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ned Rivers, was killed in | for th¢farmer to bring bis cotton. Over four 
SY ev by another of | thousajd bales have sold here, up to 
will play in | Chri ,end at least one thousand more | ® ; duuad 
first of January.—Tetegraph | will beprought ia by the end of the season. | © ve : : t pai | ox. Decembe Cited ns <n : : 
mers And worth can also boast of a y ade ; micciing Upianc t} lr ieee 1 ? el ag «e%* oe a all alt Gag o . 
Ming of the Bibb County Agricul- | hotel; 4d mine host Litchfield, of the Liteb- é GREELS 3 alll | 
Bociey, I’. G. Holtjr., was elected Pre- | field H@se, “knows *how to keep a hotel,” : 7 » Gree ase Mlour firm he ery firm orn aes aes a : 
dent. “T.G, Holt, jr., ?’. Hardeman,and 8.| for thetiyou will find a quiet house, wi e the s gate steac ork auiet-——me > os uns os : ~ “I : — | lint 


1, Gustin, vere elected delegates to the State good Was, good fare, and plonty ot it ; atants ang nie earn iiteiettinn: etl ot Oe maf s 3 f 
Agricultur.| Bociety.——-About 500 colored adiora Litchfield is a geaius—of a rotund M iss ay show cause » 1 60 sin quite 3 60a8 65 for strained aqvetrsn a aeciitiaiiaatinh ome “te le ee ~ 
people are in Macon waiting to be taken to fagure, ma jolly, open countenance, fond ; Preig hte id minal pointéin Alabama and Georst 
rkansas mi Louisiana.——Cal. Wagner's ® g00@oke, and knows how tocrack them, ; , Stocks Gold stead Mone 
oupe willyisit Macon January 6th and 7th. | and On tM arrival of every train he is al ways 1 ght ¢ a+ per cer teres: a by taking mornicg train out noat on ant Sea. 
—A dispitch has been received from Mill-|on hand, hre-headed—no one can mistake ? rchans ong 94; short 16 Jovernmeite| Go ee oe 7 Me F 
¥ ile @ating that Mr. Lemuel Garfield | him, for § never buttons his shirt collar, =. “- : ull but steady. State bonds stead, : 
d been shot.--Macon Enterprise. (says he aBays takes cold if he does) but he , | rise oxDON, Decembt . nOOL onso!s fr fine ‘ai : ee aT AY . 
COLUMBUS. looks afteghe interest of his guest, coming | personal e: Ae opened at 91 fag few 5's 8 = 
The Columbus manufactories, to the 28th Bel one Se teed tne ra ee 7 vais : ‘peng. Sor tote yah panes © ee haat ’ 
nce August 3ist, have taken from the ware- Aiea ousas ever been known to go away ? a3 Mm hoon mies ; diated oan’ a 
; seg J 14 t les of cot n—A j ense — * 2 . a . - . . 7 : 4 iv ‘ ; » 
2 bales in 4 months.- “a Circus A short Biance fromthe hotel there are : oY YERPOOL, Mecombe neon.——-Cotton , 
Menagerie are to exhibit in Columbus to- | 8° ove, & . am ET spAings ayy only ern Sn. gente Abn we cans 194; | » ciline of Virgitis Sevines ant Macussion Pidkets to ettuactive San sorte, , 
1,—~»-Mies Lizzette Bernard isin Columbus. Want to own to appreciated. Seve- VRAIS, 2 Sn ee ae Jth, 46,000 bales 
lumbusa Sun. oe remark@e cures have been effected by , amen te De DOC ‘; ecilation 7,000; ste Dy vor Time Schedt te. ox Jesireble information. apply to the follow! 
cm, 2 7  * QUE ; Smerican 65 - ; 3%. ue LiDe 
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South Carolina News. The fautu@business prospects of Acworth, | torri i. | . : estimated 385.00 Car 00; actual | eo. tea ine Aa ge Rea Bg me : : 
_— are very empuraging, in its manufacturing, stes s hat , ) wat D0 50 af p00 ‘ 25 BPs : i heres 
man was picked up frozen in the streets | and minerainterests. Yours, d&c,, K. Bigs | 04,000 — 2 a 7 a att da , og o> oe 
Columbia a few nights ago. oa a : allies on firm: éales 0) be : < "ie me A. sc, 
After a service of fifty-two years, Rev. FRE Weath-Melt of 1872. ? PECUIAHOD SEC CXPOrt 2UUC ine wa 
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liiam 8. Lee has resigned ihe pastoral | sae wi P 
Be of Lidisto Presbytorian church. remarkable dy most of iusimmediate prede-| 1 has be , | neat 128 2¢ VCC ' ' shepare 
wenengitis is on the increase in Newberry. | cessors for tly number of persons who have | # alls edestrianis : Thalosnlc ; i | : 

y colored people have died and several | died in it whibwere of unusual prominence | ®% RLidghia WlUibad igen. 
he white population. before the wom. A review of the death-rol! : tise gat 

he thermometer in most of the upper|Of 1872 woul§ bevinteresting at tois time. FIRE | =P . iis , al at aon 2 
ties insists on remaining below the|lt would cerfiinly. recall many :morruful ' '  * ae a = - : 
wing point. thoughts inspire during the yeas aye wud | |, , me sacle Can ' : | 

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i Generai News, public Character, and which in the b : aml Dieasar Ade An é ance 

w York has 100 lady doctors, whirl of our busy lives were necessarily 1 pen 


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Bmerican apples bring $10 a bushel ia} The names vhich aaturally occur 
waulia. vi to Us moment we begin to think o oe a FP: 
' purg, itginia, ships Christmas g | doings for the past twelve months are those]. .., .* : - AN fill orders at short notice. A large quantity < oned timber on hand. 
Beotia nd, toy of Greeley, Seward and Morse. These were ae PEM et: # who hae bal forty years experience in the basiness—formerh reenville, 8 : 
. by disasters on the gre our Own cOUBtrymen and it is worthy nt fo . ‘ sien 

Pence, the past aoeaiae — “oF of notice that the old world has no losses of 9 | ; : = cig ng U4; Selim U 
089 009, “iy equal value and@istinction. It is a curious] ,. ¢ , : , iB te BonDs ap Srocna.—Gec 
coincidence: th@§ the founders of the three} oOo phe, og ne tied a ase as ate 
epesematitn rte ‘, 2 an | leading metropgiiiian journals should dic ; 2b : . siury $ Atlants s, 7a a76. &< Ss DEF OMPET oN. BOTH IN OUs AND PRIC 
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News aug Osher items. oy mig 7 ager Gueroult, editor of 6 ite aie” edt ee a8 ws : 
ut »nty-one horses det \ # Paris N dionile, and a well-known Ame- a cia wz : Rao.’ we . » | 
cl me 4 ee: Ati disease, in fowf Bich ood kas . A. a (' = ; : “ Reroe res ‘ cults . iy | ie {| 
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. rags gry * g thelisthuished soldiers whodie a : . ; Trene © 
veo be more than 40,000 against 21,237 eMajor ¢e “ stantn den Halleck, of Se OT'O fe ' 
Sgt eguiar aay, poth of them very conspic- TORN 3s WITH GENS. SCHOFIE 0 | AAe . ‘ ; : ia 
\ menret, SS oe oe eT commaiiter: n the late war. Lieuten- . . ‘. . / tie i JC bie Slice. & . = 
7p, passed throug , iicnerals bwel and Patten Anderson, of ) 2s . | Augusta, 44 Dean ita: 
m Silver Islet en route to De- \BweBonfece-ge o iy {Marshal Forey, of the , : ander were ¢ Auenste 8-4 16 : nahoros 14 , ARGE STOCK coustantly on hand, and orders promr 1! 
ee nelted. Mh army; thqman who beat the Aus- 39 3 unknoy : ; ms ) mp" 
A wortby farmer in North Carolina, who lo; Field Marshal Sir : 
as carried home on a litter, the other day, | SO} Policek, F]C. B., Constable of the} , nade | ng . 
mlemnly asserts that nothing but a twenty- ™ & veteranpf the Indian wars, and BEE B.— Duy in ces ss Se % tet eauil 
teo anchor can hold a sorrel mule down to) Gti Pennefath¢, another British soldier net Gad 


whe earth after she has stepped in a yellow- | @ Ml, . eR WRECE openere _ | 5 Be ste GEE naw S > MASS OF SUCT f 
Boe “ dansnas’ Deseais $i. thomer Last fi Southern Railroaa Mer S. B. OATMAN, 
: va ‘ . 4 , sar ep oe os ; o , ‘ . - ; 3 . 7 ag to 3 : aa! on 2 Shr * > a. ; . ro 3 ‘ ~ ao r jeer ‘ - . 7. " sea@d: Ff. 7 ee ° 4: The Oldest Marble Dealer in Adanta, a a: e 
Favenile balls have begua in Now © ON. | en@s New Jersey; Grimes, | *°* a te’ é samy wanes aces eres in THE FIELD ACAINI|” 2M SRE 
LaCrosse, Wisconsin, will build a $100,000 | of itor slker Wisconsin; Bragg, ot , ve aoe y+ | “The Mail | ve 


hotel. Nara € a; Winkie, of West Vir- : Ree per pound, ay, réu Ue mutton, whe We ace ne aking about h nis quantit: HD would inform bis friends snd the public gen, ' ss sini 
It is a sure sign of an carly spring to see 4 | gina; OR arrett Davis, of Ken-| * | te ae dressed 30a124, retail 16 Hogs, dreseed | mee “ AA eal taat he ts propares S gal Fins of Setma, Rome and Dalton R 


