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STATE NEW*. Th* OrwaibonV Herald Mila AUenU the metropolis of tha Stott. OatamtoM received 4,04 Ultt of ooUoo Mmk.arotobU87.r40. Robert Uudncll, at* old totfstn of Foto Ctotow, died tost Tbondsy. Templeton end the Van* Bietere playod three night* M week ta Fort Cktaaa. The Trustee* of the Colombo* Public School* hero petted reeolation* of reepeet to the memory of Geo. Peabody. A lawyer down to Southern Georgia i« lec- taring on "Ataooeiling men * (too agency wKhOod’s foreknowledge. Foot pasetngtr end four bo* oar* on the Mobile and Girard railroad, filled with people to eee Stone A Murray's oirona, went into Colombo* one day la*t week. Prof. Geo. C. Looney ha* severed his con unotion With the BogansviUe High School and ha* become associated with Mr. A. I). Candler to the prioripelahip of the Oriffin Male InaU- tats. U Muscogee Bapertor Court, on Monday, B. IX McDaniel was tried on the charge of charge \ll*o, jury re- murder, for the killing of yoong Allen, in Colombo*, about a month ago. The ' tamed a verdict of not guilty. The Georgia State Dental Soelety win meet in Savannah on the 38th December. We" learn that the hotel* and railroads have put down Uie fore to half price for delegate*. There should be a full attendance. Tha Colombo* Enquirer, of Saturday, say* : In addition to the accident* heretofore report ed from these dangerous little missiles, we loam that a little brother of Sandy Alexander, the barber, came near losing n thumb by one yesterday morning. Imtor in the day Mr. Welter Norris, while picking one of these internal chines with a pocket knife, exploded it, tear ing and mangling several of his Angers. We rsp*at, our people, and especially the children had bettor beware of them. • P* G**etU of Friday says: Just before going to pram we Imve received the ■4 news that Mrs. Emma Jan* Alexander, wife of Mr. Gilford L. Alexander and daughter of CoL John A. Trenohard, late of this plaoe, died in Erie, Kansas, on the 30th nit Innds sold in Dougherty county, last Tues- at $8 SO to $26 SO per acre. Sev- day week erml large plan Hill boQght t Hon. B. H. “Mud Creek Place," 2,767 > M 810 76 per acre—half cash, balance 18 months. Northern capitalists were on hand, but bought nothing. The Dahlonega Signal says: We learn that the residence oi Rev, Sammy Smith, near the Brier Patch was consumed and totally de- sfroved by Are, on Tueaday night last All of hi* household and kitchen furniture was de stroyed. He was absent from home at the time. It is supposed by him to be the work of an incendiary. Our lady readers will do well to obtain a oopy of that new poem on “Baby," written by a young mother, toe third stanxa of which, in particular, has been generally admired. It runs thus: “ Doxery doodle-urn dinkle um dam, to its mnzzery morzery mom; Tiszery iszery boozery boo; No baby so sweet and so pittyasoo.” John B. Miller, Esq., a member of the Brunswick Bar, says the Appeal, visited the term of Court held in Camden county on the Uth day of November, and started on his way home on the 16tb of said month. After leav ing the house of Mrs. Lang in Camden county, on the afternoon of the last named day, he has not been since seen. Diligent search and enquiry ha* been made, without any traces of his whereabouts having been discovered, and the opinion prevails that there has been foul play upon his person. Some time in July last, a murder was com mitted in the adjoining county of Barke—Mr. Adkins D. Lewis being stabbed in a horrible manner by a negro m«a named Doa OuJtiy, whom he bad in his employ. On Thursday, says the Chronicle and Sentinel, the prisoner was put on trial for the offence iu the Superior Court of Burke County and found guilty of murder. His Honor Judge Gibson sentenced him to be carried to the iail of Richmond County for safe keeping, and on the fourteenth of next January to be tuken baok to Waynes boro and there hung. The Hawkinsville Dispatch says ; The fol lowing are the names and numbers of sta tions on the Macon A Brunswick Railroad.— Postmasters and othors will observe that the stations are now numbered from Brunswick, instead of from Macon. The name of Levi- soo, the second station below Cochran, ho* been changed to Eastman. Jessup is the junotion of M. A B. A. A. A G. R. R.: Brans wick; 1, Sterling; 2, Baffalo; 3, Peudarvin; 4, Jessup; 5, Surrenoy; 7, Appling; 8, Graham 94, Lumber City; 10, Townes; H, Mo Res; 12, Chauncey; 13, Eastman; 14, Dubois; 16, Ooch ran; 16, Buzzard’s Roost; 17, Bullard's; 18, Raid; 184, Macon. The Augusta Constitutionalist of Saturday says: Prof. 8. A. King, tbe distinguished mronsut, who. accompanied by Dr. Albert Hope, recently mode a most successful balloon ascension from Atlanta, arrived in Aogasto yesterday morning. He proposes, if the necessary encouragement should be ex- tended, to afford ear citizens an opportunity, at an early day of witnessing an ascensiou from this city. It will require from $300 to $600 to be raised by contribution from the