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I 1 north mmux (itizi'a. : * ,w ” m:;;r h ~ T,, ° ,r. i'.hihimu. I ZacliChandler,SenatorIVomMlelilgnn, in d great rooso, fool, nss, or something DaHon. Aprn .n. .sm, ., of gg lfl 0 n the wor-poth-ls ran caraams, Rohig to golilile up England's North Am en. r. M. tl. votixa, : er |cnn posscaatons in n twlnkling-iuiys or itortna-. ) Mi.-M.mii nlono citn capture Canpda r SiTWonTy.nu.ut tWrtyJays/nndln.UtiOnt^ On Itondny With, a largo crowd nssom- Oovernment giving that Ptnto the com hied nl the Soldier’s Cemetery for the pur-1 trncHind nil this bo nbnat because Kng pose of dccornllug with (lowers the groves ; hmd rccogn zed the Confederacy ns a bcl- or the soldiers; hut, nln», time nud neglect Hgereot oml rcftiscs tosettle the Ah,bn >“ had converted into a wilderness of grass, ; «Wwi dlffleulty according to ltndlcnl die- leaves and decaying head-hoards, the sa- ,turn. A h wo hnvo to say Is, ^ It Zach- crcd place where our footsteps should fall mnkc tlio Ihltlsh Lion realise tlio cnorml softly upon the turf, for heroes sleep ho- ; t.Y of his many neath. YYo Imagine tho sight of those glvo him Ills—set tho Michigan mcIM nf- noglcctcd graves was a silent reproach to j ter him, and worry him generally ; hut our citizens, and their pity and Interest nvnkl tlio varmint a teeth and claws, must hnvo been ftilly aroused, ns decided : Air. Zach they aro dangerous. If wo resolution* were Immediately formed In ! were “loll,” f wo wojo reconstructed ” regard to the future Improvement nud wowoudholnat the tussel; but we are lav.sorvatiou of this hallowed place. A not, and hence cau do nothing, committee of six ladles was appointed to ; But, seriously, lie prospect of a war direct and manage nlliilrs. It Is made with England looks ominous Just now, their duty to appoint oilier ladles to 1m- judging from the programme outlined by provo nud beautify one cortnin grave, or a AVashlngton correspondent of a >orth- seetlon of graves, thereby dividing, ns cm paper, which wo glvo Wow. Not much ns possible, the lnlnir nud enre that; only old Each Chandler, but Crant and is necessarily required, If wo wish to per- his lindient keepers at AVashlngton seem actuate tho memory of those who died in t" be spoiling for a fight with somebody, defense of their own beautiful southland. The war upon tho South was n profitable AVe know the ladies will work with heart- thing for the plundering Radicals, and the felt interest, and we doubt not this grass- purse-proud, bloated bond-holders, who grown, brlur-ontanglcHl spot, will, crc mi* control Grout mul tho whole llndicnl con* other decoration anniversary, present quite corn, want to create more fat army and h diflbraitnpponronccto whatltnowdocs. 1 navy contracts for their especial benefit, But money and hard work-work that can and hcncc they are trying to get up a con- only bo done by strong lmnds-wUl have ; llict with Jolm Bull or Spain. But in the to accomplish a great dealWforo tho Com-; event of a “passage at arms ’ with tlieso story will lie in a condition for receiving 1 powers, what, wc would liko to know, do those finishing touches of beauty from the they intend to do with us rebels? Will hand of woman; and wo hope, nud the J they make us fight, and still continue to Indies expect, every man in town to give cram down our throats negro equality V— what they can in money and labor to the or will they restore to the South tho right preparation of the grounds for them. j of self-government, by re-calling the ear- j let-baggers and stopping nil their cruel Not Itio Kit-Kinx tills Time. persecutions? The editor of tho N. Y. The X«w York Tribuuc ami other radi- llccord (hinkjJ u if thu is not done, the cal papers North, made a great (hss about j gouth woul(1 be vcry silly to take up arms the recent “taking oil” ol Dr. JJunjamin . f or » t | l0 0 j d q ft g t »» j n v | ew of her hitter Ayer, a Republican momber of the Geoi-1 gjpgjjpnco for the past four years, wo do glal/Jgislaturo—sungoutlustily, “another not gcc j 10W 8 | ie cou ;j ^ expected (unless rebel outroge, another assassination by fn ll justice is done her) to“shoulder arms” ^ In cmu.1i n finiiloal: Thn pnirna. tlio ku-klux.” It now turns out that was murdered by an ebony associate, YVll- son, wlio committed the deed for tlio pur. poHC of possessing himself of a consider;! cheerfully In Buell a contest. Tho corres pondent referred to above says: “There lmvc been mysterious bints thrown out of Inte from persons JhmiUnr hie sum of money which he know Ayer : with the designs of thu unprincipled men liud, who hns made a “clean breast” of It, | who lmvc usurped, in both Houses of Cou- * gross, the control oflho government, tbnt and Is now 111 jnll^y ■ “wo arc soon to lmvc another war.” This Under Insuiiea-His Uevence. j means, of course, a war with England, Hullcr’s (Spoony) indignation was a-; “ml tho oblcc.t of that war is to consolidate 1 . I power in tho bands ol the present holders. roused tho Other day ngninstawomnn, an ^Vn addition to tho present debt of another employee in tho Treasury ofilee. She said somelhingahoutspoonsin tho “cock-eyed” warrior's presence, who, in a rage, went to headquarters, procured her dismissal, and lmd a colored woman put in her place. It was not much of a victory, but perhaps as brilliant ns any ever achieved by Ben jamin. Tho Alabninn Dcinnutlx. It Is said that “Secretary Fish is pre paring elaborate instructions for Minister Motley. Senntor Sumner and Messrs. Evarts and Cushing nid tho Secretary In forming a basis of settlement that will be 111 nccordanco with international law and tlio just demands of onr government.