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3k* J noorpoi •‘neoIUil purpose* therein mentioned. Set. lft. B6 it enacted by the Oeneral jUscmbW or Lius State of (teorgia. That fenm asH after tha paaaayiof U>ia act that W. A. .BlacV. T. M. KnrtWjIA ll Hand, a "Ben. A. 1. Smith, a P. Kimbrough, S C, Humber, V. W. FitxgemU, J. E. Orotest J. C. Wimberly. O. SL Harper, T). SL Roarer, ar d such others aa (boy • nay associate \ritU them, and their sno- onaors and assigua, be and tlio same are hereby constituted a body corporate fay the name of the American k Florence Bail Hoad Company, and in and by that wuna may «ao and be sued, plead and bo impleaded in any Oonrtof Lav or Equity in this State; may hare and uae a com mon aeal and tho same to alter and de stroy at pleasnra, and may purchase, ac cept, hold, enjoy, and convey any proper ty, raid, personal or mixed, which may be Utteaaafy.for the purpose* hereinafter "S^TUt •old Company shall hare power and authority to sarrey, lay out, oonstract, equip, use and enjoy a Rail Bond from eomo point on the Southwest ern Bail Road at or near Americas in »un ter County, as near as practicable by t|:e way of Freston in Webster County, mid Lumpkin, Stewart County, to aotne point outlie Chattahoochee River at or near Florenoo inaaid-Connty of Stewart Snc. Tlud the capflSmock ofaaid Com pany shall be OncsOBionDollars, Books o' Subscription tc which shall be opened n* Americas, at Preston, at Lumpkin, at Florence, and at Richland, Stewart Co., by-the Corporators above mentioned A BILL To be entitled an Act, to loan the credit of the Stale to the Americas and Roy- once Bail Road Company. Snc. 1st Beit enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Georgia, that from and after the passage of this act whenever the Americas and Florence Railroad Company, shall have completed and pot in running order ten continuous miles of road commencing at Americas, it shall be the daty of the Governor of the State, and be is hereby required for sod in behalf of the State to endorse the guarantee of the State on the first mort gage bond** of mid Kail Road Company to the extent of twelve thousand dollars per mile, for that portion thus finished, and when the second sections of ten miles is completed it shall bo the duty of Use Governor, and b * * * ed to endorse the like ■aid first mortgage bonds of the Rail Road Company upon the presentation of said bonds of the said Company to tho extent of twelve thousand dollars per mile for the second section of ten miles, and this rate and extent of endorsement TELEGEA PHIC. EXHOHBTTAMT DEMANDS OF OEBMAXT. no Ftowr EEFOBTEO. HEWATOR MOWrOH APFOWtiD Mixm- rua TO KaaLAXi*. Lomdox, Sept 22.—The Daily News this morning publishes the following dis patch from Berlin, which says that the Amr.iu.nn Minister, Bancroft, learns au thoritatively that Bismarck receives Favre only in a private capacity, and insists mHoII lje continued upon the —ma con- j upon the'surrender of the French of all tlitions of each subsequent section of ten the French Fortresses upon the Moselle miles until the said rood is completed, it ( 4D j being the true intent and meaing of this act, that the State shall endorse tho said mortgage bonds of said Rail Road Com pany to the extent of twelve thousand dol lars per mile for each mile of said Com pany's lines, whenever said Rail Road Comprny shall prepare and execute said first mortgage bonds and «hnll make re quest for such endorsement of guarantee therefore aforesaid. Sec. 2nd. That if the last section of onid railroad shall be less than ten miles, the endorsement shall beat tho; rate of twelve thousand dollars per mile. The intoxic.ition of the military circles of Germany caused by the success of the Prussian arms, has led them to demand, wiliont reflection upon the consequences, tiiat Alsace, Lorrnne, Met*, Tool and Verdun bo annexed to Germany. They also urge occupations of Luxenbourg, French Flanders to Belgium, Savoy io Switzerland. Nico and Corsica to Itiay, and will not submit to miy interruption of ueutraR the intention of the hill’ to ilefent an election. Johnston, one of Bullock's secretaries said if the bin passed there would be no chance for Democrats in Georgia for the next twenty-five yean, [and that the bill was better than prolon gation. THe Conservatives urge that the lull gives all power to Bullock, and that under it Hill and other Conservatives are completely in bis power. The Radi cals are using treachery after pairing off tb Democrats, and they expect to carry the bill through next week. It is reported that secret circularsfue being distributed to select a prominent colored man in each county and pat him to daatfa, and charge to Democratic Ka- klux. Bollock will issue large rewards and parties will be arrested charged with it This, it is said will prevent colored from running os candidates, end unite them on white radical candidates, and will be nsed in Northern elections. Con tinne to urge peace, a fair and free elec tion, and Conservatives to return to their posts in the Legislators without delay. The crisis is imminent ay mo uorponuors aoove mentioned or auefc person, u lh»y m«jfappoint uul at Men times as they, easy dftxminr. ■ Sjc. 4. Tlist vMn tbesomof twolmn- Sec. Sd. That before any sneb endorse- • Wahhisoi ».