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THE MONITOR. _ <. sI'TTOX. Mr. VERNON GA. AUGUST 28 1 S>o. JSW.Tr, l althe ,»>«<■>&* at 3U- Troon Ca. ns secoii'l-'-bii*# mo. " '**■ SUBSCRIPTION RATES. (CASH IN ADVANCE,) Twelve months Six months Four months - . If imvment is not made in advance, or w ltlnn the first month atter the name ia entered <-n our hooks, it will he charged for at the rate of two dollars per annum. RATES OF ADVERTISING. One inch one insertion Each subsequent insertion jj’j One inch one month -o' One inch three months o.u One inch six months ‘ ‘ one inch twelve months • One quarter column one month o One quarter column twelve months.-•> 00 One half column one month. ' •>" . One half column twelve months. . 40.00 One column one month 40. 0 One coin mu twelve months ■ vo.oti Advertisements from responsible par ties will be published until ordered out. when the time is not specified in the copy, and chnrßea made accordingly. Communications for individual benefit or of a personal character will be charg ed for the same as advertisements. Legal advertisements, the rates of which are regulate', by law, are payable in advance. „ Announcements of candidates foreincc, live dollars, in advance. . , . In accordance with annet of the Legislalme, legal advertisemenls w ill bo inserted hi the Monitor at the following rates For each 100 words, 75 cents for each in- , sertion for the first four insertions; for each | suherjuent insertion, 35 cents lor each ID No u v» rtihcmon tc< >t 1 8i<l or < (11 c*ss 11. an 100 word*. Each anti every word and initial, inchKlinu cavitiou, date and niguaturc will ,)( - countcd. Every figure counted a Pftword. local items. —Mm. Loud lias returned to town. —Mexico has released Cutting, and tho wal ls over, we suppose. hast Friday and Saturday aero cool .- ‘ I loasant d .vs. —Mr. 11 1.. Meri. Uaa gone on a visit i - family a* Cochran. —Several communications are unavoidably """crowded out this week, for want of t.'acc. Next- week tho Sheriff's shier for October must come in. It will bo tho lasi w.iack beloii- , court. --The resolutions v--.inpanying the cor nmnieatiou of Mr. .»*, lh. e • r spec. ■ dined. Seethe annouueamci t oi ••ami lon for County Sun *' • •'•'. V,. v- oi no 0;,.- or <• indidate 'or the oi;i- e. _IVo forge- 1 to ary tie.a wewilirivi: lotther 1 mtd.-.l lor tin- smallest watermelon raised i ’ the county tills«■- isoo. --l’rjf. Herring opened his school in t’.ii.- placc on Monday morning Wo understand | tho attendance was good. —The boys tell it, that Tob says lie is going to prosecute Mosely for fatso tax returns- that there was more money in tho safo than lie gave in for taxes. The mail from Lumber City, due hero at 12 o’clock wo believe, has lately cornu in about sundown. llopo proper reports arc being put on the records about it. —Wc learn that on Saturday last, at Little York court, in a difficulty between John and Hugh Gilli* with lien Guest, the latter was se verely cut with a knife, by Hugh Gillis. —Poetry is not required. ‘ At best it is but “prose insane” as Southey says, and the home made is generally of a piece with poke salad, sorghum syrup or rye coffee. Wo don’t use it. —One generous citizen proposes that if we will get a lot and build on it—residence or of iioe for the Monitor- thus indentifying our self with the town and county, and giving as surance of the permanency of the paper, that ho