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intently watching a small hole in the | tucky, OWMomedlogics were pronounced 3 ns 19k vate Te LR tag se anc phouse ft he : é 7 making close connections With ssefm 
last week ; Senate. ; P te 4 e oF none l 3 * pon OPT LLT Boye MMIPIELT M a r b ] @ Ww oO t k ‘ Centrs Rasta ny fie e % 
Dresden goes to bed at ten o'clock,| On th@Mibof foreign statesmen were ap 0) . : | ngil-dtill jaz “e _ ; ¥ | seth eg Ge ot 
places “of- aunuseraent open at six and | Juarez, tt Jent of Mexico; Karl Mayo, . SAUSAGE nked ag} holes ; 1 man | seoee 
at half past nifie~ ~~ . Governor. of India, who was assas- | ots 20-. linked. smoked. 11! sf] 96 
doctor in Paris fuvented a néW"Rin’s re h ve mk igre ryt a Sausages in 50 Ib cans, greer te ,y, | s ; £ = 
icine and gave his servant & calico dress county; Sewer =-zin!, the famous a moked. in b af} Of) lll 
take a dose. He afterwards changed the | 98'#'07: who@ planning another revolu- : , 
der to ashroud, and has hired another tion when G@acted his restless brain ; NTIBAY x 3 | : } EC nOLESAL € - 0. Blood pt 
. the Duke of ay, the Third Napoleon's plea rhe : ling 15; retail 2¢ 6 wuddine wholetals r _ j & f . 3 P 


L a _—— acta . owe. Sir ay > Aco 5 od & Set of 
Busi Notes. wer, formerly ag Minister at ashing- : p office . ? | rele 
ome. 4 ton, and recenlifaiated Baron Dalling, and | ed the : VUTCHERS MEATE—lietaii prices, cormed LEE & HIG HTW E ' 

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Wyoming Territory is regarded as the} Bulwer, brother novelist; Lord Lons- : BCE } re{ beef in kegs 12 wiced I5c; hogs 8c: nit 
est and richest mineral and agricultural | dale, late Postmili@eneral, and the Duke - , on 1al@he «we oder eal me i = va = pr =  - 
tion in the United States. ef Bedford. Jaesullered in the loss of en te: »T hone 10a2Ke . 
Some idea of the increase of iron produc-| King Charles AW@eSweden, a wise and eric | Z ‘ ; , - 
erin’ Pennsylvania may be formed from | industrious momar@gge Archduke Albrecht avery ! © abrogat PAGGING ANI) 4 TE3.-—FUnI NATO _ yom ¢ 
athe fact that there are 82 blast furnaces in| of Austria, known HiMtory as the “Victor ~ e ire rmits sh id other Western brands 15ici6. douwbi: o- . Decat oppc ‘ . 
‘the Bhenando valley. of Custozza,” the i Guise, one of the }« ! ne sk nchor and Ladle Soe’ Rial ae nian tinned 
Minnesota now raoks as the third, if not | Younger members o@@Prieans family,and nts thel Bacox.—Shoulders ¢ 
dhe second, wheat producing State in the Angel liurbt p of the first Em- | tres : “© ) soe alt cARDWARE IRON. STERIL CUTLE! soe of ofl kt de “er 
Union. The total product of the State for] peror cf Mexico, ans Feply was receive : pend, wat ING: “HT 
1872 is estimated at 26,000,000 bushels. Among the noted an egy ts bays ) eo yo : a * bar sides. 7{ sycamore Power Company's Rifle and Bissting Pow : : 
Ootton raising in California is apparently ny" _——s . on aaa sores cies me _ stan Rana: Sa 1. + GMO OUCKE, i-, CSES ant ” caiiae | Brooks’ Cotte 4 4 
@estined to become as important and profita- wh. oh » delighle ah of readenn ie | be “Arabe ¢ are ¢ | kegs iC ces, § , a 
bie a branch of -industry as the wheat, gold, both givee Cee Te fs vs a 3 | “ wi 40 fe - - » are doin > Susiness, anc ys kee; ple Btoc: | _ 
ponee oth hemispheres; me, the famous ke st = sau octeinaiitiinatel whente and Contracts pas—~ rUinN a 
wine or wool products of the State. author of the “ Hisee Reformation: a giheaien aaa S BO. tasntle 00 G8. eeulete rr SUPT fores——st iG ee 
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Ealteriai Atems, Theophile Gautier, SegBr Parisian “7 GRAD We quote white éom COAL CREEK COAL. Sterli | 'S JU | ae : 
ni illetonist ; Prof. HadGle als, the Creek mixed Tha? te - x , = c F fe a ‘ a piggy fe o's “4 
The Masons have inaugurated a movement | and Uriental schalaryqggp4n Bowring, > - beat best ow é M. BORK, JK., , Whetesile ana aes ce ge - fe” 


to complete the Washington monument at | who wrote on reform3” 4 Fern” Par- i : 9- red whe 20al 90. Oate stand Tee é ; 
nea pital. ‘ ton; Norman MeL@odgmprcological au- oi : ier, ww : ~. Berit J eV: = f ee @Fe 8 6 P. der den. 


‘Mpeven thousand operators, in 5,000 offices, thor, and Fullom asda Mayhew, the | as » te verte GRocERIEa—Wequote: Saugars—Crushec \ : : aoe : J eae 
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m@ to be no unusual thing im and arov | DeGive #Opers pense feck, Marie Marietia a 7 ere > nin fk ky tae A . 


—_ * e objects s0ught to be gai... *' +; bh: ee ivinit = ai , eg ’ a ous brands of soap from Eixecisior Diceami. Lew : Orr, the. , | 
Mm iron churches UF lightness and beauty of i ae Bee lj a : : nan Wo: sf Atlante fre ner bo YF EZ ~ 4 — ie f ~i@- lnglenens, Secieemi Gaeo "Seen eee Bee 
rior, improved acoustic effects within, P ‘ saan ‘ened Posaihe —— ne ny, daiogne cove yisabed fae ; Z i. Dorks & Ch. Mion, Cp—Gaetia 
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a compared with that of stopes. Rib werege 2 ranch: ‘ij : ; ' “te gee t . ae “ 
“* <>< tehmond ; the Eprsoc ’ Penner 2heOS ‘Corn meal 85. Starch 6a = + je MARK — 
Dally Condesatiens. me porn bag on Pete = 3 “nme Hen £ — ave Cofiee Sial DeGiirs's Opers 
he ebalk cliffs of Dover, England, are | wrigh - - j > pat or > 30a! rw © syrup 70aT f : —gtt~ ce Se tye ad 


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institution of New York, is to be re- | packer: Elica 7 ; agp gpm ao ) : a 3 
wed to Fort Washington. _ and Wen H. (sed gan, & Ce : € ate, G2 OO; 2 at pros 
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CULATION. | 
REWUTATION. 


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RESDAY. JANUARY 1, 1673. 
Paper To-Merrew. 


og New Year's cay, in pursuance 
[we eere custom, there will be no paper 
os from this office until Thursday eve- 


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a ee Oe 

 <@H The 014 Dominion Sugar Refiacry of 
' , Virginia, is suspended, broken, |the past. Experience is the hardest of al! 

It wasa pew concern, but it eat teachers, but she is the truest. Now is the 


- , op $200,0.0 of the people's cash.” 


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must be elected. 
Randle the public money. 


———$— > eo 
6H” Hoyle and Grier, the Democratic 
Candidates for Tox Collector and Receiver, 
We need good men to 


oa 


all speli—a time when we car 
mysterious fature, with its bopes a 

contsins within its mighty bosom muca from 
which we can draw usefal lessons. Few, 


commauni- 
‘© rears oF | indeed, there are among us who have not 


seen some of their fondest hopes and bright- 
est anticipations wither and die with the Old 
Year, and have been taught, through much 
suffering, that most bitter of trutns, “ All is 
vanity.” We all, however, have great cause 
for thankfulness, in the fact that we have 
been spared, in the enjoyment of healw, to 
see another year, and that we have again 
been furnished with another opportunity of 
leading, henceforth, » purer and a higher 
life. Let us then draw useful lessons from 


time “ to turn over a new leaf,” and now is 
the to make good and strong resolutions, 
carrying within our hearts the mark which 
the unpitying hand of the Old Year has 
imprioted, and with faces set sternly toward 
the future, it is yet in our power to do many 


tare nee 
"General Gartreli declines the race for | deeds of goodness and moral greatness, and 
United States Senstorship, and isin favor of | tuas enable ourselves ever to look back upon 
Mr. Stephens. The Genera! has won well | this departed year, not as « mournful momu- 
Of the State, and his candidacy must have re | ment of musspent or ill-spent time, but as a 


sulted in a large vote. 


& The regular Democratic nominees for 
a New Year's re- this, the first day of the year, for our people 
will be | to visit generally among their friends, and pay 
friends | what is commonly known as their New Year 


the County offices will hold 


at the Court House, and 
. to have their Democratic 
| top in and leave them a vole 


-_  —_ — 


beacon, that has guided our sbip of life into 
clearer and calmer waters. 
It is an old and time-honored custom, on 


Calls. This will be done to a considerable 


GH If our Democratic fi,euds in Atlanta | ©=*@* to day, and we are glad of it. It is 


Rave the slightest disposition to gratify us, 
kind enough to go to the polis to- 
Gey and vote for the honest, capable Demo- | %™ mn. 
tax Offices, 


they will be 


atic candidates for the 


——i, ain 


iW The truth is, we waut Mr. Venable 
Office. He|the ties of friendship and sociability. We 


fam the Supérior Cou 
will 


t a Radical might do there, 


rats, turn out and go for Venable. 


happy, in many of its effects, and sometimes 
furnishes Opportunities which may never 
Everybody's hearts and houses 
will be open to-day, and all will be extending 
to each other their best wixhes for the coming 
year, thus teudiug to enlarge and strengthen 


papers right. There is no tell-] again wish to all a very Happy New Year, | 
So, | and as this is the day for good resolutions, we 


cannot help promising to our friends and 
readers that we shia! strive, in the future as 


My et OME qe ee 
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af i eal 


THE ICE GORGES, 


GREAT DAMAGES 


. TO SHIPPING. 


