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Tin: mi: 1?( Tin, Mu. l'iDITOll. P u n i, is a i: i) Evi it y T u r.sDAVidmt tilo peopl OUM MUNK’ATKD. ;for delegates 1o the Govemgr’s.eqn-; THE SUPREME COl’KT. It b should lull, riirlit vent ion of August, and the result ’the amount that he was duo thej “Soapine 1 ' will remove <r r( . j( State, the State as a creditor of Al-j iU| d stain trom carpets and e^t], tin. of the election was duly dt hired. (Charges Against Governor Cpl-ston, would have been hound to have true history of the convention oil Tin; convention thus passed the. quilt. (retained enough out of what \y,ah due For sale at. daekson & Brookins people in mass meeting on ihel resolutions instructing the delegates 1 jst of June,' wilieii selected dele-1 selected from this county lhi..< /)i2.ji.' ihiitl l"‘ a< (•iiut/juna /Li<' /'till n'(l’)) <<! !h r wi'ih’r, m>l aeee.v- siY/ily f i, pi hin'offmi, hi.it ax ii guaran tee. i)f i/urul < lilh. tPV i77V i i vn vm/ ri'xpnn xihh' for III virus <>r ii/miioii "I rurrr-iHiiuldilx. to east the Atlanta convention off*l 10 v °t° Uiis .county , foi the For Pre.x W S Hancock OF'PENNSYLVANIA. *• W M English ‘ OF INDIANA For (Governor. HON. R. L LESTER, ■ OF CHATHAM COUinTY. ates to ( ,jjjuue the Hill, and which, also, se lected delegates to the (1 ubernatoiv al cbnvention which is to meet in 1% Allan! i on the 4th day of August next, to nominate a democratic candidate for Governor. Judge 8. B. Jones, the chairman of the .Democratic Executive Com mit tee of Washington county, pub lished in the “Mercury”, a paper ot lion. Ii. E. Lester, of Chatham, as Democratic candidate, for Gov- .A erndr, as long as his min.e was be fore the convention. The following certificate of elec tion has been issued to the delegates elected: “State .yf ( io. Washington qorgia,1 on Co. j Fin.]. Tkxt of a Di>. - ;su()N! that SilOUI.O CoNSKIN Gov. CqLytUTT TO J’icIVATkL'iFE. %taw4. 1 of his sureties, he being insolvent. AI la nl a The court says: This was nn action brought by the plaintiff agnist the defendants on a bond executed by them in the sum of The: cert i- $100,000, signed by Alston as princ.i- . . , . were duly elected delegates to the :generul circulation m this county, yp^iieraatovial convention to meet ties that J M. Minar, (here follows pal, and hv \Valah and Adair as se- the names of the other deleffdtcs,) curities, conditioned f . r the faithful Atlanta in August, by tlip pem- ;a call l i the people of Washing ton to meet in mass meeting at thi place, oh the first Tuesday in this 'month, for the purpose of sending| (ll P’’ the lust da.y ( , . , pursuant to a call in •h performance ,h. Alston of the duties of public pi inter of tho .State. The tilledgccl breach of the bond is that . . . ■ w . iillJRUHCU UIUJIDU U1 L1113 DUlltl L11 ill is ogta tie party in mass meeting as- ...” . . . , . f ,'. , _ rp., Alston hud received $.>,000 under a is S' mined, at the convention on lues-! ' ’ of June 18.S0 resolution of the General Assembly FOR STATE TREASUFR ’ HON. J. W. RENE ROE. delegates to the Atlanta lion of June the 9th, and for I j con unit tve of Washington county purpose of sending delegates tojthis June 7th, lb80. ill from tho chair-had failed to account for tho same man of the Democratic Executive|and had appropriated it to his own use, etc. and that Alston was further the Gubernatorial convention which j is to meet in Atlanta on the 4thi day of August next. The .Democrat i« Executive. Fall on the lirsf of .1 line last. WHO MADE THE CALL ? The Editor of tin Herald says it was simply a sthte- 1 luted in said paper, ment-of the Editors of the Met ’ iyV beginning with “Wo are nuilioriz.'d )* Oli’m Secretaries. CL W. 1L. Whitaker J. S. Wood, (). H. Rogers, H. B. Jones, (Jli. Ex. Coin. This call