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Newspaper Page Textmm I«fii*M*i***« (WU'IH'I. «A. ■ WEDNESDAY AUGUST 12, 1874. MHX H. lAtTlR, • • • Editor. «r xoirnriptios skckivkd rsLuw* Pill* FOB IX ADVANCE. Mb. Ouuii H. Uuuu ia lb* ag*ut for the EuquiaaB-Suir for Mnaeogee and Ktuoell ooontiM. He u ntbotini to nolioit advertiaing and mbaoriptiona. and to rooeipt for tbn tone. We command him aa a gentleman in ever; way worth; of confidence. Two Back tor V*. Onr column* are hardened with com* maaioatione preaenting the claim* of can didatea for oBo*. We aball charge n gn- lar advertiaing rate* for aooh communica tion*, aboaing preference and allowing eiamption to non*. Hie; are written and pnbliahed in tba iaearaat of individuate, and though the; me; be of acme general interact, their number and bulk are too great to iiapoaeea a newapaper putiliabar (who baa to pa; hia printer* for ever; linn of them) without compenaation fur bia apace and ezpanae. Ohm two Staten hare yet held elee- tiona for. Bepreaentatirea to the neat Oongreaa. 'The; are Oregon and North Carolina—oee in the extreme nortbwoat, the other in the aontb. All the Ucpra. aantalire* elected b; than* two State* are Demuorata, except one In North Carolina, and ha la a negro. So no white Uadioal hae yet bean elected. The New Yerk JWttm* thiaka that the reaulta of iaat week * elacUona “fore- ahadow in a large degree the important election* of the next three inontha, upon the reaulta of which the character of the next Congraa* depend*. We beliera they will chow throughout the country oomtid- erable Democratic gain*. The next Con- greet will be much nearer evenly divided between the partiea than the present. But it will probably ba Repnldioan alill." We ahnil at*. Kanaaa ia unfortunate In the nelectton of her United Htatee Sena tore. Pomeroy baa for a year or more been avoiding > trial on ortminal charge*, by ooulinuan- cch, change of vonne, Ac.; and now we hear that charge* of a moat aeriona char acter ere made againat Mr. lugalla, the other Senator, and that they effect both hia private and bia political ecla. It would he eomelhing novel, but nut *t all won derful for theee timea, if K*dhh finda hereelf unrepresented in the Senete, lie- eeuee of thoao aeriona ohargea againat her Senator*. The Heeling laiartUy. We entreat the peetplr not to let the oan- dldetee for office beve the manipulation of the Demueretio meeting to be held in the Oonrt-hoime tin Saturday next. T'be way to prevent thia is for the people to take the matter in hand themaelvoB, and thia they cannot do without peraoual at tendance. D ia eepeotaUy deatiebie that onr frionda from the oouutry should oome in, so aa to estop any complaint that the nomination* were mfde by the voter* ol the city. Let every pert of the county he repreaeuted, and let all acme with a deter mine ion to act for the good of the gaUbB, rather than in theiotereat of individuals, and aucoeHH will be the result. Euoouregcd by the example of every State that bee held an oleetion recently, let ub prepare the way for Georgia to eelipte them all ia good works. The work of preparation, so far aa Muaoogee ia oonoerned, ia to ha done on Saturday Bait. Let it be itett done on that day. and the way to do it pioperly is for th> people to take an active interest eud man age the affair for themedvea A few boura devoted to thia public duty tuny avert many evil*—aome of wbioh are threatening, othera uuaeen. Du not nag- leet it I ae* that tba people are voluntarily calling upon him to represent them in Oongreaa. And where ia the Georgian, with fadings nnwarped by the prejudice! of old party politics, who would nut rejoice to have hi* State once nor* repreaeuted in (Jon- greaa by men of Mr. Hill's ability end high pereonal character? We kaow that hi* fame aa an orator and atatewnan would noon be as extended aa the Union, and that hi* eloquent voio* would cell to the Representative Hall aa large an aa. dieace as any man In Congress eonld command. Wa know that he wonld be faithful to hia State and people, while mindful of constitutional Federal obliga tion*. Why, then, should old party ran oor pursue or personal prejudice oppose him further 7 Aa edditional evidence of the growth of a better feeling towards Mr. Hill, we oopy the following paragraph from the Griffin Bent : t “Hon. B. H. Hill.