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\V:,i)NI,Sl»A V. .IAN. 1870. R. L. HICKS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. II '. /*. Jlirk* i* the regular ftgentfor the tmr tn ■i'ihrw>n convtg, mthorhud fn> re- yin .w'-nAwrtm'pt ■/->/. the mnf* and emtract*for adrertising. AU due* yhonfd In to him. LAURENS COUNTY BRAIN AN1> MUSCLE APPLIED TO PULASKI SOIL, A Four Mute Crop—07 Raton of Cotton am! OOQ UHttJtwta of '$il Coni. r I We gladly tmiwfcr the fultawlng from the 1 InAvkinnvilk* Dispatch tojete. Hi< columns of the Poht. Tfjpgen- ..1< hivi,* referred to art- from Laurens and we arc glatVto aid, i» matting their light to whino that their good work* may be soon by nil the farmers of their native county. Tho Dis- patch i<uy« : “ ‘Good farrniw# p^ys,’’ and the fumier who nobfovos swooww in his enlling. is entitled to. more notoriety Uvov wtfehUorluKwl immtiw. For THE PUBLIC ACTS. What the Recent Legislature Ae- eoniplislied, Wc give below n full list of nrf the bills which passed both branches of the General Assembly at its recent session in Atlanta. The re were in all, thirty-throe bills passed. Four- teen of these originated in tlto Senate and nineteen in the IFottsow Six rosojiitivis were passed. All the bilb amt resolutions were dnlv sail ed by the ttotemon WU8 MtHKBJtt, Ar. net to authorize the municipal :iutU<M;ith>; of towns and cities to compmAbo their bonded debt, to l provide fw the feaato nud exchange of new WmvIs for outstaadto# bonds, An mi toeohfci- fidditiwvd ]MnverH om purchasers of railrwydawudcr pro visions of nn act to c*W>fc purelms- ers of railroads to form corporations und to exercise corporate powers, etc. An net. to prescribe the manner of i giving notice of an udentition to apply for local special legisfetiiiMJ. Au, iwt to lumeml xwlim 4.992 of the Revised Code, rci/Mwc; to the this reuse* WP dfcfir© t-o. speak of a j trial of joint dofendnnts, four-in nlc crop tiywV* ftyd year by Mesara. ft. t|,. $ Jjr. JflJMshear upon their ptotil-uriou tyu- tomato ve lluwkfimvillv. WirKftw w^slV'y cultivated one Hundred iwi4 sixty acres in corn and cotton, *i#Vwithout tihe aid of guano, they- afytfc slxty- seveu. M<w Ojf rvilm ('already gin- Uod) .’.iiKl' nine lxnudii’ed bushels of corn, ipid. t horn is n little cotton still nupicked' in the Holds. In cotton they had ninety acres, and' in, corn seventy acres—total one hundred and sixty acres—tut average oft fort y acres to tin* mule. They also, wade six barrels of syiupujion three-fourths yf an wore of sugar cane* W hen we stato. that these crops were made en tirely without commercial fertilizers, k is enough to awaken hope in the profits of farming in Georgia and should rouse tho energies of all who are despondent over the past. The ltluokshonr bp hr© dissatisfied with tho action of the guano manufactur ers, audio tho light, of their success lust year tihoy do not expect to. in vest any more money in connnproijd! Per tilixors. Those young men also. nmdp. sever al thousand pounds of porlfo iw.tl i heir experiments with gronufllpeas and ehufuH provo.bhe-greub superiori ty of; tihe ehnhf. over-the- ground pea. Tl>py■ eultivated ten acres in- ground peas and 1 three acres imolmlto, sep arated from their four-mule- farm. They plowed and hoed twice their ground peas, while they, did; nothing to their ehufas bur, plow them. The peas and the ehufas were-ali planted upon poor land*—the same kind of