The Gadsden Times from Gadsden, Alabama • 2

GREAT bamawsfmwJ Tlie unilereigaed the AL ABAB MW. Colton. There is true, sterling honesty in the advice given by obstinacy and sel-oo nature, be will re nomination for a to the dogged tishucss of his insist on his Publishes fall reports of -Legislative thauU, to tbr Proceedings, Supreme Court Head hopes to merit a conKf and all matters of pnbl.e importance that am6- Iani now reuiawe ted stock of a H-kahj transpire at the Capital. Judge Hariier has jiostponed the following Kseauibia court in consequence of Macon Telegraph yellow fever in that county. The disasters reported at Lowe has announced 1 North, one of our most expenonced State and astute financiers declares the Col.

W. M. himself as a candidate for lire As heretofore, it will struggle far the tn- nn.pl. of the Democratic and Conservative ft 0 QIapL'-iI with trv.a, i 1 selected with almost entirely confined to those tbatodl may be induced to sub- great care f. thjs rih fYr if now.

the following liberal terms a gentleman of experience, fresh'fo'A? Sew York market. Senator from Madison comity. Ten Island Baptist Association held its session at Oak Grove, Calhoun county, week before last. There was one yellow fever death 1 wk is, to third term, iu which case, a split in the Republican party is absolutely sure. It is early to forecast so remote a political event, but although it is impossible to guess who will be the future nominee, much more the successful candidate, for the Presidency, it is tolerably sure that neither Grant uor Butler will be.

All and price my goods. I heir January or February 1st. 1875, single cop SELL I' ft ft i i1 JHXI Til Lit. 30.00! 0.710. Gulf States have couliued operations wholly to transactions li-bsot Fifteen Mntfnn anil the crop Ot This embraces a period ot fitt the amplest and will include next Session of the Legis etTupon cotton, and the crop of tr affords the amplest in Montgomery ou the 30th, and five tuild cases under treatment.

The Jacksonville Republican says secu.jtv for every cent ot their in- urt.thrOrmCampn of next that the cotton ill Choceoloceo and I debteduess. year for State Offices, Congress and the Ohatela-e valleys will not make) And now, a single word to such Legislature, and a great portion of the pro-more than a half erop. planters as have contracted obli- ceedinof tte mw beam The municipal authorities of De- gat ions based upon the delivery ot iorNVe ask all onr present subscribers And the Largest and fairs, and the attending panic, that is quarantined that cotton. If they value their own t0 try and get up siugle subscribers and 1 it ought not to be passed by with-1 all places in which good name, or ever hope tor future clubs. Address, out being enforced as a useful and exists.

New Orleans, accommodation, let them cornel SCBEWS i WiLLfAMS, lpnetors. important lesson, and that is, that MobiUl) pCUSacola, Memphis and promptly to the relief of the mer- ePU-tf iiixler a propel money dispeusa- gomery are specified. chants who supplied the means foi tion. ami with a volume of enrren from Montgomery. the cultivation of tlieir crops.

mm larger than would be pro-) When these promises are fnltiiled, We are now receiving from the take my word for it. The It Or ALL KINDS. Boots and Shoes, And the Largest and Stock of CENTS EVER BROUGHT To THIS MWJLtstJyERV LADIES HATS AND ERS, RIBBONS, question, whether the are in actual, present, imminent danger ol losing their hold upon the general government; whether it may not be Mow altogether beyond their control and the. era of autocratic or one man rule bo not already virtually inaugurated. To appreciate what follows, it is essential to keep in uiiud that we are now about to quote the same organ which but a few weeks since scouted the idea of peril, as too utterly puerile for sober discussion.

It is evident that the jieople are really ceasing to govern, except in serious emergencies. Of eourse, as our republic is representative and not democratic, they have never gov rued directly. They have governed, except ill the choice ot the resident indirectly through representatives. Tlio theory is that they elect such representatives as they please. Tile fact has come to lie that they elect only such as a very few men designate.

