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1 THE ATLANTA “WEEKLY CONSTITUTION: TUESDAY, JANUARY 4. 18S1. rtttrffi fill, rttt I *ocf«I convene and nrioai Jnnnetnt uaiue- v£j P»»S*|IIIHUh. I rot r, to Cilonfl Scott and bis amiable wife ♦- ar d charm in/ daughters left nothin? undone -uvrrcu •» la 10a Atlanta ) that would add to the pleasure of tbe even- ■ 1 V_****■ ' __ in*. With mttij oonjrratalatiocs and ex ATLANTA. GA.. JANU - RY 4. 18 1. I prmfoneof flefr beot ai-hes for the proe- : : l_ner.ty.nd ba( pine*n of the young couple ju*i launching their bark on tbe aea of 1 matrimony the company adjourned at a J late boor. ALL AROUND US. | Gkkxxvillb. 8. C. December 28—John WHAT 7 KB PEOPLE ARB DOING. H. Schofield was eUbbed lwe on Christmas «lav by a man wbocename is unknown. He _, _ . „ . „, | ir.fi cted a wound which it is now feared Tki a«ws from OrraviU', Ojayera, Egberts* will prove fatal No quarrel existed be Lteibaff, Daklaarga, B-.se, Decatur, tween them. and there is said to bare been GriJU atd Other Fisa a—What no provocation for tbe blow. Mr. John . th> Pcstola E»j- I H. Goodiett, an old c ii**n of this city, was I found !ait night ne^r the platform of tbe | city warebome very b-d'y hurt. He ha* Pakikx Drcr tuber 26.—Char.cey Brown and hi» wife Betsy, both colored, were nor derr-d abaut seven in lira from this place last bight. No part’.culara can be given of tba trrr.ble crime, as tbe whole thing u shrouded m mjiiery, Sr*at*. D c^mb^r 28 —Bishop Pierce has return: d Lome He ha* been absent three rnomi*. ba» L id rune ©anferences,and bar traveled over Texas. Arkansas, Georgia, Florida a> d other states to do his work. The hisbnp ia Liking unusually well, and the prayer* of many would have him im prove jet more.—— It-rv. P. H. Miller has arrived and taken charge of hia circuit for tbe cowing year.—-Mr, Louis Thomas, a prominent young lawyer of Athens, is vis iting hia father and relatives in Hancock Rome,Decembers?.—'Chriaimasday passed of! very quietly io ibis city, no disturbance o! any kind having occurred.— The mana -t-m of the library fair will naue a neat and spicy twelve column paper during the fair entitled tne "Pair Review ” Tbe new mayor and council whi b« Inaugurated next Monday ingtit. A tlic occurred in For- rotviii.% near *h»- city. Isat night, wherein tLe residence of Coloi.tf C. W. ripfouii, val- u* d .1 $10 <J«iD, was burned to the ground. There wav no inmj ranee. The lo-»a ia a heavy one to Colonel Hproull. Un;i:id, December 25.—Christmas ia umnu»liy dull. Money ia scarce with every 1**1 y. Plantation laborers haven't b<ea paid ofTas jet, Tbe cotton crop was abort This is tbe reason why money ia ao sen ire The failuic of Welch and Bacon of Alimov wa*u»c;iuua blow to tbe farm er. and" business men ol this and tur- rout.din* count ice. fine of our moat prom- ii t-:.i c:tir.ei Mr. G. M. Byron, ia aaid to hsv-j lint $5.80(1 by them.—No excitement a>H.uMU - county election. The different portics woi to nave vented all their en- tl.u ii'»m hi tbe opening of tbe campaign. Daiiuiskoa. December 25.—A severe atorm of Mt-c; utidmmw has been prevail ing from tin ra>t since three o'clock this morning, v.ttb heavy winds, lb© outlook is (or a deep snow. Tbe vow g people got up n splendid Chnrtun tri e at tbe Methodist church, on iMbt eveuitur for the benefit and pleasure of all the Sunday-school children in town. Colour) Jt >j d made a tutk in regard to Chriatinss and tbe trie, when K. il. Baker and C. li Green nfUciair d in delivering the xnanv priseuta to tbe d.-tigfited children. It wa.«quite a sucks*. and the Urge crowd seemed to enjoy tbe crcasion as much as tbe little people. Caxto*. December 27.—The news of a aad death at Ho ly Sp i:.#§ on ho Mariettaand North Georgia railrwid, has r ere Led this place, that occu«red last night. Fiom the iiariii ulars best known, it reems that Mr. l*eter He-ce, the unfortunate being, has been pretty freely imbibing liquor for the fast Jew davr, <i tiring f'hrisiiuaa holidays, and that on Wt nitzht he went to a brush pile in which was said to U a gourd of still alnglingror eomethingof the kind,and while there tbe Mipposifion is tliat be fell asleep and froze to death. Before he was found the 1km* hsd torn Lit bowels out and otherwise cut him frightfully to pieces. This fe another ciue in which whisky waa the chief actor. MapimiX, December 25—1890 has pre ssmen her Christmas morning rainy and bad. The whistling wind ia singing a good bye to the dying year and the life of tbe twelve montba is slowly ebbing. As it m ars the end we feel the clntnmy cold of its lingers and recollect that to ita days the bourn of fate have come.—-The new and commodious livery stable by Measta. K. A, t hafre *t Co. ia about finished, and that enterprising firm have entered upo** what v.e hope may prove a successful lure—A New Yeai'a ball by* the young men ia in preparation.—Professor E L Iteid, of Virginia, formerly connected with the female college here, but now of Union finrlf-.m. AJa., j> apendiug Christmaa with the MadUutiiaus. Eufavi.%, Ala.. December 28—Our efty ha* been very cold during the holidays Oreiti «H*pUy of fireworks during Friday and Saturday, and every body seemed to be in fine sprit*; futon )at>t night at 10 o'cli ck II Edmondson’s warehouse waa discovered to las on tire. Eight hun dred bales of cot ton waa in aaid bit ding. all of which wea lost, lb- nea the bn mil g of the warehouse end stores with goods were damaged. The entire hiss to idl (.antes is estimated at $75bctf. The major i art iscovered with in surance. The Airmen had to work very bard to juw* nt tbe destruction of an entire bw ck. t lie fire ia still burning,’but under control now. |1.aGr».m>c, December 28—The Light tumid bur waa a complete tuccrss. It ©on tinutd four days. It both placed the com- put y on a firm footing and ofiordetl young if'tifd it moat enjoyable season of pfoaeui It was well nticnucd throughout though th< weather vnt hitler. We never saw the 1«- ies of looiirarge more heartily enlisted in u g» o 1 cause, or the men more liberal in t heir patronage The presidents of both the h male colleges brought out their boarders ©>.«• »*veiling each, greatly to the delight of the bojs. 1 honvh the expenses were very heavy the company cleend a little more than*two hnf.dred d dlars The Cbrist- niss tree at the I^Urarge female college was th.* finest we remember to have ever m «n. There were near!y COO presents on it, and some of them very costly. That one at the SouthernMemale college last evening waa prettier but tuore diminutive. AMtaicTrs, December 26—Mr. Peter Cro ahan, wli j waa stricken with paralysis on Thursday, died yestenlny. Christmas day pvM>l of! very pleasantly here, nearly cverv place of busine-a iu the city being c'.oM.d, and the day devoted to general job liticat .«n and enjoy menu Notwithstand ing the streets were thronged with people from n oming till night, good order pre vailed and the day pawed off without any disturbance or accidents. It waa a great day for rrflies of all kinds and at least $1,000 worth of goods Wt re disposed of in that way.—The ladies of ti e city have decided to receive New Year’-calls on next Friday instead of Sat urday The custom of making and receiv in. New Year’s cal l-i ha-* been in vogue here for many yean past, and the number of call, era tutaaeaaon witi be v.ry large. Coxvaa*. December 28 —Arthur Whita ker, ton of Arnold Whi taker, of this county, baa the misfortune to lose three of hia fin- gr;s by the sccdental discharge cl a gun. —The Christmas tree at the Presbyterian church la t rrigbt wa« filled-with beautiful pre«enta for tbe Suud*y.9Chool children and others. The ecramttue appoint*d to deco rate the tree deserve uuica credit for the ta^te displayed \u arranging the presents Noiwitb.-rat ding the very cold weather the church was tilled. The Methodists alw d quite a nice tree Christmas eve night. Many hearts were made glad.- “ * ~ since died. It is supposed that be fell ofl of the platform, which is some eight feet from the ground. A Conner’s jury cow sitting on tbe case — Heavy. snow storm here on Saturday Snow waa five inches deep. It U regular Christmas weather Oa Chris: mas eve the store of W. W. Goldsmith, jeweler, was gone into and his tafe broken open. A con siderable amount of money and jewelry was taken therefrom The Christmas tree for lbe children of the Presbyterian church will be lighted to-morrow evening, and a pleasant time is anticipated.