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ER IIIHtSUAV MOKWINO, March B. IeTdING MA'WBJl OH EVKliY Joe of this papeu. L Dniton Times—lnju.tlce lo Bomt. >1,0 Dalton Tima of lust week mnkos Loos against Roma and tlio Oa. A r U. U. Co., in connection with tho Ion and Gadsden Company, which ivitliout foundation and grossly 1 price lion of I lino under tho charter of tho Ga. & Ala. It. It. Company to tlio' State’ lirto; thened umlor a charter sirico granted by tho Alabama LugislfttCrro at its last session, to oxtefid thh lino* into that State (of some point, froth wlifah wo' could most advantageously connect With both Jacksonville and Gadsden by two branch roads of short distance. As soon ns the subscription of stock in this lino was sufficient to justify the be- liof that wo wore able to build the road to tho Alabama State lino. Judge Lumpkin, by authority of tlio Board of Directors, wont to Dultou to endeavor to mnka some arrangements with the Rad Occurrence* On the night of tho 5th inst., Owon Hues, one of tho Welchmen employ6d in tho BlancovillO Slate Quarry, in Polk county. Was found im a Mill-pond droWh- od His cap and bottle Were ori the’ bank near where his body Was taken out. The supposition is, that while in a state of intoxication he fell into the pond and was unable to save himself. His frionds wo loam, reside at tho NortH, tVonloM an artialo from tho Washing- ‘States if* Union, complaining of tlio »alton & Uiiilwlon Compnny to Induce resulting from tlio want of a close | ‘>'™i locomo to Romo, Instead of pas- noction of railroad tracks in Wash- ousc. 10USE I res , sad/ f° r j r obtain-1 ml other I 'n in Oat- [ ill upon I no iu th» I ml _i city, thus making "the only gap Iteon hundred miles of railway” Km New Orleans to New York, and (posing “tolls and impositions upon a thorough fare” by rendering _v»wiry for “all the travel, tho tons Jviond mail, tho th .'iisands or pas- ■pers, and millions of dollars worth Express goods to ho drayed, carted l transported In lumbering omnibus- I four or flvo miles through tho city j Washington.” The Times alleges |t. the same is applicable to Homo; nearly the whole community at ,„.i W cro in favor or detecting tho 3 of road from that place to Jackson- froni a straight course, and length- g it several milos In order to go by o, and tho friends of the ltoad for feral years have been soliciting tho bple of Homo to eo-opernte with <n, but that they have rofused theso loatod propositions, and by every * in their power endeavored to clo the connection betwoen Dalton and tksonvillo, because they being at tlio Jd of navigation on tlio Coosa river, |l ut the terminus of tail road trails- Itntion by tlio Kingston branch, have [etoforo considered it to their interest keep things as they were, in order etain tlio wagon trade ot a fow Lillies in Georgia.” |lVe propose to give a correct and o.history of all tho negotiations liavo been carried on betwoon ir. and Dalton, and leavo tlie pub lic draw the conclusion which irre- Iibly follows from the promises. I'hc Dalton people obtained a cluir- i the Legislature authorizing tbs fistmotiou of a rail road from that :o to tho Alabama lino In tlio direc- of Gadsden. Under tliis charter mipany was organized, the routo royed, and a lino located from Dal- L through Dirt Town Valley to the pbuina line on tho North side of the leaving Homo fifteen or billy miles to tlio Hast. RVo had a charter at tlio same time i Horne to the Alabama line, and or U a company organized, and ar- Lgetnents made to construct tlio road nediutely. But owing to the do ssed condition of financial nlluirs, rations wore suspended until a more tr.iblo chungo in tlio timos, and un- ivo could, by extending our lino be id of making a connection with f Selma road at Jackson ,*illo, which [that time was making no progress, ■two lmd no sooner suspended work Ini tho Dalton people t iking advan ce of the* ill feeling which was tho ■sequence at Cavo Spring and Jack- villa against Home, changed their |ito from Gudsden to Jacksonville by f of C’uve Spring, leaving Homo on- ) miles to the Hast and locating ll occupying our lino from Cave [ring to tlio Alabama lino, for the tanceof ten miles. Ami this was ain direct conflict with our inter ns a city and our rights under our krter, and before a propositio n of any smade to us to unite with them |ier tlioir charter or any other charter construct a road through Homo to ) Alabama line. l*ho first proposition of any kind that ' niado, was betwoon Gen. Green of land Judge Lumpkin of Homo, a former expressed tlio opinion tlmt Kcitizons of the two places should ■to and build tho road. Judgo Lump- ( replied that if Dalton would build ( road to Home—a distance of forty w—that we would extend ittoJnck- ville a distance of fifty milos. But b. Groon was of tho opinion that ■lit to liolp them tiring tlio road to (lie noxt negotiation upon thin sub- l was openod by a letter from Col. L. | Crook addressed to Messrs. J. II, npkin, W. S. Cothran and Alfred Krtor, in which he said ho was indi- liiully in favor of running