The Cherokee advance. (Canton, Ga.) 1880-19??, September 13, 1881, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text€l)croluc Advance. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY —: BY f—- BKN. F. PERKY. EDITOR AND MANAGER. Office Op-stair i corner Gainesville and west Marietta Street—over store of C. .V, MrClurt. UttieimlOi ffiH t he rokerf 'oi• hf y J8 AND BUKIAL CASES. I have added to my present? large and varied stock .of merchan dise a COFFIN 11F&RTM1IT. Parties who may need Cof fins or Burial Ca ses can' hereafter be supplied in Canton on as reasonable terms as at any other points. 1 also have on hand, for sale at a very low price, the Celebrated PRATT OIN •ad When in town call around <nd ee my stock. JL MeAfee. ANTON, GA., July, llth 1881. For Sale. We have Tor salt 1 UlOnin-s ofgood land wliicli cau be bought rli< u;>- About 40 Horen ia fresh cleared, the balance in woids and well timbered, and all undei l>o»id fence. There is a (/«>>■ I framed dwelling a number of outhouses ami a tenement house on 'lie |>lacu. Sp ings of the best free stone w it r. t hu place is sitimted 0 18 miles norih of this place within one mile of the railroad. Is in a good section of the county so far as the land and morals are concerned. There Is a good sclio >| on or near the place, and churches noir by, and cm be bought cheap—tile party buying will get a splendid '>irg n. all on or addresa lor uarticulos J W JARVIS, or BEN. F. PEBRY, Canton, Or. 44J GAVE MY CHILD tl.»ee -*• (loaeH of tl»3 Patent Remedy — 2905—and they brought away halt'a pint ot' wormn" Sold bv Dr. J. Al. Turk, Druggist, Canton, Ga. i'M tkr bent gM rmmt »** fmU»' mt tf.li trill ml lirr im rmln.” Vue CANTON, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1881. NO. 35. B. K. Path*. P. P. DcPoke. Payme k DiPn, A’lTORNEY 8. AT-LAW, r ASTON, - GEORGIA• L. J. Cartrell, ATPO UN EY AT-LAW, 8^ WHITEHALL ST. ATLANTA,GA Wilt practice in the U. 8. Circuit and District Courts at Atlanta, and the Su preme and Superior Coitrta of the State, may 5, ly. II. W. Nkwmak. Jbo. D. Attaway. NEWMAN & ATTAWAY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. CANTON, - OKORGIA. Will practice in the Superior Court of Cherokee and adjoining counties. Prompt attention given to all busing, placed in their liands. Office in the Court House. Apr. 28 tf. Dr. A. M. Parker Will rontinmi the practice of Medicine at Can)an and vicinity. Office al Ills rta- idencu on Main Street. H. H. McKntyre, Hr irk, r'oilrrlNf mm* STONE WORKMAN, iiASTON, GSOROfA. I AM FULLY PREPARED TO DO auy kind of Masonry or Plastering, at toe LOWEST POSSIBLE HATES. And solicit the patronage of thoae deair ing work in my line. H.H.McENTYRE. Jan. 18 ly. COTTON QIN& MACHINERY SS y N J. W. JARVI8, JEWELER & PHOTOGRAPHER CAN I ON, OA. Can lie found nt his Gallery at any time where he is always ready to do good worn at a low price. July 10-tl. A H allliy Mute. People urn constantly changing their hiiiiiesfrom Kusi to 'Vest and from Noiili to South or vice rerun, in search of a healthy Stale. If they would learn to be contented a.id to use the Kidney-Wort when sick tin y would be much lietler off 'Die whole -y-tein can be kept in a liealihy stale oy tills • inple but i ffectual remedy. See large tide. la It possible That a remedy made of such common, simple plants ns Hops, Buclni, Mandrake, Dandelion, Ac. make bo many and such marvelous cures as flop Bitters do? It must be, for when old und young, rich and poor, Pastor and Doctor, Law ver and editor, all tostity to hav ing been cured liv them, we must believe and doubt no longer.—Post. HoW to get Hick. Expose yourself day and night, eat too much without exercise work too hard without rest ; doc- tot all the time; take all the vile nostrums advertised ; and then you will want to know How to get Well. Which is answered in three words—Take Hop Bitters !