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711- , JUNE 15, 1871. NO. 335. ANOTHER REBUKE TO THE NEW YORK WORLD. It* laeoaditraelM-Itt Lack mt 8m>4 Principle*—Its TilaM Kecwrd and It* Iadeccn Jiea, etc., etc. General Huperlntendent Of Oulldlnita. and ull Manner ot* Cni’pentera' Worlx, T IE undersigned would rap Announce to the public that be ted himself on the corner of Grubb or ■treeta, near Hloe k MiUiheil's Lumber Yard, where he propose* to receive Contract* for Bnlldls < and generaJ Carpenter*' Work, which he.t carry out to the satisfaction of all oonc#n as low figures as any one. He makes, as Stair building, and proposes to give mtisl H DANKfiTON. Whitehall street, between Mitchell sad I'elers mb ai-dsm er train for AtUnta. Athens. ■ en the Georgia road. and ith train* Mr the West OltNBON, Superlnten< fiew Lumber Yard, a. Z. DUTTON, STENCH, CUTTER, DESIGNER ANI) ENGRAVER I manu raoTtran on RASS ALJ'HAIiEXS, DRY AND FLUID STENCIL ISK8. RtehcU Diet; Steel Stamping Dies. Railroad and Hotel Checks, Marking Brands, ho., No. 81 Whitehall 8L, a few doors below Hsntsr street B 1 Stsuells for Merchants, _ Distillers; also, to Nsrae Pistes, for marking clothes, ‘ ■’ 3 ’itjr-ti Wf Hcfreebmrnta. CITY BREWERY. Career Collins tand I Inerts Streets; Fec.liter k Mercer, Proprietor*. Office in Old Post Office Building, uext Gate City Bar, -A.tlo.ntn,, G-corgla. aprR-Htn T. F. GnADV W R. R. ALE HOUSE' S2 *J J Alahama Mt r«pt Atlanta. Ga. U8T received, a flue lot of Champaign, Jftrwy Otter. FaiadlM •upplled M Swlr- bonus a fine Mortai.iu ol 1ft, 1>*»I i.KjroitM, wis»% SH •ad fttgint «lw«y» oft hand. BottM Alftaaad Porter • rp«clAltj. Aka Uwr an.1 Otoimga* It my Outer « Ar»fv call on Oradv and »w»r pteMcd JUNCTION or MASIKTTA AND WALTORST*., ■ —X. ALL RINDS Or Zi D V ] C ...jrANTLY ON XI HI HAND. petal Attention to Order*. M A. HARDEN, LAUDS BERG’S LUMBER YARD, oPFoarri oeosoia railroad dipot. ATLA NTA.GA, Sawod nhlTiRlo White POio ttreesed mm tvamtnf Vmmbfr. fcbtl-lj A. LAN Da BIRO k CO.. Proprietor*. Uncle Jack Coughlin, H AVING disposed of Ilia interest in the „ui ••7rt Saloon," ou lb* corner of Broad ^islfatna streets, has locked himself uuder the °U Pos, omc „ oaftMf Bjun# streets, in U- MKK-Mil'K AML—JT* ^•re EVKRYTH1NG IS BEADY »nim<>dstlou ot bis old frlen U and is msuY new DHINKS' *jrn cold L II.rCMSS. LE HON TON, - JTo. 14 Peachtree Street, near tke .rational Ho tot. Id A M.TO t P. m. EVERY DAY. PRCHTRR k lUBCIR’S . / PREMIUM BIRR. MILI EpNOJRJk RUMMER DRINRR OF ALT. TllffiA THI CELEBRATED AM MUGAN DRINK. . HAMPTON, H. D. SALMON*) P. A. SSKBOtT*. Drake's Creek JHUs. A. BARBOUR <t CO., j JKALKHS IN. FLQCB. MEAL, J t sHirfi^wf, Mte.-rKLue. KMjrri’CKf. KM- H1GHEHT PRIOR PAID FOB WHEAT. -** Til imdaaa teUrwod at Uu tevot tot of ebana To Parties Desiring to Build ottlBsos of Atlanta that he la i HmmsrimUmd the mrniltHn* mmd «*!«*<*#.•*' Ik* ntU+Amr JP.JMriswsi «m4f* Ji ** _ A'Vse CUMS Smm Ikrw mm* mhk U MrmU | ttr bar vt MS sowmoad .pltSt/l MROk aad JOMJT C. JTtcmOMA, « W OT nvoc * > bowl V2h» d-Wn Y^puL tut ' ~ !»* 1 PWU BotntMH AND nmnli wuxiia creese, fish, okaceeri. W TOSKSBioo*L , ARD EAR Cl OBO Atea-OitetenraallWiliiiteW Iterate am UT “»T. LOU L6 , HO Jfcll! LAWYEftS and Outinl) "ffiesr* BU N oAoo. ktiwum. Os 38 00 40 00 43 00 44 00 47 00 76 00 under the Special Notice head forlssa tins than one week, will be charged per Use. Advertisements, except for established bust bousse, 4b this effiy, smM be paid for in sd- redaction will be made on the above rates far teal or gnarly advartl«ensenls. £3a?"v.