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Laundried and UuUundrlcd.for sale atn batgalii DECEMBER 23, 1880. LDDDEN BATES- MUSIC HOUSE, SAVAWNAH, CA. New Double Store 60 ft. front. Threo Stories above Basement, and filled from Cellar to Lofi vwilh Musical (uppliet fori fob cimrsTurAs RED SNAPPER, and other choice fish, EXTRA LARGE OYSTERS, VENISON, CELERY, and many other delicacies also, fine fat BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, may be had at my market, during the holidays, TOM coviy.

The Hale County Medical Society will meetin Greensboro, January 4,1881. J. HUG GINS, M.D., Pres. A. Lawsok, M.D., Sec'y, COMMISSION MERCHANTS FOB THE SAIB QV LL K1KHS OF iy TO OK.

WB. have been in the Live Stock Business for two years with our experience wo feel assured that wo can give satisfaction to shippers, and would respectfully solicit consignments of Mules Horses, Milch Cows, Beef Cattle, Sheep and Hoes. Onr yard is conveniently lo Bar G-reat gam Onepf the most useful and popular journals epmipgio pur table is the American Agriculturist. The number for December 1st Is illustrated with a full hundred pf original engravings and that convoy practical inform atiph, directly tp the mind more plainly than, words can do. About 150 articles and items are given, including Wprk of the Month Exposures of Humbugs Great Grain Exports H9use, with full plans and specifications -Cbleap CisternB Road Culyerts, well illustrated Pear Blight, by Professor Burrill; Good Hints on Colds, and Catarrhs many labor-saving devices and.

cpnyeniences illustrated fliI chapters on Housekeeping, and for the little folks, etc, etc. The next number will begin the 40th annual volume, and it should have aplace in every fam-1 ily, in city, village, or country, Terms, $1,50 a year 3 copies, $4 4 copies, $5 single number, 15 cents one specimen, 6 cents. Orange Judd Company, New York, Publishers. Residence For Kent. A neat and comfortable sesidence four rooms, out-houses, good well of water, and garden spot, is offered for rent for 1881.

Terms reasonable. For particulars applyatTHIS0FFICEv Butler, wants a good shoemaker. Gadsden is to have a bank soon. Mardi Gros comes on the 1st' day of March. Is now offered at Eborn's in the following lines Low Grades Flour, Rust Proof Oats, Star Candles, Common to Prime Grades Coffee, 23000 Cigarsvery low, 61 Bases Tobacco, 50 Boses Family Soap.

Do not fail to give me a call, it wilt pay yon well. If The Southern Watchman Will be sent to a club of five, 1 year, for $8.75 to a club of ten, for $15. The Courier-Journal and the Wiitch-manor tko Philadelphia TimeB and the Watcliifian, one year, for $3.25. Advertisements not. exceeding one-half inchi length, will be inserted in the columns of the Watch-vian, three weejcs, for $1,00.

Blank Crop -with Waive Notes attached; also, Waiyc Notes, just printed and for sale' at this office. Orders by mail promptly attended to, WHundreds of old papers for sale at this Mrs. Harriet J. Chapman is visiting friends in Mississippi. The December Term' of the Hale County convenes next Monday.

G. B. Mobley, of Eutaw, spent several days in Greensboro last week, The second term of the twenty-first session of the Southern University, be- gins the 15th of February, The E. Leo, Capt. Van Gunnison's hew boat, went into Mobile the 17th, with 1215 bales of cotton.

Married Near Greensboro, the by Thos. R. Roulhac, Mr. James Martin and Miss Eliza A. Burton.

Mahbied -On, the 12th inst in this Vicinity, by Rev, F. M. Mr. John D. Johnson and Miss Ella Street, Married -In.

this county, on the 12th by Rev, A. J. Russell, Mr, James A- Clements and Miss Elizabeth Arnold, Married In this county, on the 28th by Esquire i J. T. Sumner, Franklin Griffin and Miss Martha 1." Tidmore.

Married In Uniontown, on the 21st Mi. R. D. Hudson and Miss M. E.

Tisdale, a sister of Mr. W. H. Tisdale, of this place. The pay-train of the Selma and Greensboro Railroad was up the 15th, the hands along the line of the road were happy.

Miss Minnie Lawrence, of, Tuska-looBa, who has been spending the past several weeks with relatives here, left for home last Monday. Captain Robert W. Yates, many years ago a citizen of Erie, and among the best auctioneers we ever knew, died in Waco, Texas, recently. Mrs. Copt.

Wm, A. Bell, ied by: her daughter, Miss Maggie, left tor Mobile last Tuesday, to Spend sov- eral months with relatives. Mr. B. F.

Eborn offers' special bargains this week in many desirable lines. See 'new advertisement aud don't fail to pay his establishment a visit. The sweet potato crop of Hale is very largo, but the weather for the past several weeks has been so unfavorable that they are rotting rapidly. Married In Mobile, jtho 13th, by the Rev. A.