—At tfmaa we almost conclude that we beve done thia gentle men *n injustice in the peat, and while we have hit him aome pretty heavy licks lu vulnerable places, we m we propose (o atone for it to the extent of adding onr endorse ment to the idee of hi* going to Con green from the llth District. However faulty hie judgment may be, w* beve never doubted Mr. Mill'* p*trioti.m or love for the South, and although he might to* meant to accomplish reunite that our peo ple might not approve, yet when th* in- teront and honor of bi* section were at stake, be wonld battle for them more manfully then any men we eonld send. “Beside* this, were he there, th* peo ple of the United Statea would soon learn that the South bad a champion able to cope with any man who haa been beard in the ball* of Congraa. In the last twenty years. Hi* ebancea for the nomination in the Uth are good, and wa bupe to see him Dominated and triumphantly elected ibl* time.” I he Monroe Adcerliter, noticing th* designation “Ben Hill organ" applied to the Atlanta Herald by another paper, Hays: “If wanting Ben Hill to goto Oon- grea ennatitutaa a p.per his organ, pnt the Advertieer down too. In Hku manner we express the opinion that If wanting Ben llill to go to Congress makes men his 'organ*,' three-fourth* of the whit* voters of Georgia may be pat dowe in that cate gory. ^ ^ ALABAMA. hon. m. H. HIM.. One of the enigmas of our latter-day Georgia polities is the irrepressible war fare which Borne of the proas uf the Htate wage egaiuet thia distinguished gentle man. As lo all llio others of our ante bellum politicians, the differences prior to 18UI have been forgotten and forgiven If anythiug i* now remembered in bitter- uees against them, it is their coarse dur ing or sinoa the war. But an regards Mr. Hill the old prejudices of a few active pol itician* seem ineradicable. Ilia fidelity end zeal in the cause of tbe Confederacy, during its struggle, was never onee ques tioned j indeed, it ia known lo nil that Mr. Davis leaned upon him aa a “power,' and that the Adminiat ration found in none of the eminent end able meu gather ed around it a more zealous or effootive supporter. Ilia judgment had coudemnei tbe act of aeuaiwiou, but hia whole heart and all bia great cuergiea were wiih his oountrymen after they had taken the fatal step. As regard* hia course since tbe war, there haa never been a aiugle election, or a single contest upon any of the meaaures resorted to for our mure com plete subjugation, upon which Mr. lliil’a position was not fully known, or upou which he failed to ataud squarely up against those measures. Instead of hesi tating or lagging behind, ho generally led the way, and while he enoouraged and animated ua by the cogency of his roa- eooiug and the power of bis eloquence, he sometimes startled ua by the boldness of hia posilioua. But ho happeued to drop one or two expressions distasteful to some old politicians with the construction which they put upon them, and lo oounsei in one instance a little more oirenmepaction wheu they were for “smashing” things at onoe, and theae constitute the staple of their denunciations of him where they come down to specification* at all. Bat thair general mode of fighting him ia a aoatiering warfare of ridicule, disparage ment and dislike. Tbe reeent notion of tbs people of atverel of tbe counties of th* Ninth Cong national District affords gratifying proof that th* people of Georgia generally do not approve this warfare upon one of their ablest and boldest men. It ia nut pretended that be has resorted to any “eleeiioneeriag” to procure the favor of the people of that Diatriet, and yet w* FtfiEKH 1 NKBTIWtl AT VMM RtPHINUM—NPEEt’HKN AND DIN- NEE -A VISIT TO THE TEO- JANN-THK I'EOM AND ■UNIN4M PlOEFEtTE, Oorrelpomlei.ee KNqt'lBBU-gtre.] I spent eeverel days in Alabama, reach ing home yesterday; and I enjoyed my trip hugely, despite the oppremively hot weether. Tbe objeot of my viait wee tbe great farmers' meeting, wbioh was held in Union Hpring* on th* 