. Lathem’s Space for Moses Whelchel’s NEVER SAY DTE - I i ^ i lit Y !• A I-S I* \8 f I liave only its,a) mi * un-dii inc for iho speei d benefit o»' my Ismily uu-l neighbors Tin v have of laic pc sii eled me lu ni ik' il known to the world now do. I will give you the leuding ses ii cures ; Of“ it eur s (! z cers, ( onsmnf.tion in its fi-st singe and if i c a final cur fur Hardy sis, it tines ii gw Ii cii es I hcumaiism, Dyspeps Bio litus. Liver oomplsit ts Felons, 7. e L. gs, ore Eyes a d ills and Fever eT7“ H.'phil -, Secret ii senses of any kmd. pur tics the blood and cle ns- s the sysiem enlire’y l’rieeper l> Z. de fir Clinin'e Dis uses, • lt.iue I-ell-in, K is e Lotion, 50c F 5= my -I rve ions which - asy d>* e, uu-l if you re not i = Ir-tn Buy ot the hove di-eas is wliicli *V t wil cure, you money wil be cin e folly refunded bv Mr. \. La hem, r 1 A gen Gaiiiesvill-, ( . to whom a- ss nil your orders by tn nr expre.-s I 'el ti'ica t au ohi resident lla 1 conn tv Geoigia This 0 * t.- rtify li t 1 bad an cat -r~ can c* r o - my i for three years 1 Ion lilt e - evil c* and what I id s em to do ine IIO gem ill I had - nken on Bottle of Welcbel's • / ve: Huy e ** which fins done me gti good, and V = satisfie one bou le mere will make a final e it I of e-ni se Ti > v; Ii ty i -uinieud ii lo ntiv anil all utlbet.d wiih cancers ILLIAM DO" DY March. 1-7 I. To my Fkdno- wn-v «iik Sick This s to certify that I vv»s very low w ill il-e Chi Is and Fever and a fiumor in my Id,ml I tool; He bottle Uhelein l's • Never Say Die,” * h.eli eur me sound ,ar. t well. I fe d Hi £ l mu u d--r obligation to tee.-m me d - to H 11 those nlllietido. es. JAMES H. L i'll AM. J. i*. (’rut s yoi n F.yks. — " he I « as nlmo-t , .-sighi'c-*, n,y eves wo re enr -1 in thirty s x I hour- by one npp-ieaiHv of \l hel bef * \tvf Say Do You em onlv get u !r in J. A. Latlwia, G inesv lie, G.i. T. f B yTES.tia nesviile, G Itl «'O U VI K I) \ I lev. ? e. bo i nd. r-ign.d, knowing this med le = ,, do eheerfu ly rec< mmetid it to li. atllicted, and >1 • not hesitate to -ny s= pn ties ire 2 spi-ll- b e alid Will -b S lint th v -ay. 7 ig ed by ,i ss.s/ n. Sniitli. . Gaudier, A Dorsey, M-rehmt 11 . 1 en v leiueuis \ Rro.. ** H M. \\ ti urn. Ordin rv. . .1 M ine. C. - C. Haute. Chief Marshal . f-iuimnns, Attoruey ,i I.iw i Merrill, I Sanford, g.2 3m. Gai/tetriSe, (Dargia. a The Famous ‘ taliion, “ Billy," 1 8 NOW owned by me and can be found me p - seal a- s -a at my place in Har C-'d » uu-y. Fur lerms, &c., apply u> Judg* T. 1. LmU at Sparta, or to me, either ;:i per-on or hy tei er at n»e same j,ce Sept. 27. tf W . 1). Bit \NTLEY WA>'TE1). IGHFST MvUKET TRU E paid CASH 1 DRIED FRUIT HIDES. W -OL BEESWAX and BRASS, bv s luoMii ii: 0 the Trtvelng P bis. ~ .. 1IB C14 *S CSHilll v g dii ; JlS*Lv3<L,a ? SA7AN twirl GcQiiuiA, _ ; r 1 PHIS first-e'ass Hotel ! s situated on busiaem. Broughton eilreef, and is coovenieet lo the pn.t of ihe citv. 0 „,..ibu »es \ j and baggage wagons w ill be in attendance at the various lb !•-»»« and -Dumb .at land ^nfs. 11 e best L verv Stable acc inmou i ’i 6 im wi 1 be (outx) luljoiiiiug the Hous#. At no time will ,rouble or expense be spared 10 make gnesis coinlortabl , and ihe House equal 10 any in • e >ia'c. BOARD liGUH Ei> TO $3 FEIi PAY He msp Ctfully solicits a proper .share of the public pur tinge, it d trusts tli.it when you visit the city you tvi’l give Irii i call A. IS EXtfK I'rop MV 30 tf. '-D I I j //(&, -Vv'*'- ;fTp ' I J 'tj' \\\ :T' '4 ■ i t - iX S* : •; :; T *8$a 5 ‘ S S * ' .