the line [toad through Home, hut that a large pority of his company were opjiosed He therefore made tho following isition not by authority of the Ird of Directors, hut witliout their Iwledgc. e said if wo would subscribe $200,- I under the Dalton & Gadsden cliur- I lie would guarantee that tho lino uld run by or through Homo. Those Itlcmen replied that wo hnd a char- pnd a company organized under it, i authority to build a road from i to tho Alabama line in tho direc- I of Jacksonville, and they then le tho same proposition that Judgo ppkin did to Gen. Green. And i it was repeated by Judgo Lump- [to Mr. Fitzgerald President of tho on A Gadsden Company, and ho Ihiiu that ivo would take stock [company provided tlio amount iribed should bo oxpended upon [part of the lino from Homo to Jnck- lille. This Mr. Fitzgerald would pgreo to and assured Judgo Lump- jthat he did not want to have any- § to do with Homo, and that he been warned and admonished to ■ effect by the Care Spring stockhol- Kh°n the.Selma Hoad was completed Jlladegft with an expectation of its l speedily carried on to Jackson- | only 38 miles further; and there ’ a fair prospoot of tho construo- M Ihe N. B. AS. W. Ala., Hoad to jden within two years, it was tho pt and policy of Home to run a sing by within a fow miles and running parallel with our road to Jacksonville. At a mooting of tho stockholders of that Company in Dalton, Judge Lump kin as President of thoGu. A Ala. H. H. Company, stated to them the object or his mission, and agreed to give any guaruiiten tlioy liiigiit require, that wo would build tho road to Jacksonville provided they would build tlio Hue to Homo ; that they should have a close connection of tracks hero under the same shed, or depot, free from aU tax of drayayt and omnibus fare; that they should have through rates of freight and through schedules with our lino up on inst, fair and equitable terms, mid that our company would do all in their power to advance tlio mutual Interests of the two roads. And inasmuch ns some of the stockholders in the Dalton A Gadsden Company, at Cavo Spring were dissatisfied and refusod to pay the installments on their stock cnllod for by the company, that if a roleaso from their subscriptions wore executed to them upon condition that tlioy would tako stock in the Ga. A Ala. Company, then that company would subscribe $25,000 towards building tlio road from Dalton to Homo. This proposition was declined by tho President and ail tho stockholders present, amh they insisted that they would make no change in their purposes and plans, unless we XgyTho following extract front a communication in the Chronicle it* Senti nel, amf whicli we suppose is from tlio pen of tliu Vico Hegont of Ga., will bo interesting to our readers iu Home: [communicated.] Mount Vernon Contributions. Kecoived from My*. N. J. Bayard, the largo sum of $200 00—tlio proceeds of an entertainment given iu Home, on tho 22d of Pobrunry. If our towns mid cities throughout tile State had been animated by tho same spirit of patriotism as that devel- flSyUndo oped in Home, Ga., we would have no tho world, cause to blush for tho portion she would cent, is Cnj have subscribed to tho lloiuo and Grave was born oi of Washington. and Is consequ At tho North a village numbering one entered thunri . hundred inhabitants, sent to the Itogent vanced ago of 121 $80 00. This, citizens of Augusta, lias torn tlio crown of glory from your brow; in proportion to population, befori that subscription, tliis city had given moro than any other town in tho Union, and 1 am not certain hut Home, under her efficient Lady Manager, will also step before us. 1 know not her population, but sho has given $380 00. Common Reuse. The London limes, iu an article Lord Brougham's recent anti-Ainerican cotton and Anti-American slavery speech in Parliament, in a few words, takes tlio backbone all out of Ids argu ment, und leaves him nothing but his sophistries to stand on, tints : Lord Brougham and the veterans of tho old Anti-Slavery Society, says the editor, do not share our dolight at this great increase in tlio employment of out* home population. Their minds are still seared by thoso horriblo stories which were burnt in upon them in tlioir youth, when England was not only a slave owning, but even a slave-trading Tho Law Anticipated- The Murderer of Dr. Kcitt IFung.* Wo tako tho following frouf the Ocala 1 (Fla.) Companion of tho 28th tflt f The slrtvo Lowis, mentioned in oUr last issuo, as having boon proved guilty of aiding in tho murder of his master* Dr. W. J. Keitt, on the 10th inst., was further examined on Wednesday last, and the most positivo testimony of his guilt being adduced,h6 was immediately sentenced and hung. He confessed lib guilt, but refused to make any state ment implicating others; though it was evident that he had not performed the diabolical act alotie. Hu expressed no sorrow for having committed tho awful crimo, and ♦lowed tho preparations for his oxecuticfti with stolid indifference.