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Newspaper Page TextTHE APPEAL. J. F. SAWTELL, ELAM CHRLSTIAIIj EDITORS AM) PROPRIETOKS. k I FRIDAY, July 28, 1871. Du. Gov. Sam Bard is in liis feloyy. /Hoy A. 11. Stephens rle- Viftfis fcomimi after column ot his "jwmnta sttn tirTfr: 1 nsv*. ey have had a ,genuufo'Tua-d j Jkladon P» , t .V e 4»aJ that paper regularly/foot wo are. nat pre pared to answer the question. jfl' Tllft Attitnt*’ tiuafa* Now rYovk Corr6?f[)ondcnt New Ydrk XJiot was intended to Win the Irish Catholics over to the “ New De parture.” Don't kiwwttfoofot. {biff-j but we know a number o£ tho riot ers were won over to the “old de parture”—killed. CrrtEF JiTSTtdK Lochranb has recently decided that, under the laws of Georgia, all firemen are fob .j*eC to Jury duty,,, „,fj »j oie Baltimore claims a * first clasfe Borgia in the person of a female who has hec SflfT*, and \*i j. Da. L. J. DuraKE was killed on the Macon & tVestthn Railroad, near Bfear*'*’ Creek test (Saturday wgty u l£-X - a ’’ *pl9m.» Mp Ffo (BaubdE,.t>T fitiiffin,, was taken sick about 10 o’clock on Saturday night, with a severe at tack of cramp colic—caused it is supposed, from eating peaches, and very loohi after taking a bath ia'foe.’ poo!'. He suffered terrible agony, during the night and motiving and died about 12 o’clock on Sunday. Tins Messenger of a Nationals Bank in New York, was knocked <Jk>wn and robbed on tho., struts. ( last Monday, of $40,000. W. 11. Tutt, druggist, of Au gusta, and President of the Cotton States Fair Association, aud Hon. W. A. Hoff, grocer, and Mayor of, Macon' are Said to spend moromoiw ey jn advertising their respective businesses than any other two men i«H[ViiMi »v«d Ur.A* It is said that the men, e.ven; nfei going crazy on the blonde hair sen sation, at eonae of the watching pla ces. Jb ....i » ti*ii u It m One of Darwin’s strongest' argu ments for tho,descent of toau t |rotn’ the monkejH jg that the latter fttii inal always parts his hair in the District Judge Blount ha§ decid ed tfiht tdie aefc'-fur tho funiahment of fs Itffo&itttiWtlonal. it Hir . Thk Mayor of Savanyalv says that okv never was more tree of . ■ j survivor^'tli Geor gia regiment lmd a reunion in At-' lanta on the 2?et, theienthanuiyer- Bary of the first battle of Manassas. o a*t. b*Y(p-rja t4«<n jßffi The Cambridge buu says that ot twelvtida»yers im that tow.n, only live aretable their cardsi 1 ttf^tli^^ttOer/- 11 Wdtfltlli’t* Vvd*hate to say such a thing about 6Ur lawyers? testM i A sfoRM on the coasts of New foundland and Labrador, Sunday, d^voyjf;4ro9, t )i'iinilre(i fifty fisbiug .smacks, twenty-three ingfft mid forty stores, amounting to a million and a half of property. l i i n ' j. .. Thk Arlington Furniture.— The Alexandria (Ya.) Gazottee, says that shortly after the close ot‘ the war, Maj. John Green, with a long train of Wagons, went from Alexandria, Ya., to Arlington with an order from the United States Government for tine fgruiture at Arlington,- beloriglng Gs n.- 11. K. Lee. The officer in command of the place at first refused to surren der the property, but anew order >vas at once issued and given, and everything that belonged to the Arlington family had; not be<fo stolen Was packed «ifi aightoetiowag ons and brought aftd stored in one, of the front rooms on the ground floor of the Mansion House, where it sfllll remains uutduehccL 1 '(d fW'i t*-*~ —*TT~ , *"U .i j ■ DisUfTKGRATiojj is taking place in the Radical pavtys lii all (parts of the country evidence d# these facts are apparent The Omaha Herald says that Senator Tipton opfeoly deokred, when in the kty h i fbvr day#-'* sifledf “shat jifaiGaneraf' Pres idency, he would take, the stump for Mr.-Hendricks, in case the lat ter should be uojhsuatled by the Democratic party. He further de clared that if the State Convention tion to the Uational jCouyeuiipn fa vorable to the nomination of Arrant he would stump the State ngv.inst him before he was nominated. y Unfit nr* juihi - Snow fell in the basket of a baboon that went up irom go, on tho ,4th, to the depth of two inches. , Tire party. having on sum mer clothing, suffered intensely irom the cold. Governor Hoffman and the New York Riot. Tlic pAtical cndHftcVof ■fn ejagOV Hoffmaiyave at taunted tu mike capita of this dislhncttd afflm*, i by him hvhflly liar gable i the Aaiii, ,^|hL. | don|P‘()ii that day. The Trilntne, presided over by the white-hatted philosopher, Greeley, insinuates that the Gover er was privy to and encouraged or .approved the order of l lie police commissioner T.'TH > htd ni r ange ]>roecssion ; and was only in duet‘4,t|o: tyyJgL by the ihpt of publie mr Gett. McQuade; of Governor. Hoff fttfe published 'i -Wtttfr,' successfully refitting this slanderous iou/m»9 oil/ oa!