■»", D. C. Sept 22.—The jb-ed thousand d<dUkmnMV be mbscribed iuent shall be made the Goveraor slrall j f • . • ' rece ived to the Capital Stock of said Company, it j bo satisfied that so mnch of the rood as! folIow “« Jm%e been reca ed ■!iall be the daty of the beforo mentioned , the said emlursoment shall be applied for; D -01 * . iarseiue**, September 3ad: A re- * * * ,4 -- J * L * *’ ' ' deteruu-1 port is torrent of au insurrection of Southern Algeria. Toons, Sept 22.—It is reported that f orporator* or a majority of them to call! is ready finished and in complete ruu- i port is current t mooting of the Stockholders at such ning order, auditliat said roadie free from l the Arab tribe* | Uee as may be, by them, agreed on, of nil mortgages and' other legal incum- hich meeting pnblie notice shall be giv- brances which may in any manner on- j i of the publio Gazettes (State at least twenty day*. At 1 leeting tho Stockholders shall j f.t elect, by ballot, seven Directors to ) (image tho affair* of said Company, one • >f which Directors shall be by said board »lectod as President thereof, and said H’rvhident and Directors shall hold their «itliccs for ono year and shall prescribe in (heir By-Laws the manner of holding tlio I uhseqnent annual elections for Directors •—and in all cases the Stockholders shall 3mi allowed to vote in person or by proxy, •under power of Attorney, and the ntira- -( 2ier of votes to which each Stockholder odmll be entitled shall ho according to the ;nurabor of shares he, she, or they may ihold, in his, her, or their own right • ir as trustee, for three months prior -to said election one vote to each sharo— and the Capital Stock shall be divided in- -m share* of one hundred dollars each.— Tho said Board shall lrnve power and au- i hority to fill any vacancy that may occur jn the Board, or other offices, until toe mext regular annual election by. the Stock holders and shall fix tho compensation of *tiio President of said Board and all other officers of said corporation, and not less than five Directors shall constitute a .Board for the transaction of business of •which the President shall be one, except •ju cases of sickness, or necessary absence, an which case his place may be supplied l»r any of the Directors present to bo <-hoften President pro. /era., by a majority the Board then present. Snc. 5. That said Board of Directors uliall have power to select and take or re ceive as donations such strips of Land as ■they may deem necessary for too construc tion convenience or protection of said Kail Road, and in case of any disagree ment between the owners of toe same and m<id Board of Directors in regard to the ' -v alue or price of said land or damage thereof, it shall nud may bo lawful for *ttch. Board to appoint one diainterested j'reeholder, as an appraiser. and the owner holder) ifltc, she, or they should think projier, told the Ordinary of tho County ju which said land may lie, shall appoint another disinterested freeholder, all of whom shall be sworn by said Ordinary, or some Justice of the Peace or Notary Public, to make and return to said Ordi nary, a just, true oud impartial valuation «d the damages or value of said atrip or strips of land thus required by said Com pany, and their award shall be In writing and signed by at least a majority of said appraisers and accompanied by a plat and full description of soul land, which shall l»e token and held as a judgment for the amount of aaid valuation against said Company, oud may bo enforced by execu tion under the hand and seal of said Or dinary—and said plat mud description of land, and said award shall be recorded in the said Couuty in tho samo manner as Deeds, and shall vest the fee simple title to said lands, in said Company — Provid- «*d» that if either party shall be dissatis fied with the award of said appraisers, he she, or they, may appeal to the Snporio Court of tho County in which saia lam lies, and have the damages assessed by a jury ns in other.caaesin sold Court, and the verdict thereof shall be final and con 4-lnaive between the parties. Sec. 6. Tlmt said Company shall build and keep in good order substantial bridges 6r other crossings, at such places as public Roads may cross **- Sec. 7. That toe Books, papers, corres pondence, funds and other property of aaid Company shall at all times be subject to the inspection cf said Board of Direc tors ana Stockholders at auy and every meeting thereof when required, and all lionds, notes or other evidences of debt «*r contract, or liability, or engagement on l»cb:Uf of said Company shall be binding and obligatory on said Company when tho samo Khali be signed by tho Presi dent thereof an«l countersigned by the J-'ocretaiy, and the funds or property of »mid Company shall in no case lie held responsible for any contractor agreement unless the same is signed and eonntcr- Kigned aa aforesaid. Set. 8. That all Laws and parts of ; Lftws conflicting with this Act be and the . same are hereliy repealed. Noseoloot.