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THE GAZETTE *r mm Kit villi;, Clement & Son, Proprietors. .1. A. CEEMKVr, EDITOR. PRICK or KCIIHCBIPTION. Vor one year, *1.7(51 For (I month,, *I.OO Payinent*ln*ttdvunr. Advertising rate, are lliljunleil In value of tlil,’pa|ier a, u circulating ilium In Cli'-rulii-'- section of t. rorgln. Kaiimute, hiiil term, given on np|illetlon. Voluntary <M>mmunlelillon* from the mail er, of thin paper are always welcomed. Now, of nil kind, I, preforrod, eapeelatly county new*. If you wl,h to Improve yourself in writing, priu doe can aid you. “ Practice make, perfect." Communication, must be accompanied by the writer', name, or they cannot bn publiabed. THURSDAY MOBMNG, MARCH Z 9, 1K77 Bouth Carolina- Every decision of tho circuit courts of South Carolina, nothwithstauding the judges urc republicans, poos to determine mid confirm Wade Hampton, Governor of Iho State. It seems, one W, E Dover, bolding a eommision as a trial justice un-let D II Chamberlain, eoumiiilcd on" Hynn \ writ of hnltnis corpus v.a.-i rued out, .md U ,1, on tin; :: • t , re"i" hi- iJoci: ion a- follow 1 “I Mtu of •■(•!• ib. ' ■ " I -re thhl V\ 1 II uiipton win ina . ' •• i* l l the State of South ( an .i •• tbi-nigh Go ballul-box in accord • a with the cm-It tution, at the election In i.i on -In V:nui Novouibcr last; that ho quantied, il o r following the letter, in tho spirit and in tent of tho constitution on the Mill of December last; that ho has been . < that time and is now the lawful Govern of South Carolina, and should be obeyed nnd rospeetod accordingly. It follow, from these views that D. 11. Chamborlain was not. Governor on the id oi January, ]877, the date ti the commission of W. K Dover as a trial justice for the citv o) Charleston, and that his appointment and comm: sion nv.it; without lawiul au thority and void.” Democratic Flunkyism. How is it, prominent democrats are are always doin','such foolish things? The idea of Hen llill, Luiutr and Senator Morgan, of Alabama, voting to confirm that miserable old runaway nigger Fred- Douglas as marshal of the District ol Columbia, in order to please the Iraudu lent IlayoH administration. Such Hunky istn and bootdioking are too contemptible even in this degraded age of Ileturniiig Hoards and fraudulent President making. Tho Cherokee Advertiser warms Sena tor Morgan’s hide well, and then peels off the epidermis after the following style: “It, wits hut. yesterday that we throw our hat into the air over hisuntry into the Senate and cheered until we were hoarse over his triumph, hut to day wo feel like groveling in the dust and almost wish Goldthwuite still occupied his sent. •“llis action is contrary, and directly antagonistic to our social system. Wo have been born, reared and taught in the faith that the negro socially was not our equal. Our legislators have enacted statutes looking to this end. It is a part nf a Southern education, nnd we cannot account for this surrender of our Senator’s manhood in any other way, than that he is simply bootlicking tha administration for purposes of sell-aggrandisement. We are forced to the conclusion that Ben. 11 llill, H. Q. C. Lamar and John T. Morgan care more for tho “tlesh pots of Egypt” and Radical flattery than they do for the welfare ol their constituents. ‘‘For