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fit y*U (Conan sUflj tats >orrcf|tmi(ltnt( ju'lcitedt but to ewi ve at nin.fiir ;>»«•! mn» 'W seer .topitltied ;i M-spi.n.- c ,:<• : t*» —rut ’ i»■ pc.bi icat un . ,t ns a M.i iit'Mii gnou ‘>*'■ V C ult ...i : on> vi t>nv« .-o' t:iu“l ifii every tut". ed •' C« WIH mu be re . ne't iiii*cns nrrenijir "cii oV a s Amp. A d vet! O ••» tales and cs. males given a| j• iteafinn. . All '■! i Sh. at 1 d i><- a'i ■ d ■ Til K Vi MBS, Rising Fa.Wu.ttn-. "IIMiSBAV Mi’ll 2li, IXXI. OUR CHOICE FOR COil'«RG$S. . THE ROK. J. f. fLEMTS, OF WALK Kit. [Our reason; First, he is the only man in the dislriet that Can annihilate the Inde pendent party of the Seventh Congressional district. Second, that he is entitled to it. Third, that he is now more able to do the Work}. Democratic Executive Com mittee. Tho executive committee of the Democratic party will convene in At lanta on Saturday, April /ith, at 10 •o’clock a. m., in the purlins of the Muiham 11 oii.se. Memhei* ol the com - mittee are earnestly requested to at tend in person, as busmens of iinpor -I«nee will be transacted. Democrat ic papers ii: the State • f •Geutgia please copy. IJKNRY JACKSON, Chairman. Scraps of Political History, To the W miT Tinas ) The Democratic party in the State -ol New York was controlled by a < li(p!e in tiny know n as ihe Jtegcnev. .lohn Van ftttrPri, then a •young niau ol 2.U years ol age, can vassed the Slate to make SilasWiisrht Governor, and hieak up the ling when the con volition met Prince .lohn was •on hand with oter lialf of the dele gates composed of young men which he leimed tho young ‘‘American Par ty.” As soou as the convention was •opened -lohn opened his battery against s.ld F ogyism which was it fiist met I with jeers and laughter, but it took that body a few moments to find that they had caught a tarter and wore list ening to the greatest sneaker that eiei made a track in the State, lie called the opposition party “0!d Nunki-rs” nid said: “We me determined to break up the iniqufo:is“.\lnanv Ilegen cy;” Ldwani Crus- well asked him lu»v lie was going to do it, and he repivel:| “A tanner in Netkemer had a barn badly infested with rals aml after try ing everything in his povvei to destroy them and tailed; sot fire to the barn t»nd burned it to ashes.” The N’mikers at once called the Vaiinureu party “Barii-buriiens.*' lVtweo John carried tlse convention like a hunicane and split the Demo crat ie party in about two equal halves; I tins we find the party divided into “Barn-burners” and “Nunkors” after wards called “hards”,and “softs,” and the Whig party soon utter divided in to “Silver-grays” and “ Woo ley beaks.” The Almlifimt pnrty was orcanizeH jn I £4O and run .lames (« liirny foi I’lcsiiient; in 1844 t hey inn Male. In IK4N Marlin Vanlinron’H f’iomls railed a convention, which met at Buffalo and invited evoi v one to unite with them who wereo|ip me 1 to the ex tension of slavery, they mot, and theii platform was threw short sonlenees. viz: Free soil, free speech and fie. men. Martin Vanlhiren was uonii nated for President. The body wa composed o( Runi-humcrs, Woidey lieads, Aholitioni't, disapointed poll lit ions, broken down political narks, and n congromerated mass of odds ends and isms, and the leaders wen men who had rather he the head ot skunk *han the tail of a lion, and i this in at the Republican party w hatched. < UNTIM Kl>. R W. M. GLENN. Tint abnved named gentleman, we learn has an noil need himself as a can didate for State Senator, for this Sena-, torial district. Mi. Glenn isaiisiag vi.nng lawyer, and rlosorves the hearty support of the voters of this district, lie will make a good Senator if elected The time has about arrived when the young men of the country will have to take charge of public affairs, and we know of know who deserves this honor more than the Hon. R. M. W . (Iletin, of Walker county. TEMPERANCE LECTURE. Delivered at this Place Satur day 22d Instant. Satnrday evening, 22d instant we had tho pleasure of hearing quite an interesting lecture delivered by T. 13. Demaree, of Kentucky. Though an old subject, he, as all men that are well posted, set forth new ideas. In all parts of the country you