J. Rev. Ritchie J. Brings, formerly of Hale and Miss Alice E. Dumas, of Wilcox county.

The third annual session of the North Alabama Conference of tho A.M. E. Church, will be held in Greensboro, beginning oil January 18th, 1881. A collection was taken 'up hero last Thursday, by Col, Isaiic Thares, for China Grovo (Methodist) Church, in Phipps' Coat, and ho met With fiiir success. Mr.

Ilczekiah fe'eale and family and Jack Payne and family, in all about tirenly-two souls, moved from this Vicinity, a few days ago, to Mississippi. Major N. B. Jones, of Greensboro, was so unfortunate a few days ago, as to lose two mules aud a horse. They died, is was thought, from eating unsound fond.

h. Smith, of Faribault, says. I am still wearing an "Only Lung Pad," nnd it has helped mo I intend to have another of extra strength soon. See TOYS! S. "II.

Lawrence is overstocked with Toys and Christmas coods. Generally, and Id save having them loft on hand for another Clinstmns, lias mirrked them down at Cost for Cash. Call and get prices before purchasing elsewhere. December 14, 1880 6-2w Quite a sudden change in the temperature Saturday night, the thermometer marking several degrees lower. Sunday night was very rough, with a light fall 61 snow.

After the 31st of Decembefj ins the rates of advertising" In the Watchman will be, per inch( (8 lines this type) one Insertion, each additional insertion, 50 cents. Cadet Robin Jones, of the Howard, Marlon; nnd Cadets J6hii Cobbs arid Richard Randolph of the University of the South; Sewnnee, are at homo Jit W. W. POWERS BRO. PRIMUS FASHIONABLE BOOT GREENSI30IIO, ALA.

TH.VVE opened shop ono door west of Dr, Wnivl'H fifl0 nnrl Tnuort(fnllv Knltrtlt ti cIitirA of public patronage. I keep oniand a stock of first class leather, and make my-own gaiter up-' pers, and am therefore able to punrnnteo good work. Orders promptly attended to, and satisfaction given. A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY GAINED! TO DO THIS. GO TO O.

L. STSCKNEY SVI A anahvytho Sost Boot Hame, Trace Chain Blind Bridle, Back Bands and Hame Strings eyor offered in this market for the game money. BESIDES, we-have a full stock Hand-made Double Harness, Single Harness, Spring Wagon Harness, Harness for a 2, 4 or 6-mule team, all of our own Our stock of Saddles, Blankets, Bugs, Biding Bridle, Blind Bridles, Whips, Twiggs, are complete. Shoes and Boots made to order, on short notice, and a fit guaranteed besides, a full stock of Plantation Shoes, always on hand. Having secured the Services of a First-class Saddle and Harness IMaker and having enlarged our establishment, we mean business.

We tan our own leather and we are determined not to be undersold, and we will sell at bottom figures, for the cash. GIVE tJS A OAJilj. 0. L.STI0OEY CO. jan8-3m.

GROCERIES and PROVISIONS. A full supply constantly on hand, as cheap as the cheapest. D. CASTLEMAN. H.

A. SAIBOM CO. UNDERTAKERS, GltEENSBORO -A fflCB LINE IMEW BRIGHT PRINTS, Piques and dress goods generally, just arriyed at W. AV, POWERS A. ST0LLENWERCK, informs the public that his Stock ot DEUG-S, CHEMICALS, Sc, is coivzpx.bt'jb: CONSIBTINO OF JJi PiRSTOLASS ARTICLES.

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PROMPTLY filled. ATISFACTTON1 GCARANTEED. Clothing to Order. 4 A very large' variety of samples for FALL A WJHTERSUmirom DEVLIN CO.

tsten and fits guaranteed la all cas D. J. CASTLEMAN. A BEAUTrFCI. line of Enntines, Bcnianit, Baeaiels.

Beicea. Lawti. Planes. Swim. Mails, and other Sres Goods too numerous meniioh, can be bonght cheap at HARI'8.

AFDIitiLrKK OF- ft COFFEE, SUGAR, M0LASSE8t Hams, Flour, etc. always on hand at low prfcM at W. W. TOWERS BRO. wa-oisrs.

A Car toad of tho celebrated B. "AVERT In all sizes front ONB HORSE to SIX JIORSE, and for sale cheap by d. or I HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND HAVE KOW in store a full stock of HARDWARE, Crachijj'are anil Woodwaici Also very large slock of KEITFOKT JEAIS of all grades. i00 Rolls' Baggint. 250 Bflridlfes" of Ties, COO busliels red rust proof oats, which I will sell at Root Bottom Prices.

