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:V8&:sasaasi WAT* KtUVtk. IM wood to mum to Aaciufe. Tb« DmU Osonu OtofcmN will »«* 1* Oath boil on th. Iri of DoAMabo*. PtokHMkoto an atolw to dm r—t of tow ban bow aabbad aad jo#** 1 - Oo. Ino ia OartowUU .Un»d oa* h dnd tonhoto of obntaato ton Wodamtoy Tha Major of Aagatoo inaodblo proalrere- gtriB* Th« Mayor ol Atl.oU didn't. An iaarhanflbto bad of baaatofcl rartoa tad marbto ha* boon dtoaonrad by Mr. J. 1 Birinf*. on hto plane one toll* from Dalton. The Borne Dally aaaooaaaa (be wroth of layiiw iron between Dalton and that Tillage tort Tlmnelay, aad a Una luroa ware an|' el to poali the work ngalibreagb. The gin horse o( Mrs. 8. T. O. Anderaou war horned oa the nomine of tba Mb, near Dublin, Oa. Loan. 14,000. A negro I Tolnntartly oonfrmed haring set It on lira. dwia ooantr I ■fo WllAama a freed 10th head ahot aad killed D|ek man. oa the plantation ranted from Dr. H. G Harper. We regret to learn, says tha QriIBn Star, that tha residence uf Wm. Dlanton, *a,..on Flint Blear, waa ooaaamed by fire oo Kuotiai night last Origin of Are unknown. 1 No inan r $4,000. i inaaraooti. may ha partiaa, and aamay the rata, ahoald be I adroaataa tba re peal of tha preaeat law, wbieb makes It panel for two mas man lo contract with that free dom ia ruofty maUara wbioh it perfectly la- gillmaU aa lonohtng all other oommodHIee of ABY AND 00MK£R0IAL. Th# Bom* D#ilj says: W# ar# glad to learn from Rev. H. H. Park*, that it la certain Dr. Mans#/, of Baltimore, tha diatiogniahed pulpit orator. «»4! attend the Conference to be held hein in December, with Bishop F ieroa, who ia slao expected We oaderatamd, ways the Dalton Oitiaen. that Prraident White m now making, or about to effaoi, arrangements bj which the work ou the Delton aud hi organ town Railroad will cnmmanoe at an early day, probably by the first of Jan nary. Cothbert umHt be a liwwly village. The Ap- peal aaya: Within the imet week we are for ced to reoord the granting of three divorcee, the releaM • t>y general jail d#liv#rv of a eon demned murderer and a number of other prisoners, the advent again in oar ■ the confident# men end sharpers who eased Mr. Cooper of twenty dolhuw recently, and the eontinaed firing of fUQ8 at night to the sure destruction of hogs and cattle, and the vio lation of the publio paaae. Mftevellaaeeus. The Cardiff giant is beiug modeled in plna- ter. Northern Michigan had twenty-oue inches of snow in the find storm of the season. The mother of Pike, the New Hampshire murderer, has been kept in entire ignorauoe of the fate of hereon, end she still believes him absent at sea. When a tuau gets drunk in Janesville, Wis consin, they say that he has “missed his de meanor. ’ A German in New York reoeutly gave a boy five oeuts to tell a policeman a man had jump ed off the dock, and immediately went to the end of the pier and verified the statement. Benjamin Sheldon, ticket agent of the New York Central Railroad at Tonawauda, was killed while attempting to get on board a train. A thief in New York attempted to get post a servant girl into a house on Leziagton ave nue, the other day, and at the same time put his hand in liia pooket for a bottle of chloro form, bat aho. seeing his intention, gave him a blow between tne eyes which doubled him up in a heap m tLo area, where be wm fonnd by some passer* by. She Is a jewel of a ser vant. The anniversary of the lotmation of the Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society, was celebrated by S'-rranus on the snbjoot in tho Methodist churches of New York and Brook lyn. BUbop Thompson made the remark that unless the member* subscribed 25 per cent, over tbc current yetu,$G50,000, it would bo impossible for the missionaries to maintain their ground. In response to tho nsiertiou that nothing can be well done in a hurry except catching fleas, a cotemporary wanta to know bow it is about stopping a runaway horse; putting out a Are; crying stop thief ; throwing a rope;open ing an umbrella; takiug oar foot off from another man’s euros; swallowing a dose of mediciue; getting out of tbe way of a mod dog or bull; saving a drowning man; or writing paragraphs for a daily pai»er? How indeed? The Wrst. The Legislature of Washington Territory is again without a quorum, and warrants have beau issued for the arrest of seceding mem bers. A sixteen year old girl in Lafayette, Ind., being approached with indecent proposals by a scoundrel, instead ol rnuuing away, seized a brick and knocked the fellow sensefena. An editor, describing a church in Minnesot#, says; “No velvet cushions in our pews; we don’t go in for style. The fattest person has tbe softest seat, and takes it out with him at the close of the services^’ The second committee of oonfereuoo to re consider the disegreement between the Senate and House of Tennessee anon the Convention bill, reported that they could not agree. Pro positions were then mode in both Houses in structing the committee to report a compro mise, providing that the Convention shall be composed of seventy-five members, instead ot fifty as proposed by the Senate and one hun dred as proposed by the House. Personal, Miihlbach has concluded not to write any more novels. Mr. IVabody gave an extra £150,000 to the Peabody Fond in London, just before his death. Mis- Kdmouia Lewis, the colored sculp tress, is going to Boms. Edward R Ketch urn was dinrharged from Sing Siag prison, Uii t* m having expired. ltev. base B Smith, who Las Uen oo timl