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urkut opened strong at 22| to. ■ad qolat it 33|o« lb advance In apples. We quote 00 par parrel, end Wemern m -Buying et *1 00 to 119 pardwt 7 Barupteio. B. f. Georg* end K Oroee- tuayer. Tie Teens Etpreta OBoah J, 1L Oonyar, Prifle A Terry, 0. H. Jotdeo, sod Borbeoker'e building on Meobwic street, whleh wee unoccupied; Donnie Welle’ reei. denee <nu the only roxidenee eered. Louron, Deeediber d.—The Times in dle- coeetog the Irish question, uys : " We most declare a reform nj lend lews In the next eemion of Parliament, but in the meentlms the authority of the lew tutut be laelntelned end iofmotioue thereof punished, K ton Mono, Droember A—There is pnbHebed this morning e list or the Btete Central Com mittee of the Welker petty, tamternmndm^H wbiohlt is taken. Title Bice is worth tl II per dwt, end Lumpkin county mines rery from tl 00 to 1 10 per dwb Back wheat Floor—In boies-rt* six ponnd seeks to thsbox, tl 71 to 3 00. Blitter—Little done in Ooehen end Wes tern Reserve. Tennessee end Yirginin quoted et tl to 3Ie per lb. The qoellty vert** greetly. Good conn try butter sells reedlly et 30 to 35o. Bneeo—Mot mneh doing In beoon. We OPT But let tMs be as It aey, it ie eetlelnly e noble end grand thing to oorer the blemtsbea S nots e. eldeu et llfo'.e, r. (idee end ebool- ers, 301 to Sic. Bnlh Urate—The market ie well supplied with bow meats, end the demand ie good. O. ■idee are quoted at 19o;e. r tides TSlelBio, and shoulders et II to llio. Banina—Sioflk equal to the demand— Quoted atltfl to 38o. Bale Bane—Quoted at .8 to Do. Corn—'The enpply of oorn ie light, good.nfricee Inn. We quote prii fl 35 to 110, hew 31 IS to 1 38. Corn Heal—There is e good col demand for meal. We quote il firm Chews Stock fair. Demand goc ted et 21 to 331c. CoBm—Demand good end market The Old Reliable Passenger Route TO ALL Northern, Kwtem ood Western CMtloo, OiRIUUNG O BRAT dOUTHEEN EXPRESS. oItIJ diaordert, and II it therefore all the more impor tant Us at every food dttxen ahould final It fill individu al duty to toCom* • peace officer, and. to aid in eecnr- lag to every Inhahllaut that perfect protection Ruaraa- teed ky ike Ocnetlttriioa and without which we oan uaver enjoy either civil or material proa parity. Outrage#, nuch aa have heretofore. and, are now , again disgracing our Bteto, cannot he tolerated or ex- cueed without Involving the whole oonunuolty. The time hee arrived when there outrage* must VARIETIES THEATER, Id it aye tfcfi uaaiaa of g* Wbigs,.Republic* us nadl) Iloo. A.. A. H. Htaart, of 1 Kieariin, Judge H. H. Mari rbgtoQ. PreaiUeot Jamee J Oml, Jaa. A. OowarcUE, — patch, E B. flaxal), Thoa. Branch, and James Nuenon of Richmond, Walter H. Taylor, of Norfolk, formarlj Adjutant General of Lm’i Army, Obwiaa P. Wone, formerly Cavalry General In tfie Union Army, Norman Smith, formerly Colonel in the Union Army, J.'D. Imboden, E«-General in the Confederate Army, Thomas & Flour noy, Whig candidate for Governor in 1865, D. C. Dejarnette, formerly Democratic mem- nan heretofore irate, inaloding L Demand ime whito We truet from this oe. kbet our baloved breihren mey be Induced to bide eeob oth er's weaknesses in silence end proclaim seek other's virtue, upon Ibe bom-top, end not foegot the dirine iujunetum that little chil dren 'should lose oeob other, he for harmo ny, it ie perieotly charming, and ought act to be lost eight of by the par* in heart. We rejoice In the eettlemeut, end iu conclusion respectfully cell upon the brethren, oue end ell, to join ne in singing “Ler pa Have Peso*," to tbs tuns of Old Hundred. THE 0NLT ROUTE fr«m ATLANTA »n*»ma a DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TB1M. Preventing s poettbUity ef tweoty-tonr (Ml <e- Ur. incident to Usee hsetaf but one daily train. THE POTTED STATES MAIL Between Atlanta and New York I. carried aioKi*lv.ly by tbla Una. Through Passenger Trains Leave Atlanta 8A5 A. M.