The Montgomery Advertiser from Montgomery, Alabama • 3

ii A-r Quit an arrsr of Montsomurv talent is Indications for to-day. For tha flnnth CoL.llcrboi tV Speech Last Nilit Letter from Jcu. Jack (Jutnp.1 POLLAI SPECIAL All of our Customers are familiar with the quality and prices of our general stock, and it is only necessary to state. that we are determined to sell the balance of our SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS Regardless of Cost. NOTICE.

POLLAK GO. orrun MONTBOMEUY DAILY ADVKBTISJCB, Momtuomt, July 18, 1878, p. m. (Jotion. Or.liuary 80; Strict Ordinary 9Jfo.

flood Ordinary 9)fc; Htnct Good Ordinary Low Middling lOjo; Middling 10c. Market qniet BY TEIjEGKAPII TO-DAI. liIVEKrtMIL ITIAHKET. QUOTATIONS TO-DAV: In Liverpool at 9:00 p. ootton wae quoted as followa: Middling Uplanda -d; Orleans alee of whloh 10,800 balee were American, exporter! and epeoolatora taking 4000.

Market good demand. NtW IOHK 71AKKKT. SPOT OOTTON. In New York, cotton vu nnotMi ir.iiAvM. Mid dling Uplands lljo: Low Middling IlXc; Good vruiDB.yjuxc, urainaryso.

Market Bteady. FUTUBB DKUVEBV July 11.57. August 11.61. September 11 2930. October 11.10 November ll.a0102.

December 11. Market dill. naIrm 80,000 balea. BBOEIPT8, BXP0BT8 AND 8TOOK Receipts days 349 Eiporu 6 days 4,816 balee 8tock at the porte 134,693 balee FINANCIAL Money easy 1X'2, per sterling 483, LM lOOJfc governmenta flrm, new flree 107y, State bondii quiet. Stocke Btrong.

OOTTON 41ABKBT BEPOBTH -NBW0BLEAS8 Middling lie-strong. MOMLB Middling 10a-fl. 8AVANN AH Middling 10 13-18-firm. 0HABLE8TOH Middling 11. -quiet, PKOVI8ION8.

LOUISVILLE MABKET. Flour dull, extra $2 76.43, family $3 KMi. No. I fanoyJS SO. 'liu, firm, new red weetern 80, amber 87.

white 87. oru flrme-, mixed 40, white 45. 1 )aia-steady, No. mixed 19, white 30o. Pork 1M 0 25.

Lard quiet, choice leaf tierce 8, keg 9. Bn'k ehouldera 5Jo, dear rlLaldee oier aides Sai Ba vin shoulder 5o, dear rib ildee 6V, Clear sides 6)io. Sugar Oured Hams, 10)(gl2. wtilakey steady. 1)04 Tobaooo, quiet, beet bright naw SSAB4- navr.

mahogany 50.52; do 3d olass 46448, do fine black 48(250, Virginia smoking 45M60, Eentnoky emok-king 2940. CINCINNATI MABKET. Flour.stcady, 25(5 55. Vhe i weak -r, new red fall 804)92. Ouru nominal, 40S4I.

a-n firm, m. 2 27a0. Pork lair demand, (IO4IO 25. steum 7: current make SO tie 7 25 A60 good demand, nil prices. Bulkmeita -quie1, nhouloerss 10, short rib middles 6 )R, shortclear midiilesOXc Bacon -afiicr anuDJders 6c; clear rib eldei olear sides 6c.

Wulikey steady, SI 04. ST. LOUIS MABKET. Flour 'nil. sunerBne fall S3 50as 7s- ntra fall $2 0 43 10; double extra 3 60n6; family $4 8 15; some demand for medium extras but little doing.

heat, higher, No. 2 red fall 88, No. 8 red fall 85X87. No. 4 do 77.

oo nigner, no '2 mixed 35936 Oata eteadi-. No. 3 26S37. Port quiet, jobbing $9 A073. stronger, prime steam 6 Bulk mevs firm, summer id'niioers 5 80: olear rib sides fi 80, win'er olwr aides 6.

Uai-i. scarce, arm, ahouldere 6X9 elearrlb 6 45; e- 'tas6 60 4. Sugar cured hama, 10(11. Whiskey steady, Slot. OH10AOO MABKET, Flour steady.nrm.

Bnring extras. 14 4oeatll ehoie to fancy Minnesota extras $4 60; ooxe mon to fair extras $6 356 76; patent grades f6 S0) $2 tiMtM; winter extras 00, wee-tem extra 4 S05 36. Wheat uneettled. lower. No.