— Secretary Sowarel’s domnnds in tho earli er stages of tlio negotiation, before they wore toned down anil modified by Minis ter Johnson, will form the essential basis of Mr. Motley's instructions, Gen.Grant Insists upon ftill reparation and indemnity for all outrages, and Mr. Motley is not to liavo any latitude.” Colored .lien In Office. Grant is decidedly in favor of investing Sambo with ofilee, and we presume lie is ns thoroughly wedded to the Radical negro equality Idea ns the most ultra member of the “riilo-nnil-ruin” pavty would have him he. Since bis inauguration be lias made tlio following appointments of col ored individuals: Postmaster nt Columbia, S. C., worth 83,000 n year; Assessor of tlio first district of Loiiisiunn, worth 81,- 100 n year; Assessor of the second district thousand million will be made by this war, which amount (redeemable In gold) par celled out among tlio conspirators will bo sufileicnt, it is supposed, to augment tliolr fortunes to a point sufficient to support the cx|)eiiso of the increased cost of living con sequent upon their accession to tho titles of nobility, which are expected ns a reward of their loyalty at the close of the war.— But how is this coveted war to bo brought on? Simply bv Mr. Motiov mnklngsomo nbsnrd deninnd of tile British Government, and on its refusal, demanding his pass ports, returning to America, anil, with the nid of tile conspirators, embroiling tlio two nations in a quarrel, which the nlbre- snld conspirators will lake good enrfi shall not lie reconciled. AVo may expect, there, fore, n pretty severe struggle for two or three years. Result, ns nbovc stilted. A Tanhee Trophy A Mrs. Smith, of Ohio, tvns at tlio AVIiito House on Monday, having In her posses sion tlie sword carried by tlio Confederate General, John C. Breckinridge, prior to the capture of Selma, Alabama. Tlio sword is incased in n handsome steel scabbard, witli gold bauds, anil bears on the side a gold pinto with tills inscription: “From Finley’s and Bates’ brlgndes to General J. C. Breckinridge, ns a mark of esteem and admiration for their much-loved com mander.” Tlie weapon was captured by tlie son of tlie Indy having it in possession, a member of tlie 4th Ohio cavalry, which made a raid oil Selma and captured the sword til the house where Breckinridge escaped from tlio buck door, leaving ins sword upon the table. It is a pity to spoil n nice story, blit the 4th Ohio cavalry, ornuy other Yankee rep iment, wns never at Selina during the svnr while Gen. Breckinridge was. YVe doubt of Georgia; two Justices or tlio Peace III j n/l, however, that Airs. Smith's son enp- llie District of Columbia, wortli 81,000 n Ufrod n great many little tilings from lious- Joo Ilenwn's 1‘llics In Murlret. A largo Govornmont saloof Conibdoralo property took place nt tlio Augusta arsenal on AVcdncsday. Tlio Chronicle and Senti nel glV(H a running Inventory of tlio arti cles, closing with tlio following lu rerercnco to certain weapons of warfare that havo become historical, The wmiderlhl Inven tions referred to would cortalnly secure tlie ox-Govcrnor a sent on tlie Supremo Bench, or at 'ho bend of tho Patent Ofilee: But tlio mostrenmrknblo of nil tho arti cles wns Joe Brown’s pikes, gotton up ox- supcrvlsion. Tlie, original model is niter thu fashion of tlio Roman dngger, placed upon a stout hickory stall; some seven feet long, properly polished and flirrulqd, Tlie second model was a combination of tlio Ilonmn dagger and the farmer's brier lmok—the design being in enso the thrust of tlie dngger is parried, a backward pull of the pikemnn would decapitate tlio in fantry soldier of bisect a resisting cnvnlry- mnn. Thothlrd model—mark the progress of invention—was a dmihlo-hnrrel spring- acting dagger, which shot out from be tween two oval sections of hickory upon coming in contact with an unfortunate en emy. These terrible articles of wnrfiiro were bought hy Mr. Morrison, of South nCli! lioujjlii iij **ir» juui nsiiii, ut duiihi Carolina. Rumor has it Hint they are In tended to supply tlie wnnts of tho loyal Governor, for supplying with the most ap proved arms Ids South Carolina militia, which is now iieihg organised. AVe can not snv Hint fills rumor is true or false by reason of tlie extreme rcHccpco of tlie pur chaser. Too well or ih. Nino It is reported that Clay, tho aristocratic “gunman of color," of New Orli'ans, ap pointed Alinistcr to Liberln, nnd Profesjlor Bnssctt (colored,) of Philadelphia, ap pointed Minister to Ilnytl, hnvo cucli de clined tlie honor. Tills is so very curious Hint most people will ask why Imvo tlieso blacks declined tlieso high olfieial distinc tions. AVe suspect Hint tlio true reasons are that they prefer to stay among while people; Hint they recoil from the idea ol living in a community whore there is noth ing but niggers; that for Clay there is too much of the nigger in Liberia, and for Bas sett too much of tlio nigger in Ilnytl.— Even in tlio old slavery times, between slavery witli nil its drawbacks in-tlio Uni ted States, nnd freedom with all its advan tages in Liberia, there were many blacks wlio declined Liberia for tlfl»>simple rea son:—“Don’t want to go, mnssn, whore derc’s none hut niggers.” Besides, in sending the black mnti Clay, fur instance, to tlie black government of Liberia, Clay may think, after nil “it is only putting mo on a level with tho nigger. ” The mission to Englnnd would lie n different thing.— The United States nigger is ns good ns a white man, and must not, therefore, be picked out as a nigger to Ilnytl or Liberia, .lllsoogc tuition. AVo understand that a good deni of ex citement exists in tlio lower part of tlio county, over tho singular conduct of Pro bate Judge Ely, of New Hampshire, to- wit, of Montgomery, Who issued a license ton negro boy under age to marry a white girl about fourteen years of age, whom the negro lmd induced to run away from home wiUi him. Tho story goes that Ely, for fear flint ho would miss a chance tc help along tho science of miscegenation, violntcd the Inw nnd issued tho license.