*oifm>o'ri ch i T i ftfuffST; The most reliable accounts of Governor Hoffman’-* action in this matter are fully iit keeping with his character as a statesman and a prompt, energetic Executive. Ibis riot can only he accounted for by the fact that New York city possesses a few thousand half hu man, roughs, k> whom ; uud good order are irksome,-aadßit, re quires an occasional clubbing atid shooting to keep them at all cob!. ’l’he enlightened and truly Chris tian Catholic ministers and citizens generally, condemn in unmeasured terms this barbarous action on the part Church men, and excommunicate those en gaged jn th 9 riot, but-we regret to see that some .pastors have partaken of the spirit of the rioters, and en cotimge the*, hv tl,6ir sWfJWIy, to create further trouble. . . It i.a interesting to tiie citizen of foe qjiiot,, peaceable and orderly South, to read of the riots, strikes, and confusion in that land of law. makers, 'who occupy all their time ,considering the “ terrible state of affairs in the South.” Os- Intrrjwt to Cotton Pi.ax -j- WM leawt from the ! “'Mon-, ry” article of the New York' Mure na!' o.rt’oinmorce of the lb r t)i . in stant, that a late legal deebi-m, if hoyu&tly out by . the FedOraf ■ 'ElNtfovft ore to cotton planters a 'small portion of the tax on cotton unjustly extort ed from them in .’7 ami's as thu duty waft laid by •&ePf& OMrfliinhfjk>if cotton, and not upon burlap covers, cotton bag ging, ivpu lies, or rope, suit was commenced agiuost the Govern ment and a decision reached that a’ tax was only collectable on the net usually ranges from twenty-six to thirty pounds per hale,, and it is said the Depart niant has comp roßiisoil on an allow ■ cr this concession is general, or the refund will only be made to those whQlpaid under pro test y.fmututvo td‘ he seen, ftis easy to soo,-that if fottr million hales paid the tax, and the refund is made ‘oil x/aelq s®n the claim 41)Is will be entitlodTo up wards of three million dollars. A-Ti.AXTA.-r-J. Suipback Wilson," M. H., lias ]>ublisiietl a book tmti tled s “ Atlanta ns it is,” from which. .We gather the following facts ‘ The, eity was incm-porate;], with i its present, name, iu 1847. Before that the plaoe- was kuawn as Mau st‘i lin fo* mp 1 „. Kriobdj, Jjzilj, Imm (4 *<,i{UMiaKr> * ” In lb-!/ the only house'oT wor ship was the log school-hogse on what mb then known as “ Cliiinpie pdm Th-ioket,” oil the site where uowi stsndsilhic residotico of Miv Henry Banks, on Peachtree Street. The population then was only a lew hundred. It is now estimated at, ifo&ty Hifoi&tmd. «j ; so In iB6O the vc'rtl estate wns va In ed i rtPTK* iiyf mer chandise sold in the dttaT^ , ?KS'f‘¥'4aP , was over There arc now over four hundred stores on -the business streets, mid; abaut 8/5' licensed firms within' the limits of. the corporation j Bi.oxdks vs. Brunettes.—Dark hair, so long neglected and des- Gutirt Journal, in-foe aseeuduut.-4“ The blonde is graduaffy resuming h,er place side by side, not above” the brunette. The blonde is now, declared to hfiy.e luaintainctl her rule so loug by variety of .artifice, and can, now 'that) her curaiiug.db- 5 vices are known, be classified as fol lows; The Gothic Irish (reddish), the Saxon English (dark yellow,) the * littte b(lct(^ c ;jfoor€/ cm-ley, golden,) the cephalic blonde blonde (pal(i{^V^v >: cpVofit all-I these .the pepjuUie .orange han always been considered the most to'be dreaded by m cn who ;seek for peace of mind, a cahn Rf§ # KteW&iipifi 2 IS • .Tt ' | -at \\ e have received an attractive t99s hwinlsoiuely gotten up premium list of the Second Graud, Fair of the Cotteu States, Mechan ic’s and. Agricultural 'Fair, Associa tion, of Auguste, Georgia, which convenes Tuesday, ; 'Oggjjier and coutrmios five -ikys. Over fif teen thousand dollars in premiums •iS offered,- -The Augusta Fair year wq£ a splendid success, nod | even better’things are iproiwristed for 1871. [From the Lumpkin Teles* npb. Railroad Meeting In Lumpkin. July lfl, IS7I. ■\t fjgsßailre§d nieetinA held in interest c®;he B ,Jp & C. R. R 4 in ttm plsfce Judge J. ■ Scott waßcalled chair, R. F. WRs, Uo act m Secretary. mittee of three, consisting of J. Iv. Barmmi, N. R. Holliday and T. C. Johnson, was appointed to escort Col. J. C. Kimball* Dr. Hamilton and Col. Tumliii tathe (poujt-btijise It is,useless to say that the speccfT of Col. Kimball far exceeded the expectations of every one. With ’out rhetocrical flourish, he-address ed himself to the practical goqd sense of the people; demonstrating the necessity of a road to our com munity, and stating what would be required to build. ' After discuss ing at. length the relative merits of the'Broad and narrow quage rail roads, in which he demonstrated to the.satisfaction of all, the superior ity of tho latter, he laid down the mtirnattml corporators: It*is first, that the people of Stewart Cbmfty raise $6,000, per mile, for the*fbad to run from Cuthbert to Lumpkin. 