Piucky Indians and Foiled 
Soldiers. 


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A Large Bequesty to the Presbyte- 
rian Hespital. 


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Heavy Fire and Heavy Los:. 


A Convicted Han Commits Suicie 


Domestic and Eoreign 
News. 


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WASEINGTON. 
MISSING. 

Wasuineton, December 3!.—J. 8. Adams, 
Collector of Cus'oms at Jacksonville, Florida, 
is reported missing. 

NO CABINET CHANGES TO BE MADE. 

Rumors of Cabinet changes are all un- 
founded. Boutwell however, will quit if 
elected Senator from Massachusetts vice 
Sumner. 


PROBABILITIES. 

For New England, northwest to northeast 
winds, rising: temperature and partly cloudy 
weather. For the Middle States, northwest 
to northeast winds and cloudy weather rising 


‘| Weatmece Tempestvous—exreerep 


“ENGLAND ; 
ARRE 
VAL OF SR RAKTLE FSRERE. » > 


4 
. Sir Bartle Preere is expected to reach Zag- 
zibar by the middle of Jamuary. : 

} SPAIN. 


| POREIGN MATTERS. . 
Leiningen gs speech yesterday, 
resident © lin ai » 
repudiated the idea that any ilereenahinn 
from Foreign countires weuld be diowed by 
the government in matters of refom m the 
Spanish colonies. 


MIVNIGHT DISPATCHES. 


NEW YORK 
SUIPPIKG. 

New Yor , December 31—Daing 1872 
the arrivals of vessels at this of - ail 
classes were 5 523, of which 2,076, pcluding 
543 schooners, were American, sid 2,118, 
including 299 schooners, were Britim 

IN DIANA. 
SUICIDE. 


convicted of the murder of his vife add 
sentence] be banged next F » co 


mitted suicide to-day by takiag morphine. 


NEVADA. 


SENATORSHIP. 


Vinersia Crry, December 31.—Notwith 
standing that the election of Joha P. Jones, 
now superintendent of the Crown Poiat 
Mine, at Gold Hill, as successor to Senator 
Nye, bas been regarded as a foregone conelu’ 
sion, 4 strong effort is being made to secure 
enough disaffected Republicans to unite with 
the Democrats to elect Thos. Sunderlaad. 

The Legislature meets on Monday. 


ENGLAND. 


LAW S8sUIT. 

Loxpon, December 81.~ Robert Bowles, of 
the firm of Bowles Bros., was brought up 
again before Lord Mayor, ard his examina- 
lion concluded. Metcalf, counsel for the 
defense, argued that there was no proef that 
Robert Bowles was aware cf the manner ia 
which the securities of the firm had 
been disposed of; that no prima facie 
case could be made out agaimst the defend 
ant, and that all the testimony showed was 


IxprtanaPouts, December 31.—Wa. Clack, | joy. Let me see——” 


hen, almost to ker own surprise, she ex- 


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something—not to wear or to eat, but to en- 


“Oh ! you make her a fernery !” 

“I can’t do thaton such short notice ; but I 
know what I Can make, acd I beliewo I'U A. | 
it now.” 

Ameng the rubbish in the wood-shed she 
had noticed an old dripping-pan. Now she 
went and got it, asked her mother could she 
have it—telling he: something of her plan— 
<r, once proceeded té work. 

“Whatean yvoudo with that old black 
thing?” asked Nel] in disgust. “i'm sure, 
Miss Prim won't thank you for that.” 
“Won't she, Miss Nel:! You come up into 
the attic with me an‘ see if she won't.” 

Now, Maud was very fond of the woods, 
snd every few days through the long sum- 
mer and falishe had made excursions into 
them, returning loaded dowao with treasures 
she couldn’t bear to leave; beautiful mosses 
and lichens, lovely stones, and thousands of 
things you wood-lovers know. 

Now, Mrs. Dutton was a neat housekceper, 
and abborred a“iitter.” So she forbade 
Maud’s filling her pretty room with these 
things, but gave her free access to the attic 
Sundry trunks and shelves, therefore, beld al! 
these beauties, and to them Maad and Neilie 
went. 

“First,” ssid Maad, “I must cover the bot- 
tom of the pan, so it won't soil Miss Pria’s 


made 
she had 
Hearth 


| spa 


thatiThe Men Who Surrounded 


Knox, 40; 

When in the world’s 
group charged with a task so new, so difi- 
cult, so momentous? 


ered round the council 
dent’s house in New York in 1780; at the 
Antena of tine tate. 
58, his frame 


showing the deepr traces of 
anxious bours he 


“ 
ree: 
4 a 


4 


oad een 


Fe 


. Waeshington. 


Mr. Parton, in -he January Atlantic, thus 


histery, Was 90 young a. 


@Such were the gentlemen who had guib- 


table at the 


as erect as ever, 
the thousend 
had passed. oo hy agee ip 
the lore of schools, but gifted with a great 
sum of intellect, the eternal glory of this 
man is, that he used all the mind he‘had in 
patient endeavors to find out the right way ; 
ever on the watch to keep out of his decision 
everything like bias or prejudice, never de- 
ciding unti! he had exhausted every source 
of elucidation within his reach. Some ques- 
tiens be could not decide with his own miad, 
and he knew be could not. In such cases he 
bent all his powersiin ascertaining how the 
subject appeared to. minds fitted to grapple 
with it, and getting them to view it without 
rejudice. . 

‘ l am delighted to learn that Mr. Carlyle’ 
can seldom hear the nameof Washington 
propounced without breaking forth with an 
explosion of contempt, especially, it is said, 
if there is an American hearisg. Washing- 
ton is the exact ppposite of a full Carlylean 
hero, His glory is that he was not richly 
endowed, not suffidient unto himself, not in- 
diffrent to human rights, opinions and pre- 
ferences; but, feeling deeply his need of 


will to all the world, that 


, “tage ea ma mm 
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ms 


DeGivVB’s OK ERA HO 


M'lle Patti. Sig. 


The pablic in Atianta and vielntt 
. informed that : 
aS ixLorT *A PATTY 


oned by the physician. A furious mob, 


with those axes in the use of which 


Mounting the steps of a church, his tal] form 
towered above the surrounding masses which 
heaved and tossed with exctement. His 
clear and sonorous voice rang through the 
vast square. 
“How is this? You are not the children 
of sacred Russia. Would you evolt against 
Heaven? Would you imitate te revolution- 
ists of other nations? Brotherabe yourselves 
again. It is God who smites ¥! Instead of 
murmur:ng agarnst his blows acknowledge 
his power. Down upon yousnees and im- 
plore him to remove the scarge from our 
country.” 
As he spoke be bowed histately head in 
prayer: and the crowd as ouman, fell upon 
their knees. The Czar bad dnquered. 

~~ ea 


CaTHOLICs AND PrRorTesants In Inz- 
LAND.—It seems there hasten some mis- 
coaception somewhere, but ially in Eng- 
land, as to the relative n@bersof Roman 


Sa for the new CATALOGS of VIB 


FRUIT TRERS, 10 
jant diw W. W. CARER, €x 


NOTICE, 


€” Carlotta Patti sings to-night. She ing Tuk ConstITUCTION u 
\@ang in Europe six years before she came to vad Poe Me of journalistic ded 
_. this country over twelve hundred concerts. lence 
Bbe has been singing four years on this side 
“"et-the Atlantic, She is twenty-seven years 
old, beautiful, and voiced like s nightingale. 


that the presumably guilty partics were 
Chas. Bowles, Keith & Sullivanfwho were 
allowed te escape. 

The Lord Mayor decided that the evidence 
required the committal of the prisoner for 
trial on the charges preferred against him. 

Lowles was admitted to bail on findiog 


help, soughtit where alone it was to be 
found, in minds fitted by nature and training 
tosupply his lack. It is this heartfelt desire 
to be right which shines. so affectingly from 
the plain words of Washington, and gives 
him rank so far above the gorg. ous bandits, 
whom hero- worshipers adore. 


q 


Catbolics and ony i a reg The K firm of Moreland & Pinkston is 
following is according to $ census of 1871; 

There were then returned . Protestant Epis- ecived ty metedl content. BE eat 
copalians, 683,295 ; as » 658,238; | wil god the books fn BT. M 

as other Protestants of difent sect#, 19,035; 

givingyas the whol numbof Protestants 1,- | eo". 
260,568. There were retaed as Roman Ca- 


neat house.” 

After some hunting she found an old 
moth-eaten cloak, which she said was just 
the thing. Cutting a piece a few inches 
larger than the pan, she covered the botiom 
of that much-used.article, brought it up on 


temperature and very probably rain over the 
southern portion. For the South Atlantic 
States, south to easterly winds, cloudy weath- 
er,and probably light rain. From the Ohio 
Valley to the Gulf, winds shifting to norther- 
ly and northwest, falling temperature, and 
clearing but partly cleudy weather. From 


[Go to the poila, Democrats, 


ti George Catlin, the famous Indian 


~ §@ Come Democratic friends, hurry out to | Ptinter, is dead. He wasa Pennsylvanian 
the polls to-day. As you are galivanting | >Y birth, and for short time a Connecticut 


_|° Shout making New Years’ calls, imbibing 


jolly egg-nogg, and gorging good things, stop 
gad drop a vote,asa New Years’ favor, fo 


aa 


- the Democratic county ticket. 


lawyer, but his genius for the brush seized 


him to the discomfiture of his law books. 
6 Democrats, turn out to-day and elect 


your county ticket. 


a — 
——__ aa 
‘SH The most curious case of journalistic] gouthwest Georgia and the Public 


Primter. 


the Ohio Valley north over lake Erie and the 
upper lakes, northerly and northwes‘erly 
winds and partly cloudy weather. From 
Missouri and Kansas to Minnesota and Da- 
kota, diminishing pressure, easterly to south- 
erly winds, rising temperature and probably 
increasing cloudiness, 


NEW YORK. 


SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS ON NEW YEAR'S 
DAY-~-STEAMERS DAMAGED, ETC. 


two sureties for £2,000 each, and giving his 
wo recoguizances for £4,000. 
CORDWELL’S SPEECH. 

Cordwell, Sétretary of War, addressed a 
pubiic meeting at Oxford last night. He 
speke strongly in favor ef the ballot law, 
and the licensing act. He expressed satjs- 
faction with the result of the! arbitration“ 
Geneya, and rejoiced that the boundary dis- 
pute was setiled, and that there was no 
longer a cloud between Eng!and and America 


the sides,.and fastened it securely to the 
wire around the edge, by means of holes 
which she punched with a siarp nail and « 
hammer. 
“Tne next thing is to cover the sides of the 
pas, so it will be ornamental.” 
“The sides are cuvered,” sgid Nell, who was 
impatient to see by what necromancy Maud 
could turn an old dripping-pan intoa work of 


art. 
“Yes, I know they are—with old cloth— 
but I don’t think that is very pretty, do 


On the right of the President, in the place 
of honor, sat Jefferson, now forty-seven, the 
senior of all his colleagues; older in public 
service, too, than any of them; tall, erect, 
ruddy, noticeably quiet, and unobtrusive of 
his address and demeanor; the least pugna- 
cious of men. Nota fanatic, not an entha- 
siast, but an old fashioned Whig, nurtured 
upon “ old Coke,” enlightened by twen‘y-five 
years’ intense ciscussion—with pen, tongue, 
and sword—of Cokean principles. Fresh 


tholics 4,141,983. The Iman Catholics are 
therefore to the Protestatg as 4,141,989 to 
1,260,568 or about 3 1-4 4, 


Waxmorae STILL ON 
Orleans, December 28. ernor Warmoth’s 
private set retary sags t¥statement publisa- 
ed in Washington to figeffect that the Gov- 
ernor had avandoned fhe contest, and ad- 


veel Go See }to meet on the 6th 
of January, reat 


FOR SALE 


ACRES OF LAND, with NEW F, 
ROUSE, good Stabies and other 
within half mi'e of the City 
Smal! orchard and vineyard of ¢€ 
ties on the place. . Oae-half of the lar 


Warratn.—New 


ie resuscitation occurred the other day when 
rp ew eur neighbor, the Sun, dug up the familiar, 
*** eomical court story of “Ceusin Sally Dillard.” 
- ... It is now traveling the rounds 
«o> Wigorous as ever. 
ee yeaa d “d ott lac 
€M~ Democrats, if you want a Radical Or. | f° 4estroyed the cotton crop, in most places, 
dinary to mismanage all the weighty and yol- as to cut off all the profits ” the farmer and 
- Umetous matters of individual and county | Planter; andin very many instances to re- 
ee  Materest, that fall to the important office of | 44¢ the yield far belaw the cost of produc- 
b>. tion, and leave them in debt in addition to 
Ordinary, stay at home. If you-want these! the joss of a year’s toil. This is a bu. _, 
grave cuties well attended to, go out and vote | indeed, but it falls on a noble and heroic peo- 
for Pittman. ple, + gee Be how to be gencroug in pros- 
oe - - perity, can bear up with fortitude io 
6” Perkerson and assuciates are the reg- | misfortune. FEMALE VOTERS'ON BAIL. 
war Democratic nominees for the Sheriff's} . We are for all that, the richest peoplein| Pourteen of the, female voters have given 
They must be olected. We want no | Se State by long odds. | We have the cheap’ hail... , , ; 
; t 


— est lands most negroes and most orderly 
Radicals te bo serving court processes and to | and best regulated, in amy part of the South 
have the power of putting in force upon the 


from the latest commentary upon Coke—the 
ruins of the Bastile—and wearing still his 
red Paris wastcoat and breeches, he was an 
object of particular interest to all men, and 
doubtless, uften relieved the severity of busi- 
ness by some thrilling relation out of his late 
foreign experience, 
Opposite him, on the President’s left, was 
the place of Hamilton, Secretary of the 
Treasury, in all the alertness and vigor of 
thirty-three years. If time had matured his 
talents, it bad not lessened his self-sufficiency ; 
because, as yet, all his short life had been 
success, and he had associated chiefly with 
men who possessed nothing of his fluency or | 7 pri 
his arithmetic. A positive, vehement little} 7... 21ga2] 1184 
gentleman,with as firm @ faith in ac pe ro * ' 
gunk. owe OF aesivi"| 8 icents higher, 
ty, lobbying measures through Congress, and | ¢- or with a fair’ 
fied and Nell was in ecstasies. organizing the Treasury Department, the most et at 7 
rr 7 eat “4 H Son i quiet @ $a3}. 
“Now for the inside,” said Maud; “and prin ete ed in ee steady. | 
a a PO “| first I must get some good soil.” ‘| the President, as usua', his unseen work was; wooo closed at T.kold. Steril dull. 
ace ts Oo tenet et a Ge Another journey was made, to the cellar bis ste a In organ ow. a — a Gold 12. Governa very pres. 
action he wis hae silat teen siond this time, where a boxful of earth was kept ing, keep ng, and disbursing ¢ revenue, be |i onds dull and dé 
ae ne Scolieh Tile o ot ieee end tie 7 the gardener to keep his early »lants in. employed so much tact, forethought, and fer- LaTzn—M oti 
Atansteed terenet i sietncn” ane soath oP Maud soon filled the pan, forming the soft} tility, that bis successors have eech, in turn, ing the earlier hows gud call 
ond: his hair brilliant’ ot eet lonan o earth into hills and valleys and uneven shapes. admired and retaided his most important de-| 0, 4a¢ per diem: later in 
shiains mark he will take @ shot at PI Pm Then she found a piece of broken looking-| vices. He arranged the system so that the money was loanedat f, gold. 
a ’ ; smo) at 2 1DCO- | glass, which she washed clean, and carefully | Secretary of the Treasury, at any moment, | 4 f this 
beck some of these times —Cincinnati Com-|‘ wge ae ae : ie « ays oO year fer@almost 
eial imbedded in the soil on one side, makiog | could survey the whole working of it; anc those of the prevbus year 
eee sloping banks up from the glass. It looked; he held at command all the resorces of the rates for money. Exchan 
like a little pond. United States, subject to lawful use, without quotations of the 4 
“Now, Neil;’ said Maud, “will you go| being able to divert one dollar to a pur $4. Gold steady at 1 
down tv the woodshed and bring me thie bas | not specially authorized. He could not draw the year it 
ket fuli of the green mosses we had under | bis own pittance of salary without the signa-| 1 4.35 were 7 incoin to 2 
the Christmas tree last night? They were | ture of the four chief officers of the Depart. ing | 
thrown out with the tree. Pick out nice | mest—Comptroller, Auditor, Treasurer and Sis 18: 62s 12% GAs ? 
pieces, and all the,kinds there are, while I | Register. 16§; 67s 17: 68s 
hunt up some rocks for our little “ mossery.” ‘Tennessees & 794, 


He adverted to the pjam for the localization 
of the army; advisei a closer association 
of the army with tye militia, and declared in 
favor of short terms of enlistment. 

John Bellew sails for America Jan. 9th. 


lance woo * land. 


$2,000. 
Apply at this office. 


ou?” 
“Well, no-—-not very—but it’s as pretty as 
the inside.” 
“Oh! you wait till I get at the inside, Miss 
Nell,” said Maud, now in high spirit. “Next 
[I must make some glue.” 
From ashelf she took an old tin cup and 
some pieces of glue, and went down to the 
kitchen stove to meit it. Mrs. Dutton was 
busy, helping Bridget cook the big Christmas 
dinner, to which s houseful of friends was ex- 
pected, but she told Maud she wou!ld take 
time to pack a few “goodies” for Miss Prim’s 
table. 
With the pot of hot glue Maud went back 
to the attic, and soon had the sides of the 
pan covered with pieces of delicate bark and 
tWiggs, and here and there on searn, onmemalt 
cone from an evergreen tree, When done it 
tyoked rustic and’ pretty. Maud was satis 


New Yorx, December 31.—The Stock 
Exchange, Produce Exchange, Custom 
House, banks and atores throughout the city 
will close to -morrow. 

No evening papers in this city, will be 
issued to-morrow. 

It is reported that the steamer Costa Rica 
had her propeller broken, December 20th, in 
the Gulf of Mexico, 

The Bark Columbus, from Bremen after 
seventy-four days’ rough passage, arrived 

ning. She had 367 passengers on 
buanl, There were two births and twenty- 
two deaths among the passengers on her 
passage hither. 


Editors Constitution: This country is said 
by merchants, drummers and tradesmen gen- Improvements east § 
as fresh and erally to be at a low standard in finances, 


owing to the ravages of the catapilar that so 


ail aaa : 
Financial andCommercial. 


Telegraphic Markets. 


New Yora, December 31.—Ootton quiet; 
middling uplands 20}; Orleans 21; sales 732 
bales. 


re 


Wholesale Store for 


HAE two Stoers on the basiel® 
Whitehall stree:, that cag be tat 
fomiog an immense wholesale ste g = 
you wili mise your chance A nomi 
men are tarping their longing eyes # 
healibfa! breezes of a _ ™ 


jani-d6t 


GOVERNOR Pincnpeck oF LovlIsIaANa. 
The name of the glittering Pinchteck, of 
Lovisiaua, was not aiways Pinchbeck, though 
it never was pure gold or gold eighteen karats 
fine. His name, when he ran on the river 
aod put in an occasional appearance in the 
city, was Pinckney Stuart. He was a gay and 
festive youth, and prized, with all the inten 
sity of his ardent African nature, the 
smiles that beauty bestowed. He wore a 
great deal of glitteriag jewelry. The dusky 
maideng at wiwese feet he sighe! bad heard 
that ali that glittered was not abla. ant Con- 
cluded that the massive chains he sported 
were pinchbeck, and called him after the 
adornments which he had heaped upon his 
comely person. The name. stuck to him 


Cotton—net receipts to-day 1,018; gross 
receipts 6,351 bales. 
Cotton sales for #ture a to-day 


arch, 
4. May, 21 3-16. 