— Squire Thomasson performed the ceremo ny, and thus an Innocent girl's life wns blasted hy the damnable dogmas of tlie Radical party and hy tlie lawless conduct of a Raill cal enrpct-bng olfieial.—Mont- jomcnj Mail. Touching Fractional I’arrency anil Clroonbaolts. Tho AVnshington Express says all the fractional currency is to ire rapidly called In. No more of it of nny of tho series printed, will emanate from Hie Govern ment. Tlie work of printing it line been entirely stopped. Tho remnining blnnk paper used for tills kind of fractional cur rency will bo destroyed or used for other purposes. The stylo of tlie legal tenders or greenbacks will ire entirely diflimmt from those now in circulation, nnd tile printing of these tins also been stopped. From tho Chicago Times, 10th. % The ocean telegraph gave, on Tuesday, synopsis of tlio opinions of the London Times mul Lord Binnlcy, with rjlbrenw to the rejection of tlie Stiiiiloy-Jolinson agreement. It Is somowlint worthy of nolo that both tlieso authorities—ono of whom Is to some extent, v representative of tho Government, nud tlie other of pop ular opinion—seem disposed to biko rath er gloomy views of the situation. loTfli The Times Is, Indeed, hopoftil euougltto qualify Its depressing forecast of ovciils by stating Hint there Is u propahlllty of Mr. Motley’s Mitring, In n dlflurcnt ibrm, sub- is nothing more to concede on tlio part of Great Britain. It characterises nny down right demand for payment as an unfriend ly and oflbnslvo action which it does not Irellovo is contemplated by General Grant, but which, If made, England would know bow to trent. , . • There Is somewhat of monneo in tlie Times’ nrtlclo, nnd a trace of tlio snmo In the G Inscow speech of Lord Stanley. 1 lie tono of tho discourse is nn Intimation Hint only the good sense of tlie American peo ple can prevent tlio dlfiloulty between tlio two countries from taking nil extreme character. He concludes by advising Ills henrors flint It is their duty to show (limi ted front in enso of nny dispute witli tlio outside world : and by pledging himself to strengthen, so far as lie can, the linnds of wlintever foreign minister to whom limy ire Intrusted tlio settlement of nny menac ing questions. As tlio country docs not know wlmt Air. Motly may be Instructed to odor lu lieu of the pfoiltr of his predecessor, nnd, ns it is doubtful that even the administration It self 1ms vet concluded wlmt It Is prepnred Wash, and to enforce, any discussion with reference to future negotiations would be premature. It is snfe to lcavo this nsirect of the matter with the charitable liopo that Gen. Granti when lie slinll concliidowlint lie does wish, will Imvo reached, a conclu sion in which tlie honor of tlio nation will bo tally consulted and established. A pre sent question of more Itnubrtanco is tlio feeling of tho people of this country witli reference to a war with England. It cannot ire denied by nny man familiar with public sentiment, Hint a wnr witli Great Britain, whether Hint of 177(1, or tlmtof 1813, or miowlilcll limy occur with in (lie present decade, or at nny timo in tlio future, is popular witli tlie 'American ireoplo. Tills feeling lias its origin, in part, in tlie hereditary Instincts which have come down to us from our revolutionary forefathers ;nnd, in part, in tlie lnrgo Irish element in our nationality, ninong which hatred to tlio Saxon is ns permanent and bitter ns tlio feeling of tlie Polo for tlio Austrian. There is additional reason for dislike to Great Britain, which 1ms orig inated in tlie burlesques of Its writers, tlio unfriendly action of its statesmen during the late war, and ill tho constant asser tions ofits authors and thinkers Hint we are n loose, anarchical government, des tined to early fall in pieces from our own weight. In view of tills chronic dislike of Grent Britain, there is no doubt Hint were eve rything favorable, public sentiment, with entire unanimity, would push the settle ment of the Alabama claims to the arbi tration of the sword. mono. Tlio storm Monday night did great dnm- ngo to liousos, fences, forests, &c., south and southeast of Nashville. Hoolb of houses were torn off, walls blown down, fonccsand trees prostrated. The telegraph also suilhrccfconsldcrably. Tliq Btorm ex tended as Ihr ns Chattanooga. An Impostor. A woman calling liorself Mrs. O. C. Andrews, who fins received largo contri butions from Cincinnati, LotlisVlllo nud Nnsiivtllu in behalf of tho .Tennessee Oi- plinn nsyulum nt Clarksville, Is pronounced nil Imposter by the lady nmnngors of that Institution. Thcnsyltimlms novcrrccolv- eil a dollar of her collections. Fnlty ai,oil lueomo. Tho State nnd comity tax of tho cotton fnetorics In Muscogco county, Gn., amounts to $0,000, of this sum tho Eagle & Plica - nix Company has paid 83,102 1)0. Fooled. A display of tho aurora borealis caused nn alarm of lire nt Lynchburg, A r n., tho oilier night. Tlio fire companies turned out, but, nller cunsuHnHon, decided Hint they lmd no jurisdiction and turned 111, Extremes. Gibson county, Tennessee, 1ms a young lady thirteen years old, who weighs four hundred pounds, nnd nnolhor of tlio snmo ago who weighs forty pounds, nud is tweu- six inches high. CnttiMln Offrcfs Tlie Ctumdlnn Parliament are gutting up an oflset to tlio Alabama claims in tlio shape of tlio expense of defending their frontiers against tlio Yankee Finnegans, year cacti; minister to Hnyti, worth 84,- IlOOn year; minister and euiisuUo Liberia, worth 83,000 a vear. “Ami (hpre slinll bo lVoepliic and Wall- Ins: ami <liia«hlniv of To.oUi.” Says tlie New York Post: “The direct trade; now carried on between tho South nnd foreign porta deprives tho North of n lnrgo business formerly in its hands. All! cs, about Selma nnd through Georgia, that the owners would