1. Ohioam awinar 95. No, 3 CUioago Spring 96a, No. 8 do 81. No.

red winter 93. Corn active, shade lowtr 38V-Oat s'eaky 24V. i-Ork-19 30. Lard quiet, 6 93j). "i'V msats bonlden 4V.

short rib KK. side" 6c, Whiskey steady lire. NBW OBLEAN8 MABKIT. Floor qniet, weak, enoerllne S3 0u: TV to- XXX 4 3646 25. high grew, 36J76.

uuru, 411m. w. Oats flrm, 35. Corn meal, firmer, held! 60. I0 87)tf.

r-Hi ormer, Bulk meata.scaroeandhrm.ihanidhr. ncm us packed 6X0 wr clear aides ev o. Banon, snonidert nominal 6 olear no dee 7, clar aides 7J(. Hama, ugar our dull, medium 10J, unall 12; nncanraaaed do 9 4Xc steady, rectified Louinana 107108 ecti Ded western 107 atlOfH -j. Ooff ee, nothing doing, Bio oargoee, andlnary prime 1 gold.

Ruear.flnner, common to gooft iwmni" Tl, fair to fully fair 7x8V. Prime to cbctaa yellow elariiled Molaeaee quiet, ooaomon 25: fair 35A2. nrimakn oholoe 3043 1 Bran, qulH, 60. Hiow-aoaroe, firm, ofdinary toeboioe X7W. New York eight premlnm; sterling 4861487 for the bank; gold 100 it MoMTOoMmr, July 18, lflTB.

ftditor Advertiser: 1 beg a small space in your paper to answer the latter at S. G. Reid. to the Republican Executive Commit tee tf 'this oounty, which yoa have pub lished. I am but a poor emancipate negro, who toiled a a slave to the best of my capacity for my master When the "war closed, and the great and glorious uepuDiioao party, declared through President Lincoln, tha martyred hero of our liberty, that slavery was dead, and the poor negroes of the South were free, it was then I began to educate myself, and try to fulfill the duties devolving on me, as a oitlzen.

To do this intelligently, and to show my gratitude, I joined the Republican party, whioh had given me all the rights I enjoy as a free man, and I defy Mr. Reid to show that he is as good a Republican as I am. He has not been in the party long enough, in my humble opinion, to spring to the front, and dictate who shall fill the offices. We have had enough of that kind of leaders, and we colored people thought when the party, was beaten last year ty suoh leaders, that we would have no more attempts from men who came into the party more for the offices than from principle The oolored people are naturally Republicans, and if let alone will vote so always. But tbey are getting tired aud disgusted with such leaders as pretend grout love for them, when they are candidates for fat offioes, but who join the Deinoorats in denouncing the "nigger" when they cannot use him any longer.

Mr. Reid says be objects to my retention on the ticket becaui-e I am a ''notoriously obnoxious person." Now, I ask him to state wherein I am "notoriously obnoxious." If being a Bepublioan and having a black skin, makes me such, then I plead guilty. The day the Executive Committee met, Mr. Beid talked with me and asked me to oome off the tioket, and said I would be paid more than I could make as a member of the House, aud offered to take me to the persons who would pay the money. I refused, because I was nominated by a larger vote than any one on the ticket.

Mr. Reid had a tie vote the first ballot, and was only nominated by one majority, and I did not think he had a right to demand my withdrawal- He must pardon me, if after hearing his speech in the Republican State Convention, I shall take issue with him, and declare that he is more "notoriously obnoxious" to all good Republicans than I am. He must excuse me if I say that after that speeoh he found Republicans opposing him; and I may be permitted to say that he wanted an excuse to come off the ticket. He told me that he, personally, had nothing against me, but some persons had objections because while 1 was turnkey at the tail a prisoner escaped. This is absurd.

The Jailor, Mr. D. Walters and myself were indicted for the es cape. Their cases were nolle prosed, and the jury, witout leaving the box, found me not guilty. Therefore I olaim that I am innocent, and will submit to no bulldozing by him or his colored strikers, who are plotting for offices in 18S0, from the Judge of the City Court down.

Mr. Rjid has suddenly become impressed with a high sense of honor among candidates. Without asking bim whether he has ever been oharged with a crime, I do charge that he supported a man for the Legislature against whom it was alleged by a prominent oitizen that he had fl id the State of Georgia to escape punishment I further charge that he has supported a man for office iu this county who hod been convicted of a crime. I agree with Mr. Beid tLat Montgomery is a Republican county, but we must cast out false prophets, and take our leaders from those white Republicans who organized the party and who to day are our truest friends, and not be controlled, as we have been, by men who came into the party for offioe alone.

When the colored people do this, then we can make Montgomery the banner county of the State, Respeotfully, J. D. Ckcmp. GALLAGHER CONXELL, (Under Asvebtisxb Offioe.) WHITE BARBERH. o31 GOOD NEWS FOR SMOKERS.