-.v.v,v,ixv riaa#ftv.:.r;uic 8m »““ ,Wd The New York World ia at laat aatu It baa aomethiog that it etui en- It runa op the flag of what it oalla progrpaaive Dmnocnoj, and it ateere boldlf forward for the harbor of a “political futara," which maun being on the aid. ot the party ia power, with a Unger ia thapieof political paMcaaga. Wa naedad bo aaanranee from the World that it waa detwinlned to yield to the “logiaot erenta.” This ia what it ' baan endearoring to do inr yean paah ly it haa alwaya failed to ooaapaehead exactly what the logic of erenti waa. Ila oonaerratiam waa a delaaion. in Dtoaocaior waa a bmam. During (he war it waa the ahambling policy of lha World and the party which supported it, which did more harm to the caoae of the South and of oonhtito- tional liberty, than tha open attacks ol enemies. It profeaaed to want peace yet it cried for war, and even when, af ter the nomination ot Gen. MoLellan and Mr. Pendleton, the Utter waa in dnoed to proclaim, from the balcony ot the New York Hotel, that the West moat hare a free route to the Gulf ot Meiioo, by peace if ahe could, by force if ahe must, “tbs party of peace,” of which the World waa theo>rgan, privately de nounced Mr. Pendleton, lwcatue, even frith this decUration, he waa not to be oountod upon aa a War Democrat at heftrt, When the World aooepte the altaatina, it ia only doing orRRLT WHAT IT IAS DONE aSrESTLX for yean, although it haa not had the manhood to acknowledge it It not pretend now to diaema what ia right or what ia wrung, or whS ia beat for the let ' to guidfft steteamen of the country. Ha only aim ia political fortune, and it evidently de sires to attain it by the shortest cut. THE SOUTH HAS AUOUDT AOOBPTRD TUB at- UATtON. To ita views, ita notions and ite schema*, the World, with the Democra cy of the North, U welcome. Aa far as we, of Maryland, are concerned, we have long sinoe accepted the situation, as they have done in our sister Southern States. Sambo ia an equal a. faraa the Uw makes him. On this point we are rigidly punc tilious. Wc give him all his rights, an,l we assert our own. Besides this we pay an income tax, we support the revenue by buying Frenoh wines and silk, and German toys We keep our aooounta in National banka, and occasionally w* are " ' nth loyal to invest in Government What mor lie people whom it pretends r what ia ttm duty of the A cable dispatch of the lath from London, says: , I ” House of Commons, this area mg, Gladstone, In reply to tlm quantum, said that the «th article of the treaty of Washington prohibits ths use ot aeuSal ports for tke renewal or aaaaaaatoltemaf arms and aupplla* to betHgerenta okty vlMD they un iufteiMled lor. mm s^psistfl other bemgereuta. and not When expert- ed in the onliiwr coarse of summons. This waa, ha said, tha uudenUixtiag at President Grant ana Minister Si-bench. It was nnihmtood. however, smi to* preaentetien of the role fur owera, that the statement on should he dear. He stated had received the aaaeet of the United States ilmnnne> to. tha pae- poaaito submit these principles of.the treaty to the EiltofcMan power* for their aeoeptaaee. He BOBdndad■ by' pralrtng the Pais of Ai gotUtioo. In the House moved the addieaa the tatjfleation of thw Maty Levi Peacock killed a big black Friday morning, within a mile me'a depot, on the Southwest Wit Relieved. praewMien by other pow this point ah that he had of Lord*. Earl BuaaeD, leas to CM Orown against of the treaty ef Wash would with tion oftbel now |tha ing the evjil with tha I would be he treaty, W ) aa i