—— Gaims. December 2d.—Snow commenced to fall here abont 11 o’clock last night, and bj’ daylight this morning the ground was covered to the depth of about six inches, the drifts being front one to two feet Trains are a!l behind time Reports from Carrollton say the snow )•» much deeper there then here. This is probably the deepest snowfall we ever had. I have a*ked several old inbab.rants, and none of them remember a storm like this. Tne weather is frightfully cold, loo, and only adds to tbedisagreeablenrss r.f tbe situation. The merry jingle cf sleigh bells, certainly t novelty bere.has eommer c d to enliven th* streets, and their name will belegion should tbe snow only settle a little sooner. This has been a regular hotnir y fall. The masquerade at Mias Porter’s school to-morrow night promises to be a grand success. The young ladies bare tendered the young men e "last dunce” party at the Nelms bouse Friday night.-;—Tl.e Wchsterean debating club will celebrate to-night by giving an elegant banquet. A number of toasts will be offered. LrEsureo,December27.—Last (rightabout 4 o’clock Mr. B E. Powell's dwelling and smoke-house, about six miles from here, were consumed by fire. Nothing was saved but a few clothes and bedrteads. and they were much damaged. Tbe family was aroused by a negro out hunting, who dis >vered it in time to save them, perhapa. diu the flames. It wi* thought to be e work of au incendiary, who bad stolen some meat and syrup from the syrup house and did this to cov*r his tracks. There was quite a quantity of meat in the *m>»ke bou-e be fore the fire troke out, nutaf erwardstbere was only a small piece found, crisped oy the flames. The fire first broke out in a little shed-room where there hadn’t been a fire in eighteen months. C’firistmas is livelier and trade ia better than at first an ticipated. A good deal of money afioat hut comparatively little drinking going on. Merchants are collecting very well— debts of long standing are being paid "** Inion among tbe knowing on< >at James Setter, present sheriff, will be elected over T. J. Manm. Tbe tide is siting pretty strongly ; n bis favor; up to within a few weeks ago Maron led him con- siderably. Foxhyth December 27 - Twoaaddeathsoc curred here the past week. Mrs H A Barnes of Bamesville. died at the residence of Dr. Sneed on the 21st instant. She came down on Wednesday preceding to visit a sick relative, intending to return &ttnnlay, but on the morning of that day wa* taken vio lently with congestion and died on Tuesday follov.mg. Her body was ia«eu to Barnes vil/ejfor burial.——On the 23«1 instant Mr T. K- Cham less who resides about five miles in tbe country, came to town to make bis Christmas purchases. At t welve o’clock he left apparently well; at two he was fouud lying down on tbe seat of hia buggy, half a mile from home, altnoet in a lifeless condi tion. He waa taken to the house and died in a short lime His death was probably caused by congestion or heart disease. He was highly respected, and waa one of tbe most prosperous farmers of tbe county. : The Bapstist bazaar paa*d off pleasantly, was a success financiali>’ and otherwise Several drunks and rows in terraDted tbe Christmas festivities. Mrs. Fannie Kimball, organist at the Methodist church in your clly, is spending the holi days here with friends Caxtor. December 28.—Mrs. Crisler, wife of Mr. B F. Crisler, one of our most promi nent business men, died yesterday after noon after a prolonged sickness of seve ral months She leaves a family of small children, kindred and many warm friends to mourn her death. Tbe bereaved have the heartfelt aympatbie* of your enrres iMmdent There is a great demand for business and dwelling house*. None are to be procured for love nor money.. Several are being built and others in contempla tion. Our town and county is constantly receiving acquisitions to tha i*opulation Several changes have already been made in tbe business circles and many others awaiting time. Messrs. Hpe*r. La tnam «t Co. have moved into their new quarters; Dr. William A Greene will take their old stand. Dr. J. M. Turk, our popu lar and skilled physician, will open out a "bran new” drug store anon m the In-use Dr Green is now vacating Two other blacksmith and wood strnps will open bud- ness this week. Ellis ACogirins mrrehauta, have dissrived. \V. M. Elds will continue the old business. Mr. C-ggina, it* is ru mored, will open out a new a cck at tbe o’d stand Rav.W.J. Barton Is doing business for himself at the Chastain old ataud. The shoe shops have con-olidatad and J. M Vance, the harness-maker, >a moving away. J. M. McAfee, our successful burineas man, and the most enterprising of our town, con Unties to build up Canton. Canton is fast building up her wealth. w , morning __ recovery being considered doubtful. Fish was too drank to get sway, or if be wasn’t, he didn’t, and an an officer took him 'in tow. He now languhhea in 8paW- N ng county jail to await the result of Smith’s disemboweied corporoaity. South Grif fin was very nracb alarmed last night over what was almost a ter ions fire, canted by a burning chimney in Mrs. John Andrews’s Baxxbxjdge. December 24 —Our town to day has been literally inhabited with can didates and negroes. All day long the black tide has poured through tbe streets, render ingtbem almost impassable in pursuit of Christmas tbing* and "lection” # wbi*ky. and our numerous candidates are pouring it out to them without stint. The thirst for < dice in uar county i* very graa* among tboee totally unfit to fill them. They make things glorious for tbe colored brother. It ha full harvest to him. and he is making the most and best of it. Oue - can but help feeling a compassion for tbe poor dupes, who, under tbe insane delusion that they will be etect- (dare remorselessly bled by the*© black vampires of our political atmosphere. riimon A. Wiel and Green Tayior had a r>w in the clerk’s office Wednesday about oasly. It i* thought his skull i* fractured A Mr. Hill and a negro, Marlborough. bad a street figbt today. No lives or blood lost. They were plucked by the police, and r- q-tired to give bond fur their appei t»*fore ibt mayor Monday After Mr U. J. Williams's stick collided with a c -lored brother's .bead Cxus-, too much "sans;” result, broken stick, a cracked crown and a police court The new Methodist minister. Rev. Mr. Burks, arrived yesterday a itb bis iam’ly. He preaches Sunday. Colonel Gentry, of the Savannah News town, wedded Mias Manasah Belcher, one of our pretty girls, at tbe Metbodbt church Friday evening. Well, a merry Christ inas to you all! Elbxktox, December 25 —The murder of Caroline McMahon created cbnaiderableex citement among tbe negroes in thisconnty, and bad it not been for the counsels of while men, Allen Blackwell, the alleged murderer, would have met a terrible fate at tf.e hands of his own race and color. The facts of the murder so far as they have come to light, are about as follows: Oi evening of tbe 22d Allen Blackwell, who is a shoemaker living- at Ruckersville, and who has lost ah-gand usfs a wooden pin a* a i artificial leg. was heard to make threats that be “intended to kill somebody before dajMight tbe next morning,” a* d made ar rangements with anotber negro to borrow a horse. After night he borrowed the horse and went in the direction of the place where deceased lived, ( leceased lived about three miles from Ruckeoville. The person that committed the deed rode a horse whose tracks corresponded with the tracks made by tbe home borrowed by Al len. and t ; ed tbe horse about two hundred a;.d fifty yards from the house where de ceased wss living. The iracks leading from where the horse was tied to tbe house were made by a person with only one leg The bottom pait of tbe wcoden J**g .s«emed to have been wrapped with cloth The same kind of track led back from the house to tbe bora*, but tbe wrapper was lost off of tbe woodt n foot bn the way Lack, and was found by the coroner's jury, and proved to be a shoemaker’s apron. The accused’s wooden foot, or pin, fits exactly in the ini nresaion made after the wrapper cam " Tbs accused and deceased