Authorized Capita! $i,0 
BANKING ROOM 
REPUBLIC BLOCK, 


SUSAN B, ANTHONY IN CUSTODY. 

Susan B. Anthony refused to give bail and 
was remanded to the custody of a Federal 
Marshal. 


Bate \ : 
bie people of Fulton county,the thumbecrews o 
a Radical deviltry. 


2 
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Wecan produce more in value With the 
fj same expenditure of material and labor, 
to the price of lands, than any State or dis- 
trict on the globe. And still many of our 
i spety-itgg” mRR yple, tired of negro labor, and unwilling to 

ty The Atianta Sun of yesterday an- aah here with their own hands, are anxious 
nounces that Mr. C. Hl. C. Willingham, late-j to go West, where they have no negro !abor- 


ly of the LaGrange Reporter, will be the as- | ¢T*. and where they will have to work or 
starve, 


soclate po-itical editor ; No paper exerts a wider influence in this 

Wewelcome ¥:r Willingham cordially to! part of the State than ‘Tue ATLANTA ConsTI- 
Atlanta journalism. He is an experienced | Turton, except the Telegraph and Messenger, | the Centre street fire a week ago, took place 
je alist, ‘an unbending Democrat, a true whose circulation exceeds any other. ‘The to-day from St. Joha 3 Episcopal Church. 


election for State Printer, it seems, will be|‘ Laborers continue digzing iu the ruins for 
man, and a ready, prolific, and gvod writer. finally between the tiavanosh News and Tue | the remains of the other missing gifls. The 
aia. ATLANTA ConsTITUTION. Our people ail un- | brother of one Jane McGrath is diligently 
a. derstand that both are true and good jour- | working. 
In England in ten years ten people have/| nais, and that either establishment is fully OWMIO. 

@ied worth five millions, fifty-three worth |@¥le to perform the undertaking with the STEAMERS DAMAGED BY 1C2. 
sone public. still, there are circumstances that a ; 
two and a half millions, and one hundred CrncinNATI, December 31.—Early this 


FUNERALS. 


The remains of Hattie Adams, drowned a 
few days ago, by a carriage in which she 
was riding, being dragged into the river by a 
runaway span, were placed in a receiving 
vault at Greenwood Cemetery w-day, and 
will probably be removed to Cleveland. 

The funeral of Jane Stewart, burned in 


£8 a General Beaking Basiners 
AND DePuSITE, Gays and se 


mt on al porte of & 


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SUPREME | OURT OF 
Aula*ts January 


It a>penre from the docket of the Supdme 

of the State of Georgia, for the Jannary Perm, f" 
that the orger of Circaits, with the namber « 
from each conaty, is as fellows: | 


J, 


oe E> Gime 

i@ The idea of compulsory education is 
entertained in some States. The right to 
make this demaud is based on the alleged 
fact that the State ia but an enlarged family. 
This was the theory of the Romans. It is 
needless to say that it prevailed in more aa- 
cient times. First came tae family, then 
the tribe, then the State, then the confed- 
eration of these for mutual defense. If the 


and socs returned with a heaping 


and sixty-one worth a million each. 
Nearly all of them are utterly unknown | and has been there ever since it was a State 


people. 


The fact is significant as showing how 


give Tax Consrirution a very decided and 
just advantage. Ii is at the State Capital, 


Capital. It has been with the Democratic 
party in all its organizel movements; sup- 
ring ll its issues, abreast with its colunin. 


& mech obscure accumulation of wealth there | either in the advance, sustaining a stand, or 


ie. 


rn <a — 
The National Baekes. 


.. There have been two thousand and sixty 
National Banks in the Union. Of these 21 
failed, and 96 went into voluntary liquida-/j right or left when no 


tion. This leaves 1,944 in existence. 


‘They have issued $340,993,470 of National 
Bank notes of the $353,917,470 authorized to 


be issued. 


retreating from disaster, at the front and 
never falteriug. Its gifted and popular edi- 
torial management is everywhere apprecia- 


Open to truth and to the advertisement of 
t, it takes no weapon in hand to strike 

arty usage is to be 
violated, and no setnciple to be sacrificed ; 
and when the contest for honor and place is 
between meritorious party friends. It knows 
when to strike, and when to sheathe its keen 


flaring biade. And,as I have no vote to give, 


The dividends declared do not exceed those | bere’s a Christmas bumper to Tue Const- 


under the old State banks, and are under ~~ 


ton. 
But still, for all that, it will get a many a 


the English average, though under the law/ one in this part of the State that is farther 
they have accumulated a surplus fund of|from Savannah than you are, and thaa we 


$10,000,000. 


are from you. Souruwest Groreia. 
The abeve is from a distinguished Demo- 


_——— <p oe 
Gy” Colonel Herbert Fielder bas published | cratic citizen of Southwest Georgia. 


a letter in the Telegraph and Messenger, ia 
connection with his candidacy forthe United 
States Senate, in which he elaborates the 


. 


— <> <a 
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC Rariroap Co., 
Prestpent’s Orricr, 
ATLANTA, Ga., December 41, 1872. 


views presenicd in his address of some} p, WZ. Angier, State Treasurer : 
weeks, urging a policy of nationalization, by; Dan Sim: I send you by the Treas- 
which alone the South can resume her former | urer of this company $25,000, in cash, the ren- 


power in thé government. 


tal dae the State for the present month of 
December. Please send me the usual receipt 


morning the ice broke the steamers Mountain 
Boy, Messenger and Gray Eagle loose from 
the foot of Walnut street, and carried them 
down on the mail line wharf boat at the 
foot of Vine street, sinking the Mountain 
Boy and damaging the other two boats. The 
Mountain Boy is sunk to her boiler decks, 
and is held up by the ice. She is now being 
wrecked. She is valued at $9,000. The 
Messenger is crowded between the Mountain 
Boy and Gray Eagle, and basa both sides and 
her after guards broken in, and her cylinder 
cracked. She is in a bad condition, and it is 
doubtful if she can be saved. Four hundred 
and fifty tons cargo are on board the Messen- 
ger. The Gray Eagle has her guards mashed 
and is crowded on the wharf. boat. 

The Leonora owned by the Louisville Mail 
LineCompany was landed a mile or so below 
the city and is fast in theice. No coal of 
any amount was lost here, though several 
empty barges were carricdaway. The ice 
stopped the mooring before 7 o’clock and has 
not gorged since. As it is raining it is feared 
that the ice will move again at any moment, 
when greater damages are expected. All 
boats have steam up. 

CHURCH BURNED. 


St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church was burned. 
Value $49,000. 
THE GORGE. 

The ice gorge in the river below here broke 
up this evening, and is being carried off by 
the current in heavy masses. Some damage 
has been dont, but to what extent has not 
been ascertained. 


Government bas the right to take a man’s 
time and make a soldier of him, that the for- 
eign relations of the country may be preserv- 
ed it has so muck the more right to pret:ct it- 
self against ignorance and crime, to require 
of its citizens that they should bring up 
their children as intelligent and law-abiding 
members of society. To do this, it is neces- 
sary to educate them, to eradicate—forcibly, 
if necessary--the seeds ef evil and crime 
that ignorance conceals, and to lessen the ex- 
pense that the community bears in building 
poor houses, jails, penitentiaries,and houses 
of reformation. For every school bouse 
built, and for every scholar compeiled to en- 
ter it, there is a prospective diminution of 
the taxes for the prevention of crime.— Balti- 
more Gazctie. 


—> i> -Giieewee | 
Bailread Companies, 


The railroad companies are turning the 
tab.es aud assuming the aggressive in the law 
couris. In St. Louis, a suit has been entered: 
under a law of Missouri, egainst a conduc- 
tor, for alleged wanton disobedience to or- 
ders, resulting in a collision of trains and 
the destruction of a considerable amount: 
of preperty. On the other hand three 
Salis have been filed by a conductor, en- 

neer and fireman agaiost the St Louis, 
cme City and Northern Railroad Com- 
pany for injuries sustained in a collision on 
that read on the llth of November last. 
The conductor demands $15,000; the engi- 
neer $10,000, and the fireman $5,000 dam- 
ages. They state in their 


[and browa- 


Delighted to help, Neliie did as she was re- 
quested, 

basketful of those wonderfully beautifu! 
green mosses which grow s luxuriantly fn 
the woods, and which Maui and her elde: 
brother had dug out from under the snow a 
few days before. 

In the meantime Maud found a few rough 
stones, one with an exquisite bit of gray 
lichen growing on it, and another ball cuov- 
ered with a goiden green moss. These she 
imbedded in the soil, the mossy one banging 
over the bit of a lake, and the other over in «| 
corner. From the lake to another corner she | 
ceeded to cover the whole with fresh mosses. 
The several varieties were put on according | 
to her fancy. Little tree-like sorts, planted 
here and there, looked like fairy trees. Two 
or three overhung the lake. Bits of twigs, 
covered with moss, the little exquisite red 
ped sorts, she laid about, to 
look like falien tree-trunks. Near one corner 
wes set outa very simall growing 

ern. 