Ona thou sand feet of ply rubbef GIN BELTING. I am still agont for tho celrbrated Centennial Qln, manufactured in Fort and will be glad to supply any of my friends who pay-need a I -will have in my entire FaU and Winter Stock in a few days, part of whloh is now on tho road, I will be glad to have my former friends and patrons to give me A call before par. chasing elsewhere, as 1 will make it to their d' Vantage to do so. J. 1C0EARY.

cated, being only two blocks from the Mobile and Ohio Eailroad Depot, and Stock Consigned to us will be received at the depot or on board the boats rio charge bei ng made driving Stock to and from cars and boats. Our com missions for selling is only three per cent, in car load lots and four per cent, in less than a CRr load. We would also call your attention to our supply of Mares and Horses. We have completed our arrangements with parties in Texas io ship us of this character of Stock that wo can handle, and With thirty days notice can fill an order for any number (from one to one thousand head) at an extremely low price when a number can be disposod of to one party. We have constantly on hand a sample of this Stock, which can at any time be seen at our yards on the Norths east corner of Eoyal and Adams steots, Mobile, It.

Li, M.A is, (JO. Oct, 13th, 1SS0. 6ms. BLACK AND GBEEN TEA, Coffee, Sugar, KIce, JTlour, Molasses, Hams, Meat, Aiacucrei anu jaru, vein i.uw.tii' W. W.

POWERS BROS. CURE iromt And all diseases, of tho Kidneys, Bladder and urinary urgans Dy wearing iuo IMPROVED EXCELSIOR KIDNEY PUD It Is a MARVEL of HEALING and RELIEF Sensible, Direst, Painless, Powerful. Tt where all else falls. A REVE. LATION and REVOLUTION in Medicine.

Absorption or direct application, as opposed to unsatisfactory internal medicines. Send for our treatise on Kidney troubles, sont free. Sold by druggists, or sent uy man, on receipt ui puce, w. ADDRESS This is tho The ''Only" Lnng Pad Co. Oiiguml and Gen- un iue nni? uino Kidney Pad.

WILLIAMS BLOCK, Aslc for it and Detroit, Mich. tak no ether. Nov 10, 'S0-0m HardwarE TOOLS, PLOWS, FARMING UTENSILS generally in full sup ply at D. J. CASTLEMAN'S.

Stato Alabama, Probate Court, Halo County. December 14, 1880, Greanberry Massey, Minor, Estate of THIS day came James E. Striligfollow, Guardian of said minor's Estate, and filed his Statement, Account, Vouchors and Evidences, for a final settlement of his said Guardianship. It is ordered that the 10th day of January, 1881, be appointed day on which to make such settlement, at which time all persons in intorest can. appear and contest the said settlement if they think proper.

JAS. 31. HOBSON, Judge of Probate. December 14, 1880 0-3w I I'rintor-R lee CONFECTIONERY AHD FANCY GROCERIES. ALWAYS on hand, the best selected stock of French and Fancy Candies, Canned Goods, Raisins, Currants, Citron, Nuts, Figs, Flavoring Extracts, Baking Jfowuers, Annies, Oranges, Cocoanttts, Lemons, and Bananas Buckwheat, Grits, Hominy, Uran berries, Mince Meat, Cheese Macaroni, LAWSON SOJN.

December 1, 1880 4-y Cures by ABSORPTION! (Nature's way). All LUNG THROAT DISEASES, BREATHING TROUBLES. It DRIVES INTO the sTfltem enratire ngents itttfl Knrtilhff nfprlfplnpa. it draws FROM th diseased para ine poisons tnnt cause aeatn, Thotisaiidi Tesllfy to Hs Viriueii 1011 CAM BE RELIEVED UD CURED tift 4ititfMhf mm tifieA IrfaI tfifflf Rrtnsfht Easily Applied and RADICALLY EFFECTUAL Sold by TtrntRlsis, or sent by mail on receipt oi by i( in i ri sendfofTesu- I tie "Only" Lung raa j0. jhonlals arid out bonk, "Tbre WILLIAMS BLOCK Millions Year," Sent Oelrorff Mich.

November 10, 1SS0 Sn SEWING MACHINES, THE Wilson Oscillating Shuttle', among the best Machines madej tor sale oil easy terms, win miu aeo and examine them before buying any JOHN YOUNG. Noyember 9, 18S0 1-Y P. O. STORE. Tf HAVE now on bond a most complete stock of SHELF GROCERIES UD CONFECTIONS consisting of rnnnfiA Anoiln.

IMclcles, Snrdlnes. Sonpi Sinrcli, Cheese, CrncltcrB, Bnt- CihdietV Fruits, NuU, Cakei, Piei, 4o. Alio, i full lino of SfationeryV Oianrii snrf niiriofmna nnrl MfW I will Iiaye in a nice line just suited to tiioso occasions, luy prices nro iowf SANBORN. November 16, 1880 2-tf. HATS.

BOOTS. SHOES, CoUonades, "very close; Crockery Tin ana Woodon ware, at bjittoln flguroSj at W. W. POWERS BBOS; MACHINES REPAIRED I AM now better prepared than over to repair all kinds 6t Sawing Ma chines and fumfsh parts when necossa ry, at vory.ftfOdcrato prices. Bring along your Machines.

