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GLktUn fJwmtmrr, 6 V LOCHRANE, DOWSING «t CO, J. H. STEELE, ) VSING. i Ebitom J. TV. DOWS ATLANTA, GEO., “"MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 14,1857. TERMS OF THE EXAMINER. DatKvpm annum in gdvance, - - *‘O0 iYcekly, " “ - - W CAMPilfiT PAPER. Daily Examiner, - #1 50 Weekly. 50 Advance payments are required for **!>- veriptione. Direer loners to Editor* Atlanta Examiner Dfmofratit N'omiunllon-. POK tiOVERNOK. JOSEPH E. BROIH OF CHEROKEE f ' FOR CONGRESS, First District—JAS. L. SKW ARl). Second, Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth M.J. CRAWFORD. 1). J. BAILEY. L. J. GARTRELL. A. R. WRIGHT. JAS. JACKSON LIN. STEPHENS. A. H. STEPHENS. STATE LEGISLATE K E. For Senator. JARED I. WHITAKER. For Hepresentatire JOHN G- WESTMORELAND. See Third page for Late News. The First District. The Savannah Georgian lays that • reports from all quarter* of the district iodidicate the sjicfiSS of the democracy aad Col. Seward a- neyond a diwbt." We are glad of this. It accorda with information receive! by us re cently from other portion! of the district which wc doubt not will turn out true to the letter. Mt. Bartow has laid the • flittering unction to Lis am I “fiat he could slip in by Th* t«|«r Tmfe • The Sugar trade, »• ate glad (a ««*, com- feaada mow than thi ordinary node* of tba prase. The extravagant aie of the article, baa, to a cooiiderable extant, been checked by the extravagant ptico that it ha* botae for many month* paat, aad thia, of itaalf, if persisted in by consumers, must reduce greatly its price. But there ia soother rea son why a great reduction in price may he anticipated ai an early day. Speculators have been caught with large supplies unhand and have been driven from the market. Aa evidence of this, we append the following <Vom the Boston Traveller : The decline from the highest point is now over 3 cents a pound, and there, is a strong probability that the bottom is not yet half reached. When tliejdecline had reached only one-half the present amount, a tew weeks since, the New York Independent estimated that on the stock of 85,000 tons of sugar, and 4,000,000 gallons of molasses, held in that port alone, the loss was then (Vtllr $3,- 300,000. Of course it must be double that now, and if this loss is made on that stored in New York alone, what must it be on the va-t quantity afloat, in store in Europe anil in the l nitcd States, and the stocks on hand iu the sugar exporting countries. It cannot | be U .-s than $30,000,000already, and as the | tendency is steadily downward, it will prolt- i ably reach a 100,000,000 before the dealers ’ will lie able to touch the next crop. ; We also give to our readers the following I I which appeared in the Charleston Standard I of the 11th inst. i Sat * or St iub.—The auction saleol sugar i by Mi --rs. Mordecai & Co., yesterday lore- ii n. was attended by a limited number of : buyer*, who were present more lor thepur- ! pose of ascertaining the state of the market | than 0! becoming purchasers. Some lots I w< re 0tiered which did not sell as was ex pected. and the balance was withdrawn. A j few tierces of white clarified Sugar sold at I 11 j cents, and n few package-Muscovado 1 Molasses at 51 cents. Let retailers and famines hold otl lor a ! white longer—purchasing and consuming j as little as posstb'e—and the good old times J w hen this important article can be procured at living rate-, will again return. hWOTBfc'yl- Law. H*n. Jams, Jatkwn, Jmm Brown, E*f., Cbl. 0large E.Hapkinz, mod EH Me Daniel, £<y. A* will bxmen by raftraoc* tu * rraotnuoo mwnimwBly adopted by the mcritei of th* Demooratk party, heM in Uti» plao* yretenky. it w*r made oar duty, *» • coqimUtaa, to oora- manioal* to yoa tbo following resolntioni and **k yoa whether yoa approve them : Remind, That we cbeerfhlly aodurie *11 the raaolation* adopted by oar late Democratic State Quaternion, *od cordially approve the nomination of the Hoo. Jos. K. Brown,ns ottr candidate for Governor. Resolved, That we undvrataml it to be the true itjlrni and meaning of the third resolution o f that Convention, that the administration is to be held respoua.lile ft the eondoct of Gov. Wulksr iu Kansas, should (lie President fail to remove hint from the 'Governorship ol that Territory, on being sufficiently informed that such complaints are well founded, so soon .1- a suitable successor cun be procured Resolved that we will not vote for any cans didate lor office, who does not fully sustain that resolution us construed by this meeting. Do you approve the ('ongoing resolutions? V ti early answer is desirable. Yours respectfully, D. XV. SPENCE. j I1EVUY ALLAN,' P..intuitu*. wm. Wallace. \ Athens, 27th August, 1857. In utleinen Your communication enclosing certain resolutions of a Democratic meeting in Gwinnett and asking my opinion upon them, has been received. In reply, 1 say that so far as those resolutions condemn Gov. Walker’s eonr.'C in Kansas as exhibit's! in his Inaugural 1 Address and Topeka Speech, and approve all .the resolutions of the Georgia Democratic I Convention, they meet my approbation; so 1 far as they may have been intended to prejudge | the President and condemn the administration —• ♦* ! without ever giving them the privilege of a Slolenfrom the Mailt.—Im-'i he'aring, if such was the intention ol the mover On the 21st of May. 1856, j of them, l cannot approve them. | I shall give to the people of Gwinnett daring the upprouc'iingxessiou of the,Superior Court, uty views in fall, upon lltc Kutisasand Walker question. My views upon it are, 1 believe, identical with those of onr candidate for Gov ernor, Judge Brown. 1 understand my oppo nent. Mr. Sinmions, who offered the resolutions, as well as the Democratic party generally of your county, sustain and support him for Governor 1 Money Lot! in ; portent Decision, ! tho mail was robbed between Mobile ami Montgomery, Alabama. A stage driver on the route. William Lovelace, was suspected ot the crm,e and was arrested, tried and convict ed. A turn of money, amounting to about four thousand serau hundred dollars, was found iu his possession, and was taken possession ot by the deputy marshal. Most of thia mouey bo- reason of a division which he supposed existed of mon '? «>y that mail : but the Deputy Mar- 1 in 'bat district fatal to Col. Seward. He be and bus friends will be sadly disappointed longed to St. John, Powers A- Co., and to the Ban* Oi Montgomery, as it was proved beyond • 0 f the State. Iu the hope that this answer a contradiction that S'. John. Powers A Co., j will prove satisfactory to the Democracy of and the bank 'ere the only large transmitter,| (; w „ 1DeU well as to youreerlv.s. I reraa’n respectfully yours, Ac sfcal refuses to give into their possession tlici JAMES JACKSON :um claimed to e lost, because, as he allege*.! Messrs. Wallace, ripen"® and Allan. It needed but this presumption to rally the dc- 1 th <-7 do 001 t! iat it is the identical money . . ' mocracy of tbe first district. Sevcn^ghtha of| l'« h? Rem- An appeal has been made to hemal, Painting*—A Womans /'run - them at least, will be f und balloting for the ir lh " Pcslmaeter General, and he called upon 1 ‘“ uti, '3 '* 681(1 ^ carried to great excess at the Allotuey General for bis opinion in the , U* prevent timeamong the fashionable ladies of c_ Air applying circumstantial evidence I ^ at**, notwithstanding the use of paints ruins with tiie meet consummate skill to -how that j natural complexion A malicious practi- tbe greater part ol the moaev n the mail bags 1 Cltl J ol£ c which an Euglish Lady devised to tor- robbtd belonged to