Irvine, Garside Alexander have just received a large lot of warranted, genuine, dear Havana filled cigars, which they offer tor sale at five cents each. Ask for the Louisiana Piooadura Boss five oent cigar. We have just completed our self ventilating refrigerator, which we will keep well stocked with choice Cream Butter. Customers may rely upon gettiug Choice Butter, "ice cold," rtur. ing the summer.

WILLIAMS COOK, Under Exchange. julyl8it If you want a one horse wagon cheap go to B. M. WASHBURN, 93 Commerce street. Athens, Ga February 22, 1878.

Sib My ohild, five years old, had symp toms of worms. I tried calomel and other worm medicines, but faded to exp 1 any worms. Seeing Mr. Bain's certificate. gjt a vial of your Worm Oil.

aud the firs dose brought forty worms, and the second dose so many were passed I did not count 8. H. Adams. For sale by Irvine, Garside Alexander. and J.

W. Hale. may6 2tawiwem. Just received by B. METOALF.

W. E. Haygood transfer line Omnibus baggage wagon, and haoksNos 12, 11 and 43 hacks and wagon calls for passengers in any part of the city will call for baggage without passengers will also engage and attend to carriages on funeral occasions. Office at Exchange News Depot, under Ex change Leav your calls or send note to his offioe for what' jou want. Drivers well acquainted with, the! city: Checking for baggage at depot particularly attended to.

frfS Bowman, Agent A5ew Thing Under the Sun I AAA i In it elfeot4niintaneous. tin its oolo ing power matohlees. 'In ell lta lngreaeute vegetable. Jin i'e operation netural iln ita beautifying res. Ite enduring.

In Its tendency preeervaUva. Oka i1" CHlUSTADOKO'S HAIR DYE le pronSaaex tt tjy the Woed Wr 'tlchnici and the WoaLD otrfASHioK, the flueat prepare Ion ever uventad by art to notify the ahart-nTOinga of Na-mre. MautifaotuMd by i OHRISTASuBQ, WU11SU Bt New York. Bold by ell Druggist. Applied by all Hair Dre aera JulyMeodftHhav PnoWTaaudEtpBneear S'i or Venaaiiaxoit fewfCnlllLl ioo4BBeniaMlonrTEa8 to D8AI.KB8.

"HO FEB M)B rdfl PUNui iia 00 Noa. A A I J-nlUr Block, QearWa Street, Chloaao. II. SIOO AtUntlo and Qjtli i State, ploudy wwaur, oooasipaai tllsoJL.riabl I winds, mostly southerly, stationary pres. lure and temperature.

1 aTiHTio-Beuibraut Photographs at re- duoed price for one month, "by Wallin, over Mopes Brothers, Court' Square. t-fl'-1 i 1 uuu. U.IO, UCHU and the oorn" is" hardening In the fields by the minute, Bqiire Hardwick bas returned from the seashore, looking freshened and invigor. The oase of Hart, of New York, against the olty council is again continued until this evening, when argument will be heard and decision rendered. The jury in the Feagau murder oase had not agreed upon a verdiot at twelve' o'clock last night; they have been "hung up" nearly two days.

The first boll of fully matured cotton, of this, season, was brought to us yesterday by Messrs. Loeb Bro. It was from their plantation in Maoon county, where they say many of them oould have been gathered. Gen. Sam.

Hereford, in alluding to the late Radical party of this county, boasting-ly exults "that me and Miss Ann is what hope to broke 'em up." They should have their reward. Henry Middleton, colored, charged with the murder of Bob Ben bo, colored, was oon- vioted in the City Court yesterday, of mur der in the second degree. He was ably defended by Messrs. B. C.

Shorter and B. M. Williamson, A large crowd witnessed the spirited game of base ball at the Fair grounds yesterday The young men of the Selrha club spent the day and were royally entertained by their Montgomery friends. IeliCiou8 Cookery. Light; white, wholesome biscuits, rolls, bread, and elegant cake, crullers, waffles, doughnuts, muffins, and griddle cakes of every kind, are always possible to every table by using Dooley's Yeast Powder.

Among the appropriations granted at the last session of Congress, was one for the purpose of erecting suitable publio buildings in Montgomery. The amount allowed is 1150,000, and our citizens are indebted principally to the zeal and energy of Colonel Herbert for the appropriation. The question now is, when will the work be commenced? 'j. George Gammell, the Oourt street dic tionary and gun smith, has made some wonderful improvements oh Haardt's fish boat, since the waters floated off, and left it on dry land again; he fears, however, that the ribbet of the oonneoting link of the elongation may tranquiliza the depopulation of the stern wheel, causing oaooethis and un fitness; we hope not Professor G. F.

manager of the Montgomery Theatre, left this morning for New York City. The Professor visits New York for the purpose of making ar rangements for first class theatrical enter tainments lor next season. In this hs does not mean t9 fail. But this is not the only object of the professor's visit to Gotham during these dog days. In his principal object is to secure fire proof scenery and to make other arrangements for the safety and comfort of.

