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n mm •• THE SOUTHERN SUM.: JOlili li. ■' - ’ ■ t + * i'ernis tit ,iul»Mtrii>tioii. i V' * *tj ■ year 7. $2 V> • . »U„ htiu...... i ■ 1 ■ h#............ . -• • • * ‘*o s it U|>D* WiCyp:<«ION4L C UOi^. r. ip*«, i» v• * .*.... titllmMi *fTOWEfc & BOWER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW »i’.AlNHniD<f». OMu ovnos is '-t*Bf ton’s*, M-»r'.li 2?,. TfeTl. ; -14-ts * K. W I>A\ 4H, ATTOttNF/? AT LAW, dunkuwgr.ov *■- i . ~ W Office over Futturmn & McNair’* Store. <*H.\RLBB O CAMPBELL Il p. »liA&nV. CAMPBELL «8 SHA iON. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, v,.w> Hlirifß 6a All l"iHlneK!i enti iii" cd to their care, promptly at t.i-h-l to. '• Olli-v in Gou t Uon*e. [July 13, ly Dr 7 E. J. MORG AN, OnrtCl’oo ftoath Broad, ovet J. W Dennards RerHeuee on West Street. Mat-co BAINbUIDQB. GA ■B««<e*W*lWSMWl*>K*Bßß*iinS**Sna***a*SßftSßn*MnW*S*Wa % \n ni tilt jrouY. ' O B (MX)DAT.I., Dealer i>> Batter. Chetree and r» # liird 141 a i 143 Bav febo-et;.Savautiat*. Gt. W make the above notch** a mmiiTT If you m,vtlitu:r '»}'« *o <*ui line, ami at the lowest , it.-- -i via na<;li ion t*>ittt.;i am! La-.il in . 10 and 30 lit. packages, tor Family utw.’ *'*■ | l, KAl.lOk €O.. oft* price Wholesale and Rc ! . t .iin . thi-ntr ■W.uehOme, < rotlwra Cotiarcsw, ’.Yhitakoi |fKt Ju'cift Hr* HtvatHi vli Ga A large | ’.,-1 of Fund-ling Goods H.tU Trunk , i \ kiis Sir., dwava ou hand MmaLcuny IH i'ii inh i N v York. G»«wd* made to order at the *h«n«wt notice * #* I / 1 80. IV ALIEN', Impoitei of Crockery, China, l lau l (llueKwtre. Oil Lamps ft <1 Cbimm-v* j fin amt Widow Wnv, np -Fu ey ftOieha. also, it-use Fm-uidting'<t h>4h m eve.y ,;, eflfctiun: j 1 ,;7 Itruiolitoii *t i•".*l (between Jaffeivxi & Motit moiery) Savan..«ih Ga. Sept 38 I*7’. 18-ly -I.T GUILWAIiriN A CO., Celt oh Factors an i% (ieoeitl Com mission Merchants. Lay Stieet wvaiimih. Ga. Usual Facilities Extend, dto Cus sepH, 1870*1 y IJ<rfnrrrt . rr - mT jii.ib ■■inii irmr ***•• ****>*«■'**. UoiEl.S. THE S m>r HOUHEV 401 IN SUAKOX. Propel*‘tor . j TT vtf tlsk m>’-U td PJ&R DAY. * rrt 1C trltvefuik RUhbC •»»*• ; ereh* notitieO * hat .1, hou-c'tms been h’O ugldy »epaio and am rt 1i ,..d a* iv, if .s r,d r.,i ■ tl.ron :h-••«* and re*. , , , the in' —t l« iruble and agreeable PotrF in th.-S’nle worthy tdu- liber at patioim fit heretofue t e*-»v*«! IV »m do* l*»- •• .I 1 ,,'! th.- rod -tC ut tba m.v : , .... ivadd and" ''-i'l ; “ ~ntst . - i•, ■ - ■ : SA I MI W'twi w ALBANY HOUhK, \l!’,Oil UB i ,; C. CnipOor Albany, Gft f fins il-is ;.v, >’.i nUi« • o.d .very way I it, ~f l lot l • anvo >'» otttie tmuh ■ euti.e s.itio.,oll" guoan'ced. .ho i, pv.mde.i with the best the. uu.' r>* can at ■ and and t. e*, rv >'at.,ave un*uroas*ed In |»*>l»»e ---,> id atie• • tio iTo tho ' , s ronv v ,M-*ioV' o* a"* J.om d*e dl.c.nnt ~ i .ads \«f ouiptty, Cli rgts i * MUt tin tunes ail,list ylst ts. tStME TRAVELING'PC BLKJ! THE MARSHALL HOUSE. havannah) Ga. * 11S "'KSd GLASS H'» EL i> M.'nated on ...toms at. ,m.M- cthe vs, Hft'■: 0, **nou *us ■*l ‘-g; x *. >a , v be V tl. .dall"* at the .j . \) ■ Sit nob , la ' i’ c-. ««• c«- >vey s',., t’ The best MW.',* VOLE \ib k'M.MODA ' Ir)NS ,ib iT a! i tins: he n >UM* '- 3 v| , , ~V.thrl time, trouble ,‘xp . ■ r,r a\v b iru-*t« tVißiertabl.