Powers 4 Co.. and to the { m, ' tU * he P alr,t * ,i bt8tlU ^' » “ms " made a bank A Montgomery, and that their claim for I no,e of 1,1 1 ParlJi ,0 ,ht New Orleans th^ am nut in the deputy marshals hanusmay b , P lr *J°o ,; gallant champion in many a hard fought bat tle, and again will be lead them on to a giorioas kriumph. We have no more doubt o' th:-. than we Lave that Ju !ge Wright will s ic • ed in the fifth district, or that Jadg; Brown, wil. he clecteii Govercor. The trick of Know Ncthicgism got up in the first district, will fail of success. It has only ex '. d th> democracy and rallied them to a performac »• of duty. And, when roused and rallied, ran any wiseacre point 11s to the time tin: their banner trailed in 'be dust, or tba: deceit was their fate at the polls THE STATE FAIR Premiums for Georgia Flour,— The Morgan Stallion,—Silver Premiums- vie. he concludes by showing the j 1 hey tell a very good joke here r.f j by the Postmaster General to <R r| y Eoglish woman who had trained a iittk- take the money from the deputy marshal’s hands •You have • right tu this money as the le gally appointed trustee of the true owner.— I he deputy marshal holds i:. either without any pretence of right, or else keeps it for the tiie cf tie- Com who i~ convicted of stealing it. Your claim ,4 n-r> at- rit rioas 0ml his 13 very The Southern Central Agricultural .Society muc; re very- f Georgia, bare aanoaccvl that on *bt 'J'ltii By th act f October next, their Fair wH?'comm this place.and c!<:«v c 11 the evening ol the following Friday, the 24tb of tiie same monte We are adviced that loc exhibition at ti: ap proaching Fair will be au exceeding';. - -n-. : ■ : . mpetitiou for Premium?, a, now indicated, bring ranch grealtr than L retofore. W M k forward therefore, to tii. Fair Wee with pleasurable sensation.- tru-ti::g that -nail have good weather, in which event or Fair /round will be crowded We have been adv;- 1 a »teat an addition- i Prcminm Cup, valued a; S!0 will 1 ofl : i a*, the approaching Fare, for a hart . j ' Flour, pat tip go a-to bear s fciptn- n». \\ Mil! will take the prize ' Wc might a.*h, toe whu: Miil will fail to compete for it '• We i-now there are mills in Georgia tnat can turn, prov t of Foogn-a' pa j ed March 1, -.'.master tj-*ra'. having '.brained •fthis money, may pay it over to uwnen by whom it was lost. VtwArt'/lr t'ninn. Srpl. t out, and ha! larne-i O'it flour, equal to ram Smith's bes*,' aad why s„tne one of .should not have i , treat. 1 ndorno .• -southt-rn Central Agricnltnra! - •: ■ it a lost to give a good rem-re. tor. U. and Ijopc that the competition fot t prize will be extensive, and that tuv- • nr tLeorgia Mills wil! exhibit an a:' to any in the Union. We lean too, that 11 "ortria, a genuine M> • xbibited at the Fair •Hi FcU: Dull. - -The New York Tribune ptb- hshn utter from Eq tad re. S. A., in reference to a duel fought hetwe-ri Proftsanrs W. K. Moore ar.d K C. Francis, ol P wa who w ere 00 a scientific exploring expeditin' in Booth Ameru-i. Fr.e eirctimstunees are reporterl as fo lows Go ths arrival ..I the |/arty at Santa Ho-a O', the .N»po river, Prof. Moore brcughi a t P 'Francis nf having deceived M his scientific a':<r;ic-ment«, sr.d .. r< rad impoaed upoo bis coofidec'N', it- J ■ gov -rmneut of Ecuador, and hail . : -grare to hi? adopt'd State, This et chailerige on the part ot Pro ee-v r him Havana dog to lick the face of the pcsona who kissed it. They say that whenever she meets with* iady under false colors she makes Iter poppy jump on the lady's lap ; the lady ca ress'-s the dear little creature without suspect ing lout 11 11 a perfidious iittlcscoundrel, wfjich unpainls her cheek with its false but vigorous licking Not long ugo this English woman was at a brihiaut patty in the faubourg Saint Honoret ste singled out amon > si! tbe gum's