—Tho nose is one of the luortimportant component parts of ugli ness, rod is almost invariably a drawback to beauty. It is a terrible thing, that nose! Whoever new a nose that ho could call perfect? Who ever saw one that he could call perfect ? Whomever saw one that was not a little too red, or two yellow or two white in its color? Where is the nose that is not n little broad, or too r-lim, or too long, or a little wiy? Taken in another light? The nose la a sign of character. An uoqniline rioac indicates determination, gcuiou*. A sharp; deli .•ate none is expressive of intellectual ro- rtoaroee. Abroad, fiat com is an* five of good limuor. A pug nose, in its very name, ihdioatoa pugnacity; a shape less nose moans brutally; while a rod, speckled blooming now is .a flaming sign, Jetting thwworid know to*t jnst below is the entrance to a well stocked, whisky .store:- ” — '* b ofthis danger tho security of tho 8ta»?, a ml 1Fruasum* «re threatening Orleans t wMflhi Vpou farther conditions mid express from their advanced line beyond Meluu. prodded understanding that — * ‘ 11 “ ~^— — investment | Beiujx, Sept, 22.—The negotiations Bismarck W. L. Wadsworth & S3S« »«n<K»s »fore»ud. when ma,l« j now l)eil|(; Uncled iK-t.v^a Bu«m«c(i ■ kind “ittta fhe SteteV’ie'wn^y'bopu^! v%m 5 “' e nut ,le '! chased witii said bonds to the obligations : bating qaestiomi of ti»e qaarcutee that- Bullock and Akebmax.—The Augus ts Chronicle and Sentinel stated as a fact: Not more than two weeks ago this sAme Mr. Akerman—“our talented fellow- citizen. the Hon. Mr. Akerman, whose liberal rod enlightened views nv a member of the Republican party weluMe had re cent cause to appreciate u ^regard to Governor B allock’s prolO^* ?jp ache me"! —See Judge Hooke lett^i^As noting! around among leading Demctirats pro- tending to feel much alarm lest Bullock should pucceiti in his prolongation scheme, and hypocritically -charging that Democratic members of the Legislatures lie brought up liy Bullock and ;cti to support that measure. OF THE BEST BRANDS IN THE UNION. MONUMENTAL. QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, DELTA, PLANTER, Ac. 3,000 lbs. FURS WHITE LEAH, Ten. Tons Ii’on, LINSEED OIL, GLASS AND PUTTY. Glass Fruit J are. 100 kgs. Nails,2 doz. Wheelbarrows, 200 prs. TracesJO doz. Boot Hames^O doz. Ames’ Shovels & Spades, Table & Pocket Cutlery, Plated Castors, Forks & Spoons, WA€6N a BU00Y TIMBERS, Georgia—Snmtcr County. Court or OsMruBT or said CocJrrt: The Tax Collector of aaid evtiaty la hereby au-* ami reqaired to lacy and coHert for County parpqae* for the year 1870, the fallow Upon the State'Tax for 1870 : 1st.—To pay the legal indebtedaeaa o7 Comity past due. f 2d To build and repair Court House, >- Jail, Hrklges and other publio Ira- -, provcmouU, Si! perch 3d.—To pay Sherifls, Corouera and otli- ofleers their Foes that they may. entitled to out of tho county,. J 4th.-~Topay Jailors the:r foes to be come due, 12} perch 5th—To pay the expenses of the coun- • ty for Bailiffs at Courii*, non-.eai- doot witnesses in crinloal c-sos, fact, servant, hire*, stationery and 'thaliko,.....':. 7*perch CUx-To pay Juronv .121 P« ct. 7th.—To pay expenses ircuiTCd in sup porting tho poor, 23 per ct. 8Hi.—To pay any other lawful chargee against the county, 10perch sept 31m B. F. BELL, Ordinary. and singular, the kindred and creditors or deceased, and all persons concerned, to he «** appear at my office within the time preeenbrii by law. and abow cause, if any they have, 0 t!,. orwise lettcraof dismission will be grartcJm TAX NOTICE. K OTICE is hereby given (hat I will attend at the Com t House in Amencna; on Saturday and Monday, tho 17lh and 19th September, far tho purpose of codecling’HUo Stato and County T«x Toy «oe yoar 1870; afall.on Sfttpiday and Monc»ypf erchweek tucieafter, for the same nnmoae. ' * ill also attend at tho following places at the eciing said taxes. IS TIIKRK ROOM IM AMOELLAMD) w — . . . ^ . ... - These lines were written after hearing the of sam first mortgage lem nmil all tho the Constitutional Assembly shall accept j fuBowmB incident relstol iiri ministcr^A principal and interest dne on the bonds be | Hie (V) ,|,ijti ons ngreed upon. ! mother who was prepsring sonic Hoar to hskc endorsed, shall be, paid, that the mud en • rp hn .