our part Juo. T. Morgan will never receive our support again. \V o oannot and will not lend our aid to one who legislates to force a ru r > upon u* as iin equal, socially, (or th.s t 'ii tualiy the result of bis oontirui ition. "We think Hill, Lamar and '.organ have “carried the thing too far, in or der to ho popular or hear themselves praised by the .Radical press ami poli tician Already the most bitter partisan papers are singing their praises, and w fear a position in the Cabinet or some “fat place" .if offered would make ti.i. . ns tractable as Key. What Now? When Mr, llayos assumed the Presi dential chair, placed in his possession by the most stupendous fraud the world ever beheld, lie enunciated Ostensibly a pro gramme by which tho outstanding diffi culties in the South might be healed. In some respects, Mr. Hayes lias given evi dence that he had a mind of his own, and a will and courage to execute what he might decide upon; but unfortunately, he begins now to devclopo the tact that he has ueithei the one nor the other. When General le ant was on the eve of surrendering tin government to Mr. Hayes, he very mildly -'ingested that the proper policy toward tin Southern States would be, to withdraw the military en tirely, and permit each State to manage its own local governments. Had Mr. Hayes carried out this policy, winch he gave the country some assurance hi w.mld do. everything might at this date have been settled, and prosperity looming up in onr midst. Hut unfortunately he de cides nothing definitely in reference to South Carolina, and sends a Returning Board to Louisiana, with the Vice-Pri-i dent Wheeler at its head. Cun anyone doubt the result? Will not. Pnckatd he counted in and Nicholls out? It is feared this roii/i iTi'tnt of the President will lie fraught with very serious coiisequer,ees, and that a collision between the two contestants will occur. Em up to this time, the parties uj-e arraying tbemseivcH in belligerent attitude, and a violent and bloody nutJnvak may occur at any moment. Duckard is gat It- Tog bis horde of negroes front vnrimi ■< pm t* ■ l‘ t In state, and Nicholls holds firmly hi pu i tion, sustained by the whites ol Dm country. Should a collision take place there, it is more thin probable it will shake this fedetal eonlfiaet from centre to circumference, and if so, Hayes will trem ble on his throne, and for aught we know, toller to his final overthrow. Disappointed. Etoin pro-ent indications it app ir lliat Republicans and Dimmer its are alike disappointed in the official acts of Mi. Have.- Tie' Republicans anticipated a continuance in office of the men wlm Il :,-i ligut' ! iimon !■■' in / , ...is;, for the pt ooee mof '-!; IT -- -l" tb i’l'ic-idelle -i. . i cut of 1 lie, i",i i " mid a ' : ho.i to i,ffi—. Hut tin md ,nd ' 11111 i, 11 till'll ' ' '• . 1 .- '‘l 1 b-' Ihe -dent lia • ibme ;"' ■ ' In. oilier. He ha t 1 ' 1 ail the lecherous crew ol 1 • Iraliim. and taken men •i v.i live views. Ile igu - In lb-publican*, who ini'O b.-efi . n iravv .in tile negro ,11 ■ • " ’ln to ,ii„j -a hits to In ■ in veil* klllWll I• >i .11 . Op; - > ovd pally lli, ■•on. ■ ,I- Il It.l -been ndi p , -l" the D.-moerats Fur tbe;, i-.eh-.i ••.xpec'i-d the I'-' -i --dent to piu-ecuti, and to carry out the programme a,id adhered to policy ol his predecessor. Hut ho doe - not doit; w hii.