an Italian iady of noble birth, wboiv xtrerae- addieted to paint, at"! at the conventional sig nal • Bibi' jum[<ed into the Italian's lap and begur it ply its tongue wi n great energy — otic side cf the Florentine's cheek was a I!r.o of peac . -niottier'd erearn. the ronjptrx'hti of sixteen ; the other side was shrivelled, wrinkled yeilow. It required all the French dexterity ot smothering luugiiter to stppre-«t the ft-als ol merriment which this sight excited to explosion , and the rna ;ce of the English woman was delighled by the laughing eyes of the whole room. Bat 'La' night Bibi' was taken sick with a n'sttrilu, and two daya af terwards it gropted its lust bow-wow-wow in the anna of ita weeping and d-nolste mistress, who told every body that i* was the paint of. the Dalian which killed this angelic pug, and she spreads thie report so industriously, it is said there U no email chance of its getting io- f a -ait for for toe fir-t '.;me ifjri Stai/i n will In this there is ice -purtoi mistake. More than once -pure. , M regan Frar. ha- b' dtt exhibited bat, put ,to th-. !•••, the ir 0 - ,1 pr •- .us wore set aside. Now, however, i It woulr - trom tbe above that the ob- wt0 8( '' ,be f,lf wili 11 JTf - 88 "ppor- , jecttOD of N : :.ern men to tbe arbitration of tnnity cf - reu Morgan, which we are as- the duello ia found rather in the Irreality 'ban ured, it tr.e p«‘" i'.r, of horse Stall j j„ tbw principle of the thing The Premium-l-livr, a friend also ad-! vises t» have been mace to order by Md* Bailey i Co , of Phi tu. .; a q ,. to l>e magnificent specimen.- ol , Abr flectiot: great credit on that cc.. • \Ye long to take a look at them The J nekton Gold It ox.— \Ve find ;n the S. York city ptpvu the following '"''graphic lem I ra: ■ white w-- readily accepted by I-’rot. 10 w)url hou* in tie- snap :h- M ree, and th-ir weap-ons 'donb!'-barreled I are fowling piet-ai were heavily loaded with buck- ah an 1 the datance agrwd upon wa- five re r ■ Friends interferrH, but of no avail— - were 'kt-rmined to -ettie »heir ■ w in p :-*• ter. Accordingly, on the ■."j:h of \pni iiey exchanged »hot-, and :be 8 ■" death ol Prof. Francis. The -f Prof. Nfoorc took efliect just below » the ueart, while that of Prot. • • !y grazed the fiead of bis ar.tag- The eldest Postmaster in tt.i I .state* is John Billing", who ha* held office at Trenton. New Jersy, since tfi. ib65. R is with regret that we annoooce tbe "<• -utd j decease of Maj. A. E Itceves after a linger- • v** j jog itlresv of many weeks, and also of Mrs. Ariacs Washington. The former was the • rgetic acd geatleuanly proprietor of tbe Ltn'c; Hole audited cn Monday at about a. ' t* • twelve o’clock. Th* latter >u , v ;. e Umablt .ady, well known in ibis vm in. . ; Led onTwaday — home Souther- nee, Sept. Lb di'pi’reh Nxaavuxi, Tki.v, »ep< 5, I arrived Ft-klay morning, 10 A M Ml lor the Hermitage at 2 Hsd tu interview with Andrew JacksOo at4 P. M. He insisted on my stopping all mght, which I did. He statol he did not know how to act « he had ■arge pwckag<-? of remonstrances sod paptn, t wbten Gen. Gaines and Gapt.Taykre figured 'argely. I rentoontrated against then, He sec: word 1, the Governor, and th. Mayor of Nash rifle to 0* present at the driivery of th box to meat the rapitol, which I received at 12 M. I leave to morrow morning Un the Mammoth Care Aadrew Jaciuoa accompa- ni« me U> New York. Jna.v Vst Tt»«. To Aldermaa Moxxoxe, No. s City H*U New York. •%. hn unscntitnenUd person, writing about a picnic up io tbe tout.try, say* u wu a picnic one dsv, and a pv.k tuk th* next day. to tba Yreo®, no» t —-l»MB «»Ia»a« tioa aftteoptelon given by Attorney Genera I Ooshiog ht October laat on the right **f an Arntrican oltiian to expatriate hluuelf. The epedfled oaae is that of Julius Anithor, a na tive of Bavaria, who name to this errantry i and [yonthur* ^»er being naturalizud returoed to Bevarla.