|n fr11 n f nnM . n i. nTn nn . u ve , into bread, left it for * fe. niomeaw, wbealiu dorsement shall be an.1 is hereby tm- rh «rterm. ol pesee bare not (men .«* | ^ ^ iUl rhi|Jilh oorio . it , ^ „ b , llt derstood to lionontte as a pnor lien or | dwenssci between them. . ho!J rt t ,, 0 iMt whln jt . fcu tl „ mortgage upon all tlie property «f tins : It U uudentoofi tlmt Nupolvoa ir pie- • ^ .piiiiug iu content*. Tho mother Btruck Company to l^e enforcnl as herein after 1 « • ■ ’ - R • — provided for 4th. That in the ^ event auy bond i>ed, whilo ddiriuiui, »hv askwl h ro mother it them would be room for her ainoug tho augele. bonds endorsed by the State videdin the first section of this act. or the interest that may ueenre or become due thereon shall not not be paid by said Rail Road Company at maturity, or when due, it shall bo the duty of the Governor, upon informiition of any such default by any holder of said liond or bonds to seize and take jioKsession of the property of said Railroad Company and apply the earnings of said Road to the extinguish ment of said unpaid bond or lionds or coupons, and may, at his discretion, npon continuous default in such payment by said Combany for tho period of six 1 months, sell said road and its equip ments, and other property belonging to said Company, or any portion thereof, in sach manner and at sach times, as in his judgment may subserve the intention of oil concerned. Sec. 3rd. That the said Railroad Com pany shalTnot under any pretux sell or dispose of any bonds issued to it by the State, or any of its own bonds endorsed by the State at less than ninety cents in the dollar in lawful money of the United States, and in case said Company by auy direct contract or by any evasion or pre text, sell or dispose of any of tlie bonds issued or endorsed by the estate, as afore said, for less than ninety cents iu the fiofiro it shall be fJio duty, of the Gov ernor to* withhold all ^ fa tore issue of binds tr said Company, by Reason of which the credit of the State my lie de preciated and the burden of tho citizens increased- 0th. Repeals all conflicting taws. paring a manifesto to tin* French p«o-J t: o c-hik* a terero blow,sayingwiQftDger, that pie. j she Y.A3 alwavs iu thi- way! Two weak* after A Baud of German Republicans, osRom-1 l‘‘tle Marry oickenc-o nn<l died. Ou ht-r dealh- bled at Koningsbarghave pasK^l '“ L resolutious agniust the forcible annexa tion of Ijeraiue and Alsace to Germany. The n«*eting wuh <lisper»sl by the police. Wasiiinutox, D. O. Sept. 22,—Senator Morton, of Indiana, has lweu appointed Minister to England, vice Motley. Ijondon, Sept. 22.—Bonds opeued. at 00 1-2 and closed 1-8 on’. FROM THE WAR. Tours. Sept. 24.—The Constitutional' says they have positive knowledge of only forty-four |>ci>ous killed behind the walls ; of Strasburg within the past mouth. Madrid, Sept. 24.—A mumfesto will j appear to-morrow, signed by all the! Republican mead*™ of tlie cortes, iu j favor Ioernian union. Senator Oreag publwlie* a manifesto advising the formation of a legion to aid France. He says the caudidatnre of Hohenzollern, or any other person in Prtrlwirx interest inadiuiatabk>— • Brumseia. Sept. 24.—Noon.—Bazaine offered to capitulate ut Met/., on condi tion that he lie allowed to retain his baggage ^ud arms—stipulatiug not to take uii arms again for three months. Sfninl at Your Posts Tours, .Sept. 24.—The Ministry liavo I ssued a proclamation tlmt France will SVo most e«m»U, uroe upon llio Dm- j ba nnJer 0 . n ruin , octets in tho I^gMktnre to «IIo«.iol!..og tlum t „ w lnuleDt ,„„d,t,nus ot short of tho most urgent and imperative Q crmau y necessity to keep them from their « e.ts Xouos, Bept. iU.-The po.t.1 serrioe thereat of thosessiou. Tho eyes ol .l.e| u m(jru irrPsn) „ r ever. IUUwy people ore upon them, and their bandog. | MrTire to , WcaM atoppn ] witlmut. cause. The disorganization is very gen- ‘*Iw*s always inyonr wav, mother—you hvl room for little Muv'. Aad will 1 be in the anger*way? Will theylm< Tho broken-hearted mother thou felt no Maori- floe t'*o great could nhe nate her child. 1« theie room among tho angel*. For the *p>rit of venr child ? W-ll they lake jour little 3Iar/ La their lovim; avaueo mild Will they ever love me fondly, A* my Htory bo:ikn lave said ? Will they tin<l a home for Mary— Mary nnmbered with tho dead ? T«U me truly,'tailing mother: la there, room for each a* me; Will I gam the homo of •ptritM, .And the ehimng angel* nee V 1 have M-irely tried you, mother— Been to yon a couatant cart! Aud yon will not mis* mo mother. When I tlwell smoag the fair! For yon have no loom for Mary- She waa ever in your way. And *he fear* tho good will ahua her! Will they, dailiug mother, eay? Tell me—tell mo truly, mother, Ere the closing hour doth come! lb you think bsti t they »n*. In tlie shilling angei a*!»