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a restoration to potter ef Ihoee tel Inch |Mt, to Hit eompumon you muet 7zy&tss%$Jirzi:zi Worn#! ,et He Sotdh, vtUh to Northern aUieFttnd tynipathirers. Hoiuc* (htn- UT. fW _ damtm mt Ho Klux our GOterwmt bound ly uty ot prelecting our eOitent in their fun- :ti^S?irt2tar 4 s: iraeut mi if * hat not the ft. (Mfli tm me Goeernmext •tot but a thorn. Ilhert- ooctuion, adeoottoi ■®u■ Mt. J hold U tar OU niyffixwi war'* w*»«w. Tha Duoonti of AtUnU and Fulton ooantr Mr* oortHa'Ij invited loath nd the aaaatSW*ff*M>a> iliiiinmaarlfaiitala. on Mil flatuday, the sail tor which ia the jowdwUoa at the court, _ m that ne waaa oitiua- and real- deqt of the county af l^Qxxoa in thia Sttote. The eridenoe an. the trial went to tfcoto that ihauMendanttm a outcried man, that hi* wifaa^ family Maided in. the eeontr ot Men roe, bat that the de fendant bad a plantation in the county of Talbot, end apent a conaiderable por tion of bu time in the latter county.— Tbe oonxt eherged the jury "that if the defendant bad a family at and beioro tbe commeneemeat of tbe aait, oonsietiog of hie wife and child ran, whom be had not abandoned, and if hie wile and children were permanently resident and domi ciled in the eonaty - of Monroe in this "ie defendant, by operation , citizen of Monroe county, although be might have had aplaoein Talbot county and spent moat of bit time Ott." ^o this charge aa given, and tbe refus al to charge as requested, the plaintiff excepted. There was no error in tho charge Of tbe Cotart to the jury on the _ j i. sura in tuwwj £ State, then the of lew, wee a oi 'using to ohnrge as request! pMK the orate were astonished, and eonfnaed at the ac tion of the Baltimore Oowvantiow. they are waitinc Oe ehotata *o eeatimeata in come rfhw«»s» way. fnttj, thy jrm tioe, and panic dew of tone fiianoeesy, witt act m harmmy JftJlta tbe perfy, and aMtt in every lewdLhle way tomain- any mao wBaCeSever. nnMlMttt tion, “Whetjoodoeyeeult fromn re- ■•od goyirnmant in an We wwirf #*V"» —H D. H, Tho WABNEB, a J. twe Bfm -im muwsil to eetemdethi hMfsnBWCsBmafagSSWoBnt note fa* the of October, 1861, IMS. The net *6,000 in Confederate toeney worth at the time of the pnrdhees »2,Qdtt Id 1 the proeen t currency. Defendant had toil one-half of the miti for Oonfede- l money,Mi St the ttone of the trial, I in the ^OsSaSaihn of the undivided defendant’s potiseesiuu, to-wit: from -two to fonr boles, wae a part of tbe home- p.r.TrliStiSu'K: [ tiHag to aootpt the ■map te dvfaadantbU etrad, that.imta earn inibe word* of the defendant declined to give Sheriff! SeSnra, was a past of tha crop raised on tbe homestead. It wae a part of the crop raised on the lomesteed set apart to the defendant, fea it wae not subject, and the Sheriff not liable for failing tor make*levy iteon. If tbedMhjtoU t was to eni t »rtoto«tii>ltito||liwta>»<tmleattwa*4 L or pay the aeto. ■ The Jsry ftioad i arWtl.MO with iatereet end The defendant ezoeptedtO r the eourt. This whs * ot, and tbe eqnttieadf here to be adjusted under Hie ? the ordtheneee of 180(1,' lied on in his ;1as to to tbe bhuftortlie Or.Wymo/f apart — a ie wee entitled to the crop on IS homestead set apart to him, whether he had olaimed it te a homestead of per sonal property or not. The fact that be ’ imed tbe crap growing on the tend as lomastoad to personalty in his sehed- , did sot place him in any worse eon- ^ Job than n be had not rhrimed it ae in right of hisipersonsltj—he was entitled to the orope light. Let Bit Seed on ihe land aet apart as e home stead anyhow. In our judgment there .was no error in the judgment of tbe oourt in discharging the rale against the Sheriff on the statement of facts con tained in tbo reoord. Let tho judgement •f the court below be affirmed. i com t~ below be re- L BetUnne, S. H., Worrell, 11 W. A. Little, lot Sullivan. Cons- Dan can A Milter, for plaintiffs in error; Warren &*Grice, for defendant!. W. H. McfJrony, etal., vs. Benj. Manes. ' Oemplaint, from Talbot. MoCAY, J. Tbs Tax Beeeiver's book of the returns of taxable property, nude out and re turned as required under section 815 of tbe Revised Code, is admissible m evi dence on tbe trial of an issue under tbe dot of Ootober 13 th, 1870, as to the pay ment of taxes. fas dlsolr.stdfnHhe record, or in netted. The d< dOm- nnblWMM Tn SwwthiomcwaiM. . toil, or residence, ot mtofwnn of full age, V qi ” u - T .'YY ~ ->L7. and laboring under np, Staabttilj, is tbe TU MUNOgMT or iOITU OKOR- place ot oouaty where the family ot such ■ ■an...