—Ex- MACHINERY FOR SALE. The Steam Wood Shop just erected nnd now in good running order, in Clin ton, in offered for sale at a low price. There are Heveral wood working machines in the shop and is propel ed bv a good engine. All the machinery, engine and boiler is about new. The simp is now receiving a good run of patronage. A bargain can be had in this machinery and ahop. Also a two-story |dwelling and a one >.cre lot. I he house has 7 rooms, is centrally located in town; has a good stable, out bouses and servants house on the place; water splendid. Can be bought cheap. Call or addresa Bbn F. j’pav, or Ji, Li PATTERSON, Canton. J. M. HARDIN HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE asd ORNAMENTAL PAINTER. FRESCO and SCENIC ARTIST CANTON GKO HOI A Jan. 18 ly. r o I i p , NEW DRUGSTORE I HAVE OPENED A NEW AND splendid stock of pure, Iresh Drugs in inv brick house next door east front Mc Afee's old stand. I ahull keep as far ns misible every article Kept in the Drug inr. and if yon call at my Store and don’t Hud what yon want I will order it lor you. I shall continue in the practice of Afoil icine mid Surgery as before, and lake this opportunity to thank my many friends for whom I have piacticed for the last thirteen years, for their confi dence imd patronage, and ask the con tinuance of the same; also I ask the prac tic" ot all who may feel disposed to give me their patronage. I respect fully ask the ladies to call and ace my Perfumery nnd Toilet goods. I can lie found at my store when not professional ly engaged, ready to wait on you. Very respectfully, JOHN. M. TURK, M. D. ’an. 18, ly. Tlila Mystery Explained. tf A A fcf Is the patent name of an in- Ct, t/ljijvulunble remedy for removing from the human system pin and stomach worms. It was the prescription of a cel ebntcd physician, and saved the life of the child it was dispensed, for It hat since been the means of saving the lives ot thousands of children > y its timely u»e. It D put up hi the form of pow ders, ready for use, ami children take it readily, hs it ia a pleasant medicine. Sold by Dr. J. M, l urk at ‘25 cents i have on Hand and on the wav. fresh from factory, an immense stock ot Cotton Gins, Feed ers, Condensers &c. Of various first-cluaa make. I SELL GINS AT TWO DOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVE DENI’S PER SAW that are equal to other Ginn selling at 13,00 to $3,50 per saw. I 0t»n Save You Money On Engines, Saw Mills, Boilers, Shingle Machines, Saws, Belting, or most anything in the Machinery line. Send in your orders at once for Cotton Gins Ac., that I may ■«PI»ly you in time. Every Machino I sell is Warranted in 'the fullest manner. Give me a trial and be convinced. Atjdress, s . w. vwusms, 32 AND 34 W. RtyX’lIELL St.. Atlanta, Ga. // r mrm Sf*2?ris | le"is*SSivmmmrp.E . ■amsasTsass sv tat si. nanti* sssaieiMB eo.. sa in sssrs bam tvattv. it. imm /mm/c. F. S. BARRETT. Flowery Branch, Georgia Keaps constantly on hand a Urge and full assortment of J^jwelal jtLeLcJuLniiiAz, npr ZELL’S STANDARD GU He Is also agent for the sale of BRADLEY'S , , , ,, UAMOSiodtlm lory l**st Acid PltoRpItatm.,Terms— 4*ttou option nod fou tfmdiug of cotton in the full. M\irch 4 ly Highest cash price paid Ion: cotton ,/ft a ham Si / Sf£ajutJtin.d, Deai.xms in , DRYGOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS, SUOKS, HATS, HARDWARE! clothing, Family Groceries, Etc., U08>U. Super High MOWNBTBBAB0B. Aaul Agents for the aa'.e of Soluble Pacific anTPendleton's Ammoniatid 8u phosphate nnd Soluble Pacific Acid—the very best Fertilizer* nu the iinirket. High Oak prices ;•*',! for cotton. March 8 ly. ‘$ditahlLshecL WINSHIP’S IRON WORKS. MANUFACTURERS OF THE IMPROVED WIN8HIP COTTON GIN. SELF FEEDER AN CONDKSEK. COTTON PRESSES, FOR 87'EAM. HAND OR HOUSE POWER. SHAFTING. PULLIEd, HANGERS. SAW MILLS. AND MILL GEARING OF EVERY DK8GRIP- TION. ENGINES AND OTHER MA< HINE/fY AEPaIKED. ESTIMATES FU/fNISH- ED ON APPLICATION. Correspondence solicited. Address, WIHSHir 4 gnoii A PERFECT RTnENGTI^WCR.A SURE REVIVER, I It OX BITTERS niu highly recommended for all disesves. re tirin'; .1 i-oi.