—5:5© V. 11. Making dose connections St Einaston tax Rome, Selma, Meridian, and New Orleans. At Chattanooga, with the Beet Tenneeeee A Georgia Railroad lor ell point, •- North & East by Lynchburg. The Memphis A Charleston, for Canton, Memphis A New Orleans, AKD POUtTB WIST. The Nashville A Chattanooga, ft* ' Kashrllle and all Pointa North, East nnd West via LenUrrille. _ Tunnel, says the Ballou , of the Bins Kldga Beil- rhloh Col T. 1. Meets has , snake, have been found »k had to be temporarily it thouKAint of them wore bold responsible for tbolr continuance. To tho end, Ibot bo motfre may bo wanting to otlm- uloto tha pooplo to ootion In bringing to punishment tbo violators ol tbo low, thereby offer o reword of Five HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. IRON AND hTEEL. Dianas M Gum, Rifles, Axes, Hoes, Chains, die. Cotton Yarng-bomend feir-etoek equal to demand. Quoted et 33 00 to 3 06. Dried Froft—Peach**, rough 5 to 5|e. Pealed 13 to ISO. ' Egg*—Scaroo nnd high. We qaote et 36 to Wo pet dot. Floar—The Mock of flour is very flne and embreoea a greet variety of gredee end prioea. Demand ameli. We quote caper *6 00 to 6 60 per bbL Exlre $700. Family *7 60 to 8 00, end Fancy *8 60 to 9 00. No mete- fill obffngD. Hogs-The market for bogs bet fairly open- ed, end the paoking bueineso oommeneed. We quote et 101 grom end 13 to 131 net. Hey—A fair demand end average Hock. It is quoted et 336 00 to 38 00 per ton for Tim- ° l Molasses and Sympi—Block* equal to the demand. Qoalitiea very varioas. We quote its figures ranging from 60o to fl 50. ^ They are quoted Onions—Ouions readily bring from $4 60 to 6 00 per bbL Offol—Bren is worth $1 60; ship stuff $1 75 to 2 00. It ie in good demand. Potatoes—Good Irish potatoes are in de mand at $3 00 to 3 60. ,’ Rye—Demand fair. Stook moderate. Quo tod at fl 40 to 1 60. Hngar-rBrings from 13 to 19c according to quality. We quote refined A 18 to 18}; do. B 17| to 18;do. O 10} to 17; yellow 16 to 10}. Wheat—We find a wide range in wheat. We qhoto it at tl 46 to 1 70 for prime red to prime white. Btook light. Small demand.— Prime white sella readily at tl 60. Tobacco —Unsound pounds 55c Common sound pounds GO to 66c Medium pounds........ 70 to 75c to convict), of tbo person or persons engaged in the murder of Hon. Joseph Adkins (white), a Republican Senator from tbo 10th District. AAd of tbo peraon or peraoaa ewgaged in the mardor of Dr, Benjamin Ayer (white), a Republican Bepresen- tatlva from tbo ooauty of Jofloraon. And of the person or peraona engaged In tbo out rage com mitt ad upon tbo person of William Hardtman (white), of tbo oounty ef Oglethorpe when, on or about the Slat day of October last, be was tied to a tree and brutally whipped, the outrage having been committed by a body of disguised man for no other reason, as la alleged, than that Hardtman waa charged with belag a wealth aud political influence. NIGHT DI8PATOHB8. Washington, Dsotmbwr 3.—Thomas J. Du rant will beappointsd Circuit Judge of Louis iftua, Texas, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia and Florida. Revenue to-day orer $1,000,000. Oreewell recommends Ihc abolition of the frenkii the entire rente, aey one bun- aty.five tnilce, with a grade of it Wbe* weooosider tbet the era, three mountain!!, this is a ade, and the mote surveyed a , if not imliepeneable one. The ie road, we nndemtand, are the work of eonatvneting it will Revenue to-day over 31,000,000. /, .11 - ik. akAtltlnn rtf Ihq ing privilege. A full Cabinet met. Postage to England after June first will be "‘TWe^veniog's Bier «aye: “The Waye and Keane Committee yesterday received a statement from the Treasury Department of the amount of lose to tbe government from Custom receipts that will enwe from an adoption of Judge Kelly's amendment* to the free list of the tariff bill from which it ap pear! that it Will not interfere with the capaoity of the government to redeem the bonded debt in exoeee of the amount pro vided for by the Sinking Fund. The Com- mittee finally agreed to the amendments, and are now considering th# ponding amendment to the list of dutiable artielee." A Havana letter to New York Trtbone gives news from Cuba to the 37th. The Peruse of the 27th contains accounts of'a rsvolt of