-lt lias thrown this party ail a .n.k. and into a labyrinth of uncertainty as wl.at to do or say; and hence the great caution pre served by them in their tut, ranee*, and the the great question is, ’What shall we do?” Telephone. What is a telephone? L i u-explain. Telephone is a Greek word , a I ot’tele, far, far off, and pho in- i voice; and tint} be .-aid to he an m conveying sound to a great .list t < . ■ ' ■ he far-soumling. Il is an instrument so eon-trin ied a id eonneeted by wire or common thread, that the voice can be beard at any di-tann- Here in SununerviHo we talk and >ine at a distance ol d'ltl yards, and tin- vv ml ai so distinctly conveyed along the line tb it each and every word may be di-tin.-tly beard and understood. Besides tlii-. the sound is convoyed with electric speed. It is no sooner uttered at one end ot tliel no than it is heard til the other. This is inetedihlo to many persons, hut it is novelthcloss true, v* has been demon strated in nur village within tho last few days. Tlif) old and the young f die* and gentlemen here, have been amusing them selves with it Id several days. The in credulous have been convince I, and in wonder exclaimed, “Did you ever see such a thing?” “Who would have be lieved it?" The sound and words can be recognized, not. only by the operator, who holds the instrument, but by those who may be standing sevetal feet avvav from it. This discovery was n it made by us, but by a gentleman in the North. There, talking and lecturing has been carried on through the telephone for a ,1 i.ici of over a hundred utiles. I’h'. re, it i- boa; hv wire as a conveyor, but vv ■ u-e tin plant, simple spool thread, which answers every purpose to detnonstiaie the fact, tiia' persons ean thus talk. -,i|J !n'i,i un munieation at any distatiee. If any one disbelieve: these statements, all he has to do, is, to come, and not only ee it per ■n, but dot h-v talk in.g lii". ■i- :. an I he vv., douhtles.* exeb.itn. 1 lie >!■:'!■■ lictii! Dr. J. T. MeEarlait.i. ; .-a. It elfieor of Savatiii-It, has reel'll y ~. el- a report in which ho call-a:; :n -n to - It, fact that the city is eonstan iy ~iliu-te I ivnlt small pox, and suggest- tiiat ii applicant.* for admission into tit.- | il* . - . eho ns, bo ad mitted until they can.-how a certificate el successful vaccination t-em omc regular physician. His reemniiK-ud nion as a good one, but does not fn u ■ the indica tions. Let it he add. and, o . itai! anyone, male or female, get married, or vote, or do anything else, until they ate v oeiuat od. People can make out with ott edu cation, hut they will mat ry. and vote, and attend political meetings. Hayes the so-called prest.t a efforts t,t political coquetting ail i * Republicans, niggers, Itidepen ie-i - Democrats —will, if it has not ahv. bring him into contempt before tire | co plc, and result in ruin to himself and his political confreres. 1 The Acanthus.” We received by tin-last mail the fir-t ntiinl-er of this new i-atidiil jiii fin- public pnttoecvc. edited and ■ n'-ii h■ 1 1 - Mi-- \ntii-: Maria L’t.rne . of V , , W e have given it a can-fin im i . - I perusal, and gb-dlv w.