like to hear from. • Wo know his regiment did. I.uiint!c Asylum. •Wo learn from Dr. Green, says tlio Fed eral Uniou, that this Institution is crowd ed to its utmost capacity. Patients can ! now he admitted only as vacancies occur. tho large Southern ports havo direct con nection with Europe. This will carry a large trade that wns formerly done at tho North to these Southern cities, niuhwhile Persons desiring the admission of a patient should notify tho Superintendent, who keeps a careful record of such notices, and the patient will lie admitted in the order Tlio Cabinet! The New York Ilorald hears that “a change of two or more members of tlie Cab inet may lie soon expected.” It is said to be a “balky team,” nnd not calculated to pull together “up the steep hills of our for eign relations nor through tlio mud holes of Southern reconstruction.” Mr. Fish is said to bo too much of the “old line Whig” of twenty-five years ago respecting Cuba, St. Domingo, Mexico, Canada, and tbn Alnbnmn nlnititu for tho “Vnnnir Important IlninorK front Wnslilnfiton. Tlio New York Herald says : Secretary Fish, on Tuesday, wns called upon by Senor Roberts, the Spanish Minister,' who demnnded that a proclam ation discouraging filibustering expedi tions from sailing to Cuba should bo is sued by tho President. Tlie Secretary promptly refused to do anything of tlie sort, and said ns there was a revolutiona ry organization in arms in Cuba, formed by tlie native Cubnnsamdertheirown pro visional government, lie could see no good reason to binder tho departure of any per sons from this country who may choose to take lip nrniH in their service. Allnis ter Roberts, it is said, withdrew very milch surprised, nnd afterwards submitted tlie snme demand in writing. Ill regard to tlie Mary Lowell affair, Se cretary Fisii has concluded Hint tlio British Government is liable to his for permitting her to be captured ill British waters, nnd lie has therefore made repre sentations to that effect to the British Minister. As for tlie Lizzie Major, how ever, several days ago ho demanded full reparation nnd indemnity from tlie Span ish Govornmont through Senor Roberts, who conceded the justness of tlie claims, and guaranteed that Spain would mnko satisfactory reparation. Ho promised to lay the matter before ills homo govern ment immediately. but yesterday lie in formed tlio Secretary that lie bad not heard from tlio Government since. Tlie Secretary then diplomatically informed him that a wnr would ensue if the answer was not forthcoming shortly. Atlvonfurcn of it Grindstone. The Cuilibcrt Appeal tells a capital story of tho adventures of nn old grlndstono which began its travels in the centre of a bale of Georgia cotton, and after sojourn ing In tho United Kingdom a brief space returned to tho old plantation in tho centre of a cask of sugar. No doubt people guilty of such frauds think they aro “smart, n ‘ but they are great simpletons nevertheless, Htudylng: for Cougrcsfl. Eighty-four black men are studying In n college in Alleghany City, Pennsylvania, They all expect to be President of the Uni ted States, or at least members of Congress, x BW AI> vmuiH i:.M Raw — J n. WILMAMNON, _ . k ofUflorgtu, witli ItOHSKY, MILL AH w CO„ Wholopnlo dunlorstnForoIgnnnd DomeMlo Dry Good*, NotlmiNi, otO.» No. 287 llAlttmot-o Stroot, cormir Sharp, UprftO liALTt HOUR. BANOH1 PIANOHJ THE GOLD MEDAL Han Juat boon awarded to CIIAS. M. HTINKF for tlio bout l'luiioft now made, over lluUIntoru, ‘illadelphltt nnd New York Plum Anii Wammioom, No. O. North Liberty, near llultlmoru Stroot, nALTIMOUK, MU. siloir’a Pianos Hnvo nil tho Intent Improvement*, including Tho AgratTu Treble, Ivnrv Front*, and tlio Improved French Action, fill 1 v i Improved Frenoli Action, ir live year*, with prtvlloduo ivelvo months, If not entirely ranted for of elianae within tw> dutUmctory to imreha*er. .second band Plano*uiid PurlorOrguminlwnyM on band, from $75 to $300. Ho force*, who hnvo onr PJnno* Jn i Uon. Itobt, R. Lee, LoxliiKlnn, Vn. lien. Iloht. Hansom, Wilmington, N, C. (ion. 1). It. lllll, Charlotte, N. C. iv. John Letcher, lAixlnittoii, Vn. JoHcph Knuh, Clmt tanoo»rn, Messrs. Plefco ft Wood, Uh- .... , are n;;ent* for the above celebrated Plano, whore ono can nhvny* be*0cn. Send for Circular, containing tinmen of live bundled persona, In the South, who have pur* chased thu Htlelf Plano since tho Into war. April 80-ly /’'I KOHCJIA, CHlmer Cnunty.-»7osoph IL Col Vjf tins having applied for permanent letleiM oT administration on the ontate of William Clark, lute of Haiti county, dcccancd: Till* Ir to cite nil persons, toRhoweuu*ont niyoflleo with- lu the time prescribed by law, why permanent mlnilnlstrutu... — apppIleantoiiHuid William Clark'* estate. Th' April HIM, IHOlKMkl. JOHN W. UUEKK, Ordy. j^OMCE TO CHISDITOUS. All person* having claims against the estate ofD. M. People*, late of Murray county, deeeu cd, aro required to present them to the unde, signed by the 1st Monday lu August next, that tliev may lie passed upon and audited. r - -“ ^ - W. LUF1 April Sii-Sui. PPM AN, Hoc’r. Ac. •ITplO WANTS TO SKLL 011 11UY BEAL ESTATE? Through tboeltort* of K. Hnlburt, Knpcrlnten dent of tho W. A A. 11 ail road, and other dlst In del In Atlanta on the Ith or January, having for H* object the promotion of immigration to the South, ami the attraction of capital and set tler* to the lino of the Western and Atlantic Hall road, thus Increasing population and pro- m:>v Ai>vritTiNi:>mNTn. jM MU Sfli'Vmi Hearty n„ uiuolralli'i',! 