*, npfi ! 1 this II ,n-e, in ev*rv >ub<tm t at particnlu ,1, 'east to any hi the State [hr Rate of BdurJ .’ns b?f« raloitfd 1o P er it i.ld i:Pi«i»riep*r \iisc i? pndy volts vJaofi BEST IP THE CUE A PHST Fire Insurance Co* A.nvts ovt j s3l) tXh .00u it- Gob!. Overs3 OW.POO IV. '. i, * s iniiuedu> tidy altei adjustim ut. 11l* 1 New York Life Insurance Comp'? Assets *l<> one W)rt. \ 1 j.* JO' yi'TON' .1 CD , General Agents. \ T. B UCNXEWELL&FO . Vuents V'J • iiain'.i i ’gQ, Ga. \ FOR SALE. J for sale on reasonable tetms two cias \ BLLIAIiO TABLE O is a four and the «lx Parties ftnSug ea r, enn g t a bargain. \ N F COL3EKT IS ts-% Forprieior Exchange Saloon* VOL* VI. Jy. * FAVANSAH LAUIUk 11 II IHI ■ I I |Js>—Ji'r*f~ M- r i. ieUIWCIMMjpMUJIJUIIL -4o» Ciafty n.. a Jfu> Cuuuiwghfua. * ; ? CLAOii (j&N pffQ Nl i h ii tiliJ, WHOLfetAUE ASD MKrilL ‘ *** **" G a O C E R s, Also. Dealers fn j OUOIU*: IMPORTED WlNfcfc. MqLOßfi gGRAftK. I G *r. ttay * Drayton Sl«., La. A l.'O, Dealers ir. Ship Chandlery ; Sfe-n&snal; IX itonne and UU*cksmith's Coat—and Importers j Liverpool Salt. Otderg from the country prompt* i f* 1 1 • t * S-ep 18-6ta | i mw > %K^cc il-SW, ORFF, WATKINS & CO SAVANNAH. Bep2l 3m 0. Hayes, * Bex. J. Lestkr Richmond, Va savannah. Ga fhc Tobacco, Liquor, and Com Mission House Win. C. HAYES A jo. 141 Bayhtreet, Savannah. Georgia. OFFER'iippcial and particnlar inducements to the merclmliLs and planters of Georgia and r la CvP Hides, Cotton and general produce tekjiii in < xchange, assign conaigmuent. With liberal ad vances. .{Ui# tstdea, and smull commissions, we liope to shale* liberal patronage from then trade generally. * o|B si .. . . -- • - • m£&hHAI D. BROS A CO. L*.' • * “* Whalesah* Dealevs in mms SHOES. HATS, , Ready Mado Clothing, £urnisfting <Soodsi 111 'Houghton St. SAVANNAH. GEORGIA, orncr. H. Muinlnird, 1 sO ft 83 WHITE ST. 1 S. Mflnhnrd M. delnhat'd, 1 New. York 1 E Meinliar ’ * a7J: MuYiri a co, fRNITURF iEAEERS Broughton Street, Savannah, Ga. -M~- a .. - .*,Y «T I * B (1 n ><*m S. t*, tmftailon French Sets, P 1 i Set' Bureaus, Washstands, Bed* rtead.'. (’lntiis of all grades, Childrens' Carriages, etc., etc. .JOBBING AND REPAIRING NEATLY no N K AY I m DISPATCH Ms trass Muking. Feathers, Upholstering, Ac. ►.apt 4-nut } B .T. LESTEII, C< )MM LiSSION M EIICH NT and dealer in liquors, Clears, Tobaccos, Ac, SAva n n ah, ga. nov96m an old E? 1 ahLIMIId iiOUMu. JOHN OLIVE ’, PAINTS i OILS, PUTTY And a,M jPalntois' Mntoiials. SA-UKS, ULINDS AND DOORS. Hi*u*e and >igu Painting. Nn, 3 Whit.kiu* st ] Savannah, Ga sepldOtjm* A.M. oak 1 11. Snoax A • M FLOAN ft CO | COTTON FACTORS, cam Miiniffi. AND AGENTS FOR'l HE ELBBMAIED Eliwan and Soluble Sea Island Gnanos. CLAGHORN AND CUJiJIISfiR.LY'B RANGE BAY STREET- SAVANNAH U A august I0 Is7l 11 Cm. M \RKF.T SQUARE HOFSE. Savannah. Geurria. N«> 174 Bryan St.cet. IaINES'I wines, ale*, liquor*, and lager be*r al -1 wars i»i ha and. CenuecUd With theeaub iiahuieut is a first-class Ten Pin AH*y f ; x **>*'■ j valentine basler. Prupm or. eCon - THIRTY YEARS’ KXPEKIENCL TV THS THEATXnENT Chronic ami Tcxual disease. A PHYSICAL YIKW OF MARRIAGE. Tho Cheapest beik ever pubiiahed—cnUri'img nen!