citizen*, to secure this interesting spectacle for their entertainment. Prof King corues highly reoommended as a scientific aeronaut, and is the hero of one hundred and forty-one suooessful ups “in a balloon, boys." About eleven o'clock yesterday morning, says the Rome Courier of Saturday, oar city was startled by a terrible concussion that shook tho houses, rattling the doors and win dows, and sounding like heavy artillery. It was occasioned by the bursting of the boiler at tbe steam mill of Wadsworth, Williams A Co., near the Rolling Mill. At the time of the explosion Mr. 8. Tom Rhudy, the en gineer. and Frank, a son of James Duke, in direct war g out of the war, Juus 30,1969. This KUo uavu Dean it me reoaraow savor ooeorred. To (hi. immense oxpsndittuo, bonnt, Ur. Walls odd* a vorlaty of ooutingtuta, u fol- Ion i Muiii, MpitallMj .1 «d*it year. port laenaMte'&.‘dtata's>>teh<«Vi* Onaaty. cltjr ud ton at tha *or (rati- trjiniTfl’.rw'rif ----— wratira, a ■Ulmta amoral aI tea nr, n,r hr IUM Ml ireb mSuim m io'ui. iojii auM iron UU" mo. ud up ml an of (•■ u4 Ik. rMuoDoa of Ik. Uo- Vlinl. and low ■)» Ooufedenb Slalu . . mr 2,700,000,000 Ma, oddsd to tho amount before mention- ad, mokre • lo«d of Bin. thousand million dollar,, of vhich Ur. Walla oay., in bia ra- port: "Tblo, than, mo tha coat of tho da- atroetlon of ilavtry—lb. ooat of oompcomlaa— tha ooat of tha ontalthfolnaw of thoaa who founded tbta cation to tho idan by whloh tha nation Uraa.'What dow it manimraf ltiaaob- •Untialty a thouaand milltona a yoor for nina yoars; or, at tha iragaa of fin hundred dollara a year, tha labor ol two uilliona of man al lotted noatinnonaly daring tha whole of that panod. It la fire limes *a much as tha Siam property of tha ooontry was enr worth. It la a sum which, at Interest, would yield to the end of time twice aa muoh as tha annual alnaa product of tha South in its beat aetata." In ooumanting upon thasa facta, a coUra porary saya that this amount of money would build « Central Paoifio Railroad, and doable* track .eery line of railway in tha United States It is certainly true, that no other country in tho world would Imre showu such buoyancy after anoh fearful yearn of trial and diaaatar. Iu onr unparalleled prosperity, w. almost forget tha reoent tongas of tha war, and what we might hare been and wbat wa might hare accomplished, if tha rebellion had never happened. Trie News. I in I > engine room. This was literal! torn to pteoee, hardly two planks being lef together. Both of Mr. Bhody’a lege ware bro- kan below tha knees, and since we learn that one of them baa been ampntated. He was otherwise nninjnred. Frank Dnke was severe ly hart in Urn etomaoli, and now lisa in a vary critical condition. The main part of the mill ia n wrack, being completely shattered, tho walla hoist out, and the second story, with its oontanta. fall down to the first floor. A negro boy, Chorion, was the only person in the mill moo. Ha was blown ont through tha door and to tha distance of twenty feet; and, strange to aey, was not hart. Uawra. J. U. Noble and Lawia Hall were in tho basement, and not injorad at all About air feet of (be boiler was blown over Nobla'a store, striking oa tha gable and of it, and tearing down that and of the bnilding. The head of tho boiler wan thrown some 200 yard., and lit in the street near Frank Rawls' residence. Home hot brick ware thrown through the window of Ur. Oololongh'a roaidonee, breaking the win dow to pieees. bnt doing no other material damage. Little Benny Ere waa slightly hnrt, and a mala and two oran ware badly scalded. in New York to fight against the Cuban*. The N*w York hotel was sold by the Sheriff on the 16th, for $1,096,000. Louisville claims a negro ohild with ton fingers on eaoh hand. There is a talk of a union of all the rail roads between Boston and Bangor. Canadian papers report that Prince Arthur is getting fat on Montreal beef and boar. There are six daily papers in Indianapolis, Iudiana. The woman suffragist* had s fight in Wor cester, Maos., as to whether man should be called tyrants. Governor Stevenson, of Kentucky, fre quently appears in the Courts of that State as oounseior at law. The German Catholics of St Paul, Minn., are to ereot a church 90x180 feet, and costing $76,000 to $100,000. Emigrants to the number of 479, passed rough Colamb as, Ohio, last week, for the West. The raw far trad* of Michigan amounts to nearly $1,000,000 annually, tha greater po/tii of which is transacted in Detroit. Two failures in New York on tho 16th— W. T. Wiltbank, and R. Patrick A Co., the wealthiest hardware men in the city. - Votes ware coat in Boston for Anna Diok- inson and Olive Logan for aldermen. Henry Ward Beecher refuses to sit for the artist who was engaged in making a bust of him lor Plymouth Church. A party of one hundred armed man took two negroes out of the Richmond jail, hung one, and whipped tho other and sent him back to jail. Baron Geroit. Minister from tha North Ger man Union, has written a letter to Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, in behalf of Dr. Sohoeppe. Rev. Stephen H, Tyng, Jr., of New York, is reported to have stated that he would now ac cept a call to the rectorship of TrinitjrChuroh, Columbus, Ohio. A aocigtr has been orannizad in Ooafcocton. Ohio, composed entirely of youug'JadiM, the members of whioh cannot marry without unanimous consent. A little bon of Dr. J. F. Cato, of Bottsford, Go., aged nearly six years, gave a sadden scream in bed one night reoently, and has been deaf and dumb ovor since. Life insurance is favorably looked upon in St. Loais. Over fifty persons in that oity have policies on their lives for $50,000, over twelve $1,00,000, and two or more for $300,- 000. The will of Mrs. Rebecca Gumber, wbioh was admitted to probate in Philadelphia, be queaths $21,000 to churches and benevolent societies. Petitions are circulating in Iudiana for sig natures, praying Congress to refuse to admit any of the Southern State* or Western Terri tories, uuless its constitution prohibits the sale of intoxicating drinks. A drunken man was arrested in Cincinnati with $60 in counterfeit money, and a letter from a New York counterfeiting firm, stating rates for currency that even the government officials could not detect from the genome. An English laborer’s wife recently pre sented her husband with five children at t birth, all of whom were alive at last accounts. The poor woman hoe twenty-two children, in cluding two sets of triplet*. The Qaeen baa sent her thirty-five dollars. An Ohio journal tells a story of a widow- spiritualist—who was recently married by a medium to a gentleman whom she had not seen tor two years, he being dead, and who, after the ceremony, went home and sat down to a marriage feast The President, on tbe 15tb, nominated E. H Hoar, of Massachusetts, to be Associate Justice of the Supromo Court of tbe United Stiles; L. D. Latimer, United States Attorn*; for the District of California; James W. Purvi a nee, Attorney for the Western District of Tennessee; David W. Houston, Marshal for Kansas; Edgar W. Hillyer, Judge of the United States District Coart of Nevada; Jasoa M. Johnson, Collector of Internal Revenue for the Ninth Distriot, N. Y.; Richard Beardsley, Ind., Consol at Jerusalem; Henry C. Rogers, Pension Agent at St. Paul, Minn.; Richard F. Way, Receiver of Public moneys for Helena District, Montana. A ridiculous Washington disj at ate* that Associate Justice ~ tates to tender his res; at tho whose social standing during be interfered with. The Judge ia so feeble that it i* impossible for him to move witboot assistance, and his mind is very muoh impair ed Ho has been importuned time and again to retire, and has again and again consented to do so, but his family have prevented U. Tha other members of the ooart, conscious of his failing, formed a committee to wait upon the Judge and in the kindest manner call his attention to his position. It was then thought that be would at once rstjre. Recently, when the subject was referred to again, he author ized Justice Field to draw up nia resignation, ” ltt| to sign It. Borne thief was silly enough to burglarize to* Rochester Union office. AD he got waa a few paoniaa. A man named Rothohild recently cut the ^ Kenben Hnfi Malmogblin hu bren found gnilty of oMnBIWty in tba Brooka urination at Pbiln- . 9*2** S' of Florida. Ind., nioi- dbripntioa^ * ^ *'" ,inoro Th * r * ,o! ' «f A •onflnnd in th* Ourollton (Kj.) H- taonknd down Uk Jri*«. looknd him In U* aril, ud with twrire othw prtaon.re, Hn vu rremnUd, hownrer. A mu numodTnvlor, ol.rh of th. Bueroft Horn In Mayuvill., Ohio, vu «bot ud kllUd by n rinogor In n qnurrel .boot card, la a gambling honre in that plare. fatal Shvrdon wnlkad into Ht. Muy’a Chareh at Tunton. Mum., ud b.g.n light, lag tho audio* at tha altar. Tha uxlon ra ■mMtantad, whan Bhavdon tairnod npon him •rnd gnvo tarn » rerer. booling. ssnxsz. docf» reoommaadntion. ad morning abont inert..; Hr. Are, Oil honre and Inquired for tha Dutor, lh» oalrep in tMd. Mr. Brown, n b» law, uwakanad th. Dootor, haying “Mr. Ii her., and wfehw to rea yon ' r ^~' ~ oaaa to hi, ehunhar door in Hi oad or food _ _ re*tog *»»w are yon, oM fallowr Ayrere- P do 1,01 that I rea taka yont hud, or aomathiug to that rifoat, and imm«- dlataly oomnunoad firing. OUrer retrretad Into hi. ohambar, where hi. wifo vu In bad, pamad by Ayw, who (wntianad firing anUl hi. viotlm wu rioiu. Fonr ahota ware fired, ona taking aOret in tha brreot, another onr- ina an artary abovo tha hurt, and t third lodgad In tha throat. mm. aun'a actnwuR. Tha .titMnOnt of Mr. Ayre it to th. rifaot that lut M.y, Dr. Olirar ud hia will to Ay.r'i honre in ' ' ■* treated with the u! ed for eev.ral nionll treatad a daughter of Ayw for oonaamptiou, and .veiled blme.ll of the foriliUre thru of. lorded to redao. her. Th. rota of hta dnoah- t<* oam. to Mr. Ayer*, knowledge only a few d*yi u°, ud ha immadiately det.rminod npuo vwguooa. Ooming toMBMMBIH l*»‘ night, he remrined at tha Cutnl Hotel until thie morning, whu he went to Dr. Oi •re . . jpi invited into the honre end met Oliver ei hla chamber door, who extended hie hud. Ayw fold : “I eenuot take yoar hand; I mast hare yonr blood for the tnjariee yon have done me,” drawing at tha wine rime a revolver ud commencing la Ore. XMivw retreated into the chamber of hie wife end got under the bed, and Ayer .looping down Hired twice upon him in that paritlon.