2nd, tlrnt they pay 20 per cent, .of their subscription on or after the road is graded one mile or more, north of Cuthbert, 20 per cent more wbeo it is graded hjilf way be tween Guthbert and Lumpkin, 20 ! per cent when the grading is com peted to Lumpkin and the remaing 20 per dent iri twelv emoftthsthere®li- lt is. unnecessary to state that Dr, Hamilton and 001. TumliD, both made convincing appeals in favor of the road. After Col. Tumlin closed, the books of subrcrijdiori were opened. Dr. Barnuni made an urgent appeal to fill to come i'or- Wxfrd and subscribe; leading off with a subscription 0f,5i,000. About $45,000, -was subscribed. --Ai The Jdaunaltaeliee delegation did not subscribe as they have obtained special concessions from CoL Kim ball, towit : That the road, in con federation of their subscription shall ran. within two miles of Aniiocli, Gn motion a committee, of iwo ;fqf dach militia district and five fpr*the Lumpkin district to aaiUt Dr. Hamilton to canvass the coupty for subscriptions, was appointed. Qu„ motion the thanks 4>f the' meeting were unanimously vofexi Gol. Kimball,.. Da. Hamilton, and Ools. Tumlin and Brown for tlieir’ efforts in our behalf. The meeting tiicn adjourned. I R. F. Watts, S.wjt’y, ' f i • •;! - . t ■•• j : —'’:i Andrew Female College. We regret exceedingly to learn that Rev. Dr. A. L. Hamilton Futs ideftt of this popular institution, Andrew Female College, Cuthbert, Ga.,‘has tendered his resignation to the Board of ‘frustess, and has •ntvw no further connection with the College. Dr. H. has a greak -many personal friends in South • Western Georgia, who acknowledge his ablHtied “as a College President, and believe his indefatigable efforts, 'during the last live years, to build up Andrew and established it upon an'cnduflng basi'*, Aesferve thiyhft'gii est encomium : from‘ the Trustees and authorities of the Church. We hojve the Trustees will do cide to make tho College, for the time to «eome, nn out-and-out de nominational iwti Fnt ioii , : fully identified with the Methodist Episcopal ClUirch' South, as a CliUrch establish thetit. The Bap tists have a College at Cuthbert, which we trust will be a success *dnd an honor to that distinguished branch of the Lord’s embattled hosts; and let the Methodists rally to old Andrew as the Methodist Col lege of Southwest Georgia. This is consistent, and it is likewise, it seeriis tq us, the dictate of true wis dom and sound policy. '■ In this we mean no reflection up on our esteemed friend and brother, Dr. A. L. Hamilton. We hayb al ways favored, and ever expect to favtrr'CNnirch irretftatioris of Mirn itigf in preference tO’ mixed and in dependent schools. Boinbridge !{!»,*• Jonte Qutteey Adaais has been again interviewed. Ills views on the next Presidency and the selec tion of a Democratic candidate ap- petute vary sound and. plausible.— Says he in answer tdbiw Interrogato ry of the interviewer: “ My own view is that the locali ty .will dictate candidates. The strength of the Democracy is and must be in the West and South. ifew Y’ ( Wk ftid Alissouyr are ; secure, for our right aud left wi.igs. The tug of war will be in Ohio, Indiau ua, F’emisylvanki and Virginia. I think the candidates upon the tick-* ets should come from those parts. I have myself a high regard for Governor Hoffman, and. he is also, a '-my strong candidate—probably sure of the succession if the party should prevail next time; but I think he is too wise a man to allow himself to be pressed in the next ; Gbtfijfisli-Yex 3 iuu rj* JT j The narrow-guage railway »p --pgarz by no means duslined to be confined to mountainous regions or : those where the limited amount of business would not justify the con-' straction of the more cosily road of GoXkfi |fffi#w£s‘r>ds rrt' nh(ot West nre to be one field of Operation ‘for the nctv highway if the enterprise now contemplated by the Cincinnati and Terre Haute '(lndiana) Railroad Company be carried aHt. This .company, it is stated, proposes the construction of a double-track nan-ow'-guage from Terre Haute to Cincinnati, with the privilege of coastmioting a branch southwest fitotn Bloomington t© the key 4 organize, aud a board of di rectors has been chosen. I its Albany