8th th*t. I bad nev er been in tbi* cany iSU* town before, end I mast acknowledge to sn*greeahl* sur prise at seeing a place so indicative of past poeaibla prosperity and future en terprise. Tbe Oonrt-honaa ia by all odd* the finest building of tbe kind I have seen in |tbe Bta'e, and it refleota credit on tbe enterpria* of Bullock county end the artistic taste of theee who adopted th* areMtootanl pUA. TE PATBONB. Despits the intensely hot weather, the people began to gather from different parts of the oouaty, sad from some of the neighboring counties, early in the day. The ball of the Masonic Lodge was made tbe reoepteeie for tbe acores of well filled tleskets that hold the contents of the fine diuuur that was subsequently spread on lung tables extemporized in the hall. Col. Powell, Master of Union Hpringe Grange, osiled the meeting to order in the court room at half-past 11 A. M. It Was thought there were eight hundred person* ament bled, many of them ladies. Th* exer- oiaea were opened with peeper by th* Be*. Mr. Turner, of Perot*. After which ad dressee were delivered by A. R. Calhonn, Professor LaHette, Captain Feagan, Mr. Laney, Mr. Powell, and two othar genlle- meu whose names we did not eatoh. Tbe speeches were well reoeived, and all were in favor of improved agriculture, hard work, and immigration. DIN E EE. After the addresses were over the people assembled for dinner in the com modiou* Lodge-room, where the well- laden tables were in charge of tbe lady land and Email farms, sod it hm an air of prosperity about it, Troy is by all the neatest and moat prosperous town of the pie w* have seen it Booth. Therfi ieonly ON* old dilapidated balking bWling 0th e piece, and that is Ike ooiirt-bouae. Tbe matket bouse is a small etroatnag like tbn gammer bones of a German lege# beer garden. By-the- way, all the Trojans, with a few excep tions, that 1 met were Germane, end * better lot of fellow* It would be difficult to find. They took me in charge before I gut to town, end never gave me up till I left early on Monday morning. Would that Alabama had a mill top such men aa J. 8. Holnmnn, Mr. Mebki and Mv. tleod. The latter German ia an Irish Yankoo. I am indebted to T. K. Auerbach and bia charming wife, a Philadelphia lady, for n meat ilttlightfni social evening. I hewn fibmrg qy Teterd -fiat the baqtKUl daughters Bf the QnkWrCity in a fdrm that admit* of no qaestion. I hope to visit Troy soon again. In tba meantime I shall entertain s lively and grstefol re membrance of the people I met there. I had the honor of a aall from that ostium- bia gaatlemaa, Hr. Goldthwaite, and the pleasure of mealing “Sidnay Herbert,'' ed itor, and Mr. Poet, proprietor of the Troy Meetenger, • moat creditable journal. was to have gone back to Uatebachabbe* to address a meeting but failed to make the oonneotion. All my trips convince me that wa are nesting tba dawn of a better dey. _ (CoexaeBlrsKsl.) Ad Able BaHMele. Mr. Bditor ; I have heard tbe name* of many good meu suggested for the Legis lature in the lest few days, and l doubt not any ol those suggested would reflect aredit on our county. I, ae a good oiti- xen, will give my support to the uomineea, no matter who they may bo; hot I oleint, of course, an individual preference, end that preference is emphatically for Doctor E. F. Colley ; not on personal grounds, hut beoausa I consider him a man of deoided ability and education. I do not any that othera may not be as well informed, but Doctor Colza; baa had peculiar advantages and he has shown his fitness by the manner in which he haa filled every politioal position with whieh he haa been honored. I there fore beg to present hia name as one em inently fitted to carry weight end demand ing recognition. Tbe legislation of the next session promises to be very impor tant, and I am satisfied Doctor Colas; wonld meat ite requirements as well as any mao in tbe State. Lax. HANNACBE IN CHINA. ird street*. (o**r Cl'j Mill*<Mk® ( lUintng three ur| Imk« ygooms and A*® b-d- rooms, together with -MS,' or kitchen, eoutuning (til*® r»tu«, and tb« ceiisr under etore No. 172. t'rics to. BROWN, o W. H. 84UI**, at No. 17fi BronS » CALL FOR A CONVENTION