Georgia Historic Newspapers

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The ronatoUatod circulation of the Haw* A*D
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diuatollan of May ne»sp*i*r In Houtb-
*»t Georgia. Our lonlu am otien Air In-
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411 wlmrUaemenra murttake the run of the pa-
• »«ruatom other* iw atlpulatod by contract, au«l
tUia the fallowing additional charjca win be re
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i't.l*rml>vallii*eo1iin«< : : M
- Ultectal nutlcB. -lb-r loan nttlng atloatloD
' t.M.Mlnm!Kai«aUaB<i local dod(rn,»apl.l.
1 far Uae tor Brel l—trlioo mad 1ZJ4 for lack tub
"IS •—vtrMIWo* are-due on lb. inSapprar-
aius-«r »•..(!brawl, »r wlitu prr.ci.lcd, except
; a baa afhttwtocontracleJ for.
that there were 17.UAI ten )tin ago. j the
Keen if the negro population ot that j Cleaning buiean to atl
8 tile had hen at a a land-b till for the ! Tbo result has boon the prevalence of!
past decs-tu. Ibis would giro only 26,- j small [m>», hcarlct fever and dipthe:
000 negro emigrants in ten yean, instead Tbo lint disease has been pretty w
of Ton greo's CU.UtiU in three years.
However, that part of hit book in as the city, bat scarlet fever aai
t ortworthy aaaon.eother parts. Tour-
gee, and the newspapers that arc re
pealing his false statements, might tell
a word of truth if they were to add
that tho Southern negroes tI.o have
“exodoatod” to Kacraa, ur Jer the lad
advice of had |H-liliciaa r , are snlTering
severely for their folly in quitting
their Southern homes, snd women arc
SATUItDAY, M AKCII 5. 1881.
Kaou the press dispatches it appears
that the famous Land League in Ire-
land in in rapid process of disintegra
tion, owing to miatrust of'their lead
en on the part of the members.
Me. Joseph Wbabtox, of Philadel
phia, ban given $130,000 to tile Univer
sity of Pennsylvania to found a depart-
•• mint of finance and economy to teach
young men business theories and prin*
dp'an.
JIexbt \V. Guadv has telegraphed
to the Constitution from New York
thatGcuer.il Gordon has secured con
tra! of tho charter of the Georgia West
ern Railroad, and will begin work on
this important road.
Tub Supreme Couit of i'U rida lies
ordered that Dennis Kagan, the Madi
son radical, who was arretted by Mar
shal Westbroo’.; in this city, and carriod
to the Governor of Florida, he dis
charged from custody.
Tub Alabama legislature is hammer
ing away at a railroad law. Tho Sen
ate and Hcuac do not sccni to agree on
tho subject, and tbore teems to be some
doubt as to whether or not Alabama is
to bavo a Railroad Commission.
A wittv correspondent says tlict
Stanley Mathews was heard, whilo
leaving Washington in disgust, to sing
between his teeth, in bitter mood,
Pope's lines on quitting London :
"Daar. dawned. dUtracting lorn, farewell,
, Tbj Am la ao morn lit tca>«."
Tub English forces, under G in. Sir
Georgia Colley, have sustained aro'.licr
serious defeat at tho hands of th * war
like lloers, in South Africa, involving
the loss of their commander, (ienornl
Colley, and nearly his ontiru force
only one hundred British ironps i-s.
caping.
Tiik start ing yet gratifying iutelli
genee is telegraphed to I lie world that
General and Mrs. Garfield attended
church anil heard Kldcr Jones preach,
at Mentor, last Sunday. Iu tins closing
prayer Klder Jones invoked I ho Divine
hi saving on “dear brother and .sister
Garfield.”
Tub Atlanta Post-Appeal comes to
us in an entirely new dress, its enter
prising proprietor having purchased an
outfit of his own and moved into quar
ters to himself. Heretofore tho paper
has been printed in a job nllito, by con
tract, but it will appear in tented
clothes no longer. Thu Po*t-Ap;-cal is
the best evening paper Atlanta has
ever list], or that has ever been publish
ed in Georgia, as for Hint matter, and it
now begins to look like it had come to
««V-
According to Governor Murray, the
woman suffrage law of Utah gives a
vote to any girl twelve yearn of age
who is married to a M« rmon. Tho
jaw provide that every woman at tl.e
' ago of twenty-one years, who l-.ns lived
in that territory six months mat pro
ceeding any general or special i lection,
born or naturalised -in tho United
Stales, or who is tlie wife, widow or
the daughter of a native lawn cr a na
turalized citizen of the United States,
shill bo entitled to vote at any election
in tho territory.
