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THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION: ATLANTA, GA., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1880.. <jlie ^onsttfulioti. ’ Id CM Atlanta ATLANTA, QA,, DECEMBER 28. 18*. ALL AROUND US. WHAT THE PSOPLS ARE DOING. The Haw* GhresleM from Boa*, AtWay, Elleries, (hurfeBfeazd OiW Plaeer-Opla- low ef Ui Prtu. week of the records of the court boose wu not to bed u at 0r*t reported. The record*of several office* for a good man* year. were burped, and others mutilated, bat it t tire record* of WAI not a Joe* of tbe en- the county. The ad- pan y'a engineer Shelby iron work* ship ped twelve tl on*and ton* of pig iron last year, and wilt ship that much, if not more, this year. Eunuv. December 21.—Yonr corre spondent was m Hawkinsville l**t Satur day when the euicui- of Mr. C. H. Haro- anther, of Macon, occurred here at tbe Up soda hotel, hence we were prevented from .-porting that event until this late day. fire cause of ibis tad allair yet remains en veloped in dark ties* and mystery. It seems ifcat Mr. Hamburgber shot himself with a pistol, tbe ball entering one temple and lodging in tbe other. He lived about three hours afterwards. A coroner’s jury *as summoned aud held an inquest over lie dead body and rendered a verdict of suicide for some unknown cause. His re main* bsve been sent to his parents, io Macon. He was doing business for Messrs. GeorgeT Rogers’s Sons, of Macon. We are reliably informed that Mr. John Wilcox, tbe present representative from Telfair • uoty, died the other tUy of pneumonia, tie leaves many friends to mourn his loss. •*W upon tbe fearful - * 11 upon the ground, with bii with an axe, and the oil nklin county commenced yesterday morning and will probably last all tbe wsek. GKxernsoao, December 20—Young Casey wbo was shot by Be then in this place, two weeks ago, la in a fair way to recover.. The ball has not yet been found and may never be, and will probably never do harm, as they often become incyated and give no in convenience by their presence. We have abundant rains and muddy roads. The late cotton la lost to the farmer. Wheat sowing -baa not been completed. Oats are looking well. Lxnarao, December 17.—Tbe negroes ar rested on the charge of stealing tbe cotton from Mr. P. A Thompson, paid up tbe. money and tbe warrant wan donvssed While they made no confession, everybody believed they were ipiliy end their psying the money so readily confirmed them in that opinion. They paid all the money but twenty dollars. Merchants say that boat ns** is duller than at any time during the Gastoma, K. C. t December 20—Two inches of snow fell here last night.——The engineers of the Virginia Midland railroad are in this county near here locating a route for fit junction with the AtJmta end Charlotte Air-line railroad, indications atongly favor Gastonia. A large crowd of dUrcnsmet here to-day to adopt resolutions favoring it* extension t> this place, which Elsbkxtow, December 21.—Sen ford Alex ander, colored, plead guilty toateallng cot ton before tbe county court yesterday, and was sentenced to six months imprisonment. amount of business has been ram-acted this week. One party, whose a me we withhold, was indicted, triei and • »uud guilty of as-ault with intent to com- nit rape upon tbe pemon of a young woman »ho resides a short distance from this place Hit counsel move for a new trial. A negro man was indicted, tried and found guilty of ■tabbing. Tbe grand jury have returned quite a number of indictments for misde meanors These cases will be transferred to the county court -—The exhibition at the close of tne Eastman high school night be fore last was an occasion of much pleasu: to all wbo a r tended. There waa music by tbe band and by tbe school, speeches by the scholars, charades, aud tbe valedictory by Miss Carrie Bishop Judge Pate and Mr. Davidson, of Auguste, made a few happy remarks that were complimentary to our tow a and school. of our merchants, set on their return tome, accompanied 1 negro boy aged about fifteen; on the lowing- morning a brother of one of tbe coming ou to Savannah, noticed tbe _ is by the roadside, and stopping to see” what wa? matter, he came •t his brother lying his skull split open other man brained with tbe heavy side of tbe same instrument. The negro boy. wbo had been crouching in one of the wagons, new came out, appa rently frightened almost to idiocy, and said that during tbe night a negro man had entered the camp, committed the deed, rob bed tbe parties and made his escape, that he himself, too moch frightened to more, had not attracted notice, and that he had tuned all night crouching in the corner __ the wagon not daring to budge from bis position. Mr. Eibert Lee was brought in sensible to the Savannah hospital where be died. Mr. Jack Lee haft been in a half erased condition from the effects of his wounds and has been unable to give any intelligent account of the affair. To-day a new puts has been put upon the matter. Mr Thompson bad noticed when he paii the Lees their money that tner burly looking negro lurking about the store. It was discovered that Isaac Minay, a Bulloch county negro of bad character, wbo had been in Savannah on tbe same day, bad boarded tbe Central railroad train late that evening and had gotten off at station 1 \*, about four miles from the scene of the murder, instead of going cot to sta tion No. 2, nearest his home. Minsy and Daltow, December 20.—The young gem • re getting up a grand ball for tbe 28tb ins in honor of tbe young ladies to be given at National hotel, where they know so well Wash Downer colored, wss amstad for 1 >ejt * rd ay. Everybody Imrglaiy and the heating ofhjs case post- j * clvqi -highly pleased with bow to arrange for the good satisfaction of all. Professor Wright has left for Macon to tbe regret of his many friends.——Sev eral young gents from a distance are ex ported and will spend ibe holi days in our city. Will give the psrP.es in our next. An organ grinder struck this pises soon this morning—the audience was good, con tributions were light Our clever Billy 8. was not to be disappointed in seeing the organ and took the advantage of a dray close to hand. The Rev. J. W. Lee preached bis first, and a most eloquent senutn, — ' ’ expressed them poned to ibe last of week. Elbert county will be sble to get up a good large chain- gang by the time all tbe cotton thieves are brought In.—Revenue officers captured and brought in three or four illicit stills yesterday. Euunrros, December 18.—Kit Tate was convicted in tbe county court yesterday of stealing cotton and sentenced tosix months in the chain gang. Jesse Heard was com mitted (or trial for burglary. He is charged with breaking the gin-house of D. M. Carl ton and stealing cotton. The indications now are that the gang of cotton thieves that have committed so many depredations in this county will be hrsken np. Mr. Jo seph Mattox, of this county, was married yesterday te Mias Celestia Mattox, of Ogle tliorpe county. Qbaktvillk, Decamber 17.— Married, on the l&tb, by Hit. Mr. Kelly, of Heard county, Mr. Lovick P. Ponder, of Troup county, to Miss Ida I). Lots, of Meriwether county. Tbe attendants were Dr. Jenkins, of Hoganaville, and MIms Bibie Waggoner, - of Meriwether county; Mr. John Bsvell, of Trotop. and Mian Leila Sewell, of Meriweth er: Mr. Walter O Lee, of Meriwether, and Mias Lillie Ponder, of Troup Owing to the continued rains wheat will be late, as tbe farmers generally failed to sow before the bad weather. it- port, of Oglethorpe, were married last week —Theyoung men of Elberton are making preparations for a grand ball, to come off in January. Sanford Alexander, another one of the gang of cotton thier- has been arrested. He will have trial to-day. Quite a number of our lawyers are attending Frauklin superior court this week.—Tbe present indications are that Elberton will have a gay Christmas this year. BrAKTA, l>ecsraber 20 —Three miles from town a severe and fata! affray occurred be tween two white men, Jackson and Me Cook on the one skT gross on the other, to a n row on shot Jackson faulty and McCook painfully. Jackson has since died.