— 'W^totoSSi' JMMiWMnWf ^iii Many cTthaohi-' aeamato Meath BeenU hail With jay the Marion Bethune, represented by B. B. NtoUMRlrof tTm toWdllh Minton. toe-pbamtoC in owe. £. H. Ij^t wrnw*I!* JIM ns^TThlh ^ mU < W - *■ LMi *' t<x defendant. wtoHrrMad aad msltoehiag Damn- dames Cook vs. MmthaJ. Cook. Li tawLitoittftt iMhto «T th« State lor Divorce, fromTatoot. WARNER, O. J. The eomplamant toed a libel against the defendant for a divorce. On tbe >total the jfjTr fowl • yetdini tarn the do iplainant made a mo tion far a new trial, an the ground of error in tho charge of tbe Oourt, and because tbe verdiot wee eoatnry to law and tbe ovideaee wfaioh was overruled kgs tbe Court, nod the complainant ex >ted. The evidedoe- in tho reeord, if i jury believe the twn witnesses, tho npbunant and his brother, made ont a ilzst ease of adultery on the pert defeadanb The oomplsmnnl, soever, wee an incompetent witness to ipve tbe adultery of fin ttifeOs deolarod t the 3799th section of the Code. Although qe think tbe court.erred in . iry in relation tolboubuu I hie wife by oomplainant, uuc ( bad treatment of her (there beiu( icvidenoe to autboetse Abe charge mill ae it was the exejpstm provinco of the jury in oase of divoree to judge of the credibility ot the .witnesses and to her sufficient .proof had to their non toleration to the partita, by their eaadiot ! there was not, and the peeeiding ge being satisfied with the verdict, will not mVeree the- jadgamentof the below in refttstog to giant n new the alleged error Id tbe charge divoree eeeee tbe e vicinage, ire much betteracqt with the parties and witnesses, than be, and of tbA prbpriety of de- a dissolntlou of the marriage ' tbe judgment ot tbe oourt hnrnton, O. If. Ferber, rep- . D. Harrison. Esq., for error, tja ippearanoe for ddtoetoiae t i thpy having fouud mtgomeiy and West Point Railroad ty vs. John W. Duar, Urdina- eaurrer, from Muscogee. WARNER, C. A . was an aolion brought by the itHT against tbe defendant to Teeovi am of $1,633 87 for taxes illegal] The defendant demi I illegally mired to oepted: It Maabobtfen. which demur- the plaintiff et- in the deaeration e taxes received were eoDMtedj that tbe .taxes wwe received by the ilon of fhe plead collected am leadant, ie tbe oonobulon : Hre facts going to abow that «ra tax- had been illegally oolleoted and ro ved by the defendant, should have ,emultated, an the! the Court might iadge, whetoer under the taw appUeubte thereto, the taxes had been illegally cob MM land received. If the tacts had alleged, the Oourt oonld have de- * whether the eoilaeUou ot the to Ittaaet eeftt- toaUage that the _ . waatoegal, with- • Ua which made tasUe- udgment of the Court b»< fondant. Ihe Rhanff ahowad oauae writiug, whioh wae traversed by the uattfb end the foots ware agroed to be o». pltaoti* eueeptod. U appears freas to* returns of the Sheriff that be conld not And soy property of tbe defendant, exM to him ae raised on had been _^oottonintbe dent. of thu which wee offered in evidence, that defendant had taken a homestead in certain dtoeribM lxnda and personal property; Including (be growing crop, and toil iltotwatof—an- wbiahAff t^^^dto^Svy!*!