direct Ha hoped to Oanada Of her free no preasuae would tx to mtenere with the will. • Earl DeGrey and Mpoa defandad the treaty and oondnet of Aha mmkktkm He soQuted the lamb-like meeknaaa of British CmnmMoaenr beforrtbs ahbar- am It waa true they dashed to ate the Americana, but nothing Several proposals made by the / ' * ■ ' ‘ nttydaftii „ Akerman haa arrivnl at his hoaae ia OartenviUe. The Parferarille Exprcaa learuu that llm MM Of Mr. Alf. Beat waa burned a J. B. Bnchanin and H. . ef Oath bert, have each lost a c fr**> arerh t laear, within the peat It Ik add that there are no inconaidenJ tile ataoawt of gotten of laat v car's eroi StHl in tha hands of planters In Monroe Ottauty.—(Monroe Advertiser. The Southern Mutual Insurance Com- ite twenty-third an laat week, and declared per oent. to ita policy UbMafs on the laat year’s basinees. bus 8un says 36 mi lea of tve been laid on the railroad irr to Columbia, and Mon eight to ten frH*ht train* im*** expeetad to oom-- to Colnmlmn over it •▼sry.dsj next viator. Th« roortnlity among our colored pop- uhShm for the past week haa been aad * a'arming. Laat Hundav there were corpse in the city, and during the day* proceeding, there were ten en- [Bome Courier. had been persistently < they were not prepoate tor the aaaape ef ■ the thUiiaaa i eon nlnda*. of *fl settlement ol waa a vast gain, aa I England's futon po Of any provision ftR rarity M u pmpwsfns..,.™, ite. He defended the articles concern ing the fisheries on the ground that Oad- rda would be ready benefltted by them, land Cartas Asprssatnd tha teotto* *1 I is to hsve t due in«umnce . riker own, to b* callnd thf* InAnmnfa Ca»mpinv of witfc * BHpitul Nt.**k of $250,- 000. and th« pri%ilege nf int-rmsm* to a million. Hevea hnn«lro<I nLare* were subacribed tor on Saturday. What promisee o “ pan out ” very well, ■fr. W, B. Meek inform* n* that hia crop ttVVn|K6 hnah^l* to the acre. The farmers are •laying bv ** corn pre pwatorjr h> sriviim: tWtr entire tiiae to optftoa. ObU are booming.— [Monroe Advertiser. i MfcAtex. Mo*at. who live* on Fifth stnet near the Soathwostera r-tilroail de pot-kilU d a large rattlesnake in bis yard yesterday mOrnTng. ft waa very fortu nate for Us children, who were playing in the. yard, that the dangerous reptile dianCTated and killed before it bit eroftnam—r The Lord Chanceiier sustained tha treaty. The Marqnia of Salisbury declared that the treaty saetMesd thw righto of neutrals to Aaaartoaai suaaeptihilitiea. Earl Buasell then withdrew bis mo tion, aad the debate wa* brought to a lose. Oar Slaughtered Expert*. According to the British Board of Trade returns tho value of unpqttjl iate Great Britain from the United States during the year 18t0 waa *U»,f>94.«45, the largest auwttht tear meoriUd. Hat ofiktoi ststemont iutniahte tbn bate Hanranr * Atlantic (oh rath) hahjmad. fi-mw Tmin ardwa 1:43*. a Hifkt PMMn««r lWn learrw 6:30 p. m Day r*ninytf Train irrini 1^8 p. m PW 7—1» TiMn tear— 1:16*. m Oortacivltl* looommodHtkm Imtm. 8DO p. m BBB HB0B8IA (ADOOTTA) RAMOdft W TroimmSundat., Bfi*r Train arrive* 6:40 ■VnlMtva* 6:16 p. m iHMTiVM 6:30 f. - . la leave* 7:10 a. Accommodation arrive# . ,8.06 a. __ Stoat* MohhHib Apoommodation leave*....6:46 a. at .,,....1047 0. m _ _ 3:46 p. m r haamwMlwS'W * 00 p. m f fo—nqflr Train lava 7:10 a. iSWtu JMWMW Tram *m™. snsK Stomnau Tula lmvm.. It Vegetable Wool. The name of vegetable wool is applied to a fibrous amterisl obtained from the Iwvea of the fir, a manufactory for this having been Silesia. The purpose hi Breslau, in thus operated