—XyrwAbur^ Xrire. n Loudoun, where they wwa utmoel kindoere, ud board. mlhA While there Oliver . T i fie, -Driek with good demand tot Wa make many ohaagea lu almost 3 _ I . tittle demand far and oar Broken are baying none Bat lUUa change from oar Hetor. Wa quote: nmrfoa. tfoUfo 1 M 1 M 1 U 1 10 BY TELEGRAPH ASSOCIATED DM < dista tombs. SUNDAYS DISPATCHES. Washington, Dsoeubsr 19.—The Treasury holds one hundred and eight millions in gold, noludiug thirty-eight millions gold oertifi- Boutwell directs toe omission of Tuesday and Friday for toe sale of gold this week* This order does not affect the sale of gold on Thursday nor the purchase of bonds as ad vertised. He also orders th* payment of toe January interest on and after Friday, ,withooi rebate. MONDAYS NOONDISPATOHES. W ashing ton, Dec. 20.—The Senate Is die* oussing custom bouses. House.- -At tbe regular call of the States on e Georgia bill on tbe Speaker’s table, temnt was made to peas it without reference to toe Oommktee on Reoonot, notion. The Committee heard Bullock and Tift on Georgia. Tbe discussion was mostly personal and some what bitter. Elections nothing. Saw Fzancisoo, December 20.—Three hun dred Chinese, under a contract for three years, will reaoh New Orleans abont the 10th. Nsw You*. December 20.— Eighteen gun boats have departed. Philadelphia, December 20.—The ram ...umph, formerly Atlanta, has gone i it is rumored in the Cuban interest, and af ter the Spanish gunboats which left Satur day. NIGHT DISPATCHES. Dec. 20.—Revenue to-day, delegation, eioept 8 weotativa Hawkins, i Washington, $640,000. Tbe Tennea Fowler and R r _ „ . iged in preparing a protect against toe le- ility of the Tennetsi-e election, and praying imgrees to sat it aside. A private dispatch from Faria says the exp* tristion of the Jews from Russia has com tnenced. The President nominated Stanton, vice Grier ; Welles R. Bice, Surveyor of Customs at Selma, Ala. The Spanish correspondence is published, and is very voluminous, but no new facts. The Supreme Court decides, Chase, Field and Miller dissenting, that when a State Legislature grants a franchise to a (inn. tatvl a™ Anturidm-aiinn of the i auaq ahuuibm m amice umtr Still nesi- to loader hi. reai^nation to the Prerideat, •elicitation, it ii raid, oi hie family, i racial standing daring the winter woald which woe done, bnt he failed to riga I The Wait. In California, when e man qaietly retiree from e riotoue crowd they rail it a Pecifla elope. A blown-down barn in Oakland, Oel waa mentioned by Ibe local journal re tbe oUv noticeable movement in real aetata daring the An Iowa editor ie eo belligerent in hie riyle elwey^engegre a lawyer lo defend him before inrerting an editorial A naw trial baa boon daaiad In tha Harry murder cere at Chicago, end the sentence of fire yearn Imptnonmeot affirmw) A jaatireof t|>e pwreont Ware rent an arm* ere man to tail frit picking poekete. Th. jailer rent him book with an ebjargatory meeeeg. to the jaatloe. An Iowa town hu a party of practical joker, who .tori bell, and inch heavy article, and refare to reveal the whereabout, ol the anUl tha owner* dome down with an General Ord report, to General Sherman, through General Tboaua, commanding the e ®*M region, that wanton uiurdars aud robberire of harmleu Indtane by the while. v“7 Itaqnrel ia the Indian eonntrjr, and uggrei. thateaehaoMooaarea frottfnl canoe nod etrioter leglelatlon. esEBisL&x General Thowiaa, Oonoralbare. -F*rik^ril endorre Ut. exempts the corporation's property from taxation, for a contract is created corporation and State whioh no sabeequent Legislature or change of State Constitution can impair. It is stated that General Oanby has written a letter adverse to Virginia’s admission with oat stringent restrictions. Sbmatb—A bill was reported exempting canned fish from duties. Trumbull, from the Judiciary Committee, reported a joint resolution declaring Virginia entitled to representation in Congress. A bill was introdaced for the adjustment of the French spoliation claims. The Senate want Into Executive session and Stanton was confirmed by a vote of 46 to 11. Housa—The bill distributing the numbe and rank of government employees among the sereral States and Territories wa* paerad. The Georgia bill was taken up. The vote will be taken at 8 o’olook to-morrow. ^■■■1 Several amendments were proposed, all of which Butter, who ohampioned the bill, op posed on toe ground that white the bill Was not in all respect! “ ‘ would cause delay. Bingham will oppose the bill. There will be a night session for debate onto. Butler stated that tha oommittee postponed the Virginia bill