^ whmh'waa (ounJfn m bad tbe growing crop on tbe lend set apart to him as person* i property, that flfl not place Mm in an^ worse oonoitioa William L. Carter, neon tor* of Jeaae Carter, ve- the tame. John H. Waltru vei (he same. Scire fadae to make parties, from Talbot. MONTGOMERY, J. Where an executor is sued as each in the county of bis reeidanee, end j the euit dies, end administration non i» granted up tutor, who lived._. , ., eonaty, tp a citi»n of the county of testator’a residence, tbe amt agattWVWPi executor does not abate, and a teire /a-, dot issued to make tbe administrator de bonie non a party to the suit, should not hove beau dismissed under the facts stated. Judgment reverted. E. H. Worrell, M. Betbune, Q. R. Forbes, for plaintiff in error; Blandford ® Crawford, for defendants. Southwestern Railroad Company vz. E: , L> Felder. Assumpsit, from Houa- Aseumpsit, MONTGOMERY, J. Where goods ere shipped liy railway, id arrive at their destination within tbe and ore there deposited by the company of lately end held by them usual tone required for transportation, rede: >f sai to bu delivered on demand, their equity in the bill. inning for plaintiff in and Crawford for defei adjustment tracts, tbe use whioh tbe defendant made of Confederate money loaned, ia not ma terial to the issue. Judgment reversed. E. H. Worrell, J. M. Matthews, for plaintiffs in error; Willie A Willie, repre sented by W. A. Little, for defendant. James 0. Cook va. tbe North and South Railroad Company. Injunotion, from Maeeogee. MoCAY, J. Where n bill was Sled, setting up that the opmplaioaat had conveyed by deed to a railroad company for laying and using ita track, 100 feet width ot the land through hi* plantation, and trusting to H>e aeeureneee ofthe President of the that proper etook gaps should be erehted, ae they might be needed, had n-glee ted to put in the deed tiog aa to tbe gaps, and , the the company might be enjoined running its oa the raw were >, That tbe Injunction was piop- er)j refused by the Judge, evac though might be equity in the bill. Jang- enry ror, Blandford and , u . Isom A Mayo va. Wm. Hooka. Injuno tion, from Sumter. MoCAY, J. This oourt will be slow to oontroi the discretion of tbe Judge of tbe Superior Court in his grant of a temporary in junction, especially if the biU contains charges of fraud. In this State, a levy upon land is made by the entry of tbe sheriff upon a fl fa.—there is no actnal seizure—aid there is no levy until the entry Is made. Judgment affirmed. - K.’ A. Smith, Elam A Hawkea, for S laintiffa in error; Phil. Cook, Hawkioa Gurry, lor t efendant. Gep. W. Allen et ai. vs. J. W. Lathrop L Oo. Foreclosure of Mortgage, i Houston M70AY. J. A mortgage upon real estate given to seaaro "advance#" to be made by the mortgagee to the mortgagor, for the pur pose of carrying on tbe form ol the mortgagor for 1800, ie not valid for want of a aumeient description ot the debt in tended to be secured. 2. A mortgager is estopped from de nying bis own title to tbe property mort gaged end third parties olsiming title to the land oaanot, at law make themselves parties to the proceedings to foreclose for the purpose of a-oeRaising their rights. The judgment is between the parties to (he mortgage and binds them and tflom only. Judgment affirmed. ' Duncan A Miller, Poe, Hall A Poe for plaintiff* iu error. Warren and Grloe for defendants. yer A Loweusteinvs. McKee Brothers, nte, and tha Chattahoochee '. garnishees. Garnish- irr A return of • Sheriff upon a writ of attaohmeet, which states that ha served a named parson “personally" with a eum mow of garnishment, may be amended soi ae to show that he served such person aa, President of a Bank. If the sum mons of garnishment hoe beau lost, and tho Sheriff ie deed, the plaintiff, on mo Hon to do so, should he permitted to prove by aliunde testimony that tbe sum mon Of garnishment was directed to the person served as President of the Bank. H the garnishee denies it, he can tender on issue, whioh, if found in favor of the plaintiff, will entitle him to an order amending tbe return, “so at to make the sdiagsoouform to thefoota.” Judg reversed. in a place wady to . liability as oommon carries ceasers (unices the custom of trade is shown to be other- wit* as to delivery) end that of ware housemen commences. No uotioe to tbe consignee,|where the ;oods arrive on time, is necessary to re- luoe tbe liability of the company from that of common carriers to that of ware housemen. If tbe goods arrive out ol time, -and after they have been demanded by the consignee, and a reasonable time after, to relieve tbe oompauy from the extraor dinary liability imposed by law apon a oommon carrier. Judgment reversed. W. S. Wallace for plaintiff in error, No appearanoe for defendant B. B. Worrell, administrator, etal., va. Jackson Gill, administrator. Com plaint, from MONTGOMERY, J, Whew a testator, in 1864, made but will, by whioh he left oertain land to hie top, whom he apoolutad executor, and ’ 1856 convoyed the land to hie eon b; wttta jetatata’ ‘ H ti> hie the dead If. ob tho of testator, in March. 