News. annouiKioa the, death of 3lr. R. A. Brown. FORT GAiNES COLUMN. . igv y j, Something New \—That boy. — Hurrah 1 Very'good for a begin. i :ek to all hands. V v Cp A—' "»k ■ ■<«> Sabbath School Celebration —On lust, the - Gottou Sabbath, Sdi^jp-gpc^es io have:®, pic ni c, -etc; a ‘■‘bhfpreparaticms sre berng mnfarfmavd w T e doubt not it will be % They are in search Os a talking man to say something for them on the oqeasiou. We are requested to in. vile everybody in ,Cuthbort to ; at ktilifli* lo td'grj ad Though the school is held iii the Baptist church, it is not a sectarian school. Ail—Methodists, Baptists and Presbyterians - are workinghar moniously togetlier, endeavoring To truui* the .children pi the way they* should go. Come everybody and see how brethren of different churches can ‘‘dwell together in unity. •’ Foot Race. —An amusing slceno ■ 1 j oqcurred last Muuday yioruiug at the Mayors Gburl. One Mr- Star ling from Alabama came across the river on Saturday last and “ took, on” too much. Georgia whiskey.— It didu’L “ set well ” on his stomach but seemed to arouse all bis pro peifsitics for scafhig mak ing them think he was going to tight every Ixidy. he met (of course , he was only jehjrg.) Making an attack'apou Mr. Cohen, tlifc- mar jsliaii was called for who>‘ hekl him. fast” till trial, Monday morning.— The Alttyqr upon befinug testimony sot liiuiaidC back upon hi* dignity, •or something else, and told the marshal! to - <p>Ueot live dollars costa from the prisoner, whereupon. Siarlingivery Buddmdy deuidvd U>. .-take “ leg bail*” Without stands ing upon tlio-orikir of his going”) he “ went at .ouce ’■ for the door-and right “ then and there wa« in hot haste ” on the part pf Mr. S. and theinarshtdl. Alabaitqpjpoised, ito be too fast .I'qt Georgia. Fences and corn patches tHiifered in . the; line of retreat to a.considerable ex tent. Col. Webb says the next man that come*, diottn Alabama, mid gets diunk iu.Fort Gai-ues Ue’% gqing. to ask him to please go home .before« he gets into a row, or*lak.u tjie cool, of the day for “ loot racing.” The Gol. has to be rubbed down gyery morning to limber his joinls, Mr. Btarling intends to move his trade to some other point* n'X Tt'ip to Florida. Not long since-\be made a visit to West Florida, and though the country through which We pa?sc(i, is for the most part, altogether un inviting, and not by -any opeans caleulafed to inspire, still wir saw and heard a few things tlmt. may not prove uuiutorcfeihig to some if not all of our readers. We found the country generally flooded, and low lambs ’ inj ured con siderably by heavy rains. Wc pass ed through Jackson, Washington aud Walton counties—spent one night going, and ’one on our return In Camphelton, Jackson county. — We .found everybody there cf paying their prayers,” except tho doctors-, and they, (or oue Jof them) liad read a chapter in the biblc. A wet summer is always, ’ itfbtfdftb lime country, a p recursor of a sickly.fall ? which accounts for the great inter est past nb\V uFen in rebgious mat ters. One had taken a round with the el-ills but the prospect for a good prats-, tice ahead helped h i in along so that he had only “ read a chap* ter,” hoping that he . might escape further “ shakes ” —one more at tack will, wc doubt not, at least cause liiiu to ask aLlpssing at meals. We hope so at any rate. . Jackson is one of the richest coun ties iu Florjda, boh® gwiopalfy cov ered with Totten The lands rgsertibje Jh«,Dougherty of our own State, and, if pebble more productive, especially, of the ‘‘staff of fife.” £uch.a thingisisaßack of shipped corn was irt Gampbcdtou, we siqipose, amliarely, if ever, in the county. The crops, though to some extent injured by heavy rains, wore lookipg .prefty well. They dry May. which ienaWed to ; tliif grass and liikve. a«, even stpi t with the wet weather. Why there lias never been a sailrpad through, that! •section of iWAitaie ean only be pi plained by want. of. .enterprise and' energy on *lm fXy&m ' ■The negroes have Meeu/^eryi'troul>- lesome tkrouglwmt thp cptmfy r , ever since the surrender, resulting in some bloodshed and consideiiable zer.s. It can readily be accounted for by its being the qdojjtcJ” home of Hamilton, 21. (J., (Land of powers, ; wind a ; disgrace .)mind Huvm.au,He rnl.yg spirit ot the has a sjL tm last election one democrat was elect ed to the Legislature, and so close was the rape throughout, that n<it‘ a white-Rad can .now be h4md.