-n* si mi tliiuiuol tonic ; especially Indxjesturs, J.-jtpepeia, Inter- • ,At. t"' <1, ' AflvJit ,Lum of Srrmg:k,Ijeei! of k-riyi.ee.. Kn riches ... li'ooj, tin ..tfifiei" littt i iimcIos, *ml gives m-w lint w lli* ui'iut. They art » die t>u.vc or,-ran*, n-innvinu all dyspeptic <yuii4oiu*, mu-li "eel, Itl- • TL.it i.i Li’. S-C'lJi. Ifoaeihmv.rle. Tile Olllv - -iii -if •»* v.’.ll n<t lilackcri Hie teetli or glv »> S -,- - ' .iru;-"i>«t'. M’ritc fi r the ABC Hook, 82 |>|». ,-i mu it i ,i < j— M )" .! <MlK.'f(CAJ* C-O.. Dalihnorsr, Mil. GINNING. I have bought the old stand of Kilby it Patterson, their Gin, Condenser, etc., and am now prepared to gin cotton for 20th , and am satisfied I can inalr.e it to the advantage of nil to have me do their ginping. Give me one trial ia all I ask— you will be sure to come again. Respectfully. JNO. W. GORDON. Sept. 1 2m. - ♦ t r «* I Hu: 2905 needs for cbild, when it is troubled with wrrms. Sold by Dr. J. M Turk, Druggist, Canton, Ga, . • 7 i T * * • r,'>v j- a * «I f f * t » ' l 9 I can rave vmi money on ail kinds -f .Vacliinoiy. New or Secoml Hand Porta- lile Kugnies, and Circnla. Saw .Mills, Kn gines irout tl to tin horse potret. Saw Mills Ironi 20 foot to 80 carriages, Antes Port able Engine, liest and cheapest agricul tural Engine in the market, li t* 4o Imran power, Allies niatiouary 10 to 80 hors,, power, St’itionsrv Horizontal ami |!p- riKlil Engines, 1-2 to MM) horse |Miwer, Boilers, Horizontal and Upright. Loco motive Fire-box, Flue and Heel 7.ocks. 2 1 V to lot) liorau power, water heaters, Boilers, Feefl Spark Arrciters, Smoke Stack!, Whistle*, Glass Water Gsiage-, Ind mater*, Governor*, Steam Shingle Afills, and Jointers, L clnnges. Hand Saws, Gate, Scroll fend Gig Saws, Planers slid Matchers, all kinds nud sizes, Wood Working .Vsckiu- ery of all kinds, Saw Arbos, Circular Saws, Belling, Niiliber and Leather, Bal ance Wheels, Iron Pulleys, Shafting, Valves, Steam and Water Pipe, etc , Wa ter Wheels, Scales, Grist Mill Machinery Ratchet and Hand Drills, Blacksmith <oola, Vises, Tongs, Anvils, 'laps and Dies, etc ChII on or address before Imy ing elsewhere, as I can save sou monev JNO. W. GORDON, Uanloa, Gj G BORG IA—Cherokee County Whereas, N. J. Perkins, executor of Charles F. Lay, represent! to the court in Ilia petition duly filed and entered on record that he liaa fully administered on Charles F. Lay s estate. This ia there- fore to cite all persons concerned, kin dred and creditors, to show cause, if they can, why Mid executor should not lie dia charged, and receive letters of diamis •ion on the Hist .V-unlay in October next This Juno 9Nth, 1881. C. M McCLL'RK. Ord'y. tiEO/WIA —PIIEROKEE COUNTY f.Vntine A- Kemp, Wife of (Marling E- Kemp, has applied for exemutioagf ueraonalty and setting apart and veins •toaoriMaWMned, ami I will pas* upon Ufe| feamtnt ••o’elm-k a. III. oil the 12th lier 1881, at my office 1881 f, AfoCLUHK, Ordinary. GEORGIA--('horokoo Comity: By virtue of an onler from the court ofOniitniry of said county, will he sold la-lore the court house door In the town of Canton, between the legal honra of HOP BITTHR8. IIOI% HM lir* .IIANftttAKKt IIA Ml F: I.I II N ( AMI TMN IM Tim THEY CUltK All lllifMfiiiif IlirfMoitHM-h. Ilnwpla, II|o«hI, I4vrr, Kltlnrta.aiu| | rliinry Nrr* vuualiffiMk hit pnlfNMii an a ml