soil. One acre of the ground’ pens, Qarofully gathered', yielded twenty bushpls, while the cimjTas yildfUnl a bushel and a half upon u spiud? eleven l>y t welve yards, or. an- tevorngm of about seventy-throe. hindfidK- Ui. the acre. Tim ohnlp has n.stiH grvator advantage over the ground (tea -a. bushel'of'olmftw a re a bushel «*f solid food, while the ground peas, depriv ed of their hulls,, yield ©nip’ ono- bhird. Our c«mutry is in One condition so far as supplies of meat ami com are conccrnedt and'the farmers oft this section have within- the lust two ycum kilty dpnufifitmM! tllft. dot that- they cap make their form self- sustaining., Wo* repent? our remark a few days ago, that iftovory-railroad from HuwkiusviUo to the West were torn, up, there- would; be no - nioro anffttring in. this paid of Ge6r« gin for the lack oftmeat' «nd|broad” Big Hogs.; [ Ihnrkiiixrill* I)i*)*iteh.y Mr. ,1. II. Golev of ttifp county, filled; a few. days ago,kwtmofM ho larg est hogs \yehava* hawtliofr tlij^win- ter. One. Wftigbnd} the- other P14—thc iiggi’ogato.Weight beingdUU jpmnds, Our friends might jis well.make ttHUh- oalonlations to raise cheap. iuphI byi'eaftor. for tho fprinarfUif Georgia cannot only raise . . n n, but big hogs and* plenty of corn, and - prices buy© reached jxiint now when cotton-.will be the surplus «*»p, 1 Muxioan dollars are worth.*5cents i;i ('oln inbus.. An to pvevoik a<uy. Coronor from receiving from tlm County Tjftwgktot^ ©a fees on uiwwk, per an- n,iviwi evi.cce<Aing. \o, to ifiW,UwrvW' Uvo insw# of bonds of t,ljw Htike-of Ucorgbi, Cor the icd-oniption, of ccrtato kwlH. o£ the ytalo, falling due in the next three years, and to todu«o the interest on the Hun»«> Au,wti to, a,u,lihien>/fi- iiwforppi’attal icities i»y tWa State to. jionniA tho in- elosure of tljp allcyss where owners of the lots iy:e abutting; consent:, etc. Au, i|gt to iwuQud soction, 2971 of t he itovised Cod© of 1,873. An act to cjwry into, olfect jaira- graph 2. of section, <>< article 7, of th«. Conal d'M.i.on, of I Ills stato in ref erence, to, too coemption, of certain proiwrty from taxatiioiu un- therein described. A bill to provide, for the probate of foreign wills, undfor appointment und (pmHficutionH of administrators .in, this Stato, etc. A». net to keep open, remove und proy.onf obstructions to, tbp fi’oe pas sage-of tisb in the wipers of all, rivers and niMMitos of creeks i)i ; thi»State. An, ink to, increase and. fix the amount of top. bondi to. l»p.gj;von by the Stofe- tomatip- Asylum, An net to, provide for holding the Superior Coughs in. certain, oownties, and, tor duming jyuries ip certain eases, ajiul| tor otbpr purposes. An apt to, repeah section 4*323 of itliu Revised, C-odp of,’ 187,3, and to jpivseribp. punishment of persons ©on* jvioted of mimtoiy mull tor other pur poses. An nipt to, antbm’jxe- top sale by common, carriers oft all! froight un- joUiimpd. amb the-deposit in, bank of jtluMinb pmoeadk of saidl snip.to,a,wuit tiip-cliubn of- own«% ami! tor. other ipur poses. |s , An api io.iyignJalo toft- sto.iWng of jjnrics in oi>,i|! easas mull ill, cases of misdpmoannr ill, thft'Suporinr Uonrts jot tliisStivto,, I A\n,not to eliangg.flip Hscallyear so jthnt if shall begin,on. the ft)»t d|iv of (Ootober until ondl on, the thirtieth jdav oft SuptondHH'. An,uotito,pwniilb. that thp.pqi>plo may bo bettor supplied!with; tjip.pnh- ;lio laws oft-this State. An,apt, for the estahliMimpnf of |bni|»QUft» oft’ the State Vni{,orsity at Cuthberp amll 'rhpnnu?vi|llb. ©to. Au not to, allow-certain, l|pua of lamllonli to.be forecl(KscHl| botore duo in certain, cafes*. An act to,change tho beginning of the terms.oft Superior Uourt to the second Monday in February and, the first Monday ip September,, An act. to,allow persons- against. wJipm.wnri’nnto ar©.