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if wx and CO£WT\ ' CmmcH Dikectory- B>rvioo-5 at Hie Ilaptist Clmrch on the fir.-:t ■ hint Samliys, Saturday U'toi't; the |j Sumlay, in each rnanth. liev. M. J. ■llbotn- pad Ji- I . >lt tin- Method i*t Ghimh on the in each month, and Satmday I rt ! Rev! D. It. McWilliams, pastor. I" 11 ”. , ftt t i,e Presbyterian Church on the ■ i'sanday in each month, and Saturday I'"', | !(f ilr. Maxon. pastor. IrT (d-d System.—As we have to )ay the I*' I '. very ild'.),a' we use about our house fj 1 we "are comp'lied to do a strictly " 'Luiness We will take wood or provis .,t market pi ics, in pay for subsenp ' yuinutah anxious for patronage, we i'.f'r a limited cash business to tin extended edit oav- | HBTII 4nTSOITII RAILROAD SCHEDULE. on and after Tuesday, 1 5th inst.. trains will . run daily (Sundays escepted), as follows: inn gooth wi l leave Kiogslioro.. .8 00 aji ij;l g north will leave Columbus., .S 20 r M nil Saturdays* train will leave Kingsboro rohmibus at's 15 rm, and on Mondays a _;il leave Columbus fur Kingsboro at *' ‘ K. A. FLEWEIJJCN, Receiver \ good jeweller is very mucli ■ded in this place, as there lias not mi one here in twelve months. [£r TAN- Gibbr. will have large ot tins paper during our nb ieiice, and will attend to all business. jgp When this issue reaches our eaders we shall be wandering around omcwhere in the region of the .uwer' lt**h district of this county, on be wild hunt for—not office, but iibscribcjrs. Our friends will there ire pardon any imperfections or ihort-comings that may occur in the Ki|)cr owing to our absence. isonrti & South, It. It.—As Hie ; ain was leaving Kimbrough’s cross ng on Wednesday r. m. the Cylin ler head of the H. S. Estes was down out—after a delay of about an Ki..t the t:>a:n started fur Ivingsboro, inJ reached there at 8.45, r. m. I'lie engine is in Cut Hindus undergo ng'tile usual repairs in conseqtterce of the damaged eylender and .will probably commence her regular sched ule on Friday r. m. On the 28th inst., at the residence of the bride’s father, Mr. J. W. Sp< ar was married to Miss Alice L. Ralev, by Josejih B. Fate Esq. All of Har ris county. 011 the oth inst., at the residence o the bride’s father, Mr. Joseph P. Hrawer was married to Miss Salatha A. Spear, by Joseph B. Pate Esq. All of Harris county. There is talk of teaching a mixed school in this place.- We think* it a good idea, as Hamilton can not support two respectable schools. The Youth’s Debating Society intend having a public debate next Thursday night, to discuss “wom an’s rights. *’ Cotton. —Mr. Story has received at least, 150 hales of cotton up to the present time. How is tiiis for Ham ilton ? —— <* O —— Personal.— Cooper, son of Dr. Mitchell, has been quite sick for some time. We hope lie will soon recov er. EUT" We are in favor of a town marshall, as ladies are driven from their places of business by drunken men. S®”’Thegaroe of “crackloo” has be come quite common in the bar-rooms of our town. ►:£? loutli’s Debating Society meets every Thursday night. Question for debate, “Which has the most influence over man: woman or money?” Affirmative.—L. C. Dogget and V- H. Stanford. Negative.— 1,. A. Beal! and E. C. Murphey. Mr. J. T. Johnson, C. S. C. reports that most of the pro rata of the public school money, has been Paid out. Hamilton has a baby with half of it with a line drawn from the 'interior fontanelle down the face, “ternnm linea*alba to the internal Kialeoli, the half on the right of tills iine is perfectly black.