will give us ten thousand feet of lumber to build the house. We accepted the proposition And now comes 1 orward another generous cit izen who agrees to contribute the lot to build on. We accept that also. And if it should occur to some other public spirited gentleman to offer to furnish the carpenter to build the house, we might accept that. —We must tell it. We have been suppress ing it far two weeks, hut like murder, it “will out.” We have been made an Honorary mem ber of the Woman's Church Aid Society, of this place. As it is a Woman’s Society, and an anx- j iliary of the Presbyterian Church, we had some | fears that we might not be able to exactly coa lesce, so to speak, we being a man and an aux- 1 i iary of the Methodist Church, and we so ox- : pressed ourself to the fair secretary. Cut we were at once assured that attendance upon the ; meetings was not compulsory. Indeed, we are ’ of the opinion that with the Honorary mem bers, nothing is compulsory, except the Honor —and the Aid. Wo feel grateful for the com pliment, and shall endeavor so to demean our self as a member of the Society, that while the Society reflects honor upon us, we may i.ffcct Aid upon the Society, so that “all things shall work together for good,” etc. ■— I ***■*•••**. ■■ ■■ i n i i mm i a- ■ —i - t>i CORRESPONDENCE. Lot. ' On the night of the 23rtl a lamp exploded at the house of Henry Burke, on the turpentine farm of Mcßae ic Pritchett, w hile Burke was sitting read ing tiy it. It exploded near the door, and set the bonse on fire. Mrs. Burke nrose from her bed, with an infant in her arms, and escaped uninjured through the flames. A. J. Jones got his feet burned, and J. E. ‘Hickson got bis arms seriously burned, and oue of the chil rtren is suffering from being burned. The fire was snbdned without more se rious damage. I’ltase be carefnl with your lamps- S. C. BniofiT. Red Bluff. •_ Farmers aro .bout, ilor.o pulling fod i. t; .ud iv>w c a»t - tin' oollou. Iht I cotton crop is rather short, but wo hope the price will be good enough to make up lorth" short nr ss of tho crop. We hail the pleasure of being at tin first meeting ever held at the now Bap tist church at Lotliuir on last buuday. There was a largo congregation out. | We also -aw the finest cotton at Mr. Thomas Spivey’s that wo have seen this I year, and nl-o the finest cans. The stt | gar-eaue crop was never better through hero than at present. Wo hear very little said about the po tato crop, hut it itas certainly been toe finest aeasou for them *.ve ever saw, aud we hope the crop will he large. The hogs are all dying tip with the cholera. Wo have never seen at worse. Hogs will bring a good price this fail, m munv farmers will not have one to fatten. Mr. Butler Wilkes, of Ml. Vernon, was at Red Bluff this week. M. C. Adams, Mt. Vernon’s popular Justice, was also here this week. Mr. Burwick, ot Lothatr, was here al so here this week. The late cool nights remind us of the approach of tho fall months. B. & C. Kiggtsou. Ed. Monitor:— Pha se allow me space in the columns of your paper. I see you have correspondent 3 ail through t ie couutry. There was a shooting match atT’uomp sou’s Mill on the 21st. Rattlesnakes are in circulation. There is, in Thomas Blocker's field an ear of corn that is 32 inches from j the end of the ear to the end of the shank, where it grows nut from the 'oa.k. I wo tide? why Bill couldn’t eg. t tm match to-day? Too windy I guess. Ye.