Needled, Oil and Attachments always oii band. II. YOUNG, November 0, 1880 1-y IF YOTJ WANT GOOD TOBACCO, ttytuiiy itlnton" find "Shell "BlacK-mut's Twlna1' and "Royal Tom" it POWERS qs, See advertisement headed "Ho for Selma," in this column, Southehk Watchman Office, T. Greensdouo, Dec 22, 16SO. Market stendy Good LowHiddllng 10c, Good Ordinary Pe, Selma, Deo.

22. JInrkot steady. Good Middling Ua. nje. low 10lc.

Good Ordinary 0e. Glorious News! FOR PIANO BUYERS! Tiitrcro Iteiluetfoii In nrlces of the favorite SOUTHERN GEM'." tho most Tiomilar Pianos 111 UTD1 lAhUUW MU1T UDU. UUIU UJ U. for 10 years past with splendid a(Isfncton. 7 ucc, large size, nosewooa unse, Doauiiim.

lone, only $179. 1)4 largest size, groat volume of tono, only $200. Sqmvo Grand, Sstrings, Macrriiflcent Case lines made), only S230. Stool nnd Cover with each. At these prices the best anticneapcst jfianoseversoia Dy any aejierjsonn or South IS davs test trial 0 years Kuarantce.

Easy Installments, with small Increase on cash rates. Buy a SouthernUcm, and vou ore ahso. lutely certain "of gctUng a hargaih and a reliable Address, fer Fall 1880 Price List and Catalogues, iHiHlen Hates' soutlicrii illu-sic House, Savnnnnh. On. 7-2w HO FOR SELMA THE Selma and Greensboro Eailroad will sell Bound Trip Christmns 'tickets, from all Stations, for one week, commencing Eridajv 24tli, and good to return on or before January 1, 1881, for One Dollar and Fifty Cents, ($1.50.) Superintendent.

December 21, 1880 7-lw REGULAR WEEKLY WARRIOR RIVER PACKET, TVSKALOOSA, WORTH PORT AND CASDT'S I.ANBI1VG. The A No. 1 Light Draught Passenger Steamer (In Place of the Era No. 9.) Floyd Johnson, C. H.

Tew, uient. WILL leave Xvlobile every Tuesday, at 5 o'clock, P. touching at all intermediate landings. For freight or passage apply on or to JAS. G.

STEWART, Sec'y, Mobile, Ala. December 20, 1880 7-tf ZADEK CO. MOBILE, ALA. DEALERS IN fixe jrjsirnziir, stbirjLing sil vmi waiits, DIAMONDS, GOLD, SILVER AND NICKEL Stem-AViiitlliis "VTatclio, SILVmi I'll A TED- VA HE, tCc. rr AIR WORK, nnd nil new Sllvcnvare, Jowel- 1 1.

rj'i Badges forsooieties, nnd Medals promptly executed at New York prices, and designs fur nished when required, jjecomner 7, issu S-3ni LAST CALL. "VTOUll Town Taxes for 1880. became delinquent on the 1st inst. In order to be as lenient ris possible, without laying myself liable, 1 will extent! the me to iSATUKDA ssotll. after which dato I shall proceed against all delinquent tax-payers as tno law ui- reels.

J. D. HAMILTON, Town Tux Collector. Doccmbor 7, 1880 5-3W RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO ALL LOVERS OF A The O. O.

31. HrninI of ClRnr In known lo nil how near nnl far, Ami like the Order inncli nppinuse Is given it, for Itnlunys clrnns. The Myntlc Order widely fnmcd For wlilcli tlilBinvorltcbrnnd is nnmed, I.ilceitonr people has dcllKlitcd, And like It MeckM to lie well lighted. Still this cignr in not mylli, And hns mnch body and innch pith Bnt iilec fho3Iytlis, 'tis Mhfe to (ell, 'Ti nlwnys known to tnrri ontwcll. EICHOLD BROS.

WEISS, IVIOBILE, SOLE PROPHIETOnS. FOIl SALE AT STdM.EJfWEnCKS DRUG STORE, Grccnxboro Atnt December 1880 5-3m Santa Glaus' RAND OPENINi J3 are receiving tlio largest nnd inost.varioa stocK 01 YS AND HOLIDAY GOODS cvcroIToretl in tliiSmnrket. W8 Will have iri endless variety. VASES, TOILET SETS MOTTO CUPS SAUCERS TEA SETS Toy, Juvenile, and Handsome G-IFT BOOKS, Ifhotograph arid Autograph. ALBiJMS, SILVER PLATED WARE, MUSICAL INSTR UMENTSi PEARL CARD CASESi WRITING DESKS, WORIC CHRISTMAS AND NEW VEAR'S CARDS, FANCY STATIONERY.