• . ^ OgYStSBSiep waif I i SkftiS. A The ouly Re :ab!e Distribution in the country $ 50,000 00 Xu Vft’uiblo Clifts! TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN l . d . n n s ? c 109:b RK lULAR MON 11,’LY x. T *-s-a s—g mm\ To be s Monday, £;:t IB!:, H7i. «N Je 4»IC,% \ t) <• ( I*U >, ■ c>ri/:-: oi $5,000 i»i old ! Two Prizrs $t,00D ( ' ilQT r.TpIrn Two Prizes $500 > Five Prizes $100 ;; j j ( *> OOiiUfltAD One Family - nrriagv a -l N-.iitched IU with Silver-Mounted r : urue wo; ih §1.500 One ll.iiae and Ifi .'jy, with .S.lver-momi-.cd Harness, war ii k-, ■ , JtlK File.lot).1 J;,l. Wood I’ililO tVOftll .8i55o l-’.ve Family Sewing > a- vvoi ih .$( 10(1 Fnch ! 750 Gold and Silver L> ■ ffiiiiti W.jd.f; (in all) worth tr->.m ' 20 t 0 il ”okl ( hniit-, Silver-w Jew <■ _ / inn er nt < 0,0 i — 60,000 ! %vflltN Wmifetl ttv N ..11 ’rn ,,, %V llo III 1. the ml I'lellitniu- \ I in * I»«l€l. -irigl. Tickets S] ; Six t, Twelve Tickets .$10; I v It v ( irciilars emit link a li a Jv«.-ripli..u of 11 1 - m , n I i- -I at her informal ion in t rib Ho (ri billion, wil be son a -i v on. >r tug, v ” le l< rn nitut be a , MAi* tries. L. 0. SINE- B x 86 101 U Filth M Hi c i, O. m * ‘ A A * O’ - V 5 . 9 v. ' \ i & -’e,. - (P '2 *st £ - > i, I .til' i 4 ♦ ...--kJ IIALi L “A eorr.ip *T e, h laspired V ■! • briii.' rr i' r corrup ~ .it I: tv pir i •The I I I ife * lid health l pert ion 7 i bio, l in uri , . U| ,j '>r n 1 „f j, u .1 v P \NIM1T Kl '’II BLO »! f< , i 7 1 liing- * rue 1 I Ei up’ S ■ 9. I E.-s, sz skin «n.l •' w i ;.g-. F ■r I *- D. i 8 Aff. — n« t Fleets f (i.e I •Jl, K I ungs an t l In lb s era. lit need >9 >T vn r Til o, and ne tra -l IU U \8 l.| \ i H fi as it ir l v ,pg seeds of death v n Dr Pea.h- ten l Siiibng -r ( J ■ v trace of -fise ri ii t‘ r U and leaving * l il AND BEAUT! T F - ). 1 ami NETS -s !. i w a r, D ,r • IIIMM » 1.0 KA-K. whose ri n BLOOD. RI ^ V i l PAIN : s LIMES or r>v - i t ns KI N 1" ■ \ -O’ or HY 1‘ill t.l 1 h'-thit ‘fi : - t j, j, , ~r t 0 j j),^ Ii - - v tl; a testea s> u.at it ;; ■reo t, mo* tender i fan; QTBervar.- . - Xir-s Try iii- «* Eitr- t yi l f'K S DILIGHT, prep r Dr. J. S. PEM BERToN A . For s, A tl illKSTSO .Li & a O . BARRETT. LAND .<c > ' l Agta., Aucus a. Ga. [C, M.llD.MCATl l> ] The »»Sp,*r « *ilver Cornet It slid.** Ol’t in t! i »nlly t-iliglit, “Night, Sable goddess from her throne, wielded >, ,, h- r , leaden , scepter a sluixhering word” hire I heard eoft ° l low w nm-murim* mu.muun^ of , f some guitar , touched by the baud of l. el sclf—imi out Hwctler xurr-otM. far 1 to tb<» those . ,vl, have an undinuued perception of niclodious. beautiful and 1 practical, 9 i tuc strains . that fell upon our ear? on | a>t evening (1st September) 1 from , ,, part a Stiver c.-T Cornet Band. ,, This Baud, composed of the gouts of Sparta, both in crmii ti@n and social culture and position, truly, i- not ouly an ornament to the city' in which they live, hilt to the State, It deed they show much pre cocity of musical tab nt con-ideuing the time iu which they have been [ laying which, to the best of my information lias only been some nine or ten months Like „,o * r “ W ® 0t ***>»cr, „ Waited , by , the gotitle zephyrs ol an evening* twilight, to greet the del ifutt ... f nasul or^r ns ol some lair maiden, »e all. redino. hsr