1864, the eon ■ Immediate powtaelou of the land, atoning it under the deed, sad in Jean- art, 1865, prove Uia will and qualify aa 7,i4 MoOrary nod Iaaae MeOrary va. Alfred Anatoli, at al. Demurrer to bill, bom Talbot MONTOOfDCBX, J. When a mortage of realty in Georgia ia exeouted ia New York baton a Com- mMonsr ot Daeda oaly, wtabewt any other witness, a Court nf Ohaaoety has jurisdiction to reform and foreetow the mortgage. Judgment oOrmed. Blandford ACrmwtord, Willie A Willie represented by W. A. little, torplatatifb in error; E. E Worrell, B. Bill, for de fendants. etc. u, WO. I r <k *>»<• im;aietpanaaaisiuiMmuwu wkwtu , ** ie grantod noeg the estate of his Ue- ■‘ft.^S^Jfe.eoheiah.gth.topWsrriikru r, who bred »nd died W.a different q *, aas#|p ow«au.i*Ma. .... * ** a » it. S^taSCom* tlie OrdiBtarj of Y«llUr ooonly to l«ra« boUdliif t Oocrt Hoom. Paastd. Tn ant*nd Moction Cl of the Code. PMied To proteot the peopl* xA Jontteon ootrnt protect tho people Of Jonbeon oooaly from tbe eeetloo of the eet requiring the 8tmte ‘ aeUeoupogMof hemde. Peteed. chert*r of ForeytU. rfpoeeB to emeud bj lneertlag. to in- wn of BuUedgo and eppolnt com- moidrewM. it of Mr. UlmuioM b» Icailihe bumle or by the' etfthonileg of ^reytu iu'the olWfr, AdopM. . mended, peeeed. 4 Me (fherter of Off roll top. gebetltate by ,o r.fttoe re. eiedtiap prtoiuct Ui e*ch nuliurj Dtntriot. Hit SmUh a.oved to efffte Out the cteuee to ee- Ublleh eleollon peecipebt in.aech mellUta AUtciet. [to the coanUee of Whitfield,' Murrey, Gordon l Conley mored to emend by adding the county jehmond. Lott. _ j. Jerri* mored To add the eobntiee oT Penn in, Gilmer end Plckene. Mr. Bruton moved to edd the oounty of Decatur. Campbell mored to edd tbe coduty of Molntoeh. Mr. Borne mede tbe point of OTder thet the Con- atttwion required the lew to be generel, end thet the emeodmente were uDooDetitutionel. The Oheir rated the point net well taken. ‘ ' raid he wanted the i>iU kilted. ion law wae good enough to elect Madison, Ga., Aug. 12th, 1872. Editofi Atlanta Sun: Only a few weeks ago, many of oar most experienced farm er* were apprehensive that the crops in this seotion of the counjry would prove almost a failure; but now, owing to co pious ruin-falls, tbe general impression is, that they will prove a complete sue oes*. The cotton crop ie especially promts- g; the stalk is not only large, but to tukiiy localities, heavily loaded with fruit. A few days since we ware told by sn old skilful farmer, that he hods better prog- peel for making e large ootton crop then hebed bed for fifteen years; and when, On fiding over his extended plantation, we saw some o' the Onset cotton that we hod ever seen, we felt convinced that iba farmer's estimate of his outlook, was not much exaggerated. Cotton is slowly beginning to open. Tbe caterpillar has not as yet appeared, but the frequent ihdwere render this a fit opportunity for its onsleaght. The work on this end of the Hadison, Griffin A Monticello Railroad, is pro gressing slowly but surely. Capt, Ly ons has about sixty hands employed fonr or five miles from this place. Squads are engaged in grading several portions of the line between Madison and Moult cello. If the work is steadily pushed forward, ws hazard the opinion that not many months will elapse before the whole rood is in good running order. Col. Hndecn, of Evtonton, has been suggested by some one as the proper man for the Stato Senate from thu district. We believe Col. Hudson is a staunch Democrat, but we know nothing per sonally concerning him, having never met him. Some of tbe people of this county will support Greeley, some vote for Grant, and others will remain true to th ir old Democratic principles, and not vote atoll, rather than aid in the eleotion of either of those men, whose administration can not be otherwise than dangerous to con stitutional liberty tad the free institu tions of onr country. PROCEEDINGS or rax Georgia Legislature. SKNATK. Wednesday, An* as! 14, 1873. 