-b- me i, a• proof of “what wmii.m i-a- and - it will find it,-’ way into even It hold iii Georgia. Its every pa;-, i re with gems of wisib tn nnd in-tieeti--ii sir tod to every age and emidirioo of Ml bet tin- eliividlmi- men of tin- I’mni Stale, and the entire South -h - gailunlry hr enttou;aging thi out • t'l Mi Marne- fti ■|c bi|,- ; e-> iin elegant -vv I • I■ • i prii 7.‘> cent a- i • i-migiatttlnti -in. m -■ hereby tend- red to in- ai •• - hope In- tit ay meet w ill; gl"a I 1,,- PhDto b 'i aplttc T leoraphy What an age of improvement aid -in dcr, wo live in! S .eiii-e i* re-Te in ii* iniwuid arelt and emit mtall., -a- - ' seeming y ttii; a.ul u I- lit - m ti the gage of a ... I •;. wi. 1 W Inm I-'rankilll first piiyed w.th tb o Heaven, lie i t ■ km-v - -bat vvon dcrful U'Cs it won I eivi- to :h - ricntilic World. M-*r , in' -,y years ol a— llr-ii" 'Oil, . .. qlett'd Hie telo ■.; i, w and connect o' , .. mid conn ill ii. II ■ tic ', lllllbit . or- of HOC ~ni,try. e'tt'-t - - .mitre ar a telegraph 1 . all ... .ni l pel. - I .a ii if it emiee: t I,i . . -.,.1 oi ini,- i a ay. I bat a miiit - ~ J, md'in. eo il l preach to the iunab i n.nii of .Urn \ ork. Hut cii.-uee i* still u mg the telegraph | wild making it perforin herculean t.i n in a lie paper WC see-it stated i • iln* n i.iiny” is to te’.egiapli o • •x.i'-t p ' an lit is now being p a tie 1 .a i'.a A mail u'i-e..o.|' Imuii one coy. ami lice- to umehi'i. Beiore lie teaclie- lit* da tin in m In - i"',trait is telegraphed to Hi- 1 potiee. and tin y are in waiting for him. flow far tin- will be p ad, lime only can determine Am- i t-ba, wish ;s to see ins v ite .uni In st lids him her | - ■ . . i of mile i aa -y r - -■ 1 •• ■ - - : soon see each -it hi i.,yd.i'. - -ft ni if they chno ... ■■ ' I cease? -*.- •. Mr. Hewitt, ( Pi.;. - . I hmincral : lb in i . Ia of tha imp.-n j tit'! 't* l '' : m " ' I feiently, and in - j Mil V of b -'ll.- .1 1I an luiei I p. - , 1 -raid sitfiriv in . . | .-in of one nmll, ami hi; . I itself in llio-t-a'. t- ot ;. tan tog knowctli bis owner, at, I tin a I;; ! master's crib, but Israel loth no ki. v nit' people d-‘ bn -t eon-mb i f I j sinner destroyetb mu It g■ and. -ay Hook. •\ e ar,-dm- the ii! of Uc iitb. onr linin'. ■ t Annual Report of the Housl i ii - of the State of ienrgia, IsTti. It i a I work of Jsti pages and gives a vast I amount of valuable information ul the ! health statistic-of the State. \ lengthy report of the yellow le .er epidemic ot 1 year, appea. tt its pi.ge-. wltieli, t.o doubt, will bti pi--l-ii-tivf of good and u e fulness fur tlu- .rears to eouie, Mtcli a opp'sod the State Hoard of Health would do well to read and digest its con tents, and such as approve it, may find reasons of reassurance of its utility and practicability. W hat are you going to do with (huso Democratic metnbeis in Congress from Georgia, who were led as iambs to the slaughter, and so quietly and without | resistance, sold out the Southern birth right to the Presidency, -n voting fur the iniquitous electoral commission, by which the country was defrauded of us truly elected President? I; i., supposed Mr. Randall will I - candidate for Speaker, >• (jM‘tltll> '!' i’ > t*f the Repithl; a eai-lidai.-. Mi ill the Repunii'-au can didate. -a - > Pier, Independent Tho Democrat - having a majority in tlte House, tb- -upp i-iti oi i'. th Mr. Rand an ■ ■■ i .ii, 11 -1 f. Jii ii t . it .; ■;■ i canr - t-lii'- Na !•" b ' p : P !