«med' outuain- •tiNudprs, or mf-tenanto, liuldjng; over jthlMe.day^ within,whjell,to,fija«QOtin- iteiV ftffldftKila to, suplnwnrranls, and ifor QtlmrpuriHWtts. ; .Vn, uet to.ampndlseetom, 4,3PD of the cod© oft 1S53 m. referonce to burning out houses imsaidiseotioiL andiitipreusiiig the jx?u^lty prescribed hi said section. An act to require tronsfenyes. of .tax executious issiuxli prior to Febrn r ary 29th 1775, to have- thpir.CKfoUr tions rooorilfdiundi fining tlip.time when.thpy mpst lw placed’on record; jOto. , An aet to repeal, section 10*7.of the code, and in lien thereof to pro vide for the granting and nmcmling txf chartors fv>r schools, academics, colleges and churches. An act to curry into oflbot fsira- gnijih 2 section 18. article Id, of the Constitution of 1877, sous tc provide for the selection of tbo most experi enced, intelligent nnd upright men to serve im grand jurors, awl of in telligent and upright men to serve as» traverse Jumrs, and for the draw* ingof juries. An act to provide for the setting apart of homesteads and exemptions of property, tor tho sale thereof, nnd the reinvestment of the proceeds. An set to curry into, effect article 8, section 7, paragraph. 2, of the con stitution of this Slate, as to appeals in Justices Cborts and therefrom. An act to carry into effect, para graph 2, section 18, nrtiofe to 'Hie appropriation. The lax act. Tirn rk.s(h,ution8. 'Hie tolTowing- is a list of the rcso- I u til,ns which passed both branches of the Assembly and were approved by’ the Gotvci’iior ? A resoftki'on rcfpTesting the Gov- icruor hi correspond with the author ities of the State of Alabama with a view to the iidjtisbmcnt of a claim fbr treatment to certain |sniper pit- tients to the State Lunatic Asyhim of Georgia. A resetoti'on- appointing a commit tee to i’ljivesHgabe wild land safes. A rwohition antheming 1 to- ftw-,. ernopto i'mpfiiii'c whetlrer any ]ie(Hih ties >i- forfeitures have liecu ineui'- I’cd by any losses of penitentiary con victs, and for other purpoxos. A resolution approving logislation by tho uatiomd! Congress for dtistrib- uting the proceeds of public- hiiute to public schools im the soveral States. A resolution in wgiwd to,Governor Colc|iiittt’kriiiid!orseiBe«* of the bonds of the Northeastern. Iftiijvoadl Com pany.—.1 Hit a fa Cons/'i fiat ion. So*? 5bov- V(«’k: Trijmai*,. uep, 'J’ltosolid south is in, a.good) deal of a qmu'idbry aboiiit its programme for 1880; Tlm-whoh ^eiiipi), umitpd, on only oup. lauHcipIt^. to, suececd: ut any cost, and! wiftb, any wan. So soon, up: t-ulik; about thc*si toiigest mm begins. Wien, the titiscowl appear^. South, (’’lu-ohlimstutiils ahmp i*v, favor ing «• hunl-iiionpy aWiiujpc with, the eusl^. with Buyurdl ftiaj- a, cimdftllite. Georgiim is ip, favor of r lMiUuu with, a platform, of any lu ioeiplps, which can bo giiiW'iiidcedl to, catch, the- mast votes*. Nonr.ly alii the- other states favor a soft-money mini, ljlto- Tlmr- nuni or llendi’ipHs, apdl a, wostorn alliance, 'rhp-woalkuoss-of Mm-liittor programme is easity iqqmromr to,every one except hull-ilpzorsj. who,seem to think tout, because tissue-ballots an.1 rillo-ohitw motto a solid south, there ©an Ik* up, tu:mihlft- in, elect ing a presi- dem.. 