<»nr ' l «»b not ao wayward, mother Not so very—very bjul, l But that teadev love, would nourieh, ^ And make Mary'a heart ho glad: ■Oh 21 yearned for pure aO’ectio.i, In this world of bitter woe! And I long for Miss inuumortal. In this land where 1 nmt go! Tell me onco again, dear mother, Ere you take that parting kiss! Will the angels hid me welcome To that world of perfect bliaa i Grin Oearin^. PLOUGHS. New 16th loth Sib { * W. H. Davidson's Wft ume prcecnoea i>y law, and file Umr obTec- tie.ns, if any they have, olherwiso kite*, wiTC granted uul apphraal. u ' Witnetwmy lwidand eeal thia July 4th, 18? I Sumter Sheriff Sales for October. VVT1LL be sold before the Court house door,in W the city of Aniericui county of Hamter,on the iirbt Tneedsy iu October next, the fidlow- ing property, TOOLS, CANE MILLS. ta" then'see ^^hiWde^jda^UJwfl^iiv^ • ! to Ha. 'a ' a fi lit in favor of Ooiib & Hamdl.— HANDSAWS, PLANES, AUGERS, ETC. I Also—One iion*e and lot ia thecit. cu*. T evied ou n the nix> t jci Iy of Shade Ilccne to Mil. f f a fl fa i j ihvov of Green A Hawkinn for ‘ " I'ioj^rty levied .. j:\7.A. Hawk by Loavot' i. const?b!e AKo-Om house imi lot ia the rity of Aroeri- cuis Levied ou as tlie propc .tc’Gcoi,e Bhif to Mlle:y a fi fa f.oui tho t37;u « ! :«t;icL 0.11., of C abb A H&meU* Levy made by Bos- Blacksmith’s Tools, Garden"'Tools, Builder’s Hardware, etc., etc. We aho Manufacture TINWARE, and do ROOFING & GUT TERING, in tie lest style and WARRANT IT. We make tlie assertion without fear of being accused of li hlow- ing," that wo have the T. ATHIRST and CHEAPEST Stock ol goods in our line EVER. BEFORE OFFERED TO THE CITIZENS OF THIS SECTION, all of which we pro pose to Sell at tlie LOWEST POSSIBLE LIVING RATES, FOB. C A. S XX . | Ageuts tor CHAMPION MILLS FLOUR, at Wholesale only. Executor’s Sale. U NDER and by virtue of a decree of tho Mi- perlor court or Snmtcr con 'ty, rendered at the April Tc. m.' 1370, oT aa'd bupcuor Court, will be sold ou the first Toe '-- *“ ‘ nest, l >cfo\ will be cold ou the first Tuesday in December ‘ '* rt llor-e iu Amvricn*. be- VALUABLE PLANTATION Come and satisfy yourselves. EVERYBODY IS INVITED ! ! BEST COTTON PLANTATIONS the county and ofib.-a a rare opportunity fur fe investment. The greater jKiriiou ot tb land ia Liver koUoai, and oa the place is . aplendkl reddcnce, au abundance of good negro * s end a fine g*o house and acreer, and tlie , is iu Be repair and nwler good fence. place » sokl for cH»tril>ot‘on among the tail THE BROWN COTTON OIN. Term* : One-half cash, tlio balance 12 months with mortgage on the places For further particular* apply to or address J. R.C5. HORSE, t L A . . C^FO^ALEby^l^ .Wy.l^ET .V . STK\V.;UtT. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AMERIG TJ B, > v withering censure will blister for all time to come all who cither neglect or are re creant of duty. There arc occasions when men are forced to be absent and, of course, there cun lie no blame attached under those circumstances. But the ne cessity must be clearly imperative and in disputably proven. Let the Democrats and Conservative Republicans remain at their poata uiul stamp it Out. They hnv the pjwer, and the will mast not be tacking. Get ru fi-m lei tees if absence as / toss ibln fi>un now until pdjourntnenf, is our earnest appeal to the Democrats of the House ejuviatltf.—Macttn Telegraph. War Mats.—Waggish Mark Twain fats burlesqued the war maps of the New York Tribune. His diagram is entitled the “Fortifications of Paris,” and exhib its the positions of St. Cloud, VincenneB, the Erio Canal, Jersey City and Omaha. Accompanying it are “official commen dations." General Grant says, “It is the only map of tho kind he ever saw,” Bs- zaine soys, -“If I had had this map I would liavo got out of Melz without any trouble.” J. Smith writes that it com pletely cured his wife of freckles, and Napoleon admits that “it i* very nice, large print.” > .The following is the Al Era's ticket for Congressmen Radical side. We believe that Wallace, of Baldwin; is the only negro in tho list, though they exi>ect the neg- groes to contribute nine-fenths of the votes For First District—John W. O’Neal, of Lowndes. *. Second District—Richsad H. Wbiteley, of Decatur. Third District—Jmq^Hfgfaneonjta.nl. fc3LOn the receipt of the news of the surrender of Louis Kapoleou and his army to the Genuans, after the battle of Sedan, James Saxton, Sr., editor of tlie Gautou (lh) Repository, published the alumna- with from the files of his own paper of August 1815, fdijfive years ago.