It is a government of the caucus or primary meeting; and the caucus is controlled by a few who have a special personal interest in the icsult, which the rest have not. That superior intelligence should rub- is natural. Hut this ruling class does not represent superior intelligence. When the voter comes to the poll, lie does not vote for the candidate whom lie, prefers, nor for that one whom the best men of i imi vnv; a immii tun in -nt mi ii nt ia Bot 0 0 ,7 Hats M0st Suit I 3 CLOTHING MARKET BONNE TV FEvru TRIMMINGS, i' A largo lot of FRESH VIRGINIA. SALT i at per sack.

I Hardware, Tinware, Crocker, ALSO, FINS FAMILY FLOUE AND HEAL SUGAR AX COFFEE, And tho best article of A OIL. Produce takeu in exchange at Pnces; W.T. SHOOK. oct2 ly even if possible on ti specie yellow fever is and not before, they are at liberty the Massachusetts Shoe Factories the largest stock of fall Boots Shoes and Leather We have ever hath iitisis, country was no more ex empt from financial disaster than if its business was conducted on a purely gold basis. The theory of the advocates of a paper currency lias been that the more extended such a currency is, the less liable a eountiy was to commercial disaster; that there could be no suspension where there was no specie payment to suspend jaml that till that was needed for a perfect com mereiai millennial a greenback igt- ot blissful promises that called p- gradually spreading in that city.

to hold the remainder of then; cot-The present weather is highly fa-1 ton for higher prices. Nor is it vorablo for the spread of the dis-j certain, if they act thus, that then-case, and we tear that our sister produce will be forced oft on a de-city will be terribly afflicted. It is dining market, as the presence in only about fifty miles from Selina warehouse of the article may be all to Montgomery, and it behooves ns! that is required for the present in to exercise the greatest vigilance the premises, or wo may suffer. -Selma limes, The same advice comes from Augusta, (Ga.) where Judge We venture, ays the Montgom- Cibson rites lerv Advertiser, that when lie i troubles connected with the Mobile ll Post office, the Montgomery Inter-) not to sell at mil Revenue District, and all other Federal delinquencies in Alabama! are thoroughly examined into, it i good slice of onr Pressure here, and the sooner it is done, the fewer Augusta banks will be shown that the defalcations went toward party prefer, bat for him who best I for no redemption was unlimited As we pay cash for goods, we can offer them to merchants as cheap as they can get them in New York; thus saving time, freight and exchange, and you can select them yourselves at small expense of a trip to Home. Ord jrs solicited.

augl4- F. GOV AN CO. Big Wills Valley Laud for Sab: The plantation belonging to the estate of David Sibert, deceased, on Big Wiila creelt -1 in lies from Greenwood on the SlC -GOO acres 300 good tillable iand-mi opened, good residence and well wtenj Produces corn, wheat, cotton and clover finely will be sold on the lsihof Octob next, on tho premises, under the will ot decedent. Terms: 12 months credit, internet from date, note and two securities. Also at same time and place a small lot of personal property.

September 15, 1873. W. J. SIBERT, W. B.

BEESON, septlS Executory For Sale. car-, rying the State lor Grant and his audmerehanis ltn under, the bet-p'arty. The people are robbed that will no lor the present crop, man and his creatures may 1 t11 I'i-'lt and speedy i shipments to Augusta ot every bale of cotton The Montgomery Advertiser ot) 1st has the following on the situation in that place. Itl says: The panic, wo think, about I broke its back yesterday, and) from now on the indications are that eTTEUS TE -STAMEN T.YRY -an lor the all will 1)0 calm and seiene. Mr.