The whole thing, when done, looked jikea 


made a sort of winding ravine, and then pro-; 


STRONG'S SOUL MARCHING OY, 


————_ 


Sact Tarough the Head and Shot 
Dead— William Wilson the 
MZan—The Body is 
fully Identified. 


i 


[From the Wilmington Journal, 2th ult. 

One by one the band of Hobeson county 
outlaws have dwindied dewn uatil there is 
now but one left of the entire formidable 
gang. For some time past Strong and 
Stephen Lowery have the vengeance 
of the lew, and have unmolested 
over Scuffletown, but at length the former 


i been killed, and Stephen Lowery is the 


little piece of geauine wild woods, reduced to | ony one left of the entire gang. 


tiny proportions. _ 
“Pat some folksin,” said Neli. “I'll give 
you some of my litde China dolls, an inch 


“Ob, no,” said Maud, “let it be a genu- 
ine bit of wilderness. She'll like it aii the 
better.” 


said N 
“But think how she'll enjoy it! AndI can 
mske you another. Now, I must cover these 


“© dear! I can’t bear to have it go away,” | 


At Eureka, a small station on the Wil- 
minton, Chariotte and Ratherford Rail Road, 
in the heart of the Scufflctton region, and 
abont 80 miles from the city, there was a 
considerable Christmas gathering of the clans 
of the cutiaws on Thursday. Steve Lowery 
was abeent, but Ancrew was there 
witha number of his friends. About two 
o'clock of that day, while a number of ne- 
groes were in 4 store at the station, one of 
them stole a numer of locks and secreted 


THE SWAMP ANGE Dasrei8 


North Carolinas 83%, ; 
13. South . 


good ordinary 19g, riidd a 
4 1,772 bales; ex- 
middiings 19%, Brig i916; coast wise 909, 


stock os) —Cotton—imid- 


NORTHERN CLACC IT, 
Elbert (1 continued) 
: ee 


renee 


GaLVErTon, 
good ordinary 1 
sales 1,000. 

” pee Decl 81.—Bourse bouyant 
Rentes 38f | 


of Cotton 
leston for 
Bombay | 
~*~. as fabric’ firm with aa up ward 
——— 
demand # 


at 41242, ork sominsl 
tle nomiy st 

7 1-4a7 Ui 

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Dougherty (one continued)... _.... oo 
SOC TaW ESTERS Ciecetr. 


-_ last recort 16 
gums ~sace ay, 


Colonel Ficlder’s head is level on this point Comptroll ‘Aycan sae petitions that the 
and his general idea is in exact accord with ee I am, weir fel ete, say a i 
the views that have been unceasingly advo- Joun T. Guanr, 
"Tee caly hope th yom ry | Ty Ie 
y hopeof the South lies in the full- Comprro.ier General's Orrice, } | to-morrow a. United 
eat desectionalization of national politics. As AtLanta, Ga., December 81, 1872. ws ge So og to succeed Blair. = is 
long as a sectional policy is to rule, the | (No. 603.) ee Democracy w 
South, ea the minority section, must be the Weewre and Asiontio Salloneg Geaiguny, the Pp 
bottom rail. Anything that tends to sectional | sum of twenty-five thousand dollars, rental ENNSY{ V ANIA. 
wppicanbamgie denis a cctaber 187% oacaueiianie i rr abit i Sheetenburet, Anna M 
; cem as per 2. .| Paapetrazta, *31.—Anna Mar- 
aoe — the North as the 2 heel . State Treasurer. garet Torner, aged 101 years died to-day. 
$26,000. Camnpenatiar Genesel TENNESSEE. 
Christmas Carels. ~\ 
cond THE WEATHER—ICE DISAPPEARING F20M THE 
RIVER. | 


: ise 
December 31.—All the shore ice 
last 


black dies.” 
aa didn’t you put them under the 


. ler 
“Because they are needed 6 lift by.” denied having sana, 
his 


y 
taken 

j im the man’ 
ben, which harmonized with the soft tints of | drew forth the locks. The crowd 
the mosses and bark. Wuhthis she wound | wards left the store. 
"felon? add otapheir anak \ently boon drs 

oct” sal down stairs, | who 

when Maa: took it down to exhibit. « tae store 
“Weil, ifs really Christmas morsing!” ul 
said Miss Prim to herself that morzing, as | him that be 
she put her little house in order, “and I don't 
know as I ever spent one qui 
as I shall this. 


: 


collision was caused by the negligence of the 
company ; that at Gilman Station the con- 
straction Bye Soe Fines they had ae. 
ran into passenger train, was 
thrown off the track; that the csuse of the 
Collision was the failure to show signal lights 
and flags to notify them of the 


them in his pocket. 
the theft by a youn 
Willi eos it 


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mas, seems to have varied his,carols in the : 
year of our Lord 1872, with a turbulent and » would 
destructive set of episodes. He has brought | bas played out siace the war. Them 
the bitterest cold of his frigid season, to the disgraced 

@iscomfort of the poor. He brought such 

hurricanes of snow and ice as the memory of 

menkind, nor their discomfort, has erer 

known. brought elemental ruin and dis- 

asters of and fire, and death, through 

the whole broad range of the land. 


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‘Tappat congadrum gow agigat | , be hoped that the friends of this great insti-| Promptitude the Rurai Southerner is on our table, | 0° , "ig Clover seed. ‘ | 
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mind ¢ ominacat lawyer at Covington | . f. f ar — , erm 5 ; ; rae D ate ne sive Mw 4c wer U aa 8h . ak POR & pla Ks ery ~~ , . - 
aid thille get into his pocket last Saturday y our béleved cubt< a th . ,a | be filled up ; . : no | 4° bg +O sare Maneges - o<apere es o4 WH } n : i ceves . 
—— = 66 ——— en ; . - , n fi nee OF , 5 aDaosorn ; ; ' ' ; . f z - : :, " : : ‘ 7 ¢ = 
* 4 : , ' t4ati ; - ome ; : } 
T:1@& Extis have removed their g me pY.1 ! eth pes ct pdr wae ; : 
) ; . is Jin (td. ; ‘ i 
office, Yrs, over Jartics’ Baak, on Wh / 8 ¢@ ‘ - Oe ; Ba aud prev ec med by d Deu ¥ ode y -_ - “ ; JOC ih : , 
sre By tt fey heveisioaemenrindy nics of the Decisions of the lstigu ys GRASS SEED 
- 2 6 deel | : . psx : “ie ihe Un Te STi p Bie . , ‘ ps ‘ J CeLCT Us ening toe em UY OG wight Ge ne Suprem ' 3¢ U ° . ed .* * > ’ 
‘ . ry ; j . ~~ Me - 2 - - = , . mi rb , he Fp, 
De, Bozeman will probably. ae = FE . ead 7 i esate 4a om the Po yer ' of J rinne * ve F * presen (ec a are ti +38 Ot Sena if tigt ¢ ttt _ 10 , 
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Orchard Grass Seed. sjnas Annaal Magia of the Soest - 


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today, he aa heen abolished b pede: «oo entaty » bean 4 Manally, boys should usderstas : . ct : Rust Proof Oats. 3 OM, Ona : esansinap coe 


(or FuanecpOtle & eat 
This leaves Justics W. Mr Batt with- 
33/1088 eusol. 


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Circassian in th | | $90 made December 34, by one Agent sciling MIGHT TASSENGER AXD PREGET—Dany. 
ving Hh HORSCH GREELEY AND FAMILY, 


Prices <S cents me Girculars of of varons otal 
on mdeicas NOVELTY CO. m8 sees tesnn-tonvnecne 

eee , - * |  Wewtl all the work that we 
LOUK! FREE TO ALL! sarerssenscnenennesnsines SOB. ws | CnoCES tO Give entlee & amore. | 


PER ss EEE TO AGEN TS, Male or Female “ TOPO CHO 4 ee eee 423 F. = ar Nay % an 

O50 saan abe will welteler an Agency we wit MIGHT PASSENGER TUaIN—OIWALD. BOB WHITE! 

the LL Lae CRITE. 00.500 ane-reavnens un 

from s cramming tower, over Sfty besuiifal Mastreiions, and vi takers. 
gray Ul Yeas wae free, 7 ect bare Amen Alga se OY Lesves Bob White! Bob W hite 


[ past, in eternity. 


_emmme: : rr TO 
HIN 106 SUNSHINE, : FREE se sem. somone om GHEY | rae sagt eens ge-=| Bab White! Bab White !”Bab While! 


CREME OH OH POS seer eee @ &4i Fr. a 


conseq sence stead heavy increese PICTORIAL HOME SIBLB, i: is the only 
ig _— vate | Bible in which « complete History, Sncy tat“ - ee ee 


his business, J. J. PORD bas been compelled to move a AE riven ; = estes beanty saben Seen i ambiscee a Ae iin S 

nd merita he cheapest aslest or Savannah SMOKING TOBA 
to more commodious quarters. A large, two-story Bibie published. WM. PLINT &CO., atiants, Ga” and Macen ona Bron ~ourien "Ieadie ; 
Getmphartcrn weeusittacchideal << en eee 


Leave Atianws 
built expressly for him, to be used in Manufactaring, ommeal wae te regssentos _ MANUFACTURED BY 
Beceived, wat for cotghs, colds, Railroad 
Repairing and Painting. 7 boar and bronchial dificulttes, use only | Arrive st Sevannah......... °° .-. } 
Schedule ef Rome Hallroad. Geo. W. Langhorne & Co., | 


worthiess imitations sare on the gene DAY TEArE. 
ie pari: a EE eee 
es or iseases is w chem y combi at 
m@ the sunshine, calm and sweet. : but other wei) known remedies, as these TABLETS, and ali | Leave 
Mid be a besutiful existence, indeed, t thesound rather than Pe ee olen of ant ceo —- 
8 only in ae physical se of the Im ai’ cases of irritation of the mucous mem. 
ae os ot alt ag: oly 8g the es, brane these Tabicte should be freely used, their 
vm e in mental igger, with eleansing snd bealing properties are astonishing. 
“ sides.” —Daenesille 


cs 2 ae OR; 
“ a 
HEART MEDICINE. 
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if 


_m@ the sunshine, calm and sweet, 
t thing for an invalid.” 

met the eye of Mr. Stephen 

ms he glanced over the pages of 

at random from the centre-table 


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Lynchburg. Va. 


nounced by connoisseurs to be the finest Smok 
ing Tobacco manufactered tn the United States, and 
equal to tbe finest imported Cigars. 