Ir 319 wore taken as the total repre
sentation in the Lower House of Con
gress the Northern States would have
300 and the Southern States 119, so
that of the 20 additional members 13
a. would go to each section. la that case lation.
the changes would be in the South a
gain of 1 in Arkansas, Georgia, Kan-
tacky, Mississippi, Missouri, North Car.
olina. South Carolina, Virginia and
West Virginia, and 4 in Texas; in the
North, Maine, New Hampshire and
Vermont would still lose 1 each ; Illi
nois, Iowa, Massachusetts, Ohio and
. Pennsylvania would gain 1 each ; Cal
ifornia, Minnesota, Michigan and Ne
braska, 2 each, and Kansas
Okb of the leading counsel in king-
land asked Davitt, after his condemna
tion, why he, who had lived so long out
of Ireland, should be ao eager to redress
her grievances. He replied : “When I
was three years old I saw the roof
taken off my mother's house, wc were
then place J in *n open cart snd taken , ,
the snow to a port, where we 1 " •P““ eu *
for Americt. 1 hare never
forgotten this, and I hovo rowed to dc
rote my life to putting an end in a sys
tem which subjects others to o like
fate.” Curiously enough, one of the
first speeches that he tlellvcre 1 on be
half of the Land League was from-a
plalfocra which was erected on the i x-
44 ‘making daily appeals, in Hartford and
in other cities, for serond-haml clothing,
boots and shoes, needles and thro id,
anything to keep the poor peeplo from
misery and death. Many, if not uu«t,
of tho misguided negroes are now, and
long have been, living in their cold
Western homes on charity."
Senator Thurman.
Tho Detroit Free Pres* aajrs: “Sena
tor Thurman leaves the Senate with the
respect snd affection of even tho moat
bitter of his political opponents. They
admit, snd willingly admit, that he is
honest, courteous, able, patriotic and
public spirited, a statesmanlike and
dignified representative of bis 8tate
and an honor to to the Senate. They
feel toward him as Mr. Beecher did
when asked where a man, who had liv
ed a blameless, charitable, upright life,
but without a belief in creeds, would
go to when he died: *He would havo
my best wishes wherever he goes,’ re
plied Beecher.”
Senator Matiivw U. CauraUTSB,
dccccsoJ, of Wisconsin, was born at
Hurctuu, Vormoi.t, in 1832, ami
consequently 67 years old at hia death,
He entered tho Military Academy at
West Point in 1843, and remained there
two rears; studied law with Rufus
Choate, and wav admitted to the bai;
removed to Wisconsin in 184H, and
entered the practice of his profession
at Milwaukee, but was again elec tod
to the Unite d States Senate rs a Repub
lican In the place of James R. Doolit
tle, snd served from lbCfi until lH7f.
He then practice 1 law in Washinglm
and Milwaukee, but was again elected
to the United States Seuatt to sncccrd
lion. Timothy O. Howe, in 1879. His
term would havo aspired in 1883.
How time su'mIuoi and mellows
passion. A few brief years ago, Rufr s
B. Bullock was denounced .by tho Dc*
raocralic press of Goorgia as m plunder
cr, and all flint kind of llilng. Now
Bullock stands tho most highly respect
cd Republican in the State. He is en
dorsed by tbo Democratic newspapers
fur a position in Garfield's cabinet, am!
a- prominent Democrat traa heard !
say the other day that Bullock would
tic the next Governor of Guoigla. It
is well, perhaps, to forget the past and
forgivo offences, and we shall not oh-
jeet; littt from proin^ Bullock' again
Governor of Georgia, good Lord J.-bv
er i s.
Sknatoii Lam a II. of Mississippi, who
found it coitRidrnt with Southern senti-
ment to eulogise Senator S inner, tin-
apostle of civil rights, has voted in sup
port of the hill Introduced by General
Imgan for the lienj-flt of n«n. Grant.
The bill had two clauses: 1. That (ion
Grant is (?) retired on a salary with the
rank of General-in-GhWf of the Army
th - position of honor which ho held
when first elected Piesident. 2. That
whenever the President doomod.it ex
pedient lie should bo empowered t<
put Gen, Great in actual command of
tho army. Cul. Lamar voted for the
first item, and against ]thc second, bc-
canso iio know to paw the wholo bill
was to give Geo. Gran tall tho power he
formerly bad, and which he -used to
the detriment of tho Sooth with ao
much greed; ami, moreover, he knew
that in the soon-to-be organised Con
gress the House would be largely Re
publican, and the Senate almost even,
and that upon.tho presentation of the
bill before the tvv Congress, as must
be done, both elauscs of this abomina
ble bill would be paasod. This is the
Senator’s justification of his vote (?).