Inst will and testament ol David Si-Mlllehahys child, which had been h01'-. deceased, having been granted to the sick several days, and was one of 1 by the Jamos M. Mo- rtiirtiu in Ho nr Pin uitu in tmrn en Judge of Probate in Etowah county, II () TV circulation of paper dollars. This is happily exploded by the of the last three days, for it apparent- to everybody that a more fright just enough alarm to have precipitated mob upon the banks to demand payments of deposits and there have been ot necessity a suspension the most distressing and most curious that any country ever seen. We should have absolutely without any circu medium, tiny representative values whatever, except that lucky individuals of the community happened to have in their The influence of this fact hardly fail to be beneficial in the public mind to consider benefits, and to insist upon the of getting back to specie that is, to a solid basis.

Y. Post. OFFERS HIS suits the selfish interest of a small class. This class in our political community is that of the officeholders, and the office-holders depend, directly or indirectly, under our civil service system, upon the pleasure of the President. They are distributed throughout the country.

They are felt in every party committee and primary meeting. Politics, nominations, tile selection of delegates, are not their pastime, but tlieir bread-and-butter. Through them the President may ho coercively present in every caucus and that, presence is the germ ot Cicsarism. We observe as we write a curious illustration of this truth. In reconstituting the Republican State Committee ot Massachusetts, the delegation from each comity named the members from the county.

It was proposed in the Berkshire delegation to omit from the commit to Mr. Tinker, an internal revenue collector, who had made himself peculiarly offensive as a Butler agent. The delegation were strongly opposed to him. according to the report, one of lie oi'R theory events is little more the would the has been luting of the pockets. can leading the necessity payment X.

The The HOUSE AMD LOT For sale. Having concluded to leave Gadsden, will give a bargain iu the above property to any one desiring to purchase. mgne, on the loth of September, 1S7, notice is hereby given that all persons having claims against said estate will be required to present the same as required by law or they will be forever barred. All persons indebted to said estate lire also requested to settle the same without delay. V.

J. SIBEftT, September 20th, 1873. V. ii. BEESON.

octO 6w Executors. t.Q WK WILL CONTINUE TO REPAIR Corning Brcak-Vp call for a Liberal Kepubli-licau Convention in New only adds another to the steadily accumulating intimations the first reported cases, died Moil-day night. It was reported, but how true wo do not know, that two others in the same neighborhood had the fever. Conceding this, there are two cases under treatment in that part of the city. Mr.

Put Larkin, who was taken sick and reported Monday as! a yellow fever patient, was doing I very well yesterday, which is cer-j t-aiuly very demonstrative of the! untruth of his reported death. Mr. Schnabel, ne tr the Market, is nearly well, it there are other cases of yellow fever reported, we failed to learn of them. It will be seen that in the entire city, more than eight days after the first case of) the fever was reported, we have PHYSICIAN, AUaHa, Alabama. Buggies and Wagons, that both of the old parties are destined to be ultimately broken up through the intervention of in dependent organizations of various kinds.

We see this in tile readiness with which tile anti-monopoly movement was started in California, WATSON THORNTON, Have removed to their new, large and ComssKHlioics Store House, 1st door above the Baptist Church, and have received the Best and Cheapest Stock of Fall and Winter Goods consisting CLOTHING, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Cents Furnishing Goods, Ladies Dbehj auJ Staple Goods, Dress Tuiiinixos, Notions, lo. The largest and best assortment of LADIES and CHILDREN'S SHOES iu town, A constant supply of GKOCELLES, SADDLEUY AAUE. ami every other article nsiully kept ou band by Fills All of wliieh wo promise to i C'hrxs per i than any other house in town. (11 sul examine before purchasing elsowliero. Highest market prico pnitl for Cotton and all Proddca.

WATSON A THORN lON. oct2 l-ly HORRBLIS MURDER! OBI Iligli Prices St ,000 Reward E. Powell J. T. Lancaster which attended less than half a dozi-n eases under none of them very tho Republi 2hf (Daiisdcu ei-ucs.