— .Much, if hot all the credit for the; great [-evolution in political matters i« due to J. C. McLean, Ehq., of Mariana,' the Detune ratio, inejnbdr elected to the Legislature.' Work, work, work. \vgs liis “watchword and reply.” Leaving going west- passed thrqug^jVaMdqg tou, one of the poorest comities iu ,the tjtate. In this.pouuty, Uo.wev er, is tlie loy, - containing ' seyeiHl n ijndred aqres good land sffi |e i'aund this side, of the Mississippi [ Yalley. Vernon is the county site, located on the bank of Holmes’ ijji&ek, (a good sized river, though misnamed creek,) just at the Wes |)eo.ple of tlif coi3y spperalß jiTor, and bnsinesHis only dfce in* small way. \w saw, about a hundred Biles, of cojpbii « thqijn-eek be by Burge to the Choctawhatchie nv- by steamer to New Or leans via Pensacola. We met there cur old friends and school mates, jjp* M-. Lood, J. L. Jldlxihrioh, the fJrnier engagtri ■kr thedaMwriw 1 tnei> chandise. ¥ Jotm J3.1 5 ’ had, since we last saw takeii one of our dittfe cousjfcßiii**To looked‘-just; as happy asttei big) sun Jh)Wer,”vm:.kJ‘-0 oidtioJim., Jdltqy will please acc k^j dn^sses frverj we were in Walton, our miavalibuu ty. - Though poor, we are not to,o\yu hgr as ,Quy l>kth- and. you .will. with ns, “ when we tell you what they -told us tiiere.” Before the War there were about Tour liUndred and fifty "votei-s in' the bounty. >' At the elec tion for fk-leg'ate* to the secession conventioii'the highest cafididate in favor of •sqvyasiou, received eleven votes. During the war, more than five bwiidred of her s&ys fopglit for the “JLost caiise,” mid fo«ght nobly too. Tfiore is not, with jooc.or. two exceptions, a poorer county the (State The dose of the war found them ia peculiarly straigfomM cir cumstances, many baying: actually suffered for bread in ’65 and v i6ft,‘ In ISfifi thei“Laics’ Memorial As-, Sociationof Florida,' was organized' at Tallahassee, Aior tlie purpose>of erecting a monument to, the taeln m y of the Confederate dead of Flor ida, and to provide for fche widows and orplmns oft-he same ; ” request ing tiie ladies of thodifferent coun ties to organize .auxiliary assobia -tions to carry out-the geuerii work. Wb were present :rt the organi zation in ami though at least one hundred and fifty ladies wore present, there wro not ioore than fifty .eaile©, dresses, foe rest ! being homespim. They were t Toot indeed” but they had a mind to work ’’ and nobly hsiye they per formed it. Boon after its organiza tion the parent asr Pei at ioix.‘ ‘.died a natural d«dth,i?.as s.adi. thingdgcii eralyJdo. Meeting .-after meeting of tho Waßoßwcoulfiy, auxiliary aS sociation yvrts iveld- aft Eucheeumui • and they all- detoriniofid,do, M ih, someth wiuhin theinselres.— Several entertainments have been given, never realizing dt any dne of tirem more.than fifty to seventy-ih‘e dollars, k Every year the widows and orphans of Confederate ool diers have been supplied-with trraay of the necessaries of life, and they had; purchased-, wiitn wo were thorp-, a no at little monument costing- about a thousafKl dolhws, to.be evented to tho memory of the confederate dead of Walton county. r ffio name of dvevy soldier from the eouutv, wlio was killed or di-bd during s the AVar, was insia ibed upon it. The fourfh of July; was selected a? tho most appropriate day Tor monunreilL Noble' women! true Wo to on 1 They were poor bfitthdy . lovedßfeir departed ones, ihey hon ored their dead heroes. Women of the South—you who are rich —shame on yon! all around you are Widows arid'orphans of dead soldiers who fought to savhl sour riches, some oi‘ them, many of them suftVriirg for bread. They would thank vbit for “the - cniriibs that'fail from your table.*’ Will jrou withhold thht which ydu give to the 'dogs from the wives And children of Southern soldiers? Loam a lesson from there poor people give to your heroes, loved ©nbi fit dl&SF’of bread and erect monuments to their mem ory. Nobler martyra to the cause of fieifor died. Do dot 'neg lect them. ,u *sn>r We beg pardon : '{orFbbfnfc> jso IcnglhL but hope fo'aC'rtl idast'a'levv of our readers may be intt-fWted. Since onr return wc have been un able to write, suffering with boils, and hope that you will' not think wc have forsaken the Appeal. If we can add any thing to its interest we shall evfir be happy to do so. x&t a — Mfi 1 Kn-Klux. J. H. Christy, of Athens, was examined -by the-Iva-Klux; commit 1 tee in WashingfgftlfffftoCfefyX*' ** . He testified in substance, foat he knew of no Ku Ivlux organization in his district, or afiy part of the Sute. . In answer to the inquiry, as’ to' whatfarilitfofe fife liaff ing anything about it, bo stated that he'had been twice elected to congress ’ from' that district, and usually' attended the courts of the Nffefrern Cirdtilt” as' vydH’' ffs''a ST; jx*»- lion of those of