—Mr. David Un derwood, of this county, brought home with him bis charming bride Friday last. Mr. Underwood was recently deputy mar shal, but will in future farm at his ion home. Dahlohioa, December IS—Last night the Decora Palaestra society of the North ■ Georgia Agriculural college had their fall debate. Question: Which waaIhe greatest live, James C. Coleman, of Talking Rock, Go.; W. K Key, BaoksviIIe, Ga. Negative, George'T. Brown, of Belton, 8. C.; Charles eat*, Forrest Home, Ala. While ail the * ars did splendidly, .it is thought that e Brown excelled. The negative gain- f. P. Iraboden presided Captain W. J. \Yoolry has jay purchased a splendid * *’ *:abewul kill a turkey for Answers, December IS.—Mrs. Mary Har- Told, wife of Mr. Thomas Ilarrold, one of our most prominent aud wealthy citizens, died yesterday evening. Blie leaves many friends to mourn her loss. The weather continues oppressively warm for the season. A tremendous rain fell yesterday and last night —There is a great demand for dwel ling houses in tbe city, and none to rent for love or money Several of our citizens are building new residences and a number contemplate doing so in the ceer future. If some capitalist would erect several com fortable dwelling bouses here be could find tenants for them without delay. Castwuvxli.s, December 20.—Our people Indorse your article iu last Saturday’s Cox srrrcTiojt on tbe coal question, and the feelings towards that creature Tuttle are none of the best. Some of them have suf fered and are destined to suffer seriously, we fear, from bis outrageous conduct. We hear the wish expressed that he may event ually find himself in that place where fuel is furnished bounteously and free of cha for the especial benefit of bis sort and edy occurred hers last night, resulting the death of Trusty Smith. Trusty was walking with * girl, when he met George Powell, who * walked between Trusty and the girl. Trusty turned and cursed George. A few words more passed, and Trusty struck George, who io return atsbbed Trusty to the heart. Trusty 8mith died instantly, hever >peaking a word aftef receiving the wound. Tbs wife of the dead man, on reachin scene afid learning the circumstances o husband's death, fainted away and borne borne io this helpless condition. George Powell has been captured aud is now in jail. Whisky and women caused D scare a, December 20.—One of the most pleasant weddings of the season was that of Mr. Taylor McKee, of PanihenviUe. to Miss Cornelia Oxmore, the lovely and facinating daughter of John W. Oxmore, which took nprensive manner. Tbe groom is s very popular,, intelligent and worthy -young mac, and is to be congratulated upon hav ing secured aa partner for life a young lady so eminently endowed with tnoae qualities which constitute tbe chief charm of true womanhood, and wbo is so highly esteemed by all who know her. Rev. Donald Fra ser and family, who have been spending several weeks in McIntosh county, -arrived at horns Saturday. BaUksnixs, December 22.—Mra. Ann Barnes, of our town, died yesterday morn leg at Fonytb, at the residence of Dr. Bneed She was 73 years old. She was bronght to Baruesville on vesterdav and will be buried to-day by tbe side of band, Gidto.i Barnes, after whom villa took its name. She was the second wife of Gideon Barnes She was a good old eoal and everybody liked 'Anns as she wss familiarly called Our new mayor and aldermen were installed last Monday night, Mi > Virginia A. Ham burger, one of our swee'et young ladies and the mocking-bird of Barneanlle. * married here this morning to Mr. W. Chandler, of Montgomery, Ala. Tbe event would have been celebrated richly bad it not been for the recenldeelbof her brother. Our best wishes will always attend her. * Csattasoooa. December It.—Christ! is nearly here and our town is quite busy making theu>ual preparations. Lookout obtain presents a lovely appearance; be- doihed with a beautiful snow, it looks tap LARGE ROBBERY ON A SLEEPING CAR yesterday and esid Minsy, fatal boy made that at a he himself had blows, according confession, sigoal from struck the the plan preconcerted by bis accomplice and himself before they left town. Wbat seems singu lar about tbe matter is, that the money which tbe men had pinned to the inner side of their vests was not touched. The was arrested and brought to Savannah morning, and to day it is understood that Mimsy was also arrested and will be brought here, unless, as many believe. Judge Lynch should find for him a speedy trial, a yard of hemp and a swinging limb. DOWN IN DIXIE. SLIPPED HIS GRIP. Mr. Mayan, of Avgusta, Discovers a Pita Wharafcy He Caa Save $27 Pita tie Bavkm, azd Loses $10800 ia tie Atteapt-A Mysteries Case ol Scbiery. IN GENERAL. —Grout’s hair is grayer and thinner. —-‘Synchronistic*! literature* is Boston for new books. —Ken ward Philp is going to lecture. He must be guilty of the Chinese letur. H ax cock’s majority in Texas was only 93,170. Gardkxs in Florida are blooming beautifully. Nashville, Tzxx., l« to have another lee lac. lory. chmond, Va., la to have another afternoon C. Hamilton, our clerk of superior court, cut wi b a neat and decidedly good real ■tale bulletin for December. He deserves credit for bis energy and enterprise A. Done, from Mount Healthy, Ohio, is here prospecting. He meets tbe wishes and success of our cit; Colonel fitfve Postell was here l**t I v with Uncle Remus. Everybody is de • lited with him. Hope he will nut in hi* appearance again. He will do well hete. Millxookvillr, December 6 —The r*it.! Oh tbe rain! We ore all in tbe mud aLd slush. Lost Friday tbe Presbyterian Christ inas tree blossomed to the amount of about $100. Mr. James F Little, of Tal hot, and his lovely daughter Miss Birdie- are visiting relatives here The Melb< - diet Episcopal annual conference (colored), closed its session here to-day. Bit hop Law j resided. About 100 delegates present. The session was most interesting and har monious To-day Temple Chapter No. 6 presented the M G. M. & M. college with a magnificent piano. High Priest J. M '.ark made the presentation speech and was responded to by Judge F. C. Forman, on part of the trustees. Hon. Sam Hall, one of me trustees of the state university, being present, gave a most appropriate speech, - * *‘ i Jordan, the accomplished instruc- mu-ic, rendered one of her best pieces on the new instrument, to the great pleasure of the audience, among whom were two elegant Atlanta gentlemen To-night Mis* Ada Gray appears at the new pera-house in Eut Lynne. She will have good house if tbe nun and mud will not hinder. Christmas may oorae. but it now looks doubtful. Santa Cfaos’s carriage can’t stand this mud, we fear. A least, December 21.—One of our large cotton operators, in reply to a weather dis patch sent yesterday to various points, received replies as follows: Memphis— w-x inches snow, cold and threatening; New Orleans—rain; rainy all day w . more cotton on hand than can be shipped in three weeks; Atlanta—-cold and rainy. A desperate fight occurred at Alapaha on the Brunswick and Albany railroad, terday afternoon, just before the train Albany reached tbe station, between a i, Mississippi, Republican hasros- Theu are eleven colored churches in Nashville, Dallas. Texas; feeds her prisoners at nine cents a mesh manufactories!** C ’’ ln ™ tcd • 75 - oeo 11111 JtMX 1x1 Pxaxvt shells are largely use3 to adulterate ground coffee. Father Ryam will lecture in Wilmington, N. C., ou January 5th. A coal famine all along the line of the Mobile. end running association. Foxtt Georgians have just bought land in wasalivew . Lopes of recovery. Whisky was. doubt less, the rale cause and origin of thediffi cutty. Kilis, who came out unhurt, is a young man hardly grown. Chambliss was a man of family; a wd! to-do farmer, clever when sober, but over-bearing at:d unman ageable when drinking ——A large number of entries have been made for the races which open to-morrqw, and tbe prospect is good for a lively time during tbe balance of the week. Mrs. Matilda Davis, for years a noted character about Albany, where she wss popularly known as ‘‘the widow," died in Waco, Texas, on tbe 13ih inst. She had accumulated a considerable y, all of which, we learn, was left cavilier servicute, a policeman in Waco. Weather to day cold and dloudy. A least, December 10.