THURSDAY OCTOBER 9. IST'I W. fl. irlor JOH. PH ATT, Editor.

rCBUSaED WEKKLl7. OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF ETOWAII A BLOUNT cor STIES. Change of Trout. If there Many political journal ot high caste, which may ho said to have taken the decided leadership in renominating and re-electing Gen. Grant to the Presidency, it is Ilur-per's Wekly.

Aided hy the trenchant and cruel pencil of Nast, it ensured and hastened the downfall of the New Yoik Tammany Democracy through the same potent master of ridicule it badgered to his grave one ot the noblest hearts and heads in America, hut as if to rebut all suspicion of disiatereduess and patriotism, as if to leave no shadow of doubt as to the base partizanship which 'actuated its course throughout, has been up to the sitting of the Massachusetts convention, the undiscrimiuating supporter of every act of Grant's administration and the steadfast defender and apologist of the Credit Mobilier, the Washington ring of Public Works, the Central Pacific ring and the Hack Salary Grab. It has, ever since the war, been the unflinching personal organ of the, President, insisting upon a rigid party fidelity and replying to the Ihrald's warnings against the imminent dangers of (aesarism, with sarcasm and ridicule; treat-, ing them as a mere piece of dema-goggy not worthy serious attention. Hut behold the miracle worked by a few stubborn events! First came the Farmers movement threatening with destruction ai! monopolies and tlieir advocates, then came the startling disclosures) ot the New York Sun, demonstrating the, complicity of Grant and i his satellites in the monstrous frauds of the Washington King, then came the defeat of the Central Pacific ring in California, and finally to prove that the country everywhere is thoroughly aroused to the necessity of a change, Gen. Holler, tlie Grant mdidato for' Governor of Massachusetts, liasi just experienced a signal over throw. It was known long before, that the national office holders I would muster in a great force at I the convention and that the nomi-1 nation would be regarded as a test! of the strength of Grants adminis-l tration, tried under the most favor-, able auspices: it was also known I that Duller billowing in the manufacturing towns and villages was great the principal reliance of the decent portion of the community I being upon the farmers.

The respectable part of the indeed, was in despair. The result has added another to the series ot I crushing facts, which lias at length caused even the unscrupulous) Weekly to pause. In commenting I on the political situation, occurs the following remarkable language It. is not wise to forget that a considerable vote was cast last) year under protest, and that (lie object of that rote has been achieved. The intelligent and conscientious opinion, which lias always been) and is now the lb-publican strength, is very independent, and wears lightly the party cockade.

It does not value the party, but the pur-; pose for which ii has been sustained. The best men in the country have supported the lb-publican party, because they felt by so doing they served in the most practicable way liberty and public morality. Ami so long as they loci this way they will continue to support it. Hut when they cease to b-el it the party can count upon them no longer. Vain will be the thumb-lot the parly tom-tom.

It has no terror lor those who do not seek place or plunder. The Union is not now imperiled. Emancipation is secure. Repudiation is a dream. The re-election of the President has dissipated the hope of reaction.

The Republican party is not now bound together by the overshadowing dangers of the recent years, and it can therefore maintain its present unquestioned ascendency only by the character ot its administration. If it. should be seen that the national patronage controls local politics more and more, despite the claim of a reform ot the civil service if recognized of the national administration in the various States and in Congress should not command, because they would not deserve general respect mid confidence; if continuous Republic in victories at the polls should not stay the torrent of corruption, and bring the best, character, ability, training and experience into the management of public affairs -then the earnest patriotism that mado the Republican party would make another, which would gloriously continue the work that the Republican party gloriously began. Hut far nioru significant, coming from such soiitce, is the complete change ul front on the luomeutuuT AND ALSO, WILL HAVE MEW BUGGIES On hand. Person desiring to pnrclmso will do well to call and auena.