because it had not yet suffi cient evidence. Farnsworth moved to suspend the rules and pass a resolution that Virginia ia entitled to representation, but the Hodfce refused to pend the rules by a vote of 63 to 106. The speaker decides that to* Georgia bill la open to amendments, and that a motion to postpone will bs entertained. Beok’s amendments require that tbe day for toe reassembling of tha Legislator* be not less than thirty nor more than sixty days after the Governor's proclamation ordering an eleotion to fill vacancies, and inserting tho word “ voluntary” in lieu of “ direct’’ pays! cal force, in the oath, declaring that the person taking it had not engaged in tha rebellion. Whittemore introduced a bill oalling the Virginia Legislature. It imposes the test oath, aud giving the seats to those having the next highest vote where s majority of the oandl dates are ineligible. The Executive session of fonr hours was mainly occupied in the discussion of toe President's refusal to send documents called r by th* Judiolary Committee. It is stated on good authority that the Ala bama Claims nagotlatiooa will be re-opened in Washington. Albany. December 20. —Shepard A Co, flour merchants, foiled for $100,000. Richmond, Dec. 20.—Gan. Oanby has or dered that one per oout. of the interest due January 1st, 1869, on tbe State coupon bonds, and on* per oent on registered bonds, shall ship Severn, Rear Admiral Poor, of the No; PacificT - • * terday, Pacific Squadron, arrived off Tybee Bay yes- , with toe o“ * ‘ “ r of tha Ou pan nrivateer steamer Lillian, who were oap- tured by •' * * ‘ *' *" “ * the Spanish authorities with that steamer, sad released. They were brought from Nassau, N. P., by the United States steamer PowhatUn to Kev West, and trans ferred to the Severn, by whioh steamer they were brought to tote point. Tbe steam tug Christiana brought them to this eity ysstovday Thu morning tha oity uDuuoft hold appropriated Jaaaad Cuban* M«M of there an fr6re tbe Nonhein Staten. John UiumIL ex Sreretarv of State of Ohio, vu .track with paielynta TnretJ»j evening, end ta dengerenri/ ill. A ran of Oliver Wendell Holme, ta Oterk of the Senate Commute, on Foreign llatatlona,. and a loo private Secretary of Senator Stun ner. Morgan Smith, a colored Tragedian, who emulate, the fame of Ira AMridga, 1a playing at Aberdeen, Sootiand. Xogenit kept a diary wkile on bar traveln, and Zarope ta io be delighted with ite timely pnblloellon. ■t. _ _ ^ . Kan ran, awtf tndtgnenUy sen elected Sheriff in Taxae. Commander Henry Urban kre been ordered to ordnenoe duty ei the New York Navy Yard, on the lot of January. Mia BIckweH taid in DWreit, the other day, that than are 15,000,000 woman In who wanted their right*, end were have there, with the Md of their 15^ tongnea. npon the | Topeka. be nee b . jJ’<m»iw^i«iiii’per'wmt. riraoentt at par. Cotton.—Receipt, to-day ware light ei ta Biaal on Monday-.—abont 00 balea. Market opened nominal fit 924, and oloaad qniet at 9x| to 914; Low middling 91, Good Ordinary Applet.-Wa quote at $« to *7 per barrel. Sold Dtut Baying at 91 10 per dwt The prleee vary aooordlng to tha mlnae ftom whioh It ta taken. YiltaHloa ta worth «1 18 per dwt, and Lampkin county mine, vary from II 00 to 110 par dwt Batter-Market dull in Goahon and Wee- tern Beetrve. Trimeeeee end Virginia quoted at 25 to S5o per Ol. Tbe qariity veriee greatly. Good ooontry batter ralle readily at 83 to lOo. Voi “ ot maob doing in bacon. We n i o. .idea nt 914o; o. r. eldea end ehonl- 17. Bnlk Moot.—Tbe market ta well .applied with balk meats, a ride, ere quoted at 184, o. r. .idea 18 and ehoalden at 144 to lfio, for meat 60 day. in xalt. Moat. 25 lo 80 daye in •alt, for ehoalden 14o; o. r. aide. 174e; •idee 18o. Bogging-Very aoeroe. —Quoted et 264 to Bole Hope—Quoted at 74 to »o.. Corn—Scarce. Demand good. Prieee ad- vanned riightly. We quote prime white new at 185; no rid ta market. ted at 21 to 94a Coffee-Demand good. Wo quote Java to S74o; Bio 20 to rate, aooordlng to quality, fatten Yarns-Demand lair at 82 00. Dried Fruit—Feaohee, rough 54 to 6c. Pealed 12 to 16a Bggx—Scarce and high. We quote 50cper dox. Fleur—Tho Stock of flour ta very fine and vmbreoee a greet variety of grade, end price. Demand flux. We quote caper $6 00 to 6 50 per bbl. Extra 87 00. Family $7 26 Ip S 00. end Fancy 88 00 to 910 00. Hegu—Tbe market for hog? has fairly open, ed, and the peaking buxiacni commenced. We quote et 11 groee 114 neb HAJ—^ fair demand and good snpply. It In quoted at 835 00 lo 38 00 per tec for Tim- othy. Jtoluue «nd Syrup*—Stocks equal to the demand. Qualities very vorloax. We quote Re figuree ranging from 60 toDOo, though rame are held os high ox 81 16 per gallon. Oat*—A good demand for oate exiita.