— Ho was tried liy a committee, consisting of twelve freeholders, appointed ho* that purpose by a large meeting of tlto' citizens of this county, hold on tlin’t day. The triul was ermchtcted with great care, at tin* place where tlio mur der was committed. Two others wore committed to jui» tho oldest man in New Orleans Cres- < of Belgium. Ho .if November, 17W, : 150 years old. i 1830, at tlio ad vonrs, and romained Latest News. Congressional. ASTitffOTON,, March 5.—In the Son* rfte to-day, Mr; Latham (California Senator) tfus qualified and took lib so'at. The Florida claim bill was made the S ocial ordor of the day, for Monday o 17 th iilst. Tho bill amending the net establish ing tho court of claims was - taken up. Messrs. Iverson, Benjamin and others dlsoussod the merits of tho bill. In tho Houso a resolution was adop ted to inquire if tho President nr any officer of government had sought to in terfere With tlio execution of unv law— if titnHoylmd been used for electioneer ing 111 any of tho Statos, Ac., Ac. Mr. Hcagaii introduced a resolution tb' place five millions of dollars at the disprfflrtl of tiro President to suppress hostilities on tho Ifid Gramlo. It was reported to tlio Military Committee. The llniigarluiPs Passengers New York, March 6.—Tlio Captain of the steamship Africa thinks that there were olio hundred mid fifty li :ers on board of the steamship lit Youn Hair is Haiisr, Use Prof. Wood's hair restorative, your hair is groy, Use Prof. Wood’s hair restorative, you have daudrutr, Uso Prof. Wood’s hair restorative, yon hftvs eruption, Uso Prof. Wood’s hair restorative, ytnl dosiro glossy hair, Use Prof. Wood’s hair resloratlvo you desire to presorvo the color, Use Prof. Wood’s hair restorative, you want a cheap article. Use Prof. Wood’s hair restorative, you ndlniro tho bnnutifitl lor.h, Uso Prof. Wood’s hair resloratlve. If you admire the beautiful ringlets, Uso Prof. Wood’s hair rostoratlvo. If you wish a beautiful complexion, Use Prof. Wood’s hair restorative. If you wish a face free from pimples, Use Prof, Wood’s hair restorative. If you wish to appear young, Uso Prof. Wood’s hair reitoratlv If you want testimony overwhelming Head the circular of f’rof. Wood’s hair resto- tlve. If you want to find it. The depot is at 114 Market st. St. Louis, M< It is also sold by ovory popular dm; city or country. mart!). ’* •jW». would consolidate tho two companies and become joint stockholders with them. The reason this ultimatum was ad hered to by tlio I). A G. Company, and refusod by thoGu. A Ala., Company was that at that time tho great majority of tlio Stock in tho former Hoad, was in read estate in tlio City of Dalton, at ft certain valuation—and which if put in tho market would not liavo sold for third that amount. It was, therefore, utterly unavailable, and it was import ant that that company should, iT pos sible, procure aid from some quarter that would oiiublu them to cominoncc and carry forward operations on tlioir end of tho line in order to enhance tlio Vftluo of tliis property stock, And again, there is over twenty miles of the lino from Dalton which runs almost parallel .with tho W. if* A. H. Hoad, nt point, wo believe, moro than five or miles from it, and coming within about three miles and a half of Calhoun. portion of the lino is altogether unnecessary for any purpose iu the world, except to benefit the town of Dalton, and the money expended in its construction would he so much dead capital. Those facts are unquestionable, and must convince any unprejudiced mind, that so far from tho people of Home throwing obstacles in tho way, and *‘hy very means in their power, endeavor ing to delay tho connection between Dalton and Jacksonville,” they have exerted themselves iu every possible manner to secure its speedy completion, by otferiug fair and honorable induce ments to the Dalton people to persuade them to finite with us for that pur. pose. AH their propositions lmvo been declined, and tlio blaino rests no whore but nt Dultou. State. Tlioir remorse is so groat tliut the ghost of a black man is always bo- fore them. They aro benevolent und excellent poonle; but if a black man happened to have broken his shin, und a whiteman wore in danger of drown ing, we much feat*that a real Anti-Slnvc- ry zealot would bind up the black man’s leg before ho would draw tlio white mnn out of tlie water. It is not an incon sistency therefore, that while woseo on iv causo of congratulation in this won derful incronso of trade,* Lord Broug ham secs iu it tlio exaggeration of i and such as we, who are content to look upon society as Providence allows it to_ exist—to mend it when we can, but not to distress ourselves immoderately for evils which aro not of our creation—we sec only the free and intelligent Eng lish families who thrive upon tlio wages which these cotton bales produce. Lord Brougham secs only tlio black laborers who, on the other able of tho Atlantic, ick tlio cotton pods in slavery. Lord Irotigham deplores that in this tre mendous importation of a thousand mil lions or pounds of cotton, tho lion’s shares or the profits goes to the United .States, and has been produced by slave labor. Instead of twenty-throe millions U. H., now send us eight hundred in the service until recently, when ho was put upqu tho pension list, Gen. Jackson,—Tlio .Senate, yesterday says tlio Nashvillo News of Tuesday, by a unanimous vote, passed u hill to re move tlio remains of Gen. Andrew Jackson and his wife from the Hermi tage to tlio Capitol .Squuro In that city, and to erect over them a monument creditable alike tlio memory of tho il lustrious deceusedsind to the .State, in whose proud and beautiful Cupilol their mortal remains are to l>o deposited.