- He was editor then ft now. ° v ^arth* District—George Wallace, «of Baldwin. *, Fifth District—W. It Bell, of Banks. Seventh District—Jameu L. Dunning, of Fallen. A letter from Faria says that si least two hundred rott fity thousand peo ple • there .usually sleep out of to wn, but war’s tempest has driven them all bock. It preaoao hard, npon upon tho poorer at them; and dfepeeutily npon thnen who have- bought homen on *-redit, to be paid for iu rouual installments, and who have children. It is a lifelong rain to many of them. You can aee their faces how bitterly they curse the Em peror. No house rent , will be paid in October, you hear oh every side. end. The press universally condemns the want of dtaripliuc. General Camberel has been appointed to the command of the army of Bourges. Marseilles and Toalons are prepared fdr vigorous defence. Thu rumors of new peace developments foiitirmed* The Ministry to-daj pVl>!ishot the following: Bismarck de mand*, a* preliminary conditioL, that all the fortresses of Alwicc and Lorraine be deliveml to the Prussians, as well as Fort Dcmont-Yaleriun ut the walls of Paris. Paris is exasperated and will rather bnry iieneli beneath hex - ruin*. To such insolent pretensions wo can respond by resistance to the Inst extremity. France accepts the straggle nud counts npon her children, [Signed] Gremtenx. Olas, Bixoti and Tawrichan. The Government hits issued decrees that all mnricipal elections, as well those of the Constituent Assembly, lie suspended and ailjournetl, hSrall munici pal elections which have been effected are anuidled. Prefects will maintain the municipalities, or in their inability to serve, shall appoint other*. Brussels, Sept. 24.—Toni capitulate*!, and was notcarried bfitorttiEflih re* |M>rte*l. Tlio terms accorded were sim ilar to those granted at Sedan. Tho Provisional Government consid ered these conditions absolutely inadmis- able and will immediately address a proc lamation to the people of the nation and ^ 101* of foreign notion*, exposing lion, and indicating new meas ures for the notional defence in view ot the hostile terms. One measure will be the indefinite postponement of the eiectiou for the constituent assembly. The Constntiooal says it oosly atated yesterday, that the engage ments around Paris were unfavorable to theFteneh. The French had the ad van- tegein every Tours. Bept. 24.—^The following news is official: In a proclamation to Urn French before tlie scigo of Paris, Jule Favre den red to see Bismarck, to know the tentkm of tha cnemy. The. following ia the declaration of the ensrny: Prussia wishes to continue the war in order to reduce Frapa to a seeopd rate power. Praaria demands Abacs akd Lorraiuo, aa far aa the Mouse, by right of conquest. Frasata, before consenting to ro armistice demands therenditio Strasbourg, Tool and Ifimtevallon. • — vwiuuer, jou unr on oirrj siue. nix tenths of the tenroto of Faria paid no ’ ■ house rent in July. .There is a loud clamor for a stay taw giving everybody two years to pay the July, October and January's rent. Wit*0U Klraltle riowiug Startling From Atlanta! _ Special to the Telegraph and Messenger.} Atlanta, Sept. 24.—Tho Radicals are so confident of carrying the Arkerman bill in the Hoiuethat they don't disguise i.i? HORSE AND CATTLE REMEDIES. The Bent aud want lie liable ever offend to the Public. Taa American Magnetic & -S3 s , *C. t ta»*< .•-.- Va -fta - 1 ' :SSMNI.rM a . ; flMl.ll ■** T- ;flw«■ rn te*i— i"* ’• -jiflcl li-Alf (u«r«4i»a>(. >«-»« G-a. W £ beg Uj iafonn order* far the BUOW N on pluitcr*. anil «I1 interested partien, that » COnON GIN. For the coining *eaaon, and now have a gin at oar place of Lnuitu m. for llie inepectii friend* ami the public generally. The*© Gina i.re too well known to need any paiticalar deacrip. lion at oar hands. They are made of toe be«t rasters], with the greatest care, nnder the person al eupeninion of Ur. ISRAEL F. BROWN, (formerly mechanical partner of E. T. Taylor A Co.. and ot their ancceMors, W.G. Clemons. Brown A Co., Columbus, Ga.,) who baa had an expedi ence of upwards oflorty years in their inanafactarr. We can confidently reoorunend them, and believe they will be fonna npon trial nnrirulled foi Perfect Finish, Strength, Simplicity, Durability, Fast and Clean Gin ning, Light Running, and Superiority of Lint, In saying this we tliiuk wo will be unstained by the tetdim >!iy of cotton planter* everywhere who have o*«ed the Gin* of this make- Itia de*irabk •*■** “* L * ’ * J - aeaaou a* practicable, tlras avoiding the loss of t price will l»e found to be a * • ••• — • ■ ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. B Y virlne of an older f~o.it tho Court of Oidi- narv of Sumter cotmiy, will be t»l J first Tuesday ia Noveai'ocr next, be." Court House door ia the ciiy of Ameiicns, the following properly, 'o-wit • tXie-htlf interest ia and to fractional ioiof laud, naiulKlr‘*iin-three ((S3) in tUeuiolh (0 district of Dooly conutv, containing one huutirct *ud oue andnino-icutlui (1019-10) acres, and aiu -Ualf iuteteat iu and e of Demon Byrd, tleccatctl. Terms of e will be cash. WM. A. BYRD, lept 13 tds Ailni’r Benton Byi ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE November, Hon ’ •uk, between tho land9 belonging —, in the .. i which the delay of ordering oocSMtioa. The that or anv first daae mannfactnrer. AthlreM oi WILLET A STEWART. -ve f**r»ir«l. *ed frts; OFOUOE H. DADD. WE ARE ALSO AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED B0TT0MSS HORSE POWER, G I N F E E 1) E R S , COTTON SEED HULLEBS, DIMOND’S CORN & GEIST MILL, DR. SHALLCNRERCER'S Fever and Ague ANTIDOTE Alvrnyn tftepe to# Chill*. ThiaMoUniO Lil-m bofara tho Public fifteen year*, u .: *«*14 J u’jai.] uf-ell ether know i st-iteulft. It d *.j u>t purge, Joes not alJu-a ta> eWjtJi V ; • iic.