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TUti MESSENGER. A. Mclli*. Kilitor. E. A. Melt as, Pub. and Pro. LAFAYETTK GA., Nov. 25,1880. As soon as the smoke of the bat tle clear* sway let somebody hunt for Weaver and his pardner. Within a year Georgia's valua tion has increased • 14,000.000. A good allowing for her Democratic government.— Boston Post. An old judge is credited with the remark, “I don't know which doe* the most harm, enemies with the worst intentions, or friends with lli* beat.” —■ i. , ‘•The family of Toole’send greet- j ing," telegraphed Judge Tour gee to (lurfield. The judge is right. The fools of this country have a good reliable Majority. —Detrvil Frt* Prm. General Toombs is alill insisting that the amendments i« tiie consti tution are unconstitutional and revolutionary. The general contin ues to boil over dead insutw. lie need* to lie horn again. The New York Herald says Gen. Grant say* that the man who did the most toward the liepublican victory was Wade liuuiplon ; and that President-elect Garfield ought to make him Hecretary ol War. Colon*! Ingersoll, according to the Wnshiugton Star, being con gratulated because he had been in dorsed by Beecher, said. “1 think it a good deal more fortunate for for Mr. Beecher that 1 indorsed him." Mrs. Hayes has.it is reported, in vited Mrs. Garfield to visit her ut j the while house this winter, in or- j der that she may sec something of 1 the respniisibilitiu* of the preeiden- | tial household before she assume* ' thrill. General Butler bus relieved his -mind to a reporter of tiie Boston Traveller. The substance of til* j outpouring is that Tilden is reapou- j sible, and that President Garfield ! will split the liepublican parly ' •within two years. Ex-Treasurer John YV. Renfroe's j report to the present Legislature is | •concise, and comprehensive. It • demonstrates the matchless manner in which Col. Renfroe has managed the finances of the Slate YV’e hope i his successor will do as well by the j people. The Rochester clergy have con- ; eluded to ofliciute at wedding* for nothing less than $5 a couple. The j Norristown Herald asks if they won't make u liberal reduction to a club ot six or upward. If they won’t its a nice opening for a cheap clergyman. The south ought to te rich. — j fiome say the south will grow in ! wealth if the people drop politics, j An American citizen can’t drop j politic*, and it is not desirable that he should. But lie Cali judiciously mix his politic* with business, and then grow up with the country. — JMinfipht* Avalanche. Ex-Governor Joseph IC. Brown received 148 votes in tiie two hou ses of the General Assembly ft r United States Senator to till the vacancy caused by the resignation of Senator John B. Got don. llis vote was 29 more thin a majority of the full legislature, and was s lit tle better than his friends rxj ected. » If anybody labor* under thv mis take that the Democracy is not the great party of this nation, he will wake up mighty rudder, ere long. When a few scamps who keep up internal strife have been kicked out of the organization, the grand old Democracy will sail in and redeem the country. —Rustmi East. Th-re is nothing to prevent Ben. Hill from uniting with the Repub lican party, while there is very much to prevent the liepublican party from dissolving for the ac commodation of Senator Ben. Hid. —Cincinnati Gaiette Just hold mi my friend till Ben. writes his post script, lie'll straighten up tilings then. Madison Madisonian: "We are reil'y soriy for Mrs. Dr. Felton, a lady whom to know is to love j hut iuclt is fate. Hope Mrs. Clements will make as many friend* in Washington a3 her predecessor