—Very little of an; interest to tbe outside world has happen* our town and vicinity recently, i eatei ty was tbe first real lively Saturday Ibany has enjoyed in a long while. The county around and adjacent counties were well represented on tbe streets, and much was done in the way of settlements with laborers and freed men. Clerks and drum mers were imonrmnate as usual on all such occasions, and no doubt a goodly per cent- age of tbe hard-earnel wa;es of the over credulous freedmen was transferred to the shop-keeper** tills. Albany has a strin gent ordinance" against this nuis aiice of stnet* drumming, which used to be very rigidly eutorced, but now appear* to have dropped into disuetude. I ever a town needed a strict enforcement of such a law, that town is Albany A r.c jro woman on the Reagan place in Lee county, about four miles above Albany, was caught in tbe wheel of *’ _ * * ‘ Friday, and crushed to death. The Cox- ■tirUTiox now comes regularly on time and is eagerly welcomed.* A little less of «me J. E. B would make it even more so. any rate would it not be well to save a few superlatives for bis next grand Mart, in denunciation. poadbly, >f the lrauds of reconstruction,— Tbe republicans of Dougherty, mostly col ored, met in convention about a week ago. but adjourned without making any nomi- i at ion* for county officers, being apparently well sitisfitd with the ticket now in the fif'd. Since then we I earn that strenuous Hurts have been made by a few interested parties (o induce tbe colored element to r< consider the matter and put oat a full ticket. Whether they will prove successful or cot remains to tn? seen. They already have independent candidates out- for jus tice of the peace and constables. Rome. December 20 —A new literary so ciery bes been organised in this city, of which Colonel Henry D. Capers is presi dent and Miss Aliia Camp, one of Rome’s n.oet popular young ladies, is ■ecretarv. Tbe society is oomposed ol about twenty young ladies and geatlemen, and is certain to be a brilliant success Congressnoau- efectJudsouC Clements has been in tbe c ty for several days He leaves for Wash ington early in Jaunary. Colonel dements is opposed to the discuwioa of partisan pol- it Ct in coagre**, believing it to te injurious to tbe test interests of tbe . country, ill endeavor t«> secure a large appropria- on for the Coo a river Improvements and for all other public works that will aid ia developing toe resources of the stale. Colonel Clements will make an able &nd conservative member of congress— such as the south need* at this juncture -An entertainment under the auspices o ' Professor Clark, was given at the chapel c f Shorter college Friday evening for the benefit of tbe music Uepirtmeat of tbe c »llege. By reason of the L clement weath er. the audience was small,.but the tuinment was nevertheless a sacoess and reflected credit upon the ladies and . men engaged in it The coming fair for oe-nefit of the Young Men's library aasoci at ion promises to be the most enjoyable rveht of the ataftoa. The Committees are all actively at work, aud the management of the fair* is in able hand*. Tbe library is the pst institution of Rome and cur citizens will doubtless contribute liber at ly to make the Taira sucoees It is hoped that at least $600 will te raised by this la various ports of Texas. Mnusnm state warrants are worth one hun dred cent* ou the dollar. These are twenty three* tobacco factories in ac tive operation in Owensboro, Ky. About 1,000AM bnshel* of coal will be con sumed In Nashville- this season. These are 2&0 student* at the Agricultural and Mechanical eoliege of Mi*i*ippi. The Columbus, Mlashrippi, cotton seed oil mill s The graders on the Texas and Pacific are nos 325 miles west of Dallas. Texas. - lx eight years the valuation of land in Kort Carolina has increased $13.55J.000. Oxe of the »ons of General Houston, of Texas, writing a biography ol bis father. Vest many Kentucky Is dies are presenting their husbands with babies Jot Curisimas gifts A AKA-cowjeelghtng 1.000 pounds waa washed SiXTKKX hundred emigrants passed through haiunooga last week, gtlag west. Pkxoacola is recovering her eneq poses to re-build her rained homes. Enrolled in Ohaitanoojra's public; school^for October and November, '2,008 pupils. A cha tel is In coarse of erectfoif inside the alls of the Mississippi penitentiary. North Carolina barbers will meet at It February 9, to form a protective union. f tv* hundred dollars U the price sokeO sheep with six legs, at Rio Grande city. For the first time since 1868 there Is not ored member in the Alabama legislature. Helena, Arkansas, will follow the example of Mempal , and abodsh its municipal corpora- “on. B. H. Screws will print a Monday’s paper In Montgomery, Ala., to be called the Montgomery Post. The corn, cotton and rice crops of eastern North Carolina have been unusually large this North Carolina this year is over 2,001,000 bushels, worth f2.000.UW. Contracts hare been awarded for seventeen miles of the Knoxville branch of the Louisville and Nashville road. Tax great council for the »tate of Tennessee „jd*-pend*ni Order of Bed Men, will meei Nashville on the fourth Tuesday In January. The shipment of hogs from Bhelbjrtile, Ten nmiee.has been fifty per cent greater this year T *er& are twenty-five Chinese living In Mem phis. They speak English, marry negro wives, and engage In law suits. Stradt streams ot immigration are now pour- Savannah, December 18 —The Coxarm:- whtle morning from this city to their hams* in Baliock county, were knocked insensible while sleeping in their camp on tbe road about ten miles from this place. Tne ci ream Manors ol the cafe, the high sundins ol the parties in their county, their ■; .sara _ developments that bare pistol for Christmas, and it waa accidentally come to light to dev. rende: discharged, taking effect in tbe bowels ot { sack a fiendish murder, that his stater’s little two-year old bate, from ; rc ind shrinks from beUeving that any thing which it died tbe next morning. His sister ; U the shape of humanity oonld be guilty of requested him a time or two to put up hU such an atrocity. Tbe fact*are brufiy these: pistol, as she feared au accident. The aed- Or the evening of the 13th inst the M«.i dent is deeply regretted by all. William L*e having sold the cotton they had Com, the father of the child, ia the com- * brought in on their wagons to Mr. J. C. like real winter. On Friday last at tbe . terrible fete, sod the R i dge Valley iron works, near Rome, a ; r undmg tbe crime, app \cuhe Mr. Roberts wSa cleaning up bis horrible io the develop) New York Times. The 11 passengers in the palace car Cas pian on the Washington expres over tbe Pennsylvania road, which reaches Jersey City at 6:30 a. m. f were aroused yesterday mornii g just before reaching Elixobeth by an excitement caused by the statement of of their number that he had been rob bed of $10,800 This unfortunate pasenger gave his name as L. M Meyers, and his oc cupation as a dealer in dry goods and clothing at Augusta, Ga. He was partially awakened by the train conductor, James Fields, aa he passed through the car between Linden and Rahway. Almost immediately after this Mr. Meyers called out; "Halloo! pSrter. Bring a light, quick." The porter, H. B. Thomas, answered the summons, and the loss wu then reported. Mr. Meyer* seemed very much excited, and began tumbling about in a promiscuous manner the various articles in his bank. He had occupied an entire section since the train left Washing* ton, and on retiring, bad placed a small bag containing the $10,800, which were ip bills, under his pillow next the side of the car. He had slept very soundly all the way, and only discovered 'his loss when awakened. Pullman Car Conductor H. Knight was speedily informed of the affair, and the doors of the car were immediately locked. The passengers, all men, were closely ques tioned, and identified themselves to the apparent satisfaction of every one. Con ductor Knight said last evening that all the passengers in that car had engaged their berths through from Washington, and that no one left or entered the car between Wash in*ton and Jersey City. The report of the robbery was telegraphed to Jersey City from Elizabeth, and the occupants of the car were closely watched until the tram reach ed the terminus. At Jersey City, Officer Buskirk boarded the car and every nook and corner of it was thoroughly ran sacked. The passengers were all willing to be searched, and Mr.Meyers expressed him self satisfied with the examination. The case was also submitted to Special Detective Joseph D. Francis, pf tbe New. York divis ion of the Pennsylvania road, who carefully examined the porter and conductors. To him the porter said nfi bad noticed Mr. Meyers’s peculiar nervousness before retir ing, but he did not say he kad observed him taking particular care of any bag or package, but saw Mr.Meyers place his large %*alise under the lower bpnk, in which he slept. b Mr. Meyers did cot get up during the night. Conductor Knight said he had passed through the car every 20 or 30 min utes, and had found the porter at his post and awake in every instance. Mr. Meyers was called upon yesterday, evening, at the Bturtevant house. He is a tall gentleman, with brown whiskers, and about 36 years of age. He said he was en- • are begim ing to call their land league the "Invisible Empire." •Mr. Thomas Hoghes is lecturing in London on his visit to America.