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ron CONORMM OBIT. P. M. D. YOUNG, or onto*. to the Constitution, as reported tho Bouse, Ima passed the Senate a few nnimpo'rtfrnt eliangOs. We not say that we are sorry—Indeed we feel more like rejoicing at this action of Congress than mourning over it.— •nsTiAnpatma The Radical party, to be consistent, BDITOHIAL PARAGRAPHS. . ^ hftV# othirwiio Tim present Congress onglit to be pnrsne this coutsc with the Northern a clean ctt,»inco tho hlH expendcdTor and Western States. Cuffcc nnd HI- combs and soap amounts to $1,400— nail is tho sum total drail their tlionglita But this is cheep cnotigh—the coun- and legislnBoh, jim) wo are roj'tjjccdto try can aland it, na lie public debt is know that they Imvo decided, if possi- quift small,; ou fy $2,1)56,205,668, and hie,(and nothing is impossible fun Bad. no mistaken economy should.be applied icaiism'to accomplish' with the Troni- lo.cutting down an t ltem.ao..Wi>K/t- -t.f coni ns thi|!-lct;retrcne)iment- busy ilself.on some olbor points, but_not on Vlitsl. This disposition oil tho part of our economical lew-makers to koep their faces clean 1 and the “ creepers 11 ont'of their heads, fs very commenda ble indeed, and we say encourage it by alt means, Tim Brltisii Government bss grant ed to Mr. Jas.-A. Joyner, a natlvo and resident of IjaGrohge,' Qa., a patent for a non-vibrating propeller. The Savannah Advertiser, after reading a description of it in a Liverpool paper, comes to the conclusion that it will,su- porcejle nil others as the motive power in propelling vessels. TrtK Baltimore Statesman saj*! “We have conversed with persons' who have latbly returned from business tours in dUTcrent portlonsof the Southern coun try, extending, as - ihr-ns San Antonio, Texas, and they all give gratifying re ports of tho .evidence of recuperation and of rcuewtil hope nnd energy which the South oxliibits. One of tho most deoided Qf theso evidences is tho value of Southern secm-ilies.” TELEorAruio dispatches front- San Fj-anoiscodated February)i,state that tlic greatest flood, since 1862 had t'a-' ken place in the interior of California Railroads weft washed away in place?, the Central Faciflo being submerged fora great distance. Telegraphic oom inuuieatioir had been interrupted, and tlie snow on the mountains tad drifted in places to the depth of fifteen feet. No loss of lire is reported.- . The Macon Telegraph calls on till* Legislature to adopt more stringent penalties forhog stealing. The Freed man have nearly destroyed all the swine m the State that paper cays. This «U true, and the porkers have come to rognrd a negro with a gun as his hst- ural enemy, and run on his approach and we trust that the suggestion of our cotemporary will bo acted upon 1 y the Legislature, and that a bill so stringent, touching this subjoot, may be enacted that will cnablo a porker to grunt defiance nt a freedman A Mr. A xt waa horribly murdered near Crawfordville, in this' State, re cently. An illegitimate- soa of the murdered man is Supposed to have committed the deed, mid has been ar rested. A. movement is on foot to build iitj, tit ills back,)' to' fortic, »h£. frage upon'tho “1611'’ Stales jloo.— ’•Tis said “ misery loves eompany,!'and wc thank the Radical'Gongrcst for pro. posing to itiiiugurate-a little “ misery 1 ' tit tho North; v. fliataeiinicicntuumhcroftlipStat.es will ratify the new amendment or. suf frage clause to make .it a law universal In this country, wo have no doubt, not withstanding several of tlie Western States voted against it last, year by overwhelming majorities. And why'do wo think so ? . For the reason that if is’all important to tho' existence of Radicalism that they push this amend ment through, and as votes aro what they want, and must have to keep their party alive, they will do lids at every hazard. Tho acute of Radical ambi tion is to secure an unending lease of power, end to accomplish tills end ev ery species of fraud and millions of the pcoplo’s money jvUl be- expanded, ii8 whs undoubtedly done by them ip tho late Presidential contest; Grant himself (looking tor a second term wc suppose) is said To favor this univer sal nigytr idea, pud of course lie will lend bis great influence toward tlie suc cess of this now Radical movement- In the into Presidential campaign the Northern -Democracy warned the people of.that soctiun against trusting tile -Radichl party—told them that If new lease of power was granted'them that they would seek to do the very tiling they now proposo toMoi, force negro suffrage upon tho. Nortliarn and Western States. But they disregard ed tho warning voice—Radicalism tri umphed in the election of Grant, and now wu say lot them suffer' the conse quences of their own folly. Tlie Radicals fenced us to swnlloiv tho bitter nigger pill without a i/ca or nay on our pari, and we trust that they may succeed- in .forcing it down the unwilling-throats of the Northern peo ple, who, bad they cared a flg for us, might Imvo avoided tho nauseating dose by hurling tho present corrupt party from power in voting Seymour, the incorruptible statesman nmf true friend of '-Constitutional liberty, into lliu Presidential Chair. ’ANT.