had been int until recently. For tbe past few weeks the deceased hnd t-bown a preference for anoth er man and would have nothing to do with i be accused,which incensed him very t Deceased was a pood-lookir.g colored woman nViut twenty-one years old: had been mar ried but reparated from her brshaud twoor three years ago. The tccused is about fifty years old; is a married man, and has been ii bsd character for several years. A farther investigation of the ca*e will be had before tii* county conrt next week There was a tine display of fireworks in Elberlon last night It is rainiep, snowing and hail ing, and the wind is blowing very cold to day Your subscribers here send thanks in advance for tbe paper to be issued to morrow. DOWN IN DIXIE. IN GSNSRAL. TB2 KBBLY MOTOR. Stock That Once Hold at $300 Dow* —In tbe dominion parliament they speak of themselves as “Bntons.” —John Kelly’s political sagacity does not gain brilliancy in adversity. —General Garfield sends milk to be sold i Cleveland. His cows are mainly grade Durham. —Tbe American'consnl at Cork says that what Ireland needs, is coal grates and coal- burning stoves from the U uited States. Tbe price got for tbe "Fantaisie Arabe” of Fortuny, imported by one of the leading dealers of New York, is aaid to be $12,000. —George E.iot said: "When death,- tbe great reconciler, bos come, it is never our tenderness that we repent of. bat oar se verity.” —Mr. Edgar Davenport will rejoin his riebrated sister. Miss Fanny Davenport, shortly, and will play with ter company during the re*t of the season. —The "proper caper” at London dinner arties now is to have real fruit trees in tbe ibing-room, so that the guests may gather their own desserts —Joseph Seligman, the New York barker, gave $way $25,000 on Christmas dsy —$1,000 *ach to ten public charities, and $&JUc*cb to thirty. —Mr. Alexander Agassiz has given $230,- 000 to tbe Mu*enm of Natural History at Cambridge. Mass., sirce 1871. He made bis money iu the lake Superior copper mines. —Tlfoy are just now introducing the bank-check system in Austria, tbe govern ment having ordered an investigation of i<s merits with a view of its official adop tion —General Ord is going to engage in busi ness in Mexico, where his sou-m-law, Gen eral Trevino, is now secretary of war. The g neral’a pay, as a retired officer, is about $4 000. —Woman succeeds man in the livery of British servants. The footwoman is just as competent and notsts expensive as the foot- m in, besides being a good deal neater and less liable to drunks. —It is rather strange that there is starva tion in Connemarra, in Ireland, where, it is alleged, the land is poor, and also starvation in Connemarra, in Minnesota, where the laud ia said to be the richest iu the world. —The wealth of M.Thiers and his wife will all go to her sister, Mlie Dosne. Since the death of lime. Thiers, Mile. Dosne has been i*. a stare of utter prostration, having been carried from her sister’s bedside iu at parently dying state. —John Q. Adams, in noting in his diary the de-ith of Jaine< M.mme, for two terms president of the United States, wrote: "This day occurred ;he death of James Monroe, alter six years of penury a-id dis Philadelphia Record. Immediately after the annual meeting of the Ksely motor stockholders, held two weeks s*o, a THCOXLTSEII1XE - Dr. Ms BstoratiT3 Piils For the cure of exhausted vitality, nerroua and phyidcal debility ar* for sale by by Lamar. Ran- kin Jc Lamar, aud each box bears the imprln ~ ~ *' - * — * *’ Uni hundred other things claimed for 11 they would resist further payments to the discoverer. _ “°t the less: disturbed by their threats, and when they found this they begsn nodetand coax him, as a boom In the stoex needed. The man of mysteries declined to - ie to their requests, but said: "I see mr wav as clear as sunlight.” Then be eased use, because he had enouch to live on. This was unvarnished Opinions. Already — over $ ji’O.OX) on the machine, and could appreciate results. Mr Kee;y plainly informed his vldtors that he would not. iTe on»xhibition for two month*, at least, because the eugine needed some alterations. Keely has had a uew engine built at a cost of $10,030. and the old one bos teen placed on the lower floor of the building ou Tweutieth street Keely promised that when the exhibition is given both engines should be placed in operation, »as to show the improve meat in the new ir teokL The callers were compiled to dep: iibout behu able to convince Keely that a lit for a boom wss near at hand The stock of the Keelv motor company is n< held at about f7 per share This time lari year it wss worth $t». The highest it ever reached was f300. when K.0QQ shares weredUposei of la New York at the figures named, 't he average price has been about $150 per share, a«.d the transac tions at those rates have been lsree. Of the pro- HELD THIS! BEAD THIS! An advertisement appears signed by a self- Doctor A B. Sigesmond, the statements in ore ao utterly false, aud likely to mislead , iblic, that although unwilling to enter into controversy with a person of Mr. Sigesmo .d’s reputation 1 am compelled in self-defense, ana in deference to Messrs Lamar, Rankin 4: Lamar to make a plain statement of facts, a .d leave those interested tojuJge. It is said Ita scorpion is placed In a nag of Are. he will stlnc himself to death, it will be rather amusing to watch the con- tortioi s of this one. Ia the early portion of tbe yetr 18M, I was in duced uniortauately to accept an agency from S. B. Sigesmoud, then redding in St Louis (where he Is well known), upon the pledge from him iu writing. I quote from his letter of April 9th:— "Every plil is made in Paris from the prescrip tion given by Di. Ricord.” On this pled*e I advert!«d and sold the p’lls. Oa 7th Jane Mr 8 wrote as follows: "Oar views of adrertiriug are ao entirely differ- —* * *—*•' *— *-■— -* *'— Tn.mti.ilf '' writ In answer to which mine of 9ih Jaue ten. to which he replied cn return mail. "1 will advertise in my own name, but have no objection to have your name underneath as 13th July writes: 1 have wruteu to the 'Brooklyn Esg’e' for the leans of a yearly contract fa.* an advertisement, which 1 will have your name." mediate orders la my establishment another box. and wrote the same day Sigesmond. requesting that his stock of pills Trie Kittle of Cow pens. Ctt s olestox, 8. r., December 28.—'The celebra tion of the battle of Cow pens, with the unveiling of tbe mom.ment of Daulel Morgan at Spartan burg, S. C.. is postponed from Jaumry 17th to i 1-tcr dare not yet Anally determined on. The principal object of the postponement is to give sn opportunity for the o>«>per*^>n of New Hamp shire, Connecticut, New Wrk. Pennsylvania, New Jersey. Delaware aud Maty land, whose leg islatures meet next month. r First in Everything. Troy, Ala., Enquirer. Atlanta is bound to be first in everything. It is tiioiouthly olive and always on the qui vivo. No Urn *, labor or expens? i* spared to advance , thrift, progress aud e .terpri-e Covixotox, December 27.—We regret rery much to report that th- Christmas pleasure of our town boa been seriously marred by lbe burning of MiraCallielrwiu. Misslrwtuisa student of the £outbcru Masonic female college and an inmate of tbe familj* cf Judge McCormick Neal; her borne being at Milner. Last Saturday even ing Mira Irwin lay down before tbe fire, and fe!l asleep. Sue woke to find fo r clothing on fire. Her cries brought assistance, but lb© fire bad been burning some time, judg ing front the damage done to her doming, and she received very painful and quite severe burns on her back and side Her hands at d wrists were quite severely burned, in her effort* lo extinguish tbe fi imea. Mr*. Npenc-r, a. daughter of Judge Neal, received painful burns on her hands, while trying to relieve M ss Irwin.— Chriritnos nas been about up to the averai in Inn and fifewovka. * On Saturday sig) about eight o’clock an a’arm of fire was given, and it was ascertained that the small wooden building on tbe west side of tl»o square, occupied by Whitten and Al- beo, was on fire. No damage d*>ne. De fective ebimney the cans© The down (lay passenger train due here on Sur day Tiling was delayed for four or fl ce hours by a broken truck under the baggage car. Tue cccident occurred at or near Yellow river bridge, and wss ait«r.ded with to results more serious ;lian tbe delay. Hawxixsvillx, December 27.