-• | cm. t. ha- Hot up itseil kn " over, nnd l ruplion it.’ i'-.c b, gtn iug Roarer.-. A Cm,an: ' a llayes lie has app niuv , o„e ,-n oj Reply to “Raven.” To tht F.thtor of The Gazette: “Kinjr Alcnho!’ mi*■* 1 Ii ,>n't If? \ n it flea! Ii ■ Imm u • d.| lli >).• it ;;!i Viill rodotind (" ;li" .•-*.] f’ flic onirr. lluf I have i ii n my pen in h?m). !:m'ly to cobhlc* fli.it without ft ijting. \Vlurj did I* come from anvwtiv? I• he wil lor tmiic? Imi imdirn and think he i i fame hit -I. It nt. ’ll-- i on • ! v -i. In in be domestieate-1 Ton euli r-■ :i-1 ity* -ee lt"in In- ready pen. 'bat be i* in urdina 1 i. lar -i , ■ h-tl.ee a vv v b evel ~i, i.i■ t large In n oig lb-- go- o i'-mp" , i— l i-a- in tin I. -licing I .. -d-e to g . i- lav at home ; nnd ip ea;e ot'tlie ,v no i ni l ehiMreti. N v. 'll.tven' ’ lei -i Well. I do n ;el tootle thing lie -av . tic is -• iiiinV ;i gentieaiaii. or ~ lady as the! - e inay he, hut . do want, who ever i may be, a few of lit- feat Iters I 1 ip Will be not join tile G -->d t ai -? IT- seems t , un i- ■' ml -u we’l. ju t w‘ at i' needed for their suem—. must have‘'Riven s" inll ieitcc. We - li;in to ride the goat a' our t ext i m. . A Good T'kmii.\i:. -♦* . ■*. ply mi ' Vin*gar Ci uet To Mr■/ !'■■■ tff lii y..a; ;--I i--u 1 find a cmiiiiiuuica j timi it ni, i the ab-ive acidulous no in dr pltiinr, to iliiell I beg leave to a-k a-pace in your ef it inn t-i reply. In a former i- t endeavored to urge your lady i- -vail thet.is-lves of the courte.-y y o I \ tid'd them, to fill your "1,. -i” with eminatiuns from til l' ■ . and -tilted that it was a i i■ ■ ■; I- we men to he at from ili-r llitough - it" press, or through any I i miter ehitnui ! utd l ankly and gallantly I ackiinwi-'-lgii-l liia' woman wa the -upo- ! rior of man. She might t" be hi- surerior, ! lur after Adam wa* made it -v i-v vy easy t i reon-dy d-.ilbcta, and muk ; ttuprOve na-tit* in ihe tb-tir cre-iture who was to ■ ie-re iii* jov- and rt ov-. i ' nt 1.1 ;1 i ‘ -a. nat bid.i-s r-ould ,v ' , ifn-y Won 1, and ; ; -- 1 1 ■■ .ul-i write ,-uch u.odei him lei .--r vv.'te. i-v or oc'-a.-imi de niainli-d il. Mi,!: ns if even married and single men 1 fi--’ -lire, cm bear te-ti iii.my on tiii- -nkj . 1 bail- Im d-ntbt, Mr Editor. ~oi ... >.* Ii ■•* it i- y-oir-clf. ({if '!:*.* "Viin’gat <’ni"t’ say* si- • ’■ i V i 1 b ;i, ■t " ■: ■ I , l ' , I- ill -I. ' I ~ Eroi,i it.- i-l n -il • i ■ -•-■ -> b -t. vviuiian It a- li.-a’ ami. • way ov-r to to Fill her -miles. In-, Town-, or In: lore letter* can turn Inn. in • -y -i . a might Imv ; 1 iii,- withe.;t the ai.i ii.iard, if It had not Ik.-":. . ' Ti • no Mrs Delilah Samson, hi- wit . 1 rayed linn And look it you pi-'i-a* at our great progenitor Adatn what a tine chance he had to make a fortune in the (Jar* eo of Eden, a- the poet ha* so beautifully expre.-.-e ! it— “ Nature all h'u-hing In Eden’s first biii'iiu," when tin'’ i 'unately Eve hrnke hint up by feeding him "it forbidden fruit. And although hi*torv i* not very concise on the subject o; \datn s future troubles and tria!*, we feel sure he*had a rough time of it, for i: ha* been so with most of llis dcseeiidetits down to the present time. And ii i.- a well ku tvr i fact, that m tern legislation is influenced by the smiles aud ■f f i .ting women. The truth , . .. ! on-, and ;t will prob ably K . ;i t a b. ,u r* ail con *eivv:-tv ol (tie ; ii,., et • H '-ii'-l. -v,- 'e led .