i.au-lite fmii up on Morpheus’ downy pillow—the sweet vibrations of -‘Put Mal-iy”and “Cottage by the Sea’’ fell upon our ears to glad¬ den our hearts and awake within us the realization of the truly melodious and b ” u! il " 1 It . brought vividly to mind the days of Apollo,when ho tuned his lyre to ihe biddi g 4 the gods, nr so e sweet r.i ret, tlat beguiled crafty Ulysses, and caused him to Wander from his native Itheca in search of the unseen bliss. But “\\ inding the Horn’ is not the worthy and palpably distinguished liaracteiisiic ol the “Sparta Silver Cor¬ i ot Band, ’ for there is the handsome, ite and courteous DeLnnjar Tur m-r; t yo”ng man though (-ad to say Indie.-) m ui- d, is an admirer and by the uubetrotlied of the cir in whiclt lie moves. DeLamur is unto g ih merchants ol Fpmt a md an ornament to any community in I c lives. I heic are, also, the Messrs, \\ ilsot b m-'ii of erudition, guoJiooks and ol lieai t and mannerism. T’lu -se men are n'so votaries of the uter | rolession, and truly an oriia ni to the eiicie in which they so sue fully grace. Ti e best wish of tin i -I . tint tlu iis may be the happy • •I s — aping the destiny of smne fair ; and that in the r-'sy Ii gered riiing of their sublunary existence, inuy partake oi the svwet ts of the mm ia state, an I that when the ha ,• evening twilight their life shall , ■ they iuty ct -h the me -li, ct. - I ti e ••.'■’li^i r Cmnet B i ’ of p i i, but tf e angelic strains of “Wi¬ me y e Bb sH-d.” 1 o ar. also, Messrs. Lamar ,t r-i, y ung men ioss easing the si = * ’ * f learning = d social stand .E *11 the above These young men S - u tl, me - t i’o business als, Then- is < . Mill* r DuBuse a y on ng of the gal j rofvssicm J also lion¬ L t l in d 's hs p- stmastcr.— oung man al -mled ti c I nivei ■me time 1 -ae but ill lu al b j rc M I Is m from fi , siting his courge J on li return lu¬ i eeame a vot rv of I- ., al [ e eh&i m, and i now stand- , t ,i u the , using young lawyers , of pan a He pos-e.-ses the confidence of j p- pi itm-iig whom his lot is cas as r* ards hts legal ability and ‘ .standing. jo Mich , a young'man A = r. any t| pru-ntive comma \ s; a not s ( urc ml sum," but : S ad We would not f - c‘ c Mr. Babcock; r»t illy a gentle = a whose cv T y e- mmends hi S - > true, tin the cultured an ~ business a 4’ 2 s part a W -J gref very much indeed that uri - ; pir-onally acquainted with r. s nder nf the vouug men of tl.e silver Fornrt Band,” of r-parti a, lint • vi- g theopj ortnnity of m« eting ih- in. if we take it granted that they --ith? same *• ttonat, so tl and im*r*» traits as their brother ns- i:t' F'-r- if h-« v»g sMiee b- c -me a 'ta.st t u -ijus- y -o t o) that “Bird- oi r ti ck tojretlitr ' HI in co-ielu.-ion we w. aid sav, that V •s elation and appurance oi the .....“'pie-how very clearly, that y abluT flic mi-anthropic they app x mate the spirit of the utiliiari - r they ru to ei coura_'«* a ta-te f r fhe cult iv ■ ti of the tter. finer r oi our ruiture, ’■ : a - - t n - str aiulet of life , it will I f» the steamer ami itar.