—But that is nothing to a full Democratic delega hon in Congress. £2“ The following distinguished gentlemen are in town; Mr. J. of Columbus, who parts bis hair in the ’niddle. Mr. C. ©f Alabama, who shaves his whiskers in the middle.— hat of that, we have fifty-four Democratic majority in Congress. Tli ere is a gentleman and la dy in town who contemplate matri- because they both love “ta t vts.’ They sav that’s congeniality. ell what if it is, twenty-three •'> a'.os went for Democrats last week. Tim Show. The 0-ami R mian Hippodrome iiuckly A (Jo., Proprietors—has be m for the last two weeks, advertised through the country, to exhibit in Columbus on the 11th inst. \\' c ] iat i hoped Georgia would not he infliett. t ] with shows this winter—indeed we have seen in print, greatly to our satisfaction ton, thatTno show would come within the bounds of the State because of the tax. One ha* broken through however, and we predict in stead of a grand show, it will be a grand humbug, Their very adver tisement contradicts them. It is im possible to transport such an im mense amount of canvass, trappings etc., wild animals and horses every day. A pavilion coveting acres of ground, including a race track half a mile long; it’s a downright lie; they couldn’t afford to pull down and pm up such a concern once a week, and our prediction is confirmed by an ar ticle in a Montgomery paper, jvh'ch said not half advertised, was exhibit ed there. No chariot race, no ele phant race, or ostrich race, or k-'df a Time track';- or hofs'es con taining one hundred, or, monkeys standing on their heads,;* or zebras with a thousand stripes on them, or any such ; in short it was a humbug, or they had saved all for some future occasion. The South has been drained long enough by vankee traps, and we had hoped sincerely, that nothing more of the kind would he allowed to des ecrate Southern soil. It is time for oua people to desist, and we are glad to know but few, or none went from Hamilton. A Snake Stoky,— Here is the lust of snake time; with this ihrillinj sto ry closes the snake season. Al though it lias been some time since r, occurred, the gentleman has just re covered enough to 101 l it. * lie says lie went out to get musca dines. The place is notorious p.s cm abode for large snakes. Remember- ing this he was very cautious lest lie’ might meet one. Coming to a branch I saw on the other side what I supposed to he a log. It was greenish as it was covered with moss. So placing iny stick in ike branch, 1 sprang upon what I supposed to be a log. Oh horror! Imagine mv feelings when 1 saw what it was ! Would yon believe it was a snake? No just’whaf I thought, it was a log. A Novei. Mode or Tit a vei.ino. — We s‘w pi. our streets Wednes day, a negro man whose name we did not learn. He says Lie lives on the S. W. R, R. He uses a crutch under his left shoulder and a. stick iu his right hand; carries himself with a kind of swing. lie is not lmne at all, but uses them as a con venience. lie says he can go seventy five miles a day with hut very little fatigue. . Wo verily believe it if he goes all the way like he went out of town, he went like the d—l. SSP“ We wouldn’t he surprised at any time to hear the name of Wm. Dugas Trammel announced as candi date for President, as he has an nounced it for nearly every other of fice. 32P Some unknown thief made his way into the store of Mr. J. \V. Kimbrough on the 9th inst. The loss is unknown. Maekied. —We forgot to state in our last issue Mr. Jas. Lyons of this place was married on the Ist of No vember, to Miss Roberts of Musco gee county. Death of a Well Known Young Man.