* —James Gordon Bennett’s income ex ceeds $400,000 a year. ins Into Texas over all the railroads now euteriog insane asylum this year. ti*ADi*a on tbe extension of tbe International and Great Northern, from Austin, Texas, to San Antonio, i« nearly finished. The South Carolina jockey« at Washington coarse, Chorlei finning the 9th of February. Virginia retains the lead os a tobacco manu facturing state. The tax on her tobacco manu factured for the fiscal year,ending June 32, 35,153,385. Thk new code of Mississippi gives '• are WOO . "““A walking national bank in disguise", is what they call Charley Footer. —An easy money market iu New York after tbe first of January is fort-shadowed. •—Big-footed people have one consolation Their, stockings will hold more on Chris t- 103. .-Senator Vest, of Missouri, has just re ceived $5,000 cash for his farm of IGo acres, near Sedalia. —June 1,1882, is the official date fixed upon for the inauguration of the St. Gothard tunnel. —Bartolomei, the new Russian minister, is about to lease Mrs. Kate Chai-e Sprague’s magnificent villa near Washington. --Io W. H. Vanderbilt’s new house on Fifth avenue, tbe ‘ servant’s hail" is to be '’appropriately designated," the papers say. •his is wise—for a variety of reasons. —Jay Gould predicts, as the outcome of the present speculative rage, one of -the greatest financial panics in the history ol Mtcphlc^mr Have you an oppression on the mgs with abort breath? Do you have a fit of fiaghing on lying down? A sharp pain now and then lathe region of the heart and shoul ders? A chilly sensation down the back? If so, delay I* dangerous. “ Slight colds." if neglected, often result In consumption, when the remedy, If applied promptly, would have averted all danger. For twenty-five cent* you can get the remedy which the test of twenty years has proved to be the most val uable Lung Balaam ever discovered. TUTT’S EXPECTORANT Win enable yon to raise the phlegm, can so plea-ant sleep and you will wake In the morning, cough gone, lungs working freely, and breathing cosy. It is a preventive and core for croup and a pleasant cordial* Children love it. No femilv should be without it. Sold by drngofsts in 25c and $1 bottles. Principal office »Murray St, New York. TUTT’S "TOTS! gaged in the dry goods and clothing trade in Augnata, Georgia, where he did business of cash,3 charged a and he tt on his own account He left that place lost Wednesday evening, taking with him the above-mentioned amount of money in a small sachel about six inches long.. When asked why he did not take letter* of credit oi bills of exchange on New York instead Mr. Meyers replied that the bankers a commission of about M per cent, thoueht that by taking the money along with him he would be able to save some $27. He bad traveled scores of.tibes with large sums of money, and bad never lost a cent. When he arrived at, Washington he secured a section in a Pullman palace car, and had his bed made on one of the lower berths He held the satchel in his hand, and said it was observed by several of the passengers’ also by'the porter, who, after the money wosstolen, told Mr. Meyers that he had no ticed it, and gneued that it contained money from the great care with which he handled it and from his constantly looking at it. Mr. Meyers said be did in, fact, feel very nervous, and when bed-time came took a lower berth and undressed. Taking off his coat he pnt it in the berth above him, which was vacant, and his waistcoat, the world, -Ex-Governor Marshall JeWell, of Cot- necticut, is said to be a candidate for min ister to France. He does not want a place in tbe cabinet. —Cbauncey M. Depew, the New York Hoar says, e: joys carrying his baby up and down the avenue on his arm. Depew mar ried late in life. —Adelina Patti is undoubtedly coming to this country next autumn to remain two years. All arrangements are made, and tne con tract signed. —‘‘Endorration” is a new and appaliiL a word which appears in the report of a speech delivered in the dominion parlia ment by “Sir" Charles Topper. —Thirteen derricks were recently shipped from Chicago to St. Louis, and it is eviuent that the girls are going »o hang up their stockings next Caristmas the same as usual —Chicago Tribune. —The Baroa' Charles de Rothschild, of Frankfort, is reported to have just pur ebastd for his collection one of the most superb and expensive silver gilt cups in ihe world. It cost $150,000. —General Sherman will visit his lately married daughter, Mrs. Lieutenant Thack- ara, at Boston, this week. Thackara is sn perinlending the conversion of heavy ord nance into rifled cannon at Boston. —David Davis, who has long held *he belt as the fattest man in the senate, is no longer destined to enjoy his oleoagerine honors in peace. Colonel Fair. ihe v pros pective senator from Nevada, weighs 227 pmnd*. —Red field report* that the Hon. Horace Davis, who war beaten by General Rose- crar.z in the San Francisco congressional race, may gel into tbe cabinet. He is the son-in-law of Btarr King, the sensational preacher. —James Keene, the speculator, iasaid to be iu wretched health, and often troubled with sleeplessness. He has teen burnt along the spine by the doctors. Gonld, too, is looking fagged, and the general opiuion on the street is that he is pushing fortune too hard. —The editor wrote a letter about .the mineral wealth of Georgia.* An intelligent compositor made it say, "Artists, Mongo lians and conundrums exist iu consider* le quantities.” It 'should have read. "Asbta- lOf, manganese and corrundum."—Louis ville Courier. —The old superstition about the unluck- te&s of starting a journey oa Friday has i effect even in this enlightened country i shown by railroad statistics. On most railroads fifteen per cent of passengers are carried on Friday and seventeen per cent other days in tbe week. A safe and gentle purgative, recom mended for the cure of all diseases of the stomach, liver and bowels. They purify the blood. Increase the appetite, cause the body to Take on Flesh, and by their Tonic Action on the Digestive Organs,Rt*?ular Stools are produced. A* acur * for Chill* and Fe ver, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Bilious Colic, Constipation, Rheumatism, Files, Palpitation of the Heart, Pain In the Side, Back and Loins, and Female Irregu larities, they are vrithont a rival. If yon do not" feel very well,” a single pill st bed time stimulates the stomach, restores the appetite, and imparts vigor to the system. Price25c. Office,35Murray St, New York. WRITE FOli. TUTT’S MANUAL FREE. Am aprl—«ily tn»s rii -r w«*-Aw»v nx id mat KSTAlL UafillWASS. NEW HARDWARE STORE. CLARKE, THOMPSON & CO., No. 45 Peachtree Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Have opened a FIRST-CLAS8 RETAIL HARDWARE HOUSE, where yon will find a full Stockrt FAYKt^K • ry'sOffice, Decembers. Where**. L. has applied for letf rs of odminU- d«c“—wlw IKO.V, HARNESS, CARPENTERS* TOOLS, srtKL, SADDLES, HORSE SHOES, HAILS, BRIDLES, MI LE SHOES, HOLLO W-W ABE, COLLARS, SCALES, SHOVELS, 11 CBS, SCALE BEAMS, SPADES. SPOKES, STEEL-YARDS, AXES, FELLOES, STRAW CUTTERS, HOES, WHEELS, CO HR SII ELLERS, PLOWS, KPKISli'S, CARE MILLS, TRACE CHAIRS, AXLES, RUBBER BELTING, BAKES, BLACKSMITHS’ TOOLS, AND THR CELEBRATED LEATHER BELTIN'€>, f 1 EOR'ilA, FAYfc-1— K tOUNl'.'