was duly and regularly! This is the true history <„ Samlersvilleipuhished iu the Mercury and circu-jeonyention of the people of Wash-j with full knowledge *f his insolvon- 'ington county in mass meeting on joy, whereby the said securities be the tirst. dav of June, 1880 liable in the sum of *.3,000 as liqni- 1 dated damages. Tho securities I pleaded that the plaintiff, after the |default of said Alston had paid him r '$15,000 without deducting said debt |come released, and further that bj Sanderaville, (la., June24, 1880. reason of the advance of the said $5, The principle is ny changed by the fact that the Governor, who was the igent of the State, withheld apartoi the money from the treasury and paid it to Alston without deducting Alston’s indebtedness to the State. The money in t e Governor s hands was the money of the .State all the same, and if tho .-Governor as the authorised agent of the State had an amount of its money in his hands due to Alston by the State,of a great- er amount than Alston’s indebtedness to the State, and paid the same over to Alston without deducting there from what Alston owed the State that would have bean such nn act on the part of the creditor by its auth orized agent, the Governor,as would injure the securities of Alston by in creasing their risk, and exposing them to greater liability, Alston, their principal being involvont. In our judgement the charge of the court in relation to this point in the case as set forth in the record was error. There are two main control ling questions in the .case although there are fifty assignments of error Fret were the defts as seem biers Atlanta,Ga.. Apvil VL1880,, Wherehs, H is lvpnrtivl to mebr the state treasurer that After this call had been regulnr- t Hose -words,!!/ made iu>h.o Mercury, and had! Wo hereby certify that the l’:ict«iooO 7i*a before the same was due "to discharged by the change and uov to call” (fee. I bet n published ami circulated in set, forth in \ln> foregoing vommu.-: tllo aai(l AM, m un ^ cl . pj s contract atum ut 1 J ° coutrttct Wlll n)ut the:;- tliere u now in treasure at least t\ V(l hundred and fifty tliyp.?mid ,]„] lurs more than will be ‘)vqui 1V j to pay the principal aud iutopest of the bonded debt off the $| at< becdmi •><'; due during the ©ur gent year, and all an'mud chari ges against the treasury; and Whereas, Said sqm.can be ad, vantageously- applied ip'tljc re . demptioii of the ogtstandm four per cent bonds of the state and perliup-* of bonds bearhijn higher rate of interest; and bel? w ing it to be for the beat intere< oft lie state that s-ueli disposing should be made of the surplus ii the treasury, it is ORDERED, that the trensnr er he and lie is hereby autlvoriz ed to redeem to the extent of sail sum pftwo hundred ai)d tiff thousand dollars the outsagdinj four percent bonds andsiugli ot| )e valid bonds of the state, nqt duea can be redeemed at par. Ai.FKKIJ 11. CoLQUlT. By the Governor, Govcnror J. W. WakRKN, See. Ex Depart men • New if tho Herald had . fated whoiono issue of that paper Judge Jem «,|niciition are true :-all aud who made the ('liairman of the Democratic Ex- 11 * duno 1880 This 24lh dayl,. made the mistake .in the cull, \\‘e would have 'ecu live committee, requested the, ub-frtirffenient, to nmke. but to put Editor of the Kandersville Herald j (». W. 11. Whitaker, Ch'ni. &5. B. Jones, Ch. Ex. Com. W. U. for work clone hy him as public pi in- jter, the risks of tho clefts, ns his sc- eurities was increased and was therc- by exposed to greater liability to us in the right light before the peo-'tur publish the identical call in the ]lio. we make this statement about next issue ot the l’uttcr paper consent under iho provisions ot 3153rd section of the Code. Second, were those smilies discharged undcM