— This is as it should lie. We hope to live to soo tho day when others of our j citizens whose names mid memories aro enshrined in tlio hearts of tho people, shall find scpulturo in the sumo beauti ful grounds.' A Virginia Hkcuhi.ican Convention. —A call has been issued in Virginia, re questing all who are opposed to the pol icy of the present Administration, and who favor tlio doctrines held by the. He- publican party, to meet at Wheeling on tlio 2d of May to appoint delegates to tho Chicago Convention. Senator Hunter on White Laiior in the South.—Hero is a word just spo- kon by Senator Huntor in the Sen ate: Nor is it true that the institution of slavery makes inamuil laiior on the part of tlio whites dospicuble in tho Slave- holding States, There is no coun try on the earth in whicli honest labor, as I believe, is more respected ; and of this I am certain, that every whito labo rer in tlio slavciiolding States is more nearly on an equality with ovory other man in the community than every white laborer in the North is on terms of equality with every other mnn in the South.” gar Louisiana Democratic Convention, Baton Houge, La., March 5.—Tlio Democratic Convention met to-day, and organized. Hevolutions Were oilbrod in structing their delegates ut Charleston tosuppor* tho tuimineoof that Corn* lion, provided he is a good Demo crat. Home Market, March 8.—Cotton dull, but no change in quotations. Bacon, Wheat und Corn, pricos u nehanged. fioy-Tho Steamer Pbnninuton, J. M. Elliott, Mnstor, arrived on Saturday, March 3d. Cargo—143 halos cotton, id passengers. Ratification Meeting.—On lust Tues day, tho citizens of Floyd county mat in tlio City Hull. Tlio Mayor was called to tlio Chair, Dr. Albon Dean made Vico President and Mr. P. M. Sheibley, Secretary. The resolutions udopted at tlio non-intercourse meeting on tlio 10th inst., wero read. Speeches wero made by soveral gentlemen present, and the resolutions unanimously ratified. Bcfif-Wo received a communication some days ago signed “ Philo,” giving an account of a Pic Nic near Sunimcrvillo. It was not accompanied by a responsible name, and according to our rule in such cases wo declined to publish it. Wo liavo since received a note from tlio writer giving his name, and we would publirli the communica tion but have misplaced it. Correspon dents must invariably send tlioir names. Fire near Calhoun. Wo learn that tho dwelling of Mr. John Harkins, situated about one mile from Calhoun, was consumed by fire on the night of tho Oth inst. It is not known how tho fire originated, hut it is supposed to bo tlio work of an incendia ry, and and a negro has been arrestod on suspicion. We do not know Mr. iiurkin’s loss, but lie was able to save nothing from the flumes besides tlio lives of himself and family. The houso had not long been occupied by him, and is the second one lie has lost by fire on tho same spot. Tho other was burned down soon after it was comple ted. BSaF-Wo call attention to tho card of Messrs. Philip Schoifelin A Co., of New York City, refuting tho charge of Abo litionism made against thut firm by a Southern Newspaper. They present a very fair record which ontitlos them to the confidence of the Southern people. Mississippi Delegate to Virginia, Richmond, March 5.—Gov. Lctchor on Saturday sent to the Legislature a com munication from Mr. Stnrko, tho Missis sippi Commissioner, urging a speedy action in favor of a Southern Confer ence for self-preservation. The President on Texas Affairs. Washington, March 5.—It is aunoun ced in well informed circles that tlio President disapproves of tlio act of Gov. Houston, of Texas, in calling out tlio Texan volunteers. Tho President hasordcrod a largo federal force to tho frontier. No unconditional ordor has been issued for our troops to cross into Mexico, hut permission to do so is shor tly expected by virtue of pending ne gotiations. Washington, March 5.—-The National Executive Committee of tlio Union party liavo decided on th© Oth of May as the timo of holding the National Convention at Baltimore. Congressional, Washington. March G.—Senate. ThaUdotis Hyull, was brought before tlio bar of llie .Senate to-day for contempt. Ho will have a hearing on Friday. Brown’s territorial resolutions y debated and laid over. Wigfull’s amendment in tho Military Academy bill, appropriating a larg« Six Locomotives Destroyed.—A fire in Boston, Muss., on tho morning of tho 2d inst., destroyed the engine house and repair simp of the Worcester Railroad Company, including six locomotives.