— Hie eftrt to racover bis itatus teems to ba lny- p«W by a doabt, which the aatborltles enter- tala 00 the question whether be c#o throw off bh allegiance to tba United State*, and, If so, In what manner it can lie don* Judge Black rays :—A‘a»h, Gazette. "There i* no statute of the United States, which prevents either a native or naturalized citizen from severing hie political connection with the government, if he sees proper to do so in time of peace and for a ptrpeae not directly ipjarioos to the interest* of the country. The fact of .the renunciation is to be established like otb.r facts for which there is no prescribed lorm or proof, by any evidence which will con- vinco tbo judgment. A u oath of adjuration' tut a list of bis sincerity, or as a neccssury part' of his title to the future protection of the Ba varian Government, may bedemanded. What ever studies them might to satisfy us, since iu ull similar cases we prescribe our own rules lor the admission of Bavarian ssbjects as citizens of the United States." ——* - -*♦ • . ■ Cicitt// it n Fortum.—Civility u u fortune itself, for a courteous man always succeeds well in lile, and that men when persona ol ability sometime* lull. The famous Dukenf Marlbor ough is a case in [mint, h wus said of him by one contemporary that his agreeable tnac- oerc often converted un enemy into a Iricud, and by another that it was more pleasing to be denied a favor cf liia grace titan to receive one from other men. The gracious manner of Charles Juans Fox, preserved him Irani per sonal dislikes evert nl a time when he was po litically the most unpopular iuau iu the king dom. 1 ue history of th" world is full of s«ch examples of success obtained Liy civility. Tiie experieacc of every man furnishes, if we but recull the past, treqnent instances wh:re concil iatory manners have made lie fortunes of phy sicians. lawyir,, divines, yolit c,uu-, merchants und in iced individuals of all pursuits. On t* - itig introduced to a stranger, liis affability or the reverse ereatis instantaneously a prejudice against him. I 0 men civility is, in fact, what beauty is to u woman ; it ia a general passport to favor, a letter of recommendation written iu language that every one understands. The best of men have olten injure! themselves by irritubl; u'.d consequent rudeness, as the greu> lest sc undrels have frequently succeed'd by their plausible manners. Of two men, equal in other respects, the courteous one has twice the chance for fortune. Gratitude.—A certain gaiitDman on Ma dvMhbad, called hi* blackmail to him tod oolfl: , ‘Wall, Cato, I have thought to confer one favor on you before 1 die.' 'Ah, what dat mass* 1 ’ any* Cato. 'Why, I intend to give you the privilege of being busied in'Mte family vault, when' 1 ’ 1 ' ll ® u ’ 1 1 I Upor ter* ofoismNsion frotn the mlmmutriilui.. _ th* CTtatei of William 1 *lid John f’lutnmrrra craned. Ml ('•mitt* **» noflficd that htilra* ! gal ettlte be shown toL'reveni it. -„i ( | |,. 1(cl ,, will he granted *t the F’ubruut)( term next, ot t’ is Court. Given under mv hand at olftto,' this ! 4th d*> JOht. H. MB AD, - septa Ordinary. HOTTERTlfAN KANSAS BXCITSm5'V» 210 LOTS OF ■' GEORGIA LAND FOR SALE, SITUATED i l.'i'prr nii,l Lofter Ocergu The nunilivr" will be unit to any one upon up plication by letter. Also, ai'V’rral ,1 >x*u new, wi'll Inund, chock f,„ -1 I MAPS, or originally IRWIN and APPLING Counties. Price $;l each. va, A !«o, til v suinc of UNIOiS county Price $1 DO. Op. dti ij>t ol tfir inonry, tho MAP detirtvl will he imr!f ti i » »h« "nlur of thw »|>p)iran(* Addrtf* MUV r& A HEM*, pcp'V 1'iulw Atlanta, (^oor^in. •Ha! maasa,’ replied Onto, 'me no like dat—ten pound suit Gato much better. Be- aido*, when tlifdebbil come to look for mas- la in the dark, he may make mistake and take pff poor Cato.’ MB' Whet the Duke of Rutland wm Vice roy ol Ireland, Sir John Hamilton attended otic of his levees. "This Is timely rain," said the Duke, t will bring everything above ground.” “I hope not, my lot il,” said piir John have (hree wives miller there.’ toy- It is a solemn thing to he married, said Aunt Bethany. Yes; but a great deal solontnrr not to be, s.tiil the little girl, her price. WOOD'S HAIltREriTORATI VK — Wo have never known any otln r medicine win ti- large a shore ol public confidence in so short & ATLANTA, GEOKU1A time as this has done. It hits not been more y thau a year since wc first heard of it. ntid it now slum's at the head of all remedies of the ! SIMP80N C. W. J. KIL^f. kind. Wc have never used tiny of it ourselves! ""hr igned having npaffld rhrtFIT having had no occasion, ns ottr "crown of , !■ 1 ' 1 HitUSE, in this city, AWign mu glory” not. only as yet retains its orignal color, | y" 1 ®.,, 1 ''. 1 aitrrv 'hlo resting place far th. I I L’IOV liOI SE, but gets more so—lint smite of oar Mends have, and ive have never known it to fail in restoring the Itnir to its original color. W ■ advise such ns nre becoming prematurely gray, to give the “ Restorative" u trio', ('holer (///.) tiernhi. Sold by all good Druggists. Sept. 7, lb.">7 dtcw'dw iJjJCLifl) JJotuc "PI" lifi- It is our custom mi tin- a new counterfeit hnnlt hill to ac that they may hr on their guard. M e deem it no b 's . ur duty to guard them against fraud-', which not only rob them ot money, hut of health also . m this c inncction, we call the at tention cf the public to a vile I ra ml in imitation of Dr. M’Lsnr s celehratcd Vermitugr and Liver Pills These justly popular reined , . are male ufactured only by FLEMING BltUS of Pitta- burgh, Pa., who are the wile proprietors. Pur* chaser* will notiee the ginuine M'Lon,.'s t C r- Fills are enveloped in a tine upper and signed FLKVfLNG her - are worthy of •. nfideiee. '“'Ju/!' "tut Li, steel engraved DUOS None HCplOlwdw Ibng puldie who may lavor them with thei patronage. Deer the dome-ti • ulMrs of the House, Mi*. tdAiiAii Ktt.tiv, whose experienco aud akill in hotel to.- mess, are well known, will preside. " r - Ducal, their el rk. will always he !" :iiM I ronqit end attu' tHHin tlmofliee. I 1! I,l(t\ IIOI SH is the nearest I’ *' 1 " I’m " ""hwesl side of the Depot - i will he in attendance at the Depot in ;.re ot p. Allan! i, each tram it, Livciy ,Stabled are near where • ' l( fot hire. signed ask only tor a trial, as it j„ 1 ' P-°and merit a liberal ■ ige from the (reselling public SIMPHDN & KILBY, pi Idawtf iaiilit Steam Wlllk l; will k, ep ronainiitly on hand a large supply of 0° 0D FLOUR, also BRAN * l! P’hespaid for WHEAT at U. PETERS A CO. and SHOIt lT The higlioi the Mills. julyktdUm SHOES tinris^q BOOTS AT ■NKW YKOugL^ COST included to -ell m) tioek of Hoot. I 1IA VI arii! Shoes Annum, if Samuel Swan 8c Cc. ATLANTA GE01KII \ BANKTiinS. | .lull IF nit rs in Gold, •Hirer, Honk Antis anil , ". .. „ / llomwlic• Kxrhnnue. „ ' " " r "‘" 'Diniimi Exchange On New York, New Or. I he following from the Hartford Times, will . leans. Ht. I.ouD,Savannah, Charleston, and all be found to In* ‘nuts' enough for the credit- ; ini* -din the United btate,-. l'nourrent (tank uloua evil Notes and .specie bought and sold. Collections , „. , , m*d* everywhere and nrjceeda remitted by •Mr. James Danforth, ol Windsor, has hlRU |, raflf „ New York or New Orleans, on shown u, a natural curiosity t- the shape of j diy of payment, has clusters of ha/.elnuts ! SAitnt, *wa» -nxo. e. *nuv. At'anta, July tr», 1H,'>7 ( |. w i Hazel Aute at New Yf rk Cost until the first of you call quick. W. W. ROARK. he vine was one of a large among and over a lot of ml singular to say, some - have produced bunches rather a t viON of grapes ne husk. The hybrid fruit grape vine, which growing on it. 