his patrons. He intends to, do all in his power not only to make the theatre entirely safe and bomfortable bat to bring to its stage some of the first artists of the coun try GoL Winter and the China-tree Specific Editor Advertiser: The. squib of "our active yesterday's issue, referring to a quotation employed iu a late artide of mine, oa thi China-tree, as a speoino for the cot i on no, brings to mind the familiar fable of "The Cook and the' Jewel "Ho said the oook, on finding the jew el, "you are a very fine thing, no doubt, to those who prize you; but give me a barley-oorn before all the jewels in the world A witticism from Sam. Hereford or Ma jor Ann roiiara "an ae wee aai no doubt, nave better pleased me idiosyncratic tastes of your "learned commentator, than a quotation from Voltaire; for the evident misprint of which, the original manuscript; in your possession, is scarcely answerable 1 fjf i jf For the benefit of the interested, who, unlike the cock in the fable, know a jewel when they see- it, I give the full context of the quotation, found in the celebrated play of "1 Heraolius Espagnoror, "in this life everything is truth, and everything is untruth, translated into French, by Vol-taire. Thus, "Ne torn indiqna pas contre mot; es riest pas pat savoir qm de swoir qu on ne sate nen au tout wmon, py tne way, I would attempt to translate for your local's benefit, but for the apprehension that he would be as blind to the translation, as nnappreoiative of- the indisputable senti ment wmon ft embodies I A J.

a. WlNTEB. Montgomery Water Works. Editor Advertiser Through the courtesy of Mr. Baldwin, Superintendent, I examined to-day the wdl sunk by Mr.

Baldwin near the river, for the purpose or supplying pure water to the city. The is about 40 feet square and sunk in the hard sandstone strata, below the bottom of the river) and is timbered up and will soon be covered over with gravel and sand some 20 feet deep. The space inside, depth of the well, about 6 feet- I went down into the well, -which is nearly covered over, and found the water coming in front torn, tool and clear as any -spring water in thisaeotion. I The Supply now is sufficient: for three or four times the present popula-. T.

i .1 UOn or tne city or m.onigomeryu is ue most suooessful engineering experiment of th kind in the United States. The water is many degrees cooler than the river water and does not appear to come from the river at all, but cornea np from -thje bottom of the well like a large spring. The well, 'will covered over and the water twill be always dearj 6 other-oity Can have a "better" or more satisfaotorywater supply, and as pne of the originators; of tha Montgomery Water Works, feel muoh gratified at the result. well is well worth a visit from any one interested in th subject, whether as ansengineering experiment or a tending ID DeneQt of our city. IU 'Hi ji Jow i Araxnsf Ga' December 18771.

sArw nights siaoe I gave my son ne dose of Worm Oil, and the next day he passed aixteenjlarge. A1 the time 1 gave one dose my little eirL four years old, and ah passed eighty-auwarraa; from four to nneef laones long. ia 1 mUSL 'fifiWHW For: sale oy irvme, and J) W. IW.M uarsloe AJexanaer, In lib Mtal dMrioti; iMlrhjcTot.fia it and til cause. fcn'j3iia l'be Biilie Coufns -quIUa -Aw to go ao wa tne jit ionument ezemisM at jianton this awnung fc -w Resides th bast-ballists; there were quite dumber of other visitors from Belma In Uis city ssteraay.

i There ar dity-seven prisoners In tin ooonty 311, six 01 waom. am whit men, charged with violation of the revenue. lt' all moonshine, is th opinion of some people, that ohin berries ean kill eotton worms, but they ar sure death to young rpbinf. Shot guns and bull dog are the surest and safest remedy for burglar of which brotherhood there is evidently quite num ber in this oitv. 1 I large flouring mill of Mr.

J. T. Trammell, near Kotasulga, was completely destroyed by dre a few day ago. Jjon $10,000, were amongst the finest mills is the South. Ko insurance.

Mr. Bub. Pierce was exhibiting yester day a two pound salmon, which be caught in Mortar creek, Elmore oounty. There can bo no longer any doubt that salmon abound In our The boys have a. good joke on Mr.

Wm. Carigan, better known as the old man," one of the best workmen and best men connected with the Mobile shops. But it can only be fully appreciated by bearing the old man" tell it himself Jack Crump, the rising sable states man, ana psalm singer of the late gal- ori-ius Radical party, have writ a letter, or rather somebody have written a letter for Jack. It is a stupendous document a soo-dulager, so to and oomment is necessarily L. A.

Shaver, of this city, is among the speakers at Ben1 on In the no tice we made yesterday as to the orators of the oooason, we were not aware that this eminent young Montgomerian, had aooept-ed the invitation from the oommittee of arrangements to speak. Mr. Shaver is a tell-ing speaker. We print to-day a letter from two of the Radical nominees for the Legislature for this county. They say it is no use, because the Democrats would count them out.