1 ,! Urn,I tmlueefiiaiiUim) niter,',I tlitffii Unvote tliolr wnela tliufiifttaM.? SOU U lift ttilf.it fl.tu . * , re,lllin«„si„, , v) ,( mat every 'imSq wEomostUfi 105,1 ino melr ulidrM.et m„l li.t IHeueiliSK for them.elver, 1 make tho folimvhig „ f lee,loiter. To „I1 who ore llOt. Wei iiill.ffi' with tho Mtlnost, I will ten,I tl to jlsjterih- trouhloofwrltlhsmo. FoilleirthaE.aii'J? fa: A';,;:',:.'":.: ." ^ imirul tales, stniliau occurrcneeS, ueni. nl Ihmiuhl, strains Of eloiiueiiee, ItTrrfta ' rtenls, rich ro|mrl„e« noil eholee shechiiei L ,,r the imrest llturatiiro, Flenses nil, often IsYme- Frloo very low. A.hlress /.kiih.k ,. ESota Mo ,1,at ’ °" 1,llll " dol l ,lll “, bm. or B* S UEKts wanted tetthoionlyiteor Injr ,.r e <]■.«.■! ' Ted wll vim. ta an t r.i> lur mu oniVNtUel i,t,i,i...' l lug of Gen. Grant and lifiWmfiv SSft* icd with their approval. 8»ol5x|£ Goouspkrd A Uo., M Park How, New York ^ ^ M* J '^N I) L K TON ’H. NAT IONA L T itk Note noporter nnd FlnnnelM A \» C0,l J5 r ' p »bB» ll er. Offlco 76Nassau St., n y Iteport* and dcHorlbe* Counterfeit* hi ,V» miSSSJBSSg^^^ In format Ion. Mibsorlptlon may cotunmn^ with any month. Monthly (p„ r annm V iVivu Semi-Monthly (per annum) *] 00. ah let ,58 must he mhlresseil j„ A. Coifs, Fuhllsher-J IfaSSSM New Vork. I^ttoF IJoxfSiV 1 BOX AIM!, Musses. I.imscoTT & llAtaiwwuu, lMtt.hui' heon .,slow „K Hows in our Mill, anil “ml ‘them, III entn, mmllly, superior 1o any we li,m, eve " see 1 Yours, .te„ shaw, llUASciuno, At,,' Oiimx si,aw, Foromnii. ' vg ' •lAXUSTOWK, N. v. Total Depravity. Massachusetts not satisfied witli fictl- ci.le, is clamorous to imvo Butler us Uov- ernor or Senator.—Constitutionalist. HSS duet inn, im.l eolumelna tlie veil,oof reel esli.te, II on,met he ,lei,led llml. Upper llooruh, pro se, ,ls more inducements In emluruuts nod cup. lti.l Ihuu uluiost ouy portion of “ sultdii'UyofclImnle.lisvr " superior end exleoslv N, col Ina n CllKf oin. Tlio Y'nilkces being unable to break up tlie Southern custom of decorating tlie graves of their slain dend, are going to start it. YYc llml tlie following in a late exchange: Gciferal Logan, Commander-in-chief of tlio Grand Army of tlie Republic, lias is sued a recommendation for strewing with Mowers tlie graves of the departed coinrads on tlie SOU. or both day of May. AVe slinll next hear Hint Logan Is tho au thor of tills touching tribute to tlio dead. —Columbus Sun. A Fold Tender. One of the old crew of tlio Alabama, Wlio is now oh board the Virginia at East Bos ton, says Hint they noli t Deerhound, which rescued Sommcs and liis officers after the vessel wns sunk by the Kenrsagc offChor- bourg, was in reality a paid tender of tlie Alabama, had on board nt the time of tlie captured chronometers, and a few days before had brought from. England fifty trained gunners, who wore working tlie Alabama guns during tlie fight. tlie Alabama claims, for the “Young Am- cricn” of tlio present day. Mr. Boutwell lias not the grasp of mind for the financial problem; and Mir. Boric is not Secretary of tlio Navy. Uoflitcd Hln Position. An editor of a paper Informed his read ers that tlie ladies always pull oft* the left stocking last. This, as may he supposed, caused sqmo stir among Ills fair readers, and while in positive terms they denied tho statement, they insisted he had no bus iness to know it, even if such, was the fact, and pronounced him no gentleman. ITo proves it, however, by a short argument: “When one stocking'is pulled ofi’, there is another one left on: pulling this ofi* it taking the left stocking oft’last.” In order to facilitate tlio obi nntIon, tun! to atford a IiiimIiiiiii for tlio *ulu ami pimrtiaxunf property, tbo um1m**lumM| ba* ‘lien of tlHJ opmu'il In tlio oiil irwinncMl li \. Itailro * with the nature ami adaptation t lbnor of tlio law for a number of year* bo dint- •nlty willbocxpcrloneod in Jud^ln^ oft ho legal oreo of title*. Parties owning land along tbellnoofW. A A. Hallrnud, or contigloustboroto, tiro respectful* “ ‘ my oflloo ami procure a ... . may fully noscrlbo ”**• .... id for Sale, went to Cot. Hnlburt, who ly Invited to call ... blank, wlmroln they »roinl*otf proposed for sale. Tbo«o blank* io *cnt to Col. Hnlburt, who propone* to coin- pile mul putiltHb tboin in pamphlet form for general distribution throughout the North, thereby bringing the land or Upper Georgia prominent ly before the public. HAM I'LL IL UAKKIL Dalton, April, ItW. Agt. W. A. A. H. IL 1*. S. Prompt attention given to the *aleaml purchase of city property, ami charge* will tie cuHonuhlc ami satisfactory in every ln*ta A1’PLETON&C O., *00, Oi, A 01 GUAM) STREET, N. Y„ Commenced April 3d, . tilil’r APPLETON’S JOURNAL, A WEKKI.Y VaI'KII, Devoted to Literature, Science nud Art. Omitting ordinary new*, and avoid in v parti- v, both Mcetarlau ami piditlcal. the io fcicncc. an, aim cuiicauon.ami to me *lon ol' valualite information upon *ubjeet* of imtdie importance. It I* intended to make use of all resource*, original and *electod. dome*! Ic and foreign, which can give IntoroM mid varie ty to It* pages; and neither exertion nor ex .jienso will no snared to h ecu re the al«l of the next talent of the time. We abstain from the In rgc professions ami t bo parade of cou-picnoiiH mime* so common on 'these occasion*, nnd, trusting to tbeinteltlgeiTeo of (lie people, shall be content to let tho Journ.*.l speak for Itself. The department of Llteraturu will embrace! Fiction. In the form of both .Serial Novels ami Short Stories; * upon Literary and Social Topics; tlio .Southein iH'gi'oc» have boon einnnei^a- °' the applusition. By all means eorres- tod-bythawnv, the whites tliere imvo gain- pond with tbeSuperlptemlont before brtng- ed commercial freedom.” And will eon-! in S a I>“tientto the Asylum, tlnite, if wo do not mistake “tlio signs of . rllc Kolll , 3 , on of Aiinntn. tlie times;” to gain more of commercial; Frum ft Hst of , noomc8 , m i,i l8hc a t l.o trecdonithaiisliehftsntrondygnlned. Ilie i ConstlKition, wo make tlie followingquo- Nortl. will ycl learn, to its sorrow, Hint latJoa ,. John nic0) president of Atlanta 4lnnrterty Electing nl Grove Level, Rev. YV. P. Harrison, presiding elder of the Romo ^District, will bold a quarterly meeting, and prenelrnt Grove Level, fivo miles North of Dalton next Saturday and Sunday, 1st nnd 2d of May proximo, nnd will preach nt tlio M. E. Clmrcli in Dnlton oil Sunday lilglit next. tUo emancipation of the negro will not en hance Us prosperity, commercially or oth rrwise, mid tlie timo is near when tills will be admitted. National Bank, 834,120.83; R. C. Mitchell, 813,844,80; E. W. Mnrsli, 814,303.00; YV, A. Moore, 814,243.80; A. Austell, 812,083.