the provisions of the glollli section c^t the Code. As we grunt a new trial ii this case on ilie deleiidanl s motion the that call. Wo Jo not wish people of the county ’took i upon out-fielvi the ‘Democracy of Washington ’county wathont authority. The notice of tho meeting was publish ed in Mercury I y order of Judge Rhine's. Chairman of the Democratic Executive Goinmittco and was put in the paper Tike be The Editor of the Samlcrsville to think wo Herald published only k a portion of to call out'the call, leaving out that part there of, us published in the “Mercury,” which convoked the people in mass meeting for the purpose of sending delegates to the Governor’s conven tion. When the first of Juno arrived, and a largo crowd of citizen.; of the COMMIDs*iTTaTild1 l0HS - Alst0n h,lvi, ‘ KniTons Mkrcuhy.—Your hu- (h° 8U h> au 01 '^ ( ‘ 1 " was hikon sugges- moroi.s, witty, good natured corrcs- tiu .S his dowlh liml Ulil / the 1 cftU ^ F° , , ,, it i . ccod against luc other two dolen- nondent Randal 1< ranklin, a short , , ” „ , - pnu naii l . , Iclants the l-eupon they plcnucd to tlu,i ’ , t,into ago, huw proper to turn loose i. . .. .. ,, ., • , j versed: n ’ 11 jurisdiction ol the court on the bin battery ot. Col. Lester. 1 would d thafc noilbor of them resided % " ' . f , . , , .. .. i. rr t„> i,,,u .i *i,,. ° | Lul lies and ( uinmiag, «J. 1. iSrowa Ranch nl 0 • t " l in tho county of Delvalb, in whicli ^i yimlt lll|tl Howull, for Wnlsli. ot. itl plea died, pending tliiM-d'ori!, we e.\]u e.«.s no opinion as to ; l lie grounds eonlainied in I lie planlitf’s jinniion lor a nc-w trial, hoth eases hav- |ii>g hep;i argued together here. Eel lie .judgment ofilie court below he re. N.QTICE TQ BpNpifOLDER! State of Georgia, Tres’r Depanncn At,hntu, (in., April 14, ISHO.—Pe sons holding four per cent or otln bonds of the state of Georgia, no du,e, cun liavp tl.ie.in rechuimed j» on presentation at llio treasury, or the National Turk bank, New Yor to the amount of,("inf),000. J W. Rknfuoe, Treasurer, ipr 27, 188(1—If cent letter ot Col. Lcatei tothecit- p ie HU j^ wllH instituted. Tho izens of Clark comity, and if lu'! wtis overruled. T.he jury under tin Harrison, Contra, has, what does he think of the earlohdrgp of tho court found a verdict marks of that letter. I feel satis- j for tho pin jntiff for $2,500 principal, lied if ho lnm road it he has a bet-land Still,f‘«(J interest. A motion was K. X. Klv, Allorney General Z. I). ■•ordered it. Judge ns and asked us to Jones came tojeounty, had assembled at the Court-Lor oninion of Col. L. than he did'made lor a ut l, j\vl>en be turned loose his fire upoii o 1 ' Hold your lire that lie had called the convention I |<ttow you are a big hearted, noble, oi the people in mass meeting feujgoiicioils follow, would not do any purpose ot sending dclcgatesj one knowingly and intentionally nl the purpose of sending to the Atlanta convention of Jum the Ctli, and for the purpose otL^ on sending delegates to the Governor’s! conyeuti.on Judge Julios explained that lie had laid published a call iu the for tho double purpose wrong or injustice, for any consider-! Allow me to suggest, us L. my word lot* it if you do not t j )t , United Status Treasurer iu Nt aforesaid; ami that he had toques- t;VOr | will make you a pres- ted the Sandersville Herald to pub-| en ^ 0 f ag q ue j ia ; r of hound mabc the an-jHouse, Judge Jones called tin rtounccihefit of the’meeting. And meeting to order; and anjiouiicedli,},,,. \Ve asked him to write itorjhnve it .written out and then we would ]mb- lisli it. He did so, and we’put it in 'like-copy. Judge Jones also sta ged in the meeting on that day, 'that the call was put iu like lie or dered it done. The editor of the Herald also got up before the meet ing and stated that