at Geneva, 111., for the mnid.r of his wife has been acquitted. Wit and WUdem If tbe poor-botH# has any terrors for you, never buy what you don’t need. It is said that tbe Japanese clergy pause every fifteen mi antes in their discourse, and «ay to their congregation, ••loot's take smoke." “I know 6very r«>ck on the coast,” said Irish pilot. At that moment the ship struck, when he nclalmed, “and that’s ono of them!" “Mamma! mammal" bellowed the angel of the household from the top of the stairs. “I’m mod and Hannah won’t pacify me." A tiiilesfrtB, born on the last day of the year, felicitates himself on his uunow escape from not being bdrn at all. “Be jnbors," says he “and if It had been the next day, what would have become of m< ?" A Bcotoh minister, so tho alory goto. beinu asked if he Was not tired to death after preach, ing a Hirmon Iww end e half hours long of which he had been telling, replied, "Aw, nay, I was os freebasa rose;but it would have done your heart good to see how tired tbe congre gation wa% T * Josh Billing;, defines a "thurrer bred bizi- n»*s man" gs “ wuu that knows enaff about steelin' ao't thers kan’t etmybody steel from him. and *auir about lAw so that ha can do his •tealin' legally." A Yankee wagmrd a Dutchman that lie couhl swallow him. Tha Dutchman lay down upon a board, and the Yankee bit hie too so- Tetalj. Th. victim .creamed wilh pain, »ml to ! d . 5**“ to “«•*• ’‘WAr. y. torn* fbol! “ 3iSF “My boy,” reid a clergyman, “don’t you knor it ta rery wicked to etch tt.h on Ban- «•*. (Irtat »n4 « Nntw.l Bn. root. Bom, Bridgeport’ journal, which doaan't Uka Praaidgat Granl, aaka: “What e.ideae. haea wa that Son. Grant ia not now aa in tem pera t» — ha waa onca laid to ba Tha aw< amount of aridanoa wa ahoald •ay, aa ma bara that tho ona who aaka tba qoaaliaa to not a natural bora tool I Wa art glad to tea aa IntaraM awakanad oa thto important aubjaot. Tha prcaant ayatem, baaidoa baing ooatoarj to all r,awn. and toarefora wrong ia itoalt, toaiaaaAiogly oppraa- •ita la tha poor maa. Xta uad.ocj, aa tbowa by aa a tow Say* alnoa, to to oroalo aa artlA- atol .Ulogaaoy ia tho money mar hat, aad Whtohia fell only by tbe borrower. Tho prieoof amaay, Hhoall olhar iegltimata oob- Jaota of trade aad oommeroa, ahuuld ha allow ■ ad to ragnlata ftarU by tha Ineroreble role of awpply aa.1 dam and, aad any attempt by the Legtatotara to fla a petoa iadopeudently of theae, to aimply a apaelea of ennipuary legi»- latiou wbieb all experience eoodamne aa ttn- wiaa aad iaoapadlant. Aa well might wo at tempt top-agotote by law Ibe price of wheat, or fora, or oottou, or lauda, or malea aa that ui money. Bach of tha articlea mentioned will oomwand a price la exact ratio to tha .apply and demand; and all attempt, to praaaut thi. by legal enactment*, rc*olT*a itowlf pr*etic*lly into * premtnm on diehooeaty. 8oppoaa, for in- atanco, tha Imgialalora ahoald fit tha prloa of ootton at fifteen oanta, dona not erery bnaloeaa man know that that rary law wowld beta a toudency to maka the aalllog price of ootton higher than it olharwiae woobl ba? In addi tion to tha price eitabliahed by the law of rap- ply and demand, tha aallar would demand au additional bouoa aa an indemnity agatnet tbe proapaetira loaaaa to bo inonrred in forooinantuf a atatuta which make, it penal io nil cotton for what it ia worth in tbe market. Aud, in tba and, who doe. notaaa that tbe con.uuinr, and the poor man who is lo-oed by necessity to oeil upon the first market, would hate to pay this bonus.? Speculator, aud cap' tlaliaU might indeed make a good thing of it; bnt the email plantar or impeouuaou. dealer would be taxed for the tolly of the Degielatnre, juat aa tho poor borrower of money ia now forced to pay tribute to a aeuaoleaa and op preaaive usury law. No; reason aad juatioe demand tlmt the price, of ail commodities wbioh enter into le gitimate eommeroe ahoald bo allowod to regu late thetueel.ee according to ,upply and de mand; and when a poor planter or an honest, hard-working mechanic or merohaot wanta io borrow money, he ahonld be permitted to borrow at jurt \thai the money is icorlh ia Va market. He ahoald not be forced to pay a fiolitions price, instituted by way of bonus tor the indemnity of tbe lender against the penal ties of a law which aeakn to establish the price of money. In juatioe, therefore, to the poor man, aa well aa for the sake of making otu legislation aocord with enlightened reason, tbia usury law should bo promptly repealed, It is a relio of Hie Middle Age. wbioh should be laid aside with other forms of sumptuary legislation. “ Kiw II Ids.” Wbeu certsiu lUtU Ku-Klux Georgia Demo cratic edi ors find themselves corners 4 Inan argument, thoy immediately affirm (bat their opponent is a “liar,” and that ho is (oo mean to notice, and too debased to reach save with a SAwiltDK. Well, wo retain a good old An drew Jnckson hickory in soak for all such fac tlons brats, and one blow well laid oo would simply knock their mushy brains into the middle of next week, and that would be the last of them. Wo would advise these smiling blow hards to fight more and talk less. That faithful old hickory is always at hand, aud we should like amazingly well to see one of those much talked of bxwhidks. Am a general rule, bi»?