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i TUB CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, JUNE 7. X*ocal New«. A fine shower of rain fell at Decatur, foUrOijr evening, but railed to Tbit Atlanta. Unix House.—That prince of landlords, Kar.doiph U05,. has taken charge of the Bell Home, at Knoxville, Tennessee. Under hbman- armicnt, the Bell floate cannot fall to.be a fint- rl.i" i.odk. We Invite ■ pedal attention to hb card. Colonel J. J. Morrison, originally of I'olk county, tv the enterprbing proprietor of the King Home at Stone Mountain. Parties vrbo Harr copied the advertbmentof the King Ilonte will note the fact. Mr.. Hell, formerly of the Lamar House, ,. now proprietor of *he Atkin House, at Knox- ville, Tennessee. W. D. Wiley, so well and favor able known in Gcorgis, is the Clerk. The Atkin House is well kept and a favorite resort. In the list of census-takers appears the name of T. A. Walker. By some it has been thousrht to be intended for oar energetic friend, Thomas B. Walker, of the" Green Line.” This b The Latest News. There is to be another excursion of the Green Line to Western cities. erroneous. Excursion to Caktersville.—Mrs. J. H. Morgan. Mrs. W. W. Clayton and Mrs B. A. Pratle. are the commute: of arrangement for an excursion to be given by the Ladies' Memorial As-oclation. about the middle of July, to Car. tcrsvillc, Georgia. Housing the Mail.—Corporal Gridin is aadcrgoiag preliminary examination before Uni te,! fit ties Commissioner W.B. Smith, on a charge of robbing the mall at Barnett. M-ssrs Bleckley A Gordon for the prosecution. Hulsey and Tig- ncr for Hie defense. The caw will probably be concluded to-day. IVk were highly gratified to learn from a Irircclor of the Georgia Uailroad, on yesterday, that it had Iteca determined to advertise for plans and proposals to build a new ear shed in Atlanta, cibcrol brick, atone or iron. The time for re- reiving proposals will close on the XHb, when of. Seen of the several railroads will maet and de termine what plan to adopt, and whoso proposal they will accept. And the days of the car shed are numbered, and Atlanta will soon bo orna mented with an cdillce worthy to bear the title of Cam* Passenger Depot! So mote it be. Sudden Death.—The Saint Haul, Minnc- fota papers announce the death of J. Egbert Thump-on, B>*|, President of the First. National lunkufiliatcity. Mr. Thompson was formerly a prominent merchant of South-western Georgia, and since his removal had amassed a large for. Iliac, aad was ouc or the representative business mcaoftsc north-west. He tell dead on the banks oi a stream while fishing with his rurally near fi.nntPaiil. Mr. Thompson was a near relative tofi.fi. Kendrick, E«|,of this city, a'<d was emi amt for his Christian virtues and fine social •in.-.lilic,. Masonic Oritians’ Home.—Wc were highly pleased on visiting this institution yes- teiday to see the cxeellcnt dbcipline maintained by Mrs. Hill, and the progress attained by the pupils. The average attendance is about ISO daily. The recitation rooms are well ventilated, and the desks admirably arranged for con venience aad utility. Mrs. Hill Is assisted by Miss llojlcand Miss llomar, and the little ones evince their love for tlicir teachers in every way possible. Wc trust that our citixcns will visit this institution and witness its workings. It b a credit and ornament to the city, and should he encouraged. High School for Young Ladies.—Wc arc pleased to learn that Mrs. A. M. Cald well, or Columbia, South Carolina, will open a school for yonng ladies in Atlanta next Fall. Mrs. Caldwell b a graduate of the Female College at Georgetown, District Columbia, b a highly edu cated aad accomplished lady, and in every way rally qualified for the work sbo undertakes. Sho h a daughter-in-law or the late Judge J. J. Cald well, of South Carolina, and comes to Atlanta with the highest testimonials from that State. Her school will be qnite an acquisition to Atlanta, ami wc hope her enterprise may meet with the success sho so rlch'y deserves. She has routed Um residence of Colonel J. M. Calhoun, on the oraer of Washington and Alabama streets, and will giro private iossoasto a limited number of scholars during the summer months; and in tho meantime will make arrangement* for opening her school in the fall, with a corps of teachers competent to teach all the branches usually taught in High Schools. Tin: Bullock-Anoiek Committee.—We arc Informed by members of tbe above committee, that the testimony taken before them will be printed in tail by the Public Printer, and that tbe Whole will be made public at as early a day as practicable. They declare that there is really no de-ire on tbe part of thb committee to suppress any of the testimony; but owing to the manner of Use investigation, it is due, they think, to nil interested, that tbe entire proceedings should ap pear at once, when tbe public can make up their minds by a knowledge of all the facts. While the committee may feel satisfied with this line of policy, wc are confident that the peo ple will not approve It. Why should they pursue a different course rrom that of the Railroad Com milter? Why, oi a sudden, this refusal to allow published dally reports? Our reporter informed ns that the committee would no: agi eo to a report s*f their procced'ngs being published unless the whole proceedings were given, (1. e. of th e day.) Thb vs agreed to do, knowing that the people want to know wtat their servants aro doing for I heir pay of *9 per day. It ha<l been in our possession but a few moments when J. K. W. Johnson .one of Bullock'* sccrctaricj ami John L. Conley, Librarian, came to tho front door of TRR Constitution office, and called the reporter out. The reporter came back and said that the committee bad sent for him and tho journal. We horded it bach to him, and, in company with Messrs. Johnson and Conley, the ■epofter left for the State House. That journal has never been sent back. Did the committee re cede from Its agreement? How came these gen. tlenicn to come for the reporter? Will the committee inform the pnblie who the state Printer is. Dr. Bard having resigned? If the committee considers the New Era the State or Public Printer, will it let tbe public know who its proprietors arc? Perhaps it might throw light apes, the sodden reticence sought to be maintained, if the proprietors were known. Let the people have light. Clover as a Fertilizer. I Congress, that tramples remorselessly upon I terprisc, in a manner not devoid of a cer- In Savannah the experiments made with thc sacred ri S hu of peoples,) is destructive *■>« ghastly humor, by garotting the exe- elover, In the Park and some of the public ° f M* „ SS&toTtta squares, give promise of success in its cut- ^ ie *eauing fanatics of the Radical party are probably still at liberty,practicing their tore as far south as the Forest City. The at t * ie -North have no sympathy for thc profession to the terror of the whole coun- Savannah Republican says: Latin races on this continent or on the isl- i r y.£°" nd ;. J* observed tiiatto ofThe nnbHe the £”* »» d some *" dS °. f tho African Archipelago. They ££5*? Ih?ftll^^Rn^^that a Mvylr n ti 8< lJJ arca ®rc looking remarka-1 * 0n o since professed to discover that the I good many of them seized women from the Sr#v225f« ai *5 nc ^°than thc Caucassian in the throng gathered upon the place of execu- l?»n w«ii»t fou ? d ,n Vlr * Inia and southern States. tion.carrying them away, flung across their of.h.Jcn^L,; ,9 I . 