FINE PERFUMERY, Ac, which will bo offered aii prices to meet the hard times, Call and see us. L.MWSON&SON, December lr 1880 4y A FULL ASSORTMENT OT1 NEW PRINTS Just rceclv6d from MEV FORK, Alsd DOMESTICS, JEANS, CASSIMEBES, M-And a nbit Bilpfly gonoral- DRY GOODS, SOLID I1ISI0AL.S0UTH SllfiflGBsftiT enmnfititlnn with thfl Nnrtll. An Iramenso establishment, earrj-lllg un Immense Btoek and run by men of brains and large experience In the music trade, who are wide awake all day lone and half the nlcht too. Sendlnc North for musical supplies is a waste of time and money- Better bargains can be had hearer home. CANDID TO PURCHASERS OF PIANOS AND ORGANS ontiy aretended Northern Manufacturera Who ad Onp.n vnur nveti -wide nnd dnn't hn imnnsed un- vertise now Pianos at S125, and 1-1 Stop Organs, with Sub Bass and Coupler, at $05.

Tho instruments so offered aro nol at rcpmmlcd. Nor arc tnoy really cneap wuen tneir quality ana durability is considered. Good Pianos cost over S125 to mamifactnre. The 1-1 Ston Onrans have (3) dum my Stops. The Sub is bogus, Humbug Ac tions, snouuy vases auu a gooa rounu price, xnac is the schedule.

GENUIN BARGAIN Instruments from reliable makers and strictly as represented. Purchasers run no risk whatever, we raKe it an. unuorm vnsn rriccs ro an ana tho iowesi in America. True, if we da say it. RELIABLE ORGANS STOPS.

Solid Walnut Case, Extended Top Gold Ornamentation, 4 sets of Oct. Reeds, Only 859. STOPS, Elegant Case, 4 sets Oct. Reeds and lset 3 Oct Reeds, with Genuine Sub Bass and Oct, Coupler, splendid and durable Organ Only 80i none ot me aoove nave enaer jjitmmy or vrui Ions. Every ston has its eil'eot directly upon the Reeds.

Stool and Book given with each organ. ELEGANT PIANOS Large Size, Rosowood Caso, Serpenllno Plinlh: Rwcnt nnd Powerful Tone. From Old and Reliable Maker 50,000 Iuuse only $190 71 largest size, nosowooa uaso.oorpen- if Plfnlh. Sold hv lis fnr 10 vears Dast with perfect satisfaction to 200 Square Grand, 3 Strings. Largest Size 3 Made, in Magnificent Case, 4 Round Corners, mnished on Back, 8 Top Mouldings.

BostS250 Stool and Covet free. 6 years guarantee. 15 days Test Trial. Ave pay all freight if not satis- I'tniin 11 jiiifiriiitL Special vjjew, rtuaress, Ludden Bates' Sauthern Music House, November 23, ISSO Stw ALL peisons indebted to ino tire earnestly reouested to call and settle their accouuts ny tno nrst oi uecetnDer. I have been extremely indulgent, which fact I hope my friends will bear in mind, and cause them now to como promptly forward and pay up.

W. H. TISDALE. November 23, ISSO 3-tf TTAVING sold tho steam Saw Mill, be- 11 longing to the late (inn -of Hall Wood, I have removed nil tne nimuor to Gremislioro. nnd ohened a yard in roar of the LiVlf'J-iv JiuusMi.

i'craons in need of lumber will find it their interest to give mo a call, All nartics indebted to the old firm aro respectfully invited to call andpay mm, as tho old business must be closed uy headquarters win uo aD.uie uowin House and at the Kentucky Stables. WM. HALL. lsToVeraber 10, 18S0 2-tf ITCHES ARE NUDE. It will be apparent to any one, who will examine a Solid Gold Watch, that aside from tho necessary thickness for engraving find polishing, a large proportion of the precious metal used, is needed only to stiffen and hold the engraved portions in placef and supply the necessary solidity and strength.

The surplus gold is actually needless so far as utility and bcaiitv are concerned. In AMES BOSS' PATENT GOLD WATCH CASES, tiiis waste of precious metal is overcome, and the same solidity and sinUN'OTH produced iit frdtrt one-third to one-half of the Usual cost of solid Cases. This process is of the mostsimple nature, as follows a plate ti nickie composition metal, especially adapted to the purpose, has two plates of Sdi.fi) gold soldered one on each side. The three are then passed between polished steel rollers, and the result is a strip of heavy plated composition, from which the cases, backs, centres, bezels, are cut and shaped by suitable dies and formers. The cold iri these cases Is sufficiently thick to admit Ot all Kinus oi cnasingi engraving nuu enameling Urn engraved cases have bceii carried until worn tJerfectly smooth by time and use without removing the rrA A THIS IS THE ONLY CASES MADE WITH TWO PLATES OfSOLID GOLD AND WARRANTED BY SPECIAL CERTIFICATE.

4 For sale by all Jewelers. Ask for Illustrated Catalogue, and to see warranf-NoVember 2, 1830 FOR SALE 3r SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSES, SIX BUGGIES, nd SIX SPRING WAGONS, With HARNESS, complete. Will bo sold cheap. Apply to 1 W. TISDALE, November ff, 1880 1-ff GREAT BARGAINS men ten BOYS' To ho had at POWKRS J1ROS.