the Nonhcrn Cir cuit; and, in response tb the inter rogatory, lie stated that he was per sonally acquainted " with the people generally. *No more crime was committed than before the war in his section of the State. He ad. rriittid 1 this dFme Iradm beejir bonier violations of law bv disguised par ties, for the purpose of punishing perSoiß for TfvWg-fhgdtlr’er 1h adul tery 'ap'd fornication,'theft, etc., and stated" that it was the general opin ipu in the community that the i>eo ple took ttte law into their own hands', b'ecatise so many crintiiuils .had been pardoned. Another cir cumstance which give rise to the many exaggerations in reforerhte to the so-called Ku KfifopJact that mischievous young men, for phi-pose of amusemeut, sometimes wrapped themselves in sheets to scare' the wjVerffittTdQtt' some of whom affected to believe they c, ere ghosts of deceased Con federate soldiers'. These negroes had disguised themselves and whip ped a white man in Clurkd'&rtinty, and there had been but little said about it.* 'Wm* guise.l negroes bad attempted to. murder a white man iti Hancock, and been convicted aud sentenced, but subsequenly pardoned by the Governor. Theyyitness the opinion that Alt. TtiengrUsotT had ntt been' attacked On* political grounds, and that no negroes bad been intimidated from voting the Republican ticket, but some had prJpßUy IVn pjpfenaHt by ttr<mts fnjfn votiiß thßdemft-atic Bket. The was thfo;e nvasßo Brularßrganßition bating the laws. The examination urns long and tedious, but the above are the leading facts elicited. , Re*\- Ajß- Campbell.— We h ard giijt Jhis fgeitlcman has aecepten jhe yerei4 mjl by Urn JLptist ( ureh in Culhpert, Ga , and will sooirenter upon liis Ptis'ii>ral duties.- Ftnysevbn years past, Mr. GanipbeU-has resided aud labored among us, and bis zeal aiul piety aud his urbane and affable deport* meet, have endeared -him to all.— Wc regref .to givo up-o«e;so unive)-- sally esteem oil as a-ebrislian .gentle mail apd sw nvuch admk'fcd as a de vout and able Minister, but are pfo.-iaed to know that .foe field do which he is going is one of his choiee, and that Mrs. C, than whom there is no more estimable lady and neighbor, wiU be surrounded by old. friends, she having graduated at Andrew Female College, in font city. The best wishes of our entire community will . ncQQiapany them to their new home, and may they find-as many true friends as they noW leave behind Jynter-pri.se. New Advertisemeate. Dissolution ofCopaflnersliii).; rjT nil copartne i>liip lieretofore existiug un 1 tier ih« name firtn’iini sVfte Os ifftwn, Smith A Co*, is tbis <W.y- ilissolvnC mutual •’ i .1 JAS HUuHAHiN. , fa U), U*kj> ■ ''j " • - -• a;. TUe basii.ess of ttte above late firm trill lie eotijinncd by tie r* • tt) iSG T. SROtWN 4* GO. Ntli i«?l. ts. Merchants, Take Notice ! i*nl tt ffo Jlni *>>• •?«! ; 1 TRE hi!*’ rvemitlp 'liuft'fitine Go>L,l> (JOIN sHil#>i i*kmWhj*j**JGp4)ml< ten dullnr jiitices ; and wl>ußfo ufoj if tile merchants of the city wonlil ’keep a Ntokom frtr it.aa it mHy fie'uflbiad in (ttlyaMin W gQtes., will be tbaiilvTully rpeeivea. --yWBr»? «<■ :iTt» a*l W.^tVIXR ’! ... Bought by -* s t : h Si ctHib -no *rd ff >ai;J tn*pm • ■ »iiT juph Insurance and Religion^ INSUKANCE is vc-ry niucii like raißiou in. Borne respects ; almost every *rie;lieN#ves in it, tliinks it. a good tiling, a w’iw tlti»K mid.; ft necessary tiling; yet it fs frequently “ ppt off’ until money ie plenfyl’or for otfer ren-‘ sons not more forcible, until aypift “strikes tlie right e'uord,” and the HOV 1 sured ; party wakes up rda ‘roiUzing sllisc ttl lha up protected condftienvaud MSBiTsTm * In many a ease lie lias- agent whom lie a<-metimes regarded as a “ bore,” and lh#f Gfftitpatfy Whose lolmicy he lias been so fyliv convinced of, tgir lawns tut save him from knapcial ruin No loss is f-lt more Severely than the total dirstriiHiy’n of a man's entire the,' ; insu iance; for itteft|ps<.jii>vliklvTie m*-ete witl», but little sytepathy from his uejoTiboiw, be cause it is st> easy godihfristirittife at all times. Tim business muxun which, riu'is : “ A business uotovul'lh insuring is nut worth do ing/' haft becOme'a jairf (if the •* ousiues reli«- ion ” ol'most eomui thlidietg.o ; ummu mm fit do* « .*<» ff 0 j - -' tv ii Uni *••• ot .t«4»W COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. Capital PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY! SAN FRANCtSO), CALIFORNIA, Gajntal, “ (Joid, n $1,000,000. A Proelaanatian. GEORGIA. **■ .TTXIAAY By,RUFUS B. B BIxWJJK, * < 4fr: ao v6Yh.