«#ud gnlluut promptly aud talk little. Then let us have more bawhidb and lees talk. Threats are very nice lilUts things to put paper. They make fools laugh, but wise n view them with beooiniug scorn aud iuiiuite contempt Cato being acarrilously treated by a low aud vicious fellow, quietly eaid to him: contest between us is very unequal, for thou canst hear ill language with ease and return it with pleasure; and to me It is unusual to beui, anu uirMtgimmbio to Sposk it." Had we brought to mind Cato's well digest cd wotds a little sooner, we should not have given birth to this paragraph. Re. responsible far auy indiscriminate asasmblogs that may have been held. The loose statement of tbs Con stitution that the Republicans era detatmintd to bring out a caodldtUji entirely grotuiloue. When a meeting of Repuhlloani is to bs held In thi* pity, of Us Trinity* for saoh or other purposes, it will be authoritatively announced through tho oolumus of (he N*w Eoa, proba bly, not In the columns of the Constitution. While co this ant4eot % wo would advise the Constitution to milk Its own oow, and try to get a leader to ita own ticket, which, at prosent, resemble* a ohiokan flopping around with Ita head just mangled off with a dull ax* Business to-day has |Utnee of We give /clock, *. quence of 'disagreeable w< fall quotations A Terrible Usnsr. Mn lam rumor says that the Thompson of the buvaunah News, drinks so mnoh bod liquor that he is ta«t going “siam-bang to eternal smash." Our dear old friend, Sneed, It is hinted, don't taka “nary drop." A Reminder* Wa will rstuind a Georgia cotemporary that a fool wtth book kuowlsdgo is a obild playing with edged weapons. While ho amuses ns he Alls hituM. If with paiu and unnecessary wrath. “Let as have peace." [Oonauufoakd. Wanted. A first-class Democratic paper in Atlanta, With itifluimoe suffleientto makes Mayor. A Dxmocoat. Burn*. (tot* ......Ita Ws-voa... M ,.l II n.x.BMkaman, i CoTion—Matk.i firm with | an adr.no. of J lo ie; no, haloa; oponad with food mil nloaad at Sl|o. Coin—Market oa»; prim, whit, at tl 36 lo 1 33; yollow II10 to 1 S3. Banux *1 76 lo 1 #0. W«1*T—Io demand, with limttod .apply. Prim, Whtto $1 66 to *1 75 “ Bad 1 66 to 1 60 Oats—80 to 860. por bushel, lilaok Mad Oatoan selling at 86c. and In demand. By a la bald at 81 40 to 8160 per hu,b<L Darin Famx. — PeacbM, pealed 10c. to 13c. Uupealed, 6 to 6. Apple, Ac. to 5c. Bacon * I - ■ to light. Clear 8id«e 'ill to21 i -J1 lo Jli RhonUUr, 18 [Jam*, cauv. 8. C 2(1 a*27 ['lain eanvaased 22 «j23 Country Bulk Meat*— 21 (§22 19 W>18, Clear Bib Sides 181 @18( Shoulders 151 Lard—In lioro#* X9t BY TELEGRAPH 4 MSOCIA TKU fMMSS 1)1 MATCH MS. NOON DIBPATCHEfl. Wasuinoton, November 18.— Public and private business suspended to-day. Tho French Government boa ordered a war vessel lo accompany English aud American vessels conveying the remains of Mr Peabody home. Gen. Haztn, commanding the distriots of lower Arkansas, apprehends trouble from the Indians in tho Spring. Nzw Yonx, November 18.— Instigation yesterday in the oase of tbe privateer Hornet, shows that tbe ooal waa unfit for uae, and that Higgins is vindicated. Richmond, November 18.—'Thanksgiving day was generally observed. Tho ohurohea wore open and places of business closed. Fifteen members of tbe Washington press arrived this morning aud were entertained by members of tbc pr&«8 of this oity, at the 8pottswood Hotel. Thoy return to-morrow. Nlvv OhIaEanb, November 18.—The Times say* that on Wednesday night, Mr. Ursin Zer ingor, an eminent planter of Parish Bt. Charley, was brutally murdered on his plan tation, by a negro who shot him through the heart. Mr. Zeringcr was universally respect ed throughout tbe country. Louisiana losei oue of her most prominent citizens. The Bavaria has arrived from Hamburg, with 100 emigrants Aoousta, November 18.—To-day wao par tially observed as a day of thanksgiving. Washington, November 19.—A violent gale on the Hudson yesterday. The tram Harb in road waa blown downauenbankment one person wan killed, and several wounded. The Luggage, mail and expross ears, with their oontents, were burned. Wili.mimgton, November 18.—The day was morally observed gs a day of thanksgiving. ,o;.t of the business houses woro closed, and services held in the various churches, About eight thousand people present at the Cape Fear Agricultural Fair to-day. Pick pockets and ubarpers operating pretty exteu sively, several were arrested on suspicion, bat released. St. JosErn, November 19.—The Convent in this place was burned, but tho iumateu saved. Toronto, November 19.—There was a col lision on tbs Grand Trunk Railroad, by whioh the engiueer and driver were killed. Madrid, November 19.—The Republican prisoners will not be sent to Cuba. Bouar Oreus baa gone to Paris. Paris, November 19.—A threatened duel between the editor of tbe LePaj’S and Roche fort, has been averted by the latter’s explana- A flew Uinta (• G8or(U Republican* “Quarrels would never last long if the fault waa only on one aide." " He that blows the coals in quarrels he has uotbing to do with, has no right to complain if the sparks fly in his face." " There is no dispute managed (aa a general tbiugl without passion, and yet thore is sourer, ly a dispute worth a passion." We shall take no part nor lot in the bicker ings which exist between certain Georgia Re publicans. Our voice is for harmony, friendship and oharity. Let us havb Peace. A Mayor Wanted Tho Democrats of Atlanta still appear to be iu search of a candidate for Mayor. If they will advise with us confidentially, we will con fidentially toll them whet do, and more par ticularly what not to do. Don’t all come at once, gentlemen, if you ploaso—for wo exceed* ingly dislike anything which might look like a rush upon our sanctum. We do not wish to insiunnto that any of our Democratic friends lack cithoi good sense or siuceiity. There is nothing on earth with which we arc more lib oral than with good advice, and ou.