-, Mack Was right I Was not- kicked on tin- Head, but on tiu> her. ft. Speaking ot kicking, reminds 1110 that Acot to feed a to::lo tint long ago, and ; : pc* :• ichott it! on the mule’s back, 'lhe rnuie backed her c • :.i .. -oft of watch otit-for-yourstlf-hae,. ■••• re kind of u ( way, and then t hind **•<■. fi-n p'-l. j As she would :;•’• up an I - arlh I shook and the itir '•* -• ; •• it wi/h Inc j music of .'hi p--. D-irm". v, fat l ie | uliiken remained tiiidnditrbet enjoying the • ireu .it had put it) 1 • fil - ■ iDuie would kick mid grunt, I , >,! swc.f, and on*.; lent the chicken was j iv !01 as an aligate.r basking in the | •...of ait August sun. By mid by it j0,..in.,1 down, ittul ran off laughing. I; w\ fmi for ttie chick, but no one else, | for I, who was dinging t - the side of ; th>-stable, was,in lheuluio-t stute of ap-| prehension ai'd dismay; and vdieti 1 ; came down the mule shook i. w- df and j remarked that I would do well to mind i where I threw the shucks hereafter. M. O. | ?. W. 2' s. Reply tc Old Land Mark. Ed. Monitor: —I see in vour paper of j a few weeks ago, that the heavy hawk j has bent down I he bough and awakened “Old Laud Mark” from his sleep. Be j thinks tint he is terribly smart; aud you j will always find those who thiol; them- I selves so smart, to be left, far behind, j And after finding out who “Old Land j Mark” is, I am not surprised to know that j he can’t find the Scripture that I quoted i at first. And tin) good brother .says he j has ln-«-n reading a little. It would be | good for him if he would read a good | deal more. If I were to nit up in the shade to g< 11 uiy living, and let others work tor roe, I ; could alibi'd to iiniit He ipt.nre, and j kiiiiiv to ail, too. But i. woi k in the j field for my living, where honesty, first | aud lust, sprung. I did not propose to 1 bold nu argument, from the start, but it seems like “Old Land Mark” could not understand what I said. But you will ffud, somewhere in this letter, some tiling for “Old Laud Murl;” to but at. lie has been buffing aud puffing, and I want to give him something to puff at. YOll will find 111 tiro 13th chapter of Matthew, that we are commanded to honor father anil mother. And if we arc commanded to honor then), we should Honor each other with the same respect. You will find, in the Tib chapter and 21at verse, tlmt with what measure ye muto it shall bo measured unto you again. Therefore wo must he very care ful how iso measure unto ottr feliotv-mnn here upon tb:: earth. Now, tho good brother has given mo a challenge to show any Wcriptutc for any of my quota j tious. “If we say wo have not sinned, we make him a liar, aud his word :s not lin ns.” I. John i : 10. Aod how, then, ; knowing that we make Litu a bar, ice j we not. one, loo? No v then, T would tir.o h.r tno good brother to b'-ar in mind that w hile » am jfloeapabl. of holding 1 t.igiim* at ;p-u the subject, them ate plenty who are able, and well able, to do it. And now, in conclusion, I oil! say to brother O. L. M. '.hat he has not under stood what I meant at fir: r, bat i do want him to understand that be r/j..: t ex ploit! sanutificatiou or remain as other.: -ybo do not no itr.-.fat;:! it. I ait. no' go :. j vr; ip ):.