'Tho gjwit? obstnplu- to, the sumvs oftalli Uto-plums pisoposcd is the ut tor ihipmasibilky oft limU jigv t he “man who.can, who M * lfti, d|M*s* not exist. lI)I\Wkiimv,Ulli. IfrcimMlng to* .Ellr- tertoiiM^u*State .V^IeuJtnral Comwemtiimn. iMitrilta. JUtimtch. 1 lLwaN*Wfc!iR; G.VvJlm, 7th 1879. Meeting enllhdi to, o|xll»r by Prosi- Idont It. W. Anderson.. Oil motion, J. H. ; Mjhuhqjl. kvi# appointed to act us Secmlm\w On.motion, it was ordtu^dilliat the Pixwiiltmiv, V’uk>- 1,’tosidenh and! Sco- rotnry ho« antilorihedl to, appojnt. a eonuuitttee toemopenito-wyUlthlip May or andiC-oimwil.of HnjvkilisvjUQ, Gu., in mnking suitable arrangements for ,tho mcfti)tii»m amllawoimmHliitii»n,of delegates attondlng* tJu*. nmatjiig of thq»Stuto- Agi’.ikultfiml StHiibty to,bo helfii »ln lfbwltilisvillft. im Ftbmnoy next. OmnnHitUh meeting, adjourncil; Hi. Mi: Av'fflMiHsoN; President* J'. Bt. MiTeiiKLL, SooV pin fern, t ■ i ^ j A sjkkiI thmul factmy is in oon- templiition in Tuscaloosa, Ala. More tlum half oft ttn>.convicts in the Texas iKMutenttiiry. eannot write their names.. Georgia contributed more i lum any othpr statq to.tlip ivJipf of. tli© yelhnv, jfevAr-suffurprs.. The State Agricultimil Society meets in Hawkjiwvillp on. the lfith, inx»x,. A HouKton County Farmer Dis cussing the Guano Question. A farmer in Houston county says: I mean to sav, without disparage ment to any one, we are too ready to accept and believe everything, re gardless of results. Our actions nnd operations have been based upon Iiojkj and not upon strict business principles, else we would be better off to-day. This year hope inis employed labor, generally speaking, at a partco high enough for uir«» or ten cents cotton, while the real outlook is better for six or seven—hope overlooks mid over-reaches a probable and almost certain reality. We all know that hope, though the life spring of the world, is as blind and trcnclicrons as the heathen wto worshipjml their idufc of stone and wood. Now to the point I wish mainly to touch, wifKHjt, being the subject of fer- tiiliixers.' . • •' Tlic deitfci’s in guano saw- proper, several yeurs ago, to^hrow the gmnt- let to farnaers to take cotton in pay- mewt thereof ’Tis true we lxivo been an easy going set of' felhoMcsi. ready and will ing to do, anything; sign, anythiing, amfl believe any thing t'bnt merchants, guano dealers, twrse tuudci’s, or even a l»ig Ntiitdft “nigirer , '‘ would tell. us. To a ecutaiu extmt we m-e so yot, though, ^©hiaps with liests ability to comphx Fbr instance a- Tahowr says lie cannot work for less than half of every Saturday, full rations, two acres of extra land ami from seventy- live to oiue hundred dWflors; tu year* A. reasons wiitlii liiuiself awhile and says he ciwunot piy iit, but Itopc tells him cotton will! be worth ten or twelve cents tu jHHtimli next fall, and besides be understands Mr. B. is offeriing t-liut price, so lie promises to give it, not stop))iiig to consider whether Mr. B» is an. intelligent and ri'spoasiiWh- bnsiiness- nuiui. or one of the old wer-riihllL’Ui asses; Tito- gjioim, dlfiihaiw libiink. tui.dl have coins©- to, ffeell that, wu- uccsli guano, elfecv they would net in solbmrn con- venjhfWi convguedl(jir luuidfnl'of men) lViHwe- tile presumption, to undertake