0 1 ! er '* a great fertilizer I 1“"° ° Q tat ? 3 ‘. saddle-bows. The social condition of Chili, of the soil, and If the experiment now be- * n these States they have found the for- 135 revealed by thi3 narrative, is one of al- mLSLih ODr Cl f7 authorities shall de- meravailable to prolong their hold upon most hopeless degradation, only to be monstrate the practicability of growing it the treasury for a period whicli is raniaiv squalled by that of Mexico, Greece, and In this Climate and on our sollV thev will drawin „ 7,1,^ certain districts of Central Africa, where jyT,G COn i? red »lasting benefit to the ag-1 * clo * c - They are determened, mnrder , i os t and rapine are the rules of ncmtnral interests of the South. « possible, to reinforce themselves by the life. Civilization penetrates bat slowly There is no reason why, with persever- annexation of the new (British) dominion, into these savage countries, of whose exis- ance, clover may not be successfully grown The Latin races in the vicinity of the {? nce we ar e scarcely ever reminded save tbroughoutGeorgia. To secureasUndof ^r are not available as rrinforee- it even in Kentucky and Tennessee, it is m ents. Neither is any profit to inure to balism of Don Gomez y Lagoberon.—Lon- necessary to sow it with some crop which them by sympathy with Irishmen strng- | don Telegraph, will afford a partial shade for it dnring the | E lin S to free their native land. k-==ag5a==^ by supplying that element to the soil,-either ornery of the General Government claim goo,, bc consolidated, in the form of land plaster (sulphate 0 f that bv arms they have won the right to The first ground was broken on the lime), marl, chalk or slaked lime enforce the principles of the old Federal Brunswick andVicksburg Railroad on “ " , ., nartv Monday laBt. The frolic occurred about Clover, like wheat, is capable of being . I two miles from Eufanla. acclimated in almost every latitude from I The Federalists prior, to the adoption of I The vote was taken in York, on Satur- the poles to tbe Equator. Its ferltlizinz I th eConstitution of 1789, advocated a strong I day, on thc qnestion of subscribing S200,- Influence is due to several causescombincd. ° entraI Government. Many of them were •*** It shades tho ground, and prevents the so 1 weddod ^ monarchical principles as to I will pro b a bly beafallureto build the South volitllization of the gases in the soil I w * n * c and secretly advocate a limited I Carolina parts of the road for the present. When turned under4t adds immensely to monarch y- Thcdebtof Chattanooga is $«,000. the organic matter in the soil. Its roots <> ld J ° hn Adams, when clothed with 8u ^,i V n ^o7to“ato^dra.^ penetrate far into the soil, and thus loosen P° wer » advocated, and his party passed the tanooga Railroad on tbe 15th instant, it and render it more permeable to the odlol,a Alien and Sedition Laws, which Grant will attend the exercises of the rain water and the gases it contain*, aroused the indignation of the American | Naval Academy at Annapolis. Every farmer in Georgia ought to expert- I P eo I de * He and his party were hurled p^tawSew^SfbvUwStateDepIrt^ raent with clover, even if upon a small from P°wcr by the triumphant election of I mon t from May 16th to May 31st. scale, until useful, practical results are ar- Mr> Jefferson. “Conscience” money is still coming into rived at. The old Federal party, in its death to‘he Treasury at Washington, . ~ ; throes, entered into a conspiracy to thwart Mavistl? wcre l S36G4 287 * WC ° C " nJSTor nay answcr * ,lc p " r * the will of the people by voting for Aaron it ia the opinioiwAieCommissioner of pOE oiino Kadical organ, of this city, £ arr f or president, when it was well Internal Revenue cHQHnder the redaction which has reccnUy entered Its protest kn0 wn that it was the intention of the biu no S Pending before Congress, ho will against the chivalry of tho South in favor Electoral Colleges onlv to make him Vice- ° ! naW ® d , to consolidate and largely di- sccutca (?) class of females, whose ad- ^he same party assembled daring The Postmaster General expects to show vent at thc Soatii It regards as significant I thn lut wir with Orpit Rritnfn nt l ln hls next annual balance sheet that the -roro.i.d.ntau™, w SPSS'S JSSSJS v^ir^'nrv n ^n^i»». r f l ^ C wcro gallantly contending on land 15. F. WhUtemore, of South Carolina sketehoftiiee?e«{oneeringtactTcs'ofwlfi^ and a “ ' or “Free trade and SaUors’ tcniore et uxor: Rights,” their co-conspirators were In-1. JaSSL 1 T ‘ The disreputable Whlttcmorc is very viting the fieets of the enemy to our shores setts. rSin cr b y P lac5n g “ Blue Lights” o.i beacons to An effort is now making to effect a radi- wise sucecssftjlly £nd*Ungthe political guldethem through the intriciciea of a ecreth a ^“^ XptTon oUhf French -<rii P *hfs n ’“-»w^" I l e _ : - , „ ,. I metric system. This system is legalized wiVitf.mn^u C fi t c i S I i.il > «„ Co «?Iffr n „^ I In tUe ycar of our Lord 1870, tho Eadl -1 already In France, Belgium, Holland; Italy, .rtmmlffnbfz’ fn? hpr hnri,nn? thn caI ° r K a “ In tho city of AGanta, supposing Spain, Portugal. Greece, Prussia, Great ,,'b.UOrS of” the railroad station ^ Dar- that the late war of the States had I s2!KSi lington, she kisses the negro wenclics I crushed out the truth of history, U so igno- I lan( i and nlmost all the States of Central whom she meets there, and the dramatic rant or unmindful of facts as to boast for and Sontli America. Tho chief advantage Softer.!? ^ e n^,.klJ h h,UnPp ‘!hp ar r.nmio^ its P art y a pedigree that runs back to the of this system of measurement is just that seension of Mrs. WhUtemore by recipro- °[ d ¥°“ archi “ 1, < ^ ntralisin " and Im P° ri - others; “"advances by SS“kc most Lo cating the favor in kind. This Up service allstie Federal party. tural ’ am i easy n iode of reckoning, all also helps Mrs. WhUtemore s scliool along, Jt has the audacity to claim that because things considered, that is possible. generously teaches tho young I people of thc late Confederate States Tlie warrants issued by the Treasury negroes for 2o cents a head per month. n ;J7„ ’rm a ,i,„„LOi„OOO ^Of fL;0,T Denartme during the mouth of May —" flew to arms, the whoic people of the coun- am Sunted to S13,05W19. No Politics la Society. I try resigned their own right of thought—I in future returns of the gross receipts of that the result of the conflict of arms has insurance companies. Commissioner De- To seduce pleasantly-inclined Southern taken from them the right to think for lano allows the deductions of amounts paid people to join their party, the Radical or- them3clvs or discuss issues, which in ante- f °mre7 of Mexico savs he is gans or the South wax indignant whenever bcllum times were discussed by the wisest not connected with the smuggling frauds their party is charged with designing to I statesmen of the country. I on the Mexican frontier, as intimated by enforce the social equality of tho negro W hen it assumes to ridicule what it the Senate Committee. wlth-tbc white man. | pic... U ell-a.fa... m JH. MW | J& ISSgiiglSaaS.",!! 