—We were quite sorry to hear of the death of one of our former cit izens, Mr. Eugene Kimbrough, son of J. W. Kimbrough. He was clerking for Mr. D. M. Gibson, of Columbus when taken sick, about two xweeks ago, and died in about ten days. lie was a nice young man, and no doubt all bis acquaintances will be sorry to hear of his death. Personal.—We were pleased to see in our office yesterday, M ij. C. B. Lackie, of Columbus, who is stop ping in town a day or two. Lannie Johnson is our local editor for this week. Our Yew Head. —lf our readers like our new head as wcdl as we do, they will think if, quite neat and be coming. In addition to the new head, we have added four columns to the size of the paper, which we trust will be appreciated by our jia trons. ZAj” There are so many of our best citizens candidates for office, that we can hardly decide who to 1 Tote for,, and if it were possible, we i w’ouhl like for them all to be elected. C 5?” Our streets are in a dim : - dated condition. We think thut they should be looked after. l!ie Triumphant Democracy. '' e * lave beleivcu the Dem ocratic party W;l8 dead, or ex en dor mant, lut as kept down by that 1,1 a 'T of political corruption and putresonce, known as the Radical party—by dint of superior numbers, acquired by making voters of ignor a it slaves whom they knew xvould do •is they bid them, overrunning and stuffing our ballot boxes In the South with illegal votes, and by tvramix am! outrage, which their power end position enabled them to porpe tfate, they have kept the Democratic paity back for fourteen long years. Buttlnnks to the Democrats North mid South, we have beat them at last. Twerty-three Suites held elections ■ ast xv?ek, and all, or nearly all, gave a runlet iu favor of Democracy, hven Massachusetts, the hot bed of hadic.ilisn, has elected a Democratic governor, and four congressmen something unheard of before. All this certainly means something. Hie people are tired of such, a bur den ; Relist**, rwiJtiMn, taxisrny, GtafrcSßWittb a -hnv-c- i-Pf leu through of their own weight, ft foul mass,' This patty Was kept in power Tty the people of the North, aided by' the ignorant blacks, and a few mean white men of the South. We are glad however to know that they are beginning to see their wrong, and are returning to a sense of duty, as is evidenced by the slain they' gave the party at the last election. They' are tired of a party who for four years waged a ruthless war, and for nine years since have tyrannised and per petrated outrage alter outrage upon a defenceless people, led by such hell deserving wretches as Stanton, Sew ard, Stevens and Sumner whom we beleive and hope have gone to their reward, and others of their ilk who fire now running' the party. "he Radicals acknowledge their defeat,—its too patent, wo all know it. They ate already setting their traps to reconquer the South, as they say', thank heaven though we are free from their clutches. IV c. expect belter days soon—when the Government gets in the hands of tne sitnon pure Democracy—when wc get that fifty-four majority in the House and trim down the Radical majority in the (Senate to eight, then am] not till then, will wo have what we once boasted of, tile bent Govern ment the world ever saw. Then we "Hlsay, farewafl to kn-k!ux outrngas, ramverr 10 T T. CT; In. J CTTpOTr baggers, and all such vermin. Well we believed/ all this would come; we have always believed the Democratic party would one day l-ise