- Demo cratic friends shall not suffer for the want of it. Then lot them corno Along. Circulation. Our friend, the lutelligenccr, still claims the largest rity, county and Slate circulation of any papwr published iu Atlanta I The peo ple can’t see it, therefore the people don't be lieve it. Borne papers are like narrow necked bottles; lbs los'i thoy have in them theinuro u«*iso they make in posrtug it out. The Intelligencer, iu juitioe to itself, ought to take dowu that naughty eign. It don't look well in the eyes of sensible men. Hom. James R. Ilabbcll. This distinguished gentleman, recently a member of Congress, ismonreity, end is stop ping at Mr. Lookmiller's, on Msriella street. Mr. Ilnbbell is a Democrat, and is a member of |ho State Bonste of Ohio. ^Vo passed a pleasant hour with him on Thanksgiving Day. j^|«isita Georgia to sxamino lands with a view lo purchase if suited. We warmly wel cosh* Mr. Hobbell to oer city, and hope his star may be of long duration. NEH AD*KKTlf*£!H£NTO. mil) STREET THEATER! oisna bwxdri CHAPMAN SISTERS’ COMIC ONIRA iCOMPANY isn to* r-**»« (tontoiix. Mr. CBitrlc* 13. UUkop. Monday Evening, November 22d! Tbe Most DsUeteus at Musical Bertssqoss x z xo w | Or, the Xu it Ik* tohMl To omuomwc with A AM entlttod. ▲ QUJJPT TAMIIiY DurlM m* •veuliia the CLODOCHSB %UAD- K1LLI b; the nJwMtWWWHOMltaw, lb. oaitaMiAMsrtam vtoMalsh Ml. WILLIAM WiTliKKS. JML Kattre shaage ot proframme •*eh •veuing. Tusedsj evening, In kegs and cans. Comm—Rio SuaAB—Refined A .90* @il 24* to 25 18 to 18* , 174 to 18 1 16* to 17 yellow 16 to 16* Flour—Firm. We quote: Atlanta Mills, fancy Ip hundred. $ 5 00 Do do, ex. family 4 50 Do do, family 4 25 Do do, Fulton XXXX family.... 4 00 Do do, superflue •. 3 75 Do do. Georgia XXXX family... 3 40 Superflue 6 Extra 7 Family 7 Faney. Corn Meal Candles N. O. Syrup Molasses (iu barrels). Pepper Ginoeb Cheese (Factory) “ English Dairy.. AdmlMioa $1; Bwwrvsd seats tl M; Gallery 76c. 8eete can be eeeured at Meaem, Phillip* k Ovew’i COMMtSSIO* MERCHANTS, W oou> rMpwttofiy lufom th«r trUafi*.*ul ttw ■ vukUo^awrily, tkatltor h«T.»cu~4 th. Fire-Proof Warehonsc tram a ingle Urn em* Temt Oermtmr.an » ■trMt, aad an LOW prapv*d Is i«Sn «d .tor, oot- toa, (Mia to., on *t not tororakl* Urm., tatoWM M Ootton. Onln, Tom. *od all otkMMbolMOffHMlaM, in rMyMtMl, nltottod. Uboral adraaoo. will Umado on ootton or prodl A R* ONB MATINS CLAIMS AUADMT MU ONfTED *1 wax. nso n to tobib aovar7aos to sbmd a m MEET W mu CASS TO t. t, MUV COOMZIXOa AT LAW, SOLICITOR SSFORB THE COURT or CLAIMS, AO., ITS ■ eiRINT, WASNINOTON, D- O. DOT 10-lm THE MONIY FOUND. fTtOUXI) xwMdax mornlna, (Ittdnn, n pookot book X ‘ I ot thin odr.rtio.Mnt *0 auna. hr nppljln, to r. riTxaikBotiH. 60,000 1,000 BBLS. Flour, Urd, Oroeeries, Corn. Oats, ay. fto. A. X. SHAGO, nor 9041 EYERGREENS. LOT of Beautiful Evergreen*, J tut arrived, for im- mrdieto plenting, at Broad atreet FOR MttJT. ^ NEW FRAME HOUSE, eight rooms *11 furnished, within a few mlnutee' walk of tbe bueineve portion of tbe oily. Apply at this office. nov 21 JOHN KBELY FdREiGN AND DOMESTIC B ESPICTTULLT cells the Attentive* ot the pnbUo U Use feet that be has now on which bos besn purdbaaed staee the recent decline, AND WILL BIB OFFERED EXOBEDINaifc ^ HE willcoostently receive well-e+leeted eddition* to this eteek. PerttcnUr , # “uowln, «j»d good., which an RICM AUK AML Y CtrSkP, h llau, Black and Brona (EnjUik) Wktorprwif CloUta. AU CoUrx in touIUa’ CUtfed (.U »»U Eterj Color to “Wllbert’a” Opera I'Uanola. 10-4 Blanket*, Beantltol ({nalllj, ( C O. W. ADA IK, Auctioneer, ■fillet Sale thi* (Saturday) Horning. TEN O'CLOCK, GREAT SOUTHERN PASSENGER AND MAIL R O U T E ! ATLANTA and AUGUSTA, CHARLESTON. COLUMBIA, Charlotto, Rmlelch, WILMSWTON, WELDOS, RICHMOND, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. A CHOICE LOT Or Irish Linens, Towels, Lancaatfr and Manclllea (jato^ ” Diapers, Table Linens, H, pWta D’Oylies, Eta, A large lot of Dress Goods, 50 cents a yard—^worth Balmoral Skirts $1 25 to $i 50, Exoellent Quality, Oheoked and Figured Flannels, in Great Variety, A Well- Assorted Stock of Curing aSsas* IE SHOUT, av.r,Iking required to conaUtoU a eompUta. and wriUaaort^ rtotk n tanuaUjr darired. <TOON E nor 14—Sm * WMltstonll e M tion NIGHT DISPATCHES. Drlnklsf. Drinking is a good quality in a sponge, but not in tbi young men of Atlanta. If it were noi so, we would not say it Philip of Mace- don drank freely, but he Anally discovered that “wine *s a mooker, and thnt strong drink is raging." •" Ws will advise a certain Kla Klax ed itor ttet wrath eotasilrase ends in wind. Washington, November 19.