*;, ■• ,', v Jong r t i a- I did not ask for an argument at first. * if the good brother w.u.is to wirte, lean 1 get him a wr.tt r, and one that will stay I with hiut at home or abroad. A iTn I .v Woods Bov at Jlomk. Mcßride, Ed. Monitor: i’tior to reading, tu •,our last issue, tno article of “A Turf) 1 i’ouil I had coucluiled, wisely, II think, to cull off my dogs; lint as Z. T. | Mann, or “Rough A Ready,” as he calls I Himself, and "A Friend to Long Bond | or, rather, to Zachary Taylor, Seoul hunt lon prolonging tho controversy, 1 deem I it incumbent on tue to meet the assault. Tue ular.uer in which Mr. ‘’Rough A i Ready” delivers himself of his sU'l'O of 1 eloquence, iti his ri joinder in your is i sue of tho 51li inst., lie ascribes unto | himself on amount of cl uditiou unknown • in those who know him lies’.., by mltuiu- I ting that 1, possessing not enough mon | tui calibre to express tnv ow n scutimeU* j haif w«utouly uud fooii.,hly attached my I signature to those of another. I In justice to “Worldly Wiseman,” a I name given by Rough di Ready to a ocr j lain gentlcirau living iu our midst, I will state that he nor no other one, ba.l no more to do with my reply in question, than did “A Friend to Long Pond.” I did not mean to cast any insinuations it any one, over “Rough A Ready s slioilhiera, and i hope that no one but : | Long Pond’s distingttisl’.od friend, has j i taken that kind of view of it. Neither j | did i ini' ail iuv article as an attempt at; an insult, but i; K . ’. R. is as anxious for ; i an insult as tl seems that ha is, -onto of the Long Pond hoys, if constrained to j do so, can accommodate hint. Tli« casual reader of sacred or profane j history, or of both, knows full well that tho custom of stepping to tho measure of a tune, is so old that tho memory of man inunefh tint to the contrary. Among tiio Egyptians, whose pyramids and j 1 leaning lowers, prouiuim, iu thunder | tones, their iifive.ucor.nnit. iu the arts j and sciences, woto found tho most ex- j port and g "icettil iianoci!; iu tin; then j known tv 1* a! 1 1. Ttee old ile.brow word to i.inee, sign)- j (ad “to 1-ap for joy." Vtoen the riituor j became current that. David had slain tic ■ Philistine giant, the unn.eu cnne (won!) | 1 -. it of all i!ia cities of l u r:ie‘, Kingitn/and j dancing. Ttauc.ing was also praciiccd 0:1 , iiOeasioiiß id domestic joy, as to the case j id t.l;<) prodigal .•ion's return. The Book I of Bonks tells os Iti.it. I) avid, the sweet i minstrel of Israel, and in many rospoets ) tho grandest emu actor mentioned in j sacred history, li sped and danced before j the Ai kof tho Covenant. Among the. j Assyrians, Peisnoi-, Uriel's and Rom- 1 alia, it was a common .laaiinie. resorted j to in order to enliven feasts, ami oil oe- , carious of domestic jay. it is a p ..'time in which pai ticipates | tin; ragged Norwegian, fresh Irom his j native piue forest; the blue eyed Get'-j man, pel haps a descendant of some sea king,,of old; and the merry, happy-go lucky Bolt <>t Eun. To the. north Amer ican Indian, in tho happy days gone by, nothin;' was more southing to Ids throb bing h"a:V,, than the green-corn arid hurv si-an on dunces. In every hamlet in tin* pH.ivin worl.l, it is one of tho fa vorn.e sources of amusouiont, among tho voting people. But, notwithstanding this long nrmj j Ilf facts, Rough A i'.nniy find Ids inflated ; friend, with Iris highly inflated notions, are charging around, and champing the liit, because one birth-day picnic waa, beyond a shadow oft; doubt, 11 success, detqile their ill-natured aud frivolous Oft *os. ii'nl. ,b>’ f>ietiip-s yon cni'itot -trad.Ho the oioor, hut if von keep on trying, you j uot on!