Democrats of Jfuscogae! ta t HU ANOTHER EXCURSION fa NEBBANKA, NT. EOCIN, CHIFMW, NALT LAKE CITT, An- All Autumn Hunt on the Plaint. I 'O ACCOMMOOATP. A LAIUtK NUMBER WHO oo«!4 not Join tho Jun« Excursion, I have id« Rrranj?ntn®D*4 for another to l®»ve Atlsnt* j th® 16th of September, to viait the large cities, end the prettiest profile country of tbe Woit. for full particular®, edtr®*s eugl2 It j EAM’L A. KCI10L8, Atlanta, Oe^ The Hannah Moore Academy, TIB BIOfEBAN H(HOOL FOB 6181,8, Wtmr Baltlmor®, iFFERfi special inducement* to those desiring 1 for their daughter® careful training, thor ough I'iNfru -tiiu, high vulture, nod the iuflueucta Of a CkrlatUa ikomi. Then it turn will begin Wednesday, 8®pt. 16. Address Rkv. ARTHUR 4. RICil, M D , auglil vim B*i®torstown, Md. fNSOROIA - WU8C0GRK COUNTV. -Ktnrr F M BROOKS, Ordinary. In obedience to th® Instruction of the B'-S* Democratic Convention of laat Saturday, I do hereby call upon tho Democrat! of Mnscoge® to mfemble In Convevtloa st th® Court Huns® of Muacogp-, at 12 M., ON 8ATURDAY, TUB 15TU of |fifn mouth, to nominate four fielsgstss for the Congressional Convention, hereafter to b® held, for nomluating a candidate for thl® Dietrict, and ilUo to name candidate® for th® Legislature to represent Muscogee conuty. UKNRT L. BRNNINO, Chairman of Batarday’® Convention an“5 deodtdAwIt MISCELLANEOUS. Kill the Cotton Worm® I WITH ROY ALL'S COMPOUND, Pori® Green and Arsonio. roll SAAB BV E. C. HOOD A BRO. *"fi« To the Democrat® of Mur cogee. I mnnoaoen aym-lf • c«n<i.d«to for th" Legi®la- ture, Riiljoct to the actio* of th® Nunuuating Conveiition next Saturday. NiigU id W. If. WILLIAMS. A LAROJC LOT OF Fresh Drugs for Sale. IKK TUOUHAKO KATIV* OKBlBTlAZfH RLAUUU- TEBRO—BLOODY BORNSB AND URBOIO HUP- Ail intend to clooe op my btiNinrsa h»r< leave early In th® fad f»r Fh rld-i, i offor my entire atock at MUCH liMLOW COdT, to avoid e peit»e of trmriMporUtion. A large lot of LAMPS, VA8RS, FANCY 000D&, A®., will bo sold at a prent tmrgaiu. J. I. CRIFFIN, Druggist, augll tf IOC Broad Street. GREAT BARCAIN! Safe and Paying Business Already Established, for Sale. DRCO STOCK AND BUSIN CM ON fnvor»ble terinr. hit® and conntry Merchant® wonld do rail, aa I am determined to redaenmy large and well nvlocUd AUttlu _J®5' 2 m W. W. SHARPE & 00., Publisher®’ Agent® No. 2f> Park Bow, New York, Are authorised to Ceatrae* tor Ad- vertlsiua la aar paper. my14 tf N. J. BUSSEY, Agent AMERICAN Cotton Tie Company. The trade supplied at lowest mar ket rate*. mytT dAm MEDICINES. Tba Franoh periodical, Mittiont Catlio- liquee, of the laat of July, gives the first sulhentio sod detailed narrative of the re- oeat aiaeeacre uf Uomaa Getbulio native converts in China. Th* aoooant, aa translated for the Lon- the “liUratetm the peraeouting party ih called, opened,the campaign by behead ing two wen*til the nertiee of Pere Donre end e Obrietieu, whom they then threw tnlo llie five* 'the eMAiMhp they bam- ed'the toroe ViHrtgun uf IVun-£, tu, Fio- Vinh end Ban-Teob, end uiARsacred the inhebiUnU that were In them. Thoee who enoceeded ih eeoeping to tbe woods were hunted down with hound®, brought beck endthe d*«y. I he river war covered over with Dodieit floet- iug down it from (he aide of Lareg. At kbit time the tpURdprerg were mesHaoreiBg tbe Ohridtfene of ^he pariah of Ilulven, and were burning their villages. Those who took refuge in the ettfti of tbe neigh borhood were huuted down and burned alive. The Qmud Mandarin of Justice watt at the market of Ha-Nam with 800 soldier*, but remained an inactive spectator of the ire of the Christians ot Nam-Duong, only i few of whom were ebie to escape. THE LXIBBATRS, who were the heads of the militia ap pointed to masseore the Christians, say that the work uf extermination carried out under the eyes of the mandarins was concerted between the Court end the lit erates, and was done in reprisal for reoent events. Hie mandarine have )u«t receiv ed orders from the Court not to employ auy other means save those of persuasion to stop the murderers in their career. One of the ehfefto, who bsd just * caused two Christians to be murdered on the high road, went on the parado before