8niU otaUsd to order by Prttldsnt Trammell. Prayer by Bur. A. T. Bptldlng, D. D. Mr. KlbbM moved to Uke up tbe rMolotltoi to tad- lout* ontbta 34th Instant, which prevailed. Tbs resolution ttacltota that where** the report ot the “yodel Committee shows a Urge amount of unfitt ed biuJaeM that the eeeetoa be prolonged until The^raiolutfon wae adopted by the following vote; Ve*e—Attdereon, Blank. Burn*. Oamerou, Can dler. Clark, Cone, Eats*. Ervlta. Grltto, Heard. Hicks, Hillyer. Hoyh Jonee Jervis. Kirkland. Kib- ie. Lester, Mathewa. MeWbortar. HiehoUa. Park, 4dy, Beeae, Blehardeoa. film moat, Smith. Stead- CotaAS. Canto, m. mix, WaUaoe-8. Mr. Beeee moved to reeenatder theaottouoo tha II to amend the aet organlaing the LonaUo Asylum dch motion prevailed. Mr. Bruton moved ae reooaaider the eetton de- I ring null and void the State's endereement ol the tads of th* Balnbridf*. Oathbert h Co.umbus tfiroad. He contend'd that th* State's endorae- •nt had sever Seen put on these bonds, and the . U wm unnecessary. He offered* t obeli tat* for lha biU* de daring the act of R. B. Bullock, In offici al} signing the boodn, te be aaenthorlaed, and pro- Mbtuag the Seoretary of State from aigatog, aa<? he Treaanrer from paying th* amt The motion to reoonaider was lost, by yens Id On motion of Mr. Room, *h* bUl routing to th« Lunatic Asylum wae taken ap. amended, and The special order of the day bobag the oonstdora Eon of th* House bill*, declaring th* State’s guar of oertain railroad boa da a*U and void, wae To deSkra non and void the indorsement of tha kra*U gnnraaty on tha bonds of the Carter*villa t an Wart Bahfoed, sad Cherokee Railroad Oom- i an *4ddknal i t to receive pro of bonds Mtowhat price theywLU agrM to o0 - - tiMuinia, ,<M tta tmtmmmmta tto : ^•eJL?*JSlPSfSCaik8C£. - m»M» otuw •> mmwvM * titojtou- ■ toto*tx u 5isrs 4 a*-, hawnttMtoi to net* todUSertlfllwu*hand*nali andhewn* aawOhtag to desbee vatd ttn ollihM af thn the court* of Um nun* tor e lair adji aa> atloa. and u he con'd not roU« dkilon. be ehotod cam bla vote is the! thl. and all th* other repudiation bill*. \ lulls on third aeadmg. To luoorpormU the Georgia Land and Ittoa Company. Peeeed. I Te prwvtde Ira tha segment ef taaertent ertmtnal looeta In the of ealarlmt pud in _ lay to tn ■*■ si^to f 1 enita, in which there 1-totawjT to |i,0U0 M _____ The Jadtolarr ComraWto offered n aubrtltuM to ineraara th* aaiarlee of afl jndgra of th* Supertor “to’mJkf?!miaUSt toifc ton sad towUtnt,. on the aeon of economy, and from a regard to the con dition af the State. He favored rather a reduction i find circuit*. Bruton propoeed an amendment to allow each i a copy each of Udeon'a Digest Mid Jackson's 3s|S^USJS-iS»& Htata itham ennaty . Lost. tha art to world* £ur tha rak of. pn«r ffSJSn^Jf unlawful vtohmeatp Air. 171DIWH livreuv Mr Bruton moved to t lit Lost, Motion to recommit pr nraiL On motion of Senator Klbbee, tho bill was fecom- to the Judiciary Committee. To amend the act* Incorporating Dalton. Ttsaed. TO authorize the ObvpWwOer General to jraspend ie laaiao of awculiefis and collection of taxes on unreturnod wild lands. Passed. To prescribe how oertain uDgrant.d land* may be diepoaed of. Pasted. To provide for unmembering tho militia districts in tbla State. Lost. To require the trial of colon d men by mixed Ju ries. Withdrawn. To relieve S. B. Fife, a minor of Decatur county. ort To Incorporate the Excelsior Gas Light Compauy. Passed. To extend the jurisdiction of tho city court of Augusta. Passed. To authorise Jostle** of tbe Pteoe to forcclo«e mortgagee on personalty lu amounts not exoeedlng $109. Lost A message from the House was received, anuounc- lag the passage of a bill to peg school teacher* of bill uounting to f3W.