—Revenue to day $500,000. In the Supreme Court Chase ordered that cases hereafter continued at this terra be put at tbo foot of tho calendar of next term. It is understood that cases so diepoeed of be de layed abont two years. The Revenue Department has the following advices regarding illicit distilleries in Virginia. In BoUletront and Craig counties, in the Sixth Distriot, several stills were found, and the distillers arrested. Abont throe hundred gallons of brahdy were seized. In tbe Eighth District a large number of stills wore discov ered aud tbe parties arrested in Montgomery, Pulaski, Bland and Tazewell counties. On Rich Mountain, two miles away from any road •r path, a number of stills were seiced, and a large qnantity of whisky, beer and brandy confiscated. Supervisor Emory, of Teuuessee, reports successful operations against the distillers in the First and Seoond Districts of that State. In Anderson oounty, Edmondson, who bad beeu left in charge of some stills and a qnan tity of whisky seized, was attacked and over powered by a crowd of men. Tbe property was taken away from him. Counsel for the Government filed a general demurrer, questioning Farragut’s crew’s right to tbe bounty for capturing New Orleans, and questioning the jurisdiction of tbe Oonrt as against tbe United States. Gon. Butler has been arrested in New York, oharged by Mrs. Florence, of New Orleans, with having taken three swords presented to Gen. Twiggs by the U. S. Con gross—tbs Status of Georgia and Texas - valued at $35,- 000, and a box of silver, $2,000. He claimed that the swords had been deposited in the Treasury Department; but inquiry proved that Riich was not tbe case. He was held in 916,000 bail. Montgomery. November lp.—In tbe Sen ate to-day, a bill was introduced by a Senator from Kolina to vacate tbe muuicipal offices of Mobile The bill authorizes tho Lieutenant Governor. Speaker of the House and Attorney General, to appoiut tbe Mayor and Aldermen of Mobile, to bold for three years. Tbo Sen ator from Mobile denounced the bill, and said that Mubiio asked for no such legislation. Resolutions were offered and referred to abolish tho Board of School Commissioners. This Board has full legislative authority. It. passes bills and appropriates tbe school funds. A Senator said they absorbed all tbo fuuds and kept the schools closed. Iu tbo House a committee was appointed to oonfor with oertain railroad Presidents in ref erence to froigbt charges that discriminates against citizous of tho State, and a bill was introduced to allow State endorsement of bonds of tbe Mobile and Alabama Grand Trunk Railroad. It has rained bard bore all day. The river is rising rapidly. Tbe entrieft tor tho State Fair aro already numerous from different sections of tbo Union. The indioatione point to a very large attend ance. London, November 19.—Rio Janeiro datta to tbe 27t)l alt., state that according to tbe latest accounts Lopez bad transferred hie headquarters and seat of govemtnent to San Joaquin. it|was reported that Lopes had killed Ids mother ono brother, and other per sons, iii. Ounscqncnce of a suspicion that they wero engaged iu a conspiracy against hie lilo. Tbo uliit# bud made no movement, but it was supposed Motive operations would bo atilt longer deferred. In tbo Inter national Sculling Match, tlio Rrownsy ol Maine, won l>y two lengths. Havana, November 19.— A eoinmieeiou of insurgents is at Oerreca*endeavoring toseonre Venezuelan recognition as belligerents, and tbf privileges of recruiting front loo Ven*fiu>- . Immailia, November 19.—Eugenis assisted at the Gutbolio and Mussulman religions ner viest. Thirty-four steamers have arrived. The •hallowest point it) tbe canal Is nineteen feet Tbe trip of the first detachment of the fleet with the visitors, was mads from Port Said to this pises in sight and sight aud a half hours. “ rase hav •vejast arrived from Sues, tbs sbvlbern terminus of tho sansl. and met those from Port Said. Tba town, the banks of tho e*paI and tha vossata are iilemiaatad, aad the night is given op to fk**ivfttes and rejoicing. Ttlegraphlc{ Market Mleporls. New York, November 19.—Cotton opened firm, but closed dull aud heavy; sales 2,000 bales at 25*c. Flour dnll vnd decline 10 to 15c; superfine, State $4 70 to 4 76; common to fair extra Southern $5 40 to 6 10. Wheat dull at a slight decline; winter red Western $1 33 to 1 35; Illinois 81 28. Corn in better demaud; ebiefly speculative; mixed Western $1 08* to 1 10. Pork firmer at $32 to 32 25. Lard firmer; kettle 18* to 18|. Whisky firmer at $1 11 to 1 12. Terpentiue firm at 48 to 48*c. Rosin $2 16 to 2 18. Grooeries quiet. Freights doll. Governments closed stroug; G2’s 15J; South ern securities generally dull; Teunessees 58*; Virginias 601; Louisiana* G5 to 66; Levees 69 to 60; Georgias 81; North Carolinas 46 to 47. Money closed easy at 6 to 7; exceptions at 5; sterling 9 to 9*. Gold doll, dosing at 2G|. Stooka closed unsettled but generally strong. Louisnille, Nov. 19.—Provisions firmer. Mess pork $30. Lard 17Jo. Whisky $1 03. 8t. Louis, November 19.—Corn buoyant- new white 90 to 92o; old $1 06 to 1 08. Whis ky $1 03. Mess pork firm at $30. Bscon firm; shoulders 16|e; cloar sides 19j to 20c. Liverpool, November 19.—Cotton steady; Uplands 12*d; Orleaus 12|d; sales 10,000 boles; for export and speculation 2,000 bales. Cincinnati, November 19.—Corn advancing at 93 to 95c. Tobacco higher. Whisky firm at $1 02. Mess pork—no sales. Lard; kettle 17ic. Baltimore, November 19.—Cotton quiet: uplands 24jc. Flour dull; high grades J *o lower; Howard Street superfine $5 25. Wheat aotive bat not higher; choice red $133 to 137. Corn firm; new white 90to 97c. Oats dull at 53 to 56c. Rye dull at 95c. Pork firm $32 60. Bacon firm at 15* to 15$c. Lard firm at 18* to 19o. Whisky $1 09. Virginias, old, 451; ’66s, 53; '67s. 49 bid. New Orleans, November 19.—Ootton quiet and weak at 24* to 24|c; sales 3,350 bales sales of tbe week 25,100 baies. Flour lower superfine $5; double $5 62*; treble $6 00 to 6 25. Mind corn $1 12: whiU $1 A0. Pork $32. bugaf;prime 12$c. Molasses; prime 65 to 66c. Others unchanged. Gold 26j. Sterling 37*. Sight |o discount Augusta, November 19.