up in her majesty and power, and shake oif this burthen. We have always been comforted with the re flection that, The mills of (>el grind slowly. But they grind exceeding'y small ; Phiiently stands He waiting, With exactness grinds He all. Georgia is Democratic from thirl en to Dili ton. The Democrats huvo everlastingly salted the Radical congressional can didates in this State. That blatant Radical Bvrant in the first —Slippery Dick Whitely in the second, we hope are heat this time beyond a contest. Jack Brown a ground hog notoriety in the third, wo reckon is convinacd by this time that he is not fit for Con gress. Next comes our neighbor Hon. Windmill Dugout Sorrell Top Trammell, whom we are glad to know has concluded to stay at homo, Waverly Hall, instead of going to Washington, and all the other Dis tricts have turned them out to root hog or die. The mills of God grind slowly, etc. Democracy. —We should bo truly thankful for our victory in the 1,-rte election, as it is estimated by shrewd politicians that the Democratic ma jority in the next congress, will be about forty or fifty’. It is truly sairl that “every dog must have his dav,” and we hope that Radicalism, or ras calisru has bad its day, and that it Is notv our tnrrr. Died.— Dr. Wm. M. A. Mitehe-11, of Dadevilie, Ala., died Wednesday morning, Iltli inst., at o’clock. He has been a great sufferer for 1 3 months, with paral.asys of the left side, terminating in general dropsy. The Doctor was a brother of our fellow townsman Dr. Tbos. S. .Mitch ell, and was one of the leading Ph vsY cians and Surgeons of east Ala. TTe was about £5 y ; s. old. So*There was a grand torch-ft g£?t procession-in Columbus on last in on day night. Speedier were delivert-d by Maj. A. E. Calhonn, and others. The victory of the Democratic p arty has turned the people into a perfect jubilee. Cuiiilrec are prec 'cfen 1 ow l-days. A mite of a tw ) -yiar old oliibl salutes h r parental,u th the following; “papa, will jo .g he mo a lew carriage with a lag bore? \ ml 1 want a tittle both r-too.” Wutlilir.^winr—wn JN KXV BOOTS AID SHOES. I wo' 11 resp ‘ctfullv o ill the attention of t he pul lie to my splendid stock of lIOJTS, SHOES, Ml) LEATHER, roNsiHriNo of Ladies’, Hisses' uiid Chi!dr-a < SHOES, Gents', Roys', Youths' anu r id Mum's ots, Shoes, Gaiters and Brogans. A I.SO, White Oik an 1 Ilcmiock Stile Leather, French and American Calf Skins, Boot and Shoe Findings, Lasts , Pegs, <&?., <£<. As I sell nvrrsn.Y C.vsn. tlie pnhlicpain rely on tiie lowest nocitm: 'Alive me a call. ,1. MARION ESTES, octlO-tlin 122 liroui st, Columtms, (!a. HoW Cheap ! Remember that twenty copies of the Vlswoli will be ent. one year to the same post-office for only twenty dollars. If you want saddles, harness, trunks or leather goods of almost any des cription, go to Kent’s’, in Columbus,' where you can be supplied on reason able terms. Cheap.— A lijfe scholarship iu the Mound City Commercial College of St, Louis, Mo., worth $07.50, can be had for SSO, by applying at this office. Beckwith sewing machine, in good order, worth S2O in New York, can be had for sls, by apply ing at this office. Bargains for Somebody. The following bargains can be had by application at this office. All the articles mentioned are vdw, and will bo shinned to order Wont the manu- TdoTv IL „. rs - One SBO folding-cover Wilson sew ing machine for SOO. One $75 Florence machine for $55. One set Appleton's new American Cyclopedia, sixteen volumes, for SSO worth SSO in New York. One JJ ibcock fire extinguisher for $50 —worth SSO in New York, One S9O Wheeler & Wilson sew-, ing machine for S7O. One of Waters & Soil’s style 20 organs, price $l5O, li*r U\ 10. A Oeorgi $525 |ri.uno for #4OO. ANNOUNCEMENTS, To the Voters of Harris County. I nm a candidate for County Treasurer at the election to be held on Wednesday, the Oth ilny of January, 187-'). m.l.ject to a nom ination, if desired. J kindly .udldt the vote ot my tillov. -( ili/our. "1,e.