That's just what Brudder Buckley's committee on platform said. What awful ao- oountants these calculating Democrats must length of time for which Messrs. McKenzie, Outlaw and Cooper, of Bullock oounty, were placed in the oounty jail, by order of the U. S. Court, will expire this morning.

They were convicted on a trumphed up," and charge of violating an eleotion law, at the eleotion in Their friends will welcome them outside the prison walls. 1 1 li Judge Minnis doesn't reconvene the Grand Jury and have them explain what is meant by "National Sabbath," every fellow will continue to labor under the mistaken hallucination that be is always violating the Sabbath of his nation. Those of us who are well informed, know, of course, that the Grand Jury alluded to Birthington's Washday, but others think it relates to the 4th of July, or Christmas. 1 The Badioals have patched up a sort of ticket for this oounty, headed by Polk Lucas for Senator, Jack Crump, Adam Bobinson and two other darkies for the House. Polk don't mean much "business," and Jack is too mad to keep his shirt on till election day.r "Adam Bobinson, who is more oullud than Jack, used to be a J.

P. in the. dark i Xne day a fellow was arraigned be fore him, charged with arson, but before the trial commenced, Adam proposed to the defendant that if he would agree to support the child, the oase would be dismissed. Adam is well fitted to make laws. The following decisions were rendered in the Supreme Court to-day Bbickell, C.

J. Wiley Coleman et als. vs. Jonn i. Ur- mond, Beceiver.

Appeal from Greene cir-ouit court. Affirmed. MiNNINO, J. William H. Locke et al.

vs. Henry u. Humphries. Appeal from Hale oirouit oourt. Affirmed.

Gray Huofcabee vs. Pascal a. Tutwuer, administrator; Appeal from Hale oirouit oourt. Beversed and remanded. Thomas Gordon et al.

vs. James Smith, administrator. Appealfrom Greene probate court. Beversed and remanded. The.

telegraph of Tuesday informed us that General James B. Chalmers, of Mis familiarly known in that State as the Democratic game cook," has been renominated by the people of his district They also by a unanimous vote indorsed the Texas Pacific Railroad bill, which he advocated with great, ability. During the last sessiofl he mad' two' of ihe most effective speeches that have jbeisn. made in favor qf the road in the last of which, in reply to Col. Herbert, of this distriot, occurred the now 1 celebrated sentence, We love the Constitution, but we cannot afford to see it mad a golden giroie to support tneaonn and a hangman's, rope to-choke theSouth fhe following is the score of the base ball game yesterday LTVX OAX B.

B. CLUB. fiTvr1 Position. .1 i 0. jdhrton.r..;.......;o.

4 1 Bills F. 2 ri4 Oraft.wUU.,;.i.;.i.S...PV 8 Haden 2 B. 2 3 8tergin.v..,...'..,......,.8. S. 9 4 Banking 1 B.

2 3 Dunwoody L. F. Goodwin T. 1,1 innings a. 1.

A. A V. aw yOHiuSBAW B. B.lbMjB7 ll'M Position, O. i i isonftnfLn 1 a jl tti B.

1 -'2 4 fllarfe in B. P. 8 F- 8 25 27 2, 8, 4, 6, VVW 0. aV 8. 0.

8. 8y Umpire, Fitparriok; Scorer for Live Oakv T. 8dmoH. J. H.

9 crowd collected at the Court Hons lost night to greet our distinguished representative in Congress, Hon. H. A. Herbert He was introduced by Mai. H.

0. Semole. and for nearly two hour held hi audience en- onaihed, not only with his brilliant elo quence, but also with a faithful and inter eating aocount of hi stewardship in Con gress, and an elaborate aooount of the do ing of the first session of the 45th Con gross. He cautioned the Democrats ugainst any division in their ranks, and repelled the obarge that the party in the North are not true friends of the Democrats of the South. He confined himself prinoipallv to a vin dication of bis course in opposing the Texas and Pacific Baiiroad bill, and gave his reasons in a most foroiblo and oouent arma ment His peroration was a most beautiful The speech was frequently applauded, and at its dose.

OariL W. T. oO offered a resolution endorsing CoL Herbert's opposition to the Texas and Pacifio Baiiroad, The resolution was adopted without opposition. The mmeetine then adiourned. Coal! Coal! I will sell ooal Jest Xuirm at fiO oer ton.

My ooal is from the Cahaba mines and tli best in the State. i C. B. Febbell. WAN-ran Rv ft centlriman And vifn flrul olass board in a private family.