.—UKU..SA. VT ry"* Office, D< ' L. Landrum, hs* i ration do bonis -1, Landrum, of s&id county, deceased: These ore. therefore, to cite and admonish all parties Interested to show cause, if any they have, w y letters should not bo granted said applicant the first Monday in January next. L. B. OR1GGS. OridnMy. KECtJTOB’S SAX—.—BY VIBTtJE OF AN order from the Court ot Ordinary or Fayette county, will be fold at the court hr use door, in llle, Fayette county, Georgia, on the flist in January, if 81. In toe legal hours of following described land. to?Wit: Seven- \> -eight (78) acres of land In the northeast corner f lot of land nambir eleven (11) in tho 4th dis trict of Fayette county, told as the property of *4o«eaT. Turner, deceased, for the purpose of dt- LsU-u among the heirs of mid deceased, and to OECIIiXiEY) IRON FLOWS. Together with a full assortment ol Pocket aud Table Cutlery, Duns, Pistols, etc. ■'Ultra LOW. . EXCELSIOR COOK STOVES! THE BESt IN THE KARKET. The he pbt and cbaln, he placed beside satchel containing the money under the sheet near the corner between bimself and the car window, and laid one of tbe two pillow* over the spot He gra dually fell asleep, and slept more soundly •ban be hadslept for a long time. Between 4 and G o’clock he was awakened by the conductor, wbo asked him for his ticket Mr. Meyers mechanically reached for his its pla pat it before retiring. He then felt for tbe satchel captaining the money, but it was gone His waist coat had not been touched, ibe^watch and the $300 were safe. He then raised the alarm. Mr. Meyers also said that the conductor., on being questioned as to wbether any uf the passengers bad got off the train, replied in the affirmative, and gave him descriptions of them—tbik being in conflict with the statement made toa repor ter last evening by Mr Knight. Mr. Meyers has placed the matter iu the hands of the Pinkertons. . Mr. Nathan Schwab, who was a fellow- passenger of Mr. Meyers in the Pullman palace car fro n Washington, said last eve ning, that aouut 3 o’clock yesterday morn ing he noticed a heavy, stifling odor as he lay in his berth. Rousing himself and put ting bis head outside the curtains he found that it came frjm the coal gas and called for tbe pdl-ter, bat no one answered. He then got out of bed, and found the colored porter slumbering peacefully. He roused and told him to see what was the matter. Thfc porter replied: •* All right, sir. I’ll come around directlv and. see what’s the matter." Mr. 8chwab returned to bed, bat the porter did not come round for some time. When be did come he worked round the stove for awhile, and to!d Mr. Schwab that he had forgotten to turn off the damp er. When ilie4rain had passed New Bruns wick 'the conductor came round to collect ihe tickets, and Mr. Schwab overheard the loud conversation near Mr. Meyers’s berth abont the loss. A Serious Accident. Auuutuae o’clock Tuesday, a horse attached toabucgy.conuiniaf Win. ilaffey. engineer at the city water-works, and Buck Warren, took fright near the Macon depot and started off np Mitchell sueetat.a rapid rate.- Mr. Haffejr. who driving. used every exertion to the none but - without success, near Whitehall street, the buggy el strut k the sidewalk, breaking the coupling . _ and deucblng tbe lore wheels from tbe bag gy, bat Mr. Hafiey still beld on to toe lines, aud was dragged from the boggy abont twenty feet, when, ageing that he could not stop too horse, he let kxwe the lines While bein ; pulled along the ground Mr. Htffey’s leg struck against the' curbstone, breaking it just above tne ankle. Both bones were broken, aud the fracture is con sidered a bad one Ti.e unfortunate man was picked up by friends and carried into Dr. Pin- ton’s . drug store, comer Mitchell and Whitehall sir-cts. where Dra. Westmoreland and W bite rendered the prop rtur ical attention. In wrdhfcY* to the fracture. Mr.H ff*y wu bmlsed —___ —, r . then oi the legislature WOO lor regular sessions aud $5 per day for special sessions, and mileageaiihe rate of *vn cent* per mile traveled. A ktjtiox in favor of a prohibitory Jaw, signed y thousands of ladles, ha* been piescutea tbe South Carolina legislature. The petition enrolled wu ninety yards in length. Tsx value of the raw cotton crop Of the south 1* about 3-250,QJ0,(W0, ahd it* value when span is lust twice u much. The south is therefore pay ing CL0,000.000 a year for wotk which could be performed more cheaply in sou toern stales than anywhere else. And yet Mr. Atkinson, of Bos ton. thinks the south should let some one else perform that work. FOREIGN FLASHES. France sad tbe Csrncillz—Tbe Greek Qaestien, Etc. abet 23.—In the senate yesterday M. Buffet, Orleannt, questiored to* government oq the subject of toe removal of the cruel fixes from the eieaeury schools in Parts, by order of M. II-raid, prelect ot Seine. Tne debate showed that u»e law gate the local authori ties discretion relative to toe retention of such religious emblems, but that the police had la some Instances accomplished their re moval in a careless and irreverent manner, throw ing the crucifixes in toe van at the door M. Herald explained that he had punished these who had so acted, and that be hod himself received authorization from Premier Ferry before he ordered their removal. The tone of M. Herold s speech produced a greet uproar oq toe right, particularly his statement that the question was one merely of school furniture. • An order of toe day wu proposed by M. Dera- siere, repub icon, that the senate, regret ting tne act which had tnven rte to discussion, passes to the order of theday, which wu patsed by a vote of 159 to 39. After ward, the order of tow day, pare and almplc. wu proposed by toe left and rejected by a vote of 150 to I.M. and milder censure on iL Harold’s conduct waft proposed by the moderate*, which wju shelved a s similar majority. To-day M. Herokl tendered resignation, and it U stated that Premier Ferry aud M Consuns, minister of the interior and of war, have declared that they wiU resign. Heavy floods are reported in the deportment of Calvados. Several towns and Tillage* are inun dated. la the neighborhood of Coen house* ore felting ia. The damage is considerable. Premier Conmoundouros has sent a circular to the representatives of Greece abroad, lastiuctfru themjo deetiue toejiropoqal tor European arbi- a exit ration or thx-okxxk question. London, December 22.—A Vleona dispatch ■fiys: The gevernmeat has received a communi cation horn the French government proposing arbitration of toe Greek frontier question. The arbitration schema will not be submitted other reported here that toe project wu y Prince Bismarck. Coact D« Ot. Val- lex and Pune* Van Hahcniohe daring their re- Cteoa will probabiy be communicated to France in a few days, have already come to an agree- with France that no proposal (or ultimate too wilt be entertained- It Is now stated that Coant Yon H»’afeldt will not aarame the po ace Bismarck’s represen tarn- •r. and that Count 1 win ooauane to act u repr> seats Sr. Peters*ru, December 22.—The Agence Rasae soys it ooon s tne fearibility of arbitration in view ot toe firm resolution of Greece to insist on the execution of the deration of Europe. ‘ A Pari* comepoodeuceof the Reuters tele graph company, says that a telegram has been received hum Vienna, annoanch-g that Austria, P.ance. Italy. ai*d Germany, have agreed to the ar'itradua proposed oa the oowdhioo that all the powers giro to«ir asMottoit. and that Turkey and Greece shall pcertucsly signify tT ‘ •f any drrtsroo of the powers, flnprtsw of the reeolntiorsfor- - simple majority shall be saffieeaj. Pars. December 22—It tt rumored in diolo- raatic % ircitm here that the portc ia less opposed than before to the proposal for arbitration, u it •* — that a majority may easily be msiouin- lodified line of the frontier, which considerably short of the claims of Derry Archdaie baTtngttftned on address summoning a.1 loyal mew on hi* estate too**po*e toe exten sion of toe league principles in that locality. *rcsa*cssfissft2arsra-^i terse, h%s deeded to boycott Lord Ceanarc’i agent and bailiff Mr. Manning, pcosecuiar In toe owe agalnet Healyand Walaa. and the fighting have been received Tee attitude erf toe Pondoa.ooe of the most powerful tribes, is de cidedly Improved. MpP £SJi? ’. continued his wild run until stopped out by toe members or toe bar of o fill toe vacancy earned by the ;e Wood*. “*■ tiun ot Judge Wood*. Ihe petition ’ Judge John A. Campbell, formerly of toe - - - - * is based upon toe capacity oi exhibited In his adminlstra- Sedby United Ttie Oklahoma Colonists. Caldwell. Ks , December 22.