*' wifi tola •-ore di-appointment, ' sooner or later, but will succeed in pub-1 fishing yo'ir.s'ives as narrow-minded and conceited meddlers; nml therefore your “much .do about nothing,” is but tho outcome of narrow rniudedness, to put it its mild us possible, .if vim propose to work in the M:• ti I ’s vi'nyard for the good of Jfis cause, f would bonthly suggest that you 1 throw tis.ido your togas of jireiuciices, ! and buckle on tho armor of kindness, j i Rourt to deeds of kindness and Lb;./ ias prof< -sing Uhri'-ti.in:< should. Bci.’g ; ion consist. <A ut i'.v at*'i bafuiony, not; i of intol mnee, indiscretion and narrow- . i oiiudcd pi i-j'i/liees. Mow Mr. Editor, 1 regret that I rim | , constr.iiued to >■.**: room in your columns ] I for this eomratinicuboa, but if von will | oui.y insert its coujuute/u with it tho fol lowing lesolmions, I fuithfally promt 2o , you not to holler e ' on uiilcb a Hit pup I on the oil. r side yelp 1 . W. 11. VlcE.irj/;:. ! GeOVg’lff.. g.io/llg: .'.'O iy Gouuty. j .) J. Mill.’)* E* !Ut I's !>r 1 Mk/i/.r .dea’d j A !W * J "‘; ' i:l “ l ... i *t . \A .. * MFf 1 0 Op 50. ESTABLISHED U>S9* lU'autiful Now rfar r t)r. cSSST rightriuio, lii»-, vvo<Hl iTcw r 7'f C«m*. for onl> Jr 10*5™)™ Bruit foriVeort; urn Cic l/ißue. )■■;' '•-.■* .'•JSf"s9 -M It will pay ;,: u 1 ■on * •' km-u.“this ■ ..■ ..-a :•■;.v:.^ l • ii.re* rnyiiii: vi i» r Vr;i'>ol! i v,: ' / hr vo ixiofc with tao * ‘ . ‘ ' • - ‘-C* < j'opulftfity of tlu-so lit- •* htrtimouli*. as jutivon l»y >Wi VDRRFrii S.ViiKS % J G'.v ii'ortqt. p ( t \■' «p *iu« Miviv tactiUt) of i’iiiUt tuiil Orcniß* or./tMii n>.U> otlor ui rfv,. etruint uta .it’ ti o )Ui«H- SnMjm l ' J ' yr ' iH , f V'V' r ww i>riood than ia u&tiHl lop •■ infovior onc u -S* * J* Writn ui inJ wo will t•’ ’* 'SFtv tnko i)lo:»snn' in pivlng nil tho l’ formatiou ti 'niiv l /lifeiMßf freo «'f charjf*** All our i* r :.^- v v, ’■ 1 Snritrwiaont* avo w«r rfcf? ■ for SIX VMAUS f && -V't*jßi) «• <1 aro w«nr Bnywhoro t n %&\>y 1® <l::y’u tout trial, v • ll.'vol Cl u» J'rjian, Soli.l 'A*y y •, * w.ouut lr.o, for '• .* * TV only :*; - 4 Komi for Illuatratoil Cat montion {Ji f '! yaper wlion you write. 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I/'- .■ • 1 * ;?■/of»/f < f 'jn, on t'j' oarjfc by \n>uhi <J » b.», *-'i n , itl a., tho VTn\ji:r,y ut f. W. / :inb>. ' / r; i f{o»n • Hfs ■> ' ■ ■ ’’ {il ' i t > <,J V;', P;";<;rr*y noi. ''l nn*. bv ji\ ; . i >at tilt; ,iatu> sif.' ' ’• * ' t '* ''•• * m P 100,000 00 STOCK or I GENERAL MERCHANDISE ;TS BE SACRIFICED BEOARDLES OF COST ( omnumeing nmv, and to bo continued until tlio lfitli of September. Wo urn compelled to eloso out our entire Block of DRYGOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, oLOIBING, HATS A- GAPS, BOOTS .t SHOES, CROCKERY. GLASS WARE, GUANO. IMG (is. A MEDICINES, GENTS’FURNISHING GOODS. And any and every other thing you nmy wish to liny. 1 n acoouut of having to give up our place of business. COME EARLY TO GET' THE CHOICE OF STOCK. JAS. M’NATT & CO. i .o*o McRAE & PRITCHETT, ImXJ A.LTTI.'R.B IIsT G'r ' r MERCHANDISE & FARM SUPPLIES LOTT, GEORGIA, m’ i: n .m im: . t.-ri;.i.t tg. . rtvi. mu t:s im.oji mt. vim:son. south.) T PRICE FOR PRODUCE, AND ASK THE'LOWEST FOR GOODS, Os i,i!y Ter<r.nt;le Eirm in .Montgomery County. We keep on Inmd TH! LAKBEBT STOCK OF HATS IN THE COUNTY, .