- ‘ - *“ The ll WM taken up and rand the first tune. Mr. Klbbee offered a resolution providing for tbe appointment of a committee of two from the Senate and three from the House to wait upon his Excellen or th* Governor and inform him of the aodon ot thb General Assembly in prolonging of the session noth the 3Mb instant The resolution was adopted and Mrtsrt Kibbqe.and Bruton appointed part of the Senate. UJ house. •Iq speaking of the leave asked by ft Upson, tost night to withdraw the resolution of hje substitute, it wm stated by _ fbat he was allowed to withdraw 1L Th* House refused to allow the withdrawal by a vote of IMtoiL It requires a unanimous vote to with draw.] Hones met 8p*nh*r Camming in th* Chair.- Praver by Bev. Mr/Heidt* nXOONSIBKXATIOM. Mr. Glenn moved to reoonaider the action of the « use yesterday on the luce question for t*- pose of lntrofiuclsg the following resolution Hi use yesterday on the leaM question for the pur ie of lntrofiuclsg the following resolution, 'Resolved, That within 90 days from the data of tne passage of this resolution, the present lease* shall execute to Hts Excellency, the Governor, bond with good and suuiclent security, i. required by the ‘Lease Act,' to pay the monthly rental of 835,000 for the Woetern k Atlantic Rill- road ; and to pay to the State, la the event they at any time forfeit said road, the difference between fd,800,000,and the amount they may have paid as rent up to the time of auch forfeiture, m leqtaidat d damages." Mr. Simmona, of Gwinnett, moved to lay the motion oa the table, Which motion wae agreed to. Mr. Hillyer, of Cam dan, introduced the following resolution, which was agreed tot ‘ffteeolved. That a Special Committee of three be oted by the Speaker, to extsmioe into lb* facts ileege.” ad Beooo, Roes, Taylor '.Gray moved to take up th* bill providing insnsetion for teacher* in Publie School*, which wad laid on the table yesterday, oontendiug that it wad th* solemn duty of tha Aertmbly to discharge tha debt to them teachers. Mr. Rawls oppcMd Ihe motion. A bill wa ready before the Assembl), which provided an pie remedy allowing each oounty to discharge the Mr. Griffin, of Houston, maintained that these teacher* ought to be paid, ae arnaMer of duty, Mr. Beratoii said this was debt actually due. and should be diach*rg< d, and if necessary a tax should be Maeesed for that pur] The bill wm taken up. e bUl provides for i e such tax m will restore tot! mb curat of mot •ohooi tows, *J L U ?£3Ui an amendment that the tax «ol- . _ should be paid into th* county tmrurtM. and disbursed under orders of the County School Boards. Mr. Bimaoas, ef Gwinnett, and Mr. Berrien, .Mo- otored that the amendment would defeat the purposes of the hill. Mr. Grtfiln, of Houston, moved to toy th* amend ment om the table. Tbe motto* prevailed by jess 78; nays 30. Mr. Richards called the previous question, which oau wm sustained. Th* qaesttou wm then upon th* report of th* Com mittee at amended, whioh wm agreed to. The bill was then passed. On motion, a Senate bill prolonging the ■ seion through the 34th ineiant, wm taken up and acted op*n._ Tbe bill wm concurred In by yeea 118, were—Messrs. Allred. Beaecly, Chas er, Crittenden. Duke*, Floyd, Franklin, — owall, Kennedy, Lam kin, Lang, Martin, Medows, Oliver, Palmer, PauUt, Payne, Patney, Rloh«n»a. Saweat, Smith of Coweta, Snead, “ rvar, West, Wood, Wynn—51. ms special oaosa of the day, being th* consideration of a hill to pro- tec* the State's Urtaree tin the AttontU A Gulf Rail road, and to carry out th* original intention of the *iartar of mid road, wm taker — Mr. Hunter spoke In flavor iterprtne of vast lmpottonoe t*» all South Georgia, id of ranch Unpenance to the fl it* at large.