Judge Jones •requested him to publish it in his pa- Mercury per the same as It; was in the Mer cury, and lie said if there was any ifiifdtilm it. was unintentional. We don't -lair.) the Mercury to tie tlie le^'d advertising organ of tho county. But we claim wo liavejlish that portion of tho call whichjy ou j 0 nu t conclude he is a man ot a good circulation and to be one ofhuiiiounced the purpose ot sending :the Democratic organs, and ns'dolegntes to tho Gubernatorial con- sound ill politics ns any paper in | vent ion. )>or what leasuns, he this or ally other cotmly. Hancock tine llnglmK The Stamlard -Bearer •of the Democratic Party are true men, whose names have awakened an enthusiasm all over the country that insures success. The radical party L doomed—they already see round which trial was ( Official Any kktisfmknts. Hereafter we will publish all ii niimevouHToltirial tidy or l iscinent8 emenatiiigr unuled, tmciMTom the officers of our cQynty •VyEEKL^ Courier Journal R 1.1’llKSKXTATI VE NeWSI'AI’UR OF iy, SOUTH. A Good IVper for nil Sedloij TUB WKKKI.KY COUUIFK-JUIIRNAL Randall J j the clofencL. i.ts excepted. v-Washi.^um c,„„,t y . " I It appears from tho. evidence in!. eau-umn,u. ronijj..nf;aniiiy'. hbpHi * 1 i top lftlciA o 1 tiiJlnllir (iM.M’ilUtUhjniH'l 1 the record that Alston the principal I A 'm;i v. is i» i>un, minm-orpimn .a Kui..it ftoi>- r •'» 1 1 tTfUH, ClecfitM-cl. in the bund was insolvent, and it Tiic.-i'iiuivi - .iiy iu i-ln- ami mimonPH nil mm 'liigulurTuf kiituivH mul rmtlltirs «»i ."iiitl m-i-thi'-cil. further ainiears from the evidenotj ut j"> •>»- »t»i utii-uii-iit nvy uiu o wiiuin u.t- iti.a- pn- 1 . . i-ortbcd liy'.uw mul .«limv’ miifc If tiny tiny luivc, l’reasui'cv R--nfroe, that, in Aluv ’77 1 why sui ra-ui-is diun.ii u<-i in Kiaiituu. ' . I (.ivi'ii umlir my liui.it ut 'll iff in saiuli-i s\ ilk', Gov. Colquitt jnesented to him h(tilts April 1st, issu. y. r. attow.x, oni’j. ’•soon as vou meet with an opportu- . , , ... , •, -.i | J 11 lcheck drawn m tavor ot tho Umteo I,• , ,. nity, make the acquaintance of Col.| state8 Tmulirev jn w aS .j I1K toi., on' '* " 8 ' " ,»vilt bi‘-'-lit (ini- M-ui'. imisIh"u frt‘0, Two Doll will ,li niiiiMiiil wilt iiirliuto u IniiiHoim' premium pu-’ulmi i ul u limik <w u Ituil*-, iw vurlmm iirliA uf ii.-i- mill In iiiilv. us limy M'lci-iod from (irti'foil lists. A -;ui-f4,' copy f.l’llio Wn-Xiy l'i* ni'-.Umnml mul it «:ircui.ar i'onl^liilii({ t Ur'full IN ■f iiioinliiii s will In- .clh on n)S| licutlon i hy ( iHirii-i .Inin mil fsn ooiiibiniitiou'(uiarf/ 1 vc.iii nl iIiiit olil 1 uuhvilir j u|.,.th. viz : ilk .lu (mil. y-tiihli.vliril In l.->: i>; tliVOcuirlm-in isia;amt | Di-miiii m in is- |. n> i t*i iiluti. ii iu mil Ii i nul. w II a- ilu rln iilnliii , aid 'll is pi-.ii.i.itiiei-i tin- iil.I.'Mt mul lirot ill-nil.ynl ] npors In tin- work Ii- unit it hi'iiijf i «i eolnll} mjiu'ili^ to Ilu- Alorolm find him as good natured, genial, York, dated 28th of April 1877, for and as perfect a gentleman as you |Ull0 hundred and ninety eight thous- lifih the call, as it appeared in thej ‘purpa” as ever chased a fux in the Mercury, lie said that the I go further, after youhe- dersvillo Herald had omitted to puh-L 0Ilie we p acquainted with him it and and twenty-fight, dollars and lift j i eight cents, payable at sight to tht upp^,;- at niy eHi Older of Alfred II. Cuhjuilt, Gover-jlime prescribed by law nor of Georgia, and stated to him! 1 * Whereas, K. (). (Josljek, nilni'r, de bonis lion, on llteeslaleof ii. \Y. Roll, ileecasej, applies to ipe lb; letters ot ilismissioii liom said estate. Tiies,; are therefore lo cite am} ml- moiiisli all persons concerned, lo bo within ilie dm Kitri ( It ift it aiicl th I tfmlh (‘irdc. r sl*ni.fl:int 1 u k.» tlj^y , . ..il. ii hi «*i tlir* l»*tuiii.