—Thoro is n meaning to rolljliy ringlet coquatlshly flontln 'om so many waterfalls,.that Is, poi Imps, not generally known, nntl^whlpl inny prOVo hlglily Interesting tq.youni men, as Weil as of material advantage to them in their matrimonial aspira tions. Tills coquslish look of hair Is said by one who.professos to know, to be a notification on tho part bf the wearers that they aro not engaged. If it is extremely lot posed to bo very' desirous of getting spliced at once; ir only moderately long, tt>shows Hint, only good offers will bo entertained; if the ringlet is extremely short and meagre, it .Indi cates that tho wearer is very particu lar na to whom oho accepts. After reading tWi lanyutiga of tho solitary ringlet,Toiir young men, with morions intentions, will know that.only those waterfalls with these appendages aro marriageable, ant) they must govern themselves accordingly if they would avoid tho “.mitten l“ ( , t Cordial Reception op Southerners at inB North.—Tlie Angiista Senti nel is confident that the present cotton crop of Georgia will yield from $80,- 000,000 to $40,000,000 in gold. The Philadelphia Ledger .very frankly and truly says: “It is a knowledge of this fact that prompts the cordial welcome at th'o hand's of pur merchants that Southern buyers' nvo.now receiving,— They are able to ho cash buyers, and Vlmt is just what tho trade in the sea board cities most want." '.As'Balti more, 'koyrever, just as cordially receiv ed tho Southerners before they Imd made this valuable'cotton crop as since, it cannot bo doubted that tlie aforesaid Suutliprners will cordially reciprocate the same in the day. of'their recovered pros'pcrlty. They will surely flpd here a market well supplied with much that they.may licQil, and the best of; facili ties for its transportation in any desir ed- direction—Haiti mare Sun. Music! Who docs not love It ?—who does qot appreciate it? ’Tis a soul- inspiring art—a spiritual essence as it were—diffusing itself throughout nature, tinging it with hubs - delicate, ethereal, lovely, likethe silvery mist ortho ocean, or the rose-tints on a Railroad from Columbus to LaQrango, gnn)mer cloud. Miieio is the bosutl- It strikes .us that this would bo a pay ing enterprise, and wo trnBt tUe Road will be built. We aro a warm advoeato of Railroads—nothing will deyolopo and build up a country so quickly, nnd tbo sooner out people take hold of theso enterprises and connect, every city, village and seotion of the South, liy a net work of railroads; tho sooner will wo become a prosperous and Inde pendent people. Gen. Grant arrivod boro this morn ing-ton fatigued from Ills New York labors to attend a wedding ns promis ed.—Philadelphia dispaluh. Wonder if they proceeded with tho wedding, or if it was postponed ’until tho General recovered from Ids fatigue so that ho could “attend.” It is very important that the people should know all about it, nnd we hope the “coming naan’s” keeper inPhiladeiphla wlllloose no time in sending a dispatch over the different wires,radiating from that city, touching this matter. Important to Small Distillers.; ^Iie two amendments to the tax hill adopted by. the Hbubo,are of groat.im portance to tlie small whisky distiller .iep of the .West. One is tlie ameniii inent allowing sixty gallons of mash to the .bushel, instead of forty-five gal lons to tlie bushel, in ail distilleries that mash without steam. The other is a reduction of tho special'tax from four hundred doling# on distilleries mashing one hundred bushels or less to one hundred dollars on distilleries mashing twenty-five bu?hols, and in creasing, in proportion, Tips will al low small distilleries to. run, and the taw is framed so the revenue agents cannot embarrass this interest as here tofore. • i Southern Nbwb. Montgomery, Ala., Ims a negro prin ter, He is from Iowa'.. There are 115,000 aorcs or public .lands in Tuscaloosa county, Ala Thcro are now in operation in Ala bama 952 miles of railroad and 932 projected Ragland, of Somerville, Ala., was shot and killed while sitting jq.lijs own door last Wednesday night by some unknown person. Geo. Minis was shot smi-killed near Mobile, Ain., on Wednesday last by Ids brother-lndsjr; Robert Hudson. A little daugliicr of Mr. James Thom as, of Green county, Ala., was ravish ed a few days ago liy a negro who for merly belonged to Mr. Thomas. Pop-corn