Law Collection House, 620 STREET, WASHINGTON, D. 0, Ti TAKE Collections, NcRntfnte Lonnsand attoud 1VJL to all business confided to them. Land Sckii. Soldier's Additional Homestead Rights, and Iand Warrants boughlond sold, November 2-2, 1880 8-c na Intrl far niltil lymn lojno and Prlora. The 0HI4 WM exfriutec Stcd DAVID IiANDKKTU A November 25, 1880 3-y HAtiTlEUT Ei PAYNE, Zutts Commissioner of Patents, P.

GltAKTO. StOTtY IABD, PATENTS. PAINE, CRAFTONfitUADDj Mlorncys-ai-Zdw and Solicitors of Ameri-iaii ffireign Patents, 4'i4 liFTit Street, TUACTICE patent Irt alt ill branches In tho I Patent Oillcojind the Supremo and Circuit ConrW of the Uliilcd StfttcSf Pftmplileji sent frco, Novcmbor 22,1850 8- trimtMUikMUiKUArjMimiMluttminniwm.1 17Qil SEEDS S0 BEST 1001 I I fill not told in rar town, yon If ill Pork is' selling in Lauderdale county, at 5 cents. There were 72 deaths in Mobile in November. Frank Inee.

of Eutaw, has returned from California The convicts of Marengo wero hired at $8 per month. John Cross has removed from Greene to Sumter county. Several families left Etowah, county recently for Texas. Marenco countv supports its paupers for $2.95 per month. A professional burglar was captured at Falkyille, last week, Two car loads of cotton were burned at Opelikh, recently.

To the 10th, Montgomery had received 74,583 bales of cotton, Lomax fire company, Montgomery, has bought a new engine, Theodore Andre accidentally, shot and killed himself near Mobile. Jas. Carson and family have moved from Pickens county to' Texas. J. W.

Merritt and family, of Bohgee, will soon move to Atlanta, Ga. The Tuskaloosa cotton mills are now running 120 looms On full time. Conl is sellinor in Selma at $9 per ton by retail and 8 by the car load. Six convicts escaped from the Pratt Mines, near Birmingham, last week. The steamer Bradish Jonnson carriea 1258 bales of cotton to Mobile the 7th.

The American Union telegraph com pany have oponerid an office in Ever green, Gid. K. Posey. Of Blount countv, was thrown from a wagon a few days ago and killed. A.

O. Butler has retired from the edi torial management of tho Eufaula Times. Col. Joseph Hodgson has been reap pointed Register in Chancery for Mobile county. A.

A. Hurst has been appointed Super intendent of education of Cleburne 'county. The Uniontown Press says "many negroes are anxious to go to work for an other J. M. RenfrOo.

Montgomery county. lost his gin house, gin, and six bales of cotton by lire. Tim colored Baptists of Greenville are raising money by subscription to build a college in-that place. Col. J.

J. Jolly, of Greene, has purchased a residence in Gainesville, and will move there soon, The cultivation of Louisiana sugar cane in Pickens this year has been extensive and successful. O. P. Poarce.

of Randolph county, had his right hand arid arm badly mutilated in a cotton gin cne Thp. store arid residence with contents, of Wade Therral, near Mobile, were de stroyed by fire the 15th. On his recent visit to Eutaw, Bishop Willrier confirmed six persons, Hon, T. Clark Of the number. Henry Vaughn was stabbed seven times by Jim Dillard, in grocery in Etowah county, the 16th, A gobler was killed in Cherokee couri-tvrccently, that weighed 21 pounds, and rind a beard 10 inches long.

J. Stepheuson has been appointed superintendent of education for Pike county, vice o. uowari, resigueu. Jos. E.

Gilbert. has retired from the editorial charge of the Tuscumbia Democrat, and will remove to Texas, Needham Perrin, a pensioner, and soldier of the war of 1812, aged 88 years, died in Butler county, a lew (lays ago. A prev eagle was killed lately Sri Ma rp.nfrn noiintv. which weighed 14 pounds. and measured 7 feet and I inch from tip to tip.

Levert, soil of Benj. Love, of Union," accidentally thrust a pocket knife into his heart, the 10th. iirid didd in a few minutes. The cantata of Belshazzar. Is to be brought out in Selma.

iirider direction of the composer, Prof. ButterOeld, of umenco, in costume. The ladles of the Episcopal church, Demopolis, gave a supper recently, netting $125. Miss Maggie Schmidt was voted the most popular young lauy. The killing of John Hardie, a depuly U.

S. Mnrshall, by "moqnshiners," near HUnfayille, the 8th, is denounced by the lIlUUJUIlUUllb III VUiy UliIUll JlllJUUCi James Warrick of Washington coun recently shot and severely wounded his wife in the back. He claims that the shooting was accidental, and is supported In that statement by his wife. John Scott, of Henry county, has a collaret in his garaen ten icetmno inches high, the stalk measures five inches in diameter, which sports over fifty heads at tho top, branching out. iiKe a paim tree.