—Christmas ■The wealher for I dawned opon our a imuuuity cloudy and sewnl davs has been very ©old and dlsa- i »«« comiuuea so unui ia»i vveiiog CfcriMniM -<> f.ir h„ puxtl ot) U-*»utitul lc,-d«y. thoush ■ nottbw.,1 win! — v . a.k... ... i v. i>miM it nmlit rani. 'Tam-li* 1»«- h>« n»w>n Tax Methodists in ?cuth Carolina number 4C,- 2V5. TctcuMBiA,. Alabama. Is putting up street lamps. Thxbx are five' newspapers in Huntsville, Ala- Tax mesfl's are doing many of the Kentucky towns. torisvnxc, Ey., is to have a $100,000 cotton factory. Plenty of peddlers in many of the counties of MJarisrippL Most of th i Tennessee weeklies have suspended for Chris) ani*. M any hones are dying of lung fever at Louis ville, Ky. Kaos are ceiling at a nickel apiece in Memphis, Tenncosec. . Fabmkm in the Mississippi valley have hoarded f W.0.0,0W in gold. JnUN Clav. the brother of Henry Clay, ia living In Kentucky. ChaelcstoX South Carolina, had a Christmas tree for the poor. In one dajxeccntly 2,491 persons visited Eureka Spr ngs. Arkausss. Fl >n>* oranges alterable qnanfiria A charitv concert at Nashville, Tenn., Friday ;*ht realised f— Native appl In Bonham, T< A Kchtucxy man's goose hone records eleven mows aud two more to coma. AN organized bond of horse thieves rc.ms to he prowling around Ealaala, Ala. Red ash and other northern coal bos advanced in CharUston. & C, to fS per ton. Wild turkeys are seUlnglu Bandera county, Texas, at twenty-five cents apiece, Alabama has a giant only 12 year* old, who weighs pounds aud 1* • feet high. The mountains of Tennessee, are alive with deer, and there is plenty of vealscn. The Jackson Republican, the last radical pa per In Mississippi, died a few days since. This season .*,600.000 pounds of salt have been (hipped from Avery’s Island. A cotton facto Texas, aud port of Legislation is cal’ed for,in Arkansas for the suppression of quack doctor* in the state:. Tommy Lyon came into this world a few days ago at Faria. Ky.. with one well developed tootu. The Columbus. Miss., cotton seed oil mills are Idle for the want of seed. AN extra session of tbe legislature is called for by some of the MIaaL-dppi papers. A coax tree some 40 feet high is growing ia the gsrdeu of Mr. Thomas Brags, of Mobile. Boors $23 gold nieces ire now said to be in dr cuUtlon around Camden, South Carolina. Joust Tolley, of Morris:own, Tennessee, killed two bogs, twelve mouths old, that weighed 700 pounds. The Tallahassee people are making extensive preparation* ior the inauguration of Governor Bloxhomou January 4 th. The Temp'n Sinai on Carondelct street. New Orleaua, coat $161,000 The first two soles of less than one-bal! the pews brougtt $170,000. Two colored preachers ore applicants for the of fice of chaplain of tbe Tennessee penitentiary, to be fil ed by appointment of Governor Hawkins. Many of the fruit trees of Marion county. Arkansas has been killed by the recent hard freaxe. •Birmingham. Ala., receives from Tennessee most uf her eggs, chickens, butter and other country produce. fiEVEBAL horses and mules have la tel; Given county, Alabama, from eating ba< pea vines. Scvexal rood dogs nave been killed in foe Beulah section, S juth Carolina, daring the pan two weeks. Tbe people of Natrbe*. Miss , have voted $223,- 000 to complete the Natchez. Jacx*ou aud Colum bus railr ad. —Three men kit in the United States ate who were governors of southern states when tbe war broke out, and remained in office by re election at it* close: Harris of Tennessee, Vance of North Carolina, and Brown of Georgia. —One of the Austrian Prince Rudolph’!, wedding gift* is to be tbe marriage ring of Maria Theresa.. It is to be presented to him by the cloister of SL Elizabeth, at Kiagen- furt, to which it was bequeathed by the great empress's daughter, the Archduchess Maria Anno. —In Hungary it is a practice of long standing to store groin in vaulted cellars or cisterns. Occasionally, in ploughing, a pea sant comes across one of these cisterns, filled with grain hundreds of years o!d, for gotten, no donbt, after some war, when the whole community was cut off. —The sultan is abont to insrry off two of bis daughters—vonng things, not yet fifteen years old. The bridegrooms, who are Turk ish cavalry officers, have been allowed to choose their wives for themselves, and for dowry each receives a palace, many slaves, end a present of money. —The lecture fever has struck Frar.ce and no le3s a personage than M. J ules Ferry is making arrangements for a course on edu cation, to be delivered in the French lan guage. y.rs. Westlake, Mr. Oscar Browning and Walter Pollock wiii be among the speakers from England. —The Introductory portraits of the Altuanch de Gotha for 1&81 are those of Mr. Gladstone, tbe Princess Augusta Victo ria of Schleswig Holstein and S ephaine of Belgium, the Empresses Presumptive of Germany and Austria respectively, and the prince of Fuerstenburg. „ —On Christmas day Manager Fort, of the academy of music, received the following dispatch from Mr. Henry E. Abbey, at Montreal: "After the last performance to night 1.000 students took the horses out of Mile. Ben hardt’s s!e«gh and escorted her to the hotel, singing ’The Marsellaise.’ ” —It ia reported that Mrs Hicks Lord is negotiating for the purchase of the large brown stone house on tbe north-east corner of Madison avenue and Thirty-sixth street, one of the group built by tbe Dodges and the Phelpses. The price asked is said to be $280,000, which Mrs. Lord is os yc: unwill ing to pay. Abraham Lincoln, a negro from Liberia, came to this country m search oi a sister. He was robbed of $9U0in New York, arrested by tbe police, and is now in the poor-house at Aroitj'vliie, Long Island, cogitating over a hospitality which he did uot expect in a conntiv that sends out missionaries to civilize bis race. - A Jfaslcal Prodigy. Reader! Kr/cSSSSMJ ifce phlegm* Have yon an oppression on the wzs with short breath? Do you have a lit of a lying down? A sharp pain now and then in the region of the heart and shoul ders? A chilly sensation down the back? If SO, delay is dan sr roun. •* Slight colds,” if neglected, often result I neonsnai] ‘ the reme.y, if applied promptly. r , .. julil have , averted all danger. For twrnty-Cve evnts you can get the remedy which the test of twenty years has proved to be the most vsU nable Less Bslsnm ever discovered. TUTT’S EXPECTORANT Will enable you to raisethepblegm. cause pleasant sleep and you will wake in the morning, cough gone, Icngs working freely, end breathing easy. It is a preventive and cure for croup and a pleasant cordial. Children lore it. No tamllr should be without it. Sold by dm spirts in 25c and $t bottles. Principal office 3o Murray SL, New York. violinist. Ho i« only fourteen years of age, but bas already made a triumphant professional tour of Europe aud Brazil Ho is considered by com- ret* nt must' al judges and the press to be a mu sical prodigy. He bring* his comi and proposes to make a tour of the giving concern in the principal cities. Id the Wrong Place. Detroit Free Press. Sparks and Weaver got thirty pices in the Con gressional Record. Tney should have got thirty days in something el CTnitRA BEMEDIER. wszwmgBuamma A safe and gentle purgative, recoin- meuded lot ihe care of all# diseases of the stomach, hver and bowel*. They purify theJitood, Increase the cp;'«-tite, cause the body to Take on Flesh, and by tkeir Tonic ActiononthcDigcstivcOrgncaJirguIarStoolfl are produced. As active for Chills and Fe ver, Dvspcpaia, !?!rk Headache, Billons Colic* fu/iAtipslioo, Rkermurisei, Piles, Palpitation cf tire Heart, Pain iu the Side, Back uud Loins, uud Female Irrean- Iiirltfe?, they nre n fluent a rival. If you do uot "feel very well," a jungle pli! at bed time simulates the stomach, restores the aupelite- and imparts vizor to ?he system. JMce25i Office,’doMurray St, New York. tk’lUTS FOB TUTT’S MANUAL FREE* O-J aprl—Qly lues that sat dcvrly nx id mat PA.RKER’S GINGER TONIC- skillfully in Parks«’s GiNcaa Toxic - To malts it the g re clast Blood PuriCer and the Dext Health and Strength Restorer aver used.' ; It cures Dyspepsia,,Rheumelism. Nearalgb,! Sleeplessness, and aU diseases of the Stomach,. Bowels, Lunns, User. Kidneys, Urinary