upon la the put or wild pise; and it would m on member of the pine tribt • ol piqe IB tbel MoBRTpn ( osstaa ’atl; onjais-’V/ ffiKVRS that or- ery member of the pine tribe might be turned to rihtflar aooount The leaves ot on examination, will be found np of a fibrous material held 1 a resinous substance. The latter mayOe dissolved out by menus of alhaliaa, leaving the woolly matter behind. Coverlets, blankets and other articles made of vegetable wool are in use in 4SM iMedally In the publio in. ef Vienna. Tha material ia durable, and in all respects agree- moroover. it poaaaama the exoaBent of preserving a certain balsamic ' men, vuch, to iaaeeta that do in al- of bed holding vhich m _ >y the alkgr lias—ia alaoYtttoM to account, medicinal 2SHBR*a5teW«' l “' aimaelf in Ev- day by swing- m an toe- lowering of mishap, he hook and fell into a depth of soata 15 or »hi* bead Mid shoal- sons who saw it ex- daad| hwt-whan they .te&rsas •bould op oat of ila sray to indulge in a vulgar diatribe against Mr. JeSeraon Da vis The epithets whioh it applies to Mr. Davis, and the abuse which it heaps upon him, tor raying “that truth la great, and in the end principle moat prevail,” are really so low that we forbear to re produce even one small extract We oaaaot too what tha World baa to gain by vilifying * gentleman who, since his release from persecution, haa been singe Lariy rettoent, and who, when he dose spate, apeak* aa a philosopher; nor oan we see what in the world the attamnoe of a great truth haa to do with the World's “new departure." If tha World tkiaks that Mr. Davis aad it are not already wide enough apart, it oaa set, itself at rest— Whatever may be the sins or the failing, of tha Ex-President, want of principle is not among them; and whenever tha Worii the broken ioe when be fell, dlMsneeWith Ms ward to when he ibaanttefteOirte is lookedvery sorry and said: ‘TV teliterry I brake dat icy, fell from. Wkeo the ia whioh tha to WtooJSt, frum lha haaq lllliaiil tha fish, * btente* pnaaaaaad of sa UDeartain an to what ia most safe profitable, sets itself up in thaDsmusmt- M political ring to the highaat “ ear teal it i “ Dead not fear that it will auoonatar say dtioo from Doris, or indeed, thoto tike him, firmly believe that iU-ad expediency la only too apt to make who resort to it oontemptibie ia the markets. It reveal* tea nflllag that under this tariff tha uis*|l!f ) interested in fne^rade is increasing it* demand for our merchandise The largest quantity Of cotton wa ever aborted mUM" ^ Wejvoeived for it >191,808.888. We exported only RMT.fiB bale* in 1870, and nostoed for* >319,373,809, tor ootton wa* worth in 1879 as arty double its worth-in I860. Thia alone would enlighten fh» Tribune did ite delusions Arise from ignorance |y; but tha falfiag of to* osttoo vslns wtoch will tie shown in tb« exports of 1871 may let daylight into the aark- neee it would In 1880 the total value ot oar exports Amounted toWfteMRlH. in 1870 the M bonds. ,, —. —VI. —um WJJ uua —Ml. ; . . .. - . ., . . Is not this accepting the situation? What l*v totbeaaaor«to»tna* the else need wa do. by raising the pf»« of hoi virtually DO THEY WANT US TO TILL FALSEHOODS - and be arpocarras? Does any one auppoee that we will make ourselves any the more respected by pled ing oar solemn word* that we do these things beosnae we like them, when every one knows that we only do them because we cannot help oaredves ; and is it not plain that we only make our selves oontemptibie by trying to obtain our object by a sneaking trick, when we have not the independent manhood to attack pereietentty until we triumph hy principle ? EXPOSING ITSELF TO ATTACK. The great blunder whioh the Northern Democracy makes is in setting up a plat form a* a mark for ite antagonist. Tha outside party want* no platform. Ita joliqy i* to get in. When it snoaaada, then it oan shape ite aim and purposes to meet tha necessities of the situation.