1 ^ fc They can see no reason why the Metno- jt s i m piy essays to repress the privilege of Georgia bill to thc House at once, with an dist Church, South, cannot now re-unite I discussing the great principles upon which | amendment providing for the holding of with the Methodist Church, North. Yet, American liberty is founded an election in tho State in the fall for State but the other day. Bishop Talbot, sf the T he bayonet has settled tho question of Frnidtegbmwal to’beTcportcd to latter church, foisted upon a cong regation t j IC reS crved rights of the States 1 Indeed, Congress on Monday, of Blecker street, New York, a negro I d o the declarationof war, orany issue made I Indemnity is to he demanded by^ tlic pastor. c.iucu., Mrs. Whlttcmorc, wife of a man who was I resolutions or acts of Congress, indicate I ['n'cuba'on American 'citizens expelled from the House of Reprcsenta- that the wager of battle was those principles The first meeting of the Synod of thc tives of the Federal Congress, kisses negro for which the great patriots of preceding Presbyterian Church of Canada, in connec- wornen. She is a “Yankee school marm,” generations contended ? Does the tribunal Montrca?! 1 ° f ScotIand, 13 in of that variety for whom tho chivalry of 0 f arms, by any principle of public law, a child died In New York recently from thc South have no respect—lor whom none I assume to destroy, ignore, declare “ effete I a rat bite. but tbe most anti-chivalrous can find an 0 r defunct” the right to investigate, dis-LAll the Fenians have returned home from excuse for recognition in genteel society, cuss or reason upon any principle in mor-1 Tbebedies of three still-born babies. There is a wide difference between equal- als, politics or science? I placed in one jar, were lately found in the ity before the law and equality of social When the rack of the holy inquisition North river, at New York, standing, which it would bowellforthc compelled Galileo to retract, did the earth ^“’SJoSSof P bodtei C 1” tef” un- arrogant, who are clothed by the accidents stand still? Was the progress of science buried. of war with a little brief authority, to have stayed ? or who to-day is so ignorant as to I A colony of one thousand families has an eye to, while attempting to teach others I deny the Copernican theory of our plane-1 been organized in Chicago for the purpose their duties as citizens or togive tone to kry system? 0r Eleven R tb n o U t'ind n emigrants landed in social sentiment. The Puritans of Cotton Mather’s day jjew York during four days of last week. These would do well to ask themselves I drowned and burned witches, because they The Fenian loss in the late Canadian the question, if their wives, mothers and I bad the power to do so. Yet, who in our I campaign was eleven killed and seventeen daughters would be justifiable in acknowl-1 day does not contemn the superstitutionof I" *a tllerk in the Philadelphia post-office edging Mrs. Congressman WhUtemore as a I witchcraft? I has been arrested for breaking into letters, social equal? Such “school inarms” as The truth is that the insidious, traitorous I A firm named Moulton Benedict &Co^ she certainly have a right tokU»asmany “Bonrbonlc ” idea of the Divine Right of ISerehanteTnXmKlffiLb^Sdrffo? negresses ns they please. If their taste Kings is effete. The utter degradation and Atlanta, Georgia. Their goods were inter- runs in that direotion, they and their final irremediable disgrace of the monarch- cepted at Stevenson, but the parties cs- friends have no right to complain that la- teal, imperialistic party, (now in its own' caped. . . . dies and gentlemen of more refined taste conceit redivivia) Is as certain as that the e ™tednMrLake e of r Wm)ds. Untry ^ “ ro- n siffinant “ Beent. ” ' earth revolves around the sun. ■ ■—»•— Tub Infirm ary 01 Dr. W. A. Hooten. On jotentay. wc TiJitol thc Infinnary of Dr lluotea, ritaotol on Collim »trcct, near the Brcw- • rjr. The Doctor ha* been ioinctimo in our midst, hot betas a quiet and nnobtrnsive RcnUcmxn. he i» not penonally known to tbe most of onr eitl xcn*. It to hit with that the citixen* should find him out on account of hi* real merit, rather than to path himself upon them. We were surprised to see so many patients. They am of both sexes, and all axes, and number about two hundred, thirty of whom board at the Infirm ary. It is Impossible in onr limited space to (Ire tho names and history of each ease. There am patients who bare been gtTen up as hopeless by celebrated physicians, wbo are now rcecitiaff treatment, and have been really bene- UUed thereby—some cured perfectly. Tbe Doctor hat patient* from nil the Southern States, and an ticipates soon many from the Northern States. We •aw sceeial gentlemen aad ladies, blind for foar or five years, wbo could now see pretty well, and were In fine spirits. They spoke very highly Dr. Hooten, and entertained Tor him feelings gratitude, such as those only, who have been Hind, can feel toward the person who restores their sight. Foar weeks ago, a lady and her ton eamo from Alanama to tbe Infirmary perfectly blind, and hud been so for several ye us. Yesterday they re turned to their hemes rejoicing, their sight ro stered. not n voitigeor disease left, and each hav ing beautiful clear ryes. We were specially interested In the ladies. They seemed so cheerful and happy, although some were severely afflicted. All had perfect confidence In the skill of the Doctor to core them. One beautiful yonog lady, residing near Del- ton. returns homo to-day, her eyes nearly restored to their original beauty and brilliance. Dr. Hooten informs ns that be can treat one hnndred patients per bour. Wc saw him treat forty in a short time. The treatment is simple and r-ptd—the application of n liquid to the eye with a small brush brought across it twice. The Doctor also informed ns that his pi had their own preaching, fnrnishirg their own preacher and congregation. They also have a prayer meeting every night. Among the pa tients are some excellent musicians, ladies and gentlemen, wbo while away the weary boors with Use "concord of sweet sounds ■' The Infirmary will well repay a visit to it, and onr cstaxens will find I>r. Hooten and his patients sociable and entertaining. tSTNearly 20,000 Norwegians emigrated in 13G9 to this country; on thc other hand, the emigration of thc bwedcs to Norway is steadily increasing THE YEARS. Whit do I owe the years, that I shonfd bring Green leaves to crown them king? Brown, baiTen sand*, thc thisUo and tho brier; Dead love and mocked desire. And sorrow, vast and pitiless as thc sea; These arc their gifts to me. What do I owe the years, that I should love . And siog tho praise thereof? Perhaps thc larks clear carol wakes with morn. And winds, amid the corn. Clash fairy cyutbals; but I miss the joys. Missing thc tender voice— Sweet as a throttle alter April rain— That may not sing again. BY TELEGRAPH. 15; Yellow, C, 12al3; Brown, 14al4)£. Bio Coflee, 20a24; Java, 35a3Sc. Beeswax, 33 a34.. Virginia salt, 2 25. Liverpool, 2 50. N. O. Syrup, 75al 00. Molasses, barrels, 42a45. Pepper, 37M. Race Ginger, 25. Starch 10. Extra State cheese, 15c; Fac tory, 20a21c; English dairy. 23c. Goshen butter 40a50c; Tennessee, 38a45. Apples. 7 OOalO 00 per bbl. Eggs, 25per doz. by tho lot. Grain—Choice prime white com very scarce; mixed and yellow more abundant. many Wc quote mixed apd yellow at $1 40, and E [ t ; 0 n, prime white $145 in car load lots at depot; casP) complain that they “can’t cat,”that tlicir stomachs aro “out of order,” or that ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. Local and Business Notices. | Three Requisites of Health.