tbe Gov ernor of the citadel, bp whom he was dis missed with honor. On his return twenty women end children fell under tbe Hwnrd of this man and his followers. He had just come from offering daorifloe to the Goddess of Prostitution, to whom a fa mous temple, that stands near the road, is dedicated. MODE OF TOBTUUK AND DEATH. In several localities they take an entire family—father, mother and children— bind them together with bamboos, and then fltug the bnndle of living buniauity into the waves. First, however, they take care to out off the man’s bead. Tbe iualtitude of dead bodies thus fastened together in groups of from eight to ten block up the principal river, but to the greet surprise of every t»ody does not seud forth any bed smell. There ere thuu tive perishes, containing 10,000 Christians, which have to be blotted oat of the mis siuu—namely; Lang-Thunk-Huyeu, Nam- Dopug,Hoy-Yen end Doreg-Thank. Many of the viotima died in tbe midst o' dames A village of wore than 400 Christians was attacked by the literates, and soon became a prey to the flames Among these 400 Christians tbero were IlfO, more or less, who succeed^ in waving themselves by taking refuge in a large village noar by. The remainder, about 800, were nearly all massacred. Two small villages of Chris- tiaus, situated two honrs' walk from the plaoe nt which I then was, were hemmed in by tho pagnus. The Mayor visited each Louse, numbered the Christians, and forbsdo them, under threat of the most severe punishment, to go ont of doors. A few of the Christian women attempted to go to the market to keep themselves from starving. They never returned. Some pagan women who weut with them say that the Christian women were cap tured and beheaded. Two men from one of these same villages hazarded a flight during the night. They passed the great river by swimming, and came to me to tell their misfortunes. “Alas,” writas Bishop Gauthiar, from whose letter this information is chiefly derived, “I eonld do nothing but weep for them, being unable to do anything to suooor them!” Two or three days after wards I learned that alt the men in thst village had had their heads oat off, but the womeu and children were spared. And, as their houses were intermingled with those of the pagans, it was forbidden to burn thorn down. Keslseky^iswrier Milled. Midway, Woodfobd Co , Ky , Aug. 11.— Nearly all di®aa®«® originate from Indlguatlou and Torpidity of ti e Liter, and reliefjH anxfoualy " ‘ ‘ “ Constipation, Jaundice. Putu in the Bhouldnr®, Cough, Chill®. Dlxxines®, Hour Stomach, bad Taste in th« Month, Bilion® Attack®, Pulpitation of the Heart, Depression or Spirits, or the Blues, and a hundred other symptoms, fur which SIMMONS' 1,1 VICK RKUULATOR la the best remedy that has ever been discovered. It act® mildly, effectually, and being A simple vegetable compound, can do bo Injury In any quantities that it nmy be taken. It Is harmless ih every way; It haa been used for forty years, and hundreds of th® good aud grout from all part* of thn country will vouch for ita being the purest and best. Siam's' LIVIK REGULATOR, *r Medicim, I® harmless, I® no dr stic violent medltine, -e to cure if taken regularly, intoxicating beverage, Ia a faultless family medicine, la the i hexbest medicine iu the world, la given with aataty and tha happleat rasntts to the moat delicate infant, • Doe* not interfere with bnBlneaa, l)oe® not disarrange the system, Take® the plac® of Quinine ana Bitters of every kind, Contains the simplest and best remedies. FOR BALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, fob 1 * deodawly 100,000 F* B.