to, diiktuitQ- tltohi-oAvn terms, eontmry known hww-of emnmenca*. lift! tliere aro enough, who, feel; ail iutonost in the matter and 1 willlsecond the- motion^. I piHqp»sc to take* the initiitoi^ft*st»i> by calling a meeting of tho Hannans, of Houston) county to express themselves publicity on the subject.. Fa km eh. Perry; Gn., Jan. 13, 1879. Farmers progressing finely. Miss Caroline Graham died on the 19th inst at the vesidenee of Mr. Joe Miller. Tlic coroner is sick with cold, hut wifi be up soon if be continues to improve. Mr. Daniel' McMillan had his other leg amputated on the 19th inst. After living among ns one year, A. H. Wooten Esq. has menred back to Wodloy, ou tlie Central railroad. An old negro class leader met one of his grown members in tlic road drank a few days ago and gave him a sound slashing with a Maek gum pole. The member has reformed. Very tittle gmrno wnDB be wed this season in this comity compared to i last year if the farmers stick to what they* say.. Mr. S. Coffins of Stewaaft county, soca-liA-law of ostr totinisnaaiik, Mr. D. McGregor, lias moved back to Mont gomery after art absence- of eight or ten years. Montgomery News. THE BUILDING WITH FLIGS. Mr. J. M. G. Medlock, former editor of the- Swainsboro MevtM, has removed with Ms family to {Summer ville. The- PBevaM is ow>w edited by Messers. C*. II. JIccBlocSi aird R. J. Edenfifld. The retiring conncil of Hawkins- ville turaed oft eirtothe newbiKard of aldermen $1,190 in cusb. Gaines, Croquet, Base Ball Material, Per foniled Mottoes, Gold or Silver Paper, ira short, FANCY GOODS in endless num ber. Illustrated catalogue sent to au-w nrirlnwu rWraunomlenoA r».«4iiiuX address. Correspondence hwiiedl' _ dress. ILD. 1RYIKE; ft Cotton Avenue-,. ([Build iug-^witk^'lu^s); A IhirncsriiFlb-mtm- recently bought fifteen liniTels of good Georgia, syrnp iii Hawkinsvilfe- at twenty-five- cents per gallon*. George Motts, a young printer, who once worked in the Dispatch office, and whose parents now live in Hawkinsvillc, went to sen last spring and died! recently at Para, iti Brazil. It is rej>ortcd! that Jhd’go Hilton has recovered! Stowurtfs rermiaam, lly pay.iing- $ofk.Q0Q: iinrll asfeingr no; qpcs- tionsi, - ’ C mid or Items. 'rile hihlb-ooimitenitnces smjh. work oiiitdiftoSiibhatlH onjv, as pullihgrtihe ox oii(b oft the ditolh Well, wait; next summerili'lll be ftij’gptten,. Uist-week we-siavammiMU; Ifhntow with, thirty-two* lj.v«-opossum& in-llis lu»rse-eart and twokw opossum-skins on, tJm-oovor of his cart* J. A. Mc Millan was the successful purchaser, jl>aying.f>0 cts for the former und 1 25 jets for the hitter,,.tnudb Mr. Edwin Itollnos w.hn, has been ‘niisiug cotton for si,vt^4Jimft. years will not plant a sect! this year,’ bnt ho luus a good four year old. house he will give for a good ’possunirdogj Bomp thief scratched under the Imek.sUl. of Mrs. Alack Beaelium’s potato bin und.stole four, bushels oft jchoice potatoes after Blie was (Sinrious !enough.to loekUie door, AskOsee lander wliolsaelmmed. to, jtrude with.him.in thu store.. Holmes 1ms happened to thqfnua ’gpod.lnek to draw a gold watch aud chain, His ticket cost him only 8ii jamllus prize is vahiud.at 839U,. ' M> uudiwtand, a, seheoli willl he opeatKl. here, first. Alpuday in. Fobruar r )>- Married, on. the 19th inst. by Rev. John,Clemens, Mr. Ramsay Bush to Mjss.Mollie Outlaw. * , \Ve. sro glad, to note a,decided step towards