- 00; Joseph E. Ilrowu, 811,028.07; James Lynch. 88,300.00; Jolm Lynch, 7,500.00 Dnubtr.il. TIioNew York Times' says: “IftlieDc-1 YVm. Mnrklinm, 7,414.30. luirtment clerks nt YY’nsbington, who are 1 '*"-"• — distressed liecause of theii‘<<lismissal, will Don't tlilnh Nile Vtoulil t.lko II. strike for tlie Southern States, and apply Everybody sympathizes with tlie cause their energies to business, nine out of ten of Cuban independence; but it is not so or them will 1* independent in less limn I aire Hint the Cubans would liko to come ten years. Tlie South is a splendid place | under tlie sway of “ tlio best government for active, energetic, enterprising young theworld ever saw.” Ctirpet-bnggory nnd men; and tills is just tlie kind of material - the whisky ling lire not very desirable no- tobe found among the Department ilcrks.” ; quisltions, nor is the privilege of helping This, says tlio Atlanta Intelllgeneqr, is not 1 to pay oil' tlie national debt very well worth tlie kind of immigration tlie South needs. | lighting for. So far as Georgia is concerned, there is sufficient clerical ability ill tlie State to perform all that is demanded ill that lino ofbnsittoss, and wedonot think that tlie dis missed Department clerks in Washington 1 Gnoil A.lvlco mill Candor. Tlio Rural Times, published nt Sparta, gets oil’ tlio following: Quit smoking young man, you need not tell us it enn’t bo done. The writer hail becomo a hopeless slave to the pipe to all appearances nnd physical perceptions, but we lmvn’tsmoked or chewed (tobacco) now in over tln'co months. YYo begin to think now that ono may break liimsclf of nny habit. YY r e even began to think a mail could leave off the practice of lying, though wc liu ve never tried that; ^■^inl Feeding 1'oivU, There is nothing gained by feeding your laying hens ns though you were fnttening them for market. Especially will this re- arable devtaii^tb^selves tirtbat >»“'’ k “PP'y while they are running out.- kiml of labor which Ibe South needs.- ™ 9 t "ug of over-eating is hurtful to any- They lmdbettergotoNow York,nr “down I hln S * lal , <m 3 ’ 11 is “““‘J' 1 fora fo ' vl to Uostin" ” j be on the look-out most of her time, nnd ~ I swallow a grain nt a time ns it is found, s 31 a 1: J n<l of , nn olcl l o l l,,l \. , I and thrive best living in this manner.— A bloody tragedy occurred at Y mkvlllc, I Not 8U with mnn or boft8t , It lsbottcr for (.lbson county, ionn., “ few days ago, in tho 1|l(t01 . to cnt , neal8 al cei . tu ta periods, wbielt ,YIr. Faddy AUdnsmct insdeatliat and not Bat „ lwrticl( , bet,,-,-™ lneals . the liands of Mr. Jolm II. Lniloy, a mer- "|liant at that place. _ An old feud existed tlie parlies, ami, while, under the A Dettcr Cnrremy. YVe ore told by a Northern exchange Influence of liquor, young Atkins went in-1 Hint we are soon to Imvo currency that it Io Lesley's .-taro, untied With a shot-gun will bo impossible to counterfeit, nnd the and a Cooked pistol. Before tlie pistol! old paper, fractional and otherwise, will could be (Ired, Imsley seizin a knife nnd j be called in nud destroyed. .Tho only pa- stabbed Atkins through the heart seven I per money that has ever defied the skill of times, killing him almost instantly. Las- counterfeiters is that Issued by the Bank ley surrendered hini6clf, was tried before n ! of Englnnd. If we can match it for safety magistrate, and acquitted. j we shall be n prosperous people. ftalnrtcn. Tlie Governor of Georgia receives a sal ary of 84,000; Secretary of State, 82,000; Comptroller General, 82,000; Stale Treas urer, 82,000; Secretaries of Executive De partment, each, 81,800; Messenger Execu tive Department, 8300; State Librarian, 81,200; encli of Solicitor Generals, 8250 in specie, or Its oqulvnlent|#tepm'ter of tlie Supreme Court, 81,000; oneli Judge of the SupromeCoiirt,83,SOOin specie,or tisequiv- nlent; each Judge of tlie Superior Court, 81,800 lu coin. Cliovnllcr Forney’* Houllieru .Mission Tlie YVnslilngton correspondent of tlio Baltimore Gazette says: After reading tlie vivid accounts ill Hie Chronicle of recent Ku-Klux outrages nt tlio South, and heaving of a contemplated visit of tlie Hon. Joint YV. Forney and others to tlie President yesterday with a view of a friendly conliib before ids de parture for Hie South, (where no mail's life is considered safe,) 1 look it for grant ed that tlio object of tlie visit wns to solicit a military escort. I repaired, therefore, to tlie YY'Jiito House ill hope of obtaining tho exact number of troops considered ne cessary for tlie safety of tlie expedition— infantry, cavalry and Hying artillery. But wlmt wns my surprise when it turned nut tliat the delegation lmd nothing to say’ex- cept Hint tlie visit was a purely disinter ested one, entirely devoid of politics”— Col. Forney adding (logically) Hint “they therefore had deemed it proper to call up on him previous to their departure.” Tlio President seemed confounded and nt a loss wlmt to say In reply to so indefinite a harangue, blit being obliged to respond stumbled upon a repartee that will stand tlie test of ages, lie said that lie was ve ry lmnpy to hear they intended to mnko the trip, nnd lioped it would he productive oi the best results. Nothinu would do more to properly rcronetruet the South them ecliilc loyal emigration. ’Tills wns construed (verv illogically mul cohtmrv to bis aCeustomeil mode of reas oning) fo imply that nothing could please tlio President better than to be rid of such pests nt the North. YVitbout carrying, with them a single weapon—not oven a A Whale. YVe learn from parties who arrived by tlie Btonmship Y'irgo yesterday, Hint while she wns oil’ Fry ing Pan Slionls a jvbale wns discovered with a Imrpoon ill ills back and tlio blood flowing from tlie wound. The whale was judged to be between forty niul fifty feet in length, nnd capable of yielding about forty barrels of oil. Not having tlie necessary tackle nor timo to capture tlio fish tlio captain of tlie steamship wns com pelled to let her fiont. That fish somewhere up in the whaling regions lias made some seamen curse for depriving them of ins oil and also in carrying oil’Hie harpoon.