*< D> I. n: C.vj FOK TJIL LEAST ;HONEY. Si.- 1 1. i 'Me ids, llmdivitro, Woodwnre, 'iTusvoi v, Fancy and Heavy Groce i’■ • • >'■ I-,. 1 1 • i ii;v hi the w.iy of Gouts’ I'nrn e.liinp Goode, Ready Made Clothing, Outs .:ltd Hi' 1 : Goods, mid everything in tho Imn ot Dry Goods, Notions .ud General Aler •lumilise. Our stock of : a.: ! A .1 XX'-Ivl A.XjUI CLOTHING, a tie; lorunit beat iti the eoniitry, mid will bo wold echapcr Hum tho cheapest, .S i > •• •; ’£'<p « S/V TS AIV 5 > 2>3 tY (> 1 (X)1 >?V •* V, :■ !•: 'ile.n, ('•une from wl d (junrter it may. Wo will sell you Prints 5 / rt». ; J’’ iids 7i (d 11 • * F>nr *(m 7j; Corn 85c;Coffee 8(m 10 Itm t'* • • • doll, r, ini other thines in pro Give us u trial. You will find our id. si.i,i Mr. .7, A. Dealer, polito „„,| 111 *° " u P ou you. No trouble to show •.eitoui ;;.>i,ds, but it pleasure. All an ‘‘ VlU!ti ‘ nprlft'RlJ dm. PIANO MB mm CLEARIHfi OUT SALE. % YOUR CHANGE TO SECURE A 8992 fNSTRUMENT A-T A. X 3 A.XXO_A.IXT. Come iiji, lluyern Here's your chance. 100 Pianos! 100 Organa! to bn closed out, rogmdle.-i.i of value ! A genuine Clearance Hide to reduce stuck. These I .instruments mu over and above, our regular stock; must got our money out of thorn. *«>:.•! are new. tint e: >'l a «luv; hiUtic liiivc lie—, moil nf, ,v nuuillnt; Home nne,l six months "r ii lie i urn u,e <1 In in iwu to live yeiiiH. Sen.. no ,o»ori hi rniiit-Miui'l biHtmniuiUs taken iu . Ai-hunge and thoroughly repahed, reuoviitcd l epolished and made uh good as new. In the 200 there are Square Pianos, Upright Pianos, Grand Pi an oh. Church O; nidi i MilOr, mi, ir•, m i over twenty different Makers, including < Tuickc f 3 !«■:, Kiiii .e, a lliinilim, llalhi A I'm via, >L«n>ii.tick, V« M ." A Gairiei’, IVJoislict, Skminiist*/, l'>Tey and Kng. ’ Oencritdivr Li.-C. are priuted, mid a purchase can he made bv ourrespon di uce as wi ll a.-> by jit i suu. Instrurn'inti; are represented precisely as they arc and if purchasers arc not suited wo refund their money. Torti's Eim>. Pianos <slo "Ijl month; Organs $5 month. Grout, induce nimts to Hi. it ..h Duyora, ’Ynt and we will oiler bargains that will 0p,.,, yilU ' t ••yes. _ er IV.-eiCV of til' e iii'tri! riH-l 1 1• W- ' e sold during Centennial week, but there ..re ViliO 1,-fl. widen r. net go in tin- >.< G- GO days. I ion, three t« Hvc arc mud,l daily Writ. <)'»!• :ii ;.'"1 want to seem >IU i uls ud vm I moment (in CO good papers! w fji out flu* t<>L Write for I'iimo and Organ Clearing Out Halo Circular*, nod mention tLi.s ad vertisemout. Vv'iiic tat «>»ice. Address L9D9ER ft BATES, WTOEIUIKIIBIC HOUSE BAVAHNAH G«., Or, A, la. lli\ V LS, Ag’t, McVille On, '.c>s>,r iwKt ¥tr. <fr. -id WiWUu . d l * f-ssp**, '*% ■; i/A &A "'’’•"'7 \ > V .^>! », f, ...t- ■ ■ •,v#i) | 'jf i. i; v; ,j fdi'j fcj A i "li/rj r H 7T"-' / m W/\ Wp i <:> ■.- >, ixS | , ’ : I u ,- r 4 y?»9 fH ::, i :!. - : 0 7. 'i..\'j k'- .* .>•.*-*> i I r>. ■ f . »r- f, < ij/4 » /Or h ■■> < * v*' l Lj?—... .. ;r -->W Fr-,'« 0 vr; V !*)•< P.l I J.tO'rl 1 ' -or; A NOE, MASS.- | I; j IJr!'.,'V. V. C ' !'.!. o*.!/’ ' j ; '.*. oj, I a!lj>Si'iVa Sst Ciil. | ' ; * "7 ”, • •: v i,; :'. . • .^SSoMK j % 1 % '§>) A ( A-. Stf-.. A nfc* v :-7 • ' :• : /V •' i <7 %•„. -■ '-?■ '■& a s-'-'-iy Jlad ”- ■J-ono Uru’ivalcd. -l.^rrxnfc Firn.li. i of Po[ia:r,:*it7. jT.T.uaTRATED CA i'AJAMVTS.IBJZXT f7tZ'. . Estey iDroart Cc., i>rauiibo«,' u