is reported by tlie Lynch- Uuvg papers as an article of commerce there. Lust Week Staunton, Ya., had a snow storm and a thunder storm. A negro was sent to Jail in Pcters- o more time than i Detail would can give. I should like to have said something of that grandest enterprise of this cen tury—tho Racifiu Riillrnix’—and of how the Routliorn : Pnciflo Is a more practicable, shorter,cheaper route, and yet we Imvo permitted Northorn onor- gytobeatus. Cliloagoss'tlie widest-awake,'livoli- estinity of the West, and hue the ugli- oet women nnd wiokodest morals. I-promised to tell yon of.Washing- ton. lie objtqts-of .intoi'ost nro vory numerous. . the oapitol. ■ The-Capitol Building it tho finest strucinrd on this continent, and can bo.l'iilrly,caUed a palnco. It coat $16,- 000,000, Its floors throughout are tesselnted pnvomunt of beautiful mo- saio work..; It is full' of magnificent min tings. Its pillars and handrail- ngt and mouldings, Ac., aro: boautl, fully polished trial hie. Soma of its rooms absolutely dnzzle with their fai ry splendor. Tho l’l'esIdenCa room, adjoining tho Senate Chamber,'is-per. Imps the most superb room in the bnildiug, and has mirrors so placed that when ill it the occupant seems in an endless vista of brilliant magnifi cence, tho glass reproducing the room iiiterminabW.^Soine'of the doors arc solid brass weighing four-tons each, nnd having on them mouldings of his torical scenes. tiie supreme court. Tlie Supreme Court Is a sdmi-eiren- lar apartment,-with a 'Ihlinc• ceiling,— The Judges near silken blit'elc robes, and precisely at 11 A. M.yfllc iiilo'tbe room, headed liy the Chief J n'sttrJe, the bnr standing. The .lodges nnd bar salute midi other,’and then Ihty sit down; the Chief Justfce nnhotiucing tho Court opened. The Judges are a noble looking'body of men, dignified inlellectimV, grave nnd venerable.— Judge Chase is aii older looking man than his pictures represent him. The proceedings aro very monotonous to ml unprofessional spectator. ' There are 1 no displays of impassioned 'jSratc- ry. PnU'law points are calmly And monotouely discussed', and vast rights determined as placidly and drowsily as yen wbuld yawn to vourwlfo the A batsnyB illy. I liad ibring, pro Ilondrieks, ( looking man. He has as tine a faceas 1 ever saw—a genial, honest. Intellec tual eountonance. Ills Radical ooiloagae, Morion, the financier, is also a,fine looking roan. diaries Sumnof Is a tail epimliu- shanked, groy-lmlred individual, that looks ns IF ho might ho nhout half wo man, but for his whUkere. i,Though n mill! and rather feminino man, ho is very fanatical in.his views. Ho ie a true speuimen of the gcmilno higher- law-Miissachusetts-purilanicuMuiinani- tnrlan, dwelling in a lofty roglon of (loroo phylttiithropy, that would crush a world to save the sorrows of a- mos quito, I liked Doolittle's nppearanco very, much,. lie ie a great democratic, leader. Sherman Is a loading -Senator. I heard his speech on fiiinnce. rcad frqm the manuscript. With little oratory; he was vory earnest, nod Ills decided ability .causes him to he listened to ah ways with attention. □rant. . ... I called on Grant with Gon. Young. I had,not seen )ilm since 1869,-when! was n prisoner at Corinth nnd made his acquaintance. He was fleshy then; rod-faced and talkative. He is thin ner now anil-more-taciturn. .The pie tnros of him Are good, but don't do Justice to him. His brow ie higher gnd bis face looks more intellectual in reality tbau-ill picture, while no llk'o- noes can express tho - iron resolution plainly. perceptible in lils month r and speaking, forth- in. every isotlbir of his. lips. - . 'Mir ^’RESIDENT JOHNSON. ... We also balled-on' President’ yohn- c'Iro in town, nml thavdlwnys kuopu good atool of WL'U RNRonort Oooni- on nanfl, nm\ nro opn- ntnntly rconlrlng now gooda, nntl thoy do not buying ol«owhere. I r you wtml.I like n gleiusnt, nice imOkn. gi and (jet u box of a very.simple matter—that GrAiA hail no policy, 1 nnd therefore lie of’ cotirsc could not talk about iL '! I Imve no time to tell yfiit alf tlii In teresting thirig8 aliont Washington— about the different Departments, thb Treasury especially, with its admira ble system, its 2600 clerks, 1200 ol thorp .women, nbotft the Wnshbigtmn society, tile reoepiiolis of distinguish ed men, the grand festivities, the gay TJI.OWS I PIowb 1 varlnuj sties nf steel l’KIXd IMPORTATION FOtt 18091 Ribbons, Millinery and Straw Goods, 4R)ISTnOJtoj~CATOR k CO., ’’ S3? and 233 Dultliuore Street, , - JlALTlllOIlE, Impdrters nnil Jobbers of '' Bonnet and Trlmnlhig Rlbons, VoWetunilSiishRIbhohs,' non nets Oriipiis, silks dn'd Siitlns, IUaslrinn, Bloncb,, Lneo», Anobesi Notts rtntt rfcnch i ri6Wbi i !l<)id‘p6nHiers, ' '' Slruw BoniieWc-nd lA'rtks lints, : . TWronieilendUStrlininod,' SttSdon-n ?nd Slfaker Hood*. HABDfAEE . Tommey & Stewart, Atlanta, • 8 ^ e 'V ' uuoBoia; ' 'orircnAf ' ; ', .’l ; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL A lurgonfineowploto Rusorlmont Foreign and Domestic Hardware fnst life, Ac., &c. THE SOBTHKR& QUESTION. Till in sound, ns scenery is tho beauti fill in seeing.” Rut especially do’ wo love ll .music at night-fall,'’.when the stars look down with their pure, holy ,• 1 1 ■ J 1 j\ nuyiu no »ciib tw Jim in a ciern* eyes, and. qnietudo ami peace brood I burg, Va..tlie other tiny for 00 days. for stealing eOven ears of corn. One thousand dollars’ worth of sto len goods was discovered in Maoeu; Ga., Friday night. • Four thousnud seven hundred and three bales of cotlou were takun from New Orleans to Europo in one ship last week; A Rilile wne stolen from the colored Methodist church in Richmond, Vn., over the sleeping world. A few evenings ago we chanced to listen to iho sweet .notes of a guitar, touched-lightly by some skilful hand, and accompanied by . several manly voices. For whom tlie music was In tended we cannot judge, ns tbo un known scrcnadcrs stood upon Ihp Prcsbyterinh lawn, midwny betweon two certain dwellings—nm) by tho way, by burglars, a few nights ago. We have recently lieavd of several instances wbero planters in Alabama, Georgia, ami even in tfie Southern counties of this State, hnve plowed up magnificent “stands” of wheat for tho purpose of putting tlie ground in cotton.—Nashville Banner. When will tho' cotton planters of the South cease thcir'lnjurious. mania for planting cotton to tlie exclusion of al most everything also ? It is true cot ton is a controlling nnd important item of Southern culture; but then.the cot- ' ton planler'ought to remember that, though cotton is commanding a good price at tills time,it is cheaper t6 raise corn and wheat than to sell’cotton -with which to buy these necessary ar ticles. ir, however, uolton growers ■will persist in overlooking their inter est in lids way, which wc preenmo they will do so long as cotton commands present figures, we would suggest and urge upon our farmers the propriety of putting as many acres, in corn as they i-nn t» sell to the cotton growing re gion. Tlioro Is no better grain coun try in tho South than Noj-tli Georgia, end by A thorough system of culture, sided b.v tlie best fertilizers and most approved forming Implements, thiseoe- lion can easily jp«*W the greater por tion of tin- wheat nnd corn consumed 1-y the rollon planters iu Mid ‘‘South Georgia. quite an animated discussion arose af terward between the young Indies of cither house concerning the object of the sorenndere; but finally’twas ami cably settled, that whether designed for ifliy of tliera or not, they all heard and enjoyed the light, cheerful sounds that floated upon the night -breeze. The silver dlso of the mcon bung low in the west, and tlie stars gleamed dimly through the misty ether as we sank to slocp and ngain heard sweet music. Perchance ’twas tho “ faiut, exquisite music of a drpam"—certain it is, sounds soft and silvery seemed lingering aro'nnd us, not tho music of inetrunients, but hird-liko voices, ns it wore, clmiiting wildly, plaintively, first a dreamy melody of Betfiovcen’s, then a glowing fragment by Mozart. The low, tremulous (ones rose and fell,and lingered for a nioment, then sauk into a murmured cadence— Snob its tv lieu winds and harp-su-luga meet-” Radical Sacbileqe The following wlll’be repugnant enough to every civ ilized person, prorlding thoy bo not a Radical, without the least comment from us. Head.what an impious Sen ator declares in ths-Legisiative Halls of the “beet Government tbo world ever saw.” It is enough to tinge tlia face of a Chinaman, let atone an Amcr- ican; In discussing tlie amendment on the l)tiv, Mr. Saulsborry said if God luul been as wise es the Radical party, end had their experience, be woiilil have made all men alike and tlicn all tide trouble would have been avoided. Oysters in largo quantities wave of fered for sale at Newbern, N, C., last week, at twenty-five conts per bushel- In the lowor House of the Arkansas .Legislature there is said to be but one Democrat, lla.must imvo a good time voting in tho minority. A nail factory is to bo established in Chattanooga, Tennessee, liy Northern capitalists, as soon ns they can get their charter. ' , " - J. R. Andrews, of Jones county, Ga., went fox hunting last Saturday night and caught a catamount four feet sev en inches long and twenty-two iuches. high. , ThuTallaha8sce,Pensucpln,andQeor- gai railroad is. advertised to ho sold 011 the 20th of March. The sale is or dereil by the trustees of the Slate In ternal Improvement fund. Mrs. Nancy Reagan, tho oldest set tler in Rome, Ga., died last Monday, aged 6eVcnty-eight years. She moved to that place September, 3d, 1835.