> three hn died p.ges a„d ..tie hundr.-d md ;u. ,-iv five plates aid eng; iving- ..f 'he anatomy * ih** l)H ! n ui iii h« *th **u*ti uift* , isi* with a t r * .uies «•.•< eat 1 v errors it* deal .r»Te I CM»t«ltruces upon the «uind and bod)'. **th the ! authors plan <>t t*eanm-»t—the only rational au<l 'Uccessiul m»do of cnoe a shewn bj a report of chsc3 tie ited A trn bfal advertiser to the awrn« and those c ,nte„ p uin? mairiages. »ho mtertaiil i > a \,u of tii t piivaical umdstion. sent free of ja.n : tw to a»v oldress, on r,c ii-t of twenty-five c«i?- ■ In-ta aps »r poK-ai cuueucv. by Uti. ‘r.A i ,o\'X, N* 31 Maiden Lme, Albany, -v. \a\ Tip. author nwv be com>«lted upon any c: as. upon which his book treats, either pertOm' fly or by ami aivdiciues taut te- ar* i the world. BAINBmDGK,- GA.. tfEgfp K 1871. i. A. f biiilp*. John J. SlcArtHiir, havaim«i», XTurffofherf Cn.,Ua. J HAND, Amcrlcns, John A Phillips & Cos, - F ; ?UTOH»AND Com’sion Mercliauts No. lf>2 Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. m" Liberal advanws made on .consign men taos Cos ton and Produce Biufgjjsg and Ti«a ou baud. Agents lor Chesepeake Goar.o. R*tf.fences: C. Eppiug'StCo.. (Jen. H. C. Wayne, Savannah, ft hep2l n. M. TTFIDI)* WHOLESALE DRUGGIST. Ko. 21 Whitaker St., Savannah. Ga., AG BN T FOE COMSTOCK, FKKKE & Co’3‘ Genuine Wethersfield GARDEN SEEDS. In papeis or in bulk—to Dealer*, Gardeners or Fimides. Wotld Renowned Kwiaa Bitters. hep2l-6m. MJ S CELL A NEO l r S. I. M. ROSENFELD. 117 OULD Reupectly Inform the citix ns of f f Baiabridge an 1 surrounding country that he has opened iu connection with his store a Musical Depot Where he will keep col-.‘an,Gy on hand a com plete assort ii.enf, of music of the latent publicaiiou from the best composers. His ;acilities for get *ing Music and Musical Instruments are ;»a good as any house m the country Also agent foe Piano'a ;rom the cel brated man ufaetUiies of HALLET & DAVIS AJXD EMERSON. Bo well known in this and other countries ; and the MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN. He solicits subscription for the SOUTHERN MUSICAL JOURNAL. Musical Monthly, published by Ludden 4, Bates Savannah, Ga. TH BAISBRIDGE FAGTORT BAIN BRIDGE, GA. Patronize Home instil utiorts- All ye mcrcl-ants and j>l inters of Southwest Geor g a and FloOda a e rr.-prctm ly requested to sen’! > o’.r orders to THE BAINBRIDGE FACTORY, For O-nabuiCß, sheesings, wuolen goods, .yarns, he. lam satisfied that the merchants and plan tern of otiihst u Geoeyia ran save 2o (ier cent by buyw>g direct fr,>m the Faetorv, thereby enabling th in h > trud< rsel Fall,competitors who buy in North ern markets give me a call, I guarantee satisfac tion W. G* D. Tong* BEN'S WANTED for the TRANSMISSION GF LIFE. l-OGNSELS ou th*- Nature and Hycrl«*ne of tb* ; M ascii lint* Function. By Dr. Na ’hey*, auttior ot “The Physical r,ife of Woman.” It relates to tho male s-x ; delicate hut outspoken ; practical *n populm ; highly endorsed ; sells