did." Unfortunately there is no Mrs. Clements. Jud Clements had no one to help him in the campaign and brilliant victory he has achieved n this district. The I’lNMll Detachment. l The centre attraction here during the week lots been Hon. Judsoti Claudius Clements, of LnFayette. j Walker county, the modest ami quiet young man who ha* proved to be a “Clement* detachment" of , Dr Felton from hi* hold on the .Seventh dirtrict. Thia has made him a greater attraction than Emory , Speer. There is nothing brilliant about Clements (as is the c»se with Speer) 1 —he is inodent, mild, and »low— yet he hua alwa)* displayed remark ; able solidity of character and the i possession of starling qualities of head and heart. 1 have known j him in the House and Senate for a j number of years, end fully appreci- , j a ted his fine character; still hi* | election was a great surprise to me. | He is a well read lawyer, a mail of j good cense and easy, retiring man- j ners, and although only thirty-fuur years old, has the dignity und prud ence of a man of fifty. He will j honor Georgia iu the Halls of Con gress, for he is incapable of doing a mean act. — Chatham in Savannah Morning A«hj», - m ♦ - Col. HackeU nominated Hon. Joseph E. Brown, in the Senatorial election. He spoke as follows : “Mr. President—l have the hon or to place in nomination for Sena tor in tho Congress of the United Slates a man whose name is famil iar as household word* to tho peo of Georgia a man of humble origin, i who, by force of hi* good sense and 1 wisdom, has carved hi* way to for tune and to fame. One wlioae name will thine resplendent upon the fu j turn history of Georgia a* the peer of her Troupes, her Lumpkins, her Cruwford*. and her Cohlie, and the ! long line of distinguished Georgian* who have illustrated her upon the field and in the forum, and who, if j not “first in war und first in peace," 1 I i* certainly the first in the hearts of 1 the people of Georgia—ex-Governor J \ Joseph E. Brown, of the county of I Fulton." Bridgeport (Conn.) Farmer: J •‘The Southern newapapera are i unanimously urging their readers ! j to devote their attention exclusive- I ! !y to building up the materiu! in | terckl* of the South. Do you sense !I Me meaning of that movement, ; Messrs. Sectionalist* of New Mng j land, who fought so unscrupulous l )' j against reconciliation in the lute campaign ? If you do not under stand it now, you will in a future ' not far distant. It means that the ! South bus digested Senator Conk- I ling's ‘key note’ speech, and propo- j I sen to engage in manufacturing en- j terprises. As the Farmer observed \ before the election, customers can- l not he kept by kicking them." This is ct rtaii ly a proud triumph ] ' for Governor Brown and imposes j obligation* of the highest ebsrseter upon him to be true to his people j and t j give to his state ths fu'l Ikmi- I efit of his ability anil experience.— j Whatever personal objection* may i he feb to Senator Brown, no Geor- ! , gian believes him second in ability ; j to any mao who will represent any ot lit r slate in the United States senate. It has been often said ir. 1 the p ist. few months that with Hen ! Hill and Joe Brown in the senate, | our otate w ill stum) abreast of all I her sisters. QJnmbus Times. The new senator is, aa is well | known, an old public servant, hav- j ing been governor and chief justice. He is a man of remarkable talent, and as he anvs himself seldom fails j iu anything he undertake*. He ! will lie one of the few rich men j from the smith in congress, hint one ! of the ablest at t e federal capital. The people expect great things from him. and be w ill of course, do bis best not