-a-ley’s Mill, consisting of Scantling. loch boards and dheathiog. Alto a good lot of First ( lass lumber on hand. n . lilv Address •• MAPLT, •uj{g tf Colnmbu®, Oa. . BSJbUTIi DIV0BCB8 OBTaINKD FROM court®, of different 8tat®a, for desertion, dc. No publicity required. No (Aarg® until dlvoro® granted. Addros®, COLLEGES. Bowery Academy of tbit School # IMPORTANT I mxa* eWMoetoy, tk. xta> of( to'y.WH 9 jt-.r-l' a. k. h«4 «t IILTO |«r ■mb, yeyaM* i*Tiaimf i» *»• ’Vuftlon In 1-lt.rarj firpaftiunt for tb. 80 icliolastic day*, $13 00. In Musical Department 14 per month, on«-half payable an he end of the first two months, bal ance at the cloa* of tha tarui. No deduction from tuition except In ease® of protracted sickness. • ; Tho Principal »nd Teacher®, b*r®ving that mk less the facts of ®uy brauch of ®tndy are acquired in connection with the ti«KN upon which th®y are based are soon lost, they adhere strictly %n9 lit®rally to tbe **y mi whtrtfor* ®y®Um.. . “IlAan lnn>t" and ctos* tHlRtiRC haVeifia*, ar® making, and will n»»k®, (as Isu w thwv are iy) the rrucfcaul. k*|/W and nucoutftU moa of tie world. Tor thia reason “HaED brunt" I® tbe motto at Bowery. Such pupils as »re too delicate to undergo close mental discipline are not ®ollc* '^Kach patron of this school Is earnestly requested to meet tbe Triocipal, Teacher® and pupil® on the morning of th# 27lh, at 8 o’clock. at TalboUtm, (i J. Q.C4LH0UN, Prln. MIAS H. A. V. MtLLKd, Ass’t, MRS- C U. BISTHUNR, Musical Teacher. GEORGIA Pio Nono College, Maeon, Ca. r and magnificent College will open r< cept -on of atudents on TUESDAY, T his m® for tbo OCTOBER 6th, 1874. .. Savannah. bi mated two miles from ih® city proper, and occupying a lofty eminence overlooking .he sur rounding country, the Pio Nono College, with a delightful grove and recreation ground® covering forty-five acre®, ufiord® every advautag® to th® #tU'i«*nt. w . The Dorr.estio Department and Infirmary are uuner the care of the Si® «*r® of Merc>. Ternik—Board and Tuition per anuum, $260.00. For further particulars, address Hit. 0. P. OABOURY, jySldawtm President. D avidson college. Next KsmIob will begin Reft M, 1874. Healthy location. Moral atmosphere. Strict dia- 'clpllne. Thorough teaching. Moderate charge®. Seven professor®. lor Catalogue or information, apply to J■ K. BLAKE, f?X) dvwty M. HOUSE, Attorney, 184 Broadway, N. T. Cotton Factory. A. CLEGG & CO. Columbus, Ca., A RK prepared to supply merchant® promptly und In a satisfactory manner with thebeft quality of Cotton Checks, Ginghams and •tripes, all of which are iu fast colors^ jtgd or the laUEt and most approved patterns. 4GP» Factory corner of 8t. Clair and Jackson litre t. Office on Jackson street. Je24dam. . HIDES. Wanted for Cash! ino.ooo lb*. Dry End Green Hid**, 200,000 “ Rag*, r>o,ooo “ Bee*w*x, ih)liv®ro4l at wharf.or railroad depots in this city, at highest market price®, by M. M. HIRSCE, C*|a*nk*w, Da. patron* and their ooniely deoghlen. better dinner It would be difficult to g»t iu tbe mo*t fevered agricultural oomiuu city, end it wa« fully appreciated by ell preent. Tbe country aronnd Union Spring* i« ac itch end well fevered that it O'mid Mippurt a denae papulation, if «ot- ton were not tbe ail-ebeorbing objeot of culture. Tbe time mn*t come when tbe Hgriouliurel cepaoitiee of Bnllock wilt be developed. One-half it* ere* i* .till cover ed by lh« primitive foreat, end over fifty thou**nd aero* i* turned out ea exhauated, but it could nil be recovered by judicioua green manuring end deep plowing in e fete year*. • I ecu versed with a great many farmer*, and tbe univereel etate- ruent I* “good corn crop*, and the cbauoce for action oxaellout." I wa* unable to find any mau wbo bad auffered or aeen any eolton that bad been injured by worm* of any kind. I found tba Enqui- kbh Son popular in Union Springe and all aay tbay trill take it when money get* easier. I bare deoided with tbe oonaent of tbe proprietor to tell all wbo desire tbe paper that they oan have it, agreeing to pay for it by tbo middle of November next, and this in order to place a live fam ily paper iu the hand* of every man wbo oau read. Aa tbo Exyni8*B-8i>M repreeentative, I waa very kindly reoeived by all the peo ple of Union Spring, end vicinity. TBOI. On Saturday evening I went down to Troy, with conductor Pieroe; but aa it wee dark, I aew little of the oouutry. I have forgolten tbe name of the hotel I .topped at, but 1 think it waa “The City," kept by a widow lady. I can aay, how ever, that a better hotel it wonld be bard to find in a town of th* acme six*, North or South. It ia a clean, coxy, well kept honee, with diebe* well carved, and bed, olean and well aired. Pike county, in all State* that baa • Pike, ie rather behind in