improving, stock, Air. C. ! G. Bush.hus’ bought «,thproug}nbi-od Berkshire row. and Holmes has fa. vested, in, u tliorough : bix*d. North. Devon, cow. We. note that several of. onr. o.x r .changes Sj*oko of, the l»th inst. as ‘thy unnivorsary of General R, E, Loo’s death, It was tho anniversary of his birth. He died, thy 12th of .Got obey.. Tito eflRoiniil! part of tito- iStialw* are unajwmonsiy-iut fiuwn-of sendfitg-Col. W.. T”. Tliompsoia of' tho Savannah Kttivny. to CL>ngi:esB! to) succeed: the late Ma:; Hitotri'djgei. Miu.TJLW. J>..lH!an», lateof the Oin- ciwuiri, Jtbstf, is now connccteil, in an editorial way, with the Atlanta j Phnwgraph. Gnodi country, bacon, is selling; iu Thonin&villch. Gfeorgiav ah 5, uent# 1 pur poundl Lard; 7, oeuts;.syr.upi2fi coins per gallon.. lion. Josiah, L. Warren and Hon. J. C:. Niellols are suggested as cau- didntes for the office of represenutive in Congress from the First District, rendered vacant by the- doullii of Hon. Julian, Hsirta-idge*. Gtov Colipiitt has offtuwdlmreward of 8250, to>\whiolti Jhffarsom noun tv adds 8150, tho citizens ^400, ail making §800, for tho arrosk. with .proof to convict, of tho murderers of Quinton Stevens, who,. ifc\\\ifii be ro memhared,. uvis Urutulijv murdered during Christmas week alr Wuniley. Philadelphia; Tiinosf: lEimniaon; Berey a. colored) mam off CCtnvihgton, Va., naa published] ui book, on the ethnology of!'the colored race. congross* tile other,- dUy*. wmitdhwill tako-H’onit twvmtyy to, fifty- millions-of dul larsf rom ■ fcl i o *tVfl?taury. Helmsmt imr.veto do it.—[Baltimore Gawdtm. Tlkxas ex^>eots a linger numben* oft emigrants from Germany this year- than ever; before. The carpet-baggera, Sjiencor of Alabama; Patterson, oft South Caro lina; Dorsey, of Arkansas,, and Con- ovftiy Qf Florida, rotire fromitlie. sen- late-Alamln^th. Tilemds not a lawyer in.the-DeHw- wave lftgj^atnrtb Thie* is am nnprit- cedftntodifackiinthe history,of, Amci> icandcgislation. * ‘Why should we celebrate Wash ington's birthday more than mine?” asked a teacher, * “Because he never, told.a lie.!” shouted.u.littlc. bov.. No. 9 Cotton Avcnne, AIncon, Ga., IS THE PI*AeU TO HAVE YOFB PictaresSiceiy Flamed 3ES. ID. 3ZR V’XJSTEJ, Mtemtfcstfuvtr of PICTURE FRAMES dTe-rarr disciription DEA LER IK—- .. Widi Brackets, Window Cornicing. Art- isisV PainlH, Brushes, Canvas, Drawing- JEaieriaLs, SehwoJ Books, Sunday School Song Books, Blank Bw»ks, Waiting Panev GlelaS Peas, PeBscife, &C-. «fce. PICTTKES! PITCVItiasEE ITL'ffTRES TEf Ins* hc3Allcyiart.ciB.UA Su^Iinc. Think of fins Elegant, Gtansnow £5x30 Inchon im WAUim'FRAMEt>. Only $2. vrjtfLEjmxEs! vai.entikes if vaisentikes!! ! Cupids Darts, Useful Bits, Hits 'em Hards amt Comic;, at whofcsafe and- retail. Rirties dk-siaing- valentines, who- can’t coil venieutJly- ufeSt the city, can have the same sent, to tfteir uxldress,, postpaid,, on. receipt oflpvice-, STOCK"—- "The Restf Wfidefty Quoted South- eent NcvKHpuyerJ ISTDu ’cnm; f&Tftm ATLANTA Jtt-AELY CONSTITU- TI«*N, . We have few promises to make for Tiik-, Constitution' for 18 71). The paper speaks; for itself, and upon that ground the mana gers offer it to the public* as the IrisC,, th«* brightest, the newsiest, and the- must! cnjnt- nleUi-dhily jpnnmdlpublishadl fn.ttle-aoutli.. This is ttliit vcriTi’et of. war, neadlias,. and the- verdict ofi’fiie nmat; (uiiHiml’.wf oimesehang- es..w»mi! of-whose opinions WMi tahn pkasuie* wai!H<f-pnn(ft*nef1!for briefly aUndlhgr l», some oil ttlu; ff-amoes whiefu liav.tf-gtveniTiiE CoKHrnnirin»N pcoiuincnee- among soutlleini pupuns.. 