— There is but one family in that place now’ who was there at that date. Returns received by tlie General Laud Office, nt Jackson, Mississippi, show that (luring tho month of Decem ber last one hundred and fifty-eight farms, embracing 12,663 acres, were added to the productive area of that State under the operation of the home stead laws. • Veins of pure kerosono oil have been discovered In Smylho county, Vn., up on tlie land of Thomas J. Torter, seep ing up through a bed-of rock. '|'herc are no indications of coni near this place, hut the oil is found in consider able quantity and burns with ns much rapidity ns any' clarified kerosene, A-tounb lady living in the country adjacent to Atlanta, lias four suitors, aged respectively. thirteen, eighteen, thirty-fivo nnd sixty. She is twenty- propriety of going to sleep aho'nt bedr time. I heard a case argued, by the Attorney General Ynd Jtidgo Curtis of Boston, formerly a.Tudge of thie'Court And the dissenting Judge from the fa mous Dred ScOtt decision. ’ It was a hnitle of giants ii'lily; ' The' method -ol'- admission to that bftr is on-motion of nn attorney,-Who vouches for the applicant having nil tlie requisites, which consist of. haying been a regular practitioner in the high est State Court in which lie lives, for threo years, and having a good stand ing. THE COURT OP CLAIMS. This Court holds its sessions in the Capitol, it consists of five Judges, who’ get $4,000 a year each. They 01111 entertain no cases which belong to any Executive department, unless Said dipartmbnt refuses to entertain them. When they give h judgment in favor of any one they report their judgment to Congress. Tlie Court meets the first Monday in Deeombor. its statute of limitation runs 6 years. Southern men do not have’liiucli chance in this Court now on account of the law. The jurisdiction of the Court does tioi extend to property, used or des- Iroyed'by tho army in the rebellion, except Hint loyal men jn.Slates vol in rebellion can gut pay for stores furn ished by them to the army nnd navy. Miss Sue Murpliy of Alabama, who had a good fat loyal claim that the Court etuld' not entertain, made a dead set at Congress to pay her. It was fnrionsly fought, ami is yet Unde cided. the house or representatives. The House is n nolsy, mob-like body. Constant confusion reigns. When any memher is speaking a few listen, but tho majority read newspapers nnd write letters, and look in the galleries at the fair petticoats. They all write their speeches and declrim llieln off like a parcel of school boys. There is nothing like the eloquence of the days of old. A tou of mail matter ie’fi-auK- cd daily by Congressmen. Little pages cluster around tj^ie Speaker’s stand.— The memher claps his hands and in response a little fellow runs to wait on him. The pages are kept going con stantly, loaded down with hugo arm fulls of mail matter. In looking over tho House, though I had never seen him before, my eye lit unerringly on tlie immortally infamous “Spoons.” He is strikingly like tlie caricaturos of him that flood the coun try. Butler has one of those physiog nomies that’ defy distortion, and no burlesque can twist out ef its own un mistakable nnd ugly identity. With his hold, receding forehead, his slop ing eyes and mouth,-his vile leer and bold look of malignity, and bis squat ty, pot-bellied form aud consequential strut, no one over' mistakes tho great “Spoons.” He Is very able, very ready, very daring, and immeasurably ambitious. James Brooks, of New York, is one of the courtliest gentlemen and most rcspeetablo. statesman in the body His profile is very fine, bis manners very winning and his voice musical and swoet. Ho deserves much regard from tlie South. 1 He has been a most gallant and unswerving champion of Southern rights And honor. .His bit terest opponents respect him. Schuyler Colfax, the Speaker and Vice President elect, is a smiling, good-natured looking little gentleman, whose combined affability and garrul ity have atoned for lieavier*brtiin cali bre, and carried him where mind with less tact would have failed to reach. There are many more Representa tives I should like to notice but have not time. senate. There was a very decided disposi tion in Congress, while I was there, to turn Georgia gut for expelling tlie .'ne gro from tbo Legislature,,unless she would put .tlie i.cgio back. Negro suffrage I think ,is n fixed fact. .Republicans say. that it,is a par ty necessity to enforce it North as well as Soulh--tlmt not to dp so leaves the party open to a charge of inconsisten cy thnt.roust,defeat theta if it is push ed. Many .men .voted- for it who were opposed to.il, nnd whose constituents j were against it, AtT>rtCi-»ntiM6VK) cntlomoia In tilts trnwSot, ooustst lllff 111 .part at Iron, Steel, Nulls, Cutlery, Huns, 1 nuintur's sml tlurnairc Mnlorlais. Also, Brooks' l'stunt Wttmirfit Iron Screw mill l(u- volvlii(j 1'rusK, for Skit-. robJS-ly Rad qs the thing is I ,think J eon sec j _ liewM iutk». <Ko.e.ntaiit, t. iu ii'oauah, -jpinwiji bates \ co, Wholcaulo Pealon In Dry; Goods and Clothing. ,158 nntl 124 Meeting Ptroot f CUAELESTO.V, S. Cj , MMtidSP Li»UUA»U, k Co. Jausstows, N. Y .Wi| tlioyrfoh't nooSloSo fiiJJJi 0,1 th “ w " n ^ 1 ft®® PIANOS I PIANOS! PIANOSL ‘The Parlor Fnior(t«.