The citizens of Elmore county, having raised objections to the use of thoir court house for balls, suppers, the uom-missioners' Court have instructed the sheriff of the county, to permit its use in future for courts and public meetings only. An accident occurred on the Mobile and Ohio road, the 8th. near Saltillo. in which the engineer, Geo. Angel, lost liis lifd.

The tram rah into a lot of cattle at the head of a Piece of trestle-work, Tlie express car and baggage car jumped too tracK Large quantities of corn are brought to Uniontown by negroes, and sold for 20 and 25 cents per bushel. The blacks in that part of the prairio country failed almost entirely Ip a. cotton crop, and vorv cohorallv thev are selling off their icorn preparatory to moving away from the county. LHeiuift There is no question that a very largS number of tho black poople of the prai rio region of Perry, HaloV nd "MArongo counties are leaving and others preparing to leave the Tliolr crop this season has been almost an entire failure, and bp discouraged have thoy became that they are determined to ecok some other country, Tho most of thetn are going to Illinois and Index. I Remember that no firecrackers, ro-man candles, or other fire-works Can be exploded within the fire limits of Greensboro, even during the holidays.

There is an ordinance to that effect, and a vio lation of the law may cost you something. Wo had the pleasure of a visit last week from Prof, Ed. Bayol, who was just back from North Alabama. He has or ganized here another danciug class, and beingenabled to teach many new figures, his scholars will enjoy the lessons all the more. Says the Mobile Register of the 18th Six thousand one, hnrfu'red and twenty- five bales of cotton were received in this Port during the last twenty-fonr hours.

This is the largest receipt of tho season, an. I exceeds the largest receipt of last year by 125 bales. Holiday Presents. The best quality of Silver Plated Ware at greatly reduced prices, at JONES' JEWELRY STORE. December 2.

1880 5-3v Marrikd In Mobile, the 15th at the rCsidence'of Mrs. Alphonso Hur-tol, by Rev. E. Palmer, D.D., William C. 'Garrett, formerly of GreenBboro, arid Miss Octavia R.

Hurtcl, of Mobile. We extend to friend Garrett our heartiest congratulations, arid wish him and his fair young bride a long life of unal loyed joy and happiness. Wo were surprised to lonrn from Mayor Dorman a few days ago, that but one lady had responded to his repeated calls for shrubbery for the" Cemetery. Not discouraged by this apathy, he has set out hundreds of plants there, and in a year or two's time Greensboro will be able to boast of tho neatest and handsomest burying ground in the State, Our readers would confer a favor, riot only upon the Watchman, but on each other, by furnishing us Yiitli short, pithy communications from each and every neighborhood In the county. Postmasters, school teachers, country merchants, farmers, Indies nil are In vited to write hp the local happenings and society gossip fn their respective neighborhoods.

The Now Orleans Minstrels, corn- posed of a portion of Dut ton's Circus, lately disbanded In Eutaw, gave several entertainments In Dormari's Hall last week, to sllui audiences. The Troupe is a good one, nnd get rip it very interesting exhibition. Friday night they gave a benefit id charitable objects. But owing to the small house, Charity did not get but $1,90 of the receipts, Mr, Robt, B. Waller.

Jr. of Lah vilfc, who bears the reputation of being among tho bestand most successful plan ters In Hale, -1ms accepted a position as manager of a largo plantation in Missis-sippi, nnd will remove to thai-State soon. A good citizen, with an interesting fam ily, their removal from the county, find especially from the neighborhood in which thoy reside', is to bo regretted. Master Willie Jones, ti soil "of.SIr, Madison Jones, of this, place, being possessed of one of the new-fangfed toy pistols, a dangerous weapon, had the misfortune some days' ago, in firing if, to get a piece of a cartridge in hfs bond, which fostered and laid tho little fellow arid on Monday last he was reported in a critical condition. Wo' notice- that ths city council of Montgomeiy have passed an ordinance recently against tho sale gift or dolivery of just such a toy, to-minors.

The Supper and' Bazar given by the ladies on Friday night the Court House, for the benefit of thePrcshvfer an Church, was the affair of the seosori; and a signal success, the receipts: reaching the handsome sum' of $198,00. The House was most tastefully arid profusely decorated, and tho tables fairly groaned umler the- many good things-I'ho Jadics having the affair Iri' charge certainly have cause for eorigratulating mem eives upon the success which at tondo.l It. Wffileslre In this connection to return thanks' for the bounttfuily laden waiter sent us, with assurances of Us hijjl app'fbcintifcnY An advertisement of that fine freight and passenger steamer, the "Peerless" Capt. G. Floyd Johnson, on the roof, and H.