to disappoint them YY'e tender him our congratulations, and will, as in duly bound, co op erate with him lor 'oe common iveid of Georgia and the union ot the states. — A "gusta Chronicle. The ex-gov< iimr his ichieved u wonderful triumph. In twelve years Ifom being the most hated mat, in this state be t-ik s the high est position the general as-embli can bestow. Tiie changes that have been wrought are marvelous. Toe contest ahead will he that of Governor Colquitt when lie endeav ors to succeed Hon. Ben. Hill in the senate The election i* only two years hence. Fur whom then will ex-Governor Brown cast his influence ? Columbus Enquirer. Two young men named John Lambert and James Burchfield, of Soddy, were arrested iu Chattanoo ga as they were boarding the Mem phis train, on the charge of steal ing 850 in cash from an old man named Owens, Lambert’s stepfather . a few days ago. JiKWS IS UKNERAL Cllpiifd With a Sharp I’alr of ScUmim. Thrr* nrr 910 lluptigt church** in MinHii*»i|i|ii. r*'pn-i»«*r,titig « niwn tx-rship of 50 630 Northen visitors nre pouring rap ! idly into Aiken, South Carolina. The cotton crop of T*xms this season, is now put at 1,250.000 hales. A calendar containing 1,594 hills will confront the House at the next session, Ilec C, A nurseryman in Washington , county, Texas, has twenty-seven men traveling and holds orders for i 70,000 peach trees. Two-thirds of the fifty thousand ; i negroaa who migrated to kansaa 1 : last year are said to he without j 1 work, and destitute. A wealthly New York woman ; 1 lost 920,000 in hills from her hand- ! Img while out shopping lust Thins day. An lowa farmer says, “We raise ! four hundred hushc-ls of potatoes t« the acre here, which would he u hig thing if we didn’t raise insects j enough to eat'em all up." (leorgia is out of debt, has a surp lus, and colored men own property 1 1 in the stato valued at •5,704,293. This is a Democratic state, too.— What Republican state can make ' such s showing? Knoxville ar.d her suburbs claim a population of 17,000. The best whistler in Little Rock, Arkansas, is a married lady. North Alabama conference will at Oxford, December 15th. ! A cave in eastern Tennessee is two miles in length, and has open ings at both end-*. A hill has been introduced in the legislature to extend the henefite of local option to the militia dis tricts. This is a measure that should !>e adopted without discussion. Hon. J. 15 Estes, one of the mosi active and influential members ol j the house says : “I think we will certainly buihi a new capitoi right away. An np ■ propriation will doubtless he made during the present session.” An attempt was made to burr the Campbell county court house, j at Jackshnrn. The incendiarii- j used pine anil coal nil. The d,»>i of the Circuit Cork's office wu burned through before the fire discovered.— Chattanooga Timet. The Dublin Po.it st*<e« that 1> Hicks, of that town, lias p»Ue< flock of wild palridges so in..- can call them up and tV- o !■ like chickens. Ilawkinsville Pitpatrh: One j last week Sam Irwin, » n 0.,; j man, with an old -nn-* n•• 1 tired into a large drove - ducks as tl ev wer* (,ov nr ■ . lake, and killed eight -a.; <■ and of th* large greeu-hr ,ii . ! The Early County Asms ha» given by a furiui t nt expern-i plan for saving in-ai. which no be profitable to iw>un-t>i»l\ wit,, lings enough to have nun tto. one killing. Its infnrniant \ that if he could have favoiuh weather fur the first killing, oe a not particular ns to kh« weather f the next. flis plan i», wtien In salts down the second killing, t; put a layer of th* old mea* on j layer of the new. This plan, ! thinks, secures the free'' o e-t r spoiling even in in..,hr.h ■ * wenthvr, at , s>i , ~ sncies'io; : > Wul.e >• * | s jog in A'.isms . «erk ei*g.,.