BLACKBURN A LETSON. sop 125 "CADSDE SALE LIVERY STABLES 1 BY COWAN GO. NEW. members pleaded for his retention on the ground that, being an office-holder, lie represented the Administration, and that it, would be a censure upon Grant to remove him Is it, not time to consider For Cm.sa rism is merely absolute personal power under constitutional forms Aqafcstus did not overthrow the fovln of the old Roman republic. That remained up.

changed. There was no diadem, no court. As Senator, Ciesar voted movement, in the in the Senate, and his power was 1 States. We see it renewed to him from time to time. liven the parody of Cicsarism in France piofessed to be founded upon universal suffrage.

Tyrants always wish to show that they are regular. No American President, however madly ambitious, would grasp a crown and wear tho purple, lie would seek to gain permanent power by the misuse of patronage to secure constant renoininatioiis and to corrupt public sentiment. Here is a plain peril. Why did not the father guard against it in the Constitution Simply because and in the success I its first contest with can and Democratic see it in tho Convention Ohio, followed by a and the nomination ticket composed both parties. Wo flict between the holders and the Republican party of iu which Grants crowded to the wall.

Now, it may be tickets nominated factions will lie No matter. This for the il kJIP Iho only liable Gift Distribution in Country parties. We formidable farmers' Northwestern iu the Democratic of Alien county. State Convention of a State of bolters from see it iu the eon Federal office magnates of the Massachusetts, been in live servitors were) America has diplomas of honor on that none of the by these outside elected this year. is of slight importance present.

Even The Rome Courier tanners to hold their The Columbus, reveling iu Florida Tins orange prospect river, is better years. obtained Idred and nineteen Vienna Exposition, those nine only four mils. The other five upon Government $75,000 00 GIFTS To be Distribute in in BUY AND SELL Horses, Males and 'chicles, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Keep constantly on hand C5 advises cotton. people oranges.

on Indian than it has only nine of lour him conferred at the and out of go to individ-l are conferred institutions. At a camp meeting at Middle-! I town, in Lake county, a lady, under great excitement, and while shoutting and clapping her hands, declared she wanted to die then and there, ller wish was for she almost instantly fell back, i and died in a few tew minutes. The; ti a 5 lG ll Regular UtAoiilhl'j CSS FT EMTERP3S3E To be Drawn Monday am her 2 kth 1873. ONR GRAND CASH IMI1ZE OF 5,000 IN GOLD! ONR GRAND CASH Piling OF $5,000 J.V NKFjVER: Two Prizes $1,000 each backs in Beg to inform tlieir many friends, and the public gt-uarally, that they have on hand uud are in constant receipt of Green-in Green- -AND- Excelient Vehicles; FOli HIRE AT REASONABLE RATES. STOCK BOARDED AT Living Prices.

All Draying promptly attended to. apriM Tax Collectors Notice. the number of votes which these outsiders now east is of small moment. They are the entering wedges which, driven homo by coming events, will in due time split in pieces first the Democratic party and then the Republican parly, in this way making room for the great party of reform which is destined to save tho country from the imbeciles and con options who are dragging it to ruin. Xeic York Sun.

23 1ST li STY! ApgiiilEing' SuITe (a i vat ion and Biseasc-Appeal Tor Help. excitement was more than her deli- tfr "es eat cate frame could bear. oacics I Ten Prizes .100 each in Green- 1 he Omaha Herald, speaking of. the Farmers movement, says: l.OdU Gold nul Silver Lever Hunting The Grangers are making rapid Watches pu nil,) worth from S20 to S30u progress in Nebraska. At Lincoln there was recently a gathering of ('hams, Solid and Dou-: 1 i ble-plated Silver-ware, Jewel.

i'v, the. lldl d-hailded, at which tWOj Number of Clifts 10, OUO. Tiul: Its limited or three hundred delegates np-1 to 75,000. Agents wanted to soil Tickets, pea l'Oll from the neighboring conn- Liberal Premiums will bn paid, ties. The meeting was one for eon I "lgle Picket 45- Twelve Single Tickets $1.