rapidly, l> subscription only. Exctcsive territory*. Terms lb e>al. Price SI. Address for contents, &c. J. G. FERGUS & GO., Publishers. Philadelphia, Pa A. DAS A, XAMer. TJT&v dFablg A Rnntouwr mi tWFmwt Wliaaa, latnM far Fiwle N*w n tonk T—-f Ff Baers. Meetealm. Meeebantt, Pro- Wntirmal Men, Worlrere. yuatm, aad all Man ner cf Honsat Folk*, aad ftaWifd, ftCM. and l>««cl>ten of ail iuoo. * MLT OKS DOLLAR A TSAR ! Oil HVWOKID OOPXJSS WOK M*. Or >M* than One Cent a Copy. Let there be a CIO) at eTery Foet Oflet. mi-WEMLT SUN, m A TXAKt* of ttie tame alee ana cenerml character ae THB WBSKLT, lw.t with a irroater rarlety of ■Uecetlac earn rcsdietc, and far ntshla? tbe neva to its nwori&era vttk greater rraaineea. oectoac tt cornea twice a weak taateaa of oaoe only. TH* DAILT SUN, M A SCAR* X »ro£rrtin»silv readatOa nctrapaper, -wlta Wie crtair- Joi ia tne wond. rree. Inde pemlent. and tearle» tn politic*. All ths new* from ererywhero. Ten centa a 001>/ ; by aaU, ft# oatoa a naaott, or t* a year. TOTEMS TO CLUBS. THS DOLLAR WKSKJLY MBIT, rtwarw, <»• y" t »* s,m^Jj*^ lM Tm esriea, cU tv, ►r«irste>r addreaseu (aa4 *i »Ttra copy to «?• e gr*ter u* of el nsy. Xiskx D#!!ara. Twsnr- eojrtes, e*s y&vr, «c?sjn»t«*y sd<lra*»ed t*_d aa sxu# copy to tb* FUty coptea. one year, to one oddraa* tsci the Senu-neekiy one year to tetter bp of «ot>), Tblrty-tbree Dei I are. Fifty eopiea, one veer, separately aedreeed (and tee Se*o- Wt-eKly cue ye*r cju fcK One Mmdreil eortsa. eee year, to one adore* «md Se Daily tor one year »the getter no 01 Sib), Fifty Deilare. One hundred eovtes, dm year. **parswiy aft. dreeaed (tai the Defly lorcte year to vettei upcrcteb). Sixer Delian. TH* BXXI-WBSKLT BTX. nwewlMW,«b«M^ | Jgt^ cock*, o&e yea.. sepcmtelT.addmsed (act *3ortm»f7to«eß'rupof cta6\ Sixteen Declare. SEND T JTR MONEY tuF it OCt» erdert • iecM. or drifta os New Terri where ver If rci, .r.ea refjOi! yae M •esTtlvhtc iscaej. Iddreta J. W- hMUw. Sis o***» xew T«i Oil*. Htjrlo I'ay The Public l>ebt Wkh « ( oat Taxation. i A tirrenoouilefit ot, the 5:. Lourn rrptib- } Jioah, tAtcbifijr ao Loin tin* {jjr??»]iiw4 \ spirt: th*- Ymikep ur.tion, ho c*.'t'.cr»cu<l, j nvatuTfa »f*d piomuljratod the followiiq; j spfi*n |d schvimrfor tlu payme*it pf ll|<* n»r tift»ij*tJebl without crushing oat the- ip- i dußtfAtd’ titi* Coaut ry; , j Hr f- to pay tho public d> bt in ] lawftjhfftonoy, wH.h-.ut i«x;ng ihv ps*x»pL* | for ami without tarnishing tin? , rißtuHßl htrttor, in the great financial qUt fc- j the nine teeth century. . j TuO^derw^ncd, »<>mc time since, found I ii^iup'lippeta.. Jtat| a<>U»»ioii to pr.ibh'HJ. It* bow- ! maxim, that *‘rcp»t»hea air arigfwtefll’#” ho hue hesilßtod tu giving publicity “his grand Hciiamo; but hie eo!!s% of duly to the public will not permit ! him longer to romaiu silent. Actuated by a apifit of lofty patriotism which is in strik ing libnfraßt witil ibn ali prevailing t*t ‘tish ? nes%t‘f t1t»» corrupt and venal age, he Inis tfcfSfcnined to let the nation have the ifi' calculable ben* fit of his immense discovery hop#4fcig and trusting that his conn* y. n whfn once emancipated from the degrading •hraidom of public d*'bt and oppressive