- ah .-..s Si * w 1 ■ ■■• r • * w . 4 1 ’ 1 ' ‘ " ' 1 " are. ■d. r • i , ... . 1et.',.,; ill* hrt /’nvi One Experii-ace from i "I had net .. v|c» ,0.4 )■•■,-. i- ■ n> long and had os use : my hand so muci trout Is h |ui t-Xp. no one ssciued to know a ,i i me. that I w is completely dm ened and discouraged. In ti. ; frame of mind I got a tmt;-. > i Hop Ritters and 1 used theni un known to my family. 1 soon be- , gan to improve and gained so font that my husband and family thought it strange and unnatural. 1 hut when I told them what had helped me. they said “Hurrah for Hop Bitters! long may they pros per for they have made mother well and us happy.”—The Mother.— Hone Journal. «s ywnr (gib work. | Important To the Citizens of North Georgia. •f. J*. *»Vltr »IV, j Proprietor of (lie “GREAT ONE PRICE GASH EMPORIUM,'' 520.1 and 207 TtarLet Street, i i t HiTTAVRAtit, .... TS..t.\2->:B2 S.j j ’ T'** *i» tv -cvtT-i! ■•irrr 1 * ’»* • ■/1 in liiji ! j? *1 ?» 5 MimiUM. a 1 - 4 n • • () •• . t loititf t U'lllfS-. Sj I. (• »•• ]»»■ . t ffttroo 4 c 'Hi i» •» lU.le, t »■> «:»n * « • | pt*rl “city shopper ” The One JPrice I£nipoi*iiiiii Exhibits for ilia Fall and NVistsr of 1 88 0, a Mammoth Stock of DltY UOOIdK, 4 BHOES, HAT**, SHIRTS, HOTIONM CARPETS, FREACH MIIJJX ERY and DRESS .HAUIA'Ci. The largert stock by far ever shown in Chattanooga. Tlia on ire bui.dine (3 • .lies nig'.) being ti led in a- titmo s cap v. it hen *,•« .» ,i nu A >-4- a- Rock lio'tott i’rico*, mlin a «•.«•* wee «! ...4 ynnng, rich ,nd poor, are bold at exactly the same prices, without a stagl; aiception. uu ro „ J. B. BYRON, 520,1 and *2o7,iT?arkel «(rct (, CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE. I*. S. K.|. ci..l uttvniion panl lu filling eiders. VEGETABLE^ ■ PAIN KILLED A PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY iff For Intornal and External Use, h a EURE CURE fer all th* Disuses fbr which it Is racemmeattod, ui It ALWAYS PERFECTLY SAFE In the hinde .f % f\, f y f¥,,, mo,t x P er^ pw«>n»* ' *II li » nre and quick remedy for COUGHS, SO?' A* f it/tAafek i'm3 THROAT, t'HIIaI.S, and wniilar troubloa; affort'a* : t : * ■ A KxSH *n Ik* mart w*alifn>mt form* of OIPHTHKRIA, and U t knovra remedy for MiIELMATISM and NkLRaVI.i B the oldest, best, and MOST WIDELY : % 1 Ip FAMILY medicine in the WGSLS, li? S /2k.. KSf It hue keei used wiik such weuderfal nweerv ■ SI Lv few. yssru if Iks u»rld for < RaVaHPS, CliOl.Elt.%, OiAlir |Q \\s\\ DYSENTERY, »nd all BOWEL COMPUIM’S, • ' 1 m* m*\fmilmf cur* for the** ditceur*. mS m §vl Hg HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEAHS' ST.S 3? Bli GRP USE IM * LL COUNTRIES AKD CLIHA". ® BV/jl K|U Ik I* RECOMMENDED by Phyiirluaa ?:!-vV m 3 kS\# l l itfil oil Mi ulsters. Managers us PlautatioiiH, Yvcrk-f 'M ' S |3Br| Facterfes, Nurses lu —i» bhcit, by Hr (M H/JB every where who h— ever given n a tml i-1 Eg- 131 ,T ls WITHOUT A RIVAL A3 A LUUHIi’ [Qi - >3 J Pulß and briny* *f>t*dy and permanent relief bt J»M »'g \ • pR '\S ' ESH Cuts, Spr&lus, Severe Bures, elc. Ffrt *1 I „mS a lrj NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY Fi: V.tTlie. :.' : gagka l ?!