Six Tickets Twelve Tickets 10. I will attend the following places and l.laes or tll of collecting tlie Twenty-five $20. State and county tax for tho year 1873. SUltatlon and a mutual interchange Circulars cout duiug a fall list of prizes 1 bix-puyors come out promptly and avoid ot opinions. It was agreed that! a description of the mauaer of drawing, they would make common cause mforpuiou in reference to tbo Distribution, will bo sent to any oiie order-mnst bo addressed to MAIN office, L.

D. SINE, Box 80, lul W. Fifth St. Cincinnati, 0, oct9 Wti HOC with the farmers of Iowa, Illinois, 1 JlUl0'1 )0 s'- ai 1 mg them. All letters 1 Missouri, Minnesota and other MA1N 1 States, on all question affecting the farmers interests.

Phillips, October 13. Kunsas, October 14. lluko's iihilf, October 15. Ball llay, October 1C Turkey Town, October 20. lh'iirdou's, October 21.

it did not then exist, and could not be foreseen. The original proposi tion in the Convention was that, the term of the Presidency should Ie seven years, and that the Chief Magistrate should not be re-eligible. Hut as lie was to bo indirectly elected, as there was virtually no army except the State militia, and as he had the power neither of the) purse nor of the sword, the lathers supposed that, they had removed all chance of danger from a re-election. Naturally they were more! jealous of the power of the execu live than of any other branch of the government. Hut when they! had, as they supposed, ineapaeita-j ted the President from securing his) own re-election, they were willing! to trust, that question to the peo pie.

That the development ot the) government would create a vast civil army, encamped throughout rho country, highly organized, sel li.shly devoted to tho will of the; Administration, commanded, from the capital, no human wisdom could foresee. When Washington was President the whole number ol sub irdinate officers in the civil sor vice was hardly larger than that ot those who are to-day employed in the New York Custom-house alone. The first Blue-book, published in during Jeffersons adiuinis tration, is a most modest, volume. Hut those who may now properly be. called office-holders, including the laborers in navy yards and up-I on the.

public works, whose muscle is always found so serviceable to an Administration in doubtful pri-; in, tries, are not less than a hundred thousand persons. In this army lie whatever perils of Ca-sarisin land ol centralization possibly tli re. i ten us. Forty years ago Webster ami Calhoun warned the country a gainst, this aggrandizement of the. executive power.

What would they say now The, significance of the quotation lor giving it at virtual nimouuoe- is one excuse length. It is iv JTIOJYE i AVI VEM9 Yellow Jack. is Brock's, October 22. Walkers, October 23. Duck Springs, October 24.

Coxs, October 27. Mi.clls, October 28. Walnut Grove, October 29. Ilayuo's, October 30. Hopper's, October Dillard's, November 1.

Gum Springs, November 3. Attalla, November 4. Gadsden, November 5. G. W.

GARMANY, Tax Collector Etowah County. septlS IN HI I i I Family rocerie AND Confectioneries, consisting in everything usually kept mi first-class Family Grocery. Also a luige lot of I loots a. 1 li and a speciality of Liens, Boys and Youth's Eats, which they propose to sell for Cash, or country Drotluco, at prices conimenHiirate witn Hard Times and scarcity of Money. We solicit Cash customers.

E. POWELL it CO. nov2t-c Dr. Crooks Wine oLTar wmnh'ochmeuiclmd lio weak nnl Untt-a and restore cxkaint strength. ItOleaaMJ the Stomach, relaxed and stra-nirlheas the system.

I- ur 9 tide Breast, SJde Back.OravetorKW ney disease, disease of the Urinary rr BSg Sold by EDMONDSON A N'VIN -u your moucy by buying your Siirevetout, September 1873. The most useiul citizens are vie-1 i ms. The Howard Association) have opened an asylum, which feeds nearly two -fluids of the pop illation. The origin of the fever has become a mooted question. The doctors say it was imported from Culm.