— Loss $75,000. Insured $24,005. druggist i Ifl. ’50. ly. mltiii . millions und this is all cul tivated hv slaves. It i-. very sad that this should ho so, but we do not see our way ton remedy. There seems to he rather a chalice of its becoming worse. If Franco who is already moving on ward in a restless, purblind slate, should ojmn her eyes wide, should givo horself fair play by accepting our coals, iron, and machinery, and, under the stimulus of a wholesome competition, should tako lo manufacturing upon a large scale, then these three millions will not be enough. France will be competing with us in tlie foreign cotton markets, stimulating still further tlie produce of Georgia and Sout h Carolina. The jump which the consumption of cotton in England has just made is hut a single leap, which may lie repeated indefinite ly. There are a thousand millions of mankind upon the globe, all of whom can be most comfortably clad in cotton. Every year now tribes and new nntions aro added lo the category of cotton wearers. There is every reason to be lieve that the supply of this universal necessity will for many years yet to come fail to keop pace with tlio de mand, and in tlie interest of that large class of our countrymen to whom cotton is bread, wo must continue to hope that tlio United Spites will ho able to supply us in years to come, with twice as much as we bought of them in years post.— Lotus raise up another market, says ‘ Anti-Slavery peoplo. So say we all. But cron Lord Brougham would notask us to believe that there is any proxi- muto hope that tlio freo cotton raised in Africa, will, within any reasont.ble time, drivo out of culture * the slave-grown cotton of America. If this be so, of what use can it ho to make irriUiting speeches in the House of Lords against a state of things by which we are con- tout to profit?’ Lord Broughum und Lord Grey are not men of such illogical minds as to bo incapable of understand ing that it is the demand of tho Eng lish manufacturers which stimulates tlie produce of slave-grown American cot ton. The) aro neither of them, wo ap prehend, so reckless or so wicked as to wish to eloso our factories and throw some two millions of our manufacturing population out of bread. Why, then, theso inconsequent and these irritating denunciations? Lotus create now fields of produce if wo can ; but, meanwhile, it is liuithnr just nor dignified to buy tlie raw material from tlio Americans, and to revile them for producing it. BQy*Messrs. J. M. Wood A Co., Pro prietors of tlio JJanner <D Baptist, pub lished at Home, Georgia, liavo deter mined to remove tlie otlice of that pa per to this city, and establish in con uootion therewith, a Printing and Book Publishing establishment. Gen. Rice, one of tlio firm, is now in our city mak ing preparatory arrangements.—Atlan ta Intelligencer. JQfWe see it stated that Palatkn, Florida, near whicli is located tlio plan tation of Dr. Keitt, recently murdered by his negroes, was marked down upon John Brown’s map with a rod cross, in dicating that it embraced tlio ele ments of insurrection.-—AfovamtaA News. Popueation'of Kansas.—The census of Kansis, as taken by tho Assessors in 1859, lius just been published. Tlie complete returns from all the counties, except six, show 21,028 voters, 406 col ored persons, and a total population of 69,950. This falls considerably short of the ratio required by the Conference Bill, and If Kansas ho admitted into the Union ns a .State, at tlie present session of Congress, under tho Wyandotte Con stitution, the English Bill will either have to be repealed; or disgraced by a direct violation of ito provisions. Arrest of Counterfeiters.—Fifty-two members of a gang of counterfeiters wero caught oil Wednesday Inst near Lexington, Missouri, in the act or al tering and raising hank bills. The en tire party was arrested und committed for trial. CsSrlt is said that the French Empe ror has bought up tlio London Morning Chronicle, and that an American is edit ing it. A Napoleon on tlio imperial tlirone of Franco, having a first class English paper, with a Yankee editor, may Iks taken as a pretty good picture of power.—Nash ville / 'atriot. Large Order for Arms.—A special disjMiteh to the Charleston Courier states that private advices Ire in the Northern and Eastern States mention tho receipt there of large orders for light ordinance and improved small arms, including ro- volvers and bowie knives. In most cases tlioy are to be delivered for ship ment from tlio American Gulf ports, tlio orders coming from ugents of Spanish and Mexican houses. smn for tlio defense of Taxes, cussed. During tlio debato. Gov. H< ton’s lettor, and tlie communication from tlio President, wore read. Tlio subject will ho renewed to-morrow. House.—A bill was passed by a largo majority to reduce the milougo fifty per cent. \ resolution was adopted to seloct a committee of five to investigate the charge of Executive interference in legislative action. MARKETS. a us ta, March 6—Cotton.