—If all the sickly people in the world were to take to their beds, and demand medical treat ment, there would not be doctors enough to attend to them, nor sufficient number of the robust to nurse them. Three conditions are absolutely essential to health, viz: a rood appetite, easy digestion, and tho abil- $1 45al 50 in small lots. In Wheat Congressional Washington, June 6.—In the House Bowen introduced a bill for the sale of cer tain sea slands'. Referred to Reconstruc tion Committee. By Newsham, to repair the levees of Red River from Shreveport to its mouth. Foreign affairs is made the special order for Tuesday next, when Banks’ Cuban bill comes up. River and Harbor Appropriation is made thc special order for Tuesday. Schenck’s tariff amendments to thc tax bill were adopted; also, an amendment re lieving coasting and fishing vessels from tonnage duties. The bill finally passed by a vote of 160 ta 3s. Its features are already published. The post-office appropriation bill was taken up. Sargent introduced abill preventing ser vile labor. In the Senate, New York merchants and importers petition for-abolition of tax on sales. Stewart introduced a bill to prohibit contracts for servile labor, which he said—. ------- . was intended to break up the system of Coo- Ticking, Pittsfield, 10; Croton, 12; Alba- lie contracts, by which the Chinese laborers ny, 12; Eastern B, 18; Amoskeag D, 23; were imported to this country, and held to I Hamilton, 32; Conestoga 4-4, 30; Amos- labor for four years. Thccontract is to re-1 kcag A C A 36. Low grades of prints can turn the Chinese to his own country dead be hod at from 6 to 6)4* , „ _ or alive at the end of four years, and the | Factory Goods.—Tho supply of Facto- religious feeling of them from breaking really a system ' there is but littlo doing, and it may bc quoted nominally 140al 45 for prime red; 145al 60 for prime white. TUe de mand Tor Oats isstnidy at 87c per bnshel, in car load lots and 90 in small quantities. Rye. 125 in but little demand. Provisions—There is a light stock of ba con and prices rule stiff. Clear sides com mand lOalOJ-I; clear rib sides lS)4al8Ji; shoulders 14%al5: plain hamslSa20; can- vased 20a22. Bulk Meats—Are also in light supply; clear sides 18}£; clear rib sides 17}£a shoulders 14; bamsl7>4alS. Lard—Choice in barrels 19; kegs and cans 20; inferior 18al9. Flour—In good demand and stocks full. Superfine per bbl. 6 00a 6 25; extra 6 50 a7 00; family 7 00a7 60; fancy 8 00a8 50. Tobacco.—Atlanta is one of tho best to bacco markets iu the United States, for price and quality. We quote low grades, sound medium, summer work, 65. Stock small. Low grade, winter work (won’t stand May sweat) 60a62}4; fine 90al 00; choice 125; leaf 20. Dry Goods.—In dry goods. Atlanta equals New York, and our wholesale deal ers can duplicate New York bills, saving freight ana expense of travel there and back. We call attention to the quotations; Aliens 11; Sprague,10J4all;' Pacific 11; Lan caster 11; Wamsutta 7; Amoskeag, 91-2. they “don’t sleep well.” For this class of ; Hlontour bsnabnrgi,' 17}4al8 good longer than six months. Immediate 118}£al9; Montour Oi action should be had, as agents are now Troup, 19; Yarns, 176. about to introduce them into South Caro- Hardware—Swedes iron,8a9; horseshoe, lina and Massachusetts. Ho moved that 7a8; round and square, 6al0; City -Mills the bill be referred totbe Judiciary Com- bar, 6a6: Pittsburgh bar, 6; nail rod, 10a mlttec,and gave notice that he should press 112; bana,7aS;Nails,4sto60s,6 75;3s,com- it to early action. mon, 3 75 ; 3s, fine, 8-75. Plow steel, 11c- Indian appropriations wore considered. | cast, 26a2Sc; German, 18a20. A motion to make tho Texas Southern Liquor Market—^Whisky, rectified, 12o Pacific Railroad a special order prevailed, al 60 as to proof; Bourbon 1 25aG 00; but subsequently Drake moved to recon- Robinson County, 2 00a3 00; Cognac Bran- sldcr. dy, 150a3 00; St. Croix Rum, 4 00a6 00; Senate in session to-night. I Jamaica Rum, 4 OOaG 00; Holland Gin, 1 In the Senate to-niglit, a bill for the set- 5 OaG 00; Scotch, 3 60a4 00; Domestic Por- tlcinent of claims for Quartermasters, and I ter, 3 00; French Brandy, 4 50al2 00. Commissary stores furnished to or taken Lime and Cement—Cherokee lime, 50c by the United States within tho States in per bushel; ChcwackhuGOc. Hydraulicce- rcbellion during the late war, came up in meat, 6 00 per barrel, James River 4 60 order and was debated. Motions to pass per bbl. Plaster of Paris. 6 00 per barrel, over the bill and to recommit to the Com- Leather and Hides—White oak sole, mittee Were defeated. The debate 13 now 40a50; Hemlock, good,31a33; damaged, in progress. I 25a30; French calf skins. 34 00a58 00 per Montgomery, June G.—Thc so-called I doz; American calf skins, 25 00a45 00; meeting of eitizensTcalled by John C. Kef- Harness leather, 45a60c; upper leather, fer and other Republicans, to censure the 60aSOc; liningskins, (sheep), 4 60a0 00 per action of Judge Bustced, of the United? doz. Green bides8a9c; dry salted, 15alGc* States District Court, for incarcerating dry flint, IGalSc. Auditor Reynolds for disobedience of tho powder and Shot—Rifle powder, per injunction of the Court, resulted in a grand |j e( , 25 pounds, 7 25; blasting, 5 25. Patent faiiuie. shot, per bag, 3 00; buck, 3 25. Thompson,a negro member of tho Leg- Drugs and Dyes—Bi-carb soda 7a8 per lb. Islaturc, was elected President, and an-1 Elue atone I8a20. Copperas 4a5. Epsom salts nounced that Bustccd should bc sustained gw a Q. Madder 22a25. Opium 17 00al9 00 Attorney General Morse said Reynolds pound. Alum, 8sl0. Borax, 45. Brim- disapproved of the meeting. Resolutions sto ne . 8al0. Camphor, 1 20al 40. Indigo, were introduced by Keffer against Bustced t gjal 60. Quinine, 2 75 per oz. Saltpe- in severe terms and were voted down, and tr0) i2a20c per pound. Castor oil, quarts, the meeting adjourned. 6 00a6 50; pints, 3 50a3 75; per gal., 3 76a A warrant was issued against Bustced 4 qq. Swcet oi i, pcr dozen, 1 60aG 00; per thi3 evening, by Keffer, charging him with _j 4 45a 3 gg, libelling Reynolds, and two negroes were 6 „ deputized to serve the warrant, which' 1 Bustccd “ Court- bonds - I per gal., 1 30al 35; do, boiled, 1 NIGHT DISPATCHES. 140; Sperm, 2 60a3 00; Whale, 1 60a Washington, Jime G.—Bills were passed U 00; Tanners, 1 OOal 25; Kerosene f? “rt£ J®*®-S®** T “ a 45c 5 Putr0 > 35 ? CoP al varnisfi, 2 75a4 00 United States District Court of Louisiana j 3 gg Coach( 5 gg a6 00 . — in the cases of the British vessels Volant I • ««*.]») d 0 nure. 16V6. and Science, and brig Dashing \V&vc iind jIogs AN J Live Catxlk.—Live shotes, cargo, and schooner Flying.^ud and cargo. I 6 <4a7>4, owing to size; stock fair; no de- ,i,o n r-*)hf I }> < f ll ro<io J rt! r Ui?MnmnM« ^"pbro mand ' Live cattle on foot, choice 6a5}(Jc ^ Pacific SCad, from 0 E? pLso to the ““ 3 ^au^-pLeled° C pS Oallc Pacific Ocean, was indefinitely postponed. no t n c<d c d 5«Gc • AodIm 5a?6. Tho onmnonsation for tho Census Mar- I jrj AGGI j, G 4ND ’rope—India and Borneo Cc«w Feed.—Hay, 1 70al 85 per 100 lbs. eed evaded by bcingd^WeL to the fSK^L 2 . 7 a•r I 5c b af2 h !/e ; Le^ h lb tbran, t-room in a close carriage and giving ^ PA^l-L?