'I number growing hazelnut bqshe*,: of the grape vim of hazelnut*, or and hazelnuts in ' is a curiosity. It grows in clusters, and presents exter- ternally the appearance of a hazelnut, and tie- tuSte, loo, is that of n hazelnut. The g- r u, however, on cutting the fruit open, is plainly a little buneh of grape seeds in each instance. The vines near by (and of which this is ond) produces an abundance of the native frost grapes; the hazelnut hqsiies, over which some of the vines grow, have the usual vrop of hazelnuts. It would seem that the hushes go fed the vine, which ran over them, as to procure this curious cross between the fruit of each. Mr. D. has left tins specimen in ourjoffiee; lie says there nre more of them where this came from. 'Ine n] 'he Families.—A traveler through Wetzel coanty, Va., observed that in almost every precinc there lived three or four families by the came of Morris, and, having some anxiety to learn the extent of the family, made inquiry, and was directed to tbe mother of the whole tribe for ialomiatioo, having been previ ously told that »he still lived, though upwards ol 'i t year* of age. He interrogated the good old lady politely and gently, and snccetded in ascertaining that she was the mother of 25 I children—21 son* and \ daughter.'. She has ri 121 grandchildren, 118 great-grand rbildreo, X and 1 great great-grandchild—all (with the exception of five dead, 2 gitls and 8 boysj now living io the one neighborhood, One of her son. has 16 children, one 12, and another ll; one of the girls is the mother of 12 chib, dren, and another is the mother of 13 ; all the rest of them produced between 5 and 7. One of the sons, who is now quite an old mau, lives within 7 mile*of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail road, oat never sow a railroad until a f> w daya nUVIOCilATIC KXKCltTlVK ( OH.11 If. TICK of Fulton County. For the City of Atlanta—J. A. Hayden,It. CL Yancey, Dr. T. M. Darnnll, Dr. B. M. Smith. William Watkins, I’. E. McDaniel, Jo n Collier, A M Wallace, C. il. Wallace. Tho*. K. Lowe T. I.. Cooper,.! T. Lewis, J. If. .Sfeele.J, W. Dime in, an 1 J, E. Wil liams, Carey’s Dist. W. S, Wingfield. Thomas Moons and Mathew Osborne. Backhand Dist. John L. Evins, E. t.. Collier and Henry Toby. Oak Grove Dist Lewis Wright, John \h- ernathy, Thomas Abernathy. Blark Hall Diet. Jnrni It. Rosser, Ed- w ird Talial • nd A. R. Mmond, Stone's Dist. Thomas 0. Kennedy, Jo . Willis and Clement C. Green. E. N. CALHOUN, President Democratic Club. Atlanta, Aug. 6, lhu7. DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION In Campbell County. We arc authorised to statu that WESLEY CAMP, having heen regularly nominated by the Democratic party of Campbell County, ns its candidate for Hep,at r, has commuted t" serve if elected ; and that ha will he nupported over the independent dernorrat Mr. Bullard, who, failing to receive the nomination, hns declared himself a candidate. MANY VOTERS OF CAMPBELL. •epIO junefid.twll. .Ncav Mail Arrangement. Wiifek > ,.w 1 I 11 ' undereignod informs the vT .* ;.P uhll< ' that ha line esTShlfsted a ..II. out. 'roin Dallas, Pauldiog county, to ,1.I* nr,,i ATJ'Lxun a Meek once a week be- schedule’ |l ’ acc ‘ jr,lin 8 ‘o 'he following l ey.,. D,lias every Friday at 7 o’clock o. m., - 1 y way ol Lou Mountain, and arrive at Mamma at lUj p. I ' 1 r, it i at II)o clock p. m,, and arrive t •*' ■ p rn same day CHARI,Eh 1), JENKINS. •ra., f t'tl 2-1, jtsfitt uawtt ii EG.'iO I or HI iAC K,SMITH Sale. ago Th> Loan to Mesito.