> for our lUustiutuil ciitHloauo nml prlco list.— AdOross Oko. m. Gtm.» ft Co.,. . Plnnofortu MunuPrs, Homon, Musa. Mv'OlLET SOAP^l a ^ MIKEONE.Vaii HAAGEM&C6.' Uoac j, Cj jc»rlne,K|dcr Flower, Roquet mil Palm, TN Quiilliy, Stylo niid -I'orfumo wniTsntre; raining Oirm tlie detuaud for tho foreign won pa. nnd tho unpreconted.flucceaB of tho Aincrlcnn Compuny TollHt Roups, now sold orort whoi o In Uiopidtod Status. • . ' \ McKEONK<VA. AND TRAPPING—Instruction# , H Jtor and trapper of long praotloal oxporienco, Ayllli diagram and diroctlona ror muklng trap. AWo instructions HotY to Train AnlmuTb, Includingmuny anutslnff and wonder, fnl tricks. Both for only ton ooitfs. JvBSBliir' «a» A fco., UP Kuasau,^ Wow .York. Agenti Wanted Tor'Hour to make the Farm Pay. H OW tadout)lcj the vuluo of land nml tho proflls mi stook, uml Ucnr tornlso threo 7M puses amt MO liountlTuI uha ilsotal iUiutni ttons. Fanners, young mon uml expurluncoU nuontu mm It pnyu lo cuuvuus for th'lu hook.- |R)0 to #300 pur mouth a o cuuvuua for tliii book.— 1 uooojilfnA to uhlllty suit iiWWniittrPu'. v-iuvLi ouuua, uiitapput:ii,(iugn, run is, licet I Oil* Uor Cutter. Siam for the Exf krimektal Farm Journal, only 20ci-ms. AUitrcsa Ouo. A. Dritz, Chamburshurg, P». some iiglit ahead, ns well as some, ret ribution ; though! do not think it dis creet now to say all that can lie Said- In conclusion, 1 reiterate the view 1 took in my : first letter, that our South ern people had belter quit the ngita- tioit of politics nnd turn their energies to the taot'e profitnlde course of devel oping their magnificent country, buil ding rftil-roads,- digging mineralR, en couraging emigration, improving the system of farming, &o. I. W. A. OuoifcE Leqislation.—On a close calculation the following Resolution, probably, cost the State from fifty to a hundred dollars. Just think what a half an hour's.time costs, nt tlie rate of nine dollars per day, for onclimem- pM: Mr, Tate, of Elbert—Whereas, ccr-J ii. Uipi.kY, (tesTABLisinsp rif isfiO.ir Dealer Id Crockery, Cltlnu. Glufittwarun and Sil- Vur-rlrttiMl (iootls,. House Furnishing Goods, Looking Glasses, Ac.—also Kerosene Luliips and Oil, ami the coluhrutud non-uxploslvo Slur and Cofm'ut Tlnmers, Short Chlmnovs. tlio rest nnd BA/EnT llnrners over invented. *#-storc on Whitehall Mr., u few doors from the Kail* 'Roudgrossing. Atlanta, (In., Fob. S5-ly._ j^TLANTA SfAlIRLE \VO*K», Atijolnlng Calhoun If oust* and oppoeitc Georgia Hall road Depot. Constantly cm hand and mudo to order Aloaarafats, Touibs, Uend Slones, Tablets, Urns, VasPN, Rurouu, unshstund and Centro hem. toll, toek, (|ullv,cortl, bind, braid and « broldcr in a moat strporior mannor. Price only ♦18. k tillv wnrmntud for five years. Wo will pay IIU90 for any imtehinn that will hcw u ntron- gur, uioro IxmntUul, ar moro olaMlc Benin than our». It mnlcoB tntf **ElH*tic Lock Stitch.” Rr- cry second at Itch may b« cnt.and Mill thoclotlr cunnot bo pulled apart without tearing it. Wo' pay Agent* from g7»tn#!00 por month and ex pense*, or a commission from which twice that nmount.can bn fnndo. Address S ECO Mil A CO., Plttubnrgh.l’k.. Ronton,' Mubb., or fit. Louis, Mo. Caution.—Do not lit* imposed upon by other parties pulmine off worthless cast-iron ma« • numo or. otliorwJse.- Our* is the only genuine and really practical’ cheap rauumne manufactured. milE PATENT MAGIC COMIK X WHIeolorgrayhitlr a permanent black or' brown. Sold everywhere. Scntbv mail, ll.Cfi. Address WM. HATTON, Treasurer/ Mngle Comb Coinpuny.'Sprlngfleld, Muss. A gents farmers, gahdeneHlM and' FltblT GRfSWEUS#—Send for nnkticulurs of “IlestVImprovod-Frult Tree and Vine lnvlg- orator and Insect Dostroyer." Samples to test will be forwnrded lo. j»ny jmrt of the United States and perfect sat If 1 guaranteed.— R. i 119, ' IIS' ZMJIUUM, v. 1191191 mill UIIU LCllllU Table Tojts, Marble Mantles uml Heart Us, uml /urnlulling Marble of all descriptions, us cheap as bun bo furnished this side ol New York. Cull und examine material uml prices. . Designs of Mohumunts or uhy other Mafblo worki'urqishud frooof charg»i. Wm. GRAY, 8. B. Oat man, Apt. fobJft-ly Tropt. | ' ti* Secoim .Street, Haltiinoro, Md.