^ed oul‘ raw, The compensation for the Census Mar shal shall not exceed $8 per day, with mile- | !n(r eOaHOc • Kentnekv 20a25 Ma- service could not be had. ' “ FOREIGN. Londonderry, Juno G.—Tho Walletta from New York; Fnyifort, from New Or leans and Havana have arrived. London, June 6.—The weather is de lightful prefer a different “ scent.” All, whether male or female, “carpet baggers” or natives, would do well to re member that social standing is measured by good breeding, intelligence and reflne- A great land slide of tho levee at Mem phis recently caused the loss of $15,000. About four acres tumbled into the Missis sippi between Washington and Poplar streets. The American Missionary Society has Let Radicalism in Georgia take heed 1 ... It is an insult to the intelligence of the ment. People who disregard the ameni- people of America to attempt to foist upon received from the Freedmen’s Bureau $290, ties, decencies and courtesies that charac- them tho fiction that great moral or polit- be "exe^tSd “ the n°ew ££ tcrizc well-bred society, have no title to principle can be settled by physical e nue law, and three per cent, will be the social respect. If they want no politics in force# ta X# society, they must not intrude it there. | Th(j pMty Qf thc impcrialists and cen -1 R „wKr»tt vapshs Hard. ““ _ ' . tralists of the present day claim a pedigree I Tho Boot-Licking of England W pnre a „d undeflled, that runs hack to the Captain Blodgett’s organ of Saturday the Administration. partyofold John Adams, tho “Blue Light” contained the following letter, which is When it is remembered that the British H ar tford Convention, Aaron Burr Federal- R°°d enough to reproduce. It shows .the troops have been suffered to pass through j sts< .1 Captain to have some little humor of his an American canal; that great activity I [g, according to its acknowledged or-1 own 5 and be inaugurates tho conflict with has been shown against the Fenians; that ; n yj-, s c jty, the get of the old mon-1 Bard w iB l a sound lick on the sconce: thc struggles of thc Cuban patriots have archical traitorous party, that for many I Western_and Atcantic Rajiroad, been practically ignored by the Adminis- years before thc war had sunk so deeply I Atlanta, Ga., June 3,1870. tration, it is evident that tho emotions of j n public esteem, both North and South, as ^ r> Samuel Bard, Philadelphia, Pa.: thc President and his counselors arc not t o have no advocates or adherents. Add Dear Sir—'Your favor of the 29th ultimo, in unison with those of the real people, | tbis fact the people have not forgotten! | with which you surrender your free pass that ever sympathize with those struggling for liberty. The suspicion is not without foundation, that thc Administration is lending itself almost wholly to the interest of the British people. The money and stock jobbing over this road, given you in January last HORRIBLE STORY OF BRIG- “ editor of tho New Era, anil in which ycm ANTIS I also inclose your card as editor of the * “True Georoian”—thereby intimating your desire foW. free pass as editor of the last named paper—has been received. I A horrible story of brigandage reaches I band you, with my compliments, a free - - , , . us from Chili. Don Gomez y Lagoberon, I pas3 over onr road as editor of thc “ Dally rings of New York are clamorous for the a f amo u* bandit captain who, from Ills an d Weekly True Georgian.” settlement of thc Alabama claims. If, by I fastnesses in the Sierra Profunda, has long I j fear, however, it will be of little nsc to Chilian Desperadoes. Red River, thc British Lion can he so con- ed in cutting him off from his followers, (jinn:”" ‘-The State Railroad, which, un ciliated os to induce the cession of the Brit- and driviog him to take refuge in a cavern der lormer administrations, was an unfail . . Vmih a merle*, a n»rt n f situated near the summit of one of the lof- j„g source of large and constant revenue, ish Dominion in North America, a part of i icgt mountain8 constituting the above though Us gross receipts have greatly in the price of tho cession may bc negotiated I namc d range. In this cavern he I creased, has almost ceased to contribute to to bo paid by the Government of the United had concealed a female captive, whose the State Treasury. The road, meanwhile, mates unitmln'r the Alabama claims. husband ho had robbed and slain, and suffers for want of necessary repairs, and is states ass North Rave a whom he ha d for some time compelled tol ac tuallv looked upon as unsafe and dan- The leading Radicals of the North have a , }ve w!th j, im ^ his mistres s. The soldiers gerons,” etc. mania for annexaUon—provided that the I ma( ] 0 several attempts to reach the entrance I Now, if this he true, or if you even be territory to bc acquired is in thc direction to this cavern, to which there was only one lievc it to be true, J apprehend that yon Worili Pnlp Thitherward. amon" mcan3 of access—a mere mountain goat- would hardly put yourself in a position of the North loie. ldiincrwara, amon„ but La - ob eroa,a man of gigantic where your life would be in constant and tho Russians of Alaska, thc wild hunters. | s4a4nre an d herculean strength, -rolled unnecessary peril. Furthermore, if you trappers and Esquimaux of thc frozen re- I heavy rocks down upon them, and succeed-1 really believe what you say in your pros- gions. they would extend the “area of free- ed in beating them off, after several men pcctns, that fact will, in all probability, 5 _ » -„,j cnffprino- bad been severely injured. The officer in preclude the possibility of your ever be- dom. But when patriotic and suffer ng ^ mmand) unw j 1Iin J g ^ sacrifice hU licving otherwise; for I am persuaded Cubans, nobly anu persistently struggling ^oops uselessly, resolved to starve the that no prudent man like yourself would for freedom, touch the heart by their gal- bandit out, and “ sat down” before the voluntarily pot himself in the way of posi- -sa. st beard among tl.* “ new lights no voice oi l tedious and humiliating an expedient, friends, that the road is “unsafe and dan- a Henrv Clay, whose eloquent appeals in ^ they improvised an escalade of the rob- gerous,” and, consequently, that what you their behalf thrill the hearts of all upon ber-chieftain’s stronghold, and succeeded say is true! Whilst I regret, therefore, the k«,i. m tiro iin-1 in capturing him. To their horror, they unfortunate state of your mind which will both continents, who rejoice to see tlie up-1 ‘“ u c n( ft hat £ a p 0 beron had cut off one of his I prevent you from using the free pass, I heaving and upturning of the very fonnda-1 nn f or t una te companion’s breasts and eaten hope yon will do me the justice to remem- tions upon which the thrones of tvrants r. The poor woman was discovered in a her that I consider tbe road perfectly safe, have too long rested nndistnrbed. dying state, having sustained a fearful loss and, consequently, do not, by compliance wi,„ i. ikiVs Th, ,,,„ of blood; and she expired shortly after her with your delicately insinuated wish, me- Wby is this? Thc answer is found in the ^ clnt £ hcs of her barbarous diate anything like violence to your per- greed of the money aristocrats in the The butcher was conveyed to son, or indulge the hope that you “may North; in the wicked desire of politicians 1 Talca, where he was promptly tried and perish by the rcayside.” to prolong their grip upon the vital inter- condemned to death by the garotte. Ini In conclusion, allow me to thank you for esta of tho Sonthpm c, n r this p„„r„i South America, exccntion follows sen- yonr warm expressions of personal fneml- ests or the aoulhern States of this Confcd- wUh ’7 tartUnK rapidity; and ship, and your best wishes for my bappl- cration. 