Tub Arlington Advance t'ras speaks
'of Miss Emma Jones, a young lady of
Cl tr county;
Mias Emms Jones, of Blufllon, re
turned home, on last Monday, from
Philadelphia, where she bad keen at
tending lectures in the dental college.
She was left an orphan wine years ago,
though not exactly pounilcsa; she bad
a small patrimony. But without the
aid of this, and by her owu efforts, she
bas completed a course of dentistry.
Miss Emma sots an oxample of self-de
nial snd perseverance worthy of emu-
get spot where bis mother's bouse i
General Grant’s visit to Mcxiso is not
regarded with universal favor hi that
republic. Tho National, lor instance,
in its issue of January 90, says that this
expedition is connected with railway
projects snd speculative schemes “with
which no Mexican who lovos hia coon-
try can agree.” This speculation, the
National says, cannot fail to bring
great.dangcra on tbo southern republic jf
they are not averted in time, Tho Na
tional has probably soon some late
numbers of Pnek.
Cincinnati wants to sell the South-
cm Railroad. This city is now- suffer
ing; it is losing every day in the trade
and earnings by roasott of the to mpo-
rsvy arrangements under which the
Tho Southern is not
getting its share of the traffic. It re
ceives only the overfiow, or thereabout,
from other road-, and this it U not pro-
. This is no fault of tho
it is
4hO;
mb’
Garfield will give a Cabinet
•orae
quarantined i-nd kept in one
have been universally prevalent, and
perhaps worco among the rich than in
the houses of the poor. The eases of
small-pox occurring during the months
of January and February were 128, and
the deaths 05. The'wintcr record for
d-pthiri* is: cases 2,575, deaths 997;
scarlet fever: coses 2.828, deaths 645
lx the Senate, Saturday, Mr. Vance | Company’’
intro lured a bill for the purchase of
the papers of the late General Bragg
an 1 Polk. Mr. Burnside addressed
lilion,
account oif
‘-to tiheii: I JaW w
| convirtpu^ ami limtl $&>.
i w»«fn, in default of payment, idjc
I chain gang.
.. J . jTutoihf. in old citizen of Pocatnr,
■ . . I called “Splort" Roberts, was shot j
and killed by a young man named Dock j
Tharp. No arrest yet. From infor-1
matinn, it smacks of a cold-blooded
murder. The only provocation—
threats towards Sharp previous to j
homicide. The old man was shot •
while peacefully pursuing hia daily j
labors.
Our “Oak City Hook and Ladder i
LANDRETHS’ Iehewek?,
SEEDSKBEST
I: ManMa I oar istwtl
. cBurvi l"fn l-y mja.L I»
, ^t't/'MWUWlorCi
jnfflM mod Prxwra. Tkn OH-W and wen
frronr+n <s tin rniimj Salem.
DAVID LANDHLTU & MlsaPim... P.
mCipiiBM-
SB SXinatar, Freeuadf
nstussTi.
Zrp:rt BsttllB 2c:r a Specialty;
tho Senate on iffc reaolu
that tho consent of the Uhitcd States
is a condition precedent to the building
of inter-oceanic canals. Mr. Eaton ex
pressed a desire to l-ave the rvsolutk-n
passed, but sa Mr. Windom; who desir
ed to speak upon the subject, was ab
sent, the ma'ter w< nt over. The Sen
ate then took up tl o river and jharbor
bill. Vnrioui amendments to the
of which w.-ie n-ject-d. Among those
rejected were several proposed bjr Mr.
Brow.i f- r the iraprovem,'n| of Georgia .n ale
streams. Mr. IlUt dwelt upon the ex-
actions of rsilrosl magnates In favor of
improved system o r water ways. . .De
spite tl.e «'ct ra n -d opposition of its
opponents tho 1 ill was passed, and the
Senate adjonrnod.
Tns Northern exchanges arc pub
lishing tho following luminous para
graph and form note :
“Down in Goorgia owing <o the
wholesale homestead and other exemp
tion laws it would he difficult to incur
debt- or borrow money under any of
the ordinary forms. This may be a
good thin ; in some respects, but still
not every debtor would feel inclined to
sign an obligation in the following
comical form, which a rorre-pondent
assure* u • is * true copy of a 1> >na fide
transact!- n:
$393 42. Ati.axta. Ga., Dec. 9,1880.
Sixty days after date I promise to
ly to — or order, three
iSt
l-ave
Grounds.