- Ttr ANTED*-AGENTS^.Tq Sell Dm YV AMERICAN KNJTT GtN AND LOCKSMITH, *^y W. HIGGINS,^ Dealer In Now Guns, 1 TMols, Cart'idges, cto. Opposite Tibbs House, Huinilt on Street. Now Rifles mudu to order, nnd nil-repairing done on Bhorl notice, aud wurruntod. mur-ly J. A, W, JOHNSON. O. J, 31’CAMV. J OHNSON & McCAMY, . ' ATTORNEYS AT LAW, - „ Up Stnirs in King Building, Dalton, 9a* I nin tnptnlipra hf Llic llnuso nr£ siiffer- ' Will practice In tho courts of this circuit, and lain inemucrs 01 uie uohsl nra^uiier- . DMHct court at Atlunm. -mr-iy ing great peemiiavy less by their Jong :— 1 : aUeurlance upon this Gi'iivral Assem bly; anil, whereas, the State shoulil not make such heavy demands upon tlie patriotism of her citizens; there fore, lie it, Resolved, That tlie members ef the House who can make so much more at home than in ihe Legislature be grant ed indefinite leave of absence—espe cially as such members always vote against any measure that looks toward an adjournment. JOLANDtRS.—-This disease among horses is prevailing iu Botetourt comi ty, Virginia. One person, a Mr. Rrow- Imltcr, has also died ,of it, caught from Ilia horse. Tlie authorities of the county are called on .to take steps to prevent the spread of tho disease. Mr. Samuel M iiler, of Campbell coun-, die and ' ty, Va., returned an.iucomc of $95,000 1 fou fi »nd lias the four seasons to choose I for lost year, ' I from. LOOKOUT F °“i.Sw'OHw will, for the 1U*t time, bcinDuIttin nil the first Tuesday in March forf* the Tnx'Bobk, for 1WW Tuesday iu March for the purpose of closing up tlu‘ Tnx'Bobk, for 1WW as I am hound to make returns by the loth of March. Do not forc>Whu unpleasant necessity, upon me, of. issuing exe cution*.' J. W. MORGAN, T. C. AMERICAN KNITTING, MACHINE. Price£23. Tho simplest.cheapest nnd best Knit ting Muehlnucrver Invented. Will knit ♦20,010 * st it dies per minute. Liberal inducements to’ Agents., Addross Ajf-me4ifKxiTTi*{aMACii Muss., * Klfxn Bills, l cry whore, farmers Nv\y Article in great dt- ‘ stTnohthv • • ^Hndjflthtsrf, fol^.__ muml. #100 mathi by one ngeni his ■flrbt mohtl Aililressimmedlataiy,drawer lit,Louisville,Ky EUR ALGIA—Nel-Vousness & Female Weak -LX ness Cured.—A Clergyman's Whlow suffei- ed for years with the above diseases: and for* thei benefit of like sufferers will send the means or her own $(tfn free. Mrs. Dm FrAKkus, l- Ctty« ft-, J. Jersey ( discovered a , to bring relief, when checked by cold or other-' erwlsu, Theso Vegetable Monthly Powdcraeau bo depended on by ludfes Iu “limn and hour of' ncod.*’ Rrlce, *5 pur^mokugo,.by mail, secure from obsurvutinn. Address,in ennfldonoo, Wl*> Ray, m. D., P, O. Box 4787, Now Yorx. • my utflculn Spring PlaeU at-10 o’clock, A. M on tho 371 h day of February, 18OT. Feb. RWf. i A. FARNSWORTH, Ord’y. G' •EOllGIA, Murray County—William and postponed. E XECUTOR’S SALE.—By rirtuo of authori ty in me vestsd by an prdsr from the Cpurt oi Onliiisry of Gordon county, Ga., I will sal), on the first Tuesday in April next,, before the Court-Ilouie door in .Calhoun, between the legal hour* of sale, tlie following lands, to wit: Lot No. 284, in the 8th district and 8d section of Gordon county} lot No. 204, in the 7th district and 4th lection of Walker county j -J of lot No. 112, iu 18lh d ; strist and 2d section of Pioktns county, $ of lot No; 600, in Uth district and 1st section of Lumpkin caunty ; lotj^o. 811, in 6th district and 2d section.of Gilmore county lot 65, 6lh district K aiid 2d section of (iiltnore coun ty ; pr.rt of lot' No; 216, III 7th district and 2d section of Gilmore county: f'of lot No'. 61, in 26ih district and 2d lection of Gilmore county. Sold aa the property of Joseph Wilson, de- teased, for tho benefit of his heirs and credUon. Tarm. cash. WILLIAM MOBLEY, Ex’r. Feb25-tds. [Prs. fee $10.. said estate: This is, therefore, to cltQ all sons concerned, kindred and oroditors.tos'uuw cause, if any thoy can, why sahl administrators should not nuUlHohargfid from their adminis tration, and receive lottera of dismission on the first Monday In Bontomber, 1800. Fob. 23, I860 tim ANDERSON FARNSWORTH, prdy. G eorgia, muorav couxtt.—Nathan Enid hus applied- for exemption of per- annuity uml I will pass upon the same at 10 ty of March. <«!p. A. FARNSWORTH, Ord’y. e.UUU!A, UILUKU UJDKTY,—fl(. Ir. JIUUROn luis applied to me for exemption of per sonalty, setting apart and valuation of home, stead, and HwUl lyua upon tho same at ray ofllcn In Ellijny, on 12tb March, 1869. at 1 o’clock. Fob 25-2t JOHN W. GREER, Ord’y. J 1 Hal’ 11 road Depot and tho’Steumboat iancUng. AN; Should send for our pamphlet of SO 1 page*, containing a full .description of a'Aft* Inveution ,by whloli tho most inveterate kick ers; runuWays, und nlaJous horses can be driv en with porfedt safety.; For breaking and train ing horscSr it is better tlmn Rnroy’a or any oth er system. Bent free.'' Address N. P. Boter A Co., Parkeslmrg, Chester Co., Pa. *TjtRRING BUT NOBLE.