-ioctly atib-ia any do e an* tir.J it . e.rnun^taniea, ia the ontj ll< Jieiuo ‘ a ;VwlH CURE IMMEDIATELY* and pemfiar '.'j every f ma vi Fever and Ag»e, bc.Tomae it te a ptefc •? Antidote to Oolarla. r I TH0S. M. EDEN, [GUN & LOCKSMITH, SsiHst In GUNS, PISTOLS, - ■ i Ltle riftwiug Machinen. Exit ai next door to Wm. Kirrine A Ho THIMBLE-SKEIN WAGGON, (THE LIGHTEST RUNNING WAGGON KNOWN.) WAGGON AND BUGGY HARNESS, DURHAM BOOTH’S AND WOOSTER’S CELEBRATED PATENT WHEEL BUGGIES, SUB-SOIL & TURN PLOWS. Janld-am AND AORICULTURAL lMPLEUENTR QENRRALLY. WILLET & STEWART, Americus, Ga. sept 8 Id T. N. W. HORNE.) 1 tojoma imwrri n7Tl£; lylbsj h»T.) 7hr .lottfr.“orA.lr5“SulJ Aookl not be TUtMt 111 (bo Cferk ot tbo Bb,»' or Coort, or .one 8t ud iitoper psnon Given rcOrt raybuid, ,1 o«:c , ia EH,.a, tember, 1870. 8. E. EASON, this 5tB day of geptem Ordinary, —Schley County. "ooday in October next appiir- satiiSi °? din Y 7 ° f «^w 4 ?. , ,h ® mnd Pcrishahii Wm. Iloee. deceased. B. T. ; CRAWFORD, Kx r terras of the law. Given under m. this 4tli day of July, 1870. hand and official feignaturs 3. E. Eason. OrfiV Georgia—Schley count)*. ceased: * ’ Jgygj bavo,.otliei-wiM said letter* will JuS, V 187^ dt,rrnTh * mI * n ? this ad day <>f JgjtS?. - ' 8-E. Eanov.Ordv .VEOEGU-ScBLEt County. KJ Whereas, Tatienc* ll. tt iuimr on »h. tale of Edwin G. Mott. r.Z of disratision troui said etiatet* " * ftpl isales-cwUbstcr (Tc. aa i uLlt week* alter dale, application «i > be made to the Ordinary of Webster cornu r »• the first regular term n.iertho expiration’ u four weeks from this notice, for lea veto mcII tL lands belonging to the estate of p. V. I’wrv, lat, of said county deceased, far the benefit of th, heirs and auditors of anid deceased. ELISABETH PERRY. August 11th Aw Adm’u Administrator’s Sate. B Y virtao of an order of the Ordinary of Web ster county, will be aold before the Conn House door, in tho town of Preslou. VYel«t-.. county, Ga., on the first Tuesday in Nevembc r next, all .lie lands belonging to tho estate (: Gihaou TiiUis, late of aaid conntv, dccfaacJ- W itlow’s dower excepted. Sold far tho l«euct,i of t ho heirs and creditors of said estate. Torn,, cash. PENELOPE TULLIS, A<lmY sept 27 tds. ADA1INLSTRATRIX SALE A GREEABLE to an order ot the Conrt of Or. diuary of Webster county, will be sold Ik- faro tlie Court Douse door iu the Town of Pre- ton, of said conntv between the usual lionrs , f aale on the first Tuosday iu November next, to tlie highest bidder the fallowing deseiibed land, belonging to the estate or P. V. Perry, deceased, viz: Lot, No., 85, containing 200 acres, S«u:lt half ot lot No, 8A, containing 10H acres, Soul, half of lot No. 83, containing 100 acres, and 7 ‘> acres of Jot No. 75, on North aide of said K>t an.! 75 acres of lot No. 7»i. on North side of said containing in all 550acres, in tho Kith District ..f said couuty, and adjoining lands of G. W. Cltri— tie, Y. G. Jones ana others. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and treditot- of saiil Estate. Terms cash. ELIZABETH PERRY, spt. 23. id. Administratrix. the following property, belonging to estate * eceased— Half tat of 81, door in the ua! hours of ....... rit: AU the ,tate of Jas. II. Ravens, d| 83, and lots 101 aud 102, ai Webster, Town District. Also 25 acres iu Sumter Comity adjoining lands ol Sam. H. Hawkins, and Joe. Thomas. - Sold by order or Court of Ordinary of Sumter onnty, far bcuefit of the heirs ami creditor* of aid deceased, Terms cash, sept. 16-tda. A. II. KENDRICK, Admr’a. Ifegai ^iotitfs—oLouit^. Lee sitci ifU* Sa^» lor Octopcr. ( W ILL l>e boht before the Con.t House do«r • in Hie town of Starkviile, Lee county, on the first Tuesday iu October next, within tin legal hours ol aale the following pioperty to wit: Oue nowbuggj’. Levied on as the proper*? of Bobei t Carter, to satisfy oue fi f% In m v hamb in favor of Robert King and Scmpaon King vs. ” —yCaiter. Proper.y pointed nnt by Sami ving. Tbe nlove fl fi issued flom Lee Su perior Court. B. F. SALTER, Sheriff. ein favor of Thos. Green B. Mayo and Thomts I. Porter teenrity. Tbe other in favor of Office! r Georgia—Sumter County. Worn weeks after date application will bo nu X to the Ordinary of Sumter county far let to sell I be wild lands lyiug in Appliug couu . balougiug to tlio estate of J. E. J. Horne, late of Sumter county, deceased. T. N. W. HORNE, i . , . sept film J. R. G. HORNE; s AUmr8 * Georgia—Sumter Count). •, 1.0 made to tlie