Organs ,sndallFemaU Complaints. .. ^ . J , If yem are wasting sway with Con«Cmptnn er, any disease, use the Tonic to-day. No matter what- your symptoms may be, it will surely help you. ; Remember! This Tnwrc cures drunkentiej Is the Cect Family Medicine ever raade^enurely [different from Bitters, Gince~ " ‘ether Tocics, and cooLiaes th* .. .. •rrticsofaiL Buy a 50c. bottle of your dreggist. • Nose cccuine without our ^nature on Out>iae< rroapper.jfiscox tt Co., Chcmistg, New York. FARKBYS HAIR BALSAM fSSfiitaa itJC—dly tuce thnr sat Awkriy wwwm It moda from a Pimple Tropical L^t of Rare Falue, and Is a PtfvXHVS Remedy for all De l.isaer, sole agents for the 1 it of *ent, 1 will in future advertise for myself." > some other party, aud the pills were genuine and made in P.ris,waa fouud to be uuirue, tbe said Ktcurd’s Vital Re storative pills were made in Philadelphia, the /ormula having been altered moretaan once, and “ere not made from Dr. Ricord’s lornmla.” •V. That the dose o! 5 pills, three times per day, 15pills eoch day. was more than the stomach and pockets of buyers could stand." "3. That purchaser* comph.ir.cd that they wee 1 benefited by their use.’' That the p Us were made of such deadly and B.C. BIBB & SON Iron Founders. BALTIMORE, MD. Manufacture a desirable line of Heating and Cooking Stoves, including the popular COOK Both plain and with Reservoir. A quick baker, . Heavy and attractive, embodying all uv/ul * FOR 8ALR BT LX IDISO DSALXR8. CAMPBEU* fOBKTf, OlO'JGIA. CAMPBELL COUNTY—ORDINA- IT ry’« Office, December 11, ISS0.—Andrew J. Doroett. guardian of L. J. Kidd, having applied .to thi Court of Orelinar > of said county tor m dis charge from hia guardianship of 1*. J. Kidd’s This*. to show cause, by filing c why the aaid Andrew J. Dorortt should not be dlrmPsed from his guardianship -of L. J. Klld. and receive the u— -• x *—•- W deci2 wtw guardianship of L. J. ] si letters of dl*mi.«.ion. R. C. BEAVERS. Ordinary. (jr Hudson, adminisirutor of the estate of Lu/irella Hudson, deceased, has spoiled foe di«n Mon from his said administration: All persons concerned are hereby notified to fife their objection*, if any exist on or before the Monday in February next else lotrere of daslon will be grant^l the applicant. B. a BEAVERS, RETAIL. HARDWARE. NEW HARDWARE STORE. CLARKE, THOMPSON & CO., No. 45 Peachtree Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Hue oi*n«l. FlKaT-CLASS BITAIL HARDWARE BOUSE, where yon will Coil, (nil Stocko: G 1 oi Mi BABREM, SADDLES, BRIDLES. CQ1.UM, HUBS, SPOKES, FELLOES, WHEELS, SPRINGS, AXLES, BLACKSMITHS* TOOLS, AND THE CELEBRATED CUIXiIrED IRON PLOWS. Together with a full aa»rtment cl Pocket and Table Cattery, Gain. Pistole, etc. PRICES LOW. .nrf--k«mn IRON, STEEL, NAILS, UOLLOW.WABE, SHOVELS, SPADES. AXES, HOES, PLOWS, TRACE CHAINS, HARES, CARPENTERS* TOOLS* HORSE SHOES, MI LE SHOES, SCALES, SCALR BEARS, STEEL-YARDS, STRAW CUTTERS, CORK SUELLEBS, CANE MILLS, RUBBER BELTING, LEATHER BELTING, BORGIA, JASPER COUNTY—WILL HE told be lore tbe court-house door in the town onticello, in raid county, within thehourt of Fht-rlfTs Mica, on the find Tuesday In January. 18*1. the foltowii’K property, to-wit: Five hundred acre* of land, more or lets. In said county, oa the prop tty of Leroy Lawrence, and known os the Lawrc! < e dace, adjoining ’arda of John Stewart on the t o *b at d ea*t, the Ocmulgre river 00 the county. 1 by virtue of a fl. fa i**ut*d from the Superior C urt of Jasper o.inly In favor of Orem W. Walker against John L McMIchail.trinrlpaLand • i erojr Lawrence, oecurity. November *.’4, lfcSL 1.ovi’—wtw JEFF AIKEN, hhvllff. EXCELSIOR COOK STOVES! THE BEST irt THE HURSET- benefited by their use/' ret the p 11* were made __ dangetoua diu^a, that I would u _ mend them on anycjnsideratlou, to which he le- plied on July 21, lsao: •• Though I have your name in ’the New York Herald,’ and intended to have the tame in other rs, but do as you desire and have given an r to Mr. ttuduut to get tbe goods from you, I . also written (as requested) to the N. Y. Her- ld to leave jour name out from the advertise ment.” much for Mr. gfgesmond’s statement that tbn •i^tncy was revoked. If any one can bj proved guilty oi willful cud known falsehoods, it is good common reuse and law that all his statements mu t be tuspu-iouriy received. Now iu regard to is other state cut*. That 1 am counterfeiting hia pit!*—this is situ- being Two pill*, twice a day, while hia are Five pill*, three times a day. It would be utt jr folly oa my port to counter- fit an unsaleable article. De states in substance that fifty of my pills can be taken without harm. 1 cannot return the compliment, for 1 would t recommend any take any quantity of deadly aud daugerous drugs of which his arc pharmaceutical chemists of 14 years’ standing, with over 5'JO medi Juai extract* on my shelves— that it is hardly to be supposed 1 would be ao stupid and ignoraut as to advertise a pill of S gr. * ina, andspeud thousands of dollars on it, from my knowledge aud experience, 1 cauld make a pill of more power for leas money. Next I charge that Mr. Sigesmond Is incapable 01 analyzing anything. One fact atone will prove this—for he cannot deny that heseut a formula for his Vital Restorative to ihe manufacture r.> who re.used to make it up. Informing him that they would not compound such a dangerous pill, Fourteen different sizes sum! kinds. Five sizes with Enameled Reservoirs. Adapted to all requirements, and priced to suit all ptxzaoL LEADING FEATURES: Double Wood Door*, Patent Wood tirato, Adjustablo Damper, Interchangeable Auto matic Shelf, Erolling Door, Swinging lZearthc Plate, Stringing Flea-Stop, Reversible Goa- Burning Long Croa Piece. Pan Mo Shad Centers, Heavy Ring Oovws. IUrmunatod Kra Dooia, Nickel Knobe, Nickel Ptnrls, ctn Uneqnaied In Material, fo Hnieh, kbA la ywriwi Manufactured by ISAAO A, SHEPPARD AGO, Boitfxn\KL fcraila by Hwlcallfcnilfcgriftb Pan Inal 4Wa>toa Six, AfhaBhGa J«S1*F.R COUNTY. v ry’a Office. December 2S. 1880.—Notice is heieby given to all ©error.s concerned, that Matthew Raney, late of aaid county, but now de ceased, neparted this life in testate and no person has applied for admlnUtratiou on the eatsteof taid Matthew Raney In aaid estate; that adminis tration will be vested in the Cle*k ol the Superior ( curt, or some other fit aud proper person, at the February Term. 18S1, of the Court of Ordinary cl said county, nnlere valid ot Jection is made to his ppolntment. “ *' cfec25—w4w / 1 * \ I Office, Dccrmtwr 7, into.-Crow<orei »G Gietr, Klministrrior of tbci^uto of P W. D vr- p"tt. •leccast.d, tcpxereots that be ha* fully die* charged bt* trust, and prey* for letters of dh-mis- Ali perrons concerned are hereby notified to fit* their ot j cottons, if p”v exist, on or before tire first Monday in March next, else letters of die misriun will be grauted the applicant. F. M. SWANSON, declO—wlam:tm Ordinary. Cx ry’» Office. DccemVer 16. DeO.—Woloj hiKatraan, admlniatrator of John F. Kpcarmsn. deceased, represevt* that he h•* fnlly dr-charged hisirust, and pray* tot letter* of disc foion: AU perrons roncerntd are hereby notified to fi.e ibeirobje. Uonx *f any oxi-Lon or before the fiist Monday in April next, else letters of dlamiv ■*“ wm b. rwurf iho 0nIluiiy HILTON COUNTY !T wot . bout informing him of the fact- To prove this wonderful chemist 1 offer him a wsgtr oi $5,000 to $10,000. that he cannot analyze the pilla iu the presence respectable chemists—^one to be chosen party, and the third by the two to aaa>eu —and give irom the said analysis the correct for mula. The formula to be deposited with the aibltrators under affidavit from manufacturers. The pills to be purchoed by the arbitrators it. any respectable wholesale drug t tore. in tiio country is an answer and refutation to bis *tu-|d*ui«»m»ut that the pills contain but }J grain Damian a. -»« c.»n utii run that Ricord’a Restorative nils, sold by R. L. l>e Lister, are composed of purely vege able ingredients of five different kinds, which are recommended as ranking high ia the M>s of Restorative rente lies. The charge that ‘contain* only *' ’ incorrect, such CnrfBbx ABS0BPTI0S (Nature’s V!»j CUREs BACK ACHE «j_ ung Di8eases And .11 dlaeuei of the Kblneyi' Bladder and 3 IB ' UrinAry Orsuubj wcarlns