-
leased tl-e Fair
Th-y are going to Iiatc a
Spring Fair, first-class. They Jare en
terprising business fellows, pos*e»dng
pluck and go-mhesd-a-livencsv. They
intend to make it a success. Rarinv
bird-shooting, croquet matches, base
ball matches and fun, will be combined
with numerous {other things to make
the Fair attractive.
On - the evening of^thc 23rd, at the
Methodist* church, in ttio presence of
the fashion and elite of the town. Hr.
Charles Daniels, one of our worthy
measure weto propo^e-l, the majority young business men, and Miss Rosa
Han 1, one of onr most charming young
women, were, by Mr. Barks, Pastor
“Two Snola with bat s a!Bale thought.
Too hearts that beat as one.”
hundred and uinety-tlin-e dollars and
forty-two cents, and Hereby land my
self, my heirs, executors, administra
tors anil assigns to take no advantage
of tho homestead or any oth-r rurally
Georgia law as far as the debt is c->n-
ccrn'd, sohe'p motion, and keep me
steadfast in the performance of the
ism-'.
Witnrsi my hand and S.-sl.
*11. W* G.” tolograplis the follon irg
roin New York to the Contlitatinn of
yesterday : “After the many delays
nri-lcut to a tri-le with a corporation,
he 1. mi-v:lle and Nadiville tioard In
lay offir's’ly or.lerod I’rrsi 1-nt Itaid-
”in to sign the contract made in De-
•••inbcr lorni- over ttic Georgia V'f s-
-rn cliarl*r to General Gordon. Mr.
Baldwin offioially nutill-d Messrs'. Kng-
lish and Miypliy of Ihi-action, nnd
they leave for home l * irghl in Boo
spirits over tlie outlook. G.-ucral Onr
don sayt that fie will p it -oit a com
pany of sUTYoyora at o-o> li-yond llry-
barsvilio, and w’lillo this sutrey Is
lining made ho will lo-gi i the repairing
of the rOAil be-l for the thirty miles
now graded. I cannot tile now any-
tiling ill tho wsv of the early lie-
ginning of this long wished for road or
ta prompt completion.
The l’rorid-:ics (llep.) Prtei re
marks that the Arkansas Legislature
has pgsac-la bid by an a'most unani
mous veto, Jo appropriate $IU.CKU for a
colored normal school, l-'iuiids has
made won-le-fnt progress in eilncaiion
the list four years, during which 25
per cent, ware school houses hare-
been built and 50 per cent, winru school-
operated than ever before, in every
Southern State in lieations ofsiihstantiv'
progress in cdicational.ui»tivrs, bv pro
viding liberal appropriations aml.a bet-
ter class of teachers, give ev'di-n that
popular opinion has at ’ast boon : r m>-
ed to the impor ance of A belter and
more liberal system of education
throughput she South. 1 ’ -
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Tits total amount, of -tho claim* of
the depositors In ihe swindling “Lvlics*
Deposit” institution, p, Boston, the
msnag-r of which is row In Jai! on tin
indictment for frand. is $257,996.
rn 1(111,
Washington CorrrepoodiDt ailaala CooatlUfti -i.
When tho Senate was eonside -ing
the funding bill tlie other day, Mr.
Beck was making a very ugmest appeal
for three per cent. bond*. Jlo madi
declaration to which Szuator
Uill audibly assented. The |Ccntii.-k-
ian was evidently ' pleoscil. Ho crew
still more csrnest snd advancing hear
er to Mr. Hill delivered moat o ' -di
rest of his speech at him as if he were
the or c person he was tku iujsi animus
to convince. Tho incident was noticed
l>y everw one «m the Boor and in die
galleries, it is said that Mr. Beck lias
the v»ry highest regard for Mr. Hill's
opinions, though they frequently differ
from bis own. 0m» tlmy 1 beard honest
old Eaton pay such s eoatpiunent to
Mr. liiil in a speech to full Sentao amt
^lieries »« might have mado him
•lush in spile of bis s-df-poatcasion.
Mr. Tliorman regards him is one or tho
very strongest men in Ilia party, and
Senator Brown declared lieforc 2.5tS>
in Atlanta who applauded tlie sentence
tbit he considered “Ben Hill |I>P grand. ,
t orator in the United States Senate.'',
It is rumored that he is to have a:
very important committee if the Demo, !
erats organise the.Bcnate. Mr. Hill
The “Wallace Com nnstioo Troup”
played to fair booses Friday sod Satur
day nights. It is o p»»l company snd
render their pieces well. They treated
us to Minnie* Luck and Jaeqnetle,
both attractive plays.
Hon. Bea K. ii««-ll. was elretid
Saturday Mayor of onr town, over his
opponent, lion. J. E. Ibnaldson, by
sixty-three majority. Ben Greer, col'd.
was arrested on Satnrdav for Rnrglary.