^^%^StiuS, ' WhereaV, Tltere is,now pcud(n*lu'theSiipi;- rierCoarttofGilmer<x#nptjr,a BHl,ot ;J«dict ..msnt J.aFtiyeUe Siijaa, Tlipiga^|ean- i vai'd, audSamuel Spencer, wiili the crime of TmirAer; allegeS toliave beenAottmMtted'iipo'n the body of William Cox, iff said county of GiilUfr; and Whereas, It- is made known t& me that the said fifius, SeiUiyard. aud S|)encer' cannot be found iußaiTcoiiuty »I Qibuer, and have pit de Now, therefore I have thought p; Oper to is sue this my proclamation-hereby offering a re ward of One 'Thousand 'Dollars' each for tfoj apprehension and delivery of the said friiFay: -etie Si*f, Thomas Seanyayd, /aud Samuel .Spencer, tOftlmSiieriff of Gilmer county, and ul one 'Hmuand Dol lars each on their conviction. Given under nfo’hsrfo mid tile fir«at'Ue*il *rthe' : State, atthe ijapitoi in Atlanta, tiiis tenth’ day df Utily. ftrVhe'TMx Os otM* Dord Kigh-„ -tedn .liiurdred aydtievemYiroe, and,id' the Independence pfthar Upited fctates of ica tne fffhety'-Mxth." •' ■ . >uJ ni , RUFUS B. BUIiLOCK. By the GoverDC-r : David G- Cotting, Socrefacy of State. rr ■ —e p . ~(> j\. I’roeUuuation. dw trnorevtid b«tt .utesw ' GEORfiftJk. ui hwrm. so « wot |JJ ate (k thufe'. Whereas, Information has Been ’ received ffti^?U^jmfli<ftlA,Kiiii? <J 3roffii“ ehaiyed. so rßikUfi-, jjrith th», ' wiaae,Ptffourde^,ialte^ed ! fo been cem mined upon the Irody of James G. luiow, in said county of Gilmer, and that the said Hat ley law tied -from justice -A-Movitj ttaM&foe,* have llioaglit Itvojier to issue Diisuiy. proclamation, hereby offering a o 1 Qw 'Bfo*dud the ap prehension and delivery of the said Jolui Hat ley to the Sheriff of Gilmer county, and an ad ditional rsward of One Thousafuf Efdrlars on liK'TlnvlctiM* •« TANARUS, 1 (Jiven updei ipy Upipiand the grfat SfiidLoftdie Sutc, at the Oapitur pi ARanlSl day I 'of July,ill line year its our Lord Rwliteeu - Hffßdred aud teysn-y-opf ,a.pd Uif) Ini?-' r u *' { America -• • ' ' RIHf'US Ih. BUIiLOCK. |F c. wi a y, fi the bestßver sold <n Cutliflrt. reThe C-Sb is thoroughly cleaned by ■e best Sißes, Fans and Serßis, before it Hground, thereby removing ■kh of U Jp Neariyfflhe mercahtsftsroit. Ti-yiv^ FINDLAY IRON WORKS f «>£ Third StrciL-JOy - ■r~nTmitrrai. The Largest HLAnili#r : WITH SKILLED LABOR AND MODERN MACHINERY. Ail "Worls. ’Warrantecti ■■■■• Northern Prices for t Pupligaf^jL STEAM Kimim-.*. Boilers, Circular Sa‘iv Mil’s M- ri baj-.t AH.I Gearing, of all kinefs, Sairar Mills and Kettles, Iron «f uumeroMiMftm rfont fwlfo* Turbine W»l» Wheel, .W4*e» Whaol)>e» Castings of kmi and’ Brass, and of kind*,,fo Qj\l«£ THE GRIAT “ECLIPSE COTTON PRESS,” (Patented by FhacHay &. Crrig-, Feb, 2lsi, Wairuited 'lie t'asie-!—ef lialdi ilruui'iit—sfintSTlfi?RKß? idt^g^io Screw lias tt fall ot inAlies.'anti lv L *(nAftT fi? tfirtirfivirtlS ; stttiofcqffoa vuarauieud or money refunded. S-. nd for Circdlflt- *« ten unjtoy w«k< mtn ilninrr <> - (Craig’s Patent HorsePhw6r, for Driving Cotton Gins. Warn.nti and vurtiv Mij'i-i i,>f in eVetv [.a.-; icniar. toaav a id id; , m■ um ; and md adver ti*t:d »n tM<r SWe-J-lh** l aa.**e'kao)y, b(--i I "i{'ls-- i ii xf&cjaJ Titan nil' bTdtttltry''Gin' Gettr. * **" 'i*"mtU* .wnMv Simple, clip-able liHitdiauklitTßas upon tbet’ronmtHfflfri d*e«>-not (■C(pn ; r < * •» .w-«rNc«kii|to put rip BBS in opmatioMS* S(PHSl'irCtN)it*tfiM»uiti*«l, or money rt inudud.. mr ils.'cupuvc • C j‘S‘n» . Jft? lftd&tijS'p&a: • ; “' -,t— "77*? :r " New Crojj Turnip Seed! A Fine Su-ppiy, At IS. J. .JACKSON'S. - ’ .Ttlsl Arvlx (Hi ! . 1 ••• - R&r,§aiftwi ■ A CHOICE riTOCK fi saivi*n i* lure OKI. >n„t»4 gym>!( ! ■mtjc is-j&jetsr I wi* vi?i *>• oliJ a* c rn<t *>■+<* • Jlenujrkably Ch<Mj> for CAN//. B. J. JACKSONC_ Cheap Cash Ho'hse. Ts ftejllaCe tolniy yonf ' FAMJfx BCrMuifn At ~ANb CONFECf lONERIE^, (14 y«ff.liavo i!ic CA$ l ir, i ) IF YOU AKICHOT4 ti'Vfi fp, fgdj 09 ■’ a Droprin At - . *ob(rrx oAj lo Jfljtii ; il JB- .J . sJacktsoiLlfc, iiHfolf - I»J , - <y _~y. _ i* . i “ : Ail’d gj; Stffidtßf’ - - 0-O,OL AIYJJ BBFlimniFG. Extract Strawberry, V&pijla, Pineapp.ie and Lsmon, For Fl*vow-.ig,r«jfr{ £/ > . A s. A.vr-.SpN’S,_ Fu.uit Jar^ Jelly Tunihlers, Etc., * At i'. S. l-GWFLLo, Tiustce. TteROFESSOR of ilia ’.aVii s prn au.-n;- ’E Yv fo^Pd‘!h''€fltl.h^W/H*p-eWilly>: ) lff-- ,4t* pnpif* etrttlte trsUi'tt r Piano, Violin, VMinceifo or BassVioi, Qr any other Instrument ii.-nullv in a lit V* iiVowd* 11« t ruetiwte i» tosses, or prteaiedy- Esi'e.ciml *i|eution wiU bej-iven totiieeifitiVationoftlievpice.' t l RtMsieskhat ffrJtfcVsiiiaiHiefioißii - • t 'tn br ~: ■ • AifT"~»;~7u»n.