Address Dy mail. attention. Withdrawal of Alexaudec and WatidaM. Vie, the candidates nominated bv tne jKepublioani or Montgomery ooun ty, for the next session of the Legislature, have conferred together among ourselves as to wnat course it is necessary to pursue id order to save our party from an inglorious defeat at the ensuing eleotion, have decided that to attempt to elect the ticket as it nowstauds.oomposed entirely of ooloredmen, would be a fruitless endeavor. We realize the importance of the election for npon the result of this oounty elec tion will most oertainly depend the fate of far more important elections that are to take plaoe hereafter.

We do not entertain any 'ears but that our tioket will receive the support and suffrage of a large number of Republicans; but we are fearful that the Democratic party will count ns out with im unless we place a stronger ticket in the field. Our ticket posseses but little intelligenceit is indeed weak, and unable to cope with, the brilliant intellects arrayed against us. We are of opinion that the Democrats will very ingeniously tace advan tage of our weakness at this time, and justify themselves in counting us out by say. ing that our party put forth such poor ma terial, that honest and faithful Republicans refused to vote for the tioket and supported the intelligent and respectable Democratic ticket By suoh sophistry the Democrats will seek to delude the colored voters. By suoh sophistry they will aocount for the tri umph of their beset i inancially, we are unable to oonduct a cauvass; and if we were blessed with the wealth of Creams, we think it would be a useless and foolish expenditure of money to endeavor to prop up a ticket wmoh now totters under its own weight, and the downfall is inevitable.

We therefore think it an act of wisdom and discretion on our part to have our names stricken from the tickot The dilem ma in which we are now placed is occasioned by men who have implant ed within them too deeply an inordinate desire for office. desire to put our ticket in a better shape, in order that it may command respeot from Repub licans and Democrats. We desire a ticket made up exclusively of influential, liberal white Republicans and will give to it our etrnest. active and cheerful support, uw. ing to the fact that it is with great difficulty we can get a quorum of tne Uounty lixeou-tive oommittee, and to the fact that the ohairman of the Executive committee whose duty it is to call a meeting of the oommit- a ti li- 1 tee nas aesertea me rtepuDiican rauas anu identified himself with the "UreeuDacuers we deem it wise, to leave the selection of this ticket to 0.

W. Buokley, S. F. Bice and Faber. If these gentlemen wish to see the Republican party successful in Montgomery oounty, it inessential at this orisis that they should oome to the front and save it from an untimely grave.

This paper has been presented to each of the to be signed oy. tnem. Crump and Bev. Miles Page, D. prefer to stand until Gabriel blows his ii Nathan H.

Alexandeb, Lewis L. Watkins, Nothing in the Quaker City has received more unlimited or well-merited praise from its guests than the Colonade Hotel, Philadelphia, for liberal management and excellent courtesy. Those of our citizens who think of spend ing a part bt the summer at some watering plaoe, should not fail to oommunioate with Ellis proprietors of Bailey" Springs, Alabama, bef ore ooncluding to go elsewhere. This oelebrated watering place is steadily increasing its enviable reputation as the best, quickest and surest oure for Dyspepsia, Debility, Sleeplessness, Dropsy, Scrofula and diseases of the fkin' and kidneys. For the relief of Feina'e weakness it has no Its long shady galleries, pleasant ball ropmi loool parlors, romantip.iWalks bordered by foaming cascades end orystal mountain streams, have, rendered it the ohief among our Southwestern summer resorts of health or pleasure.

Many springs of lesser virtues and more obscure reputation seek to divert patronage from Bailey by cheap rates and showy advertisements, but it holds the even tenor Of its way, delighting its multitude of visitors with its rioh and abundant fare and hospitable welcome, for aD of which as little is charged as oan be afforded by a resort whose braaing atmos phere "and marvellous waters endow the guests, with almost superhuman appetites.1 If anv One would enjoy ft peaoeful, nappy, healthful let him go io Bailey. Fdt information rates, address. EUift Bailey 8prings, Alabama. jul5-di Oitbbtv "Whv will men smoke eom- mon tobaooo when they oan bay Marburg Bros. SoJ of tferiK at th same RftfcJW I ,1 XUjJtabSeadhiS Beatfkil Sig-hta, Days free from Tor- tnr await the rteunatio' sufferer who resorts to Hortettert Etomw Bitters.

Tl toll benignant. oordj.l eod depiu-ont 1 BipjrkxblecsnudfJ than oaluhicntu end other poleoi uim to expel tne rbeu-seUe rirak from the blood, is a faot that en. Joje the advantage, of being -mllke Otea-rtpej feotVreefk. many pereone certain riH0o-elttoq to rbeuaeliim exlete, WW idere them Ueb to Ita etttoka alter eipoerio teetweMthet; to oorrente of air, cbtngee I te pertn or to oold ka the kodv is hot. Sock persona aboold lake wine glan "i twoof the Mtteteaeebwl avMIM irfter Inoomag nai wn asov oaueeo, ea taw uperb prjteoit'e eOeotuillr aolllSee th hnr ful ttnoeaoo.

lortbe Inn Uonel denuuiemeiit whloh Moanipuit Aenmetleee, tuofc et eol peama la the stomMb, pelpiutlon of the exert, impnrfoet difee-tloa, te, UK Blttere ie lw meet osefnl retn.ir. 11 la onlr aeeeeiaiy la obetlaeee oaees to oa It with peraUteoor. JaTJlitoa LOCAL INTELMOENCE loilgomory, fatty Honaing, Julj i9, 1878. WiJi A LMUW mi l. luami Uwrmomrter.