eirilixitiou, and tbe namealwaya nggaeta the “Jo* Bowers, who had a brother Ik*, - wbo came from Old Uiaaonri; yea, ,U the D “' . . » n .nt AI and tbe body carried a«r«y. It it unknown way from Pike, Ao Bat Pikaoaauty, Ala, wbvtUr rovaoga provptad tbo i* tb* *xo*puou. It ia * oouaty of good', act. THE BEST ADVICE that onn givun to person® sufferiiiK from dys- iioiisia, bilious complaint, colic, counumption. nick Uondiicht', fever and ague, nervous debility, or of any disorder affecting tbe stomach, tbe live • or kidneys, Is to ton®, cleanse, ami regulate those im portant organ® by the use of DR.'» UTT’8 VKOKT- 1)LK LIVER FILLS. They act very mildly, yet thoroughly restore the functional action of the digestive orgoae and thV iutmtUiet and reuornto the whole ayetein. Thoy produce neither imusen, griping or weakness, ami may be tukoti at any time without change of diet or occupation. I’flee 25ca box. Hold by all druggists. DR. TUTT’S HAIR DYE K^e detected by tbo closest observer. It Is harmless and easily applied, and is iu geu^ral us • dreNsers Price $1 ST. CECILIA ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIE3. the Cumberland river. For beauty of ®o«ner* and hnalth'.ulnosB it i® nnequalod by any iustitoHou in the 8<mth. Bickne®« is almost unknown. Chalybeate wiser in coustibt supply, ia within the enclosure, and the purest White 8ulphurJr"‘ outside tha grounds. The course of ®tu<*y is th< ough and so lid; tho system of tho school in occur dance with tbo best models in the country. Re tired, yet within oaay r®.tch of the city. It has for young ladies all tho advantages and nonr the drastacks of city schools The Academy fers with confidence for verification of its pa-' effic ency to Its many fini-ihed graduates, and its pupils scattered throughout the Pnufh Add res t augt 4w throughout the t*nnth. MOTHER imRIOli * cilia Acad Nsshvtl FOR SALE AND RENT. For Rent. J IHB HOUSE, or • portion of it, corner j Forsyth and Franklin street®, now occu-J pied by the subscriber. Possession first October, or sooner if desired. swgg tf J . A.TYLBk. For Rent, . pperend, in excellent neighborhood, at present occupied by Dr. £. C. Uood, tin evw lortabk- room®, out-houses, garden, excellent To Rent. J^FTBR April 6th, two Farnishsd BED BOOMS, Kitchen and 8tablo, with nse of dining room and parlor. Address apl tf M, Roquirer Offiae. For Sale or Rent. T HE RESIDENCE second door south of 8t Paul’s Chnrch, at present occupied by Mr. Peyton. With a week’s nutloo, possession will In- given 15th August. Parties desirous of renting cau secure a home frotn August !6th proximo to October 1st, 1875. Apply to jy30 dlswtf J. 8. JONES. REAL ESTATE AGENTS' Scrofula, Eruptive Diseases of the 8kih, St. An thony's Fire, Kryaiitelat, Blotches, Tumors, Boils, Tetter, and Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm, Rheumatism, Pain and Enlargement of tbe Boues, Female Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhfva or Whites, Womb Dl«e«ses, Dropsy, White Swellings. Syphilis, Kidney and Llv*r Complaint, Mercurial Taint, and Piles, all proceed from impure blood. DR.Tlim IAUAPARII.LA ia the most poworHil Blood Puridor known to medical scionoe. It outers into tlie circulation and eradicates every morbific agent; renovates the system; produces ahcaut'ful complexion and causes th® body to gaiu fleoli ami incroaso iu weight. Kespths Blood Healthy and all will be well. To do so, uotbing has ever been offered that can compare with this valuable vegetable extract. Price $1.00 a lint tie. Sold by Xstray Sale. CVSSITA, G A., Aug. 8th, 18?4. W ILL be sold on tba premises of J. 11. Wool dridge, st Jamestown, Ua , on Saturday, tbs 15th lost., a certain ctiw marked as follows: 'tplit lu each e^r, red and white spots iu front, red feat, most of t.ind pari solid white. Will net about two hundred pounds; thrss or four year® old. Said es* sold as as sstrav. WILLIAM A. FABLBY, Mf&l wit Ordinary, We oiTVr to the public u simple, cheap Pawtiy Knitting M ( ciiink. In imuroving and perfecting our Antoiimtlc Nttchlne, we have aimed at NIKPLIIITY, and vre confidently assert that any person of ordiuaiy ingenu'ty will he able to use tin* Knitting Muuhina with tetter suecexi than a dewing Machin •. Onr Machine ia n * lie t»le to get out of order. It can lie attached to an ordinary table uud worked by a child. Foil in struct ions ucunmptuy each Machine. Families may Hub together and buy one Machine, as will do the Knitting for a dott n households. Send for Circular® and Price List. N B.