-her JnMes of life and ea-t a warm flush i happiness over allot its worrying bus to the “silver Cornet Ban i v tart a. we would ay, happy you v bo choose this better portion and j y that real i fe which those only ca-t avo who. in ail cf their stiutates ol us are gu i by that true * file while it hastens the step of i pr-wemcM. dees not prevent the coop •' Qi s S SPTit« EO.V. London’s Great I’rcaclicr C o in pa red WI t h EScec her 1 woke up in London Sunday morn ing under the shadow of ht I'a ils hearing a man’s voice singing a Meth¬ odist iiymti, with a great deal of fervor, and thought ol Taint’s discription of the _D;.iclon Sunday ; lioiv everybody W( ' liurch, and how nobody could g.;c into a drug store or restaurant even in >. ease of life or death Londoners are without doubt a vast deal more pi otts and religious than the Purisms in matters of form and doctrine. What the mutual reward of the two will he hereafter I don’t know, but hero below the Frenchmen has tlie best ol the bargain. 'J he devil laughs in Paris, In is gay, London bright, jovial and agreeifblo ho do s nothing hut snarl and g-owl and show his claws oi.d tail. But to go hack to the Methodist by in u singer and Suntlay morning. Hot as the (Jay iva I concluded fe do ■ a- the Londoners do, and go to chut\ ll. There w s Spurgeon, and Newman, Ilall, and .Mont-ur- Con vny, and Kmv |aml in St. iiill, Paul’s and theBi-ho hear ol Melb utnc to So hailing an omnibus, which, like its brethr ( n is s'ruek ad over .with advertisements, making it impossible for one to know il it was hound for “High tio’bum” or “l’rayir in the storm,” i asked the conductor to “set me down” nt Spin genu’s, which he did with a “that’s it f Miss. ’ Nobody who has never been in England can appreciate the con centra ted obs, quieusm ss of the “.Miss” ns it lulls from i.nglisli lips. I never hear it without a piritual squirm Mad emoisid e, Signora or ITaulcin all have a grace and charm ; hut Mi s is a mean pinched up, Satiric, suidonie, character less title, that seems to nave been run through u clothes wringer since th d E--.i it was -=> ora ; and “Mi n ’ (Mrs.) is ut an ol o ugation ol the l hope , w n the American Acad sc; ol Bich aid Grant White’s reemst i avid ini proves the great Amoiicai anguage, that it will give angelic crl-ulm... ■cm Mime thing better than' Jliss’’—whie ih isn’t Spurgeon. The vast Greek brown columned portico nl the Spurgeon tabernacle was tilled with people waiting fVr the doors to lie reopened at tlm conclusion ol the prayer. Presently k<y- were turn ed and u helter-skelter scamper , r soon dispersed the er- wd to the itiiici ■ conns. i vvu fortunate enough to be given an excellent seat between a comiiiiiuiet tivc old English woman who bad b on in “the States” and meek Cockney, who politely showed nit 2 I st idler I ad twice heard it pi E 5 n d. The t.- ernacle i* in the sli r* e o an egg, vv tiers of seats rising to the dome an all around, like an amphitheatre. A ciiculnr, douide-sioried plidiorm, on the top of which is the preachers d sk, rises not far from one end of the ob¬ long interior. So, in whatever direc¬ tion the speaker ooLs, he sees faces, laces, laces—enough to make th man go w.ld. T lie commui ic-itive old Indy informed me that 3If Spurgeon was a ‘lice-will Baptist,” and that tiicivwcn sea's for six th- iisand Nearly every seat was taken, pmfect quiet r-i d, and the atmosphere ol 1 a church as co-d and agreeable r Spurgeon •* iued’ the I ymu, y i wa. sue -.t to tli. I • Oil -4 m b ol God, 1 co = e,” Vast e L - 1 regntjon, marsh - ed, by a eceptov—no organ. Tito Con¬ or,g onal singing was excellent, lie British bruskm-as yielding grace C to the sofiin ss and melody of Ute m 5* a As a preacher F’purgCbn and is less n etie lit; Beecher, le-s hmtu o But iu * the same * iality, ic t , and knowle tgi hitman n C He has a full. ■cable voice, at he seems obi n 1 ' ! l-> tax s F ewhat in order to fill his vast an iitoriu E . Hi | 0 ‘ ,,, une;aiion only now and then trays hi IJughsli I ro/m* in such vv I. * “liy-alir , . ,, v. for “heir, , . •„ and . , ‘ yuhr . , ns -r voal .