—Self-llclp for Young Men. who, having erred, desire a hotter manhood. Bant Jn sealed letter envelopes, free of charge; If bcneflttcd return the postage. Address I’hila wthkqb, Box 1\ Philadelphia, ra. I /^lEOllGIA,Catoosa County—Thomab Russell V3T i‘ u8 applied to mo for exemption and set ting apart and Valuation of homestead, ami 1 will pass upon the same oh tho 1st dujrof March next, at my olMco iu Ringgold This • February ••17th, 1869.4 •>, Je.Mt COMBS,Orfiy, rill send to anyone n list of .thiTbpSTNewEpn- pers in tlie United States. I would once have- paid a TiiotmAND dollars for this very infor mation. Address Box0?2, N. Y\ City. * T)E _ JC\, To dispose of guaranHcs for tho snTo of Landod and other valuuble"proporty In differ- entjmrts of the United Statos. Profits vorv liberal, sales euslly effected, and no loss oftlmo f/om other busiucss. Address J.T. Miller A Co, Jun37-3t' Box 4, P. O. Port Deposit, Md, /i BORGIA, Walker Conhty-R. J. Glonn, UT guardian.of Francis Uleiin, deceased, baa applied to mo for leave to noil tlio land, belong ing to said deceased, for tho purpose of distri bution, und if no objections aro raised I will grunt the prayer of tho petitioner nt the first rogular tom - of tho court; after expiration of sixty days. Fob. co, iKtf)-2in-rec*3 MILTON RUSSELL. Ord’y. ---inferior court, from or near thq residence of J. W Fincher, loading to the Morris old Mill place, on Connusuuga river, discontinued} und instead rstabllBh tho road leading from thetop ** 1 ‘-vn .. -m. crook, neur-'tho on suld crook: . concerned to show cause, if any they cgu, atmy otllco on tho 22d of Marcn next, why said part of road should not bo nnuullod, and said road to Fambro’a Mill bo estnbl'nhed a public road. Witness, W, H. BROOKER, Ord’y. Feb. 23,1866-SOd-prs fee $3 P BORGIA, Whitfield County—Lewis Evans UT and others have in due form applied f the road, established by order of tho Tnferli court, leading from. w. n. Huffs, south.to tl county llnc,(fl8continue<l as a public road: This is therefore to cite al) persons concerned to sbowcauaoat my otllco on the 22d of March next, why said road should notbuROfllBContiu. uott, and left as a privat o way. Feb. 22-pr foe#3 30d W. H. BROOKER, Ordy. The Sennte ie a very dignified, quiet! /3.nonotA, wiiitfleia County.-jo*. s. Thom- body. The contrast l.etiveen it nml | cotiuision, no noise, no inAltcntlon, no rav office, ou tne flr^t Monday in April next, unsecmlv 60Uabhlin«T When n Sonn. " permanent administration bhonlclnot be unsccratj Bquauimug. 'Uiena i^ena* | grnntc a to hlmon said Crook’n estate. AVlt- ior 8petlk8 all listen respectfully, aud I ness my hum! aud official Rhnmtnre. this Feb. jierfrct silence prevails. W- ■ JV- «• F.OUGIA, WniT»iKT,n County.—A. J. Bar- \T nett lias applied for.oxomptiou.of person- nlty nnd sotting apart and valuation of homo- stead, and I will pass upon the same at my of- flee in Dalton on the 6th of M&roh next. Feb. 2fl, l«9-2t. W. H. BROOKER,-Ord’y. j. a. anirriw, , Late of Balnhrldgc. Q.UIFF1.V k QUEEN, T. X. QtTXZlf. Late ot Allanltt.. Dalton, Georgia, VVliolcsnlo end Retail Dealers la DB.V GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Hartltrare, Cutlorr. Crockery. Corn, Out!, Floor. Heel, Usy, Kept, Bogging and TUi, Salt, Bacon, Sugar, Coffee, WWtkj, Beal Estate and Live fCtock. TTNITED STATES INTEnNAL REVENUE, U DolJUty Colleotor'B Ollicc, <th DlBt. Oa. ' , , daltox, o*., Puii.'is, teen. zurna mailoby nionttlmcB uml pluci-z. tins cuiibcs therein mentioned, ft cnch coees Twocopperatllls, twoenps nnd two worms, Bidzod » ehvnavy 18, IBCn, from Wm. lleDanlel.ln Murray county, for violation of section (4, aot of Congress passed July so, JNI8. Oue copper still anilPoe,eu]i,seized February 19, ltal), from Rubin Carden,at Uohnttah Sprlnns for violation of section 44, act of congress, pass* cd July JO, 1968.... Any person or persons olnlmlng any of tho foregoing articles, nro required to appear and make sneh claim within thirty days from this date, and give bond aa required by ]mx;other- Feb25 3t Dcbuty Collector, Lard, We call tho especial attention of thoao dealr ing Live Stock, to this branch of our duslncss. We will lmvounparallclfed facilities for furnish- * ing horses und mules to those of our fanner friends dosirlng to purobnso. Glvo us a call.. As for tho other branches of our business, those wishing such .articles us aro in our lino ncod bnt glvo us a call to bo satisfied. Our motto Is “Live and Lot Live.” ^ ^queEN* '' "fTTANTED—ImmedTaToly—Ton Car Loads of YY Corn, for which tho highest Cash market price will ho paid. G. A Q. A UCTION—Goods of all kinds 'sold at Ane-. tlon. F. M. Queer, Auctioneer.