tbs negroe* and Chinese, and their attempt to join the rebels A etrong column we» sent against them. General Fnlfo sensed 50 to be ■hoi end 300 lashes administered to each ol the ethers offending. A bettlehes been fought at Sen Jose, end the Spanish ions was vary heavy. General Lesoa ia at Cinoo Valea with ten thousand men, unable to make nay headway. He complains that the new troops want to eboodon hi* oommsnd. Pusllo requests DeRoda*. nrging to be allowed to eveouate Puerto Prinoipe. The cholera, emali-pox and fever are rag ing in 81 Jago de Cohn Ex-Senator Wndo, aud Svnatora Cameron and Conkling havo written letters in favor of free Cuba. Lamtxtti, I*d,, December 3.—In the the peenllar fona o, -“"“Mr A CONCAVE COlms ASmlrsblr adapted to theorem Mm If natural to tha aya, rdhudanS fatal halp to th. hmsaa rtS, kK morris bernhi Spectacle & Optical Mai And of tbe person or persons enguged in tbo outrsgs oommitted upon tbo person of Hon. Abrsbsm Colby (•olored), Representative from tbc oounty of Qreene, who, on or About tho SOtb dny of Ootobn test, wan taken from his bed at night and cruelly beaten, the outrage having bean committed by a body of twenty- flvo or thirty dicgolaod men for tha rouaona, aa is al leged, that he, tho Aid Colby rial tad Atlanta and ro- quested of tbe military authorities protection for ih# frOedmen's school located In the town of Oreenaboro’, in the oounty of dreope. And of the person or persona engaged in the depre dation upon the ofloe of the Assessor of Internal Bov- enue for the Upited States Government in tha town of Washington, oounty of Wilkes, on or about the night of the 18th instant, when, aa la alleged, the office waa broken open and hooks, papers, Ac., scattered and de stroyed, and notices left warning the Assessor to leava the District. And of the person or persons engaged in the assault upon the house of the Hon. Eli Barnes (colored), Re publican Representative from the oounty of HanoocA, when, aa ia allaged, a body of masked men at or about tha hour of one o’clock on tho night of the 10th Inst, surrounded Ills residence, and by threats of ptroonal violence forosd him to leave the oounty. And of the person or persows who, at or near tho hour of ten o’clock, on the night of the 18th Inst, fired ten or twelve gunshots into a oamp of oolored laborers on the line of tbo Maoon A Brunswick Ball- read, in the oounty of Telfkir, whereby one man waa killed and another severely wounded. And of the person or persons who, on Thursday night of oourt week, October Term, about midnight, said to be a body of sixty men in disguise, surrounded the residence of the Sheriff of the county of Hancock, demanded and obtained from him the keys of the Jail and released from tbe Jail one James Oxford (white), a notorious outlaw awaiting, his trial for the murder of John Taylor, a respectable dtieen of said oounty. Given under my hand aud tho great seal of the State at the Oapitol, iu the city of Atlanta, this twenty- ninth day of November, In the year of our Lord Oue Thousand Eight Handled and 8ixty-Klne, and of tho Independence of the United States of America, the Ninety-Fourth. RUFUS B. BULLOCK, Governor. By the Governor: David G. Gonna, Socreterj of State. nov 80-dl4tw4w ty. Indeed, it i* capitalists h»ve demand. Qualities very various. We quote !.» il a I,,, r. __ IC. Z- -3» (tots—A good demand for o&ts exists, and the tupplv keep* up welL ‘*rr at 80 to 85o. Arrivals light. _ ^ Hon. Foater Blodgett went to Washington Jofft night Ex-Govtroor Seymour an Freledent Grant. Among tbe letter* published In the volume giving the official account of the reunion of the soldiers of the Annies of Tennessee, the Ohio, the Cumberlend and Georgia, which took place in Chicago, in December, 1868, ia the following: Utica, December 12, 1868. Gentlemen: I am sorry that I cannot ac cept your invitation to attend the reunion of the aoldiew of the Woatern armies-Cumber land, Tennessee, Dhio and Georgia—at Chi cago, on the 16tb instant. ^ As many of the regiments sent out from New York, while 1 woe Governor of that Btato, served in these armies, I feel a personal as well as a national pride and interest in this gathering. It is not necessary to speak of the respect . v _ I e • L • 1. iL. 1 IL. avowed a wtiUngaees to construct the rood, should the present Company fail to securs tbe necessary funds along the line of the road. Application for Exemption, BORGIA. DAWSON COUNTY.