—The Mexican Ex traordinary state* that it has good authority for aaying that the United States govern- meat is about offering a loan to Mexico, without asking anything in return that will derogate from the dignity of the latter Re public. The loan uniat, if anything, be a purehas' of Mexican territory, which will require the sanrtton of Congrei*. There t* no power under the Constitution for our gov ernment to loan money, and none to use it bat as Congress directa. There miy be nra gouatioa* tor the purchase of territory, but theae cannot be final till Congress makes them to New SlDucvtismcnte. A Card. GiE public are invited •o sec and examine a superior PIANO—manufactured with two founding boorda, giving out an imraenae volume uf tone. They nre built at Me*sr«. Newman, Bro. dc 8cn e, Pactory, Baltimore— and are now an exhibition i t Messra. Barth <V Nicolai'* Piano IVareroom, Peachtree itrect, where it will remain until Tuc«dny nexs. arplSJSt AT AUCTION. B EFORE the Court House door in this city, on Tuesday, sale day in October, at 'I o'clock, ti f not aold at private »alc.) the follow ing valuable property, for Ca«!i: Two new, neat, comfortable and well finished House*, in the business part of Whitehall Ht., with a small lot to each, and fronting on the •ame. Tboae wishing to inveat capital in city property, wii) do well to embrace the present op portunity. Also, me other lot situated on Htocklon Hi., on which i* a comfortable d-elling, with wel! end other out buiilinge, and renting for $to r. month. AU:, une vacant lotMnUiiiiiig three fourth* of an acre, lying on Collin* street, ne*r to Co!. I'trrer. This u beiuttful building lot, ana •hnuld demand a fair price. Titles indisputable. » J. 8HACKELF0AD, "plO wtd* Agent I ANT TO mi agreement bo- u "iruli Ann J-evvis and othord parties interested, wiil be sold before the Court Homo door in the town ofl.kwrence- vtile, Georgia, on t e first Tuesday in Octob"- ncu, within the usual hours of sile, u negro oDral fifty ,V"irs old, by tho name ol BLN, formerly owned by John F. Martin, late ol said county, dreensed. Ben is nit to •' v ' d Blacksmith am) VVoodwoi kman, a -mi. I well dispueej ii, gro, and worth as much n- nnv slave of Ills nge. I ernis Note uml ro.ol security to become d.i" on il .. - .th day of i’ce -mber next, bearing mt, rest from dale. ■' H. P HIMMONH, Agent. nug33w'ds MALE and FEMALE SCHOOL. To tlw Clfizeus of Atlanta. I IIANKI I L to my friend* o! Atlanta for liner libcml patronage tor the past session, f would respect fully solicit an increased patronage l -r the irext suasion, woicli will com mcneo on Mendav, July 2fith, IBR7, Our rooms nre large and a'ry, protected hy o jiiazzi fifty leet loligfrom the sun. Every attention possi ble will be paid to the manners and moral* of .very put.il e.-/u iniluJ tj my.csrs, and ., thor- ough and I'ractiral education imparted. A rigid but parental discipline wi'l be on- forced. Noon* need apply lor admission for their children into this e hool who do not wish their.rKddren goveri ed. It. IIOGRIW Principal IL H.iSr JAi. E. ROGERS AssutanU Mrs. E. (L It. Ol Mis* L. M. itOti. ERH Assistants Female Departtrenl TElUISl'KH SKSSIOX OK TWKXTV WEEKS. Reading and Hpeliing &H ou Arithmetic. Geography, Hj»t. ry and' Grammar.'. 10 00 Philosophy Chemistry, Algebra.Cm metre Irirnleinot Expenses . , *3T Tuition payable qusrterly, july 10,13m Hat and Cap Store. J. TAYLOR i* now open.. >rg a fresh Stock of fashion*. Uffi* hie H»te, Cap* and Bonnet*,Sl1 next door to J.awshe <V Bro s Jrwelrv SmTe WhitshalUtreet, Atlanta, Georgia. TAYLOR’S HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM. JL'bl HECEIV ED.^Ofc »nd apaotlg, the first entire stock of^^H.h. and C*ps ever oflered in thia city. My u.ek is now com- plele. oo ns siting of every variate snd styl* — Please ctll and examine for yourselves! BP 1 dll kind, of Fur Skins bought, Afay4, 1057 , J.TAYLOR, J r , J uat Received, * One lot fiFWfiri. Lead. I.it,seed Oil, and Turpentine June 14 '*7 ilRwtf Xlf. W, ROARK A f xBi W L KAHK ^ U, i’ ° fttt ,,B '® oW Cora tVluskey, *n iuuul y»». mhaWwtf ’ W, W ROARK