—Wo are a’so the sole and exclusive Agents for »he celebrated Bickford KnlVtlmff Ma chine. Ntw Twk Knitting ImUm C*., jyl2 dftwtf 689 Broadway, Nsw York. LANDLORDS 1 rpO SECURE TENANTS FOB THE COMING year, NOW is the proper time to place your houses with ms. •ug2 tf JOHN BLACHMAB. JOHN BLACKMAB Hair Street, Ounby’s Building, nest t Prser, III gas k Co. Real Estate Brokerage & Insurance, SBFKS, BY rXXWlSSION, To Merctmnta' aud Mechanics' Bank, this etty. aprlU tf IMPORTANT TO ClilHRCIAl TRAVELERS. C OMMERCIAL Travelers who solicit orders by Card, Catalogue, Trade-List,Sample, or other Bpeuimeu, also those who vieit their customers and solicit trade by purchases mads direct from nock, and who travel in any section, by rail or boat, (telling aay chut of goods, ere requested to ®eud their Business aud Privets Address, M be low, stating clu4s uf goods they sell, sad by whom employed; also those who are at prsoest under no engagement. This mattor is of great importance country and that they wfl! at ooce give it their attention. Those who comply srith above request will he confidentially treated and duly advised of object in viow. Please address, (by letter only ) COOPERATION, care Ge j. P. Rowell A Co., 41 Park Row, JylSeodlm Key York Pity. ELLIS & HARRISON Beal Estate Agents AND AUCTIONEERS, W ILL ATTEND PROMPTLY TO THE8* RENT AND PURCHASE of REAL ESTATf. iu tho City and oouutry, aud will advertise thi same (at privato sals) FREF OF CHARGE, unlc» the property is sold. For Sale. VACANT LOT OF LAND, being the west por tion ol the “Nance lot,” on Bryan • rest, adjoining the residence of Ilou. M. J. Crawford. Cali how if you want a bargain. feblfi tf CITY LOT No. 001, on McIntosh street, with thrre dwellings on the same. Will be solo together or separate, at a low figure, for cash. ja27 VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, situated la the business ceutre of the city. Will sell at a great bargain, or to an acceptable party an undivided interest. The property can be made to pay a large interest ou the investment. A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT, with to* acres ground, in Liuwood, one mile from 8. W. I R- depot; a very comfortable and desirable hom< HOUSE with five good room®, within 200 yards of SontbweHtern Kiilroad depot, ous-balf acre ground. For Rent. A STORE 1I0U8K in the valley of Talbot connty, at a cross-road, three miles of the Chalybeate Springs. A very desirable location for a Dry Goods and Grocery busineits. sep!7 For Sale Low. \ SCHOLAR-HIP IN THN MEDICAL OOL- LtQK AT EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. no.* tr apply ac tbi* orrM®. Notice—Change of Finn. \LTB take this method of informing the trading public that we hava this day associated with ns in business Mr. CHARLES H. WATT. Tbe firm name will t inform our twalotsad _ .on band, in quant ties to suit any class sf purchasers, making „ ....I.la. DIA VTA TIAV unoui * too * WATT A WALKER. For Sale. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY. Th*t wall V known property aito.tr on th. oorthaut cor ner of Oxl.th.rp. «od Urldy. .treat., eoniltti.f ol * .lx roomed, two-atory tram. bnUdlnf. with Mor. honw and n nombrr or other oot balldhir,, on n kntf Mr. lot of good land. tor term,, apply to Dr. W. T. POOLE, 10! Erond mm, ColambM, at ANDREW WILLIAM!, Wat Po<*h Ea. j«*o .*■ % -THE CAMPAIGN Weekly 1 Enquirer I A LIVE PAPER, Within the Reach et Every Man, Woman end Child I 40,000 Subscribers Wanted ▲t SO Cents Apieeet nENMwvweitoW n aeMt* pollti- oxl oampAign (his fall in Georgia Bad Ala. btmx, End It la of vital impotrtanoa U thx poopla tha* they ahould ba tbonmghly poaUd on tha .quantum of party i—, and also a* to th* life tod oharaetan at th* atra fbr whoat lh*y an to vote. To fill thin want IK* publUher of Um ENQUIRER. 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