— Supply light They are quoted al 80 to 85a Unleas—Union, readily bring from 84 60 to 6 06 per bbl. Offkl—Bran ie worth 81 60; ship staff 81 75 to 2 00. It ta in good demand. Potato** -Good Iriah potatoes ore in de mand at $3 00 to 3 50. Bye—Bat little demand. Stock moderate. Q no tad at 81 40 to 4 60. Sugar—Bring, from 13 to 19o according to qaality. We quote refined A18 to 184; do. B 174 to 18; do. 0 164 to 17; yellow 16 to 164. Whent— We find a wide range in wheat. We qnoto it at 81 40 to 1 70 for prime red to prime white. Stock light Smell i’ * Prime white eella readily at 81 60. Tobaotw—Dneound pounds Common sound pound. 60 to 66c Medium pountta 70 to 76c Fine pound. 80 to 81 Extra fine pound. 81 25 Llqnor.—Market active. Dealers are sell ing largely and prleee keep ap well. Brandy, Ft 87 00 to 12 00 American *. 1 60 to 2 00 Peach 3 00 to 4 00 >le 3 00 to 4 00 , Holland /. 4 00 to 8 00 American (. 1 50 to 2 00 Buna, Jamafoa. .. ,1. - . .. 4 00 to 8 00 American 1 50 to 9 00 Whisky—Corn—Ooontry 1 60 to 2 00 Rectmed, do * 1 15 to 1 40 Rye, do 1 25 to 6 00 Robertson, do 1 60 to ‘if 0 Bourbon, do 1 25 to 5 00 Wine-Msderie 2 76 to 4 60 Sherry 2 60 to 6 00 Port 9 BO to # 00 N. E. Knm 1 75 to 2 26 Telegraphic Market Report». Nxw Yoiut, Dea 20.—Cotton dull and de clining; ante. 1800 bale, at 25|. Flonr rather mure active, bat prices anohanged. Wheat a oent better, with moderate demand; red West ern, 81 32 to 1 36. Corn heavy; mixed West- ern, 8112! to 1 15|. Beef qniet, bnt steady. Mass pork. 831 75 to 32 26. Lard anohanged. Whisky firmer, at 81. Groceries dull. Mousy eeey at 6 to 7. Sterling weak at 6| to 84. Geld broke down daring the afternoon, dosing dull at 204 to 20|. Governments dosed, 62s, 134 ; Southerns irregular; Geor glas, 81. Stocks closed feverish. Nxw Onutoxs, Deoomber 20 Cotton dull and sailer at 24 to 24|c; solas 3,800 bales; reoeipte 13,801 bales; export, to Liverpool 8.510 bales; to Havre 3,675 bales; to Hamburg 724 bales; to Boston 1,600 bates. Flour firm at 84 70 to fi 70. Com 81 16 to 1 17. Oete 64 to 65c. Bran 81 15. Hey dall end lower at 826 to 27. Park 832 50. Bacon dull and lowex at 16 to 21& Homs 25a Lard firm; tteroe 194 to 19|e;no kegs hare. Sager dull; ’ ee 12 to 12|c. Molasses, prime 67 to 69c laky doll at $1 06 to 1 08. Coffee steady Our 19!to * - Freights Sterling 31. New York Sight 134e; prime 17j to 174a daU. Gold 120]. 4 discount BahTiuosn, December 20.—Cotton nomi nalist 25 to 254a Floor firmer; Howard street superfine 84 75 to 5. Wheat firm.— Corn active; white 85 to 88c; yellow 90 to 92c. Oats dull 55 to 66a Provisions—smell bosi- Pork 832 to 33. Shoulders 16|a- Lord 19a Whisky 97 to 99c. Cnrcranixi, Deoember 20.—Whiskey lower; quoted st 96 to 96o. Coro quiet end unchang ed. Bacon dull; ehoalden 144o; sides 174 to 18a 17| to JRIa Meetua, December 20.—Cotton in moder ate demand, end closed qniet end weak; rale. 1,100 bales; middling 23|o; receipts 3,909.— Exports 334. Auansra, December 90.—OoUoo active with light offerings, bnt closed quiet end easier 234 to 33|o; setae 1,105; iweeipte 1.175. Ounatu, December Wh—Cotton doll end easier; eelas 600 boles; middlings 24| to 244e; receipts 645 balsa; exports lo flrei Britain 1,767 bales. Stvamraw, Deoember 20. —Cotton—receip jre writ tee mtnetas'write the Portotaes falter to aonwr Thorn peoa I £ COTTON LANDS FO* IALR. BOUT MS. am te saperior Oetaca tael foe in Qfeloot *oi on Ik* Mississippi river, far peitleulsr*. sMrew CeoSbat I. T. DOWDAUv M. Louie, Mo. O. tv. ADALM, Auctioneer. tee laelwooct wrattwr, will be rwedveritaeC and sold •a see. te tha weather Is fovorable. 4eo31.lt U. W. AOA1B. ATBICHABDS’ BOOKSTORE: G OT BOOM, tnm fate glleeeh. *od payor hooka, irltt many othar protty thing* tor OhrifltsM*. OaeuseJM*. deo H-*t [great bargains FURUITUREP - FURNITURE! FURRITURE! {PARLOR, BED-ROOM, AMD DINING-ROOM SETS. Lower than Any Home in the South. • |I hare alwar* oa h»d a vray One serartmeet ot PARLOR MIRRORSl A KEYS LOST. BUNCH of retell kfa, imon* Vaam s Taka Key.- e trill coo ft a great fovor by THIS OFFIOK. oae flndlo* tht e leaving them *4 doen-tf AUCTION SALE or Damaged Subsistence Stores of J. H. Barrett, PaachteM ataat, AW * ' - “ DAMAGED SUBSISTENCE STORES, I. H. BABBITT, Aaclioneer. drell-l* Uhtd Btatbs iNTzamal Bitmoi, OolU«*or'» Otto*. 4to Dial of 4HL, Atlanta, Oa., Drernnb«r fl*. IMS. XT OTIOI 1* hereby pi van that th* following seizure 1.1 vu made by m* oa tha ITth instant, in th* city of Atlanta: One Ox, One Ox Wagon, Twenty-Three Qallons Whisky. Haired, in th* hand* of Ltndtey, of Oh«ro- kre oounty, for a violation of Motion 4f, aot preaed by Congrere July lfth, 1*0*. e wUl b* oold for l quired by law; oUrenriaa, th* • of the United State*. JAMK0 ATKIMtt, WHAT H0U8EKEEPER8 8AY ABOUT OUB NEW “Their velne cannot be wUmated.” *‘Each succeeding year adds to their pop ularity.” “No economical Housekeeper con afford to be without them.” “They onght to be in every house in thix country.” “They can be cheerfully and conscienti ously recommended hr every person who ever need them.” “Thoroughly reliable la oil situations, ■ever falling to operate nnd give perfeet satisfaction.” 18,847 80X03 IN 1808. 