For richness and purity, it bas no rival, having re 
ceived,’ 


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FREER KERR 


, t ” ite ween ee no Oe, it is easily 
oe ped ead pon cared in ite i vept eta w t becomes chronic 
ad, anc Brice aa aanet veer eel w : the eure ~ excocding!y difficu.t, use Wells’ Carboiie 
. ssaspeciic. 
w. Sole Agents for United States. Gold and Silver Medals, Diplomas, etc., 
He Wis worthy of his name—a strong Hrasiny Boise. Barouches, vides Ss outa beat? Goud tor Cnotiar | eT AEE, Se tn cnove a tal cope 
a at the State Faire of Virginia, Louisiana ead Texas. 


ly and physically and with a 
For sale by : 
MEADOR & BROS., 
RF MaDDO Super, Extra, FP if 
BOROUGHS & WING i 


tem ExTrRacr AGE*T* WANTED. ACTATONVUE There 

pt for weakness, in whatever form isa PILE of money in init, The peop’e everywhere 
BEEKMAN & KUBRT. 
W. L HUBBAKD & 0d., In 96, 4@and & pound sacks 


, a : are EAGER to bur the autrentic history of 
ANN 
and tobaceo dealers throughout the United States. ALSO, 6000 arreie various other brands, “ z. = ” Graves Milla,” “ Dana 


sess 228: 
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oving, trustful and timid. She was over- oe Loree eenent © Sp mngupe 
pelmed by her husband’s contempt of ing headache P hsetons, ge STANLEY EXe iu IT:ON. Ove: 

weakness, and shrank from exhibiting her aff- 600 pages only $2 5°. Is selling beyond parallel. 
.ection toward him ; and she and her children) hed tried forty other remedies before the CAUTION. beware of INFERIOR works, | Arrive § : ¢ 
under the chill which the shadow of SIMMONS LIVER REGU TOR, but ' This is the ONLY COMPLETE and RE’ JABLES &: 40 nov?20-d3m | and are recelvigg theprodast of several 


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rongway was a delicate creature, : LIVINGSTONE’ S.uVeuies oa Tati 
& 
all of which we are directed to sell, 


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work. Send for circular, and see PROOF and great ALBERT 


stateliness constantly kept upon their none of them gave us more than te success agents are having. HUBBAKD BRO3S., Pab-4 ¢ . FOR SALE. = 
peaae | but the REGULATOR not only re- Victorias, lishere, Boston. Mase. —. HOWARI* LIM CIMEN a. ETC., 


e+ ee 


home, 
Bat now Alicia, his wife, was tll—‘ying lieved, but cured us. HORACE WATERS, | S@Vaunuah, Griffin and North Ala« ® 
i his hts were turned to softer sirains, Eprron TELEGRA Bb GREAT OFFER l 481 Broadway. N. Y.. bama Haealiiread. 
the sentence sunshi "| dec8i-deod1 will dispose of 100 PIANOS, MELODEONS, and ' ind . 
and is : anaes f ne, calm, — | ORGANS, of siz first-class makers, including Wa- ; Will keep dur ‘teie, bevy focks 
Sweet, is an excellent thing for an invalid,” ~ ters at very low prices for Cash} or part i eo. Goa 
strack ‘home to his inmost yen His wife Torr’s Fever Pius act mildly on the Brets, cash, one balance in email mnenthly inetaliments, New Griffin €o29] mom . i 
7-Oclav st.caass PIANOS, modern tnprovements, | Connects ori ft > ‘ — 
ties se hers Sesh verted lene sees eee TH sitet” So nat SSULCERTO PIE | peramn wane ase anit tacrtnomes |The Oheapeat Property th the Stat! quis wee 
| O DaSK; DU resolv contain no a t ¢ LOR ORGAN, the most beautiful style and perfect Mion? PF paca (Outward) ° “ : 
: oesteuatail Cleteton led” Hheat sS8EN shipped us@irect by packers, whieh be sdijow by car lend or otherwise, loogrer 
eae > MOVOR BE i ci ciccccébocncctecececn ¥< Tt is one of the best pieces of in « bad ‘ 
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be 80 no longer. dec81—dlw&wit : handi 

Alicia’s early home among the mountains a kills Music and Mune Merchandise. Arrives at Weet-Point Upper It is a first class B 
was for sale, and, if she wished it,he would} waaicor raz Movutrs.—Odoriferous 80- Rockaways, To PLAN TERS! RIGHT PASSKKGBR TRAIN—(Inward) ee ee 
ay Sen der tetele pig» comm sm abet eee > adie oem ie pe BOWEN & MERCER’S Arrives at Atlanta. tae one Ein is fen on ead cum by So Se om 

~ . , - it arts “ . i street. ry 

a Sstare years? Nay, what had the grave- whllonnel to the toes, & datidions ower like | ce DAY PASSERGER TRAIN—{Outward.) BS in honotet to Ge Canel 5s sends Heomn the Cones 

Sate nily doctor told him only that very jerome to the breath, and preserves intact, SUPER- PHOSPHATE |e po Pass hs eal 
| f outh to age, the teeth. : . a The Store and can be rer 
dashed the tears impatiently from his rom a dtete et , Buggies, 438 PER TON. _ DAY FaSsENGER TRain—(lnward.) for more than enough to pay the interest on the entire 
eyes. "sg ope must be en. Alicia sane . . e EE EM cesssensersecere vases. BMS P | soos ian provements have been made and the - : 
could live! It was not too late to repair the LECTED Cough. Cold. or Sore rarranted equal to any Phosphate manufactared. |“ "™ @it tek ie ee House is now in perfect order 
‘Favages his coldness and unkindness bad Thicat wniek might bo chucked by & simple Prof. nwt had enw ” Rene rae saa ft states 3. Go RAL, —T G REA tO U | H a “ 
remedy, like, “Browse Seoaehiel Troches,” \ Go Heats Cae en ER ROER,, [ ceawe Allan ovcsece cca edecalsccescs 0 Want | - ALSO FOR SALE, . : 
Even As he thought this, a hollow cou h if allowed to progress, ma terminate seri- Chariots, oe Fonth Gay 8 rect Baltimore, Md. Acrive at Bnd of Track 
etre apon hie ear, and bis wife crossed | e ously. dec31—d t-tues-thurs-sat THE wi W ERS A Beautiful Suburban Residence, with 25 FREIGHT a. j P 
and entered the parlor. | me * ee f Rich Lend. . 

“ Alicia, he said gently, “ you are very ill.” , ' PEN. a the Kidneys, Liver and : © subi pamela te pectentie 2 
; d gently, “yo ery Sappies, Sappies! Hakwess, HARNEss! wn age een ny Base by . I also offer for sale my residence in Forestville. VIA 


; ° Boweis do not act heaithfal y. 
he seme him and her soft browa eyes! at Chapeau & Heffron’s, Charleston, South the wastes from the action of the systen | eee | | 0 Ore, tna cabeadtal weed vailling, twe 
ie Pe Carolina, you can purchase a set of home- h remain in the blood, and produce irrita- The Great Sonthernm _| stories weil finished and painted inside and out, with . 

Yes, Btephen. made Buggy Harness at $15 double Calec es, tion and disease. There organs are the | ide eight rooms, beside kiichem and cellar. The outpulid- 0 N s, 
And the brown cyes looked into his wist-| harness at $45 and $50. ed cClellan outlets of the system and under the infiu- Phenmeaee asm mas ‘consisting of carriage house, stables, etc, are : P 
oats ootacten f Saddles at $5 each. Always on hand a full 2 HAMILTON’S sted only 300 yards from the city limits and 1% miles onees 

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LS ALLEL ALLE LOL EAS, SE, 
— - n ee en ame acum — 


0 you care?” , : Cons 5 
y line of vows gf Cart Harness, etc Buchu and Dandelion, "There are 29 actos of the richest kind of upland be- 


“ You knew this, Alicia?” Remember you wanta good and chica: Ww ons ete 
“T have known it for some time—long article. call at Chapeau & Heffron’s. ag 9 ” are kept in good running order. longing to this piace, lying beautifaily, and the sur- 
rc. Ms Tu? 0. dings are ali of ® pleasant character. This is a BALTIMOR PHILANE 
— he ee it, om weal nov m ree oe eres oO + F ie d:lightful sitaation for auy one = wants an eo} - ’ ) STON, 
question was on h ps now: ns et malonate ae Lae 1) ha tage suburban Home, with a the advan s 
eo ’ aoe. a . ant v ae i “ “ji- j : ” { m cit and TI) &e 
The soteeyes tiled onc Bacumony Hate Dva—This_ super Came tend for caine of VEST atietes wehing Qud'sad wiremeat W'ae| «AD ALL. THR SW BGGND MANUTACTURS 
Oh, Stophen, T dread to nave you and | Earudodsy fliuite and mstuntanevasy nO dis Gia a Dom aoh pc wy fai, 3 pate wiste 
, ; aa, r CUUB ; BIBLE Overti ages r DB. paves a ; 
our dear children . ee you so! I appotaament - no ridiculous tints or d ee- Having secured the services of Bible Aids, &c. " Afabesgue $ - Git kde ATLAN TA and AUG USTA : 
may say it now without ofending you, NOW| able odor e genuine Wm. A. Batchelor’s lelasp, $8 25. Fuil Gilt, 2 clasps, $11 G07 | ; 
’ } “B N: ne Wnhire Curer”™ For Winter Even-| TO Chariesion, Coiam Cc Hele! Wi 
that you know I am dying. Hair Dye produces mamnedinnty & wplendi ings, 36th. 1600 ready. Tam Awgnicax FaRuxn's mis e > 
e ha 