—Cotton martlet opened Ann, bat closed easier at 23|c; sales 490 bales; receipts 730 bales; sales ol the week 2,916 bales; receipts of the week 4,150 bales stock on baud 10,900 bales. Charleston, November 19.—Cotton in good demand but light stook. Prices advaucod i to *c. Sales 325 bales; middlings 24g to 24*c receipts 1,609; export coastwise 466. Savannah, November 19.—Receipts 2,031 bales; exports 1,610 bales; sales 2U0 bales middlings ‘24 jc. mm national banking system. Tbo Now York Times says: We regard it aa more than probable that tbe National Banking System will be reopened by the pres ent Congress the system itself be mado es sentially free, and the circulation issued under it more classic, like tbe New York State model after which the original measure of Mr. Cliaae waa shaped. Our reasons for this opinion are, first, tbe West and South will demand more oirculation either by a new creation or redistribution, and that New Eng land and New York cannot afford the latter.— Secondly, that in removing the present limit of $300,000,000, the aot will be made the nu clena of a 4 per cent, consolidation stock, gold bearing, upon which the additional circulation may be based at seventy-five or eighty cents on tbe dollar, and such circulation may be made free of all taxation. Thirdly, that irrespective of the reserved rights of the government to alter or amend or repeal tbe system as now administered, it ma; f made the interest of the present banks oi tioual oirculation to substitute the new stock for their 5-20s now lodged with the United Staten Treasurer, which, while bearing 6 per cent., ore liablo to be called in and paid off in gold after five years from their date. Tbe uatiounl circulation, it is quite oertain, will be made both free snd elastio, sooner or later, before or after the return of tbe country to the specie basis, and ita elasticity wilt be quito as well assured, and the danger of inflation lessened, by prescribing a 4 per cent, gold-bearing stock to be pledged with tbe United State* Treasurer At the ra'e of 76 to 80 per cent, its par value. yV#* The New York Times takes advanced ground on the question of humanity to aui- malt, and belioves it should be made a part of th'* - -location of our youth in the public sobool8. It says Matthew Arnold lays down a fundAmental principle ia the management of schools that three things should be inculcated —a love of aQ d equality, a I ‘ ing of humanity. We have tho first of these in «>nr public school system; tbe second is, it is hoped, not neglected, but there is room for improvement in respect to tbe third. Whether regarded oa oue of the major or minor sius, cruelty to animuls is too often chargeable upon the youn_ remain young tho plea of tbonghtlosunpsn may answer tor partial exouse, but the danger is that a bad habit neglected grows into u vice marietta froperty. f WILL sell a bargain In an elegant realdence and 48 1 acre* of land in th* pleasant and healthy Tillage of Marietta, known as the “Dr. BUagbtet PUoe.*' No. S3 Alabama street, next door to kxpraaa Offloe. lie port of the training of our publi Tbs Saratogian says that they are "onjoviug a dry winter; sir sharp, bnt no snow." It is well to explalu that they have winter there from September till Jnn*. , r. UVDLBY. H AVING made, through their agents ta arrangement* with an experienced and reliable firm In Washington Citr, will altend to the eollecUon . — .. . re •. mutam 0 r OOI- untjr. Also, peneiona fo children, quartermaster 1 of all United Stataa eoldUrs' claims. WHIT* or COL ORED, for back pay and bounty. Also, pensions lor colored soldiers, widows ■tores, Ac., Ac. IONNBCTIONS by this line aro most certain and . ooanoN. | j. m. wnxia. | GORDON, WILLIS & CO., UA5KKRS »nd COLLATERAL BROKERS, COTTON FACTORS | um REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Deposits.— . Oi * t Cob REFERENCES: CHEAP COMFORT FOB KVE9YBODT. fJlHOSB who purchase Walter 3. Withers' PATENT PORTABLE ORATES wlD save labor, trouble and expense. These grates can be bought for $3 50 to $8 00—according to size- need no mason to put them in. Can be moved from ne chimney into another, as oocaaion r^qulros. Put few pieces of dry wood In the grate, and a lump of coal on top. A pteoe of burning paper held under tbe grate, aloes to the wood, will ignite, and you will have directly a cheerful Are. These grate* can be had of all paincipal stove deal- era; or, at Walter 8. Wither*, Mineral Hpring Foundry. Office in H. Franklin's Stove Emporium, Peachtree ■treot, where orders for all kinds of eastings will re ceive prompt attention. nov 20-6t SOUTH RIVEH FARM. Forty Aores Biver Bottom Cleared. miles from Atlanta. One-half of it is cleared, including Forty Aores of River Bottom ; Remainder heavily timbered. Thore are throe settle- menta ou the place, all in good repair. I will aeU for cash or exchange for Atlanta property. G. W. ADAIR, M . 