—The weather L« very t-sld and the wind severe. The stf tiers remain in camp and »ay they will turn borne till they go to Oklahoma. They claim ons ate ready to join them. They are re supplies and uy they will start in toe a 0 wagons si# eetvtagnpplle Territory and let toe soldiers shoot down their horses. They are on the war path, hunting the Is made from a Simple Tropica! Leaf of Rare . alue, and is a POalXIVE Kemedy for all he diseases that cause pains in the lower part of the body—for Torpid Liver—Heads hra-J lice - Dizziness. Gravel, Malaria and oil did of tbe Kidneys. Liver and Urinary Organa ... Female Dlaeaa+a, Monthly Menstrua ions, and during Pregnancy, it h** no equal, restore! the organs that make toe blood, i •twice Is tne best Blood Purifier. It Is -mlt known reaedv that • cures BrL bt’s Dtei r-*r Diabetes, use Warasr’a hafe Diabetes ^PorSole by Druggists and all Dealers at$l 20 i*r bottla Largest bottle in too market. Try It H. H. WARNER * OCfc* fcbl—d21m sun wed M Awkyfem top col ni rd PAULI NR* Story of ller Small Life and Her Great Sorrow. St. Louts. December k2.—'‘Died of a broken heart.” is the verdict of tte coroner in the of * Panline Fuchs, a Swiss peasant girL Her body .lea in the morgue. She was bom in the town ot Einseideen. Her father was a peasant s mind wax bound up in his country and his religion, and this girl was his only child. She was spoiled sod petted, haring everything her own way untU she was* IS years old. when she met fi young man from Eiu&etdelu named appeared a prince to tue pe^Jautgirl- she loved mm, but her father would not let her marry him, for the Fuchs family had always been Catnolics and Baumgartner was on heretic. In spite of the prohibition she set her mind on man lag?, and last March had perfected plans t j elope with her lover, but. on the very day set. her father found it out and thwarted her. She was closely watched after this, and the young man fotbl Idea the house, routine piued aud was sullen Her father, a few weeks ago, thought the beat cute for her sullenness would be a trip to America, and senfher away hhe arrived in SL Louis two weeks ago, and found a bom here with her cousin, Mary Fuchs, at No. 125s tiouth Fifth street. The flat week she wss happy, but the next the color left her cheeks, aud she began to long for bwitz rfend. She »aid to her cousin: “I want to go back to Kinseideln. I must go back. I cannot live here.” She refu&ed to go to bed hot night, but lay on the floor When Mary Fuchs awoke <n then * •*- — “ foiled in -- --- policeman on the beat was notified, aud he iu turn notified the corouer, who. as the firl’a rela tive* w* re too poor to give the uufortunate decent bur>al, ordered her body to the morgue. She will be buried in the potterVfleld. CDTICrSA REMEDIES. fjiticum BLOOD Am SKIN REMEDIES. From the Han. William Taylor, State Senator of Massachusetts. . yearn. My head and face being covered with sores, 1 could not rest with toe burning beat aud .tebing of the parts affected, and was confined * try hou^e for week*at a time. My disease has be railed Eczema, of the most aggravated type, many physicians, bat I doobHl ever fully und< stood by any -of them. It was more like a co biuation of several skin diseases. I bare spe ty seeking a care, and in 1867 I went itid consulted some of tbe beet phr&i- s iu London. I, received temporary relief tor la the spring It would break oat again' td as ever. When I came hack to Bo« uu, f waft told by my friends that Dr. claus iu London, only, Bosou, JUS highest order) coaid cure me. I .waited on the doctor; he prescribed forme. I followed his ad- rice for six months, ard 2 can safely say, without any improvement. I tiled other p^yscians. and among them Dr of East l£»ion. and Dr. ——, of city proper, but alkto no purpose. They did no good; their remedies were so ineffectual thrt at no time did I lefil thata ca lion them. Now. abont three months ago, gentleman well known to Boston my attention to your Ctmccoa premised wonderful results if I would only make a trial. He told me of his own experience with it, and so persevered on me that I went with him Diphtheria at Buffalo. BvrrxLO, December 22—'There are a large number of cases of diphtoer a^eporte 1 in toe city and action. The public school have been dosed. On tax&. December 22.—The governor general of Kh ukoff states that during the year 1*7* seven thousand inhabitants of that province d ed of diphtheria, and5,500 daring the first ten months *of Harry W. Oliver for Uniud Ho Ohlaaa How. Cincinnati Enquirer Tbe southern press should calm itself in the matter of tte appointment of Judge Woods. In Allopathic Do Ecuasar Joe Brown, cl This Is not democratic doctrine, * hesoato in large Sympathy for Si Fecplewboeat raw han. especially If they are unacquainted with toe p g. ought to hare trichi s and do sympathy. A Hew Title. % Knoxrille Tribune. What was formerly known os tte solid south is shout tote christened toe new south. to use than according so much humor lodged within the skin, that as •non as I commenced the use of Cirri cue*, it came to the surface and festered, until vast quantities had come out and greatly intensified my suffer- 1 did not mind to get rid of toe .. _ -J tbe surface in ^ quantities. After fixe tint two or three w«cks use of these remedies. I wss greatly en couraged by a gradual tewning of the inflam mation of a number el painful sores. 1 carefully, iehliluUy and cheerfully followed the directions to tne letter, feeling each week nearer a cure, un til at toe present moment, after three months' use of CtmeusA Remedies and twelw as constant suffering as was ever endm . “yto*t I am cured and pronounce my cue the most ranaxkable on record. I have been so eiat sd with my xuccess that I have stopped men the street who were afflicted and told them to the cvnccka Rxmxdixs and they would cure fewby I am so grateful to yon, for bexleve them to be toe beet and greatest discover: of toe age, and that they will cure all who arc suffering with these d seases. 2 may add that I took no internal medicine but toe Ccriccxa Rn william Taylor. teuton. Aug. 22, 1873. Statement Sixteen Months Later. In answer to many inquiries I desire to say that ft is now sixteen months since I wrote the above statement, that my cure has proved permanent and my general health perfect I have nothing - 1 ~ praise cJ to retract, but much to odd in grateful praise the Ccticcxa Rxreppb. _ . WILLIAM TAYLOR. Boston. Jan. 1, IESOl uecl—dim wed fxi sun <h«kvlm nx id mat IPARKERtS OtNGERTONIC Ginger, Bneha, Hsndrak?, StlUlagla and; .tnaay other cf the nest medicines known are com-, Vined so skillfully in Parker’s Ginger Tonic as to make it thlgrctiesi Blood Purifier and the ; Best Health aadStreagthEestoror over used. ; It cures Dyspepsia-Rheumaiism. Neuralgia, Sleeplessness, and all diseases of the Stomach,, dowels, Lenqs, Liver. Kidneys, Urinary Organs- [and all Fernslo Complaints. , , . If you are wasting away with Consumption or. any dascuse.use the Tonic to-day. No matter what your symptoms may be, it will surely help you. , Remember! This Tcmic cures drunkenness,, is the Cost Family Medicine ever made x entirely ;different from Ritters. Ginger Preparations and; other Tonics, and combines the best curative prop-, -ertiesof all. Day a 50c. bottle of your druggist. None genuine without our signature ou outside ‘wrapper. 1 ftsenx & Co.. Chemists. New York. rAHKEiTS HAIR BALSAM ££& rfbvl6—dly cues tour sat Awkyly 1OTMEAF FOB TBS Garm ore’s Artificial Ear Drums PERFECTLY RESTORE THE IZEAKIYU Always laposhion, but Invl'nritie-' Conremfcoaandsw-n whisper* h,*» .... ... rt ?!