—flarah Williams haa applied for exemption of parsonaMy, and ng apart and valuation of homestead, and I .wilt upon the aamo at If o’clock, «f., on the 6th of imber, 1S69, at my office te Dawaonvtlte, Ga, DANIEL FOWLER. if M Ordinary of eaid county. The News. Nothing is being done in tbe Alabama claims matter. There is no idea in Washington of remov ing Collector Grinnell. New Fonndlancl elections are averse to con federation. The Bpenish Government has announced iU intention to restore tbe constitutional PAB8ENGER8 HAVE CHOICE OF TWBNTT-SIX DITFEBEST BOUT* FROM ATLANTA TO NE* TONK. Administrator’s Sale. VI7 ILL be sold on the first Tueedey In January next YY before' the Oourt House door, In Hiawoseee, Towns oounty, within the legal hoars of sale, the fol lowing property to-wit: Two fractional lots of land No. 1TI end lit. Bold os the property of Dyeon J Dey ton, decayed, for the benefit of the he! ra and e**d. ton of aaid deceased. Tsrma made known on thl day of sale. November 4th, 1869. JOHN N. DEYTON. nov 18-40dprefoe$6fi5 Administrator. 1. They earn he wen wNh for any length of ttnie at oocMttint pfo tug otearneea of vUlon, by caafhtr m « elal light, comfort to the tmirI known. M. How to select Gluts. It professional guldanoe even rheaflptiii fered. Dr. Bernhardt not oak kM fo | that nan be found In tbs mark*, tot m Ines the eyes, and gives iadiipsMtehsM proper selection of then. S. 'When the eyes aehs pr pah the action of a bright light, nsh aifc ^ tha mow, sunny weatbar, wkfla fifitete writing or sewing, or vivid cohrsd h lenses, by softening the rays, site* a aa sensation and givs graat rsllst 4. These Spectacles ars sslsatff justed to every oaee of defsodvs Nglt ff socuracy, whether arldng from age, Sob or premature decay, by Harris fieraksfi and exact principle, entirely his een, tetf felled to be oonreot B. After several yesurs ef patoh adjusting spectacles to pafisow nade m defective vision, as wad as axpsrtmoshfl lonf-eatabliehsd baatnaaa to hte Opted i hare and In Europe, M. Bonhaidt «d| dent guarantee of his abdllfly Is soffik iff Six hundred packages of tea, part of the cargo of tha Ohinahteamer, have been shipped The Secretory of tbe Navy waa greatly edi fied by a report in a Weabingtca paper par- porting to be an epitome of hu annual report, which baa hot yet been touched. Washington officials are ventilating the abort-comings of our national representatives. It ia complained that Congressmen occupy their time chiefly in private affairs to the det riment ef Urn business of tbe people. It is understood that the President has in timated to Gov. Walker, of Virginia, that tbe State having complied with all the require- meets of the law, he sere no reason why the State should be left out of the Union. The commissioners who soiled some time ago in tbe Albany for 8t. Domingo are Gens. Baboook and Ingalls. They go to further the ponding negotiations for a treaty ofaonexa- Tho Best Eating Hoases in the t’euntry. Application for Letters ef Administration. / ( lonaiA, TOWNS COUNTY.—To all whom it me, VJ oonocru.—John W. Holmes having. In proper form, applied to ms for permanent letters of adminis tration on tha ©state of L. D. Rogers, late of sold coun ty. This ta to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of L. D. Rogers, to be and appear at my office, within tbe tint* allowed by law, and show eanae, if any they can, why permanent administration should not be granted to J.w. Hohasa on L. D. Rogers’ es tate. Witness my hand and official signature, November 16th, 1988. JAMES WHITE, dec l-30dprsfiee$S 08 Ordinary. and admiration in which the soldiers of the Republic aro held by its eititens; the fore most among you will be the distinguished General, now at the head of our armies, who won his first laurels ss one of the lenders of the armies of th6 West. His election to the offioe ot President of the United States bears witness to the fact that, ifi addition to regard for his other merits, the patriotic services of tbe soldier are held in honorable and grate ful remembrance by the American people. I have the honor to be, truly yours, Horatio Seymour. To tbe Committee of Invitton. No Midnight Changes. Finely Finished Care Well Heated and Ventilated. QUICK TIME AMD SURE COMSKCTIOMS. Tickets for rale st all Ticket OIBces for all potato reached by thl* line. OL, f.