“ , lis | loice ol ^ r is i> most happy and sufficiently t - a 1 While b ling consul* r CT supu 2. or s ir.s pe , f ' 1 r i! status of bis flock being evulerth i *~- only ordinary cal ilre)j he ; 8 at — saiue time with th'- n , 0 oroughly i c f-.-el iio.ai,.] knows so We he height to which they can r> ach an the nec is, temptations, and ie qu rein- nts of -o , that he stands in im danger of j> 1 ac g bis spiritual “iod der” too high. He shows gnat vigor ‘ ir,! ^ robusttie I body. uni Londoners sav be has an "en iimus api e'ite for «-at and drink, L had seen him at U ie Tiobbontc tr.al ild have • T i ; -vgniz -l iii III HS ztiiituunt, so st 7 ing is the likeness 1 jetweiMi the ?=§ c bi¬ tes ;,e gtaml indication the pro-peri of bis c’mieh nud touguauimity of its supporters ;■ s own in he ab e e of a coiiecti-j s : . ^ Un:*, tia tend- an ,1 for Hi, ‘ 1 t r T 1 “’ ’ lk , * 1; v ; ; ‘ : y * 1 “ , n- " ’, ,. . " ' '■ 1 . ' ' s . \ South <.’ar- Una darkey in a r«eent -p - - i : “Mista <’burman. 1 can’t help cus-in. buttbeerdam ct ihings aint mixed, and de lie ub.ican j r,y am a gvvine to do devil 5 Guvnor Mo¬ g n-raison ol bonds and potheeatyin at tin of it rains pocket I . . . ■ this potheeay biznis n > bow, and in ! specially when it comes tn >'iCy r.rat tors. Now Guru >r Moses heup t-et>er s op po'hecaryin dc;a bonds, a'td leave | ’em in de sale, whar dey won't do nn i.ody no il irtn, an 1 rc-peafs, salt, I can't | help e s,in. batterbedam if thin-.-s aint ' " : art j gwinc to le devil pr-.Uy fast enough,’ NO. 34 . ' * Le Fctfciul. Infru*l 6 n i* is to He lu>u!udei|r-^ii|J tribiiMon of l>ops ia llH) Soiitli. - ir • ’ l ", ■ ! # ,-r Waounoton, 8 cp%iber ^l-Brfbro leaving Wash in a tun,, Tn/if<r/igrlit, Attor¬ ney Goneoal Williajns addressud a lot* tor to the See rot any .’of nf, in the nat¬ ure oi a request, tp ordtvr the stationing ot United States. tr 8 ops at certain points indicated by l)Mn and \yhero Southern outrages liave been most virulent._ ilis letter was today forwarded by.. cl] Secretary commanding Belknap o General McDow. (lie South, together the Department of with the circular issued yesterday by the Attorney Gen¬ eral, with instructions to bo dispose of the forces under his command as to in* sure the strict enforcement of its pro¬ visions and the protection of both white and black citizens in their rights. Secretary Belknap says lie intends to comply strictly with the terms of the circular, hut will nt issue the orders fir the movement of troops from the. U’ai Department direct, but from time to time, as information of outrages is communie.'ito *5 be will receive from the Attorney Gea d the localities where in the military is most desired, and will Notify Gcueraj ' cDoWell to so appor lion his command as to meet the exi giuieies oi the cituation as they mav arise. There are now in the Southern States' exclusive oi Tennessee and Texas, Jour login e-its of tlio army with headquar¬ ters al follows : The first artillery at ( hark stun, b 0 ., second infantry at Atlanta, Georgia, third infantry at Hol¬ ly Springs, IMi-s., and