i<aj««c»ffiil jr P*WMU«» C:«Mit|ilaliiW- • IOOO IN GOLD. Will I*# paid for a cm* tlicy will not liclp, «*r fur umMIiImk Impimt or tiiju foitllfl III lllt tH. •kyoMr dnimtiai for IIiin Hitt pm oud trt “ Toko mm tilirri jJldlfTMl .. ... DrUffikOUliNM, ll«# of optMHl, t uliai t o auit liftrrotlra ■■■■■ Imp FOB Cim ui. I All llWN l#M hv driigpnto. Hep MMn M%. IV, Karkwlir, N. V., A Terafele,I THE LATEST AND MOST WONDER FUL INNENTON! Edison’S IistuitaieoBS GUIDE TO IHK PIANO 0E ORGAN By which any Child or Person een play any of the Popular Ain at once without S7UDY. PREVIOUS PRACTICE, or evin Musical Talent. The Com pa ey will FOhFEIT $1,000 if any child ten years old fails to piny ANY ONE ef our Pop- ulyTuneaon the PIANO. ORGAN or J/KLODEON within ONE HOUR after receiving the jUusic aud Instructions, provided said child esn count, with tlie figures belore it, from 1 to 100 correctly. 7 Pieces of Music, wllli Instruc tions, Mailed to any addreae on receipt of 111 Enclose one ctnt postage stamp lor < at alogue of Junes. Agents wanted in every State and County In the Union Edison music ro.,m, 210 A 217 Walnut Street, Pliila .Pa. sale on the first Tuexday In October next, tlie east half of lot of 281, in the 18th district and t< said county 80 acres mure or ing to tlie estate of Win, F. A cnared. Terms made known •ale. Wm. M. MUL Admlniati Aug. 1st. 1881. _ EXE?5ifToR ; OAr/F; On Tuewlay Novemlier first. I will aell ♦n the liigheat bidder, unless inoner sold at private aale, the plantation on the Marietta and Hickory Flat road belong ing to the estate of-loel Haley,deoesieu, for the benefit of hi* heirs and creditors. JOEL L. HAL -Y, _ Executor. GEORG I\— Oher,>k,-e County. To all whom it may concern . George W. Brooke having In proper form aiiplied|fo me for permanent letters of administration on the estate of John P. Brooke Into o| said county, this is to ode *H and singular the creditors aud next of kin of kin of John P. Brooke, t-> be nnd appear nt ay office within the liniu allowed by the law, and show cause If any they can, why permanent admin istration should not be granted to George W. Brooke on John P. Brooke’s estate. This Sept. 0th, 1881. C. M. McCLURE, Ord'y. GEORGIA—Cherokee County By virtue ol an order of the Court of Oodiiwry of said county I will eelt «a the first Tuesday In October 1881 liefore the Court House door of said county within the legal I tours of sale, the fol lowing lots of laud to wit. No-771— 772—818— 814—844—848. In the 8rd district find section of aaid county prop erty belonging to the estate or Joshua Burlx deceased, lota ot mid county sold lor the benefit of the heir nnd credit ors. Terms- One halt cash, the balance tlie first of January 1882. - J. Jf. McAKEE, Adair. GEORGIA—Cherokee County: Notice is hereby given that I shall up ply to tho Court of Ordinary of Clieni- kce county, Ga., fet the Oot. term. 1881, or leave to mill the land* belonging to he estate si Wm. M. Minders, deceased. This Sept. 6th HMI. JOHN I'. MBA DEBS, Adm'r. f EOXGlA—Cherokee County f To all whom it may concern : Jcease Burts having In proper form applied to me for permanent letters 9nf adminis tration on tlie estate of Christian Burtz, late of mid county, this is to cite nil and singular tlie creditors and nest of gin oft hristian Burtz,to lie and appear nt my office within the time allowed by law, aud show cause, if any they can, why permanent administration should not be granted to Jessee M. Burtz on Christina Uurtz's estate on the first Jflmday in October next. Witness my bend ana of ficial signature this S-pt. 6th 1881, C. M. McCLURE. Ordinary. GEORGIA— Cherokee County: Notice ia hereby giv-n that application will be made to tlie i ourtof Ordinary of •aid county, on the first Monday in Octo Iter, for leave to pel