^iland 4 00 to 6 00 American 1 60 to 3 00 Rum, Jamaica 400 to 8 00 American 1 50 to 2 00 Wbiaky—Corn—Country 1 75 to 2 60 Rectified, do 1 00 to 1 40 Rye, do 125 to 6 00 Robertson, do 2 OOto 4 «0 Bourbon, do. 1 25 to 5 00 Wine-Modem 2 76 to 4 50 Sherry 2 60 to 6 00 Port 2 60 to 6 00 N E. Rom 1 75 to 2 25 Dry Geodfi.—The market is active with bnt Application for Dismission. /'I EORG7A, HARAISON COUNTY.-Whereas, Wm. vX F. Waldrop, admintotrotor of the estate of Jaraea M. Waldrop, repreeenta to the Oourt In hts petition, duly filed and entered off record, that he hae rally ad ministered Waldrop’s estate. Tola ia therefore, to cite all peraona concerned, kin dred and creditors, to ©how oauae. If any they con, why said administrator ahould not be discharged from his administration, and raoeiv* letters of dismission on the first Monday in January, 1870. This 4th day of October, 1868. A. D. WOODS, FARE B*ME SB by OTHER ROUTES. Baggage Checked Through. tion, and also to observe the election which Is to toko place there on the annexation qaes- How to Head off Dueling. When tbe capital shot Burlingame desig nated the long range rifle in responso to a duel challenge, and the six footed Potter, of Winconsiu, chose bowie knives, the bellig erent Brooks and the fiery Pryor suddenly became very averse to the practice of dueling, whatever they might have thought concern ing the theory. The barbarous custom re ceived a check, only second to that which followed from Hamilton’s death st the hands of Bnrr. Two Frenoh women have now fnrnished a key for tbe total doing away of this practice. Annon B., and Jeauuetou It., two Parisian matrons, quarreled over a sum of money a few days since. Instead of yielding to thejost now prevalent mania for small swords a* a means of adjusting differences, they vigorously pel ted each other with eggs until seconds interfered and pronounced the oonteet a drawn battle. If gentlemen now-a-days subject to challenges, would act on the above suggestion, there would soon be an end to affairs of honor. Georgia papers will please copy.—Now York Commercial Advertiser. New Yoke, December 3.—Five hundred soldiers gathered from tho adjacent forts, assisted the revenue officers in aeioing forty- four illicit distilleries. This acocmnte for the stories about the movements of troops. Richmond, December 8.—In the Bo..rl of Trade Convention, Monroe, of Dubuque, had the floor on the unfinished bustose* of yesterday, being a resolution for a double track railway from tbe oenter of the ohief source of grain and produoe iu the West to the Atlantic seaboard. He showed that a double track road 1,200 miles long, with trains starting every five minutes, having 3,000 trains on the track with 64,000 oars in constant motion three hundred and sixty-five days in the year, would have a capacity of only fifteen and three quarter million tons each way, while tbe Virginia water line, with boats of two* hundred and eighty tons, and double deck, and used only three hundred days in the year would have a capacity of over sixteen million ton« each way. The whole subject was then laid on the table by a vote of IX) to 13. A resolution was offered by Mr. Begley, of Detroit, nrging upon Congress the necessity of the construction of a ship canal around Niagara Falls, connecting Lakes Erie and On tario, and appointing a oommittea to memori alise Congress on the subject. He explained that Congress was not asked to giv* any aid to the work. * The resolution was advocated by Bagley, of Detroit, Dore, of Ohioago, Hal tan, of Wis consin, Opdyke, of New York and others.