—There is a fair demand to-day for tlio hotter grades, at prices about Jo. lowor than la-st week. Wo quote Middling toStriet Middling lfi&ioj: Good Middling 10J. Charleston, March, 0.—Sales of cot ton to-dny 1,100 hales. Tic was depressed and tho turn in favor of buyers. New York, March 6.—Sales of Cot ton to-dav 3,tXM) bales. Middling Up lands at 111 cents. The market closed firm. Flour advanced 5 (7i}lU cc.its; Sales of 11,000 barrels {Southern at $5.- 80(A$6 00. Wheat firm, sales of 23,000 bushels. frit. C(W08WKLL8 NEWMEDICALSALT, For Jnjtamitorj/ Diseases Only l ! NEW MEDICAL SALT, IT 18 NOT A CUBE ALL, For Itillumatnry Diseases Only I ! TpVll. C0U08WKLI/8 New Medical Salt, 1 / in*tend of being a remedy for all III*, lui. coiitroll over but one ill, fins but one aim, and nccuiiiplisfioa but one tiling, to wit: Sub due* lnflntimtory Discuses—'whatever b« it* form or locality, wlivtfier iu tlio head, throat, abdomen, extreinotirs or akin. The |ioculiur oxccllotice of the New Modi cal Salt Is, that without the UjoIoss loss ot blood and atrongth, it elleotually euros In- fliiumtorv Discuses (no otfiors) by producing an enniubrium of all tho fluids iu the hotly the want of which I* the sole CAUSE of In] flumutiun. INVALIDS, TAKE NOTICE!!—The fol lowing forms which tho unbalanced fluid* h* siime and many not hero tnentioued, tliut have more or leas fever or pain, aro ousily sub dued by tlie NEW MEDICAL SALT as fli is extinguished by water, to wit: Drain F •cr, lloudacho, Hush of Blood to tlie Head md Heart, Fits, Inflamed Eye*, Euros and S’oso, Canker, Neuralgia, Spinul Aflbutioiis, Erysipelas, Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Asthma, In flaiiu'ii Lungs and Diver, Heartburn, Coughs. Dyspepsia, Vouerlal Diseases, Uheumatisin, Gout, Scrofula, Salt Illicum, and all Itching and other cutaneous eruptions. Dr, Coggswell's New Medical Salt exerts, like the vaccine matter, an extranrdir.ary in fluence over tlio vein* and arteries, n iu a gradual declining of iiiflamation dicutod by the pulso. which soon returns its natural stuto,as tlie lieut, pain and fever disappear. Dr. Coggswell'* New Medical flail dors just what it claim* to do—no more no less—equal ise* tlie fluids by removing from tlie system all arterial and venous obstruction*. Descrip live Circulars may be obtained from an\ Druggist who kcujm this valuable medicine for sale. W M. B. TA VLO R k CO.. No. fl Court Hauers, Montgomery, Ala. Genera! Agent* lor South Carolinia. Geor gia, FUrhlu, Alai,ulna, Mississippi, Louisi ana, and Texas. Dr. Coggswell'* Antiphlogistic Salt—Acute packages $t, Chronic package $2 ftO. Invalids witii Chronic or long standing *, should alwavs order Chronic Packages. Agents wanted in every City, Town and Village in tlio above Rtntc*. ro Bold by Druggists every when marl A. 6tf,—ly. by naming hi>* Washington. Mind an ter ol a loan studying motu, names of tlie si him for thedofinfti 1 Siam has expressed '.mcriean character tingest son George ..—Tlie talented sis- I humorous man was cs. Puzzled by tho ct, sho applied to m*. “ Brother,” sho asked, “what is mind /” Looking from his hook, ho wittingly and evasively re plied: “No matter.” She pondered over tlio answer, and presently return ing, asked: "But brother, what is mat ter?” and received tho laconic reply “Nevermind.”, ttaT’Time wears slippers of list, and his tread is noiseless. Tho days come softly dawning, ono after another; they croep in at tlie windows; their fresh morning air is grateful to the lips that pnrt for it ; tlioir music is sweet to tlio oars that listen to it, until, heforo we know it, a whole life of days lias posses sion of tho citadel, und timo has takou us for its own. atjp-Thnekoray, according to tlie ru mor afloat in Lnndou, contemplates a continuation of Mncauly’s History of England. Mobile Montgomery Columbus,.. Albany, Macon,. SAVANNAH ROUTE! TO 1ST e w Y ork Great Reduction in Kates of Passage. Now Arrangement 0f Tioke 0 t U s Sh New Orleans. $Rfl 7:» I Memphis $32 75 35 00 Nashville 27 75 25 00 Chattanooga,.. 25 00 21 00 Knoxville 25 00 23 00 Atlanta 21 00 20 00 | Augusta, 17 50 Bnggngo clrckcil through by tie* Manhat tan Express Company on the Central Hail ltoad Cars, and delivered anywhere in Now York or vicinity. By tlio*Splendid and Commodious SIDE WHEEL Steamships Augusta, 1,500 tons, Capt M. fl. Woodhall. Florida, 1,300 “ “ Isaac Ci.'well, Alabama, 1,300 " " G. R. 8chttck, These steamships belonging to tho old es tablished and favorito lino, knowu as tho “Now York and Savannah Stoam Naviga tion Company,’’ and wero’built expreB*ly for this line, theyare commanded by experien ced, skillful and polite officers; and in com fort, accommodation* and Fare, cannot be excelled by any vessel*on tho coast. Through Tickets aro gold in New Orleans by R. Gkdoks, 00 Gravfcr st. “ Mobile, “ Cox, Riiaixaiid «t Co.. “ Columbus, “ 8. H. Hill, Agent Har den’s Express and J. M. Bivins, Rail Road Ticket Agent, and at all other points by con necting. Rail Road Ticket Agents. JOHN R. WILDER k GALLIE, Agents, Bay 8t., Savannah. BAM’L