^^?. l annually save many times its cost In doctors* 1' i i brirsrs It within the rvaoh of all. It la a.ld i-t -oc» m bottle, and can be obtained from all drnfir-'v.'i. PERRY DAVIS A SON, f lr'; rr 1 LIGHTNING SEWER AajjymsoFS Nm(W SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE the best SEWING MACHINE ■||/Jg 11 WORLD. llrim 1 i SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATA- i T LOGUE No. 230. MTAN AGENT WILL DELI VER A MACHINE AT YOUR S .8/-i~ % RESIDENCE, FREE OF CHARGE, . SUBJECT TO APPROVAL. Address WILSON SEWING MACE 15S & 131 Btaii r.t., Chicago, BlLnoi-: Far Vale h) J. \. Kccdcr X Co., Uouir. tig. I Miscellaneous Advertisement*. Kendall s spavin Cun Til*: MOST *U<MM 8-ITL IIK.MBpY v< r *»k covered, *x ii i» c-rialii la it* • ll'm-tx md does not blister- Head proof u**|ow From Rev. I*. IV. Granger, rmiillut Elder nf .lie l. Allimis IH.incl Ht. At itri, Vt., Jan. tW n, ISW* Dr. B. J. Krndall k i'n , G«-ut* s—ln r**pl% toyooi letter I will say that my ißpefbnc** with • K a mil * i r*eavin Cure** has »*e**i» very •.Uir.*olory hi ecu. i Three or lour y* Hra R*o proc ired a oi vmr agent, and with it, citr-d a In r-e oi lßnieii«*aa cmi vd by a spavin. ; ast.iieHßnii lay horse hrcMiue very lanm «ad I turned liitt'i nut lor a few weeks win n h becnfili: better, hut •* lien I put aim mi the r* ad lie irew wor-e, when I dineoveren that n ringbone wn* foraiiiu, I procured a bottle of Kendah’a *paviii t un* and with lean than a botlle cured him that he in not lame, m lllier can tin* auimh lie found Respectfully yours, I*, N. GitANGEH. Perseverance Will Tell. 81'ordiiToa, Mo*., March ti 11, 1880. j R. J. Kkndai.l. i. • • fields : —hi ju-tice in you ami my-ell, | think I oui|h« lo let y.iu know Hint I have re'ooved two hone rp'Vin- With “Kendall’* Spavin Cure,” om* very large on , do 't kin-w how long the apavia n-d been iln re I have o ued the I the In ran e gilt month*. It took in lo ir months to take ilie large one off and two lor tin* small one I I have u»ed leo Isittle-. I'fte hum* la entirely well, ind at all -lift', and no hunch to hr s. en or f. It. ’I hie lx a woiiderfu< medicine, ft I- a new thing here, hill if .t does for ail what it has done sot m- lie sale will tie very great. It ex pec Unity yours. CIIAS. E. PARKER. Kendall’s Spavin Cure. t uncord, N. II , January Jod 1880. 11. J. Krndall ft * n., Gentl* man :—We huve a beautiful man mar. that wax given to ux on account n*'a xpaviu on her leg, which nude her dead lame We took off In-r xlioes an nilowed Imr to run in the barn yard in the full d the year, applying ‘ Kendall’s Spavin Cure” aceoidinp to direction We did not uxe her for a m nth. Hie was »ntlr ly cured, and the hunch coinpletelv r* moved, and has never been lame since. Wes ate what we know to he a flirt, j We have sold twelve dogen liottlcx ill the short tilUe ! that we have aeted a- your agents in Concu.d. K ,, s|iert oily yours, UNDKUIIILL k KITTRF-DGK. Statement MADE UNDER OATH. ' To Whom it May ; onckrn —ln the year 187.7 I i treated wiff) Kendall s .spavin l't re,a bone spavin { of several month-’ growth, nearly half as large as a : lien’s egg, and eompletely stnppmi the Irimeni s- and ■ lemoved the I naye worked ihehoise ! ev* r since very nurd, and h»- never has lieen lame, j nor could I ever s* e any iliff'-rence in tils si** of the l hock joints since I treated him with Kemmll'i I .'-p-ivin • uie. H A GHNES. j iMioshurgh Falls. Vt., F* h. 95. 1879. j '-worn md subscribed to hi fore me this 25th ,d y ! as Feb., V I>. 1879. JfillN 15. JBNNK, Justice of the Peace. Kendall’s Spavin Cure Oa iliiiiian Flc«la. Pattkn’b Mll.iß, Washh-gton Co.. N. Y., ) Feb 2UI, 1878. ] H. J. K vsnai,i ,M. I». :Dr aii •ir :—I he parti it !ar * as* mi which I used yonr*‘-paviti « ur* ” was | a malignant alike sprain of sUfen nnuithii’ stand : ing I had tried it.nny things, but in vain. Your j “ p.ivin fur* ” put the loot to the ground ag in. i forthe It: Ht time since hurt, in n nmurat position. Kora family liniment it exo-ls mi) thing we eycr ! mn:d. Yours truly, KI.V. M. I*. HKL« , Pasto M. K. i linrcli. Patten’s