^ initcuzlm's orillin t' «l |H*rl 1 I ^dl8o|‘ 11:• • <f;iy ltirnijihiul in roitibin lion with I In* H’t-fkf;. f«V a hii'it j>ittnii€*c* in ad*. ti 1 n lo ilifi.fi f ol ih«* I’yii it r-Joiinml nloiic Muring tic 'mmtiiM-r t.|'Esruniid through lbMi. we< k y ('oiirifr-tJcvuruni without |imnhiui8. will i-'.'ut !o clui'> of ;i\f Or metro iKT'M.tiu ut $1*50’ cat Hifd l**»r tdci'Y ohib l l five Ihc fluL rfilsfr \vill'l»e titled tu^ fopy nt »i‘t to <*4y «<ldr**HH free torn I i..It.' .*>.!..... I /.s, M.iift _'il) (the Treasurer) that $152,274,24 was to bo paid into the treasury of the , i . . i • • 8t.de, and that the balance he would much determination, decision, , to pay attorney s tees tor dTt'J-'baildwritiiig on the wall—and •iiiarty will refuse to support the men their party offers them, con taminated they arc by Salary Grabs and Political Jobs that dis grace them. But H'ANCOCK and ENGLISH stand before the .country as-honest pica, true patri- ofa’itlltj democrats' to the manor born; men who will give us a pure and an economical government, Hind insure lo all men their rights under the-' Constitution’, and the Laws of 'Our-country; showing no partiality and discriminating in vor of no section. supposed it was unintentionally. | Mr. Park, the editor of the Ban 1 . c dersvillo Herald, here arose, amlj] tasked to explain Isis action in pub- llishing tho call. He said, that Judge Jones, the Chairman of the I Democratic Executive committee, had requested him to copy the call trom the Mereurv, and that lie laid and brain power as you generally 1 meet up with, I promise to see our mutual friend Col. Wilson and get him to have another one of his aiger beer “Soirees’! and meet vou reserve which the check was liable. The $152,274,24 was deposited in the treasury, but does not know what j became of tho balance only from hear- my tlioy ImVv, why IkhiUI not ho grunted. (! ivtm under my hand Saudersvillo, this J min lid (J. C. BROW X, On!. 1880—!1 m Oaily rtiiyrii*i , '.K» < uniUI. $l!/' ii your, frr Simtl.ty (TxtiVit r^l’qtvuul, * J it Vein*, postt.gb frw No Iruvelluyt jgBHts uio jiy tlit* four.* journ:;l (‘(Tijpahy, D<H' '• liV n:l i ash rommlisinn imwlsoiiif LiT-miimis ' wit! W ' glvru I» perm I known lo tht M.nnumiity th/)' iv.-Uln iu wlm 11«i\V (TUlSc J ar| r.gouts.* Any ot;o who.lcslrfs toHi'U I ft ito liSsiHt in « xii-TlLing th«* <:ir» utulion *»!’ u ICI lUI’.s |Ylmt nan n-t hut be bo fliciul lo iiny e 'mmmiity hich it ui i v ho giMiornlly rosicj, will, upon np}Ii' : ' •• *‘ l upfut.’soul fit lYoouf d.«r| ciicular.fi, etc., iidtlnua llid at olliee, in 1880. liim.iu' .<11111111111 with i ]G»iYpfflllif W- I’r Jum N. HAlJH'MAy, <111 l 1 111 Coui iiTi.loiiriiul co, fapiisv ill;;, Ivy. call at it, and we will try to get up fun L87G, the Atlanta herald, in which and (hits enough to luruish you Alston was intorostod, was sold oul (jK()R.Cj IA—Wasliinglun ('miniy. W lioroas, M. A. W ood appljos for letters of administration on iho estate of Ainler.-ion ood, Into of said coun- (iov. Colquitt testified that ini tv, deceased. These are therefore to cite and ad monish all and singular tin- kindred and (liters of said deceased, lo he I Pure IntI':ri;st[ng & Ixstucjivi The vicImiH literaturo of tin? day is ruillUf^ I'hllilmi of our couulry. As there is ut. 1 *‘ material for our good natured frienfijfoi- debt, and that Alston was miichj tl|)1)unv n , U1 y 0 )Uc-o within t|m time pri;- lain/'AY*y Ueckil ' K . tht ' l,ow 1,oi6oUlJU ' t * ,JI Mc’s paper that will make Li^]pr,uKsed for money, that in May,1877, scribed hy inw and show chii.su if any Parent Educator arid Guard® i should not sides sore for a week and he as Governor of the State, paid fui d |0 v l' aVu > "'ky ' S!l jd leiici- before he got through reading it lie The uye ol Alston about $15,000, for ‘fleshy 1 left out that portion of ilu which called the people in mass meet ing for the purpose of sending delegates to the Gubernatorial con vention, and if there was any niis-L U y t l 0 nLtH as take it was unintentional. Judge Jones then declared the! convention ready for business. l)i G. AY. II. Whitaker was elected chairman of the meeting. Col. B. D. Evans then intro- jduced the resolutions which have been published, in the proceedings foe due him as one of the attorneys for the State in the caso of Georgia vs. the United States. „ , ,, .