— For us, iu Maryland and in tha South generally, aa harve but one thing to 1 to aooept tha candidate, if we oan, who be nominated, to vote eolidly, to our tongues, so a* to give tha Radi cal* no opportunity of distorting oar aim plant expressions, and to trust to tha fu- ' ire. If some of our Northern friauda had adopted suoh a policy, they would not now have been m a position where they feel compelled to taka back what they swore by a few yean ago. simply because _ have a bet ter chance to win, ohanging their princi ple* aa a gambler doe* hia stake*. abusing mb. Dana, There is one thing, however, whioh we aannot understand, and that is why tha World, in aooeptiDg the situation, and proclaiming, as new, its articles of faith, should go 0*1 °f >te sray to indulge iu taT& either c -[Maoon Telegraph, 13th. . Wo laatm that a number of farmers in this and the adjoining counties hare ad vanced the wages of employees since the harvest season opened at least 50 per oent. It is not believed that the farmers are in paying this advance, and that they will ooase out in debt—[Monroe Advertiser. Tho, Lumpkin Telegraph echoes the rain oboraa, and says some farmers talk of ttmMOff ihsir cotton fields oat and of them, the ^raas is so l the ootton: “Weheard ., pi aay that lie could not get hia hands Ipto hte,fields bu-ause tbe grass was so trigh toty were afraid of snakes; another says a grasshopper would have to get on JM-hnee* to beta his, even if he oould find 14, sad lhal whan he plows it he haste to know where the cot- tbara totolf Me.KiU now toko to^ .1 port for tho tto period* nmm consisting of s*l4e«ll»l~‘ ^ bnlhon, thereby ahowi exportal mani|f*ott»*4 artiojag or handi craft, whioh for nice yean have been fan tend by the most corrupt date legiate- tiou; Cotton (saw) tin.SOS.ISS BrvwMvat II.SSS.S1S eg* aad SUrar ia.S4S.SAl roiorco 19,389, *76 ProYirtloa*.... Nani Mor**.. Tallow . lfi.613.44S 1.MM4J . 1,006.176 ML a»i 166.374.13* Grand total *xporta- 373,lia.*S4 Our manufarfrd •xpt*' M4.3SM37 The balance of ralu* left for manufac tured articles for the two periods aad lha relative per cortege on th* aggtvgate aiuoaat of expocte weae -thus i isas. ttawtlrti paa esagwa an tea tools aboBt.... * ...It 1-4 ISM. S66.304.im7 9*6 «•**< “ Deplorable at this falling haadienff icraft is, tbs tbe exports of our wont remaius to he told have inoiewsd -89 per oent ia to say nothing of increased analth. Thte farmer who dbe* not want hia product protected, hat more than come up in hi* exports to the standard of the tncrssae of population, for we find aa tncn - * over 800 per oent. in toandtea* over 80 per oaart. ia provision* If ooranoadaottundaByottii htei ly kept paoe with the ratoof increase, the valor of mam ole* exported would have aa follow*; t , Th* slaughtered condition of our **. irort trade for assnafacteaud arttolteta aa clear as 18 par oent.