L. MITCHELL k BON, fcbststriwtf Agent*, 15 Broadway N. Y. if#®- MA HRI ED—On Sunday morning, tho 4th inst., hy Rev. Jasso Lambcrth, Mr. James P. Cooper to Miss Lurr D. Quarles, all of this county. Spcciql polices. CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS. TERMS CASH; I\tv tal III (1 ill GENT DRY GOODS, Merchant 'Tailoring' Establishment, B. F. JONK8, Jf. J. OMBEHG, V ROMP. OA H\ SCOTT, U. B. MOOIIK. / rw IVI c.) Tho TJndorsigned will bo IN FULL BLAST, On JYonclay, Qth iiist., and will bo glad to show their frioittfa IN SEARCH OF BARGAINS Their Stock, which thoy pledge Wll II WITH ANY HOUSE IN GKOROIA. OUR TERMS WILL BE EXCLUSIVELY CASH, And Prices exceedingly Low. We hope to receive tlio encouragement of the citiiena generally in thi* enterprise and expect to I'orapcntat* thorn in return By Saving them Money, IN MAKING THEIR PURCHASES. Prices plainly marked in Figures, For further particulars apply at tho Store. J0NB8, BCOTT, OSWKHO liCO. ftlexiiran Mustang Liniment. Its wonderful rffret* and consequently —perhaps no article in tho history of tin Materia Medico, ever acquired tlio rnino put ronago ami mot with so few fniluro* as tin Mustang Liniment. It has justly been styl ed a I'nuncoa for external Wounds, Swellings Sprains. Bauiscs or Eruptions on Man or B.ast. it i* to fnr a imxlicine of surprising virtue, tliut physicians ar« compelled to pro scribe it, ana from some n markable cure* of Chronic and Distorted Rheumatic cases it has naturally attracted much attention from the lir.st scientific minds of tho ago. No fam ily should ho without a’ bottle. Bjwnru of imitations The genuine i.« sold bv respectable dealers in nil part s of the world. BARNES k PARK, marg-wlm Proprietors, New Yerk, The Great English Remedy. NIK JAMES CLAItKIi’S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS. rpiIIS invaluable medicine is unfailing in X the cure of nil those painful and duugor- ous discueus incident to the fcnmlc coustitu tion. It moderates nil excesnand removes all ob struction. from whatever cause, and a speedy cure may be relied on. TO MAKKIFD LADIES it i* peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time bring on the monthly period with regularity’ CAUTION. These Dills should not he taken bv females that a re prey nan I, during thi FJJtST TJ/JIFF Months, as they arc sun: to briny on Miscar riage .- but at every other time, and in every other case, they are perfectly safe. In all eases of Nervous and Spinal Affec tions, Pain in the Rack and Limbs. Heavi ness, Fatiguo on flight exertion, Palpitation of tho Heart, Lowness of spirits, Hysterics, Sick Headache, Whites, and all the painful diseases occasioned by a disordered system, these Pills will effect a cure when alf other mtans have failed. Full directions in the pnmphlct around i, which should be curcfully pre- DR. BAAKEE Treats all Disease SPECIAL attention gl diseases—^Coughs, Croup. Consumption, In fluenza, Asthma, Bronchitis, nil discuses of the Nose, Mouth, Throat, and Lungs; nil Skin Diseases of everv description success fully treated:—Lumbago, Lumbar, Abscesses, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Pa ralysis, Epilepsy, or Convulsions, Dyspepsia, Dysentery, Dinrrlnen. The very worst eases of Piles cured in a short time; also of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels. There are many diseases incidental to women and chil dren which are treated with distinguished success. All particular* will he given hy letter. Dr. Baukce can produce one thous and certificates of his'perfect success iu cur- CANCERS, OLD 80RK8, or UI.OKRS. IIIP DISEASES, FISTULA or every discre tion, SCALD HEAD, WENS. POLYPUS of the NOSE, Or in any other part of the Issly, TUMORS, and SWELLINGS of ovory description, and without tho uso of tho knife,or any surgical instrument*. These lust named disease* cannot be cured by cor- respondeneo; therefore all such patients must place themselves under tho Doctor's perso nal *ii|>orviidon. Dr. llmikeo has made a new discovery or a “Fluid.” that will produce absorption of tho “Cataract,” and restore permanent vis ion to tho Eyo, without rosort to the knife All EYES and EARS are successfully trea ted without tho use of tho knife or ucodlc.— Dr. Banker has constantly on hand at his office a very extensive assortment of beauti ful ARTIFICIAL EYE and TYMPANUMS, or EAR DRUMS, which are suitable for oilh- or sex and ages—inserted iu live minutes.— Ear Trumpets of every description; also ev ery variety of artificial articles known in tlie world—a large assortment of beautiful and durable ARTIFICIAL HANDS, with the Arm and Elbow Attachment; ARTIFICIAL FEET, with tho Ankle, Leg, and Kuco-Jolnt attached. Theso articles arc adapted for either s .. express to any imrt of tho world. All kind of Trusses for Hernia or Rupturo of every description, for eithor sex, and Trusses pur- ticularly adapted for females in a weak con dition, also for those with Prolapsus Uteri. Dr. Bnakee is one of the most celebrated and skillful physicians ami surgeons now living. His til me is known personally in every principal city of the world. All letters directed to Dr. Buakoo must contain ton cents to pay postage and inci dental expenses. Ail Chronic Diseases can bo treated by correspondence, except those mentioned, which will roquiro his personal supervision. '•S'ft- Office Hours, from 0 A, M. to I P. M. DOCTOR BAAKEE Office. 