-pectfully, 1 liah ISp.PKi.r,. Fob (Joi.vty TkKasoju:k. —l announce my self nr a candidate for County Treasurer of Harris county at Hie ensuing election. J, T. Johnson. Foil Tax (b.'kii’Mt.- I announce myself a candidate for Tax Receiver at the ensuing January election, gntijdet l > a nomination. AVm. T. Johnson. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Tax Collecti of Harris eon ity, subject to the Democratic nomination, if any is made. I seek this office because I nm n cripple, unable to df' liar 1 labor, arid will bo thankful to loy-feiiow-dtizoiis if they ,vi)l elect me. T. L. Pratt. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office ot Tax Cofle/ brr of Harris county, at the election in Jtuitmry next, subject to tic Democratic nomination. ii there be any. '.lor;\ if llastev. For Tax Coli-uctor. - I announce myself a candidate for Tax Collector of Harris crirmtv. subject to the nomination, if any. Election ihst Wednesdly in January next. i J A HIES R. (lIIIFFI V. For CorxrY Tbkahrer.—At thcre(|iiet, o< numerous friends. 1 announce myself a cat. didate fur the office of County Treasurer of Harris county. H. C. Kimbrough. \ GEOISGIA Harris County. Mrs. June l>i 'Wy applies for exemption <>f personalty, and ectt lnir apart and va!u;i tion of homcxteivi 4 ;md l will pass upon the same on the 23 rd of November, :i rrjv office-. nov3o-2fc .T. FC. WILLIAMS. Ord’y. GKOIiGLV Harris County. .1 \v Ifigh*ov:r firx applied f r r exempt if *ti of personalty and *' Gin* apart rrJnatfor* of homestead, and ] will p*fn upon the auj< on the f-fth instant, at my office. novO-td ./. F. C. WILLIAMS, Oid’y. MICE TO DEUTfIRS A.VD I'EKDITOBS. All persons indebted to (he i -tutu of .John Harris, deceased, lire rerjnested to make iro meliite [layi’i.fi: and all (how holdiii;/ claims against said estate are reqileat.-d to present them duly authenticated within tijo tinic prescribed hv la MAIMIN' V. WriSON, JAHE*. M. WEAVER, ixtO-Gt hWutore. TO TEXA* \N 1> ARKANSAS. 'I ho comnlethm rtf Hie ‘ KXA ; AN T ANARUS! > i.\ lhiiTTK, via \\V4i-ni vt A lunt c lUihou 1 , to otVcr the only al.-mil n.tito fr>m Uooi^iuainl the C’iirolinas to all points in Tox-ik On an*l Hltfr Sept. Ist. tijfoiitfh ifwrhcF leavo Atlantadii v tor Mcmphin, Lt-li* Hock, aiii Texarkana, •x is wi’liont cliadi .o-, I*oll - ihere with through cus t-a Uouct-oit an 1 all poin s in Texas. 'Think or ONK elian re of cars between At lanta, (U., uutl Illusion. Tex h. .■/: >*’• Hates ivtiuced by ihaopen \)'X of this route f ioil) ‘ss to J Full infurui tti.iu < at* he obtained on appli cation to ALllKliT I*. WiIMXN, Sou-lie sts.ru Nashvilb*, (’hattai o ija St. boms lhiilmad. Atlanta; (’. 10. SAIhiHX 1, South eastern Ag lit h. &tJ s. U. It. f Atlanta, 01 to \\ W. WUKNN, General PaSKengt r and 'IT 10-t, Auent, Alan a. Ga. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Alterably to Rn order from the Court of Or tiuaiT of U diiH county, wo wul Hell lu-- fre the Court door in Hamilton, be tween the 1 gal hours of on the lir t 'l uesday in November ne\ : , all tin* lands be to the estate of \V lliam Wnih lnad h*ccn>ed, late of Mai l county, to wit: No 48; 152 1-2 acres of lot No 47 ; lot No 17; 152 1-2 m res of lot No 18: 50 acres of lot No 16—in the 21st district- of originally Aftistogee, now ilarrte county. Abo lot N< 1. Id 2 aeies of lot No 2. 