^Viy? 61 - S-»4 r ‘*r rtMcr.ptire circular. GAKtiURF. A CO.tlfKawwi New Y.rk, •c M. \V. Umeruth Jk Uun Hr- ' i—1 •> ». rtuS—w ;tt t yn f Write Nr CaUlogiK to STAN DARD AMEItr VATCU Ca,l*lTT8BUnOIL “* «xxj june22—wkyeowist CHEAPEST BIBLESEmKSKL - PREMIUMS mo <u>nu-w»TJ]t *1^ MANHOOD RESTORED A VICTIM OK KABLY IMPP-fOENCK, causing nervous rt< bility, pr-tr,-. ure decay, etc , haviug tried its vain every known remedy, baa discovered a timpie menus of telf-cure, which he wilt wild five ro bb frilow sufferers. Addrra* I. |t. REEVES, 43 C;.ihfcm street.New York l ttaaplM worth 33 fres tj5 td $20 Artdr.aa4 Co^ Portland,Kaiaa cctl9-wkly Any proposing ■ offer CUTICURA REMEDIES, For all Humors of tbe Bleed. zacl — instead. . —, — , anything vise by circular or otherwise on his own behalf or that of the Cempsnj, Is n swindlk kSPZdCTiOlD OPPORTUNITY TO Wi> A sOBlDfiK. FIRST G!ti35 DIHTSIBU TIOIL CLASS A, AT NEW ORIiYAK? TU*« day. January .11, mi-izstb Monthly Drawing. Louisiana State hotter? Oomzanv This Institution was regularly incorporated hi too Lcftaiarcra of theBt&to fr.r Jiducnt*—’ — Charitable purroocs iu loch, f«>ir U> of Tweety-five 7tr.r», to which toe iirricizbie faith of the- State Is pledged, wfcict pledge La* been renewed by aa o7erwhp.lminf popular vote, securing ito fre-LChfee ia tfconev ooustitetion, adopted December 2«I, A. !>., W-Ti with a*?.pitkl of tp which it has «Jnc aided a reserve fun-l of over 8251.C00. ITF GRAND 8D?GU: NUMBER DISTRIBUTION wiP taken free ssoultly on toe tccaad Tuesday, .t never or por.ponw Look el the tolloirtiu CAPITAL PRI2E KAQQO. ♦flOjRO TICKETS 4T TWO LfLLAS3 SAC® ifA.TiV Tit KS£*. OinC DOLLAR, tor 07 isdoi I'CftjslfiJ Prise ISO,OCX i titbits.’ .’T'xe 1 Capita* Pite„«. 2 Prises 'A SPriaesoi 1.3U0 ..... » Prises of bS3 10.WX 100 Prise■ of tie.. HWW 23C Prises of 50 — ia.CS* COP Prize* of 'A — 2d.OX 1 ia Prises of 1? 1 <MXX . Crnccm. Kdoltot jails,, theUood,am>oft lb.LfcT.Ii.UTja. Kidney, Md i^in. CCT.cr,. » VedM.,1 JcBjr. ruBort, ina SMh and Uln render, he^lir trim, eld KrM. «D.,n te- store* whifejoes* and b autiflrathe skin. Ctm- crz&Saavixc Soar is the only aledirtnal *c*p K> taitttonilMt, Bc-ua. il nontroSS Toronto. Out, sad 8 Snow HUL ■M *"fcy ,«aPrcnirB B»,cra- cru.nsaUtma.WmurUis.baia. ccauln- Uc ««« “<t oorhaU Can theqoantltj ol coall. ft. RzaoLvzNT. SI per bottle. Ccncrz* Mxni- onai. TourSoaP. S cents per coke. Cr ncSi MmasiL SHftTTNO tear, to cent* per cake, and In bom for Barber* and large csMxmess^Soea to. 431 aprffl—dlxwsdecn*w*yiy nxrdmrtl* 9 ipfrrc-xJmz'iEi Prit^r ci. . 2?. 9 ipproxteatish Prio.i of,.... 10- •xiuja itoerai cu^pe=zaticn will r Forfurther Information, wrtie, dearly living o.ly ftO or3f. A. DAUPHIN, el K. A. DAl'Plfia uaorzua. . KewOrieoni, Le. Extraordinary Drawing* ore na ' toT&FNF- JUBAL decl4 - I«fcw1t-Ti~ jsnll top col Auoururana uai ICtRItO IK CXOCi£ a”?Si. Jil ni J® eeftil Ct 1L 1). O. IBP Fhili- ~-ta'~w»riiw Fourteen different sfee* and ki/uls. tlwo sizes with Enameled Reservoirs. Adapted te oil requirements, and priced to suit all puraee. LEADING FEATURES: Double Wood Doors, Patent Wood Qratfl^ Adjustable Damper, Interchangeable Auto matic Shelf, Broiling Doer. Swinging Hearth'. Plate, Swinging Fine-Stop, Revendble Ooe- Burolng Long Cma llooa. Doc Wo Short Centers, Heavy Ring Ccvo**, Illuminated lira Doors, Nickel Knobs, Nickel Farads, eta. * Unequalcd lit Materia], is* Tlnkh, and te ofjoatioa. Manufactured by % IBAAO A, SHEPPARD Affl.lliWam«i teu!*(wHnaM4Brfhvrth.PnclnM41MlMiSfe.AM%Gh senril—wkvltw B,C. BIBB & SOM Iron'Found or 5, BALTIMORE, MD. Manufacture a desirable line of Heating and Cooking Stores, Including the popular NEW EMERALD Both plain and with Reservoir. A qdick baker, heavy ond attractive, embodying all unfol Improvements. FOR 8ALR BY LRvDING DEALERS. osy «ho expenses of administration. Terms rath, bis November 19,1880. HKNSON TD RN r.R, dec!—w4iv Executor of M. T. Turner. /Georgia, Fayette oofnty—ordina- Ur rj‘« Omoe. December U. 18*0— Henry Arthur has applied (or exemption ot persoiiHltv, underprovisious of the Constitution of 177. su'd I will pess upon thd somo at 20 o’clock «. m. on he 33 day of January. 1881, at my office, in Fayetteville. L. B. GKI^GS. declS—w2t. Ordinary. CAHPBELL COTXTY, EORGIA, CAMPBELL COUNTY.-ORDIN- ry’s Office, December 13,1880.—lira. S*r-li A. ra m. wife of John J. Roberton, has applied exemption ol personalty .and 1 will pass upon he same at 1 o’clock p. m., on theSddsyof January, 1881, at my office, in Fairburn In said n.Eoi oounty. declfi—w2w Onlinarv. /^.EORGIA, CAMPBELL COUNTY-ORDINA- VX ry’s Office, December 11, 1.^0.—Andrew j. •.oitott, guardian of L. J. Kidd, having applied to the Court of Oidinar of said county for »* dis charge fr. m hi* gutrdianahip of L. J. Kidd'* ■arson and property : ». This It, therefore, to cite all persons concerned to enow cause, by filing objections In my offi e. why the said Andrew J. Dorsctt yh-mld not l>« llsml'sed from his guardlaukhip of L. J. KiJd. md receive the usual letters of dbrnits-lou. 2S* decl2 wiw R. C. LEAVERS. Ordinary. JASPER COPSTY. G H EORGIA, JASPER COUNTY.—WILL BE J told beiore too court-house door in the town iTMonticellQ, iu said county, within toehrmn of Sheriff's sales, on toe flm Tuesday in January. 18S1, toe foitowing property, to-wit:' Five hundred acres of land, more or le»*. in said county, os the property of Leroy Lawrence, and known as the Lawrence place, adjoining lands ot John Stewart on the north and out, the Ocmulgee river on the south, and landc of James McLendon and W. B. Giubbs, deceased, on the west. Levied on Eby, Deputy Sheriff ot said county, under And by virtue of a fi.fa. issued from the Superior C urt of Jasper county in favor of Georvo W. Walker against John L. McMichail, pnncfps], aad Leroy Lawrence, security. November 94,1880. nov2»—w4w JEFF AIKEN, Steriff CURE 8 BACK ACHE And all diseases of the Kidneys‘Bladder and Urinary Organs by wearing too improved Excelsior Kidney Pad It is a HAAVCL of K£ftU!IS and RELIEF. ..... It f>RIVE» ISTO too syStcm cnrativi Simple, Sensible, Direct, ,»,u u.. Painless, Powerful. lK S7 0 'gaa“«ut, a,'i» v Ir tn«. TolTiJ. YOU CAN lK RELIEVED & CURED cine. AbsorptionJordirectaprJiwiilon.avopp.sod . .. „ uaratisJactory internal tncdiciues. fend for D’n't despair until you have tried this Se^riMe __‘tre».t!seonKidt!cyt’onb!{^, s<*ntfree ik.ld by Kosilv implied anti RADIO ALL X lmjslso,ot «ntby . .cdpt ot uric.. *2. E FF EC T TJ A ZTjMwtj; inhkm tiuio i»v Druumais, or sent by mail on recdp’. ol xuuui-m i»r*ce, 82 00, by .riSn.1 om The “ 0lil r” Lung r.-.a Co. Se „d , or Tati. Tho “Only” Lung Pud Co. XWUXIAMS BLOCK, Hu- wUXIAMS BLOCK, take no other. 1>K rSUIT, nit'll. Cnrf8 liy ABSORPTION (Xatnrc’s Way Lung Diseases, Throat Diseases, Breathing Troubles DEfROir. HUW fctocu AND STB THE G-RSAT APPETIZER—SURE CURE For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, and all t>i«‘ cases of*-tho THROAT tiud LIJNOS. The most acceptaole preparation in the knowu world. By adding to TOLU BOCK and RYE a little Lemon Juice, you have an excellent Appetizer and Toole, for general family use. The immentrfand increasing sale* ind popularity. tlUAKT size sales and toe numerous testimoalals received daily are the best evldeuce Bottle, zlvleg llORR for the money than any article In the market. caution.