In default of bail aent to jail.
Measle«. Croquet and Amateur fhe
atrieals, are tussling with-cur eitixeu .
In roh-,r-al are Deborah. Panchon
an<l other light plays of Ilk - character
There * fun a head O O. G.
SVXDtT HKADllli.
Support IU. .flluialer-,
P»B aat
wrev'* lolh»rlUavua o: ahnnv.a-r PS
PUBIWU Ab v . BIND* (IP AhlVEi If ,ay
Sava aa 84 *4aaa blaprfl ar rent w wilt alto
itaapaaly^avw EK4Xn>;Y n«-« ,
**t* atS. L. Uowi’(SI«os
tp you vpa.nymr^jEa or ntra hue
PATENTS,
Applj to F. E. ZEH3E, Haimgrr of the
American Patent Agency,
50 Sarletta Su, Atlanta, tie.
Pwbtbtonofito
AMERICAS INVESTOR,
I if 1*0* nhKatrg airahaalrU aaJ aekatitk-
n^^uoU. UabcvqaWaV, prewar
Cut this out enclt week and
see whnt it spells:
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or Mr: j
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mil to l»fff wimh iwKiuare ivr lorbra haft
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to be *-f pom ltd b«mfft plor, au-l oppurfUrocb auH
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trrrJoo tbu raiuoiuuof ItocMilitotorrniMil
iu tMM at I hr U«,n*nf that thu ftstift tr
bulH*ug nW tooer b Hit ptibUcoflcry on
Mundkj, the 2Ub u.'Msnb next.
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lust Received
A. STSRtfS’S
A Irurrl-ractfraai thaailauli
ri'xsiuaai
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f. Bua^Tl
Clerk.
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Waloa lallnud U- Ik. Coa.mlasirur-'-HaaA-
ar4* latir,m 1-M.hv wa*«D-«MaaB.IAna8
Ihallara -a4 llno-aolak railn.4 at IhaSa-
.annah sail Ik. »• uihvalm iralk-ad I>lvlal4..a
-rib.r.ntra« KailtaaJ. aa| ahTaM la CtirrSw
naadwr T.r.
L Th. .-aranuah, FlsriOa aad Iriairva Rall-
r-ad la plane ia Puaap. Cla. a * Clirabr
u>iulh-r Herr.
u. A. Bacos. Jamki u. Sarrn
. ... . li "TN**nr- Chatmian
fob 0 l.wlv
Mill.
The following is from an article ii.
tin- last wane of the Southern Preeby
leriim Retie-r. We ' respectfully
comm-nd the le.naik* to the c-nMi'-ra
tion of the Albany pul.lic :
There- are few. if any qiieations not
before our cbiire-h »f giean-r practical
cono-q.ieiioe than Hint which is col-
crnied about the a.l-qtiate ..l-tenatin
of the ministry. It ia a d-plorahte tar
that so many of our pre-«c!i.-rs an. bu-
poorly ruiiipHiwat' d for their labors
'l"he |.rinct|.t.» n! j it.lie- r. quires that
they he lairly sup|...rted—distributii. j
instic.-, for the lali-.r r is w.uthy uf hi
hire; coiiiuiunicat ve justice, f.q if tl..
people receive apirtmal things from ll><
ministry, they onahe in return to com
niuniest- to tb-iu (heir carnal things
Th- sentiment ..r -ram.-d- ali-ul.l ii.--
pel the people to furnish them a con .
jicleni support—gratitude to God f-
tbe incalculably pr-cieii* gift nf a
preach-d.go.|n-l. tin instruuieiit of oi:r
c-uuuilations in this world and the chat
ter nf onr hop.-, for the next; gratitu- e
ti> the human <hs|M-ii*ers of Inis l>o»i.
who, for the elect’. >ake arc willing :o
endure reproarii. rlll.ctiun, and <-v.-i
death it-elf. It would nut be difficu
to nh'iw that i| -on ||:o pros-eution ur
*.he minisl-rial work hang the maintc
nanoo of our system of gnv.-rnm-nt.
and the whole .dnilnismiive working
of our prauiieal system Suspend th.
work of (ho mini-try. close the
tho pulpit*, shut up tin. churches, si
lenc- the preacher-, arrest the indite
trinati-n of the i-—pie in the truths and
prbeep s of the divine word ihroughoul
our borders fr-un Dan to Ueerslielw,
and how long wonlJ it take to disperse
our eburoh Ou’irli, or reduce them to
the m-re shadow of government, bar
the doors of <>i|r thi-.d-gioal fu-minarin-
scatt-r nur e«wddve o-niniiltees, an.t
dry up ihe fonntslns of Domestic and
Forcigh Missions, whence living
strc.ms are Imwing t.i gladden the de-
rerU of horn- destitution and heathen
despair ? Ihiry the ministry, and the
visibio Church w»ll!d sligre its grave.