—Sa vannah News. I,ntcNl In Velocipede*. Aii ingenious individual lias laid hclbro Professor Morse, the cloctricinn, n plan for sending velocipedes over wires by electrici ty. Ho proposes that tlie wheels shall run on wires, ono abovo and ono below, tlie tires being grooved. Ho thinks that they can be used for carrying tho mail, nnd even goes so far ns to propose to rend a man from Now York to New Orleans In nn hour and n lmlf. penknife—Hie party’s proposed trip in cludes Florida, Georgia, North nnd South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee anil Ken tucky, and will possibly consume a mouth —a practical refutation of all the Chroni cle's slanders of the Souili. lifted nr Mr. ClmiitUer** Nitccrl. 1 Tlie British Minister, ’who is at present hi New York, is credited witli tlie remark that tlie Cluindibr speech will be a God send to the Tory part at home, ns they will I iii‘timnl;uu> lie sure to construe it as a menace, which | nor .. ill lie m tlio party in power will lie called upon to 'npers upon all llieViti'Iniis SiiI.j.tIh that Ft 1 tulii to the ’* “ * '■ IVonlC, wll .. I’ocins by our Forrnuwt P<i lllustrrtlon*will font , . . oflhoJounul. N'curly( uccomimnlctl by uii Lirrixeo bio with yo . . Up with pupor; wo put ■’them i uutl tboy uo right along. Temper perfectly uuifortn an pusseil. ItcHpcct fniiv, (/h as. J. Pox'i* UFFlNLlITT ,t Il.UiliWKI.i. Manufacturers of Circular, Millay, Mill Gang nwlCro**.C"*oimi.i.i,,.. »„s.! .... .. H i the Mumlrcl inn nmlquulltpj ?SWP*. l ^VV a F*.. 0ho l , F.‘ l '« Axes,all sIisms! H } w C - ut Ax ,‘‘;. «l>»vel*, SpuUcH utul Miles’ Patent Covered Scoop. W ANTED. AGENTS—$75 to $200 i everywhere, mulo and female, to Intro- tiuec tho Gknoixk Improved COMMON SENSE SEWING MACHINE. Nhhnnaefttno will stitch, gor, moro beautiful, r. It make* tho “Klustlo Look St Hell." Kv- londslllcli may be eut.mul still thocloih cannot bo pulled apart without, tearing It. Wo Caution.—1,)o not bo Imposed upon by otlic. parlies palming oir worthies* cast-iron mu. ehinos, under tho samo naino or otherwise. Our* Is the only genuine nnd really practical •heap machine mimui'iu'l im-d. ItTAt'llIXERY 1 The ALBERTSON A T DOUG LASS M ACIIIN E CO. New Lmuluu, Conn. Manufacturer* of St »-am Engine*. Boilers, Cir* Mdar Saw 51111s, Gotton Gina, Gotton Gin Mato* ■Inis, mul ( tIon Muehlner... rloneo in the Southern trado. and* e lion Gin manufacturer at the South, Nop.. caking idiiuory io lie getting out o down. I defy tho world to , ■tulretl until alter tho maehlnu bus pni__ ns above on thu yard of the purchaser. J. II. KKN1GK, Boom 71 Jlrontlwjiy. N. Y. Gity. lain*lull directions lor cultivating Sorglm . Manufacturing Syrup and Sugar, tho latest im provement* 1ft Machinery and other informa tion ot great Importance. Sent free. Address Gao. L. SqriKit A Bno., ButTalo, New York. T HE TANiTE EMERY WIIKKl/eut* fast, doe* not glaxe, gum, heat or smell, mul is cheap. For circulars, address Tlie Tun He Com pany, Stroudsburg, Penn. $300tTSA1<AHY. Addre./s uJClPiano Go./nTT. (Si n A DA Y to agents selling Silver's'PuT* bpJLVJ cut Elastic Brooms. Horaco GrOelcv says: "I predict its hUcccm*.” Gi.K(lo A Go., Js Courtlandt Street, N. Y. IHriiAittm A Go. ms perm i..fi:<Cliri stnut st..l*liilmlelp'a.l , n i Ini port ant fcnln resent, or olso bear the odium of submit- tins to it. In nnv event it will answer to inttamo tlie popular feeling, and put the day of settlement further away than ever. Quickest Time. The Savannah News mentions the quick est time on record between that city and Charleston, six hours and a half, from ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT ON SOME POPULAR TIIKME, A STEEL ENOBAV- INfl IN THE BEST STYLE OF THE ART, OH A LARGE CARTOON ENGRAVED ON WOOD. No. L—Contain* a Cartoon of tho Grand Drive in the Central Park, a Spirited and Aui* I nge H-.,, Underground Life uml Alining,‘with Ten Illustrations. No. 8.—A Steel Engraving of Noi sliore to shore, by steamer. Also says a ! No. 4j?Au r %rt 0 8ui!j!tea% l,: (loiffliVii’x Non trip was made from tliat sliore to Baiti-1 more slioro, in sixty-four hours. N i:w a dv i:ii'iini:.u icxtn. •XTOTICE TO PLASTKBKBS. IN Sealed Bid* will bn received for doing tho plastering upon tho Court House at Lu Fayette, the tenth day of May, 1M1). For specifications )ly to the undersigned. pi ll 29-21. MILTON RUSSELL, Ord’y. apj> G EORGIA, Walker County.