— They urged it aa not only a sectional bat a national neoeaoity. The whole chipping of the West, which might be noeded as a navy by the Government sotpe day, is locked up whore it oan never reach the ocean. The cost was variously estimated aa ranging from six to twelve millions, is nothing compared with the vital necessity for it* Here is a chain of water lines 12,000 miles long, obstructed by Niagara Falls, an ob struction which may be overcome for a few million dollars. Sooner or later Canada M. Lee»ep*, the Chief Engineer of the Boer Canal, has pahlidy denied the unfavorable reports which have been recently circulated about th it great enterprise. He calls attention to the fact that in ten days no less than fifty v**o««ls saibd safely through the Canal and Mrs. Margaret Perry and her daughter, of Carrollton. III., have been held to bail, each in the sum of $5,000, on a charge of infanti cide. It is charged that they murdered an illegitimate child of Miss Perry’s. Mrs. Pcrry salaat LOW FIOURE8, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. questionable respectability ud taksil also, a Dumber of certificate turn wifi man of distinction wko haw aart te W ortflnala of all whichband be hug thoee who may request It fhesuffffj lowing names or certificate haffipuffl an actual possession of the uus a capital offence, pimlihehte Iff Hte** Application for Dismission, n EORGIA, TOWNS OOUNTY.—Whereas, B. H. Kll U administrator of Laaceford Oantrei, represent* the Oarnrt, ta hts petition duly filed and entered SUBSTANTIAL FUN 1 ALABAMA STREET THEATER! OPEN EVERT DAT THIS WEEK! Messrs. Soyer and Liebeg, Lessees and Managers. O N MONDAY, the OPENING DAY. will be presented the highly entertaining Drama an titled: 8RETSYO, The Hard-Shell Baptist of the Gove, lion, at 6 par out. Burling weak at 81 to 9c. Gold 1224. Government sconrities firmer aud advancing ’62’s 134. Southern securities weak. Blocks strong but unsettled. CuKirNNATX. Dactmber a—Corn uuchangod. Whisky 98o to $1. Pork dull at $31 to 31 50. Bacon unchanged. Sugar cared hams 21 to 22o. Lard in better demand. Louisville, December 3.—Grain quiet. Mass pork $31 to 31 60. Shoulders 164c; dear aides 194o. Lord 18}o. Whisky dull at 98c. Liverpool, December 3.—Cotton dull; Uplands dull at 12 to I2}d; Orleans 12} to 12}d; sales 10,000 bales; exports 3,000 bales. Baltimore, December a—Cotton steady. Flour active At yesterday’s quotations. Wheat unchanged. Corn active; white 87 to 91c; yellow 90 to 95c. Provisions unchanged.— Whisky improved at $1 04 to 1 05. 8t. Louis, December 8.-—Corn heavy.— Whisky $1. Provisions excited. Pork $31 Baoon—no quotations. Sugar-cured hams 21c. Lord ©olive. Among tea many washing maohinea haretofora pat anted and praaantad to tea public, tela la tea only one which oparatea upon scientific principles solely; and whloh, wbtlo it oteaaaos clothes thoroughly, does not, In tea least. Injure pr waar than), however fins or deli- oats thsir fabric. It washes by pressure alone, and not by rubbing or Motion, white iq chemicals or pet- 29.000 of which were taken for homo*toads, 85.000 pre-empted, and 740.000 acres selected Medical gentlemen, FrofMStM 4 i mio talent in Atlanta, (te.«4h Atlanta, Ga^ tern I have examined cerefefiLtefri collection ol glaaeee for tbi nfef ■ submitted to ma by Prof. Butte* In adaptation to tbe endteffif" gaat workmanship, they m mi serving the patronage of teOffte nately require thalr ate y ^ ^ Weffallj oonear in theabowej Mteeellaueous. A New Jersey paper aays, when other amusements fail, eiacr ancked through a straw ia very good. Neok-ties with mirrors in the centre of the bow is the latest fashion with the “nobby” lads. What next? In the Ingiesido ooal mines, near Evans ville, a few days ago, a mule killed himself by batting his head repeatedly against tbe walL “Bob, how is yonr sweetheart getting along?” “Pretty well; she says I needn’t call any more.