— the Railroad were extended to Pollard. Alabama, would oooaplsM direst coram nnioattou to MatMla and Mew Ortoags, add prove af incalculable benefit ' the interests of eommeroe throughout the Com ■r. Baerafi apoka ia lever «f eedoealng th* bond* ’ the road to tha amount of *5.000,000. ai d thus wore for Che State an enterprise fraught with un- teld advantege* te theeattre ptate, and eahorte d the moiurtatu portion ef Georgia to com* t* the,. torfi. the Investment medbby which had already dowMed la value, would sever thing for tha Mata# members to consider Ute South Georgia la this *a witacn mu mrmij auaaei SSS3S MdUBra, ofiheed au auMudraent that ef G»Sr#e ha hfiiqMfi with tha ooaeeut of ofltohaara, the first Mortgage Us a oa Uto Ptraae sated if tt wee proper, rt thrt te, whether U wm right to gram ea 84.rta.vesiaf bowtetil tmr »atuerttte tteu was oaths pan- i ha would rawvu Ie re- to». lari*, Cox^Pextou «fvyss. Took re eras until 8 ». m. J0BUT 1% jmOOJTy Attornoy-itt-Iji C'SSKfi-^ *ie eeuattes eaaapvtotac Proraptatttutteu givva tofc TELEGUlPK NEWa B; tbs New York Asrecitad Press. DELE WARE. The True Dsaesracy OrgaitsUf, WZUtHOTON, Deu, August It.4-A I issued signed by Wm. Dean, recently w '-avtaW Oo^str.'ta I tataj r*tm. xiTio, nx4r warirw iterbt v- »i.>yiL wtata ! tyeto *>» «omii* •• o. agBsEKctareu htmef m Bmdnr. Mbp totUott **t»M m- tuniiou, ii,iM is.—Mao, .alii,, kare taoraooo, oa IkaWi fSoos HilloJulbtal Koovin, quiekl the Cblmtml Court, of (TBeldwta, art te violate the tows of the Stale kg ■■ffigtng m principal or second in any prise fight within its limits for 13 montha. The steamers Massachusetts, ehfrtffe^y^' Win’* flrtoud* and the Cyrpa jtyri ' Msec's frieudu, will leave hare at f p'— row lor the battle ground, whieb.will be l it is uuderstood that the fight jrf 11 early hour Thursday morning. ^-#•*4' ‘ ’ ‘— Ntrw vokk. *'• Itelilfesl Mavetsealk. tUkAToos, Vi • Y„ August 18.—Tha Democrat!* Bute Centi si Ouramittec met abOftyMk* Had, t|ie evening, fur a -t*** anfii knlsaAted. dtocu«bea, which th* question of an tody call tor vention wm presold. U wee, Enquired Convention at SyraouM, on tha 44b rt tegtomtet next, at noon. Vscanetoe in the opmaitte* from the Firat Judicial Distort vrarfifilled by the fhotoe of John KeUy and Jaa. B. Thayer. , ,. Gen. Coohrabe and Alfred Wilkinson, Chairman and Secretary uf tho Liberal Republican State Com- mentioued time and place fer their Btatp Cenven- tion. LOUISIANA. Tery Mn/»lt MUtdrelUlW New Osleaks, August 13.—Tfio Pinchbeck Bo* publican Convention passed a resolution Indorsing th* h'atlonal Republican platform adopted at Phila delphia, mud pledged their support to Orate an' Wilson. After to agreeing to nominate a full State ticket, resolution wm adopted authorising the State Cen tral Committee to make such change on the State tickt ia may tend to unite the Republicans ofthe Stato on one ticket, said authority to extend to Ootober 1 the 1st The nominations sri: for Governor, P. B. S. Pinehbtck (colored,; Lieutenant-Governor, A. B. Harto; Secretary of Stato, G. B. Lsnday; Auditor, W. Jasper Blackburn; Attorney-General, A. P. Field; Superlnttndeut of Fduoatlon, W. O. Brown (oolored); Gougrjssmsu at large, H. O. Dibble. The Convention bM adjourned alhe die. nothing Was accomplished by any committee la regard to fusion. The Campbell boltora from the Pinchbeck Convention a opted a rcao uiion iudvndug Greotoy and brown and tbe Liberal titato nominattoae; and also authorized, the formsltcn of an Executive Com mitts* auxiliary to the liberal Committee, aftir which ihey adjourned etna die. NEW YORK. Ita (nit Cnrollaa Paln>t>I Cue St.it .r a Dlil(,|«uiie4 Cm>mi ' Him, F.ll.r* at MlMaqjk. BXw Yoke, Augutt H.—k QrOeasboro, North Carolina, dispitch says Jim Jblifiifin, tha ioe-cream polfoner, Bm been lndlcted elid' Jailed. Several 1 th* persona poisoned ate yet In gfrtC danger. Oft* •r two ot their lives are diiptered ot Tho excite melt there hM greatly subsided. European mall advioea report the death of If. Bet* aar.'the celebratedaetroaaraar*.aafifMfttettttej. g University of Leyden. M. Beck. General of the Order of Jesuits, has convened sn Assembly ot Jesuits, at Boms, to con sider the project of changing from Prussia. A Pittsburg dispatch states that th* fail or* of the Fisher Dros causes great excitement in oil circles there. Their liabilities are believed to be million or dollars; but they ask time to make every thing good. KENTUCKY. Uplidlwg Blows Dowa. Louisville, August 14.