8041 and Insuranoe Agent, No. 38 Alabama atreet, next door to Express Office, nov ao-lt THE EATING HOUSES on this line have beeu thor oughly overhauled and refitted. Ample time Is given for meals, and at regular hours. NO CHANCE OF CARS BETWEEN West Point, Ga., aud Wilmington, N. C. (JUICK TIME and SURE CONNECTIONS, VIA C3roorgla- Railroad. Passengers can purchase THROUGH TICKETS and lave their Baggage Checked Through By Roar Different Rente* via August■ Via Kingsville, and Wilmington; via Columbia, Char lotte, and Balelgh; via Columbia, Danville and nd; 1 FAKE AS LOIV BY AUGUSTA AS ANY OTHER ROUTE. PULLMAN’S PALAOI SLEEPING OAKS ON ALL RIGHT TRAINS LEAVING ATLANTA BY THIS ROUTE. wlohlng to go North by Bm will Bd(1 1 .pl.ndldlloe of UTEAUBHIFS from Ch.rlr.ton, B. C. to fWtlmnrr, PhiUdelplifn, Borton, tad N.w York. CHANGED SIDES, NL) by so doing, 1 have obtained a store 1 TO BENEFIT AU parties as well as myself. It U nssdleas to t«U you what ars my lnteuttene-jast ooms and buy. I p Ise you the lowest price. THE PEOPLE Are finding out that a good Hoot or Shoe 1s the cheap est, snd that such ars sold at my house for e*sh only; BUT FOB SOMETHING LOS THAN A FORTUNE. I. T. BANKS, Ns. OS Whitebait Hire.!. ( Application far Utoailuton. G EOWHA. TOWNS OOUNTY—Wkmw.i, n. H. Bfcr. administrator of Laaosford Centre!, represent* to the Oonrt, in hie petition duly filed and entered on record, that he has fully administered Lanoeford Cen tre 1’* estate. This is, therefore, to oils all persona conosrned, kin dred and creditors, to show eaase. if any they can, why said administrator should not bs discharged frees his adednlstratlon, and roostve Utters of dlsmlssioa, on th* first Monday in January next This 4th d*y ofOetobsr, IMS JAIKM WHIT*, oot l*-m«mpnfee$ 50 Ordinary. Application tor NmImIm: 03*IBB M. Wsl»! dnly Sit . ministers* Waldrop's ssSMs. This Is therefore, to etta all parsons concerned, kin- dred aad ersdltors, to ahow aeeee. If an; they can, why said Rdailnietrator ahonld not he discharged firom his ededntatraUoo. and receive latter* of lUomlseton on the first Monday in Jan nary, itT*. Th'* ilh day of X F. Waldrop, administrates of tha e*tateof James . Waldrop, reprsMut* to the Ooort la hie petition, ily filed and entered oa record, that he Era raUy ad- Kxrailor’fi Half. >Y Virtue of an order from ths Coei , _ > Haralson oounty, wtli bsmtdee ths ant Dteaday in December next, at ths Oemrt flea - * - • . between the legal sals hours. county whsceoa Reoben Bald raaidsd at ths I tone* his death, semtstslng throe hundred and three acrea, mors os lees, srijetaiag leads at Matthaw Retd, John Adams, and ethers, ths some befog la saM non* ty, all tn Cora repair. Taras mads known on ths day of sale. October 4th, 1M9. B. F. WATSON, . sraskton and Charleston markets can afford, and for Safety, Speed, and Comfort, UNRIVALLED ON THE COAST. Through Tickets on Sale at Montgomery, West Foist, and Atli TO HKW TORE VIA CHARLESTON STEAMSHIPS. J. A. ROBERT, General Ticket Agent, Georgia Railroad. 5.000 POUNDS Dry Baited, Butcher's i ides. 5.000 BUSHELS Seed Oats for sals, by OA POUNDS Bacon and 30,000 Bulk Meat, now tn Store. A. K. 8EAOO. 1.000 BARRELS Flour, loweat market rale*. H AT, Wheat Bran, Irish Potatoes, Ac., for sale, by nov 16-fit A. K. BRAG ~ DAW89N SHERIFF SALKS. W ILL be sold, in said oounty, within tha I hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in Decar__„ ■ext. befoie ths Court House door, in the town of Daw- •onviUe, the following property to-wlt: Lot of land No. MT, In the 4th district, let seoUon, of said county, containing forty aores, more or lees, known a* tha Van Howard Lot Levied upon as ths property of John Holcombe, who Is in possession by order sf oonrt, by vhtus of a Notary Publio Court fl lb I* favor of Jams* M. /Mitaop, and against said John Holcomb* Property pointed out by James M. Bishop. Defendant served with notice. Also, mt the same time and place. w!B be sold, lot ol land, No. 864, in the Mh distriot, 1st section, of Mid county. Levied upon as the property of R. A. HoH. by virtue of a Notary Publio Court fi fh in fcvor of J. the term* of the sale. Abe, _ 863. in the 4th district, lat to oomply with id plaos, lot of land. Mo 863. in tbe 4th district, lat section, of said oounty, u the property of William J. Oroy. Levied upon by vir tue of a Notary Public Court fl fa sgsintt said Croy in favor of Marion lioriug. Pointed out by aaid Boring Notice hereof served anon said Croy. who la in poe- session. Levied upon^bv a Constable and relurnod to ” * of all the above lots, cash. This me. Term* of sale c BMMHlMh, im tdsprsfee tl 60 per levy. This r. Sheriff. NOTIOB. YKTXLL b. Ml(l twfere Ih, Oowt How. door. IS Ik. TT town or tuthwi. Hirabon on th. dm Tired., la IfeouaWr Hit b.lnn th, Iwal hoan of zxrxzEr"* * The plantation wbersou be died. asafotaJng 364 •ora. mem os tarn, lying an foe Tallapoosa rtvse, eight wllee east «f finrfcsnan. 160 asms Is a high atata of cnlUvalian. SSauras ef Rawrtvsr bottom land. Oe- tuber Mth. UN. IK AT. N. RATTKRFIRLD, octMtadpmffo $fo» Admtntforafom. ItafosffoL SOWrif. Levied on as fo mktefy a fl fa iasnad /NtoOkBU. HAEALKON COUNTY—Wh.rre., Jo- VX —Pk B. Brewa. Htmlnl.tr.tor of t. Br. Kina .