—Nww York World.. called Flat Boek Hit, abort one mil north of the village, went to the place oaa day teat wank, with kavdnnghteraud two other ladies, cos of tootebaviag a aria tral rod, and dtaniitetoM* time «_*n *■ oM nrikias*S,h8wM foand n pewter enp eonteiraag spams and wait* a large amount nf tnrttotetel Ttylor* moony of 184R which it is aupponad waa prorad I burind hr an* FWly Danaison, long aince Thty That encottragwd, they an dtoSkT going quite extensively into what ia > pamg to be unknown tvs as area «»ther. They however, thouglyiA they could remember what 9>ty went tor. Mr. L P. South Bend, tha benefit ot his heel i wfcea . V.WA HMMiMI tt what tiity went loa. SLSty^atestemod . [hMMtoiand anarasdn Taylor, of YatmonL Indlaw, qn a short *te « 6 ”4U VumJ.fntell^ rate- fiOte-i .. one of those toateB-tortal die “’At will About la fin* J ratteens i Ms hara a verbal report of the actiou ol th* Committee appointed at the re tool. Gitkeos Meeting to pass upon the koqtaa.Qf oestain Radical officials. After fully nanvaaainc. the matter on Thursday. ’ that C. A. King should ; for the.Tax Collector and ir for the Treasurer. The elect to have nothing to do oHqte. further than to draw per oent The arrauge- ne.1 best under all the oir- The actiou of the Commit- ifore, receive the approval i* tax payers of the county. Messrs. ; au4 Turner have since made the J ~! bonds, and entered upon the ) of their duties.—[Mouroe Ad- A Wabater oounty correspondent of the Macon Telegrupu A Messenger, says: 1'* truly sorry to inform yon that our teaps small at Ioar weeks behind tune. Wa nawdiy hove cotton bloom iu thiasec- tioa hy this di ate, but do not look forau v now uatu abort the Fourth of July. Corn, toe, It small tor (Ml date, hut is doing batter than cotton. We have had so asuah sain, (and now this time we are apt ant pa aannot plow,) that tbe most of • are in a deplorable condition of the necessary culture. There _ plantem that wll have to al>an- d*«* portion of their cotton crops to Sara the remainder. It is generally a n- oeded by planters that tliere is about 96 her tout: more com planted tide than teat year, aad about the wimu deduction from tolisstto* crop. Thero is a gieat ‘ of a p-Kir stand or cotton, auil tbe present or-'P of gross is ugb with the stand will be WIM pewter, as the treedraen are not very nioe abort stands when the grass is iit their wap. There is «u unusual breadth ■dent* an this veer, but, untuvtanstelr for thanUatnts. the rust liaa .destroy cd teat portion of them. Those that glW fortune to sow tlie large OT, as some cull them, the anti- nwke goo>l oropa. As to so little planted I hardlv It nsstaaly to place it iu the cstn- *5 logo* of tanptft A* thia portion of Soittb- wsrtteU Oaqrai* has very nearly aban doMd ite culture. Anotherangro waa knocked on tits head an thin riotoity «ai Tmwdav last, on the ton sf Mr. C uw * had onto off of Claytou Vaughn, about town. Two negro men. awl tom J .me» iu hia cut- pity, weaa working together in die field; «On dial aakid Itoother what time of day ,m .rtrina. Ha nuswarad t H* Sliim rrs l that it waa about ‘sltoh, judging from hia shadow. AnthananteMObaswed by clouds, this method of Artnriaination dul n<4 suit the phtiaatnhtoal mind of Jim, wltn gave hi* Oteanaaaoa lha lie. Tbs latter raised hia ha* in n moats ing manner, saying that if '^L lha rantatad that, he would kill him.— T“ Jlas than taaiped bask a step and itruek ” Oaranpoa the head with his hoe, killing instantly. Jim the* took to some cue npproueli- “ie river aigltlt two 'lM Hheriff wa* ini- witb Ida bloo.l- J | iu trailing ,t!ic Si nod tete foe several mil— across the M. A A. & R bridge, ami do.. a the opiauite booh Short a mile, where It waa discov ered that ha tod brakes a boat tram its fistesohrt aad takas to th* water, a* hu no further traoa* have boea discovwrtl,— [MfvtyiVdte Rftotdsr,