-, 1 * by unprincipled dealers wbo try to palm i Rock «n>i Rve in place of our TOLU rtiole mode, the Genuine having a Extract from Eeport of TUEaSOEY the Commiasioncr of Internal Revenue* i DEPABTUKNT. OFFICE OF ISTEEhAL REVENUE, t WasutNOiOM. D. C., January 2*th. 1880. f Blnu.t Til . ' Messrs. LAWRENCE A MARTIN. Ill Madison Street Cbicag^, UL: Gcntleubn : This compound, in toe opinion of tots office, would have a sufficient the BALSAM OF TOLU to give it all;the‘ *- " —*-• . ccmplAihts, while thewhUky aEd «yrup.c.ij 'quor dealers. Yours Respectfully, (Signed) Icient quantity ol he tadvantages ascribed in this article in pectoral institute an emulsion rendering It an agreeable remedy perly be classed os a medicinal i when so stomped, may be sold them liable to pay special tax ai GLEES E. K.UJB, Commluiontr. Administrator’s Sale. * TTNDEB AND BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE U from the Superior Court of Jasper c-»untT, Georgia, I will sell for cash at public outerr, be fore toe court-house door iu the town of Moml- rello, Ga., during toe legal sa ohours,on thefin-t Tuesday In January, 3883, the fo)lowing Isud-, •tuated near said town and In said oounty, be- tnglng to the estate of William C. Penn, Utn ot * : rdxty acres of tho Wilson lot next a<l* tala county, deceased, to-wit: ill lot and ten acres ct the 1 jiulog it. bounded on the „.. oad, on toe north by that par * ■ * 7ebb, and on etded to John B. Wei tho eastby latu.i 4 Wilson lot. on y sri; by J. B. Webb’s land, on worthy Jaa Benton’s i ftnd, on the north by J, B. Webb’s land, and on ■ he south by Mrs. W. C. Penn, dower, being ill 1-1 that lot, exclusive of the forty sores claimed by K. J. Penn, ute|||ateM|iwmrara|^ tidow*« dower. ... . _ . lands, lying ou fchool of I’archaJ Shoi H aula of I J of tost port covered by tho Also, forty-seven acres *4 the . ng ou fchoal creek, atijoinlng i .Showers, deceased, on west. Pen »».ath, John C. Popo on north, and J. l the css*. WM. P. JORDAN, Administrator ol W. a Penn. MILTON COUNTY; . i .U..UIA. MILTON COUNTY.—WILL BE \ I sold before tho Court-house door in th town of Alpharetta, MLton county, Georgia, on th* first Tuesday In January next, the following prop erty; to-wit: One lot of land No. 318 in the first district and sc oond section of Milton county. Levied upon as tho property of Jordan Morris and H. 8. Sanford to satisfy a fl. fa. issued from Milton Bnperior Court in favor of the Marietta Savings Bank vs. A. p. Bowen as principal, and Jordan Morris and H. 8. Stanford, security. Property pointed out by plaintiff's attorney. This December a, isso. deo4—w4w WILLIAM BUlfiE, Bherift flEORGIA, MILTON C UNTY.-TO ALL Uwhom It tn*y concern—C. W Jamison having " letters oCadminisirntiob de boni estate of Wilkluftop Jamison, of said Ls Is. therefore, to dte all and singular the heirs and creditors of Wilkinson Jtmh-nn to be -nd appear at the January Term. 881, of tho Jaurroi Ordinary of said coun tv, iu»d show c u«te, i any thoy can, why letter* of administration de onia non, siiould not be granted on estate of Wilklusou Jamison. This Dec.-mbor 2 laj-o A DMINISTRATOR‘3 BALE—BY VIRTUE il. of on order of toe Court of Ordinary «f Fui- tju county, I will sell before the i uLor in Atlanta, within the legal' houisof f t-horns piece of land Iving eontheast oi Atlanta, J—.... i 1 it Shoals rord. being 555 feet wide aud 597 fee long, and is a part of land lot No twenty-one (21J of toe 14th district of originally Henry, uow Ful- ton,*county, rnd contains six andrix u-nthsceres, more or less: tbe lsr^or poition of said land lies xithfn tho corporate limits of Atlanta. tol<l as too property oi the estate of Chistiua tt 11<u>ii, de- «-eased, lor dbtnbntion. Teim-t cash. Atlanta, — JAMES WiLSDN, r-m decr-w Administrator. AGENTS WANTED VSTSKA l aiuily Knit (Haw nsctilna cv< r invented. Will knit a pair of stockings, wlih II ERL and T«E coalplefet. ia 20 minutes. It will also knit a great variety of fancy-work for whUh there ls alwayi a ready market. Send for circular and terms to the Twombly Knitting tischlaa Co., 409 Washington street, Boston, Moss. sept21—wky!7tr CHOICE PROPERTY 3POK SAIiB. A GOOD WATER POWER, WITH 20 ACRE? of Isnd.'Gin and Baw Mill ttached, rati by Turbine wheel, all In good running order; large Gin House, good two story Wood Shop, Black- wnlth Shop, good Dwelling honse and ono tenant ’ louse Properly near Concord Factory, on pub- ir road. Terms made easy, r further pjrtictiars spj premises. For further pjrticu oo premlser * .''mvr'-s, Ga December3. fSSOl •ie easy. ulars spplv to C. J. Malone the uuden-lg'ied. Ad.»r- *% J. D. MALONE dccy For. Sale. ^^FINE A PLANTATION AH H IN MID- pondence and inspection Invited. JOSIAH BOSWORTH. nov30—srtf Oorington. Ga. LAWKS?' CE & MART'N. Proprietors, Chicago, Ills. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, QEOOEBS AND DEALERS EVERYWHERE, LAMAR, RANKIN & LAfilAR, 000 septlit—dly sat toe* tour A wkrlv sow A . C-KE MAM CAN DO THE WORK Of TWO . sAwi’itllMli. Already tried by tboasands. wbo prononnea Already tried by thousands, wno pronounce It “the best, 11 girt eat. sUnyleat. and ehsmp- est. i ijrxb ine ever oflhred.'* It <3»u be used on the hi: bide. Operator stands erect While working. ss I LIBERAL TEBIkSl descriptive circular and testimo- none w4t-eow I nial*. Address 1 J. E. MfEPARD A fO~ CtsefeuaU, U. ukb Jbsrts, Mo. LAMDRETHS 1 SElDS^BESTlpni swssr^iool lagas sad Price*. Thr Otdttl <u*i mm! ezttnti**Srol BAnbujiDiaTuSb sons, tauiLj. wkyly eow Atlanta Brass i oundry. A Q PAGE FLORAL AUTOGRftPH ALBUM tirO Illustrated with Ferns. Birdf. Lillies, ocroltt, etc. Covers a-,d edges elegantly gilded, filro <7 select Quotations, all for 15 cts post-paid. Stamps taken. Ag*nu wonted. G. W. BOCr.MS- DEB. West Haven. CL anjti?—w4t sow HoSADALIS O rpIIE OUEftT SOUTHEES A EEMEUV forthe enre^fScrof. nia, Mrp&lll8t Scrofalons Taint. RhenmaUsm, IVIiito Swelling:, Imbure condition of tho blood, skin or scalp. RO SAB ALIS CUKES SCROFULA. ROSADALIS Ctireg Kfceiunntism. ^90AT*ls*r4M 1L HxLUtTTkCOl.l’ oct.6—wkTlv Kkjl' o»i\iuw HSR AGENTS WANTED To BsU tbs FavorJ CAKE AND BAKING P«H m 3tu as sunt to mst cnsouipel Ths «*»*■■* rfsor >*•& ts {*«»«• is teVatb«t*rt«en* SssfegawirrftlcrtrrvstairaBia. ISUftiMtalhot. tatCPARS A co« UarlnaaU, O-. wrM. feah, Ko. out ID- w» u u J il* M SA. a r IEOSADALIS o> Irosadalis I j «in * All UHlIlll H. ISOSADALIS i its Ingredient* published on every iage. Show it to your Phyeicisn, and will tell you it U composed oi tbs mgcfct alteratives tost exist, and 1* an jel?*-n Bteod Purifier. 11 E03AI'ALIS is eold by all Ururjj'sts. i»\V.UL & MARSH, Wlio]e«»ln ftgnnta. n,,ri—iUjlow trt U1 wM iwkyeowly ErUepiey cr Filling SlckKU OTJJEkEirS ! By wing Dr Bebbard's infsl’IMe remedy. War- rsbted to effect a rp-'edy and Permanent Core, where all other remedies have utterly tolled. A freoBottO” aect t.. every Sufferer. Bead your *'•***'' r ’i-*- express or port nffio-aMrera. ^ VT „ J. E DIFBLEK,«tot-mist, lx23.Broadway. N. T N. B —No Quack Doctor connected with thi» remedy. Mention this paper. doc7—w4w mto-ft. T»rra, ,n4 $5. . HsxunTkCoL.JfMUajt*, Xi mtUlHISifffflllH A NEW PROCESS FOR CONVERTING SEED OOTTGN Directly into Yarns. For farther InforciMPm apply to F. E. Wfll rPftKLD, ml. Ctenl Agent, . •eptli—wsramiri* ' Cnrtnra. MI-» CASH 3PAID POH BEESWAX. iT. If. HOIVOLEAK & CO., Boston, »cs. decio—dly Id sun wed wkyiK eow. * (ESTABLISHED £N 1828.) HEARN MALE SCHOOL, CAVE SPBIXG, GA. CtROTO TERM OPENS JANUARY 8 AND O Closes June 17. ML Special attention is given to preparing students lor the higher dame* in College. Tuition free to ten worthy students of limited means. Board, with the Principal, flfl per month; Tuition In the higher dMM (4 per month. Addrera, FALKMON J. KING, A. M. OR D.B. HAMILTON, Trca. Board Trustee*. MR. T. W. ABBURRY, 8*0. Board Trustee*. WVtMUVlB THE ABOVE TOOLS WITH OUR RUST WELL AUGER SA.XrS TOOX.B, 1 3aS PIPE, SHAFTING AND CoUFLINCH, faint the most aucoerafulWril Boring and Prospecting outfit now manufactured. Guaranteed to make — — **Cuaul*r. O. Rr8T, BL Joseph, Mo. Boies in Texas I# the riff* at a new inartrated Pamphlet dcscifp- tlge ot the country along and tributary to the i at oi the International & Great Northern Rail Road. and contains a good County Map of the State. It a!s> contains the name* andaddru* oi Farmers and Planters in Tex** who hare FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT, and t&ne.wbo will want Farm Hand* for ur-xi year. A copy of this book will be mulled in e u, those who at sire reliable Informal ion shorn Texas, upon application by letter or postal »ari to ALLEN McCOY, General Freight and Poueugcr Agei t, Bovlf—wtljan Paintinr, Vexitm. ♦ 70* Cmrnlf VI AOwlt tnm. AMiw Tss* * pa, AsguM. IUIm. ooQf-wkly IVID DteLoPORTTB-Nevertails lAJll to restores Lott Manhood. J| Relieved in fire minatei, and * PD *Cnred in twsn. .tn ly-lour hoar*. jdtew Mate' RMni /all*. Circular* of toe above preparations with certificatesfif cures sent free. - Address S. C. UP- Manatee County, Florida » Awkyly sow CHILLS w;- :;vu: h.k m CT8.1'AVS TOR THK etXr FriNnLi:n ** ~ "* ’ fcjrtfk-' Fittik, 4AC 111 Banner 3 mons Nothing like it. 19-.li ■ w 8 pages. Uiusirated. epecim Addrexs BANNER, Hinsdale, N. H, uovl8—wkiw eow