7 lor tin der Bo i for dels in 1877 W.3. corrected for temperature end i. o. BOGEB8, 7 toll Big. Berv.

0. 8. A. ON MONDAY, JULY 1ST, WE WILL OFFEB SPECIAL BAIiGAIXS is ALL KINDS OF SUMMER GOODS. 1 WK PO NOT PROPOSE TO If V- CARRY Om ANY GOODS THIS SEASON PRICES HATS Seen mabb WHICH WILL ASTONISH AIx'pATBONB AND 0UBTOMEB8 -t WHO WILL FAVOB US f.

WITH A CALL. come MONDAY, JULY 1st. T. Wr FRANCIS CO. Jane80 KEEP COOIi And healthy by drinking gparkllngr Saratoga Water.

We receive it fresh from the spring every week! Xrrine, Uarside and Alexander. Go to Latin's Gallery, headquarters for fine photographic work at low A line of oheap pictures now introdaoed in several styles. Call and see speoimena. Stersoscopio Views for sale. rj Two gold medab reoeiTed for best Sittings made tu oloody or dear weather.

Aj AstonlshlmFact. tl A large proportion of the American people are to-day dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or disordered liver. The result of these diseases upon the masses of intelligent and valuable people is most alarming, making life actually a burden instead of a pleasant existence of enjoyment and-useful-ness as it. ought "to be; There is no good reason for this, if you will only throw aside prejadioe and Bkeptioisnij take the advice of Druggists and your friends, and try one bottle of Orsen'a-August. Flower.

Your speedy relief is certain- Millions of bottles of this medicine have been given away to try its. with satisfactory results in oase. Three doses will relieve the worst case. Positively sold by all Drug, gists on the Western Continent. Price 75 cents per bottle.

For Upward of Thirty Years Mas. Winslow's Soothino Stetjp bas been used ohildren. It oorreets acidity of the stomach, relieves wind cliolic, rtg-mates the bowels, cares dysentery and diarrhoea, whether arising from teething or other aq')os. An old and well tried remedr ceutB a bottle. 6-26dwtf5'ii The Liver is the imperial organ of the whole human system, as it ooutrols the life, health and JkappuMss ft man.

IQffhea jtis disturbed in its proper aotion, all kinds of ailments are the natural-result. The digestion of food, the movements of the heart and blood, the aotiod of tfix brain and nervous system, are all immediately oonneoted with the workings of the Liver. It has been suooeSsfuUy proved that, Green's August Flower is unequalled in curing all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the numerous symptom') that result from. an. unhealthy condition of the' Liver and Stomach.

Sample bottles to try, lOoents, Positively sold in all towns on the Western Continent. Three doses will prove that it is just what you want, Democratic and Conseirative BarberShop. Monro street opposite the Market." Fou No. barbers always ready to shave dean Partleular attention given to hair cutting GIvens aoalU (, nAlXt rnree good boot shiners FiTCents a ame. jsmnds bey at all hours.

YUNG'S KKSTAUltAJfT, 'r (XIUSI torn Mt This old reliable restaurant still continues open for the accommodation of the, public "we attendanos, and tha tables snppHed wdw me martlet affords. wPAYUft FLEMDia, Prpprkio JSather S.Huit3it Farretl i. c. Dr. Moffett's Jeethina (Teething ow- "Hw me ooweu ana makes teeto-8 syr Teethina cures cholera, infantum Jd the summer complainta of children, Heals eruptions and asmiL ramimn anil nra.

worm Hor mother Otti Ape an ve iL Ow new stock of funuturf. oonsisting of tstandbstylMof Dinina and Oflw SSimihim pMe, jand laid to at such, advantages a ver Must Wt intlm innli -J gskeU and Oolni known whinh osW par-; ataaMMiV' tsl 'WHABTO DfiO a.nnrtl fOf UW MtorfQUMT, AuL, fal 18 WW. iTw ho- "'m 0 oier -in 94 Oalm Cleat" POLLAK CO. Harder Will Out. After so long a time, our people are be- ooniing taught by sad experience that the effect of very active medical agents is detrimental to the system.