Tew, in the office, will be found in our columns this week, to which special attention is called. The "Peerless" takes the place of the "Era No. 9." She is also of tho Merchants' and Planters' line of steamers, of which corporation, Mr. Rittenhouse Moore, a gentleman vell and most favorable known throughout all this section, is President. It was deemed essentially necessary, we are informed, to prevent an advance in rates, to have two boats per week in the Warrior trade.

The "Peerless" and her officers are spoken of very favorably by the Mobile papers. We commend her to shippers. Rev. Dr. J.

Lewis, Chancellor of the Southern University, has moved from the Parsonage of the M. E. Church to the President's building of the University. Dr, Lewis has boon in charge of the Church for four years, and being a high-toned Christian gentleman, an able pul pit orator, arid a most devoted pastor, his congregation part with him very reluct antly. But his place iri the Church has been supplied by a young Minister much beloved in this community Rev, F.

M. Peterson a native of Greensboro. Tho congregation of the Church wero so anxious to have hinf stationed here, that they petitioned the Conference for him. A model young minister, of fine abilities, ttnfl it good speaker; he will, like his pre-" deccssor, give general satisfaction. Appropriate Holiday Gifts For Musical People.

First and best of all, an elegant Piiino Or Parlor Organ, that will afford exquis ite pleasure for a whole lifetime. Next, a wonderful Musical Ca irietto, or Orguinette, that a child can play. Also, Children's Pianos, Metdliophories, Music" Boxes, Musical Albums, Music Folios, Music Books, Violiris, Guitars, Accordcoris, Flutes, Fifes, Flageolets, Harmonicas, Drums, Banjos. Pin'no Stools, Piano Covers, and last, but not least, a years subscription to the Southern Musical Journal, Prices specially re duccd for Holiday trade. Send for Cata logues.

Liiddeh Bates' Southern Mil Sic House, Savannah, Ga. Carlcton's Household Encycloprcdia and Handbook of General Information being Treasury of Knowledge arid Ref erence Book upon nearly every subject thai can he thought ou containing what can otherwise be learned only from a great many larce Encyclopedias; Die tionaries, including, among other important subjects, whole chapters on Astronomyy Geologyj Mineralogy, Chemistry, Electricity, Vegetable Creation Fine Arts, Jurisprudence, Ancient History, Animal Creation Chronology, Literature, Medieval Beaming1, English Literature, Medieval HistorV. British History, Modern History, with a complete analytical Index for ready reference, Ably edited and profusely illustrated 510 pages. This work is sold only by subscription. Mr.

G. Stewart, of Flinn's Mill, has the aeancv for Hale county. A copy ift'ay le Reen at this office. To the numerous readers of the Soutitrrh Watchman, one nnd all, wish a merry Christmas and happy New To true and constant friends and hosts of irow friends, we tender our near tibst compliments of the season, and we stretch our hand across the chasm' Of slight triflihK cold ness and varied piques, to wish all aiikd the joys of tho" benicnant holidays. The close of tho year is an appropriate; time for" retrospection, and wo iire n'c- customed to look back over tho year that lias passed to srini up its successes, to linger with by no means unavailing regret ovor Its mistakes, drawing courage for the Incoming year front tho former, and from the latter" salutary lessons of amendments.

i Lot us all tticn bucklo.on Ourjtrmdr, and with new resolutions and n.owgeal, go to work In good earnest, determined to and tho ond of 1881 will find us a happier and more prosperous poople. ta spend the holidays, It. Tappan, Contractor and Boil der( Toledo, Ohio, savs An Excelsior Kidney Pad relieved mo of pain in the side of fifteen years' Please send me another Pad. See Adv." Mr. Grrtnberry Lawicnce and his daughter Mrs Rebecca Lawrence arid Mr, Vf Johnson and family, making twelvo or thirteen in tlid this vicinity the 13tli, for Cass county', Texas.

F6r the first seven days of December there were mailed at the Greensboro Post Office 2525 letters, 630 postal cards. 040 agos transient printed matter, ntid 5 packages merchandise, We had the pleasure of meeting in to.wri IbbI with Mr; Ed. Kirri-brough, a sod of the late Kim- brotigh, of Ft. whorls on visit to relatives and friends in 1 Looking in most excellent Western climato, certainly iigre'es with him. Mr.

Hi Sanborri, by the tt the b'pBtftnd most accommodating l'o'sltrirtfu tor qn Uncle Sam's staff, has a nice as ortmont of Toys, Candles, nnd other to vhich ho invites the attention qf mayors. If Iri want bf anything for tho littlo folks, don't fall to call oi Billy before! making your R. U. DUBOIS 3D 353 2sT I ils ptenarod to insert tcoth upon and vulcanito baso, and perform any onornUon in his lino. Teeth extraoted without palrii Provisions of all kinds taken in exchange! for wotk.

BOOTS SHOES. Got yoor Boots and' Shoes Wliero liotio aro hut thoso.whloh come to mo tmada' BY OBDXR. DIRECT FROM THE MANUFCT0RU53; J.OASTJjEMAN..