1 Gomez was straightway conducted to I ness and success, and beg leave to subscribe They know that peoples, who have long I the scaffold, guarded by a strong escort myself, contentedly lived nnder monarchical gov- of mounted gendarmes. While the execn- Yourohedientservant, ernmenu, and are so cold-blooded as to t ,oner .’ iTas engaged in adjusting bis'toi- Foster Blodgett, Sup’t. ... " , lette de mort, the convict drew a whistle - be yillmg to hay. their Rationality and al- from bis pocket, and blew it sharply; Mg"Austria and Russia have abrogated legiar.ee changed for a price, without ever whereupon about sixty of his men, who the extradition treaty hitherto existing striking ouc blow for liberty, can be easily I bad introduced - themselves amongst the between them for the surrender of milita- cducated into thc advocacy of centralism. I crow< l surounding the scaffold, rushed I ry deserters. u.i.i..t. , . ~1 upon the gendarmes, and masacrcd tliem — wIiilU (whether inaugurated by a ronp «T ere Uiey could offer any resisUncc. They .^"Tlie pomologists predict that there etot of a single leader, or by a tyrannical freed Lagoberon, and completed their en-1 wiUbe a <mod fruit crop this year. ty to sleep soundly. Seven-eights of tho fi nffiri lil IllfIVnnaiCi nany thousands who suffer from indispo-1 tCCjr 1 Ii 10 Kl I I IbK.K iition, yet do not labor under serious dis- aAMA 1,1 * x StoirrSi^^ TSZLSEST'Si*; stomach, the liver, and the nervous system, Justly acmilrca has bocn on their intrlnslemerib and steeplessness WSSSSt ana sleeplessness arise, .inis excellent pissed, imparting a richness ao-l delicacy of fia- vege table tonio and corrective is also a do-1 vor hcrctoioro unequalcd by any combination of lightful anodyne. Insomnia (or incapaci-1 modicines havingany claim for tbo reliefer tho ty to sleep) which has resisted MI the ordi-1 tollo\rlog complaints, for which tho nary remedies, will yield readily to a dose I of thi» pleasant sedative taken just before A J? (4YT ."R’i TiTT'T’U'T? G retiring to rest. In ordinary medical prac-1 VJ A AJiU JDiX tlce it is usual to give a stomachic, an ape rient, an invigorant, a soporific, or an anti-1 are especially recommended, viz: septic, as tho case for the time being may seem more particularly to require; but in Dyspepsia, Indigestion, this grand restorative all these medicinal Diseases of tho Stomach, properties, and many others aro blended in _.... " due proportion. Thus, the digestion is Nervousness, Janndieo, stimulated, while thc bowels aro regulated. Billions Complaints, the liver toned, the strength recruited, the Cestivcnoss, Cramns. nerves calmed, the fluids purified, and the yutnlfmcv orinint. ■pj.in. P circulation equalized. It is believed that natutonoy ’" r, P“f PamB ' there is no other restorative and regulating I Heartiram, Liver Complaint, medicine in the world which acts so bene-1 io M 0 f Appotit**, ficlally and agreeably upon all the assiml- i^ets of Spirits or Melancholy, lating and secretive organs at tho same ... time; and to all who lack the three funda- Bains in tho Side or Back, mental requisites of health and enjoyment, Sick and Herrons Headache, a vigorous appetite, sound digestion, and Etc,, Bto. refreshing sleep, it is confidently recom- ah the virtues of tho truoCALiSAYA UAUKaro mended as a specific. to bo found ia tlio ARGYLL RITTERS, making jeT-deodlw&wlt. I From tho Norfolk Dally Journal, Deo. II, 1S6»1 I rtblota'pr^uS? Dlgcstito Organs, that it is pos- Koskoo.—This medicine is rapidly gain- .Being mild In effect and pleasant to tho taste. cn by practitioners of medicine, leaves no doubt that it is a safe and reliable remedy _ for impurity of tho blood, liver disease,! Tho following importantccrtiflcatolrom Dr. etc. I L CRAWC0UB, an eminent Chemist and Physl The last Medical Journal contains an ar-l clan or this city, spooks so ravorabty ortho Ar ticle from Prof. R. 8. Newton, M. D, Pres- gylo Bitters, wo deem it superfluous to add any- identof tho E. Medical College, city of thing lurther: New York, that speaks in high terms of its 261 Caxp stbxit. new O&utih-s.f curative properties, and gives a special reo- soptembor l, lasi. ( ommondation of Koskoo to tho pradtltion- Jfssirs. Whtdock, Unlay A Oo.: ers of medicine. This is, we believe, the GxirruEiixii— 1 have careruily examined your first instance whore such medicines have been officially endorsed by the Faculty of an a reliable tonic and M! ccialiy a .-u a corre5uo anyof the medical colleges, and reflects I orthat morbid desire which so lrcqucntiy aff«t, great credit upon the skill of Dr. Lawrence, U50 .?£ s , pirl Ta ° ts compounder, and also puts" Koskoo” in renders th?m C pccnii>xre atusifor um useor^holra the van of all other medicines of the prei 1 ro Peculiarly nttod ror the use orthoso ent day. _ feb26-d&w6m A Question in Many Homes.—The flno I wac “ **•“ mad °L iJ't^AWuoUR. m. d times when we could all live on tho fat of I Prof.or Principles and Practioo o( Mciticino, tho land have gone by, perhaps never to re- N. O. school or Medicine, turn. Of late, the question how to obtain K. B. WHEblock, thc largest amount of wholesale, pala- “„“ or * 1 * TOU ' table nourishment- at the lowest pos-1 WHEBLOUK, finlay * co^ sible price, has been earnestly dis- - wnoioKUoAg cussed in thousands of American For salo by L. H. BKADFIEL >, and Dealers can homes. Thc introduction of bea Moss generally. Farine as a national food staple, solves that a Is. DISCOVERED AT LAST ! NO KOBE CHILIS AND FEVER! DR. F. WILHOFT’S problem. From no other article nnder the sun can thc same amount of delicious fare bc obtained for thc same cost. The cus tards, Charlottes, jellies, puddings, etc., made from it are “ fit for Juno when she banquets;” and as a clarifier for refining cider and other fermented potables, it has | no equal. Thc Sea Moss Farine Company, who owns the patent for the article, have I their central depot at 53 Park Place, Now York, and within twelvemonths they have established a business of immense magni tude and importance. may31-deodlw&wlt. Dr.Hebern Claflin, offico G9G Wabash I Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, successfully treats Cancers without knife, or serious AiiU-I*crl.dlc or Furor and Agno pain, in the shortest time imaginable. Tome Also, treats chronic diseases, consumption . , and all female diseases successfully. j is guaranteed by tho Proprietor* a safe, certain. Dr. Hcbern Claflin is at the American ! P cod ? anil effectual cureror Fcccr and Jjuo. Hotel, Atlanta, Georgia, June 1, where hc| I>nmbch,1, ' , • Uo ' u ''c Ui-iK u.m -us Remittent will remain but a short time. I Fever, and all Malarious DIkuo. juncld&wlm I contains nn/w£toi».oilhcr vc^taWlo or miner- - -■ ■» ■- ■ I ai. Thc sale or this article iu thc .SouthernStale* To keep up thc vital strength and oner- ^ Immense. It l.a* the lodgement of tho Or.