I the lands belonging to the estate of James Bluer, deceased, t hi* hepl fitli 1881. JOHN f„ RUt’NS .Mtn'r. tklblumdewm * ion pwumpMs. p*. JSTAd verliaillg Hat,-a eXIIVliirlv low—R> 8'iit the tin>ee.,j£| GEORGIA— Cherokee County: To all whom it mey concern; This is to give notice to nil merchants and oiliers. that on Satuibay the I8th of last August my wife. Sarah Octavie Hendrix quit my ted end board at my place of living near Jfica without any reasonable cause, aud that I will not hereafter be respon-ible for any debt she may coutract for either in my name or hers. This Sept 8th. 1881. James T, Hemdkix kiunly wort WILL BURBLY CURB IKIONCY DISEASES, LIVED COMPLAINTS, I Ipii.es, constipation. i ninantI MSEAvrs. PEMAI.E WEAKNESSES, ANN NEHVOCS PISOKPEBS, I by causboj/ret action of then orgain until ing their tower to throw of dlteate. Why saPtr BIIIms pin sal sefcssl I Why tsrs»als4 with Pits*. Camtlrattoal I | Why frlflit»a»4 svsr 4ls«»4srs4 KI4a*ysl| Why saAars asrvM* sr |U SssSsHmsI | Vee KIDNEY-WOBTW rejoice in health. I It I* put up'n Dry Vseslshls farm. Is Hal JAM oua pot'kAfi'e of vkklt inaki s lit quarts of I ImSIrlnr. A I— li, ll«slS Teem. »«rf (MOT-f lr,*- J tor Hums ISsl c»r.nu* rtadlljr |,r»p«r* II.I I yi, K-ti with rssal rDcIrury Is sllkrr fora,. I BET IT OT YOUE DRUOOIST. I'UK’X, HMI WELLE, EtCNABDSOX A Cs., Prsy’s, I (Will sm4 Itw Ary po*Ay*W.) SCSUM sm.RlYh SALKS FOR St PTKMhKR Will be sold before the Court House door in the town of Canton on the first Tuesday in October next between the legal hours of sale the following deicri bed property to-wit : One cylinder printing press, the type and fixtures, etc , and til ihe materiai now used in the printing of tlie Cuesokek Aovancb. by Ben. F. I Perry, Editor and Publisher. Levied on as the property of W. T. Laine bv virtue of a mortgage fi fa iesued from the Catoosa Superior Court in favor of Jos. M. McAfee v» W. T. Laine to satisfy said mortgage fi fa- This June VI 1881 Wm. A. KITCHEN, Deputy Sheriff LOCAL NKWH, Court Is Well attended. Will give ytra a full report of tile cns‘ et tried this week iu nest weeds issue. B’isinees I* on the Immn and we art held down to it very closely. Pardon us for ilie-v half sheet*, anoth er ami better editor will take charge of the Adjunct, soon. Thanks for all part Pavers and thank ful fur au extension. Our summer visitors have began to leave. Cotton le alow coming In this year- We are not hunting up personal! this week. Our population will inernaae, ws hear of several families who ere coming hern between now nnd the first of J aweary nest. As an evidence that Canton until* ues to hnild, it,spite the HI forebodings of many, we Will rtate that thorn Is in course id' cnurtructloa some •is or more hntMlaga, for dwellings ahd business hou*ce, liestAss several others In contemplation. Henry Rtm-le made ns promt Warn head to foot last Tuesday Thanks. Pardon lit correspondents, we east gel all year rffit*Umain three hail ahetU* Eson .Vabsato Scmqol, August 18th, 1881. Whereas, God in his inerruUhle wis dom has seen projier in oill from onr midst onr frieud and brother R. M, Barnet. it reeelved that while we bow In ble resignation hi the will of hhn doea ail tiling* well, that It ia with und regret that we Imre lo gtennp that was so dear to our hearts—One had Just nftalerd the full vigor of hood and usntnlneee. red that no mnltpllentWin nf . Id to the merit of a eherac- id spotless. was a friend and brother * inry we shell ever eber- - That the clMrecterle<le traits by which ne was mostlv dlrtingutebed, waa an even' temper, a genial disposition, added Iht re-' to the attriubte* of n Christian maohoud, kind and affiotiunate in kit domestic life, fkltMot In hie Irlemtehipe—firm la hie attachment* unsullied in hi* Integrity— always