Ordin: Icavo (o sell two undivided third inten east half ofhH No. S3, «iuth half of lot No. SO, east half of lot No. 40, aud who!o lot No. PJ, is the 2&h District of Sumter Coouiy, eoutain- iog Five Haudred seres, more or less, the prop erty of Henrietta F. Howard, formerly Henrietta F. Tneker. and EtiJ. Tucker, minoia of Eli Tucker, deceased, for the purpose of distill) il ium. CHARLES M. TUCKER, sept 8 lui Guardian. — Whereas, W. D. Stewart applies to me fat Letters of AdmiuUtiutiou, do lxinis non, on the estate of Janies It. Stewart, lato of said eonnty, deceased. These are therefore* to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kind red aud creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and llio their objec tions, if aayr they havo, otherwise fattens d * mioist ration will lie granted said applicant Given under my hand and official 'signature, this 9il day cf August, 1870. ang 4 lrn B. F. BELL, Ordinary. Conn. /1EORGI A— Sc iron la Whereas, Phillip Linck, Exocnioi 'tattle of Freu. Vogelg*ang, applies to me ft Letter* of DinruiaMou trom *aid Execntorebip. I'heeeat’e there lore to cite, aummou anti at monish, tho kindred and creditors of said di ceased and all persons concerned, to lie and ap- pear at my office, vrithiu the tiara prescribed by taw, ant' show cause, i.’any they have, why Let ter* of Dismission should not be granted said applicant, olh*rwi-e they will be granted ia term* of th* law. Given under ray hand and official signature, this 171h of JalyTl870. July 28 4m B. F. BELL, Oitliuxry. IAr the estate of Joseph C'raw.oru, late of aaid coun ter deceased, app * * *— * from aaid estate. TPese afe therefore io cite and adn offish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said dectaaed, and all persons concerned, to be and appear at ray office within tb* time prescribed bylaw, and khow causa if any they have, oth erwise ieftors of dinmimtion will be granted in terms of tira lap. , - , , Given nnder mv band and official signature ,m. R ^ ^ NOTICE. I, and doe bfWtWi day cf December! JAUEH B. PICKkTT. N otice. .... . Da. & K. TURNER UtTin s rcmor^l from tb. - ■ •ud Leo, «icl ialorm bi.fr Ui*t I)o i« loc.loj ia Q .liero ho Mprepuwllo tiMtaU eonies before hhn, wad feor. r.pcei*)!. tho era visit him.' He wilt treat yo» ** h« has treated 10 1 NdTTOET- I HEREBY notify tho puffiic not. to credit any on* oo ujy account, as 1 mil pay only those debts that I contract myself. . .. ang 25 2m JESSE NEW. fqal ^tolitesr-^Ua /WEOBG1A—Beaut* GocjrfX. IX Whereas, Henry W.i*ayne,administrator ox the estate of Levi B. Bridges, deceased, appliei to me far letters of dieraflsion from said estate. Thee* are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of laid dsesased, aad all persons cooooraed, to U and appear at my otCce, wilhin the Urns prescribed bylaw, and file tMr objection, if any they liavo, otherwise tetters oi dhsniraion will be granted said applicant. Given under my hand and ofQei|d rig nature, this 4ih day of July, 1570. Inl7-ra4ra , BRiKasoir, Ordinary. fNEORaiA—Bchltt IX Four weeks slier date, appUcatfaSx will be AduiinUfirator’a Sale. O N the first Tuesday in October next, ttiil fa Sohl before the Court House door ia the town of Btarkville, Lee oouuty, agreeable to in order of (ho Ordinary of wud county, one-iii!i mtcrcot in a bouse ami lot at Adatu*’ Station, idliuted near the Depot, belonging to the estate •>f S. R. Moore, laic «>r sold county, deceased. Terms cash. JOHN DOBBINS. The War between the States; IU Cants*, Character, Conduct and Results. By Hon. Alexander H. Sixthkx*. r r preaents a carefal political aualyttia of ih<- pasL se parating rr.aLirom aitaue>tc*usc> of the late unhappy coi flict, aud give thoee in terior lights ana shadows of the great war oxu to tho.«o high officers, who watched tha tido of ixnointion from its fountain-springe, m ( i which were s»accessible to Hr. gteidieits fror.t his position as second officer of the Confederacy. It is printed ft’om a bennlifnl, clear, new type, on line calendered paper, mado expressly U this work, comprised in too largo volumes*' about 650 pages each, illustrated with numerous fine bteel engravings, and famished to snlwcril- era in neat ami substantial binding, at the ft- - lowing prices, payable on delivery: iu Extra English Morocco Cloth *3 75 per n*L In Fine Leather, (Library Style,) 4 60 " In Half Calf, 5 60 “ “ JulyWM. 1IARROLD, Age GREAT BARGAINS FURNITURE! FURNITURE, FURNITURE T WOULD rcsijoctfully inform the A Americas that I have just received the Urge** and moat elegant block or famitare ever bfior’* offered in the South, oonaiatingof PARLOR, BED-ROOM, —AM)— DINING-ROOM SETS. —•*. everything appertaining to thefarai, 4 ** , and I am determined to be undersold by I hare also received The hugest Sturt C H A I R S Et. brooAbt into r Call and etamine n S:,muel Anthony. WANTED, Tm Thontud Foand. ot Cotton ud I** Mil