14,057 sold in 9 months of 1869, FILLEY’S GENUINE CHARTER OAK STOVES Are manufretured only by th* Eioelfiior Manufacturing Company, „ BT. XaOrrXMB. CHARLES BOHNEFELD. . New Discovery !; Phaloi VITA^IAj" ion for the Hair. Salvi DIMENT11 iE LIGHT 111 For Restoring to Gra Original Colorl Phalon’s “V it Ai^Kiiffers ut terly from all tJjMTiatr coloring preparationj^ieretofore used. It is lbfffnd, sweet smelling, precuntates no muddy or slimy matter,requires noshaking,im- parw no stain to the skin. Hold it tothe light and it is clear and cloutless. It leaves no mark on the scN®; yet it reproduces in gray haihlljenaturalcolor that time or sicPhwajLmay have bleached out of il HTPhalon’s Vitalii is for one sole purpose Jftat of reproducing,with ab^fbte cer tainty, the natura^flor of the hair. It is no^ntended as a daily dressinf^nor for removing scurf or jttndruff; nor for cu- ness; nor for stimula- : growth of the hair.— — tFISfER AR^AJiGEMENT. WESTERN & ATLANTIC R A I L W AY. ' objects may be accom- 1 after the color has been iththe Vitalia,by Pha- Vernical Hair Invigo- Application for Exemption. G eorgia, karalson oothtty j n «. s. Mceiunx hre Applied for exemption of p*r*on*lty at * and valuation of homretred, and I wi -— at 10 o’clock, a. m., on th« 28th day of D. WOODS/ Ordinary. D*oamb*r, 1069, at ay office. d*o ai-wlw Application for Exemption. /3.E0B0IA, row IT hat applied 1 ratttnx rain and Juno,/. 187 Dranakw, 1 dre 31-wXw ApplicaUen for Exemption. G xorqla. towns oooan.-D.Tta Tboaua bw rapuad for exemption ot mnonalt,, and ratting apart and valnoUon ol bomwtud, aud t will rnra upon tba rama at 1 o’olook, r. x.,on tba id of JaaaaiT, taro, at uty offoa, te atawura.. Tbi. 1Mb Dep.m6or, 1800. JAMgH WHITX, dra 11-wlw Ordinary. 5,278 balap; export* 1,345 bairn; ralaa, balaa; middling. 24o and in good dem.nd. Bt Lodii, Decamber 20.—Oorn doll; oht o fancy white cl 96 to 98a. Wblaky ’otk heavy at 830 50. Bacon qniet; lata 154 to 154o. Lard qniet. Lrvaepoor, Deoember 20.—Cotton planda 11| lo ll|d; (Meant llj to 12. 2,000 balaa; exporta nnd apaonlation ifoa. Louiovxllx, Deoember 20 —Mem pork 831 50; ihoaldara 164c; olaar aidaa 164c. Lard 184a. Wblaky 96c. foabrlll. Hag Trade. The Loatavilta Coorierdooraal, of the 16th, •ayi: " NotwithaUndiug tha inelamensy ‘of tha weather to-day, pork-packing operationa wan qatta brtak, and four of tkahonaaa were engaged. Tha day'a bwtenna foote np 4,400 hood, and 9,000 hood ora reported loft own In porn. Tha total killing np to thta evening omoanta to 153,524 head. BacalpU to day by tint aad nil amoanl lo about 2.500 hood, and prioaa ruled fittrar, aad good to extra choice gredte command 810 to 810 85 groat, and I0t»68 76 for madiata gradaa, oath. Boat tranaaotiona are nude on tim. on term, that an not given. Tba ahotbarop thrarv ia now wait aataWtahad In the mtada at paokera. i it tt highly prababi. that prioaa will go a ' r above praaant qaotatione. If mot ran be had, it ta believed tha i bwalnam will aqaal that oMSfiB-6.’, The Bad Hirer rebate hare pieced Governor McTavitk aadar aloaa gourd oa ooooant ot recant praelaroaltoa advtatag tkam lo lay down their anna and rabmlt Ont of M«- Doagal'a paity, (taptain Camp bail, attempted to oater Fort Garry, hot he waa fortwd back Mid lorbfadtet to re-enter the liam of tha In- i of tha Company. Application for Exemption. /> xosau. TOWNS COUNT?,—Gra. W. Broobahlar vl ha* applied for *zemptton of personalty, and aattiog apart ajkt} vatretion of Hom«at*ad. and 1 wiU pre* upon thareare at l o’olook ». m., on th* Id day •* njy offioo, in Hiawatare. Thl* 18th Dre*nb*r, ism. JAMBS WHIT*, d*o 21-wflw Ordinary. Application for* Exemption. /-V OOBGU. TOWNS OOONTT—JraraiWb Xerk boa U foVbwi for exemption oi praoatet, raid Mtateg .pert rad nluteton of homratwd. end 1 WiU pua npon ri. rarae et lo'fodi ■„ on lb. id day or January. 1870, at my odtan in Iftawara.e. Tbia —" “ 18. jaw d*o CHANCED SIDES, N£ by ra dotrg, I bar. cbuinnl a rain froom In Tbroabar • n.w bnIMieg, oonvenirait and aurao- , on th. ptaH.nta.1 od. of Whiubtel .trrat, at No. .xfo-ra formerloeetlon, which TO BENEFIT JUporttra ilwilamyralf. It ta nwdlra. to ttel von •BHgisjjXjEs. m&snsi THE PEOPLE nng ting The; plisht fixed Ion’s rator. The ViTXStfrit a harmless and unequaled prepluationfor the reproduction of lie origi nal hue of gray hair, Aid noth ing else. This is accomplished in from two to ten applications, according to thed^th of shade required. StjUroyall druggists deolP-dly BAINBRIDCE, CUTHBERT COLUMBUS RAILROAD CO, clearing, and croretia* for th* rectiona of E hblag, road. performance of at thit office on and after lat January, 1*70. Tba right 1* rreervad to rejret all bid* If non* are — JOHN Q. OLARKE, IF YOU DOUBT IT, COME AND feiEE. 1 -?** * nd **®®*rio*. to® largest WATCHES AND IJEWELRY, 8d Silver-Plated War*, Clocks, At., NB UBrouslit to Jk-UMitA, And hevtnf porehrate DIREOT them Wanntutnrer. NET CASH PRICES, W« are kbte, wtlllag crag Oetertralraad The Old Reliable Passenger Bouts TOOLI Northern, lactam aafl Wooten Cities, oxataiaa oxuTBotmnoa xxnu THE ONLY ROUTE km ATLANTA . RUNNING a B DOUBLE DAILY THB0U6H THAIS, rrraranag. voratMllty of twraty-fonr (M) boar.