An appeal for relief says there are seven hundred sick. The peculiar character of the disease requires peculiar and skillful attention and nourishing lood. Hundreds are without uieitus or employment. The destitution is as heartrending as the disease itelf. Yts feel that the great public heart will respond to this appeal, extorted by the most dire necessity.

Oar own resources are nearly exhausted. The wealthy are broken down tho poor nro threatened with actual starvation the sick and dying are about to be deprived ot the commonest comforts humanity can offer them. We appeal, not to our fellow countrymen, but to our fellow men tor aid. (Signed) E. Simmons, President of the Howard Association, and all the Doctors.

There was no yelly fever deaths in Montgomery on llio 1st, and no new cases for the last twenty-four York Republicans hours. All apprehension is over, the wake ol the The five last reported under treat A BOOK FOR THE MIIXIONt ft CVn J. oryhoae h0ut New Orleans, October 1, 1873. No improvement at Shreveport, but tlie disease seems less virulent. I There are some relapses reported.

Memphis, October 1. Fourteen goods from yellow fever interments. Sister Gabriel, Superior of tho Francis-cian Order, is dead. Marshall, Texas, October 1. Three residences have been attacked two dead.

No cases originated hero. Little Rook, October 1. A number have arrived hero who report. the fever raging alarmingly at Marshall, Texas. New Orleans, October 1 Galveston has raised the quarantine against New Orleans.

Melbourne, October I. The Iuiigant has arrived from Now Zealand with fever. Twenty eight passengers had died. Montgomery, October -No deaths and no new eases for the last twenty-four hours. All tip-.

prehensions are over. The five -M SO SAVE I. They now the lurgcnt DRY CLOTHING, HATS Horn GADSDEN, ALA. have and are receiving ono of stock of GOODS, GROCERIES, 1IAUDWAU BOOTS AND SHOES, AND CAPS, QUEEN SWA RE, BACON, CORN, Ce plijolaloelcal TM.i Interctlug urk I t.o bnndrrd and alslv wltb Duiurroua coolalu. InOriuation Tor tho.r who arc icrit coiiU mtiaN ar rlaac 8UII IO a a hook that ouehi bo Sc "ook ii iud t'-1'11 lt tho 1 1 conlaina Iho experience and advice I a phrrlelan reparation I.

world-wldo, and rhnuld hi It pf vat. drawer or evor. Binlc aud fcpialc throii.hoHUhr ppiiro Ji'ffv pchfanw rvcrythlps ou th. 0f the it tr.tiit atom that is worth knowing, and mueb that is hot l'uidisbed Iti any Other work. 8 1 (free Of Itoitago) for Fifty Cents.

Sto loms, u.U ra 5. EijhUi.irooi Notice to tho Afflicted aad Unfortar.ato. MI holorlou.iiuaok. who advortli. In Ku.

0r i0ek rriurdlua p.ruia Dr. ah I o'! r' oud a I ho. dap.or. or (hi. coutilrv and lp.

c. nr MS''. tbedl.ra.c. mauilaaed la hi. work, riri Klsbtta atroel bciwa.u Hark.

I and Chuuk, St. Louli, Up, tiovlly last reported under treatment are men nre doing well. People who) doing well. People who loft are left are returning to tlieir business, I returning to their business, and meut Hint New will follow in pari) iu Massachusetts and that it is a set I led fact, that Grant is to be thrown to tlie whale, to save the party uiiut. Ii Grant is not false Ever brought to this market, and will sell 1 them at prices that will save you money.

do not wish you to lake our word it but conic and sec for yourselves. TA Corn and Bacon sold ou credit until Full if parties wish it. I. N. HORN CO.

upiiUO scpt25 JOB NEATLY EXECUTED AT THE TIMES OFFICE, the yellow fever sou re is at an end. No one need apprehend danger in visiting Montgomery. and the yellow lever seme is at an end. No one need apprehend danger iu visiting Montgomery. BLANKS OF ALL KINDS udf pfmlU(1 ttt 111 office for SI 00 quirt),.