—At tea o’clock tost night, during a severe storm, the walla of a new unfin ished building, owned by 8. T. 8wet k Oe„ oppo site the Galt Hons*, wm blown down with a fearful orash. Tha walls, which were seventy-two feet Hgh above the ground, fell tost, on the two-etory brick realdeuce of Mr. Jordan Giles, utterly destroying the building and its contents. TBs toes by thsi dent Is estimated at *60.000. A mojOI building oa tho west side wm also crushed. No person wm 1x1- jured. PENNSYLVANIA. A swurderows Assassination. Ashland, August 14*—At three o'clock'this more tog. six man, returning from Grove and Andes tell mines, near Central ia, where they ted tefsi engaged la repairing the worts, were fired upon by e party of Molly Maguires, secreted in the woods, and GSb. W. Dtavia, John P. Webster, and Alfred Bunge were badly wounded—Davis, It is supposed totally. The men bed been si wort contrary to the orders of the Molly Maguires. The assassins are still at large. rta gRiawfiteCfr- 1 0 tLVOKT JTtn * . i fll—l !■ HII *i. SA> MJtmfJ Jau-xsi . JA.4-. so well . 3 _ .ahavingato •took ef family no Certificate* cab trap Physicians, Minlstere^nd S out the ftouth, endorsing It In the J..^— of ,, Bslttmora, myt "ha of R^rofulssnd otter dtoqiMs, ifid oor spsos admit, ws eoted give yew teettmo- niali from svery State te the South, frere persons known to every man, woman and child, either per sonally ■ CLEMENT8.lt CO., 4 , JOHN F. HENRY, No. g COLLEOE PLAfi^ NtW Weatern AflauSSKR Atlanta toi Via LOVISTnULI^. Hew Pa)ace Cars CALEDONIA. ' • - - JACKSON, FAIRT1XW, OVGB4MBG1A. Will run throufhrthonij Atlanta to LofiftYffie Commencing Monday Horning, July trt T:l0 Lu. TUI* tifino wttl Uary Atlsatft every day , X. T. isaa-iu^ PEiTTS 18TK1L OIL DEPOT, Whitehall Street, Oue Door Below Mitchell Street. I JT. m LeDWTCi * H £$maer ■*-“ It will burn longer than any other. '**•"•* •esBRiKSnir F. H. LnDUO, Sola Agate. iTMetf MARKET REPORTS, BY TELEGRAPH TO THE ATLANTA DAILY BUN COTTON MAIIKMT. . Livebpool, August 1*.—Cotton opeusd firm; uplands9**WOrleans 18^> tsTEa—Cotton firm uplands 9%, Orleans 10V: sales 16,000; speculations sad asportations 190. New Yoke, August 14.—Cotton firm; m1q« 1,311) uplands 11 Jt; Orleano 33),. PUODUt K MARKET. law Yuan, August 14.—Flour steady. Wheat quiet. Corn steady. Pork dull; mesa 18 63#19 76. Lard steady; itesm 8 x Q,9}' t . Turpentine steady it 81J4rt63. Itoeln quiet at 110«8 06. for stnlaed. Freights quiet. HUMEV MARKET. . New Yoek, August 14—Gold weak, 14)*. Money easy at 3 per cent. Exchange—long 8»tf; short 9Ji< Governments heavy and duti. State bonds dad. London, August 14—noon.—Consols 83Jf; Brail 88)*. Bolmet'eld O(ie(horpe taherlfe H HMe. XKTILL be sold on the 1st Tussday In September rj near, before th* courthouse door, in the Sawn u ‘- of i. a. hmm, mSn * CManr --^™ 1*0 i.d oa u tho proutrtj of th««ut r, OooUb .. 4oc««Mf. to OUj .If. SatagiiMMaaM •I lh,WM Um luid (taco: X tract of Und itna ooo htufod ad ottaa, team, auto et U 0 (PV o, V* eofnU. tajtislta Ml ot Mtata s^^aa.1 «AS!a5aBsaai J.t.uuucu.inuMUMt, mwim — ofrafct mmHtjMuJBni." 1 _ 1 w ms roearaas, isssrasaisa* ?is:sa- COLLIER HOUSE ? ^orarari, LUtlaCod Boom. oTtaMap, - • Georgia (MKt * Urg. MMotraonloa tmtol Ctooo. tto.' WU1 Bto ponoool ottontlon to fouraU, in lira dtj or country, with s first-class HEARSE All order* will reeelv* prompt attention. Bole Agent for Taylor's Corpse Preserver .VERflM.1l, JOJTES H CO., U» nrlouu •pportelolni totlM trade, tofothu with Windows .and Blinds, To dot .uckta^raraK mtotOda tatttta touuoaof BviUan raduUor. ntoraralovM 10. nrM wltt MUaU. Xtataflloc Ourute Ode ud Trad ooxt bolo, toto, AMrata da. OENTRAL HOTEL No. U39 Broad Street LiMraarotjfW A )| HTT** ilTUATKD IN THI CENTRE OF TH* CIT1 Band of business. A first nlsss Hotel. .Me.**, *ff* B. BTitriclUU. Ordirarr, o. 0^ Lxxwnca.CU.NiT u.1