|inii«nt. to th. Mart la hU pottUon, dnly «u „„{ ontorro on record, that he ha. full, ndmtnii Thi, U tWrrtore to ctt. .11 p.reoa*a oonrerned dred and oredlton. to Mow cure, If in. ther eon -hj Mid .dmlatrtretor .hottld not be dleohetwed from hi. Hlnitot.treUon, end receive Utter, of dlmalretoa ■m th.eret Honda, 1. Octohre net Tht..lhd.yol . ... . *. I>. WOODB. Urdlaere. JolrnkredM Prtator*. fre go QTATEOrOBOBOIh-DAVION OOUBTT—Where- O re, Tkorere Wired, edmtoletretor of the eeteie of lllnai Clnaa, dreeeaed, repnoMte to the Oonrt la hie MUtloo, del, >M end enured oa re Head, that ha hre Cr “*'‘ wSklihle la, ihere- loti, ta eNe ah penoue concerned lo ehow oeaae. If enj UteTMa, why add edmlaUtretor .hoeldret h. dlachertedfroB hie edmlalstretloa.andre.dv.Irttan ar dl.mleeloo aa the 11 ret Meodar la I>taeaih.r lea, Thi, Angnet tha M, lMd. ‘ tngllwf reelWgl DdVTBL TOWLBB, NOTICE TO Unllraittl Coumtotora. rj.oin.ia * Owrioa. a,, k. L It. I I ktUnte, tie., BavMnhar tgth* ldfid. I O N it betera Dreteebew let, IMg, preworeh will ha received at, Ihtoetoaak. the Ondaaltoa, hrtdg IM end Mieeaty id the eeaoad <U,Won IM aWe| of Cw road, dll neoeaaan taknweUon eaa he had to snt ■ OACLDIRU, Attormey at Uw, AND U. 8. CLAW AQtNT, THE POPULAR ROTJT Atlanta, G»-, November 16th, 1864. HERE THEY ARE. milk American Meat and Vegetable Chopper, WhlU X Wire Clothe# Lina*, Flower Pot*, Blue Grass, 100,000 Strawberry Plants, on “ a wh *‘Tube w. Johnson, Dealer tn Guano, Saeda. Ac., CRAPE VINES. K ABPBERBY and BLACKBEBBT PLANTS, for MdlDYINW^,^ Samples at my offloe. oct 36 o Jy 16 PHtEMX LUiUBER YARD Opposite Georgia Railroad Depot, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. FRAMING LUMBLR, Dratted And Mttohtd Flooring And (toiling, ALL VARIETIES OF DRV LUMBER, BlxlihCleM and Ijfvthai. Lumber vntrnl to order upon abort uotlrr. OKDKB8 FILLED YOB Hash, lboora, and Blinds. A LAND8BERC St CO., nov 6-c - oot 8—dly Proprietors. SALE OF THE Confederate Slates Laboratory Bntldlng, Now temporarily occupied BY THE GEORGIA STATE FAIR. M feet), and 300 feet long by 60 aud B0 fe«t extension at each end one atory high, and each 300 by 36 feat It Is located about one mile and a half from the city of Macon, and Immediately upon the track of ths Macon A Western Railroad. This building being situated u* th* osmsr vi Uts u»t- ton-growlng region or Georgia, and ex] to *upport machinery, the sale offers _ _ menta to capitalists and manufacturer*, for whom Georgia now opan* a fins field for remunerative in- By virtue of writ* of venditioni axponaa, issued from th* United States District Court tor th* Sou then District of Georgia, I will sell the above properl gether with 14# acres of land open which It I* stt at public auction bsfors ths Court House door ta tbs CITY or MACON-, htoll th. hrefnl town of nte, on th. First Tuesday in December Neit Savannah. Ga., Ootober 13th. 1869. dbl. rxohatts GOLDEN »other, take ma aShac, atol you will mv* which they Ml too Bauam No. 1 cures Uloen, ■rated Bor* Throat and Mouth, Bore Eyes, Catena, or Skin Eruptions, Copper Colored Dlntohss, Bora ■ of foe fioalp, BoroTala, Ac.; la tha giwaiest Rmo- valor. Alterative aad Bleod Purifier known, remora Mercury or other pauses; gives immadtete relief in all oases. He dieting neoeaary. 1 have UMOeands of ear UAcstes proving tks miraculous cures rffintid by theae Remedies, price of either No. 1 or No. S $6.00 per boi- Ue. or two bottles (or $9.00. Dr. Rionau's Gold** Axtidotb, a sate, speedy, pleas ant and radical cur* for all Urinary Dsrangamot ta, ac osfopanlfd with fuUdtreotfoaa. Price $8.(W per bottla. Dr. RKhutT* OolMk Bxiub Amour, a radical care ter Nervous or General Debility, In old or young; Im parting energy with wonderful effect. Plioe $6.00 bottle, or two bottle* far $*.60 Ou receipt of price Remedies will be shipped to any place. Prompt attention paid to correspondent*.-- Non* genuine without th* name of “DR. RICMAOTI REMEDIES, D. B. RICHARD’S, sole propri- — “»-e. Addrefo D. B. RICHARDS. Irk street, New York. 9 r. ir. Ciruulara free. •tor," Mown tn glam of bottles. Address No. EES Vbrick DL POMEROY'S Jill RiSTORIR I F 0 R £ S TJ U E E N. i^srsra&r •#. It was discovered In Atlanta. II haa bean teeted in Atlanta. It* reforencee aretn Atlanta. It Ms prodaoed hair and whifoen In Atlanta over 40 year* of age •moves «*b«, senrte, i >11 in ning ma aw tobttoitrti •ly •»•?« th. tolr fro« fhlUnf owt r. whlA.re u« - - E The South and New York PHILADELPHIA, WASUIMtlW, AED OTEtt K AW T 10 II IS citib* Wostoru VIRGINIA & TENN RAILWAYS. ALL RAIL ROUTE, TIM 16 TABLE. Arrive at New York... Leave Now York Leave Alexandria Leave Lynchburg Leave Bristol Leave Knoxville AUGUST 15TH, NORTH: 4ft.| •*»!• ibtei Time Between Atlanta and lev 58 Hours 15 Hinntea yr The OTIKAT MAIL khom and Ntu> Yorfcw carried etctaitaybyAii Sleeping Conches on $11 Nlfkt Through Tick” GOOD UNTIL I'SED, AND Baggage Checked TO ALL IMPORTANT POINTS. H. XV. WRENIV, Ovoenl tbfoIpft R. B. WALKER, UaWTruipfo K. HULHKRT, 8upt. V.tiU A FOR RENT, UBASB or mJLlsm, FARU on Preohtre. Crreh, wmtotoArt- A FORTUNE FOB I WILL part with an Interest is ffifli Washing Machine, known *■ th*fob 0 : Msrhtee, patented by me, •» affori • tug Machine, patented by TERM YEARS, from llth 1 r them, hom** Mff.MM.ti* ermMAMT _ If * Invention before ths psblte. ^ Among the many washing maaktn* _ anted andpreesnted to thepfofia,**$ which operates upom seta which, while It ol waste i In the least, injurs or was ante their tebrlo. It washes by P not by rubbfog or firlctio*. white w eat fluids are oasd-aotfaiaf bs‘ * Machines of this patent m*y be * m and capacity; a»d can bs run by buft “»non oitj oo reUbmon U IR. oorelM toU **.* Addrerere* rt ItUnrt. <M. GREAT BARCA FURNITURE! FURNITURE! FU 1 red U.TwtWWreMrtU/. IMI‘“7 lb, targret red moST ...r tofbre .Ored ta Uw »»*. PARLOR, BED- AND DINING-ROOM 8 ; NET CASH PRICES. I *» d#«enaiw at NET CASH PRICES. I a Lower than Any Houm in t bred* Twytot- MIRBO I hav* always PARLOR Gall aud examine my Hock. Jh. 3d door below J. H. her the pkoe-4S WLltehaU drwi t qHARLES*OHW , #J# krama to grow luxu riantly. any man of tnaturs age. Prapared only by DR. R. a. POMEROY, Ntt. 17 dltbuta SirMt, Up Btntrs. JL, GtA. VARIETIES THEA OPEN KVKBY JYlO WM. WOOD & CNUKBTAXMt* A**