122 1-2 acres c f lot No 35, lot No 36. lot No 37, 160 acre-* of hd No 38, west Of Flat Shoal road, lot No 72. 2(H) 1-2 acres of lot No 73. 116 1-2 acres of lot No 71. west of Fiat Shoal ro-id, in the LiJ.l d'.Ui H t •! Oiikitmlly M UMt'OgOO HOW llar vls county) (vntaining in all 2.331 1-2 ncies, more or it as ’iWiuß one-lmlf rash, balam-e due Dec 1, 1875. JXO. W. MUliriH?V, lit BY H. m v rs, Ailfn’rs cum testamenta annexo. jTFd* Columbus Fmjulrer copy four time > *. (F.< VPvGIA -11 Aim is (\iv ntv. rieanaht H Dunnt n applutiA for letters of ndininifitriilon Upon the estate of David Jen kins, late of said county, deceased— AH persons concerned are hereby notifi. and to slow C\m\ if any they have, by the lirst Monday in November next, why said appli cation should not he- granted. (oven under mv hand ollkiallv, Sept. 21st. septd-Vtd J. F. WthhlA.Md, Ord’v. j:ik rußitV'S barber shoe, COLUMBUS, GA. Go to Ivl Terry’s, If you want ait easy shave, ami your hair rut by fust-class hnv- Ikts and in a first-class barb r bhop. k< a ted nnd r the luinkin Hoiiso. sep t 1 y NOTICVk Having heretofore hold stock in (lie Geor gia Home liisnmnce Cos., of Columbus. Ga., I hereby give notice that 1 have sold said stock uhl transferred the same, and under section 14'.)6 of the. ( %sleof 1873,1 am hereby exempt frond any lfa!> lities of said Company. HUg7-6m . A. VVl'l*! ICH. Trustee. mtmt. Having heretofore held slock in the Geor gia Homo Insurance Company of Columbus, Ga , I hereby give nofico that J have sold said stock and transferred the same, and, un der section 1406 of the Code of 1873, lam hereby exempt from any liabilities of siid Company. mny22-0m A 1\ HOOD. GEORGIA EUmu& Cousin Mall had. Tankersfy applies for lettcfß of adminiHtration upon the estate of George W. d'ankersly, late of said county, deceased: All persons concerned ara hereby notified to show cause, if any they have, by the first Monday in Kvptemlxu* next, why said letters should not be granted. Giv-n under mv hand and official seal, aug7-td J F.C Wild JAMS, Ord’y. rfRC ! FIRE! FIRE? Protect yourself from loss hpapplying to WILLCOX’S INSURANCE AGENCY of t!ie oldest fuvl stho vofst Conipiiiiioß in (lie country. All clugneH of property insured. (let a policy oil your Gin House and Cotton and provide agfiinst fuavv lows in ense of fire. AH enquiries fruHy answered. AddreMty V. F. W’IUaCOX, Oil fits. A%'t, oct‘2-lm 71 I frond st, Coliimlms, On. T. S. SPEAR, Agent, 11 us Removed to No. 101 Bkoait St., CoMbtintm, Ga. Gold Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds. SPECTACLES A SPECIALTY. Silver & Plated Ware. Agent for Tin: helebaated REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE. Watches, Clocks anti Jew'd iy pTrfinfptty' repaired, EHC-BAYiMCi sr&ATLT HOME. All Orders will receive prompt attention. HENRY CLAY’S OLD KENTUCKY LIVER BITTERS CURBS AM. IJfMOUS COMPLAINTS. It renovates the- torp : dity of tlxt Ii r ft the I‘, in a core for Cliills and F<v<-v. 5f is one ol^t U& gn‘>ite9t np)t*.