The imagination of what its. loss would
entail helps us to appreciate it sa a
bleating possessed.
We take occasion also to observe,
that tho ministers of the gospel intrinsi
rally deserve support from the church
and the world,. Wo havu lived long
enough, and had sufficient contact with
men, to form, in the egercise nt ordina
ry judgment, some proper conception
of the qualities of oar fellow-laborere
in the ministry ; and we hesitate not to
say, without de trusting from tho merits
of others, that they are tbo no-
blest clans of men that breathe the at
mosphere of the earth. Subject to pas
sions snd infirmities of unglorified spir
its in daily intercourse with a' world of
sin. and. like the impulsive diariple
who denied hi* Lord, fire exposed to
temptation, and need to watch and
pray. But the depth of an exceptional
fall into Tie* and shame measures the
height from whjph the plunge was
taken. Modest as women and affec
tionate in manners, heroic and self-sac
rificing in spirit, animated by zeal for
the gl >ry' of God snd a pure and tireless
philanthropy, the least token of appro
bation tn which they aro entitled is the
means of living in order to prosecute
their holy and beneficent vocation.
Tlie pleasure] of fellowship with then:
i* as cbtnping as it i< suggestive of Ih.
joyful communion on high. Noble and
honored brethren! be onr lot cast with
yours, and to your assembly be our
honor united: at your altar we would
bow; your IrteU apd your (oils to ours;
may we life yam life of faith, and mat
«ur last ond be like yours! Gather
our souls. Eternal Judre. with theirs,
when thon slislt give them a place at
thy right hand and lav the amaranth of
victory on their heads !*■ •
iloyal Bakins: Powders,
Dcst an«l Pun**! 31 iDuh(tttn<f.
Dri;*il B<M‘f, •
II(»ol Tongue*,
Oat-monl,
Buckwheat,
(•(‘latino,
Cranberries,
H AVE aow In Star-aa-l r-nmtanllr Arrlda*
*« ih* nuoo advaiu) a, a toll IfoeafFaaty
aad Family
I Wo harm al-vo l»r». j^ht tnl to
. tr Tra<l« a gtatni amoi
A FRE-M SUPPLY OF
XsTTTTS,
fiJWwir
ETC.
Um FaU «ad Win
of' -^T
DRY GOODS,
J' " •'Or'- % 1
BOOTS AND SHOES,
% *»*? «Tt *urh •*» ijv’** r«»l« »* ar# im*4«4 by IH*
»h»* «tor Dry ttosU am rf'
K», a»» 1 will to Sub! «t brottawa powt. To tin
HOUSEKEEPERS
$500 Eewa:l j
Orrrn Killioft
OroMilLod*. : ln lh " r,, J r w® woiiltl atr, that *»ar* .WtOr rir
l r «r»'<4 (limit rwi III All Ih**ir nnlnr* to r««tTlU(u.
FI.KM.MI i In ibr F»nrj fifel Kamil? firms ry |Jn»> Pit
»• • - • * THY PKf»”IVKrovl all ihe «Mk>rl. r al th*
MflOT Fids ; ■ M ® r * n h® bad at oar otoro at lb* *
, J , i#M to*«l Udfirt rrtm
l«C *lr-p-U t f*
o-iMili this •
’"uraltw Kit-1 I-, j tp •..!*;■ . * *
♦r»nc<- er.rr ?
*4 ahieh -
cir » |.*r .
(•rtwaf»%r It nr, i
and h*» ia* f.-t |
W. E. & R. J. C
Alknr.hi. Sv^»l ?|. anti —tliiiAft «•***«» 'j
Meat Or will |
XjA.lVtE
rxt Mi*
Ho-. r*«r war fe
tb?a1!iciv i ni d
vlt^i tiny ihw
Lr tiUir.* rrvrat'l t-r a *iu^!i
mt >tf
BACK
rhattli- ISri r-.ito •» t'tirr IM$ <tn*ai ern *1i
drill P*l“lTSyKLY *-.il P fc *V5| % \KNTi Y ru^
laii bs^o, tom* Herb, Sr|«»|c*, **r««toE iNshrtn,
I’ro^ay Briabi'* Wm*»* f th- KMiwm tnr.MnI
ncioe •"<i RH-iiiKmi ft ihr H»V. • a.tt mtlton ••!