704 Broadway, a fow Doors uIkjv© Fourth street, New York City. jan3—tr3m A w3m HARPER & BUTLER, Importers and Heavy Dealers in ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE, Broad Street^ Home, 6a. WE respectfults so!ict a continuation of tlio patronage of our PROMPT PAYING and Oa,sli Customers, To whom our rre for inleat Ihn LOWEST FIGURES. [JnnB.rf TO THE PLANTERS OF FI1ER0KEE GA. & ALA. W E have samples of several kind* af Plows, manufactured by Messrs. Sharp A Hamit- ton. of Sashviilu.'Tnnn., who nro very sunxlmts to introduce them in thi* soatlon ot country. Their Plows are all warranted, and we feel assured that it will be to the interest of the planters to try them. We guarantee them to ho all thoy are represented. dissatisfied, tho Plow can be returned and tho money refuuded. Among which are the following s Tim Excel Plow, steel, 7 size*. The Engle “ “ 7 “ 2 loft-hand. Tho Sharp’s patent, steel, S sizes, 2 left-hand. M •« “ “ cast 7 sizes. The Excel, iron r size*. The Clipper patent. Iron, 2 sizes, cost mould Minrd Tho Clippor patent, steel, 3 ■lzcs« i yack age, A bottle contains 50 pills, and encircled with the Government Stamp of Orent Britain can b« sent i*nst free for $1 and 0 postage stamps. Hole Agents for tlie United States and Canada. JOB MOSES, Rocherter, N. Y- Seld in Rome hy Tiiiixlkv A Bakkii, and all respectable dciiggists everywhere. ntnrIO. *50.—ly. A Good Tinner Wanted. T HE undersigned is anxious to seauro tho service* of a First-rate Tinnor. One com petent to work in all the branches of the Tiu business. A workman as abovo described and of steady habits will be paid liberal None other than a sobor, industrious work man need anplv. Address ALEX. MOORE. f«b25-trwtf :C*V« Spring. Oft. Augusta Chronicle-A Sentinel copy one month and forward bill. Garden Seeds. ll kinds and Varieties, warranted b he kind that *will $ •.-out, for sell TUnNtBT.TloA Choice Home. perfectly natural, and ' ’ l ADAMS, mckinney & co,, 96 Liberty Street, NEW YORK, Offor for Sale from United States Bonded Warclionso: llllANDIES—Ciignnc—OTAHD. DUIMIY It Oo'., IMNKT. CASmi.ION A Co., JAMES 1IKNXKS8Y an.l MAKKKTT. Eri RUM—.JAMAICA and ST. CROIX. WINES—SHERRY’, MADEIRA, PORT and other brands, various grades. IN llONil—400X011 IRISH WHISKIES DOMESTIC LIQUORS, SUCH AS Rye, Bourbon &Monong’hela WHISKIES. feh14-triw1y, A Timely Notice. A LL those who are indebted to mo, either by Note or Account, roust pay up bo- lore return day. or they will be eued. My individual books must be sottled. ’ janlU.triStno*. A. R. HARPER Also sharp A Hamilton’s Cultivators with the justly celebrated Sayre .I Remington’* paten Steel Tect’i* We will take pleasuro iu showing these articles to any and all person*. Romo, Nov. 21st, 185fl. HARPER k BUTLER W. RHODES HILL, W, ll. IIEKNDON* COX, IIILL & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, FE/1CII-TRRG STREET, ATLANTA, ©A. VINO formed*n copartnership os above, we are prepared to exhibit ; ant pud tresh STOCK OF GROCERIES, which are offered to cash and short time, prompt paying customers at vory low figures Our facilities lor purchasing and a perfect knowledge of the wants of tlio public, are such that f We annex a fow of tho articles 30 hds. New " A B & C., gun ran tec entire satisfuetlon, in every particular. iu storo uud to arrive too 50 bis. crushed and Brown Sugar, _ 200 Bags Rio Coffee. 25 Bags Java Coffee, 400 Kegs of Nails, ioo i§ss B s , s° n “f' Wbieky, *£“' W1 30 Pack’s Crc3sent’s, Hennessv and othe. choice Brandies. 10 i" Brandy, Old and Soft, from private stock, 500 .Sacks Salt. 100 Bx’s State and English Carry Cheese. And nnv .muntily »r Sodn, fiturcti, Plcklci OntnipA B.iicm, rro.ervcs, Fruit., C„r.li„h, Oyatorr, Mnrki'ri'l, Rnrdlnra, llm'kclr. Broonu, Till),, Chtjrus, Ac., to whicli intuition ij iu- vited. Awaiting your commund*. and always at your service*, octlO.ir, Wo »re no.pcotfull,, COX, HIM, J CO. Bell, Pace, Lavender & Oo., Dil'UItTCIlS .V JOlil! UKS J OF Staple and Fancy TO RENT! .. ivetl Tennant it Will ■onted for ono or for ft fernt For particulars ennuiro of Col. 0. 80 CHAMBERS A 71 ItEADK STd., ,'Okkic-k Dai.tox k Gai»s6r* iUium.in Co. | l Dalton/ Oti-, January 24th, 18(10. /. M NEW YORK, 'VrOTICE in hereby given, that sn Instal- UST respectfully invito tho attention nr j.V| meat of Ten Dollars, on each share of SOUTHERN MERCHANTS to their the cupilul Stocksubst-Hocd, «»f the Dalton and varied slock of Goods, whioh will A Gudsden Railroad C- mpnny. has been be complete bv the 1st of February. czlled bv the Director*, payable at tlie«>ffira H. 8. HUGHS will be pleased to see bis of the Company in Da'ton/on the first day friends when they visit New York. i of April next Bv order. ^ft0l2-tw2nj ^