„ . The 2154th section of the Code de Randall if you liavei . . , ., v , • t t ,_!dares that “Any act of the creditor, .either before, ov after judgment man Col. Lester is, ask some of thej . K , , ho prlucipn]} Avhich iu j tirti . will be so much in love with you ? | a lie will follow you to Utah or any where else even if it is to the Fee- ;e Islands. to what kind of Given under mv haufi and ollicial (ignatiu'e, al Saudcrsyillc, Ga., this I line 8tli, l{?t 0. C. C. BROWN, Only. jtme 15—nUd citizens ot this county, some u Lq lu security or increases hiB risks, or applied '• them your friends what his coHrBcj exposeBhim to greater liability, will them discharge him.” In the case before and actions were towards when he threw himself in the' rts> the State was the creditor of Al- hrcacl), when they were arrested stem, vho was insolvent, aud the s cornu lhnl to ask him ell’tho question,‘'WM is flu* i.c*8t checking the evil?” Tlio best antUlote f6i* h^d muling is good resiii CIIIDRKN WILL READ Aml"tlit illity of tkos" having then In uliargo li» I'uniisll tlu in with WhalOHilinc, dlitl-i-tiiluliig »-( iuntructivu mirliug, kiiuIi ns will hv given IncWI i:n-1)av.L’, ' " and dragged from their homes with Melts were his securities Federal bayonets at their throats, debtednegs to the State. for his in- The whole Jurj ( (mm is done s llisdfon. H. tbo new • kiw, lias ■ appointed the folloWing named gentleman as Goniniifisioiiers to revise the jury lx>x of the county. ' Elisha W. Jordan, Rabun Hall I’. It. Taliferro, Stanlcv Kittrel V. S. jof the convention, to postpone the ou t ] ie jy| U g testimony of a fmy|amount of the money due on the you hear from them I think you ! will be almost willing to throw your . , ,, I, . , . . ,. -t ,, ,, ,,, of the State to received the same tor !hat as high for lam, holler .‘rah , , . . , , herein before (lescribed draft was the- property of the State, the Gover nor being the duly authorized agent i .selection oi the delegates to f--htijworthless vagabond negroes, after I idinsoq 111111 j(nfuberiiatorial convention to some time in July Col. J. ,N. Gilmore then intro- ^ ^ ( ' ditced the resoliitians, which lmve| {bl . hQst ^. you Hr e lor Hardeman. | the i’^PP 8 ®^ been likewise published, to the of- qq ie W riter will say he is intimately GEOIU! 1A—AVaslijnglon comity. Whereas, AVni. G. Banders, guar- liaii, ot' Jesse C. Sanders, minor, lias applied for leave to sell a house and lot in the city ot' Sandcrsvilic, said comity, containing one and one-filth acres, for the purpose of division anil reinvestment. These arc therefore to pile and tul-iAnd neuia monish all concerned, to show cause, it any they have, within tlie lime pre scribed hy law, why said leave should not be granted. my 'nature June J, 1880. C. C. BROWN, Only juue 3—30d mUlltllT'Oi' **( iO! l)K GOLDEN DAYS” Undnrpfanils rtitlahnod. Tt will dollglit j'nniig IrtemlH null sknlclic-K of udv'eiUure, lliolip or tinvcl, m<iu .t*rs ol knowledge, huniorouil vriki' ruzzle-.i n : everything iliut hoyn ;tnd girts like. ll .\vill hot teneh clilidivn to b come runftwi! 1 thieves, liigbwnymcu, burglars, mul outlaws. The Iir.