find people that will find objectionable features in a lecture on this subject, we must say that we did not hear any one admit that he was unreasonable in hi* argu ments. He went as tar back with the subject as history gives any account of wines, then iroin wine to strong drink, he said some would say that Christ was among the first that made wine, admitted, he turned water into wine and we have no account of it in- toxicating any one; it was not |>er mented wine, not being more than at most an hour old. Then the devl had something to accomplish to win sonls tor his kiiiydi m, he maneuvered and sought many inventions and he em ployed agents to try all vegitation and see it they could extract the poisonous propot ions and manufacture it into something railed drinks end medicines good for the health Ac. And we all can testify that it worked. He em ployed thousands, Ardent Spirits was the best agent he could possible have, ami this evil influence has tempted from ttie highest to the lowest evoi since. Cod see’ng th's evil in the world warnes the pooplo, “Look not upon the wine when it is red, when it giveth ite Color in tho cvp, at last it bitelli like a ■MMpent ami stingetb like an adder ’ Ami to think some of the best men of our country have fallen by its power. He also said it was commonly the case that every teni]iernnc« lecturer had at one time l>eea a drunkard—not so with him—though ne bad an only brother that it had overpowered end he ex peeled to fight the demur (alchoho!) as long -s he lived. lie says dealing in spiritons liquors or those that do it are not dealing in n legitimate buvness Ireiji his stand point, “a legal transaction is proven by what y..u 1a vs to show, you show the article, whatever it may be, and bis friends would say you have purchased a new suit of clot lias or a diess for his wile or something foi bis children, he has something to show >r some value for his money. On the other hand whet, he spends his lal«*t m iht* money for bis tlrink. spoml that which hi* family shutihl have ami am in neeil of, \\ hat ilih*s lie gr>t to show lor liis weeks labour, ami what <loe* h>- carry home? Shame—abuse to bis family, ami on Monday morning what docs lie leave them? llis wife a lirok boar . t> childtc hungry and f « ze ing for t lie lack oT clot lies, then we hear tlie sentence ‘tin drunkard shall enter the Kingdom of heaven.’ ” He accused the coinmi-stoneis of Bisittg Fawn ot employing nine saloon ist to make dimikards ol their boys. FROM THE COVE. Wheat Being Plowed up and Sowed In Oats - Other Items from McLemore, Etc.. Etc. C Correspondence «f the Wkkki.t Tmr-].tJv I'biiaii Grovk, (J.t., Ma oh L’rosjiect lor farmers still looks gluon.y •nd time is near at hand to plant corn, ll, d a good many farmers have not run • In now. Ihe wheat crop is injuied. I know t two instances where farmers have ■lowed ap there wheat and sowed in its and others will do the same if the veal lief continues had. A leap party is the order wf the day heat ot one of the boys who searched ,e sciirdure lor a verse, and the an ter she scut will he lotmd in 11 Sam •l l-ili chapter aud fiist sentence in e seventh verse. Krervl liing is quiet on this side t f -• tn untain. poli'icallv. A CoVKirr.. | POM PY, ’ ! ON FREEDOM AND ELEC TIONS. BY (1. W. 8. H. CHAPTER 11. T* Written for the Wr.ru r T.xrs}. COM PET TAKES AN I NTF.It KST IX POt. trios. After I gits frit errin’ l agin to study, what in dc yearlh writs di* wot hit in ul • fnr sit’ why did dey make it any how, den lues* your soul I links ob de Meckshtm an' jis to fink IMe hjn free most t’rec yeahs an’ nebei voted in all dat time, dat ’cuniges dis poor nigger to fink de time most cs ban tar me to stpp up to de korti ige-box an’ put in my fuss vote, I gits rite up an’ lets de btiro go to Halifax an’ all dat keeps deni; t an* 1 jis noses oft home, an’ two days after I gits back dat time comes, buff white an’ black met dar, I goes up an’ iax de Inss man t come tew, who wtts de candidate an’ da say U. 8. Grant wits ninnin’ fur Prp/.zident, an’ t avii.s ’qnainted wid a Sain Grant in Gorga an’ t ax if dat irus him, (ley say no, dis Grant libs tip Norf, dsn i say i go for him red-eyed, an’ he was ’hseted too, den t feels big agin. Den i moves down in lower Gorga an’ i libs down dar sum time, ati’ dey had a Meek shun dar Inr repei aentive an’ golly! trims, but i got beat bad, dey didn’t no nte much an’ dey noed ’bout de buio bi.