- <U- tay, lartd.nl 10 line, havtef bnt oe. dotty TUX UNITED naTXS nan. Between Atlanta and New York I* oerrled exMettvely by thl* line. Through PaiMager TraUu Leave Atlanta 8.15 A. M.—5.50 P. M Moklog alow ooanectlon. at Tlngrann for Borne, Selma, Meridian, and New Orleana At Chattanooga, with th* Bret Tonne**** k Ceoryia Railroad for all point* North & East by Lynchburg. Th* Mecnphia A Charlretoo. for Canton, Memphis A Mew Orleans, AND POINTS WBBT.f Th* Nash fill* k Chattanooga, for itaehrlUe and all Folate North, East and Weet via Lonlerllle. RAS8KNOER8 HaTX CIIOIOX OF TWENTY-SIX DIFFEKENT BOUTE8 new ATLANTA TO NEW YORK. Pullman’’* Traveling Palace• ON OU. NIGHT TROINB. The Best Eating Honees in the Cotmtry. No Midnight Changes. Finely Finished Oars Well Heated aud Ventilated. QUICK TIME AND SURE CONNECTIONS. Tickets for sale at all Ticket Offlces for all points reached by this line. FARE SAME as byfOTHER ROUTES. Baggage Checked Through. PRYOR STR] the woofs roBONE WEEKo , L5F*w*4;' NEWCOMB’S M08T1.PV sssaWaaSsSte ■SateSw •• s — dns**^* w. W. NEW! atecraton 8L trilray LEO CATHOLICITY A® _ AX' THE CITY TVftl; Hau, roller SKATSfl" j u^d^3;s , ° 00 '« rar JfSSSi JJ-^JfatekWHxbiXrara.^ Paokagre of 12 Ttckefo BfoNl* Hotel* re Half Ticket* Urea/Skate* Wteotafor rau.tPhimp. a^^jg FLOUR PROPOSAlT EW W* do not adrerttM our Conductor*. Their de portment and attention do that B. W. WRE**. General Ticket Agent. K. B. WALKKH, Mreter Traneportattoo. E. HVLBBRT, Bupt. W.1LB.& OvnoB Onar Comaauir or * o’ m Sc..* _ Attanfo, Oa, irakunl S EALED PBOROsaiS wit! ta raralm n... ^ until IS o’clock M, Hond.,lI,™“Si 1 tovtareirainx th. Bnbdrarara’tkJSStRib 40,000 PouikI EXTRA OR FAMILY (whioh to b* stated in the propoealal to btrefai. good, sound, new, fall whiat^’ Bidders will state whether it la prcpcaad t, a the flonr In sacks or barrel*. ■ « The flour to he deUvered at foe rvre.^ra m House at McPherson Barracks. Atkata, Qa. •» 2£*h day of January. ua, «« SamSLsoffloar in paper or ttn bous, afo « mark ed onuTbo*’ ^ ^ • Theoonteat*. name of contractor, ttre « and date of purchase most b« markadimBt ag* of flour when delivered. PropoeaU to be in dupi __ poeals for Flour,” and addressed to the i d upon act pi* I * Brig. Ore. aad 0 Dspartemtal WM. WOOF REYNOLDS’ TURBINE WATER WHEELS. streams, and where beck-water usually stops other wheels, these etannch Turbines continue to per form their labors —”***- **— * ----- or dTonthe. In most looatlone with little interruption from floods flume is required—thus saving UNDEBTAKKBS INI VPM un, Bolting Cloths, Cotton end woolen Mi expense. MID Shafting, Gearing, - leths, Machinery for dri a Mills, all of flrst-olaas, t reasonable prioee. 1 1 pamphlet rent team on appUoation. Address, GEORGE TALLCOT. dec lMm p. O. Box 1183, 26 Liberty si., H. T. INCORPORATED I860. tend to Funeral/! at any mw, wi dare Hearse forntahed or for hire, be f urnUlied. *11 kinds of U| Furniture repaired, ram Ulied, ‘ w building on Broad [Jpholtfor v LANDHBERG1 To sell re ow Many* either la town, oity or rDiaga, t person as* peremu in any plaoe. North, Sooth, Host or Welt. W. h... btetar rramura for m. ynrebra. qqd rata ol rotate tearara te vxmn w*.Toana ' Boom SMUi bra m ran ml wt wo ‘tetaite. thab.MAt ot tbV adraatre. TWENTY-ONE YEARS la tha Jretry Buriora ta attaato, ud ta tbora wh bare mM vita tba Old EsUbliihmant of Sr Lawahe, sns Bars brtkn tBuxuxntn THAN AST HOUSE Ot ATLANTA bps i'.‘ ■ Repairing Watohaa and Jewelry. foAWSSUi * NSIBBS. “^JritaretVtaOteatartttm. Tbta Mb day, CAPITAL $350,000. J. F. BOZEMAN, President. D. F. WILL00X, Secretary. CONTINUES to fnrntah perfect scoarlty against loss ar damage by ffre on all kinds of lasorable property at adequate ratea. | Agents can be found al ovary proainant point IN THE 80UTHERN 8TATE8, to whom applications for insnranoa may ba made. JOHN C. WHITNER, AGENT, BANK BLOCK, Wo, 8 Alataama Street, dratoAiBF^ JI?irI '- A ’ <>:A - LUMBER YARi (Oppo.lt. Oa, E. B. Drpot, idrata fl Hash, Doors, and Bll LUMBER SAWED TO DRE8SED and FRAKW1 0att%o A.STHAL" TTlfLEU many oth U FEC1LY PORE, « or mixtures of any kind, while burning, give#** “ bo ussd withths asais * 'SIS e has any aochleai oca filled with it, If upas* red k TO FBEVMfT - ADDLTIBA rotate rely ta traoraraterj -n-* * r— —f- prtetor*. P. O. Box *.080. ... Bred foe circulars, wMh SC*! M. E. KENNY’S New A.le Defpot, JTO. 14 PRTOM STREET. £,* AppUcatioafsr Lww | G ao tuna. ten. ra.r .xpbanoe «• SSara • .r Sib. MSS- Tsoaxws j^a««v ta nan aamrr iwth. (Mranud OLD WICKL1FFK. K SCNNT taraaotlbr XjlU’ra Ohloago Alo. K BNBT Urare!for OT .TI TOM K""" T K BMb V-S BITTBIU orauol b. raotete M • foota TKT THV.B. GO AND HUE KKNNT, AT 8lt NVW 0T4ND, ON cessed. Vaotmharmk, Admlnlslretor tHth th* nAUBHt, ORWOW J MPOtwaW HARDWARE AND ' IRON AND I dxoubis ta "'"''■■■‘"SiSfi T. BANKS, ■o. 00 wait.hall ■ trrat. Ofatyreoa =ss, oxwxreox Liverpool and London and Globe Fire naSra* ntejaB-jy*j£“ Insuranoe Company. (MM araeu ta otta, tra New tub.. milsKKt'WB - paid.