the HI I i ThrOEt DlSSlSeS, improved Excelsior Kidney Pad nil Breathing Troubles It i. . MAHVEL of HEILlJtC and REUET. „ „„„ im a. ^ Simple, Sensible,Direct, > ^''siuws l rioHlu , diiiui>i pm, a. Painless, Powerful. «.u BEmjmaMii bevoi.bl ion iniw- YOnCANteBGIlEVEB&CQRED icine. A bw?rptionJ»r direct application, as opp^aod « ... lo unsatisfactory internal medicines, fcend for Dm’t despair until you hare tried this Sensible our tre8tiser.n Kidney troubles, sentfreo Hold by Fnsilv anplled and RADICALLY .lmjjiJt,, OT sen.br m.!l. on ’fcclpt o! price, 82. EPF E C TVA1 »■*: anparss 8otd ny Drin-gina, or aent by mail on receipt oi Oricta.l The “ 0n,} ” I - nns ? aa Co - 1 Jtwi- TT^o “Onlj” Lung Pad Co. "'<* » ^ WILLIAMS BLOCK, hu- "WILLIAMS BLOCK, “■if.'S.iii"' l >K r *<UT, men. oEPKOir. Silo lit be sold before toe Court-house door, ia e town of Alpharetta, Milton county. Georgia, Lots of land Kos (ft>) ninety-nine and (113) one hundred and twelve, in the first district and first section of said county, containing, each, forty acres, more or leas, levied on ns the property of W. B. Dodgen, to satisfy two fl. fa*, foiled from ibe Justices t’-ourtof the 117M District, G. M.of -aid county, ia favor of R. M. Autrey v* said W. “ lKxIgcn, as principal, and H. J. Seale as seen ri nd stale of cultivation. Alro. at ine name rime and place, one good Wheeler A Wilson Sewing Machine, levied oust he property of Sarah M. Arnold, to satisfy a fl fa. claim could not ba de termined by aualyria, that develops only such principles ns alkaloids, re in and gum. etc., such -** *'——- Dami&na could not be dt Hahco. linos. A White, Manufacturing Chemists, Philadelphia, Pa. with roris. I was informed by my friend that Dr. llyproi in daily receipt of high — - that 150,000 pill* have bera sold the last month. I tx’g to refer you, most worthy doctor (?) to the Old Tes’nmeut, in consideration of your faith I do not icfer you to the New. Turn then to Proverbs chapter xxvt y. 27 and chapter xii “ K. Im De LiSSt," For Sale. poudeace and ioapectiou Invited. «u«h river, knrcci er good Correa THS CLEMENTS ATTACHMENT A NSW PROCE83 FOR CONTESTING SEED COTTON Directly Into Yarus. For further Pih.rma’ton apply to juneH-wkylr oulyinw |„ No fights and very few drunken people liave been nea on tbe street*. S.i much for a dry town. Special dhpetch to The Constitution. AMkRicts, l)*c* ruber 29—John H Brake, a tanner, residing in the wc*U’rr. portion of Sumter, was sh ot and almost inrtanily killed by W. R NtovaH last night. StoraU had spent the ri.-.j* in town, and upon his return home found that a ncero who had been in bis employment bad hired himaeif to Brake, and removed to the farm of the latter. He went over to Brake’s accent panted by a negro man. At Brake’s an altercation occurred, during which Sto vall tired two shots at Brake. The first shot missed the mark a *d struck Stovall’s col ored comion in the thigh, inflietitig a •evert* wound: the *ec©nd >iruck Brake in the.bread aid killed him. Stovall took the wonr.ded negro in tbe buggy with him and fled. The tragedy created great ex citement in the neighborhood. ELMv.tr*. December 26—Dave Loving- go d w h<. was burned »>u.e time ago in the gin of McWilliam A Co., died Yesterday. Chrisr mas day |ws»ed ofl in £ berton with agod deal of robe, bur no tights orscci den > of n serious natuiW. Large quants- t:i f whisky is being sold by the gallon now, »i»«t «ttiatue ihe corporate limits.—*- Mr 1'. H Henry. whe!eft Kiberto » toprsc lice law in Ihiufo *vife. s»u:e r»roe ago, is «:i a visit to this j isce with his beautiful bride. He was r anted on the 22d instant t(»M*«s Etta Gr-ffith, of Madison county, byjVe RfV. J. H Bvx’.er. Mr. Henrv is a \«*UNg lawyer ol mark'd aoi.iiv and in- tev rity. and h*a a brilliant iu rare before trim.—Neveale IXurwr, colored, was rom mi J ted by the cx unty court yeeierdsy Jfo* burglary.—Quite a r amber of jroaug wan a:e onico a camp bunt so day. akes it quite cool. "Tangle leg” has beeu esrd quite freely, but everything has been quiet ard order.’r—no; ft single a near.— hree deaths occurred in our town ** day morning last—Mrs. M. Brown, (wife of ! coitege. Vtrsiaia. J. Mcrsball Iirown) o! pv.es.m* ' T' “I ttjga st.tuiional convention i» i givtn fi.o.x>»« a Chrirtxou present to Richmond torjutrlyof I'-oly county.,.I pn.ntnoal,; a-»d Professor George bturtevanS. fotiMer'y Atkinson, of Bo»toa. thinks that south w err Vtftotftt a will form a state emigration so ciety tor it;* itnmeitote purpose cf helping worthy poor people iicm Swiizcriaud to hem-, a unbestato. » factory ha* ever f tiled to iovtvter* Yet Mr. . that aouthern people < f Savannah, and proprietor of the Ui«r- should no: manufactnre. kinsville Ix-ek and * tot-orrery su>re, d.ed Dxsriixa. December 26— A heavy snow storm very suddenly of heart disease or anporlt-xy. eommencod here about It o’cl > k this mor.tins. Much sickness, originating from ©olds con | * evenU tracted during the recent inclement hwbmdecpaiouaaet, aad iaatiH fading, weather, prevails in the community. I luoagh il i, sakridins rafirily *«1 serious cases heard fiorn. I all of whom are dead aad dumb. A very h ippy but quiet social event | Txxa- alone waid furnish all the cotton, sn- ;x»k place, on yeaterdav. at th-* residence r*r. beef, and wool which toe whole of toe of oar townsman, Mr. Ilttry Wareraran. t United now sappiics, aad stiU have pteaty His daughter, MU’ Mollie Waurnrar, was j itiJtodJatunculttvaied. married to Mr. Henry L Maone. formerly — of Hawktoevrile bur »a»w a l-.admg taer ( :ant of JfcYi'Je, Telfatr county. Ribbi tiger, of Maco \ officiaiing The happy c -uple left this morning for McVi*?e, their future hoate. Toe whole c nmrunity regrets to lose Mir? Mo.lie. but wLh them a * as very deep, and ntitoerhoioe happy union. ^.tecd serious ti jn>y. and dlifracefol oondoc oa the streets oi that cty Fatal Humors Expelled, Health Restored, and Life Prolonged. What ““ dtnee oi inten al Humor _ to resell and cum, which Coat* in the blood and other fluids, destroying the delicate jnnebiuery ol Ute and fitting the body with ion* corrup- tioiis? What is consumption but a catherlr.g of inherited Uumotsou tbe lung*, which rots thtin* What are mental infinr.ilies. idiocy aitaoirl) lusanitT. but hereditary poison choosing the bntir because tho weakest otgan? Wh*t :s rheumaibm and gout but cccumnir ti.*ns of rcrofnla in the ^intaand fluids? What is ulceration of the liver, Bights disease of the Sidneys, diabetes, wast- lt»g and degeneratioa of the urinary organs* h morrheida, fistula, and other constitutional •flections, but theevidente oi a vitiated state of *^ e m ityo * i* 3 ® vitalizing si-tt-a’ ?■' purpcabl PURIFY m. BLOOD. Cradletie tbe Virus or Dheaae by Coa> ffCJtatfnanl and LoenI Treatment. CcTtcrma Rr solvent la the greatest blood pnri. tier, liv.-r stimulant, and renovator in medicine, i t** c emects of disease cannot exist where It is freely aud namlariy reken. It nnrgf* from tbe fT*irta ever} debit:t«ting humor, unproves tfceajv re tile, perfects tiigestb n. atitauiates the liver aud aidneys, ope— *— *— * viristed Wou auve fluid. cuticuraTesolvekt. a uftrara r.nd ( aitrnra Soaps. TjeCcvteraa Bcsoltcxt f«awbted in curing e»! humor* that aprrar upon the surface bv Cvrt- *t. Oa. a Kcuiilual Jelly, which arxests all exter nal symptom* ol <hse**e, eats awry dead akin and fl.-h. aiiay* inflammation, itch ng and irrita- tioa, heals ulcers, acre** and wounds, and tepro- due'e* and beautifies the hair by allaying heat and iiritatlon. Itoonudna no grease, never t-ccomea ranei i au*i 1* a natural Uatr Pnrssi g. CrrtcvOA - M .* a t T on.rr So * r. pre pa rod from Cmctzi, tor clraLsingoiieaMd surface*, healir.g, softening, refreshing and beautityiny tbe skin, is invaltta- ile. 1:1s a toilet, hath and nursery Inzery. Crnccu SfecjcJsiAt fctuvi u tOAF is the first and oaiy m- dtclnal soap pieyared exi body—for T.