-n gy of thc patient use Llppman’s Great B*»»**»“ ° r 01 | r clt y an,> u ln llac ln u, e Chari- German Bitters. ty Hospital. A singlebotile isall that i* required As an antidote to malaria and all fevers toeffeet a permanent cum. and it has never you caused by it, use Lippman’s Great German I been known to fall, on tho proper prooft being Bitters. I rendered to us, wo will refund the price paid If ik To put tbe system in a perfect stato of I fails to cure, defense, and rendering it almost invulncra- wueelock, finlay ft co, ble to the ordinary cause of sickness, use Soto Proprietor*. Lippman’s Great German Bitters. _ , , _ tI .muss, La. ------ 1 For sale by L. It. BitADFIELD, and Druggists Latest Market Reports. [CORRECTED DAILY.1 Constitution Office, \ Atlanta, June 6,10 o’clock, p. m.) Business continued fiat during the af- jcS-dcod&wlt generally. aprSI-dco iftwGin The Irish telegraphs are working badly. t ernoon without any change in quotations Tho yacht Egcria defeated the Cambria 1 yesterday. . Telegraph Markets. It is reported that thc police arc discov- — ering ramifications of Fenian plots in xkw York, June G.—Cotton heavy; every direction, not only in London, but sales 2,100 bales. Flour: Southern firm; Wales and elsewhere. War materials have common to fair exta 6 OOaG 65; good to been seized in several places, and persons choice G GOalO 00. Wheat 2c better; win- in charge of stores were arrested. The ter red and amber western 137al 38. Corn public excitement is unabated. closed dull and drooping; new mixed Havana, June G.—Vera Cruz dates to the western 1 OGal 09. Pork firmer at 30 75a 1st instant have been received. 31 00. Lard firm at 16Val6}£. Whisky It is said that the Mexican Congress will quiet at 1 OS il 0S)£. Groceries quiet and probably hold an extra session to discuss |[ rnl . Naval stores quiet. Freights firm, tho constitutional reforms. Money 3a5. Sterling dull at 9%a9%. The stage between Yera Cruz and Ja- gold dull at 14. Bonds very dull and un- lappa has been robbed. One passenger I se tt)ed; G2s 12. Southerns quiet and firm, killed. except new Tennessees, which declined to Six bandits were recently captured at gjj^, but rallied to 53, closing quite and Zacatecas. # dull. The new Permissillo mines are yielding Later.—Discounts unchanged. Gold cn ref moa . S ! ' . , I opened heavy and declined from 14}f toll, h^xt C1 ii«« n f closing dull and weak. Governments open- the Mexican territory. It is generally be-1 cd d(1 j| an d lower; during afternoon dull lieved that Felix 5* ia ®'®°J e . r ’ 1 .° r . ®. a ^' and steady, closing very dull. Market un- ates, is the prime mover of this invaswn, St;tt i e( ] during the day by many telegrams and intends to establish a separate Re- j- rom Washington about the funding bill. P l '?. ho - T hanir.-.n, 81‘s, coupons, 1S%; G2s 12; GIs 11}^; 65s The National treasury is bankrapt. ne w 13%; 67s 14; 68s 13%; 10-40s Guay mas’revolution has ended; Lozada ^ ’southernticurUiea opened quiet and refusing to participate. firm and closed steady. ' Constantinople, June G.—There lias Baltimore, June C.—Flour firm. Wheat been a fire in the richest patf of the city, fi ime Maryland rc d 1 50; Pcnnsyl- Goidcn Horn, ^ere was a high wind. ^^^ 40 / Corn dull; whitellS; The residences of the English, American „ y x 08al 10 _ 0ats gg aG0 Kvc 6teady ] 8n , d PortugueseEmbiissaUors, and the Con- t» rov isioDSunchanged. Porkfiri at 3060. sols Theatre, also many churches and I g acon firm; shoulders 14. Lard quiet at mosques, and the richest stores and shops 1whiskv 1 05*1 OG 4 were burned. The loss of life by the fall 17 & S/june G.-Corn declining; of walls is fearful. Thc loss is ini^a culable. m [ xc d andTellow 02a9G. Whisky firm at The fire at this hour, noon, is still raging. I x gg p or k unchanged. Lard nominal. Madrid, June 6.—There was a great de-1 Bacon firm; shoulders 13%; clear sides monstration in favorof Espartero for King 1171^. yesterday. 1 Cincinnati, June 6.—Corn in good de- Liverpool, June 0.—Robert Rankin is ma nd at 95a9G; choice white 1 02al 03. dead. _ I Whisky firm and fair demandat 1 05. Pro- Paris, JuncG.—The children of Prince I visions unchanged and more demand for Napoleon aro very ill with scarlet fever. | bacon; sales small. Louisville, June G.—Corn steady atl 15. „ . _ , , T _ . . 1 Provisions dull. Pork 30 00. Shoulders special Nottces. 13%; sides 17al7%. Whisky 1 04al 05. ew Orleans, June 6.—Cotton dull; WALTHAM | W ATCHES! rpUK extensive uscorilicso Watches Tor the lash X fifteen yerrs by Railway Conductors, Knffi - I no rs, and Kxprcssmcn, thc most exuding oC watch-wearers, has thoroughly «lemon.stratetf tb«a I strength, steadiness, durability and accuracy oC I thc Waltham Watch. To satisiy that class ' I these respects, is to decide the question as t W HY Is it that so many children die nnder the I rcal Trine of these time-keepers. re s „°SHffiRSi'SS* «nh r - More lh “ 400*000 of these watches are now fopo*** d‘o under Btataftn. hnsUm; beeansnb- 5pcakijlg ror themselves in thepockcuotthc poo. “ U£C Pto^yrDOfand a ganrontto of their superioritr Also, it is known th»t worms exist ln thc human I ‘ I Tbo superior oretniuttion and great oxtent or teeOompany'* Works at Waltham, enable tha.ik their children, can not bc too' olMerving : Ito fin* to prodttco watches at a price which render* coo- 5!?rKn5*i5Cj?Xu^fn,i r ™JSinYi < 2?m^frei , (Vn^ E lj,« I I’chitlon futile, nn<lthoso who buy any other watett can andcertalnly remoTod teHn the mcrcly pay r ro m 25 to 50 per cent more lor thoie most Delicate Infant, by tho-timely^jise ox I y^tchcs is necessary. B. A. Fahnestock’s Vermifuge. I T, 1. „„ M.n-nr, Wtuo now selling Waltham Watches at low 1 “ 0 j c "74 prices in greenbacks, than tho gold prices before tiSSF^fitvtnridldrpn I the war * 11,0X0 no other manufacture or any Ath kind in the United States or which this can b* or all ages. . I Worm Conrcetions. made more for thc purpose I I ..These t.me.p.oce, combine every imprevemcn, try, but their short lease of life is ncarl; cd, and B. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge to grow in favor daily. CAUTION. i, n*ari» oahanstl I tent a long experience hu proved or real prncti • r l mS5,™ oso. Having had the rirusal or nearly even- tmirnge continues I i aToa y on j a watch-making originating in tbit country or in Europe, only those were flnall - adopted which severe testing by the mostskilllu: Should occasion require yon to purch.s. B. A. I g“"S. ,a Fahnestock's Vermifuge, 6e partfeularly cnretel ^csrentinltocorrect too see that the initials aro B. A. This is the arti- 1 ind enaar “‘ r timo-xnenmg. cle that has been so Favorably Known Since 1829, And purchasers most Insist on having it. ir they do not wish to havo an lnviiialion forced upon them. m Scliwartz & Haslett, FonKEBLY B. A. Fahnestock’s, Son & Co., Solo Proprietor's Pittsburgh, Pa. dcc9-dcodftwly | and enduring time-keeping. Among tho many improvements wo would par ticularise: The Invention and use or a ccntrc-pinion or po. uliar construction, to prevent damage to tvt train by the breakage of main springs, is origin it with tho American Watch Company, wbo, ha Vine had tho rcfusal of all other contrivances, adoplea ADMINISTRATOR'S SALK. Hardened and tempered hatr springs, now nnl. versally admitted by watchmakers to.lio the best, areosodlnaU grades or Waltham Watches. „„ J All Waltham Watches havo dnst-proor earn ,.