•to KHhrn, 'al rrli v»f (be ItlhM-r, it Lb < *«»! tr-
*d L'ri’if. P*»ln in (In* Hael. sd® «r IjiIm N r
ftu VitkaeiM, anil in bn :JJ til ii-d -r» •( th*-
H ni l *r a-vd Urinary Oiftaa tuh*-IU«*i co .lnve lrtl
by |*rir*tf tl|*<iv*r «r oak-f*to
LAUiK'.lf twi ar»» and’ ring fnta FrtitNU
(VrtkWft lrMirtrrliijra.i>r aur <i'.mr*nc vf tbr
Kidnen. fit <*r l*rin, rr II yarns
YOU CAN DS CURED!
Without 9 *ai uwiny uatu unauinlleiiK'a, by li m
ply wrurlny
PKOF. OUILMSTTE S
Frencli Kidney Pad,
Which mr*a by %Uu«f»ttoa.
4ak yon- tlru^ylu for Plot <ti«iia»eU* *.< Ird rH
tCMnej P-vi, and lake no uiktr If hr* bus •»--* k«4
*1. •rnO 5’.*4 and you will rreriie ihe Pad by to-
SS Wiibjfw!
rxt .it- * »
U § ta!
*
A GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE
s.
Ti&TTldXULS FSOl THE PEOPLE.
Jody* Rdriiaman lawyer. Totol * «». *ar*
M)o t of Pr»»f • iuCwrlt j*« Fnw'i KMu»y P-d*
enwi nr of l.umbtyo la fkr»*o <rtfkrf inut*. > r
am had brrt* «h •« i>|t to •tr». at ctfCirir* -•» Hi
urab-e. I»u lay t-ll ikl* l*ror I miT ml uuii.ld
tyonyan n i I oul ! tr<« ati.o C tumti'y”
Gaovye V-«i-»r. J. P„ Toltdd*.«». kvyr
aafleffrd <ur l 1 rrc ym»a with dctoltot an*
toldn^T Idtaaa^.atMi «>n«n lilt) to go aWjt «in
crulcbn • I »»« attl'n-fr and ft*ran mq.K ruinl
• flerrMr'nr I**-* AftdlueUC'W Knrtvch Flduvr
Pad foarweeka.’ 1
* -qu'ro K. • . c *t. Fy'rnitl*; Wl.wrttuac
“I haw tom $ |mi - oiKinr hr is yean with
fbyrt’m DiMdN Oi. lUo KMuwj*. F » ovotn <t a
■boaarm uaab>«* to yrl out of u*rf; toJ: lurrrUuf
moMcbr. tot (toy *t»* only maptiary rciiri. I
r^rrtmof PmT. <iallmr«lr*a hMtf« IVd* »b
mrerkt, aud I m»w k«vo« I »m «‘lit*lj currd "
Mra. ifellvn .leiooia, TuWm.O. mr ■
-For joon I buro »+m cuhlmd. a gtont rari nf
my tboo to to- to4, o\tb Ua4riir> autl f *;ut.r
Noakatm. t lutv onr of (iul.tf.wftto Kidory
itadGOud was curd in to?® moaUt.** .
11. R ftifeo Wtolm^itowf, Fit'il'ai.o. *•(>
“l suffered ftvr A want wick lam- totek aid In
ibrre weeks tom permiiMUy curtd by
omo ot PtoL KM»? Itoi.«
B. F. Kcedfay, M. D, Dmato, totyattsicirt,
lad . whet, rtdkif Iu kft order 1 r Kidney pods
“Pawonii* of il»» rear -aval -art I re-
ST
*— J — VMwf mil raaav r»U.’
‘-Kk&S'-;
“PLOWBHAHr 1
•J v I
PAW B3NS SDPEJ PHOSPHATE, |
. • —AKD—
“Diamond Sulubie Bone.”
MAhCPAiTDRKD BY
Wal-fcon y 'W hann Sz Co,
Wllmlrfoi, Dataware.