** A gentleman who waa asked to accept a nomination as alderman, refused on the ground that he was troubled with dyspepsia. Recruits are being forwarded to New Mexico from Fort Leavenworth for the 3d cavalry and 15th infantry, and to the Indian country for the 3d infantry and 10th cavalry. A woman fit Laramie, Kansas, choked to death with a piece of ioe, and the heartless doctors decided that nothing could be done to remove it until navigation opened in the spring. The woman was justly indignant at their levity. Provision aud fuel oars aro to be ran on tho J?acifio Rail road'during the winter, to keep the passengers from freezing and starving. A school shoald be opened to learn tho switch- inou how to read the timo-lablee, and the thing wonld be complete. The ghoet of a murdered Toledo scow captain appeared during a dangerous storm on tbe lake, took a hand at the pumps and saved his old craft from foundering. The YI/TLL be sold before tbe Oourt House door, iu tea TV town of Monro*, Walton county, within tho legal hour* of sale, on the First Tuesday in December next, a tract of land usually known aa the Brown place, con tainlng eighty-aevan acres, more or leas, adjoining lands of MoOullough, Nowell, Gresham, Herrin, and others, tteid tend sold aa the property of O. G. Nowell A Co., for th# purpose of a settlement. In aoeordance with an order of Hon. Garnett Andrews, Register in Bankruptcy. November 6th, 186S. no? 11-ids D. H. WALKER, Assignee. od recently. To Secretary Fish he says pri vately the Spanish Government was not en tirely satisfied at the action of the United States in tho matter. It is now stated that the Spanish gunboats were seized beoaose tho Cabans were about to Unrn them; and aa they were already in the bands of the United States, measures were taken to brioff them before the oonrts on the original complaint of tbe Peruvian Minister,* so that npw Peru is alone responsible for their safekeeping. The Dominion Government has received a dispatch from Mr. MoDougall relative to the Winnipeg insorreotion. which confirms the re port already received. Mr. MeDoagall expresses the belief that the agitation will die out m soon as proper explanations ore made to the half breeds. It is stated that a suit has been instituted by the Erie Railway Company against the Bsffhio, Bradford A Pittebnrg llaiiroad. Dud- fey R Gregory, Duncan B. Eaton, Daniel Drew and others, for $200,000 loss sustained by plaintiff as alleged in consequence of the leasing by the Erie Company of tbe Buffalo, Bradford k PHtobnrg road, which it is claimed was effected by fraud. Plaintiff also seeks to have the contract cancelled. Mary Jefferson, of i ioe ton, Mary J. Harris, of Philadelphia, and Calvin K. lledden, late of XsvYork, are under arrest and held for examination, charged with pension frauds. Tho oJlegalu nK are that Mrs. Jefferson lias df»W» pensions as a soldier’s widow, having been twice married wince the death of her first husband, and that the other defendants mode oath that aha was still a widow. A little girl. ulna year old, waa onlraoed by WM. WOOD & CO, by the Entire Company, in One Act. Selectlan—First Scene—^Whitehall Street. UTKK. HTRANOy.it FROM MAO^Ji -' Wliy. httloo To®, how are yon, old fellow; I’ve tramped this town of jours for th# last two hours, looking for •om* familiar ta©*, and yoor'a 1a the firat I've aeon.” TOM, ATLANTA BOY.—“Indeed. Wall, l*m glad to my dlturar koar; Mm 4o ym pro- ^®TRAN€HSR.—"Umph, don’t know—mighty hungry 1 TC^I.—"Ah, teen ooms with me to PEASE’S: ha’a thB ,,D * of rafrrebmaote.” OTHANGER.—“Ia that ao? Than -Lat ua have HARALSON SH8RIFF HALES. r ILL be sold before the Oourt IIous* door. Tom AUeu replies to Mike McCoole’s chal lenge, saying he fought and whipped him twloe, and was cheated out of the money each time, And he don't propoee to fight for nothing any more ; but he will fight MoCoole far $600 or $1,000 a aide in ten days, within fifty miles of Cincinnati, the dinner to take the stakes and exclusion money. If this proposition is not acoapted be will fight any man in the United States for auy amount of money, within fifty miles of Cincinnati, or iu Canada within fifty miles of Detroit, Mfoh. UNDERTAKERS