„v .... „. at the place for holding protecting the movement rrom dust and lessealn r public sales in Marietta, Cobb county.Ga.. within 1 meaning noooaaar/ thc usual hours, tho following property, belong-1 ln otner watcncs. ing to. the estate or Jonathan fi. Wilcox, late or I , Our new patent stem-winder, or keylcsa watr'i, 1 is already a decided success, and a great lmprov— commodious I mont on any stem winding watch In thc Amert. I can market, and by Esr the cheapest watch or it, SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUB- middlings 21%; sales 1,150 bales; net re- LIC! GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE! EVERY- ceipts 1,802 bales; coastwise 420-total 2,222 BODY INTERESTED.—Extraordinary sale of bales ;cxportsto Liverpool 3,235!)ales: to Ware, Musical Instruments Sewing Machine Flo(jr firm at 4 7ga g g 0a6 gg. <>,„ easier . Dry and Fancy Goods, Table Cntlcry, Photo- mixed X 15 . white 1 20. Oats easier at 66a graph Albums. Articles of Virtu and an endless c? Bran x 2g al 3g_ Hay—prime 25 00 variety of Foreign and Domestic Goods, both p ork 31 35. Bacon 14%al7%al8%. Hams nsefnl and ornamental, at a uniform price oi 21a21%. Lard firm; tierce 15%alG%; keff ONE dollar each. 18%aTJ. Sujjar firmer; prime ll%all%. Agents wanted everywhere, great inducements j Molasses, inferior, 40a55; prime fermont- offered. Send for circular. I ing G5a75. Whisky 1 OOal 10. Coffee cas- A dress: V. C. CORY ft CO., j er ; fair 16%alG%; prime 17%alS. juncLwSm 193 Broadway, New York. Sterling 2o%. Sight %C premium. Gold *-«••— I 141^, tag" WEDLOCK. — THE BASIS OF Augusta, June G.—Cotton fair; sales Civil Society.—Essays for YonngMen, on thc I of 270 bales; receipts 2G bales; mid honor and happiness of Marriage, and thc evils I filings 20a20%. and danges of Celibacy, with sanitary help for Savannah, June G.—Cotton in fair de- the attainment of man's tree position in life. I mand; middlings 21; sales 100 bales; re sent tree, in sealed envelopes. Add:ess, I ccipts 4G5 bales; exports coastwise 708 HOWARD association, I bales; stock on hand 23,324 bales. may25-dftw3m Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. Charleston, June 6.—Cotton better; 'middlings 21; sales 300 bales; receipts ________ .none;: exports, coastwise 34G bales; stock ATLANTA PRICE-CURRENT, on hand s#os bales. .Norfolk, June 6.—Cotton quiet; low [coaucTxo daily.] I middlings 20a2G%; receipts 271 bales; Constitution Office, » stock on hand 1,983 bales. Atlanta, June 6,3 o’clock, p. m.J Morile. June 6.—Cotton easier; mld- Business decidedly fiatthismorning,and Idlings 20%; sales 200. bales; net receipts butfdwtransactions. ' 554 .bales;.exporte to-New Orleans 104 Corn is easier, with but little inquiry. b gISon, JfiniT-Cotton flat; good The stock of-meate is limited, and the ordinary IS; sales G50 bales; receipts 154 tendency is upward in prices. I bales; exports to Great Britain 1,220 bales; 1 «• stoc k on hand 27,233 bales. Cotton—Beeeipts aro light, and thc mar- Havre, June 6.—Cotton opened heavy ket dull; Middlings 20; low middlings 19; both on spot and afloat, good ordinary 18; ordinary 17. Paris. June 6.—Bourse closed dull; Monetary—Gold buying atl 13; selling Rentes 74f. 42c. atl 15. Silver buying atl 08; selling at London. June G, evening.—To-day be- 113. Exchange on New York buying at ing Whit-Monday. the stock exchange and par; selling at %-premium. cotton and othpr i^arkett here are closed. Groceries.—Coin meal 1 50, by carl The following'fugitive prices, however, load, 155 in small lots. Rice, Sc, tierces. I were made: Corn 293 9d. Flour 2)s9ii. Soap, 7a9c. Candles, adamantine," 16c ;| California wheat 10s 2d; red westerns* Sfi I Tallow 12aI5c. Sugars, A, lGc; Extra C, I red winter 9s (jfi, Richmond county, deceased, to-wit: All that lot, or parcel of land, with the improve ments thereon, (consisting of a commodious. _ _ _ dwelling in excellent repair, and the usual out-I ^ »“ a hy tar cheapest watah or ill buildings,) ln thc city or Marietta, Ga, known as ' the“Tcnnent Place." I In portlon« or tuc uniteu btato> where wat • ■ The lot is eligibly situated. It is within two 1 ““ers'to “M abonnd.watohes with the abo»-» hnndred yards of tac business part or tho city, and I mentioned improvements which tend to Insure contains two acres, more or less. I aoeurncy, cleanliness,durability and convenient Sold for the benefit or the heirs of said dcocased. I must prove invaluable. Terms half cash, balance January 1st, 1871, sc- I Every watch guaranteed by tho Company, cured by mortgage on the premise.. to prevent Imposition, buyers should see ll:a% SARAH f. WILUOX, I Adm ' r5 - S^^g. Sll0UiJbcar eiUlCror 11,0 roUa ' vi '‘- nujSHIvotw ids * American Watch Co Waltham. Mu*. GFiOUUIA) Campbell County. I Amu. Watch Co Waltham, Ud?a whom it may concern: 4ohn M. Ren* I __ r frmy haTlnjr, in jiroiair form, applio4 to mo I A - t j5SS!«H2iSr*jfcVva* wi.. Rn V\. ^ for |»evmiincitt U*tow of A*1 ministration on the I WaliHaml.Ms’ttt. csla'c of Eliulwlh Stewart, late of said county, | S» It h , “ w * ,ch °° V^Ubsin, M.i^. di-e-as'-d: ■”1 P.S.B<rtlctt Waliham, M.i,.» Tin* i*toeiioalland singular, the creditors and I 5^“' i -' 1 . cr ?.-;; Waltham, M:». next of kin of Klizaljeth Stewart, to bo and appear I Homo \\ alch Co Boston, Ma,*. at my office within the time allowed by law, and I show cause, if auv they can, why permanent ad- I ministration *h u d not be granted to John M. Rcnfrow on Elisabeth Stewart’s estate. Witness my hand and official signature. May 30. 18TO. R. C. BEAVERS. Ordinary. jnnel-w3Dd Printer's fee $3. GEORGIA, Gsvinuett County. of said county, deceased: These are thereforo to alto and admonish all and | singular, tho kindred and creditors or said de-1 ceased, to bc and — thc flrat Monday . any they havo, why letter* of administratioa, with the will annexed, on tho estate of said de ceased should not bo issued to tho applicant. Witness my band and official signature. t>"., May 27,180). junel-wa&l JAMES T. LAMKIN. Or5i Printer* fee nary, c ,3 East Alabama Female College, TUSKEGEEy AZjABAHIA. T UB 10th Annual Session i.egins on tho 3dof October. an«l continues forty weeks. Five Frofossors, a-s-iistccl by competent lilies, com pose the Faculty. The University Elective Sys tem qr Schools having been substituted for thc College Curriculum, yc.ung ladies may now elect their studies and prfaduate in cackut iiartxcr.t separately. Buildings thoroughly repaired; new i»ii,no#; -4ew Chapel Organ; new Furniture; gooil Board and tried Kducators aro sonfe of tho ad vantages offered. Tbe College has ample accommodations for 203 girls; average annual attendance 150. Annual capomes range from te ^>j, according to the number aX rehools entered, l or Circular*, address.; U. H. BAWXjIKOS, M. a, President. iuncl-d&w^itR For salo at rekail by all respectable dealer*. No watches retailed by thc Company. Address, Robbins & Appleton, general agents. 182 Broadway, New York. Aik to «ce tbo new . FaU-Plati Watch, bearing the trade murk <* American Watch Co., Crescent at.. Waltham .Hass.” It is by far tlio bext Full-Platc Watch made InthcUnltcd States, mid surpasses anything hero, tof ore made in this country for Itai :• way Knginccrs, Conductors, Ac. api*3.(leo*dw3mSdVlRl5tI* P. F. SCHLEY. M. D., HOMEOPATHIST, O FFERS hit service* to tho citixen* oT Allant u Office, (over) « WhitchxU street. Offitt hours. 8 to IU A. a., and ilaSr.r. Rciblo-ico it Mrs. Iarendon’s. Hunter street. junel-dlm.