1. It prints Bill Hie newsj. Doth by inaift and telegraph; II Its. telegraphic senvihe is fuller thaui metropnlitun jjmraalh.. III.. Its compilation of the news bv Mail is the freshest of the Inwt, eoinprising: everything of interest in the current news paper literature of the day.. TV. Its editorial deparliueuo ts fiill,, bright nnii l ivueimis,. «nfi! ils paragraphs;- and opinions are munu-widkl.V ppnted than) those of any otiiun* sonttiariu journal. It diseiLsses .all questions off public interest,,, uind touches upon alii cummti themes, j V.. “Bill Arp,” tlie-most genial of hu~ jpioriattH.will continue- lo>aontrll>ute to its, Icollmms.. “Olfi! Su’ aiid “Uncle Remus’” willl woiJk im titoir ajnmial fields, ami will! furnish fun; botii-ib prose and'vei-se. VI. It is a conipibte-news-, family and! agricultural jounial. It is edited with the- greatest wire,, and its columns contain; everything of inteivst in the domain off poHtiiw, literature and science. VII. In addition to these, full veports off' (lie supreme court nnd of the proceedings; of the general assembly, will be published,, und no pains will, be spared; to, keep tine papeirupitmito pimmtl Httaiiiluvli. TUaUusti papiov ihi tile siinlii.—Keokmcc Conatitmtibni. Tilusdllhatt papvnof, tfiaamrth.—Burling- lom Him\Ho,va.-. One nttttiti-nu»tt(Hisiinl)iU jjburnals in the- icounlray^-itotTfit' Fhue-Fness. Thu-ilriglitiel and! miwvaiBti daily paper.- In tin* sontil;^-BalHinom-GhB<»lte.. Thera* in not iKtlter, nuwso»i»er in the* stmilliavusnUCs..—(.’harlbttt* Observer, i SItuninv adsancaligr towvutV the position; •of, mmetirtlpditam ijinmalir—Seinw. Times., j U, i.s.cma*nffttie »iightnat k .inost enterj)ri.sv itig; midhwdild most- Hllenil of sotithem; Ijpuivnd^r-BtonWynTimes. t Not content 1 witli,bring Hie best newspa- per in the south, i$ determinwl to he the, host looking also —Philadelphia Times. Abiy edited and newsy always, in its hew. dress it is as attractive im fftnni as it lias heretofore been, in. matter.—New Orleans, Dumonmt, My.. Ilayes is threatening to veto j. juuM constitution with its tlie-hmipomhe uenstpiiiUillinaBSQdl by ! ' nmv. eh»tba»> is- now, the bandsoinaaft.as.it! has Ioivj:- lIcon,ttiu-ll««t;. newspapon- i n,the • south i-r^oiw l&urikStnr.. . TUimAarutWA CoNSTUTumof, has been; making steady progress the ihstifew years,, and may now fairly claim a plftORTimong; I he first half-dozen southern newspapers.-— Springfield Republican. To say that TiiBC’oNsrmmoN is one off ’tlm-brightMSt,. ntcwsieftti jimrenls of the* '(X)untr}*;.mpap*«Toffwhiril-.the whole south; may wrill Ua proud; i«; but to state a self-. evident fm*t-apparent to all.—Washington; Post. The TovjnHi. Tlio* ilailv editiam iisaenvil’ llj’ mniPors* carrier permuuuun postage prenaid.. The weekly edlfion; i*- served at; $lj*0i per auntum or ttwoopifc*fbr sjak’ffO; Agentt^wonted! ihnwerjr oity. town andt loounty injGterghrautdisnmmnding states.. Lilienircommmissionst paid nnd territory gnamntowh. Sendtfbrroirenlnrs. AtlVortiscim«tsstt«,.fifteen and twenty- cents{wnlliw*. ac(»*rding to location. 'Con-. trmH-rates fnrnishetl upon application to, tlie business office. Correspondence containing iuiportaut news, briefly put, solicittsi from all parts, of the country.-. 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