*: ... by sou., be-qpiing tnisse-, vvlti,:h cau*,-* them to vote in Hayes. But I am -ligiv--ing. Vour fair cor rt- ; an.. . i* tbat 1 did ‘not In ■ •: "tr-.nt editor retn.-iim-l ,ii ti. . , . tviien be wa- blown ap ~ • ai: site thinks he m,- netinie seated on , ... . I ■ . t "It 1, as lu re •: i on*, and cam - i quid in his hand a , . -- ,;(, did not bear ttie . , iaVVii up, tor ... .- I • ’• e;r. . down. 1 A.re'ktO ,, /.- azure of her eyes, turned to the far off horizon. Hut. Mr. Edit I m ore eoiivineed by tin- '• ■ ; Mi* - "Vim -pit Cruet” that t '■ hi i ■ U; : ilitrudii-g my own 111 livid.-a! ■ ■:nor i u-- •, or your- either, i kn •k ■ . w : and and- writ.* •-, 1 •’ ■ >.•■■■ \V o they vvi-h t- wi i ... P : a h e fl M mil g in, k -* • ♦ ♦-- Cm* tile Snutlicrn I *.-:n . ■ ,-y i-v-r *<* far birget ,; eit, a '< . > nota;i/, •* lit the proffer or orri-p on e of pt-tr-mage at the hml- ol M lay-**'.' C' iii- ■- r forget tli • tr-n I ael crime >..-rt-• ■ r 1 • 're. de . w . .t • ■i- ■ i effi e? -**•*-• - 11 ii am 1 1 i, i-ia eo -t 1 iu , ninth d--t t-i ii i the place ot Mr. tRo in the liou of I,- pre-ei tatives in (.'on gre--. Hi- majority was about IJUO. I be Lyueliburg, \ i.guiia, New- say.- that, "Geoigia has no sat' m truer man limn Hiram I*. lied u.-oOktog... ■... . LOCAL N i, \V Si Next Sunday is K i tot ilay. The beautiful Jays of spring are now upon us. Re, A -I Hicit will preach in tho Baptist church in Sutntii, ivilli-, the .'id Sabbath in Apt it. Em- undoubted l’upnr. I will sell Bacon, l-'lour and Meal on time, to ' Ctoner, or I-t of November. J. S. Cl-KtilliHtN When is a man getting tat' lii ; now, do you give it up? W hen lit - buying laid, of course. We me running > telepl ia a . merv ille, for the amomment of lb-.- * KI uti-1 young, n aie and b Oiali-. Married, in llayw ,and vadeyoii ti.- ——,l in.-t., by ti R. 1’ . Mr Wiaiaui Jones and Ml .- i'liee. 1 Large L >! of Mel: - r. i ii •> - r. ."IHIO. IL“ " and ! jU'-t ree. ivo 1 i i'a Hi. - . | M.rr ii. . i by WK > : ' ‘ ' • ">*•-•' I. f W, 1 " • ' •' i A , A n.> i- :1 . J. A i*... •• - ‘V -‘.m •’•* •• ! & ii - 11 *‘“l !! il *' y . • iR i iiieua* an i custou.- . ;it , | ..... , it at., ih.it th. ir ... .v , i . i, wiii be hvo this day ek. "That’sjust the kin! of boos t have wanted f>>r a h>ng time. \\ hero di . you get it?" "At A. Ouiberg P*i 1-’ >" n Rome." " The price, too. i- m > li.i t . I’ll not grumble at it. 1 intend t>> have one just like it " Yes, this gentleman keeps books to suit the taste of almost every persnn. His line of books and stationery he endeavors to maintain as par eirec/fence. NEW GOODS'.! More Goods: rttr.U'Kit (loops At THOMPSON lIILKS than any where else. If y.iii want a g>> 1 hook, a pretty i> > . aU • till <•> a , J'l-t step ;u at I.- > -• lie. 15.. .1 -amet, R . i, ..id iiv ’*% .U :vk>'ii.in i n*. i'iy in, quality and jo i . 1a *;, •t t-n ---oi iii' location. Look lor the U” (>•id i'v Boot .t ’i-uoe lactory. \\i, A. ii-ii-kiii, torsi* i*iy of an i,i > iio j-uihc that he ha • \i t§. t: • ; ais. K. Marsh, two link The winter has passed, and the snow lias m me, the cooing of the dove is again •or I in .! e land and tho sel 00l chiifon - .er.de as they wend their way to -i. -i b-ieiiig ov. r th"ir new 1 ok*. sin- ; 1 :• nod s\vvt t vvb'c! have 1.