Tlira® F.rtH s m utg Itren nar<) for the
pa»i fffldon ymr-hjr/h** |>ln fora nf (tatryU,
an*I ca ll tear ituif iti<>n*a«inie itomand for
th«*in aa brsa yrr*aC a r ban i> n'«l to aupi»lie«l.
altltoi.yh tbu iiiitiif.irtnren* lutre Itrru ml-
••iwjf t«» Hirir rapat ‘iy year by year l*t uiuK
llito tlciurr*!. I
Till® trraii yinyu^wm ia ''(rHict*Uc mala-
ly •« two flirt *, tW: I-t. That flw rdw nt.i-
IrriaU u-c 1 lw nt fa the maaufaoldrw «vf oar
Fcrti'izrraarw ii*a!/a‘st aotl hiiched wraticar-
fi.*!o« that run ftr/hotiylit it* the itr»rkr» t and
2nd, Ihm ffrapaifho imine or otmtu e it> rr-
Uuritiy thorn nwinaleiwlq to tbu »crv fliu*L
rvioflitiun f«»r u«© by ihe fymer*.
fall on u« f..r f Art her ((articular*.: Rpecfal
Imlfwornu offrictl to tbr |.1ao>era '
wml GroryU. I Y. C. UU»T. A7i*T.
hi lira sn nr i!
AT LOWER PRICKS THAN EVER BEFORE OFFERED IN THIS
MARKET.
CLOAKS and DOLMANS,
SHAWLS, NUBIAS,
SCARFS, SKIRTS, Et<£
GOODS, ITOTZOITS
AMO A X.INE OP SPETlALTiEA TOO KDMEBOt7S TO UBKTtON.
IllearJtrtl and Unbleached Gantht. Calicoes and Thou
sand* of Other Article*.
fCALti. EXAMINE AND PRICE BEPOBB IT H TOO tiATK.
tod are
YalnaWe Lots of M fsir Sale.
w
• a*taa, arfjMlr _
ii*
Uf* WITH, all bia< $tul off,
what fa kM«a mb lllm
2>ciu Adueutisemcnts.
craw oipmiK w^dciuic. Mr. inn ^ 1 •
has been singularly quiet thissessior. I 01*11 TOT Nil I P >
IJisspceclie* have been few aatl very 1 11 llJA •
brief, Ho has been as c-msunt at
dutica as the clock, ar.<l bU iafinonee
has been bu-y all (ho chile to do what
bust it could for iiis party and his
State, - WljulicviT a great conslilnlion- j
al oocstioa comes npiM'. Hilt is snre
to be heard. Not that he lures to
speak at sneh times, for thus, are tho
* > Am. liratn |f«
•ro 11m? woof nntl trarji
nrotfo through nemry,
Bot he speaks becauac
at such timos hi* i>arty canoot afford
to let him remain silent
Hifh.drr and h»»!
TifiFjrdl or nur-
—Ion, tost ivy a • ay Invui Ihv
rfrer airl oH mabtrlo. Par ub* <>n mrousM-
•anaa. For furttorr ptritouiar* tooky >«mt a*l-
d«M Wttl .UT A ItlPK, WJ il. KCNIl %i.|
/v* the 6r«* T»l
' J iron !!•«
>y In Nrr h next b-f®rr thv
dw*r ot Wurlb Courtly, at
(nb-tlm.ca.. tobpcG th® toyrl hour? of Hiia I
will »»U he tl tip ..fan ofti-rf thw court to or-
•llaarr *•« w d f -unty.aa Um WMrftl uflto ev
UK or Kwr.iv-| Mvm. duFMrSL^ itmi total
ot land No. 417. li th. Tilt toMMeuunty,
f*-r I ha UuAtoC lvo>«n aad wattfm. “
r»M*» KUWAK1A MXON,
F-b l.imt. I Adrtoutot
February I5,1MI-U
S. MAYER % GLAUBER.
Sctolu'o of The S. W. B. K.
CHA
r JMlK»* rdi
***
Itlv «l
of ihe fbvutbvrftrru _ M
and alter;<ur»d«y, J»uu *fy Mb, 1661, will be
tolly.. ..!**? p»
daily... MM poo.
Laarra Altoir for Sioithrllto.
Arrive* AUatoy from -'mlfbeltle
to<u«* AlJiafj far ArfUiytou, d»J»y t ,_
*-Iec|ii -utfiav...^, 4-JS p
Imfr Albu»T ft— a *•*—«*— J - ,l “
rum Arflu^bvo, daily.
-1LS6 a ■
Friugni and .
toa«ca AIUaj tor
exc*ji -undey U5jv ■
i-vAttj front Maavodally r»-
a to
rrlrvB ti-ti-uit) (root k
-
]*QQ r.CSHELS GOOD SOUND
CORN
• w
rOR SAOLS CHEAP.
--
Having reGttcd our Machine Shop, we are now prepar
ed to do machine work at short notice, and on favorjble
terms. B? -
"We have on hand, and for sale, a full assortment of
; STKAM attd WATKR PIPE and-con-
nections. S«heet
|LEAI>, Etc.
Steam and Water Piping cut and and fitted to order.
O. W. TIFT & OO.
Albasy, Ga., Fwlruary 27, lBil.deodlw-w'at
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