-iiiis sum how, t cudcn’ tell how, but dey t'.oe ! it, well dar wits a nigger Mectid in dat count v an’ a good nieimy more in de State den dey bad a ’leckslntn in de Legislatin'’ an’ voted deni nig gers out jis as easy, an’ t diden’ keer nohow kalizo one oh deni fellers beat me in de race. Dis win* called a free gnbornient but eber ting i iotise.il up to i got beat den out, an’ it looked like dis nigger wits bo’n fur bad l>tck, yes, all nad, s»’ no good, t wish l wns ded suinttales an’ out oh my triib bul. Den r fin’* Felton an’ be ’cur ridges me up agin an’ sen’s me to de front wid de lite ob ’telliguuce Mow ed in my bed. Mr. Trammel thought he’d gib d ole man a twis’ hat lie didn't twis’ long tel he seed it ’ml he all day wid him, an’ so he call off his dogs atC. jis quit de race almosc fur nnftin, den what you links, out pops Mr. Balmy and do <>le man singed his ha’r fur ’im dim artel de time comes agin he bucks to de idc man nu’ he singes his hah agin, dat makes two times, twice. Well, dat ’vinces him, den up j»«ps Mr. Lester an’ bress yo’ son ! he grabs him up an’ shakes him awhile an’ let• him In)! a beat man, an’ be took it awful in id. (to bk continued). STAI E — DARK county.; r*ill liFfol.Pon the fii--1 Tuesday aav neat, at the court house in said county within the legal hours sfsale Ic the highest bidder fr.r cash, the following property, to wit, n three year old yellow luty mate colt aliout thirteen hands high to he sold ns till estrav taken up hj (I. A. K. I’.ible on the .'!d of .i.umary last 'and valued hr T. J. Mt.relsnd and .1. I* tlnrtlinc, freeholders, to he worth f 17.50, (thirty seven dollars ami fifty ecntj*) and nd rcni.sed by li. >1 • Crabtree, Ordil_.ry ns the law directs. / This 2fi day of April 188^. Printer’', fee S3.JR- g, Robinson Wagon Co. Manufacturer* of SPIiING WAGONS. Buggies As Phaetons. B«Od for dcilgns and prices to StOBINSON WAGON CO., CINCINNATI. O. THE HORSE L WAGON. avSsSfii A KEW BOOK •W*lLjr on th* Hors*. ■ i Y. l®i—Sjtr* Hh history. structure, osrv and treatment. Also girin • a few r.f the most Important and Effective Remedies for the cure of the ditcuts of the hoise. |3f* Valuable to every owner and lover of the hone. Puhlaahed b j the BOBIUSSU WASOH 00., «»:t» Utl, C., and ami, postage paid, to any address, on receipt of TsmntJ-crsT stamsi Three sheets. 10x21. heavy plate paper, contain ing elevatirns. plans and retails for the above house: also book of VO pages, giving>■ pecifiaatinns, itemized estimate and form of contract —invatuaUe to every carpenter nr parly proposing building, as a guide ia ■taking bid . or drawing contracts. Trace (-'.ft*. kent by mail, postpaid on receipt of price. H. E. WALTON. 330 W. N'ntt- St, Cincinnati, G Shadow’s Sons& Co. I’ltOt'ltlET* R OF Cellar G rove Ntiserv. * Winchester - - Tenn. Growers and Diallers in all kind of first- Class Late and Early Fruit trees, Ornamen tal trees, Vines of all kinds, etc. All communications answe re d. Every thing guaranteed. Agents Wanted. DR. C. 1\ DUXCAX'S Liver and Kidney me dic nr r. The great jrreventil ivr and enro of aIT m.t 1.-iriat diseases, sinil :i sure cure for all tnrms of dyspep-ia and indigestion: it arts directly upon the liver and all the secretory glauds if ihe stomach and bowles, it rti os I lie di -ease l>y removing ttie cause trum t lie sy stem Iha produces or firings on the diseases, hence it i.- uilsorp.-issiod for ‘-lie enro ol Const r.vi ion, tour stomach, heartlitirti. headaeh, and all llii.-e ejunatoins iridienting the want of a proper ae titm of those gfm.lis situated in liieslomaeh and bowets. Two or three bo; ties of L)r> Duncan's Liver and fCidnez. 1 .Medicine ts positively raconi men noil i- relieve and cure any of tho above diaettgf, if lakeu as di reeterl. Price 7a cents. Cure for Croup! l»r. I>uncan’s Cough Bilsam is the lust remedy known to (lie medical profession for ibT prompt ami sure cure of Croup in child ren: it is pleasant and liarn less.