-rp d Livor—Hc^da h a-Jann- »u» - Dizzlnew*. Gravel, IXalarfa. and all dfffical- ics of tire Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organa, toe Petnnie UNcasre. Monthly Mepatruo- i ins, and during Pregnancy, it has no equsL It restores the organs that mat e >he blund. and itace l*tne best Blood l*urlfler. It is the mly known remedy that caret Brf bfs D*se**e. ~-r Tv.abetea, cm U'uoePa fcafe Mnhtire Care. For Safe by Dnxfgfsts and all Deafer* at $1 £3 jei bottie. Largest battle In tha market. Try U. H. H. WARNZR & O \ _ . Hoobeetor, N. Y. • bl—dfftm sen wwl M fiwkj'itm top rod nx td in A RemarKnblo t’oxe. Special dispatch to The Constitution. New York, December‘J9-—In 1855Gould Thorp marry during her lifetime, in 1875 he went to Phiiade!tibia at.d re man ied. Re sued his sec tor divorce on tbe ground of adultery, Gkifrix,.December 28 —Sant Fls!»,ft color* f d hash altngvr, U-ok oa too much p «pskull yesterday, and lecame very bilious. », Tenn.. a lew ——. h 'nerndeby J R. Baldwin leaped from a bluff fifty fee: hign Into Co'tin’s rirtr. where toe water ^ rider re- rerf; I Am O «1 Rode Yaderaffew Nw Bratrm Herald. ’ Mr. Boycott has not lived in vain He haste-! Bro»«**n ahariat and is extra vegan tly praised £jgezitio> WONDERFUL CURES happened to meet cue D 4>e S*ntith, disciple <»f the rarne «*n_e saffron hue. at ctued $$>irh o’ *teahag hia kr. wh:ch ! ihe world, hot which lacked a nano. tbe latter tie re*-. Smith is a abre’rizbt, ! * - and when F.»h called him a d—d liar, j Ccu-mnptlon Cared. A. Steele, Eeq . Chicago: i . n. Drake. ‘*V mo-tahoed fatia-elf. and secured ior hi* name a I I*q.. Detroit, am many others, details of Tbirtii anore.e. r i*oe in the diettonarir-*. simply by b&vicg bad i ma> bj found in future edition ot ihfe ; a;«r? Fi*h i nuwuuj wiih.niod. .I cttrutaQ uoiJu , CU TICUR aHrEM £0 IES Far alt Blaed Dana ora, a*© pcepated be Wmta A PoTTka. Cbemi-s and ■ - — •"aahlagion atrett. Boston, fli Frocz ont, and 8 Scow Hill. London. and she defended the suit a*serflng that their marriage rnsbi.t vtlid*as they had ir>ne v* gether to Phlludelphi ( to avoid the decree ob tained by hi-* first wifi, The rotor-e reported ia f ivor of the r! Ain tiff, but Judge Van Hocsen re fused to continn the report It will probably be appealed to ihe ouurt (if appeal*, when the ques tion ol tbe validity a marriage in one state warn toe parties go there exprewly to avoid the lawsoi another stste. wll! be definitely settled. , . all the Louisville and Nashville system of raL:roads aa formerly, and upon terms satisfactory to the several {arues ia interest. Tbe Virginia Rldlnod. Alexandria, Va., December iO—The sale of the Virgiuia Midiicd raiiroioi ior f&.ZOOO,' PoKTiMorTH, N. H , December 2 ♦.—The New H&mf zaire historical society had a >p;-ci*l mcet- icg to-day comir.eniurs.tive of the AVth aaniver- *iry of the establishmcutof a at parate proriacial government in New Hsrapehire. Death of tifneral Gtlmonr. Satannak. December 29—C-eneral J- D. Gil- mour, proprietor of the Grand hotel. Cincinnati, formerly oi the Gilmour bouse, and also the Eufatw house, Baltimore, died ‘ “ house esriy this raornlng. Dfe taken to Baltimore*. the Screven will be 9 defray the DtCifru, IHcrmbrr 2S.—Aplftwnt|«ih there. In the !*i prrgf of the modern eri« got folk* look piece at ihe«i* j Jehu, "He hadn’t gbi-e nowbe e” Slowly jram realties©* of Cdowel G W. Scott Inst J retting to his knees, he muttered, "Ha. h«! A Co’* ilaoiiidea are fUiCuf unsecured. $175,0 secured, noatnol. assets 5i»7,0>*. Their creditor* have •greed to settle at 50 ceut« on toe dollar cash The film accepts this and it is uaderrtood will resume busino?. rollretlng Her Rrvrnnr*. Const ANTiNoria, DecembriS—The gi<vernoia of the prt vinces have been inst-ncted to forward hall the gross rooeipu of revenue to the capital * — —m ttof theprr-ent mitirory prepsr- I Turkey.' (ESTABLISHED IN 183S.) HEARN MALE SCHOOL, CATE SPRING, GA. SPRING TERM OPENS JANUARY 3 I dose* June 17,183!. Special attention is given rnriteti mean*. Board, with the 1 >r month; Tuitfo - * - * w_ *-•-■— •ntii. Address, per month; Tuition in tha higher clxoea Hp« EVERYWHKi L rnimm. WIU knit a pair of stockings i T»K complete, in *J0 tniunte*. It witi also knit a gTeat variety of faocy-work for whi. h to; rt la alwaj* a ready market. Send for dn.nl*r nr d terms to tbe Twrombly H«»t*tl-tr vaeblnc to., 409 Washington street, Roatsn, Mm. 10 CTd. PAYS FOR THE STAR SPANGLED nrons NothiUK like Jt UTnrirated. Specimt: 8 par< rt* BA? ANNEU. lUtisdale. N. H. CHE MAH CAN DO THE WORK Of TWO with toe o SAWINS MASRiMe. Already tried by ibontand^ who pnmocaca It rtbe l>rot Knfrteat. almpleal. and cheap, rat. macimi* ever offered.- *( «* »>• used <*a tUeblitstdr. Operator stand* erect wyte work im; dasolptlvectrctiar and tea tit niala. Address J.E.NHri'ARbACtL CtMclaaati* O. •ras.LmWnfk*. novi6 Kit—cow SEEDS BEST ►wo* aad Prioea Tks OtdaW aad m* <d<naN 5m4 5»v«rf <* (A* tHWtd AWa DATiDLANUmil & SON8.BnU9arA oorJ— wkylj cow 1 FOR THE G arm ore's Artificial Ear Drums PEItrCCTI.Y RCITOBE THE HKtKIVQ CraeiiHl Clears. Nr.w Yckk, December 2?.—Th-j revenue offl- ceia to-day seis'd *i»c crooked cigar factory of Ah Dank at 1C5 Hu ; f zeet, na<\ fouud tot-rein twen ty thousand cir-ir*. ou whHh taxes bad not been * Ah Dock v %s arrettisd and held for exam* aid perfsrsa tba arork rf tt*a 5ta1 Alnp la Mitlca. Ut tnTiilUafi Coaror«ati*a aad »♦*•« mkwi»r« beard diatiaetly. Wa ’tTU‘iaantuUf Saad 0*rdaaertariaaSwain. G.VUMORK A CO.li; Neva «- Maw York, rMkkCawMa.tiMhuti.0. Tbe occe.- vra>* ^ ** jnrtv ten- } I don't va* 'fraiti a bit!" tuni wf h the>e -r-. Mr. John Bucherutii i.:*y« ui g bride J morda fre>h tira>r hi* Hpa. dru* k a* be wen Mi*s Minnie li: a well, who tt re married j he putirel out bis trr.sty -ire) and with «*’>© (*« dsyaago at Marietta Tie hrwutifn* • *i a*rw jx I'aii ajt-kte the store*ch «»i Mr. id-p oiou* par.ora wen hri-liantlv iigl t d i Mrith ontil the rnrai'* pro'rude J ai*«i and r.er riao'i.ely decorated. TLe gr. o n j ri !rd tbe ratio * ' * * wa manly, tlte wr.tio beautiful, the tr.tlcS I African bksod. ©f.tbe ©tiuiiwtoj ric’j s::d elegant, fit d lbe ; :u* leJt side arr>u side, rnakiog fact. The na c-Trative powers in thousands of case*, ba* felt it hiadoty to moke it known to his sat ] lerirg fellows. Actuated by thi« motive j COLLIHS* VOLTAIC PLASTERS supper all chat the moat cultivated could j tiaif way on the other wt* i. The evening wm happily spent in & wound ugly enough for a l ! SsSSilsas* - i R5E -.^riceipe. is Oerntan, French,orEnalisb, ypcraUfeand tfoat a J-feci-i over the nitef r.r*. wttn i cnsn me— i with ln-l directions for preparing and ueir* ; tae s»r mach. tney cure D ia pe>ra. RUJou* Colic. e fash ex»er tied irom > S- r .t ty mail by addressing with tcaxnp Dorrtue*. Cram]re and prevent Ague and Moloiio. r.d zc.*vot the cave}, aii vammg this paper. W. W. Sazxac 142 A»k fox Collie*’ v oJraic Klecrtlc Porous Planter*. Snj;nr-net-t» iu Uoada. Mowtucsl, December 59.—Messrs. Legru aad j DeT*llseh«ve anUetifroxn France, and in Uud 1 erecting fire beet root *us*r »«crnrie» ia this pro- { GEORGIA, MILTON OOUNTY.-WILL BE X sold before the Court-house door In th-: town ! Alphorettn, Ml.ton county, Georgia, on the first Tuesday fn February next, between the leoal hours of sale, th-following property, to-wit: One lot of fend No. 8R5, in the fi st district and at section * t MUton county. Levied on by vir- ..ie of two fi fas waned from a justices court held In and for the8rM district, G. M.. in favor of A. V. Fletcher vs John Auderaon. Levied on os the property of John Ande son. . Levied on for the purchase money. Levy made and return'd to me by P. if. Limey, L. C., and tenant ia i notified this December the "4,1880. f'l EORGIA, IJT ry’« Office. December 2J, !««.—Mrs. Emily C. Mattbon. wife of O. N. Mattbon, has applied for exemption of personally, and retting apart and valuation of homestead, and 1 will pom upon the some at 11 o'clock a. u., on th* 18th day of fenuary, 1881, at my offi.e. W. 11 NB^BIT, dccZl— w2w Ordinary. KSDHEGEN ia highly recommended and unsurpassed far WEAK oi FOUL KIDNEYS, DE0FSY, BRIGHT’S DISEASE, LOSS cf ENET GY, SESYOUS DEBILITY, cr any OBSTRUCTIONS arhieg from K1D* SEY or BLADDER DISE *3ES. Also, for YELLOW FEVER, BLOOD ind KIDNEY POISONING, in infeoted malarial Bsotions, •nr Ci.dfitiu.tiaa ot. f»jis»p iur win jvsipra berbies ,=a baulti fiU.T wehava filsoovered KIDMEUBN, which acta apocifiaolly on tha Kidneys ord Urinary Organs, removing deposits In toe bladder and any straining, smarting, boat or irritation in too water passages, eivinj them strength, vigor and causing a hsalthj color aud easy Sow of urine. It can la Ukeu at all tlmsa, in all climate without Injury to the system. Unlike any other preparation for Kidney difficulties It has a vary plea&ant and sgreoabla tsete and flavor. It contain* positive dtarctlo properties anil will net nauseate. Ladles especially will Ukt It, and Geatlo men will fled Ki DMIGJEM the best Sidney Tonic ever atodl BS O r iru.