: ied. | : rion, Weldon, Richmond, Washingua, , ’ 
“God forgive me!” he cried. .“ Have I, | piack or natural brown, leaves Ae mae Hoass Bove :" Tes mente’, 46h ae ees y. Ep itimore, Fi hiledelphiis and N ew Drug Store Y 4 H R = = oF ' MA = Ss A Ww E eK 
L. - 


then, been so unkind that you have feared to 1. ame | 3 
tell me of your love till now ?” lead oF any Injarious compound ft) by all| Experienced IMechanios, | Cincianat. Ven: & Goodrich. Cnicazo —— | | 
drugyists. i ~ every- — 7 -~ tee 
she hastened to say, “only I think men do ly New York. 73975 to $250 per Month ne, ‘Daily @hrouch Passenger Train. ‘luesdays, ‘Thursdays, Saturday St. 
, not quite understand a woman’s heart some 0 $5 IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY BEW. (commmorioxs by gy ag j. T. THORNTON & CO., r | 
3 be loved, and to show that love, Stephen, and| Tonic and ManpRake Pris. Thee: are the eee ran Ore, Sane Cae Sas a 
to have it shown, that—” only medicines that will cure Pulmonary 3 First-Class: —— —— er ames, 23 uy 
coe 4 . © That—I see it all my darling, and know | Consumption. Dr. Schenck has been in con g Wil pay G2.000 for amy Machine that will few & Dru ists & A othecaries 
" ci ee meal how great the mischief is, and | stant practice over thirty years continually : -aang, tad aocee benedl a = ao Fron Pg On this Line have been theroughiy overtaiuled and de p P 
. w 
and Medicines. Mr. James Thornton respect- | 
y calle attention to the following certificate: be 


for cash; or, —— 
and balance : 
ear. Address | 
_ novi dif J.C. RAWLINS, Rome, Ga. ) il ; 


j 
“—«-— «A tm 


“You have not been unkind, Stephen,” actory, 16 Borp 
times. It is so necessary for ustolove, and| Scnencn’s PotmMonic Svyrurp—SgaweepD andfpelngtprepared for all kinds of work done in a Sa ING MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem,| (004 sore at all 
" 48 Whitehall Street. 
Fully licen-ed aiid warranted for five years. Ws The Eating Houses 
it has been done, said her husband clasp- | ex ing lung:, and knows his medicines, gm “very stitch can be cut, and etill the clots cannot rey a a time ia gs 0 for Meals, and et regu- AVE just received s large stock of Pare Drags 


: her to his heart. “Forgive me my dar-| if properly taken, will cure consumption. += be pulled apart withuut tearing it. We pay egents EE RE Sa ae RR Te RB 

‘Mog. We will go from here, at once, to} His Maudrake Pills cleanse the liver and fee (POM $19 tO = p Bog Poway ee cee asht sae a i i oe ull . 
, old home, where we first knew and/ stomach; his Seaweed Tonic dissolves the - De made Address SECUMB & CO.. Boston, ———-9~ - — The undersigned practicing Physicians 
loved each other; and I will see if I cannot] food, stimulates the coating of the stomach Carriage “Eiviass: Pittsburg, Pa; Chicago, UL, or Bt. Louis, | Tne Quickest Time and Bure Connec- | *2°¥" Mt. domes T. T ELEGANT STA TE-ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS. 
Pe the lost roses a “oo ehecks, the _ oe ed Pe Sosy tne >... ie eS tion made by this Route. aia y rt —— ' 
t back to those dear brown eyes. _ © mat og nature throws it off| Cheap Farms! Free Homes! , cool o 4 & Sea oyage on te twelve. Hours Shorter Via 7" 
me, Alicia, and you shall “ sit in sun- | withoutany exertion. Prepared and for sale Ou thelinc of the UNION PACIVIO RalLBOaD PR a ne. me iB purchase Through Tickets and bave 
Ee " eline of the UNION P. Cc , ). | thetr Baggage Checked through from Pitts, M D Grimes, a 
va. calm and eweet” in future years, if I by J. H. Scomnck & Son, . BE. corner Sixth 12,000-000 acres of the best Farming and Miveral | yow on Mobile w : d- South Carolina Railros 4 
have the power to bring it aboutyour path. | and Arch streets, Philadelphia, and by drug- Laudsin America. ae — Monigumery, Colssabus, ; The Coutpany, 
z : } the Bite . F -_ 


’ He kept bis word. And did Alicia die? | giste and dealers generally. 3 gd a ae in Nebraska, and Atiants | $29.2 
“ea lrihe contrary, sve dingraced her aya |" decdS—deodly wild Clim . eee hess ap, HA OD, | hemes Ba Se inci wee ee tent aes Perce Senate 


| hysi ie : “gs Wg Richmond, Baltimore, 
Seal thy and Datey isttes ca and well, _ Cuarrep Hanns, face, rough skin, pimples, Manufacturing = — Ctimate, degen cee en ae aly meet “THE FARMERS’ CHOICE’ PORT OF CHARLESTON. 
moicaaid Comms Sou so0 


any in the United States. | of 
poe ett ey 


of her husband's love. It never waned | ringworm, salt-rheum, and other cutaneous M Rt | BT 
‘ag And she and her children, have lost | affections cured, and the skin made soft and end mare —— reatent 10 por dor "ion on Os foanl Wilmington; vie Cota Charlotte aka Haletah ; 
‘Wall their fear of him, in this strangely altered | smooth, by using the J uniper Tar Soap, made elsew here. ; via Columbia, Danville. and. Ricmroond via Atianta, SC EGET ILL BIER, 
- tate of things; while all who have busi-| by Caswell, Hazard & a New York. Be Free HMomesteads for ngasia, Wilmington snd Bay Line. Containing the elements of plant foad in the 


Seemed | insert Aen one) lel argeen 
om Aj capper rig Ay ony he. os PUREST AND Swaareer Cop-Liver a _oelish. German, smn T “re nig er tn [t is perfectly Geodorised, quick in action, 
«Reader, if in that blessed honed Semebiae is Hazard & Casweil’s, made on the sea- Adaresa, ten be toe P ULLMAN Ny P ALACE SLEEPING CARS permanent in effeci and unsurpassed ij 

for some ihere are on whose darkened | Hazard & Co, New York. It is abeolutely | ®¢"pectflly invites sai sharfattpatronage trom om 2 mechanical condition. 

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is no ray of radiance, no glare ef true af-| pure and sweet. Patients who have once the public. : i 
ever falls. i taken it prefer it to all others. Physicians SVU . coe RE, Se | 
ee ae C. H. Stockell & Ca. Meshrille. Tem 

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5 Splendid Line of Steamshi 
* Newly Married and 0idjMarried Peo- 7, = Charieston, 8. C., to Baltimore, tl 


anes ITIBBS HOUSE sername em ANDERSON & WELLS ITT On Ste 
ing Oh Dalton, Ga. ? ] The Charleston Steamships Ho. 20 Alabama Street, Ss am ss h ip 


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i Perkins Batten ani L B STONE. 3 B. WIMBERLY. | ™ commection with his Carriage Pastory, and in the : R 7p on Charles- | ATLANTA, 006 «-++1+-+ «+e GRORGIA, 


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BY THIS ROUTE. 


——_—» oe -e——————— have it superior to any of the other j | 
LAVENVDE «< BRIDES. oils in market. novi2-déwl2w ee 


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the good 4 dect-atr same building he has ample arrangement Comfort are meer ; 
2 is uncousled by any known remedy. It will «radi- U ri 
ana tr doing al kinds o cin sStupatesad taeragly aenrty sipowonoes| UBPivaled on the Coast. |Palmetto School 
ng at the Syracuse House, 1/7 HE TRAMMELL HOUSE, " ny or ae Ol . 
| Ww of bridal ~~ . predispesi'ion to hillons derangemefit. mae 
were from Courtland, 1 think, in the ) Liver and Spleen? Unies selioved st once = CG. A. Rat. x .. me Male ' 
the blood becomes impure by deleterious ae MM Mra. C. D. Chawiey, Principal Sousaieeeee 


were just married for 3 
sine ea, Fustiion Cuahes, Pimpin, aan (All Georgians by Birth and Education) 
Have youa —aradens Stomach! Us- 
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s lese a is system is échiii- SLMETTO, GRORGIA, % miles Afianta, 
Blacksmiths’ Work, | #22322 seers Pon os Aa nd Set Haron, as 
on ’ wens 
| J fal J . and 1,50 free from drankesesn, gamb- 
old married te Genguret Cherente Diarrhoea or the dreadfu) Infam | Nag and forms of rowdyism, tuat young 
Have yoa weskuens of the Uterine or Urinary Or- : YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN . oS ae 
' |} gane?t You are exposed to suffering ia iw most STAMSHIP enily « : co 
eS ee eas sao etoile as neta tli eek tote MEROUAT A, cule over Someta EE 
mravaced , J & : . ¥ 
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the most OO The daily ecxsion sverages EIGHT HOURS. 
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Washington, Ga., | Sears weaken or cpets te MANUFACTURER OF _— to President for Circular. 6ocA 41m 
Is KEPT IN SUPERIOR 8STYLE/GHoOo@dad Wor ik, porary reat indienion. ot tndie cy and dyepepel | ». «** Male and Female. 
anette, pee tag, GE 0, "Rep she Boot gad beatth ie eewored. FINE CARRIAGES: Institute, | 
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