* No mother shonlt!" he without a bottle in their house. Pfiee'od cents. m COLDS AND SURE TIIRIHT I’BoMPrr.v cured with I>r. ttiincan’e Cough Ital.sa tin ts a sure cure for sore throats, con.-hs and colds, it is unsurpassed for IV HOOPIN’(J • PI <IH, and a!l bronchial diseases in ehit dfVn. Cl I a lifted Hands, Lips," Sore eyes, p ies, and :ul ebrisions .»t ihe i’< cured protrptiy with [lnman's Ointment. «tt IH \( A\ X BLOOD SYRUP, the "rial Aire‘nmiyc,, ill remove any and till inn until- s. :n ihe blood, and cure all eruptions o' t.te ,S\in. lor Scrofula it never fails «• cure. TH3 children cry i-or it. OUNCAM’S WORM'. SYRUP. It la .*Utf,»vFu. |»?e:isrn; au<i Chca|). Try it. For Sole hij Blevins & Forester. . 7 (/min ixlrn for Sa Jr. Agreeably l <> an order ol the Court ofoOnli nary ol Dade County tieorgia will lv* sold In he highest bidder lor cash before the court house door in said county on the first Tues day in April next within the legal hours of sale the following property to wit: Two „n decided twelve. It, or Iwo shares of the miner al interest in. under and upon the following property to wit: Lot of land X.. 55 n. .he ISih district and 4th section, Dade eonnfy. (ia., and also ,he north east fourth of tln •oiith west fourth,, and the snath east fourth ot the north west fourth, in section T„. town ship V, and range til in the county of DeKalb, and State of Alabama, also right of way for all roads neeessnrs for the successful remov ing and transporting die mineral aforesaid, and all mining privileges necessary for the successful mining of the same and all timbers ndeossary to he nsed for mining purposes. >old for the benefit of minors. This the “fith day ot February Is,St. Emza On HF. \PwTtS. Printers few 84 59. Gaatrda.t. GKOKGIA, DA HE COI'XTY TO AM. WHOM IT MAY COVOKRV; J* 0. Smith having in proper form applied to me for permit net letters of administration on the estate>.f Alex If. Smith. Jr., late of said county. This is to cite alt and singular, the creditors, and next of kin of Atex It. smith, Ir., to be and appear at my office on the first Monday in April uexi, and show cause, if any they can.why permanent teller, of adtninistration should not he grt,nted to .1. 0. Smith on Ilex H. Smith, dr.’s estates. Mif ness nty hand and official signature, litis the 2fith day of Febrit ry I KM. O. M. On v nmt'K. Printers fee 8-f -t Ordinary. GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY. ft. M. Carroll, residing in IheSfafe of Geor gia. having applied lobe appointed ftnnidi an ot the persons and property of Moltieltale, George Hale and Franklin Hale. Three minor children under fourteen years of age. resident of said county. This is to cileali p rsons concerned to be and appear at the April term «.f iheConrt of Ordinary, and show cause, if any they can, why said G. M. Car roll should not he intrusted with the guardian ship ot the persons and property ol Moltie llaie. George Rale and Frankling Halo. .IS it ness my hand and official signature „. . , . «• M. ' KADTKKK. r,ut. t.. 'oe |a. Ordinary sIAPK >F GEOKBJA, I>.\DECor\TY To all whom it may concern. Andrew Brown guardian for James I). Wilkerson, applied to me for letters of dismissal from said goardi an-litp. aud I w,|| g ir e „p,,„ his application on the first Monday in April next, at my offi eetn 1 ronton, Dade c only, Georgia. Given under uty Band and official signa turc this the f.oy , , February IRK 4: „ . g. m. cka. Tree. Printers fei*2 10. Ordinary AT COST. I will lor th,> next THIRTY DAYS hell my entirwKtock of CLOTH ING AT « OV|'. This is no C’ateh. firing the CASH and get the GOODS- W. T. GILBERT. Know Tliat Brown's Iron Bitters will cure the worst case of dyspepsia. Will insures hearty appetite and increased digestion. Cures general debility, and gives a new lease of life. Dispels nervous depression a:tc! low spirits. I Restores an exhausted nurs ing mother to full strength , and gives abundant stis- • tenance for her child. Strengthens the muscles and nerves,enriches the blood. Overcomes weakness, wake fulness, and lack of enwgy Keeps off ail chills, fevers, and other material poisom. Will infuse with new life the weakest invalid. 