eighteenth in fan try at Columbia S. (J As the troubles are piincipully in the middle ol Alabama, the Hod Ilivor of Louisiana and in Georgia, it r- .McDowell more tha i probable that General will at enco issue orders the present st itioiis of his command to a point which will cover the localities designated. The following is the dirtnlntion of tro I s in tlm several Southern ate h 'Three companies of the see, inlkt-try in Aluhamo, six in Geor¬ and one in Tenues,set > the entire infantry at Holly Springs, Mis¬ three companies of the six¬ in iintiy in Kentucky, two in one in Mississippi, one iu and one in 1 etinessee ; e.iinpanieK of the eighteenth in¬ in 8 -outh Carolina, and two ill ; - eight t injMiiicse of the first in Florida, one in Georgia, in South U in iua, an I one in Vir i ; jy companies of the stcjud ar¬ ery in A’ortli (hirol one in tvoutli land—making one in Yirg and lour in the whole number tro p. in the South about two tliou five hundred The third infantry ordiied lo Louisiana several months hut on account ol the warm vvcatli tuil lialiility to lever, it was decided the regiment should remain ut Springs, Mis:dssi| pi, until fall. vvtil now he hurried to l.oui tana. IX Jipitler in C lim-t-li its n't o/ an Attempt to limth tlic >><<'•' <>jj a Itm/ Man's Head. We have already mentioned that old Uoilainoic, ho goes to our church, very deal. List Sunday, iu ihe oi' the services, JMr. Heft, who immediutv behind IvLr. Uollamore, a spider cling over the latter's head. llio first impulse was to him and u-li him about it ; but l'-: mi in be red that (Jolluinoro wag so be fitted up Ii is band and the spider o/i Hull didn’t quite high enough, and consequent¬ in bis n rvousticsH, hit Oollamoro a sevete blow j man turn around in i rage to hi who had in take such a liberty willi liim, JlolT I gau to explain with gont, tlio cause ol the (iccurrnoe But ■ iu a loud voice, demanded he meant It was very puinlul 11 II. Tha eyes of the whole con¬ were upon him, and ho grew iu iho lace, and in desperation ex : ‘There was a spider on your head.” “A white p -to on my head, hoy ? pose ii iliei’e is, yvliii’n that, to you ?” i.-I , oi.i-m-iri . “You 11 know what it lo Le bald-headed .ourself, some ” ‘It was a pider,” shrieked Hoff, the cungregmion smiled and the .tiou begun to roll off his face. •Tertuiuiv, n’ H wider,” said Culla md got more in it tlun yours, y p let it, alone—do you mind ? l r*- n bead alone in church.’’ “.Mr. ( c la more > shriek* d Hoff, w i hug on your head, and I off— til is vyarid Hoff anotlier O at Mr. (Jolla I eai). q-j,, 1,1 oia , non thought ,, „ *,, . fie _ was going ’ f t him thi n and there, nnd hurl ' *-i.- hymn-book ut Hoff, he seized kneeiiua .-»oo| on tlie floor of tlic G and about to bang Mr. IIoff, ■ xton i iterl rod An ex was written on a fly-leaf of hymn h---k, whereupon Mr (Jolla apologized iu a boisterous voice resumed his seat, Tbcn the serv pi emeded. They think of asking Mr. ( >llamore to worship elsewhere.-— Aries \ccor ir.-g lo the moral newspapers - ublishcd in the valley, a fair, red ... of , - nineteen bright . , •n -ummers, with both snowy hands plunged into billows of envious dough, an I a fly on the end of her nose, con •tifRe- “a spectacle calculated to make angels weep.” Haven’t I n rizht to be saucy, if I please u-k t a young lady of an old bachelor -V if you please; but not, if yott -lisplease, was the answer.