-t number of G( )LDEN ( nn!aiu.fi iho begiumugif tAvo 1 ho tirst is by DAYS” i;h;u^lfl oteriM, HARRY CASTLEMON. ed, “'I w o tt IIJ'H of iiccui)|tllg ft Hunk'; and tin-other iH.by' KowAltnS. lfiLlJs. fliidii» j[ lied, -l inn. snow And svAtkh; ou, i.ivk in i ] 1.1 INK I.AN’O. ’ GOLDEN DAYS” will be carefully edited, mid will do its utmost' Gjvun under my hand uu;l official|i w * i “ t . a | ",' ho . hnve.Uic interests- °f our.youts Joyner,Thofi. Y-iai-tlicn. Two lor 2 vears.two fol- ; 4,t\vo l’or (! years. feet, that the delegates to the Gov- . ernor’s eouventjon the assembled mass meeting then j ;1K and there, and that tliey he selec-i ’liicquainted with Col. “H. v and liasi fc ^ y tate q ary, where the whole of it approp riately belonged under the laws ol GEORG 1A—Washington County. Whereas, a petition signed hy a large number of citizens iu this vicinity lias lovernor recog 1 J. 1 1 -»■ . LilU UtLC, vioiciuoi icoogumuu or seiecteci “N jbeen for years, he knows him to bej the fa(;fc that the money belonged to nized! been filed in my olliee praying the nb- olition of the road leading from Turn pike Bridge to Pringle Bridge as apub- as high toned, honoiabie a gentle-j^y y( a te and that he was only the11j c ,-otvd. Also, the road leading from man ns lie ever met, and if lie 1 agent for the state in its collection, j Tabernacle Church to Taylor’s Ford, ted by ballot SQ as to give a fail e X-, s j i0U ]q ^ selected as our standard: by paying into the State treasury I and praying that said roads should be *ctit ii of Beiiatov from pression of the sentiments of (J ie ! bearer in the “Gubernatorial” race! the sum of $152,274,14 of the amount P vU F °l ,eu oMyljj' valt . . ,, . , . , , mi 1,• 1 hese are therctore to cite and all ot takes ph.ee tins fall, mass meeting. 1 lit so resolutions he k nows 0 f man lie would morel received by him. It the governor m01lisll ull collce rucd to show cause if were offered as a substitute for these Tho sub The Election of Senator, The electit this "District and hy the plan of Rotation Wash juglon county! has tiie naming otloffeved by Col. Evans the candidate. Who shall lie be ? Tjie plan of rotation is a bad oue.tion. arid in oui opinion should be aban-j The e cloned, is not this ftbolisji it. ■ willingly and cheerfully support, had paid the full amount of themon ‘ |any they have before the first statute was adopted hy the eonven- convention then voted by Randal lets hear from you oftenj^eived by him into the treasury of Monday iu July next, why said roads * .... .it i 1 i imt in .J.n le ffiJ (» U it 11 v I 1 I'ndik your last oommunication for our jtlxe fcjtufe, as the law contemplates * t 11 A 1 „ .1 A 1.-. 1., 1 n , he should have done, and Alston had friend Me s paper was really exliil-j • etl , h crating ami refreshing in these days presented his claim aginst the State ;i good time to'ballot for delegates to the Atlanta of draught, gloom and desponden- and tho same was justly due him, convention of June the 9th, * aud'ey. ' “Faih-play.” the State would have paid him, less should not be tibolished as public roatls and established as private ways. Given under my hand tit olliee in Situdcrsville, this May 5, 1880. C. C. BROWN, Only june 3, 1880—-it hi'iirl; we invite all tu examine eacli number miapninug cl-itieisiu. Xnlabor One is luroi 5 "- ainluitou.ily to all. iyi'sulpby nil NcWS Ag*® l'rleu Six Gc-nts. „ JAMES El.VKHSOA'. Piibl sn«i l’kilutleliil'* Siipsci-iptions to ^Golden Days” tS.OOperMJj* U.50 per six months,-Sl.uu ppr i'Qur moat > payable in advance. „ mvt If you wish to j-et up a dub for “OoIneB ^ send us yowr mime, aud • we will .fprwnru r®. j ^ charge, a humbtr of spcdiupn copies 01 ; ..cf r. so that, with ilium, vou cuU giVP yolirue's por, so that, with them, you cuU give yc hood a good canvassing. ' OUU CI,U1! 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