taxation, will in the first ardor of th* ir gr \Xit4ide, belie the old max m above quo fc ' ; ' Tl.’e success of my plan will require th. ahfsgatioD or repeal of that section of the constitution, which provide** that ' So Idle of nobility shall be granted by ill* United Stftlog.” This constito’ton .1 iHHfriction removed, there w >uhl b«* no I'm f ther obstacle in the way. 1 shall not here attempt to give the uiinute details of my stupend us piaiijbut only a general outline winch may be briefly understood. It con* HtMs iii the creation by Congress of the va rfotts titles of nobility found in European countries, arid the sale of paten's of nobil ity at public auction to the highest bidder There should be a dukedom fir each Sinte a marquis for each -of the great cities of ttie Union,an earldom for each cougressiona district, while county viscounts and knights might be scattered promiscuoasiy over th**''fcoHiifry, 8 ) as to be within the reach Os dirt! of niodhrate foi tunes. A' thw wile of the patent lor the dukedom of New York the pr< bable competnis would be A. T. Siewart, Commodon.* Vanderoilt and A'e gust B linont. N<d loss than $25,000,000 would be realized from this silo Col. Jon Frisk, John Morrissey, Boss Tweed, and a host of others would contend for the title of marquis of New York city. Not less than $10,000,000 would lie realized from tin* sale of this title. The earldoms of the several congr* ssional districts of New York would average $1 000,000 a piece, while the sale of inferior titles would produce .-u.iugh to make up <n°re than $100,000,000 coin thi-s single State, and that, too with • * t tuxmg the people afartlrng. - Specimens of “ l oyalists’' in South Carolina. A letter to the New York Heral l, dated 'partaoburg,South Carolina,November, Ist, says: Let me take the personal character of the i white men, who are the Radical leade s iu i 7 j this county. I have befor nfy mind one man, who has for months past been writing to Columbia paper the mst ou rage us, sto> ies concer ing th Ku Klux. Ho was 0 ee a mi ist r of the Methodist Church of tho South. Th * character he bears is posit vely beastly. He is charged with th * commission of offences so obominably filthy that I cannot even name th m Dese ted by h s co gregation because of h s bad , character, suspended by his church be cause of his w o gdijt gs, the m serabie wretch turned upon the eople who k and befriended and cared for him befo e his - vile ness forced hem to cast hia oif, an t ied to stab them.. He sought a mis ion into the N rther Methodi t Church md was received—surely th ae who r co c ’ him wer not cognizant of his past care r J and to day he preaches to negroes and writes ette e + o the Radical pape sin be ht-f of the Ta- i eai p ry. Sp ken of only > * terms of distrus by every respec able audvirtu us white citizenJi s name uu ea tinned even by the pure-minde women, the testimony cf his creature is Le 1 ided before the world as damning p oof against the people of -oath aroli a, ana we are asked tc el:eve it. ihismn 6 one of the leaders of the Republic us of 'ontL Caroii a; he 3 egasrded s be ng one of the principle i struments in