active seder the stem sense of da- »y Be is Airther resolved That the noble •dlfiojft Hie character nnd Ilfs, pimento ilsatfafia modcl worthy lo be admlrsd aad imitated igd that every gram of ehame- ter which wa Me nccestemrd to revets. was hi* whether moral or sucisl and these • ao adorned his lllb. that it was difficult to dlenrimlneto In what i lament nf excel- leans hs wm moat eseoiled. Be It rcaolred- That this Sabbath < school of which lie was n faithful mwabsr I we tender our heartfelt sympathy to tho bereaved family nnd relatives or brother in their great bereavement | commend them to the only that north oon give. His well u, aad above nil to him that gave the < wand, “owns ye blemed of my Inherit tlie kingilom prepared fer hie children. Tritaito wF Ernpesi, Wheiwse He who dneth nil thiags i has seen fit to take Awes among es eer es teemed end Moved brother, R, if. Bernes, nnd whareoa. this fTtrlfhld flower has teen mi recenUy by the tendered nf bnsbandn this load of sin to n land in v there is no gnawing worm nnd whom nt- mospbera is disturbed by no tnr-hwplm then the fkanlngs of angel* wings, than * fore, be it Absolved, 1st—That wo, the Woodstock Reading Clob, do lender the rvteSirm of onr brother in their boraavamant each sympathies ** cm come only from tho heart* of true ft lends. Resolved, 2nd—That while •* bemoan the lea* of our brofh-r we do rsjoloe with bis relatives In hie prospects lor a "hot ter home up yonder.” Resolved, 3rd,—•’’hot we oommead la the youth ol our community the Christina chnreeter left by our brother ns n model worthy of imitation. Resolved, 4th—That tho death of our brother be a warning to m that seen from blooming »outh the Lord maketb no hie jewels. r Resolved Mb— 1 That while we nnd oaj country nave lo-! ao commendable n char ecter Heevt-n lias gained another gam and the Mgel* have won a new empasioo- /fevolve.I. Sth — but the epitaph which might he written on his tomb ic morn Id lie coveted ihsn all the Masonry ot (owe, than nil the weuMi nf world*. Resulted 7ili— I'tet u copy nf these resolutions teepranl upon tlie minutee oe this (flub, a copy sent the family of the deco** >1 and a onpy furniebed the Chkrokei i'vaxck for pnblicntics. The above res.,I ji i.ma were wlopted by the Woodstock ltu«diag Club Sent. 7th 1881. G. P. Bmmek J Lula Booing > CVmmitto*. W L. Dead j — -s e , Juryn VnrsUot. We the Jury >uuimooed nnd eworn by Wm. T. Kuk. c rouer, a* a inry of in* n l over tii« b uly of Ms itomey died heart (iiee.ee aggravated bp cruel • restin nt friun the bands of 0. D. Phil- lips, Jr. Tfiis 8 pt . 18th 1881 L. J. gneen, P.iremna, J T Green, J B. ftttnhtns. D, B H»ltert, L, fc. Cl,wart, J. A. Stephens, 1. H. ( owsrt B. 8. Gihm, W. T. Kina, Coroner. The sIh.vk ie tint verlict of the enfr- ners jury lirl.t oyer the body of John Afuesey, o while convict, who died nt tha envitt camp last week. An account ot wbicb W<- gave iu lust Weeks issue. His body w»» tuk.-n ui» lost Saturday by cor oner Kirk, by order* from hie Excellen cy A. H Colquitt, by the hands„r Fnak L. Hsriison, S'me l.lbrsrian. We did not learn any of the particulars ot this •flair, and so will leave nil to our rend- Kbl'GhN, Agent, 25 Whitehall Street, Aflunta, Gsorgia. J .re n, Ga., Sept 8tb 1881 Mr. Editor- You will pi ,*e |mlili-h for the bene fit of the public flint tbe Wnlesca camp- meeting, in Clieiokee county, willl begin ou Friday night before tlie 4th Suoday in Sept- uili- r t„ c-mtinue tour days. Also that tIm Bethel caiupmctting ia Pickeos co n’v, near Ludville will begin on Friday n . lit h lore the 1 t Sunday in Octob-i to cuiiuue four days. Mr. Mil ler Willis, oi Augusta, G*., will aaeiat nt tbe Builu-I met-tiug, t >gvtber with Vis iting mimaili-r*. Vary respectftilly, W, O. Butleb, pastor.