17 Walker S(., Baltimore, Oca tW». Par si* yean I haw teen a area* auftrer from Blood Ihseuie, I>y»- pepaia,aadCon«tipation andbecame ao debilitated that I could not retain twythisw on my stomach, in face, life had a! mutt become a burden. Finally, when hope had almoel leg u«, ar huobnnd aeetng Baotnt't laoat nrrrßßS adrertiaed m the pnper, tndweed Be to glee It a trial. 1 am now taking the third buttle and hana not felt to well in tig r*«M*l4o at tin Decent time. Un. u F. Gouryat Brown's Iron Bitters will have a better tonic effect upon any ono who needs “ bracing up,” than any medicine mad*, 1 . „:.VV * '» v >FOWKj IRON Irmas BROK'N’fl IRON BITTEIW an • octtaln euro ftv all dliif»»rl »«qalrtng a complete toniot eepe> •tally Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Inter* mittent Fevers, Want of Appetite, low of Strength, Lack of Energy, etc. Baricbes the blood, strength ens the muscles, and gives new Ufa to the nerves. Acts like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, anoh art tasting the (bod, Uelchlng, Heat in the Stomach, Heartburn, etc. Tho only Iron Preparation that will not blacken the teeth os give headache. Sold by all Drug gists at SI.OO a bottle. BROWN CHEMICAL 00. Baltimore, Md. that an Iron letter* hm k*4« \j How* CwmmnM a_nd have eroMe4 red lines «bI toads auk •• ertf^ gEWARS OF IMITATION** Diphtheria. • A cold or sore throat may not seem M amount to much, and If promptly nuemlwi t> can costly be cured; but neglect Is often fallowed by consumption or diphtheria. Mo medicine has ever been discovered which acts so quickly and surely in such cases as WERRV DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER. 'lhe prompt use of this invaluabl* remedy has Barca thousands of lives. PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KII.I.KR M not an experiment. It has been before ths public for forty years, and Is most valued \vh( re a Is best known. A low extracts from voluntary tcstlmonlaM read ns follows: Paim Kh.t.kr hrw been tny household remedy foe cohlH for thu past twenty-w en yrsre. and nnva never known it to fair la effecting a cure I* H. (laooKjtn, WiUiamsvMa, W. Y. . 1 °r thirty years I have usm I’ain Kti.i.sh, and found it a never-failing remedy for colds anS aero tHroat. -Bvnxos Hkamam. Have received immediate relief horn colds end sore throat, aud consider jrour Pats Ku.i.in sn Invahinbte reined j .—Oeo. B. Kvhbstt, Dickinson, Y. Ja'VP Inst recovered from s very revere cold, which I have hrd for some time. T could (ret no relief until 1 tried your Pais Kii.i.kii, whl«h relieved me immediately. I will never u«uin he without it—l\ O. Fobce, Lowndes, Oa. Have used Pais Killer in my family for forty yosrs. und have never known it to falk-BASso* Liewrs. Waynesboro, (1 v I beywn using Pais Kili.su la mr family twenty • five yoass ago and have used It eve. since and bars found no lucdlciuo to take its plaoe.-B. W. htia, Druggist, Oneida. N Y. 1 W wboojJiiifK^ough and rrovn it is Vm best I'repari'llOn tnode. We would not bo without It— A. P. Bouts, Liberty Mills, Va. , Per twenty-fl\o years I have Used Pais Krt-lrn rof colds and chapped Hvm, and consider it the »>e*% medldnsever sffired.—Ono Houi-rh, v\ Uinlugton, I wsa suffering severely with bronchitis, and my throat wns so inflamed I could scarcely swallow any food. I was advised to try your Pajn Kii.i.rß, and after takisjr a few doses was completely cured. -T. Wilkinson. * 1 >r. \Y ai.tos writes from Coshocton t Your Pain Kii.T.rn cures diphtheria and sore throat, so alarm. Invly prevalent here, and has not been Vnnwn to fail hi a stnglo instance. This fact you should make known to the world. ‘ B - ? ItBON writes: My son was taken violently sick with diphtheria, high fever, amt wild ehMK Ko many children have"died hew, t was R f H 'In ° f , a , U a l’ h l"": i A n . »ud tried yonr raut "t™, Ho was taken on Sunday, and on Wednesday hi« throat was clear. It was a won derfni cure, and 1 wish it could be known to tha lsv«r mothers who apj losing so many children For Chills and Fever PAIN KILLER haa no oou.iL it cures when everything else fiUls. . a, r . 0l !C n A bottle at i Ain kiLi.KR In thfl house Is ft safeguard thaw no rurally should be without. ° p- r' tx' < S 7K K,StS SCUII at * 5e *» a ® c ’ * MX* FCIIRY DAVIS Si SON, Propriety, Provldenc®, M.