maidn the P esident's pro lama"ion. here ar *. I and rst rid, but eight -v Li e leace s in Spartenbtirg county. I have describe 1 one. '1 he re s a ning seY n are iiot quite so lad, bat every one of than, bears a c«: i they will toil you that they ’-‘to corisU t j and eadof a scasiuatwn. An 1 yet they have | live. for Jour years, the greater part of .he time without any tp&ary pro ection whatever, aud obody has molested them. ! Their politic 1 m&Oißvers, their sibling up j iof strife b tweeu black aiui whit s, their , j taunts and hr oats have, it is true, excited , t> twr- and perhaps iuex* nguishabk *ani [ aiu®t es; but the fact that they are livijig 1 Lv-day, when it was such an easy matter to i have murdered them, ia evidence that no j body sought their lives. Reap Yous Instranc? Policies,—Tho , Philadelphia Ledg t s of a late and to, says*; 1 >u r attention has, within a few days, been , called to a deceptive—we will nb say dis j honest —form of policy said tbe 1. use Gy : some East rn and New York insurance compan cs, in which the good, Id fashion - ! cd words, “the • eceipt whereof is hereby j Acknowledge ar out tted. We are i - formed bv one in the business that.these ! insurance companies, in their great desi e for btisinese, give credit o ins .rnnco ; agents, who, ncil'ociing to hand over the | premium lx:fore loss occurs, payment is ro. i fused by the eompnay oat he pica that th ! premium had never been eceived. Ih pa ies thus insured t urch »se the ch nces of ;> lawsuit, and in two instances. at leaet, our informant says, to his own knowledge, : within the pm-t five years, Suits arising i froin the polio os of the kind h -o* . lluded ! to » avc bean decided ag 1 iit the. nnd rwri ters. Every one procuring a poll yof in- J surance should carefully read It.” The Old-asFhi >nri) Mother.—TKank God! some uLua httye an ofij fashioned muihrr. Not a womau of the j)( rind ciuum h and and pkin’ed, with her great chignon, her curls Si bustle, wlioss white, .jeweled bands have ntw-r fell the clasp of’baby fiugcia; but a dear old fashioned, sweet voiced mother's with ev*3 in whose clear depth* tho I litre | light Rhone, and brown hair threaded with silver lying mother upon her faded cheek j Those dear han s worn with to 1, gently guided our tottering steps in childhood, -nd smoothed our pillows in sickness; even 1 1 eoching out to us in tenderne?- when her spirit was baptized in the pearly spray of the rive ' Bless dis th memory of an old fashio ed mother. It floats to us now, like the l eautiful perfume of some woodland ! blossoms 'I he music of other voices may | be lost, but the entrabe ng memory of hers ‘ will echo in cm? souls forever. Other faces | will fade away aud be forgotten but hers , will shine o*l until the light from heaven’s , portals shall glorify your own. When iu I the fitful pauses of busy life out feet wan der ! ack to the old homestead, and, ci •s --ing the well worn threshold, stand once more in below, quui t room,so hallowed , by he otesenc ,how the felli ;g of childish ; i in ocence and depend- nee comes over us and we kneel down in th<?molten sunshine, s reaming through the western wii dow "here, long years ago, we lx 1 el * by our mother’s knee, lisping “Our Father ” How many tim s when the tempter lures us on as has the memory of hose sacr and | hours, that mother’s words, her faith and I prayqrs, saved us from plunging into the ! dee abyss of sin! Years have filled great 1 Jrifts between her and us, lut they have not hid en from our sight the glory of her pure, unselfish lore. Greasing Wagons- The foliov* ing hi t to farmers from the v ei ntific Press is worthey tit ion of ev ry one who owns a wagon or buggy. “ > reading buggies and wagons sos more importance than some imag ine Many ?- wheel is ruined by oiling too pier, ifttlly. \ well made wheel will en iuro const n+ wear for ten to twe, ty ye re, if care i*- taken to ns ■ ’he righ kind and proper amount f oil; but if this matter Is not litende to, the wheel will be used np ti five or six 3 ears, or may be sooner. L and sliould ever be used <n a wagon, for it will oenetr te the hub ad work is way aroun t th tenons of the spokes and s oil the whe 1. Castor oil is a goo t mate rial so use od an ron xle; just oil e ough should be to a spindle o give it a light coating; this 6 better than m- r , for the surplus put on will work o tat th ends ami be so ee Iby th sboul er.-i and nut into tlit hu a ound outside the boxes, t o oil an axkt ee, first wipe the spindl 8 clean with a clot h wet with turpenti e, if it won t wipe without it. On a baggy r carriage, wlp‘- and 'clean oif the back ad front ends of the hubs, and then apply a very s m U qua tity of castor o i, or some ea neri flv rii p red lubricator ear the F “ '•“* ** J ± * ehouldeffi and po nte.” THE SUN TERMS, -hSa «TfTS ihh s n 3 sqdH ** i 12 »H> 20 tib sft w| 4 «q«a»r«M ’ IGflft 2*» *B V * 9xi |SSi «• 81 7 nquarr** 1 <W g* J 1 * if * fSSS ngg;;-l«slsa-&as^»ss.- s'o 58. : iSSWRi-iSarTt.-Tlw M|M» <!»' jias»a) C*U3ier.givc» tlw* ftHiWiif: 1 . A wciWtimwn '(Ci.lUrn lured u pair of hnrpq* and buggy front N»ck lla»iW'» Hfity Stable and iSrqjh? tkem tit© diiiict r*wtd Id. ttie vicinity of St»ekw,dl..».d struiCt: of lttfU mil*** *oßth»vaat of (he city. .’11»<! were hitched to Ihe Jet e? while the gentle* Ulan tooK supper at the residence of a friend. After supper, when ready to #Urt it was found that the horses had broken ‘.heir halters anil disappeared. The young man caute to the city bj tbs early inornio|f train from Stockwell, and, the first! thing, went to tho stable to report a loss of ths L-ain. Imagine Ida exrprise at learning . 1 h|it the .lunges had cmne io the stable nr three o'clock in the tneuiing witlmtit a driver, aud with everything intact, thn buggy not even being scratched in the least* They hud come alone and ‘undirec* ted, except by instinct, twenty-eight miles that being the distance from Slckwell Ly the route they Liken. Between York* town *u„ Jefferson there ia a bridge, out’of the flopr of which two or three boards had been taken. The horses instend of trying to cross the bridge, went down one side ..f the road, Crossed the stream and tip ths other Bide, in a track noboy bad ever taken before. Mr. Hanks informs us that to his knowledge the horses had tie ter passed over that road bot once, and that severs! years since, aa they have been ir. bin p >»!