AND UPHOLSTERS, 17 KKP on tend oil auaUttes of Flat's Matelte Burial XV Caeasi sfe^oll klndatf WoodODffioa. «1U at tend to Fenareta at any hoar, with a beautiful ftret- olaiM Haarea furntated or tor hire. Carriage, ate, will be fnralahed. All kinds of Upholstery work done. Furniture repaired, varnished, etc. Office in new building on Bread street ta rear of Nnw Ini office. All enter* will te promptly attended to. >wing property, th dlfltrtct of or! IF YOU DbUBT IT Dawson Sheriff Sales. Wolves have made their appearanoe near baenafraH Fork, in Granville county, N. C., and have destroyed much property. John Berber, a convict, being taken from Bartow to Tampa, Fla., the other day, jump 4 NEW LOCATION for the esleof Newapap*™ JX. riodtoata, and every other thing u.uallj void .Flret-CUae New* Stand. To obe who haa the oi to buy hts atoak—one who wants bmelneea and k: how to conduct tela bu»lnesa in a public place, addreea in writing, with real name, P. O. Box 806 lent*, tor two dnye for terms, ha, Non* but the neod apply, tor you will not reoelv© attention. Mr. Dopuy. of Boston, said it mast -be evi dent to nil thnt the relations of Canada ate toon to bo changed. After tho consideration of several other pro positions, and much dittusaion, tho Conven tion adjourned. Madrid, December 3.—Several Carlint eon- ©piracies have boon discovered in varions parts of the coantry, and many arrests made. Paris, December 3.—The reported ques tions regarding the fending of the Fronohoable bn Amsrioan soil Were favorably adjusted. W K have on hand, and are receiving, the largest general atoek of WATCHES AND JEWELRY, crow hivo deserted in terror at tho thought of having been saved from death by • ghost. •nd Silver.Plata! War*, IWwk*, *«., *r*m SrouaU to Atlauat^ 4»« bavins parabaraA WMOI few tt.u.fcck,r,>ra Railway Iteme. Mlnaaaota laid 244 mil*, ot railroad th* partraar. Tho Miohiqnn Air Line railroad 1. completed from II dgwej went of Romeo, Tbe Aral rail arae laid on tha Now Orloao* and Chattanooga railroad at Mobile on the 8th ultimo, . - Tha Oratid Hirer Valley railroad, Mietugan, I* now eomplaled between Grand Kapida and Jackaon—tha diatanc. la 88 mllta. Tha Indtanapolle, Bloomington and WaM.ru railway, of Illliioia, 'la complated ten mliea a HD by ae dome, ( bar. obttlnad . .tor. Iroent In ih. Thraataar'i naw bnIMIni, con verdant and lUrav tlaa, oa tha plaaw.taat aide or Whltahall .treat, at Mo. Hi, J eat over tba way from ray format location, which I bar. athid with Boot., Hhoan, LaMhar and *boa Wind* tnaa, of tha baat quality. I hop., by thfa ramiral, woty, n, a., oatnroey evening, ■ 20lb. She waa found by her father neighbor, about mtdoight, terribly but still living. On Monday th. dud EUenville, and aerricat in the Ha* Mopped to enable the ennged > hunt tbe villain. Ha waa Anally oonireaed tbe crime, and on Toe*, aentenoed to fifteen year* ia the a.wta.r. itawae. North Oaaolina haa a nine yonr old orator Owenabaro, Ky., boaata of havtug lately made tha largest aala of lobaooo evar made in America. In oue balob, Sbolby oonnty. Tenu., tha othar day, aent twautr his oonvfctad felon* to tha Penitentiary. Sating pecan* and pwnnl* in Church I* the ttyT* with the gay young ladle* and gentlemen of Hendoreon, Ky. It I* predicted that Florida will baooaaa Oaa of tha Inrgeat sogar-prodcclng looalttlaa on thl* oontlnanL The character and eoll are admirably aJapted to II* anituro, and tha trap ia a tan on*. Pine-apple* ere a moat profllable crop In Florida. From an acre end a half of ground at Key West it many won gathered thlw year ithar la tewn, city or rllta|*7 Month, Kaat or TO BENEFIT w>«t. J. J. WILLIAMS k CO- JacHUdeca Warahoo*. Olann, WrfahthOalr. weat of Bloomlogton to Coooord- Boona oonnty, led., haa voted aim net nnan- Imonaly againet aiding tbe proposed Indlannp- te liianrtate In utrecl can ni In Iba State whaling society ha* resolved Vicet'reaidostof Iba Boiled DAWSON SHKKIFF SALES, I«h tama Uta Oourt Houaa deer. In tha town of Daw- linmadlatrly on the —* *——t-tha New railroad. TJVENTY-OIfE YEARS , to Ihoea whs Old E8tabli8lmant of Er lawsha