Do not debilitate. For constipation, torpid liver, headache, acid stomach, heartburn, biliousness, dys pepsia, and al) complaints requiring the use of a purgative, Bailey's Saline Aperient, costing only SO cents, acts like a charm. It is mild, cool aud effervescent. je2! iw Montgomery, tily 1. Our lease of the old Central Warehouse having expired, we have removed to the new lire- proof brick warehouse just across the street from our old stand, where we will be pleased to see our friends.

Those desiring to make con signments to us, will please ship to "Marks Fitzpatrick," not to "Central Warehouse" as they have sometimes done heretofore. Cotton consigned to Central Warehouse will not reach us. MARKS FITZPATRICK. julyltf An Astonishing Fact. A large portion of the American people are to day suffering from the effdetsof l)vs pepsia or disordered liver.

The result of these diseases upon the mass of intelligent and valuable people is most alarming, mak ing life actually a burden instead of a pleas ant existence of enjoyment and usefuluess as it ought to be. here is no good reason for this if you will only throw aside prejudice and skepticism, take the advice of druggists and your friends, aud try one bot tle of Green 8 August i lower, lour speedy relief is oertain. Millions of bottles of this medicine have been given away to try its virtues, with satisfactory results in every case, xou can buy a sample bottle tor iu cents to try. Three doses will relieve the worst case. Positively sold by all druggists on the Western Continent junel8dcod8weow FOR SALE.

A large, strong Horse, suitable for a family vehicle. Guaranteed souud as a dollar. Apply to WILLIAMS COOK, Under Exchange. julyl'o Anti-Fat Chemically Examined. The analytical chemist, W.

B. Drake, of Buffalo, N. recently aualyzed Allan's Anti-Fat, and gave the following CEBTiriOATE. I have subjected Allan's Anti Fat to ohemioal analysis, examined the process of its manufacture, and can tiuly say that the ingredients of which it is composed are entirely vegetable, and cannot but act favorably upon the system, and it is well calcu lated to attain the obiect for which it is in tended. W.

B. Dbaee, Chemist Sold by druggists. Dr. N. G.

THOMAS 0PFER4 his eervloee to the oltizene of Mont-ffouuery. Office aud Residence corner Bibb and WaNh- ington HtreetH. at Mrs. Ir. Kilmer's.

ju.juonw nt ornery, ly 13, 1878. WB are Agents for I' LLETT'H Improved feifflit Draught in IS, auu also tor the WIIUP The nub oitied uard hhawa the high ertteem iu which the Guiieit Gin la held by the cotton uuyera of Montgomery. 8 nd Oircutra or oall at our Warehouse and examine the gins. MABK.S riTZPATBLGK. WeV the undersigned cotton buyera, have this day examined and wltneuded the work of the G-ul'et Gin, with Feeder and toiid mru r.

attached to Kepiinger's Steam ti.nry and Pickery, end And thai the ginning and picking ia superior to othr gins, from the fan that the sup ia not ent but ten full leogtb nd very smooth add ng to its value fully a quarter of cent. It also cleans the out (on thoroughly of motes and dirt, rendering It el ore deairabie, and adding much to its spinning quaiit.es. 9 OLISBY. A NICOLL, IIEK8S BARKER, COPELAND, WM 0 KAY, WM BMTTH, MoOANTS, MAURY ft 00. JulyWdlw BEER ON ICE.

JUST RECEIVED A. CAUXOAD OF 'BEER OX ICE, In KEQ8 and from the eelebrated ATLANTA CITY BREW nee CO Wis BE KB Is put a new ICg TA(rL4 We eeevrapply the Ba.K-B.OOMS, and traJe generally With the BBS end CNBVPE8T BKKB in thl We wut Onver rreeef drarage la any part of theettri to-'ew ITeaaa auid in Voar ardfini ane five na a trial. Bridge' Bidie'rvVi--'' Vic Vihi -jaj PWOP08AL9 for building atAtHoe Bridge ever PintlalaOr. ek. on 8 ott'a Bridira road, will ha received by the iard of Vem of Lowndea aaa Montgjmvy ooanUeejanUl Tha-wday th rat day of Augoet Proposals to be directed eaja OKrk w- ihe Board of tteva ueof Moatenmen onante: last.

tice work 110 feet, Treatl. work IW feet Bpeolnea-' uoua to eean at my offlca. fc V- i "-4 .1 -5 lTopuls wiU a so ba nweired tin the lrat of A-. v. gaat next for the Screwing up and straightening the Bowe Truss Brld ororthaPiotltla Creek, oai 9 the arlre Bridge about 180 feet Ms, Tee bide us separate, i 1 The Boards reserve On rlebtta njeot saur (a4 aU Wde, B.

J. BIBBABD, Clark imi-t. Board of Bnuiut Muatgomerr jyirwedfrUuntanil Hniyi4ir 'T5 A. MOOQ A CO. aid.