Vl!l-, A. Y. | kgNnAU.B *Fa via I ukk I- sure in its effects, ; inild in i'» Retion as it does not hlix er yet it is pen- ■ cirating and power’ll! to reach every d- ep seated j pain or to remove ai v bony growth ormlo-r enlarge i im-Ht, such ns xpHvit.s, splints, cnrl.s, callous. ' j -prai s, swelling-, any lameness nod all enlarge' ! menu of tie j inis or litni's. or ihetituatiMii in man ! mid I'nr in y put pose for which a liniment Is used | j for mill! oi he,i-t. It is now kte-wn to he the bcvi | liniment for tit m ever used, acting mild and yet cer - : lain in its i-ticcts Send address for illustrated Circular which we I think gives positive proo'of its virtues. No reined v ; has ever met w till such UMpial li d success to our , j knowledge, for mtltst as w ell as man. j Price sl. per bottle, or six bottles Or s'•. Ai r. i , Pkcouis rs nave i or can get it for you, or it will J j be sent to any address mi re-eipt of price by tiic ; I proprietors li;' It. J. KH.\I» LI. k I*o., Enos- i burg Fall-. Vermont. Hunt. Raskin A I.amar, Atlanta. IJa-) Berry, Hkmovili.a. k l*o., Nasliviib , J Agents. , 'I eiine.-sec ) junc 18 ly THE BEST PAPER! TRY IT! 1 BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTEATED I 3<;th YEAR, THE SCIE.s ’ • " Tile CtRNTIFir V • tilt YVc'kiv i « sp.,*i UI«S» beautiful -tv •, |e *ll • I ' • • i . did en ruvi-.ffs |eor«--eolng le ew • !»»•» i M-i. she nt 'Si A Vances :ii in. * i .-ar.U i t ;i eluding New •*• «l t Uteres t| >< Face i. Jre fo lio-lieu lure, the llo'Me, II .111. eitif, , : . i'.i rO' iai etice. N tnral Ilisilirv.G .l -ty s’ my The Mio.t v .lu hie ra'-Mea: ~-;tji r In e i. wr-tetv ill all ;1« par ni it's of Sciete-e wi! 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Daughadaj A Co. 721 Chestnut St. Philadelphim a.l rau> Ayrky, J. 8. Babbitt, Editor. Utn'l Adeertutr. Uto of " HOME A.ID FARM." WEST,” t*iT»i.isnED at 216 Pine Street, St., Lone, By ALFRED AVERY & CO. Send for sample cop es of “SOt’Tlf ntid WENT,’* which 18 u 11 rut-class agricultural and family paper, published semi monthly at the low price or SOCknts a Ykah. Politics are entirely Ignored, (ioneral news, valuable infor mation', and interesting reading mai'or arc fur ; niched. The best of correspondents contribute I from all Rcctlonaof the country, i’seful premiums i and liberal commissions will bo given toclub ! raiders. Samplks Fkkr. »«■ “ SOUTH & WEST,” 210 Pino Stroet, Ot. Louis, Mo. ! miscellaneous Advertisements. 1 • »om , Conglts, Colds, Soro Thro.it, Broil* ehitis, Asthma, Consumption, j And All l>lac»Nt»« of THROAT wad LVKG« Put up in Ijuart-SIM Bottlaa tor Family Um. Bolent.fio lly pr'.paral of Balaam Tola, (Jryatvl!l**d R-.ck Candy, Old Rya. and other tonlon. Tho For t uiw ' is iuuiwn vo oiu- ! ml pnyslnlana, is highly •omranudi'! SV«tHia. ami analvaka of oar minM prnu.li.. ■< Prof. O A. MAItINRR in fTok»|pr>, m o*l iuo j uvory b'-Ula. Il in woll kivwn feu the niwd-iv^l , pu>'«*eum thU TOLU ROOK and RYB wUI afford Ibj? 1 mvte-l rUiof far Oongiia, Colda. laflnonaM. Bnmr.hhiv, |svr« Tlu-oat, Woak I>unga, ateo Ounaiunpiioa, in Um iu e*L>i«xti nod advnuerd atigew. tBBVBRAOa and APPBTfZKR, tt mek s » 1 dV’ighlful femks for fn i ily two. is pleit«»nt. to \%<«: ‘I wor,k or dr lllustod, It letrm t#ce, notivitg and afe*ou« tu ■ v »&• who!* human fr»tno. BON f BE DECEIVrOv VaIIJ A hy aitDrinafplw! deal- \ ns wlio try to pulm otf upon you Rook And R.« in m plr-oa us our Tul.U ROCK ANDIt VH. whir ,k J th»only at'vHoAttd arfirUi made iAoger.u-uc li.-.*- w Ing n OOVKit.NAIRNI* STAMP on oaoii i« til. / • LAWBKMBA MARTIN, I’roprictai's, 111 Mudlauu Ntiert, Chlunso. 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