-een i • I! ,r, \ i:h. Dread s'- -t. i.- . to, . who always keeps a good it| ply o'- hand. ,• a.t :i w.,,i a did., up- i> Hi Pp io]able Mute of il,,- ei tintry. remarked to her. tb it In- “feared any ol ibe repnbiieans •’•mild go to n.i ti.etit, “ T-- Vid.ieli !*• npli'-d: “I ui.dei-tri.d Giat.t Mid bis ' ' ii'iiiiiiiisi ration w..uld 1 ■ bm n ... at ilia' bell va- 1 ■- i in, room loi the o.” ; re 1... . vtf H was to? - ti. ■ “sth inst., •re .Mr. i fcieo;t Johnston, oi , M Ja •M. Scott, aged abmit 2s years. Tor m vcral years past It" bad been a vie i nil of that fell-Jest rover consumption, atid lienee his death Was not at all m-i-xp 't'* I. lie wa a c- n-is tint member ot tin- ibesoyte-iian ebiiich, and till been several years in ti e pan. lie leave-a wife and one mil l, with a mul'i ode ol r- ialice- and friends to n.oiit ii hit il, mi-e. R- spoored and helo ed by all, and rce-irreig on tlu: merits it’ his Savior, be le; - [ a.-s, and aw. v. tot-, gathered with these bey .-i-l the ibotl. New Goofs! IJew Goods!! New Go ids received every week, and sokl at b itfmn j-ri-v*; ami country pro duce taken iu exchange at its highest tniu let price. jut ;-tf ! Htivti'siiN llii.Eit. Hellville Academy. Ai a mee’iiig of the icgiJar subscriLera "f .M; i; villa- A-,idemy. liel-l in the Acade my Hall, M odi bl-:. 1-77 te .lotions were atianim i.-ly a inj.ti -1 that 'lot. M Li--;cr !iad - -udiii t-. !t' -i-ii ! with entire .-atisiagtioii; ib.it bis at' n hero , i- be,-o Ti.it of a g-nt'ettno, and of a teacher oi ability. He wi- ui,anlmuu.-ly endo: ! .red eoni m- !.-t I ai; i request and i- continue as iVoreipai oi M-liviTe AcaJmiy. JvtliN t:>. ('ha inn an. K !!. ! re: :. .. e re. girciAL NOTICE. whit*; :r,vi • ;ta r, 1 '' -d- 'tl. .-; • ‘i* '-ng ;• .-"Wing “are. ;„ r ; , ii is t null': t-, ; othe. - matter what ' ' 'vr me. ;e* l. .. ka-.e to : reu.ges have eel"; til , ' e I " the |1- ill • il I. , • t,ng ■ ■ ■ I'• mil 11 in.-;.. ?•■ t.-it go rei i h ic- M i,-tor - Over eer • o.i Leturer v -i.-i'ii Steward ... J. I'.nter--. —V-si.-ta.it Steward ,1. L. ( lose . --Chaplain U. 11. Benefield- Treasurer D. M White Secretary ( 11. \\ ii iti' —Gatekeeper Mrs. W. il. H, :. ti- 1 Cere* Mt- J J i otter I’umomt Mr.-. M . VS ooiti-n Eio. a .u..-s M on,- E. VS . , am- —l,. A S. ibe long eontiuued service of Albit* timbers He .1 street, Rome, in the book ati 1 stationery business, entitles him to t tic a’ontidi net ot the people, in lieing an holiest and upright dealer in that line ot trade, lit; .-n.ieits the continued patronage ei i. • pu.re.e. and asks every b"d;. to give him a ear. and be satisfied of hi* goods and prices. Come t!mu lover in whose eyes, Drooii of ab,-i nt books arise; A. Cmbeig keeps of ov. ry kind, To slot the most fastidious mind. Ia . ;- nt III" ' is tb- I -t and -' aI" i'Uy air. !iii,.; you • tf Harness, Saddle and C liar Shop. TV a Jr.-ire to inform the Public that we ..av. ", eo. i a first e' i-s Ilaru, . at ai.., die i eta..o.-hment, next d-s-r to tlie li.v:'. itl office, with the sendees of 'm - A. M. Emitli, engaged as j rineipul reu-.i -turer. Mr. Smith has an expe n- i;ee - ..‘i years in the business, and we be-itc-ney in saying that ids •if ;a: a,.d i: -* i. Per '■ ■'. . • ' and re r; . ; .', eur | . ■ to 1 : line • ' -- ■ A.,.,f l, X ioivo.