<ri rhr; loo2loel At'lfllt *iJj It- nr. *»S .iHSAtlltfcH JHT'ffff*e arem*ifd uUarge ■YY or.small (ißaiunies at five ceufo per pound. ' J. It. &R. H. GOLb. • — t .j«'i --t t.ng — ,:u*%n±pin ■ — : ■ The 4’itv Bar - - -.1 .ft*- !,:/■ •■ »'• • -oAKP- ~ TS-novy samplM. wmfi. a UVAt.Ji .i.Mirfj te Wines. Limjoi’S and” ’Segai’s, arJ bfw be surpassed by any Rar m the State. 1 At! ts 10 delie irttft df ■ rtti »f Fancy firings, fixed in*«t.ykv . ~ ,-F LAGigR jnfo, ♦TFAJkt'V'fX c Ho«adalifii4 For sate by T. i>. I’UW ELL, Trustee. Carbolic Soap J Kill* ancl Cures 3lango. . ‘ For sale by /T. S- EUREKA DIAPER! A Every Baby Must Ifttvo It. "TS tliofOtigMv waeri ro"f~;>retects'c:,-.ih:ng X —retains Diapcrs-iWaitNrUßte-liermits circulation of air. Recommended; by j-bymsla*f V; nf4»llparents whose chiidreu have-vvoin-thelß. For'sale by T r F- ; 8 I'AWEW.-TOteatee, Druggist, BoolineUer, and At xiouer. RESTORE Y Ot|g^CTT> Sl’flWAl-I.K.r RKNDKKEII USELESS. O Li> i-YES XL AH E XE W. Aft dtsiJiisc'gwf'tiii Eye >d ■ecssfuilv treated -tt/Orwoorli a BaJPs new Patent ivory Eve Cups. ■■RftAl Wr "> = retMfored nuide neinidimlDv iljemse Oj thc uetV “iffent Ii Kte(te.w."" • VP,iiFfo s hffiiirhi*»i oin ‘liite, bujjp uatl-Uifir niirlit tile JoiTihy i lie - . ’- rfiafoift-fdWtMeW; ifo*Aw»platorFaf 3i”-t>fci!i>eT-B. «f Diuuwaaot 'Vififtte-cuptijionly' '•Uwls Vj.iJffjPih Asjieuofo, pr Weak Limit fold oil ora JTuuniiig or Wnrery Eves;- I 3TB V 6 nVes'Mpet(*tiffilrented with the Eye Clips—cure guaranteed;! tfo Weakness,qi,pie lli-tiuo, or Optic. Nerve; 7. Opnuiarmm',- or. - 1 tflfWiftiiirtiirtt «f ttwrEya and ’’t**aftpwldHge*, or imperii et v.siou from i he ciit cl.-pj rton , -S. I’iiotouhobia, or lat uiennj.ct mlAg 1 1 11. Amaurosis,or Ohscuiity of Vision; 12. Cataracts I’artlud iHmdness; llieh-ss ofsiieiit. Anyone can use the Ivory ,ivye fojps with out t lira aid of Doctoror Medfinffe: so aVWtee ccive immediate heuelieial results and' never wear spectacles /of, n using now, to laj- tliemi asitie forever, AVfo « aai aatepa cure in p,very fa'se wliei* the tnitectl&ns are*l'<»)oV«l, or- we v.'ffl ly-fui.d the money. 230? t CEkTiFI'CAVES OF CURE, From honest Farmers, Mechanics and Mer chants, some of them the most eminent leading prnfessiouul and .woaien of-' education and rfeimement, iu our country, may b- A-cft-ftf ottr office. - • * w •;..**«-* 4 , Utnief itat»-cd' flaiyfogd, Hqn. Hqi ace. Gree- IpV pi.liie New lo; )c TANARUS; inane, writes: "J. BalLofoiir ciGiis.S'f/'flfoiT-Miotidahfi reifton-- imtii. WfirtiS WcajrftWete'VinteiuionHl de itn you you this note, after using t e PitCMt Ivory 0i e<JiffM.l;irt en-terts, aeiidiis morpixg pe am! ;.il wlji the uuassiSted Eye. TANARUS: /y i V. f in.■:>.:!■!! to vour noble tnveiHion, mhy Hetften Wwes-ond TireSKr,ve,yoia t have ,i)fc«iniU.wUKM !, #«NvJt ,1 OK. REV'AmEFHt-G’MtTW. Matde cured of Partial Blinduesp,,uf id yeitrs’, symd .fog- mii!ut.K,fo^itlie.Patent ly-orjt Eyo ClU>?. . . ’ _ T 81.B 1 . O BLfclS. Ddy»»/ Ohio,, Wrotern* Nov lfftJ),.ioea | i have rent**! the -P.a|eai4(fofi»il4s<ty ( -' l U>st dte* 1 am sfotetiedi .they irood. lam nleased wiui themTaiiey oftbeagF. AU pFftensiwfehwvte toMuik i«rricßl:tiv, cer etite-a* 3wh»;ai»«*. pritiw, ftj,mHfonlf^sEsend tlieir address to us and we wiif send our Treat ise on the Eye, pi forty-tour a pages/ Tree, liyv i%ftinl'% , i4!.' :: 'A\<*««*»i»K ri X" re»»X> 1 .Dr.j; BALL tefo r-ti. Q. lim* '**>■ Nx>;- MTOPTA -r Near *F*foblWife«r%tte tew New Pafont Myofic At "OwttHn*ujyai(ipii*Si foe ivoj jfc .Fya*i Cnp», has proved a tins disem-e. Send for R'AfflanJWfree.—• no' rfftite ‘ Tnttei y by adjusting liuge glasses on your nose atififiielignt « yowl; face. . JSaplpyuiwiUfo- fob, fogeys weyted for the new Patent Improved ivory Eye Cups,, just introduced iu the market. The success is unparalleled hv any other article. All persons or ladies, can niaifsJijr,espectabie living at till* light and easy employ men!. Hundred* of agents are making lrom $-0. w £2H. a day. To live agents s2(l a week will be guaranteed.— lufoimatiou furnished on receipt of twenty- HEK ‘d®. 3|»Liberty Street, Our Agent foj Randolph County, is Rev. W B. Me [IAN, ji mmmmrtdkm . . bfonbert, Ga. Ten years I have used spectacles. Five ftp fpbTirtinite iff tfie'Evte fonittow him ahau- Vi mm iv: r fvfoot! I ,«otei*ii| ,«r.H hr'WISM'TbWY ’ .Li-** f 1 - DIiVM b*« iniiititfsij . I:W >4 *v~h x; if?#T tKli? t- I*l fe-flN#* .* * •«*$ |KM IMS tg4i ItlfM AKfi »ii lined* to . \K-.- *!■ ■-w t.tO-1 l:in^,lM^!f) XZZSPEB^. I will pay tlte higlieetpricfc l jy2l-3l L. OPPENHMMER. . !i-.nfL - *>UJ< —I..- i -i 1 » . Male School. I' will opfoivi'MalteS.ditel' iw ' Cuthbert, at the school liousc belonging tu Miss M. fc» Jones, on _ Mw&W 3^*|nst. j R:rt( Sos Tuif.oll $4.1-oand Tn- S^*t2Ssfe-- .jydl fft, .. , . F. G Mv-MUhfvAY.