—Each bottle bear* the signature of LAT7RSNCE A MARTIN, also Proprietary (ieverument Ktnmp a which pcmtiti KIONEGEM to he sold (without Ucensa) by JJrujsfetv Grocers and Other Persons everywnsre. Pat up in quart also Bottles fw» Oenoral ud Vomlly Ui«. _ If net found tt your DrufigUti or Groceri, we will send a hotels prepaid to tha nearest axyrtu ofieo to you. XAWBElfCS 4k H&RTIN, Proprietors, Chicago^ Ilia, SOLD BY BBUGGIST3, QEOOEBS AND DEALERS EVERYWHERE. - Boj', Agent* Atlnufo.. who will , t&euede at oMufMtiiran prfesa KEEK. gtSadayatboraacosnyaiada. Owl; $|40at&i*re«. A>idr«MTKC«ACo,A»s<ato.MaiML ocil»—wkly I* the title of e new Ulunlrated Pamphlet descrip tive of the country along aud tributary to ihe 2 -te of the International & Great Northern Rail Road. and eoutofos a scwd Catocty Jfep of the State. It •Is * -eonietns the u>;mes and od«'— * " aud Planter; In Tcaue who have ddrtss of Fsnncrs FARftlS FOR SALE OB RENT, c reliable information about Texas, 3.1 too yaw. A th'.+owt* . upvii eypUcation by letter cr p^etol card to ALLEN McCOY, General Frefs*:t er.d Passenger Agent, novto-wtijsu Palestine, Texas. STOVE FIPS SHELF A8DUTEHSR STAND.' AGrVTS 1VA \TMCIJ tor tha coaat tuTicl* mret offi-rei lo A;enU roret *Uk n»4a|lt9Sti.V 13 JtV.' anoth*rgSfl l.:r 827 .n I is*. ItoxlBg and e lo Afceut*. ?* ni inreucuUisto lr*”. 4f. F- SMKPAKD A CO.. Clnriaruti. ©.. or >t leala, 3a auglO—wGm 1st w in etch rain «ct.G—wkvlr i-an ten Term» sit S8«i ii. XUirarrkCo..rMtU»<,lCi HERLONGr ProlineCottoB Seed P URE AND SOUND, FOR’sALE BY F. If. McllSTY. dfc28—w3w Norwood. Go. FREE n<»v2-»kjKw WifaCo. a?2i. I« nonthM aad litals the ficaibrane of i!ia LnngH, Inflamrd and poisoned hr iho disease, and prerenta tbe nlaht- aweats and tightness across the chest which accuxipaii; it. C0NSU.Hl*fION is nnt an incurable nialadj. It is only necessari t« liare the rieht rciueip, r.nd HALL’S BALSAM Is that remedjr. itOST DESPAIR OF RELIEF, for Ibis benign specific irlll core you, tien thoceh prefesslonal aid foils. "plfS" SARBflLIC SkI.TR The Most Powerful Healiug Ageui 8ver Discovered, ii*nry 9 P Unrbolir Halve hral* hnrtss. >feikrj’ , *('NrtmllFKni«*> tore. Mrp>. timFr’a thtrUnllr >r.lvriiMji)«ip!»l»i. f f *u ry *n C'a r f»«»I f <* **f v r enre* * i n p f <»t Hwir; ’» Cr.ilint:v ^Mlvet«ealt.f»:ai'l».t-' ' tirurji’t i’Arlwilir^ftlie Iwslv Ask for Henryk and Take No Other, . «rBEWARE OK COUN PERf FITS.. MANHOOD RESTORED A VICTIM OF EARLY IMItiVBKNCR, tnnrit: z nervous debility, premst •. t* r« <* wo , hitvlnv tried in ruin every koow»«„ .. boadiicovcreiftsfannleto^DS of relf-cura. wticfc ho witi *-nrt f e,« to n** follow E-iff.-rem. Addraw i. II. BREVES, a C.rtham rfiroau Naw York ti.ivti.v m »aj w-d 4-wkvly VUs June23—wkjoo A lit Tha Ciement’s Attachment I N CONNECTION WITH TH* COTTON CARD conr-ra teed e ttou dtrecuy Into silver, fife- - pecioa with r sa-holl tha buildings, motive power, O ' machinery, and opvrmtiTr*. hitherto necereary !n CD | making yams, cauxes the card (with soma amou~ * O ol motive power) to do four time* as much wot -hall the usual waste, snakte thread as. mere to war. an equal la every baled cotton* For farther Information, or for the purchase oi individual, county, or State rights, address. is.: juiove loomwiiH ecu j ^ r ,Z^JlZ^ nF1£La ‘ 81-1 RUST WELL AUGER! “ — —asd— ; Atlanta Brass Foundry. a A.STIO TOOZjS, 10£0. XL ftEYVELY A CO , Proprlcleta. i 3 >8 PIPE. fcHArriNO AWDCCUPLING^, fo*m ; jk. B. UOHSIVU, nnperintendent. j tii- meat tutgeacful Well Boring and Prospecting I .old. Said Machine is i» gowl runulng order. „r - ‘ ~ m dec30 wtw WILLIAM RL’!8K. Sheriff. f 1 hr ft I * K .f ry’»office,! ... u/, sdmllli: tihtor of tt-»> Vklflte ofl*. J. Wlthul- dc. eased, repTcrcnii* tliat he ha* fnlly ttireitaigcd raid trust and prays for Icitrr* of dl*si*>|.m: All person* concerned are hereby notified to file ihvlr objections, if any exist, on or bciore the Ant Monday la February next, else letters of dis mission will be granted the applicant. W. H. NE8B1T, oct29—wlmoSm Ordinary. i|er.J8—w4w Hheril ry's Office, November 8, It-80.—W. T. < arrett tiiardian of John L. Meritt, having amdiati t * “ “ j fora dl f John . rat , how cause w hy the Mid W. T. Garrett should not dlrt&hsed form bfe gaardlsnahip of John L. oo\8—wltraJm W. H. NLSiilT, GrJIuary. C V KORGIX, FaYETiK OUUNl V—OKDlNA- X ry’a Office. December‘.8. 18M).—Mrs Fanny Swiat, wife of E. 8. Sweat. h?s anplUdfor ex- e eption of personalty aud xaluatlou of home- ,tead, and I will.psm upon the same at lo o’clock l m. on the 13th day of January. 1881, at my office, in Fayetteville. L. a GRIGGS. * “ Ordinary. JLOTTERtUM. Take Notice. All correspondence should bo with M. A. — — In au casks the re sent, and . or anything Ing to offer else instead. that of toe Company, is a swindl* A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN . FORTUNE. FIRST G&ANl> DZST1UBU- .ION, CLASS A, AT NEW ORLVANR TUE«- >AT, JANUARY It, l»l-19fttls Monthly Drawing. Louisiana State Lottery Uomranr, This Institution wu rotulorly lncc-pora:ed by .be Legislator® of thoStale lor Lducaticus! and .’horltablo perpoeea in 1S68, fer lire »f Twenty -five Yenxa, to which coctttvcl toe loTfolahlefotithof the fluts is pledged, wi tch ties been renewed by on overwhelming . vote, securing its franchise lu to® new sriotitutioo, adopted December fid. A. J>, 1S79, vith a capital o! 81,0X\(CC, to whitt*. Htsa ttore idled a reacrv* fund of ore? gssa^oo. ITS GRAND SINGLE N U2IBER DISTRIBUTION wf II take place taonlhly on the second Tuesday. It leTer scales or postpone*. Lx»k at the folhivlng tilrtributtoe: CJL •C0,0(0 TKTEEIE AT TWO HALT TICKETS. GNK DOLLAR. cat 07 MCXX4 l Capitol Prize \ l Capital Prist 1 Capital Prize 9 Pnyceol $Z5CC... 6 ¥ rises of 2,000.. 20 Prizes ot 103 Prise* ot 9 Appcoxtea'Lm Prisez of 2T—l sot 9 Approxlnu^itn Triicc oi If0 9X1 1857 Priaee. nmnuMtoe to — tuo.401 Responsible oorreeponciua agenu wanted av Ml points, to whom libera: compeosatlou will be oatx For further information, write, clearly riving full addieae. «end ooIcts hyexpraeor Regi- •ered Letter or Money Order by mall, •('dtersed ooly io XL. A. PABPHUI. Now Orisons. La., WM. A. DAUPHIN,*! ao, slftBroadway, Sew York, Or P. O. Box 1S4, Atlanta, Geocgla. All our Grend Extraordinary Drawings ere toi ler th® rapcrvhdon end management of GENER ALS G T. BEAU REGARD end JURAL A Popular Monthly Drawing; of stao Commonwealth Distribution Co. AT M AC A U LEY’S THKATRE, lu the city of Louisville, on PBIDAY, DEC EMBER 31st, 1880 These drawings occur monthly (Suadays ex cepted) under provifions ot an Act of toe General Aasc-znblyof Kentucky, incorporating thcNcw- ' “ aper Co., approved J 2 April port^Printing and Ncwspaper i ' saHruie Isa special act, and baa never heeai tteselwL The Untied Bute* Circuit Court on March Slat, rendered the following decisions: 1st-Tba t tbe Commonwealth Iriatrl- bntlon Company Is legal. 3d—Ita drawings are fair. The Company ha« now on hand a large reserve fund. Rrad tb© list of prizes for th® DECEMBER DRAWING. 1 Paw t2U,000 1 Prlse~ 1 PMnu SfSS^SSfc-. 100 Prizes 100 eoclu. 200 Prizes 80 ea-to.. . 10,000 * Approxljnation Prlxc* 2^700 9 Prizes 200 each, " ’ " LM0 200 each, 9 Prizes loo each. UM 900 8112.400 Half Tlch c ts. <L 37 Tickets, *Gt». 85 Tick eta, BlOC. Remit Money or Bsnk Draft In letter, or send by Exprere. DON’T *ESD BY REG1KTERED LETTER OR POeT OFFICE ORDER. Ordets of $8 and upward, by Exprere, can be sent at our H. Jf.bOAHD?IAJg,Coorfer-Jonrnal Lonisvllle, Ky., or 307 and 300, France. '.I'.n ” - (outfit new mtoufactnied. Guaranteed to make Ml-fittlnr Journal bearings for railway ears Piitt. jimutea-Ilu n-jI ot , chut^M CHEAPEST BIBLES Uood*dl«saywti«». MM fee CSf^v-. : kcuI rajinei «n1 ^1 kinli of Bran Omtap hr- PREMIUMS I .. ‘S-troiTJ- 4 ? !? ©**• com^oi.rocnea r killed and fifty in O. Kl BT, BV Joseph, Me. street end W.«% A. R. R. $5 io saoa&sstfsswaste oetl9-wklj -ms* wu* r»ii XraUea thl. dec2Jt—w4w Mp wnffi*. a CtrrnUr tr—. ‘ mrsiras a, am^xv. ;\