- tiou quite a long time. The Old Norm Statu Baxkri’it.—Thai the finances of North Carolina were in a des perate condition,everylu-dy knew, but few persona, proi ably, were prepared for the candid confession aft lie State’s iiißolyencjr which ia made by Govern >r OuldweU* He figures up the total debt, principal anil in* tercHt, at $34 887 464, and then proceeds to examine ibe sources of receivable income to the State, and the prospects tor paying the debt or bearing the iuteres*. The re* soft is not encouraging, an l though die Governor does not recommend repudiation, but discreetly evades any responsiiditty .whatever in the way <>( mtggeatious fur fit tore !< gislationp’t is plain that tho State '• drifting upon that fatal reef. It is signi ficant that Governor UaidwclLd* olines to say just how much tin detil rrtilly is, though he gives the result of his addition; he thinks that exports in examining frauds can •alone tell what the State honestly owes. Ihigeine’s Jewels. A gentleman traveling in Em ope wiitcß seeing $250,000 worth of Kugine'R jewels in pawn at London. Tfierc were tiarars, necklaces, two large anchors of diamond* and about five inches long; lots of brooch es, one being a butterfly, the body of which was a large opal, about two inches 1 mg, and the wings set upon «pi inga, and made of diamonds, rubies and emeralds. Ther* was a wonderful necklace, of block pear’li —:he only one Hi exigence— each beiuT about mb large as a morrowfat pea; ft 1 bo,an emerald unique,the omerald bn* ing oblong and set edge to edge, nothing between, and about six inches the long part of the cross j and one*cKch side of the cehft tr<*, to form the arms; this was about four and a halt inches long. Two ear rings of diamonds, the very porest, but cadi cut like a drop of water, and hung pendant and stringing from the small end, several ear rings, all large, diamomd rings, one ft superb one, worth $2,000. ... » # »*■■ " * ' 1 ** What ax HoKeot AnMisisTßAtlo* can* do is tHe way of Rf.fobx. —The following figures taken from the address of Super mtendent HTdgson before tho Alabama B ,ai dos Education, 011 assembling, Monday a(Twtd a striking proof of the dilTercn (V bet wen a Radical and a Democratic aJ mioisiralioo: During the scholastic year IS* l, the cost of admiiißlering the department of cduca t «ju eas b*'en less than that for 1810, by There has been a corresponding increase in the number of pupils and tDe gth of the school term. Whereas in 1870 Ibe average number of pupils wait 52,* 000, to fimi the numbei in 1811 iuefreased i«. 107,666, an increase of more than one hundred percent \S 11 fiiwl, also, that tho school term which in 1870 averaged two months and nine days, iu 1871 averaged three months a« and six and one-half day., an increase in length of session of day* uni a quarter pci cent, llii* remarkable increase in the number of pupil*, both white and colored, and mcreamd length of *cli*ol term, i*ad resulied in but small part from an increase of the school fund. TliC available tuition fund for 1871 was tut tt} per ceat greater than that for 1870.