‘%r/A*.r# in (he’.v- 11. iXtijri (•< fcitrcrh liv til*; sciiall *vt child Ii is h great foirrtfc rfcguUfbr. it cure* diarrhon and r* moves const ip-trimi. -T'Cj- Jr is a scan emu for Dyspepsia. >v W. i t . CLAY, Fioprietor, oc(30-3m Atlanta,, (fa. VINEGAR and SWEET (IDER. The nn(fersii.'ii(f propose trrfurnish to (he j trad*; urA for family use a supeiijr article of j Pure White Wi.ve and Cidrr Vincynr, I and Siecct Cirler , at prices tint defy competition—all tbir jrs coiwelrred. articles arc Hai>erior to any made in the South hiving received the first premium at our 1 tst Slate'fair is the mxr. Orders solicite<i and tion g iinm- • tewl. Aiidrcsu DARWIN G .h)NJ.S. oct3o Atlanta. Kin. 200 COOKING STOVES z’s for sale At Prices to suit hard times, by W. H. HO2ART3 Ik CO., wit > invito the attention of the ptibiit! to tlicir largo and complete stock, consisting of Coolr.itis and Ilontintg,' STOVSS, (Chartoi* Oak and other first-class patterns), Urates, Hollow Ware, Wood and Willow Ware, Silver, Tlalcd and Britannia Goads, Urot-kcry nnd Glass Ware, Pocket ami Table Cutlery, of our own importation. Mauu fHttnr'ers of Tin, Conner and Sheet Iron Ware cf every description* Uricfis as low as the lowest. [Columbus, Go., Nov. 28, 1375. WILLIAMS’ PHOTQURAPII ART GALLERY, OVER CARTER’S DRUG STORE, COLUMBUS, ‘ GFOHtITA. ■ Tvovy types and For rent vpo taken in sill styles, from the smallest size to lift* siz \ inui fini lied ill (htiyoii, Wucr and oil (kilors, if desired. C'l>\ ing of old Pictures id any kiml \Ye in ike a specialty, and give nearly a? good as if tak ii trom life* We invito those wishing any kind of a Victure to call, and they will see that we keep up with all the improvements, ami uatl ptCaiie both in pr.c. sand quality. We. keep Fnmtes, and uitik-c theni of aitv size to order; als > Glass, Cord nnd Mouldings, Albums and Fancy' Cases, which wo can se.l lower than ever offered in this city, yrC' The best place, remember, is over Carter’s Drug Store, Columbus, Ga; junHf lyr G. r r, WILLIAMS & KUO., Proprietors. TILE UEORGI PI AN O-EOl ITES. LATJE HEWS KEGA2DINQ THEM. The Georg! Pianofortes have taken the First, Premium over all competitor's at the State Fair of West Virginia, ill Kentucky, ami at all other fairs ami exposition# where they have been exhibited. Their durnttlu 1 milll ami refined expression of t.,ne causes them to ho the favorite instru munt in seminar hr, of learning. From Ib'.v I* Van Dokkolcn. 1! ctor of JanoGrcy Hem in ary, Alt. ATorriw, N. Y.—‘l have plat.on of other celebrated makers in the send nary ; but ih* Gcorgl w.,8 selected and used ut the conceit as (ho best. It in preferred by teachers and pupils.’ Frfciu ttev Win F Morrison. re< tor of St Luke's ClmrcTt, Duikilo, N Y —*On leaving lowa I >v.s n’luc'tabtly obliged to part with my Ciuorgi J’ißti ). When I settled in Dutfalo one of my first careh' Was to pfovidn myfamiiy w ith ono of the sume manufacture. It fully sustains tho high repubitlon ilic (T*orgi lasifuments in all parts of the country.' Mr Jolm Znntlfil, orgalrst of lldbry Ward Hceeher’s church, Brooklyn, says— ‘ The Ocorgl lms an cxquisHed,eilon, and everything about it shows thorough workmanship and durability.' Hv Hll McCollwter, l’rcsi hut of Duclitel College, certifies— 4 We liavts been using two of your pianos the past year in uni college. Tbv.y bate given great Kiitisfait ion. We regard them os superior inj|trivuents.’ From the Nesv York Independent- -‘Ah they ttne highly rcpomtil*'tided to us, \ve bought (tno fCTr our ovrti use, and we ftnd they are worthy of all the praise they have received.' 'The above are only a few selections from letters continually Arriving, which show tho GEORG I TO BE TIIE LEADING PIANO OF TIIE DAY. I guarantee untire satisfaction, ami never fail to give it. For circulars and terms mldrcfs GEORGE A. GEORGI, junlf)-(iui Manufiictmcr of Pianofortes, Jamestown, N. A'. J. W. PEASE & NORMAN, . COLUMBUS, GA,, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN siehsis?? a*ai ipniDirinßias® m* Rosewood spvett octave Pianos frorn’t-TOOHO fisoo. Geo. Woods & Cos. M asori it IJttiiilin, and other Organs. Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Banjos, mouth lair [is, sheet music, etc. We make orders for sheet music and innsic hooks every few days, aud anything wanted and not in stock, will ba ordered and fnrnisbed at jmblislier’s prices. nov7-ly ■--limy - '' 0 s, f; T.vf.i.;;;iri-.D jo Vi:.'.k.s. A STANDARD INSTITUTION. la Re K.rr, cik;,u*iwt a.\j> best in thk south. Th * only Ihi!HjM’B School in the Honth cou dm'ted Jiy an experl re ed Merdnr t and JYac tic'd Accountmt. The aetimi expennes of students are from fifteen to twenty >< r < eiii lefs than it will cost thorn to attend aecon.l -c*hi‘H, or imported inxi itutioivo. 'J’ho Course of Study i* conduct c! on Aetna] Butir.cf* PrincipleioipjMfrd with liuukiny mi'i other oftjceH, combining every known facility fop unp.n ti;.;; h Thorough Practical* Kduratron in the pon<?l h l rne avid at hit' lca*4 >e • Graduutm of thi • ht L*ftiE jit, hh niMctie.il Hcecttintuik*-fand pre eminent over from any other iai*i ia*'mk School in the country. The enUhli he J reputation of this Institu tion. the thorough, p;aotiral cwsrnr of it* ► tody, and the gucccMd of its Grad nates, ruiku it the leading m'SIMCKS SCHOOL IN TIIE SOUTH. Oiir course of actual jji>• ink-a training is the best and most practice! oft) • a t*. No vacations. Student* admitted at any time. No clitss'K IViHincss Advocate, containing fu'l particulars, in any tuldrcin*. • li. F. M'-XIIIEy X. M Vruthltnfc. (fEglvaordlharg. THE SUNNY SOUTH, Tim <Jt.*AT sotnttmr ti,trim am htt.rav WBKKLY, TO tlB IU)HI.IHHKII IS ATLANTA, UA., COHMKAOnir; nCTWy.BH Tilts Jot AND 1&T1I OV DCTOOKf NKXT, A ItIU’OBITOIIY OF ROKTHFIIN GENIUS. The meat cmiiuut litcralcum, stateßmeu, Kclcut.ihta, diVinca, law > i>, <l<x tora, rducutoia aridaprh tritori.tx of al I Kcotior.*j of flic I'oion, and a’ 1 tha Southern literati, will contribute •> it lolrnmh. Sou the iriand array of brii lie.nt taloi.t in t! e Ist or 2d isne. tii at orn-a or female wkitibs, MAUV E. ill! VAN, wiil invc personal Misrpc of one depaitmcnt. tIA'KKAL TIIUILI.iNG BTOIUKS, by til" moat re pillar atory wi iters of (he rupcy will l*eio in tne initial number. This is tho bep;ini ;,-.g of u NEW Ml \ IN SOUTHERN LITERATURE, and will, donhthi.a, i>e tiie grandest Rucceas I ever ueliievod in Suuthem journalism. The id l'd will lie a I t -e, handsome quarto-fclitf of eight piftea. and printed in the moat gupe i rim M.vl ol tin: ait. It v.ill be an henor to the Smith, and just sin li a journal as our people have long desired to see. They will be pound ol if, arid will sustain it. EVERY I'-AMILY AM EL TAKE IT. Sei and in your.names, and begin with the first uuiiil er. i-eimta.n riox - Oca CAfiy one year. $3; tett copies one year, $2.60 each " ’ Korin cl oils, und send money bv post-Dffie* older or exp resg. want, and in every coairfy M the I hi ei. l utes. I.iherl irolu cements dueled. Ai dress the Scant South, or ~ JOHN H. REALS. RrCpnetor, Atlanta, Ga. notick Tf-vin- heretofore liel.l stock in the Gecr sm Home lusnmnce Company of Columbus, 8 . ’v ‘ Cr ,‘ : - v !?u ;* noM,:e that I have se ol said stock and t.ansfeired the- same, and usd der section 14 H> ot the ( ode of 1873 l nil hereby tex-mpt Rom any liabilities of h id Company. G."A-MitiE R, CARHART. toiuiuoiu, Ga., Jan. 23, 1574-*m i