—Notleo is here by given to all persons concerned, that somctimeslncu, Richard M. Rovers, latoofsald county, departed tills life, and no person ha* applied for administration on tho estateof said Richard M. Rovers, and that in terms of the law administration will bo vested in the clerk of tho Superior Court, or some other fit and prop. tingulshed painters,and illustrations of char acter nnd life, by our foremost draughtsmen. They will be printed wit h extra care on Sepa rate Shoots, And may bo either bound In thu volume at the close of the year, or framed to bang upon the wall. Tho .IWunai., in this fuu- II be unlike any olhc Each Number of APPLKTON’S JOURNAL t the first regular term of flic court after the expiration of thirty day*, unless son nlld objection Is made to hi* op'pointment. Given under mv band and olllelal signatui This 24tli day of April, 1st?). »kl. MILTON RUSSELL, Orj’y. _. Rogers, adm’r. of Emory Hancock, rep- resent* to tho Court, in his petition dulv tiled and entered on record, that ho has fully admin istered K. Hancock'* estate: This I* therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and cred- i cause, If nny they e Death of Col. Robert Johnson. Col. Robert Johnson, son of cx-Prcsi- dent Johnson, died at Greenville, on Thurs day night, the 22d inst. Col. Johnson was about thirty-four years of age. lie was a member of the Tennessee Legislature of 1850-00. During the war be was Colonel of the First Tennessee (Federal) Cavalry, and was one of the private Secretaries of bis father during bis administration ns President. Nature favored him with a vigorous mind and anoble, generous heart, which was, in the end, bis weaker portion, lie was a young man of strong personal attachments, and most amiable disposi tion. administrator should not be discharged from hi* administration, and receive letter* of dl«- mission nt the tlrst regular term of this Court, after tho expiration of three mouths. This April 24th, 1869. — MILTON RUSSELL, Ord’y. CoiucrvntlvcSentlinont fromMr. Colfax. Y’ico President Colfax has wri tten a let ter to nSoutlicrn gentleman, from which tho following is an extract: YVliile my political opinions on tho great questions dividing parties are very decid ed, ns you know, it lias given mo pleasure to vote for every bill granting relief from M - Aneo rtf /T lm* applied for exemption of personalty niul setting apart and valuation of homestead, and I will pass upon tlio samo at my ofllco in Dnlton on the 3d of May. April22,1809-2t W. II. BROOKEH, Ord’y. G EORGIA.^ hitllcld County—Sarah Mltelioll has applied for exempt ion of personalty, and setting apart nnd valuation of linniestonil, ami I will pass upon tlio same at my oaice, oi the 3d of May. This April 22,1869. • W. H. J1HOOKER, Ordy. EORGIA, Gordon County.—Nancy Byrnm V_T has appliedVor exemption of.pursounltv and sotting apart and valuation of homestead, and I will pas* upm\tdiu same, 7th of Jfaynoxt, at my onieo in Gulhouu. D. W. N EEL, April 29*2t. - Ordlnury. gappl ter* of administration Phillips, deceased : _ This is to cite nil persons] tut ofllcc, within tho time permanont ndm!nbtrai tod tho applicant. April 2940iI. permanent Ict- tho estato of Polly show causo nt my pret^vnied by law *“**“ itiou should not bo fbed by law, why ouhl not bo gran- D. W. NEEL, Ordinary. at Court rlismhnitv or ntLev relief to tnose of tllC court of Ordlnaiy of GordniAcounty, Gn., tor “i .Y, ,I leave to rell tlie Im.Us belonsfcK, to fl.o citato South who muer from me, wnlcli w ere re C f ,iame* lams, dec’d. Wm.Wdaiinky, ported by the committee of the House. > April 29 2m. 32 Pages or Heading Matter ! Tho Great Novel of VICTOR HUGO, Entitled THE MAN WIIO LAUGIIS; BY THE KING’S COMMAND! sbegun in tho flrst number. , In ndv Price 10 conts per No., or $1 a ycni*, In advance. For Halo by all News Agents throughout tho United State. Terms for clubs may bo lmd of the Publlsh’r* Specimen copies sent gratis upon application. ME RICAN HOTEL, Alabutna, Str., Atlunta, Ga. White* Wuitlock, Proprlotor. W. D. Wiley, Clerk. Baggaj • charge. Raggago carried to and from Depot freo of G EORGIA, Gonnox Couxtv.—W. It. Burnett, administrator do bonis non, with tho will annexed, of E. J. Itansom,deceased, represents tho Court that ho ha* fully udminlstorod mo estato of said E, J. Hansom: Theso aro thereforo to cite all persons concerned, to ho and nppear at myoflleo within tho timo pre scribed by law, to show cause, If any they have. 8UI 1111:11 iij llln 1 ill nllllYY i nline, II llllj llluy llllYt . why letter* or dismission should not be granted said applicant. Given under my lmml and ofll- elal slgnaturo. This April 21. IS 19. <Un. l). W. NEEL, Ord’y. r county, will bo sold on the find Tuesday In rcul cstnto of Peter Burgess, Into of said coun ty, deceased. Terms cash. April 22,1869. THOMAS FRISBEE Adm’r.- G EORGIA, Catoosa Couktv.—.Tas II. Boyd has applied to me for exemption of per sonalty nnd sotting apart and valuation of homestoad, auu 1 will . -.-jslinii ting Machine ever li stitches per inlnut Tliosimidest,cheapest and bestKnit- ‘•••'-’•ino over Invented. Will knit $20,0oo er minute. I.iberal ludueemeuts to Address AmkiiicanKnittinoMaciuxb ib Miiss.^or St. Louis, Mo. _ jjahly hose potato. Best Spring Ono ft EARLY ROSE / sent by mail, post- Ol © Wheat‘In tho •mid, *1, 4 ft*. Early world; tlm to*u, sent by mall, L Earliest and imst-pald, $3. .Gras* most produc es Fowl*; Egg* ; tlvol’orn; ulerful yielding Outs—white and black— weighing 45 pound* to thobhshel; Spring llai- loy; Hogs; tho great Food Cutter. Solid for tho lixiioriinomal Farm Jour nal-most valuable Magazine Issued lu this nly $i 56 per year. Subserlbo If you ike your Farm pav. A«ld: e** GEO. A. DEITZ. Chambersburg, Pa. 18 Wall street, Now York. A SK YOUlt DOCTOR or Druggist for Hwcet Utilnine—It equal* (bitter) Quinine. I* made only by i\ >T li A K N >. ( hemi't. Detroit. 1,235, P, O, No VALUABLE MEBTCALBOOD! Containing Important IMiysllogieal Informa tion to young mou contemplating Marriage, ‘ free on receipt of 25 cent*. Address the Chemical Institute, :i Clinton Place, X. Y. YAUS8IG, LIVINGSTON & CO., Commission Merchants, No. 31 So. Front St. & 35 Letitla St., PHILADELPHIA, PA. $3"AdvancesMadk. Ciiaroks Ui:AsoxAm.K. v c$ Correspondent* Jcopt thoroughly posted In all changes of tho mavkot. TgOYS! BOYHI * SOMETHING YOU ALL WANT! Austrian Ultlo 1 Club of Great One Dollar ©die I Rpvolypr,ShotGun,or Sprlnflold Itlfle, fora r Shatps Club of Sixty. Doublo Barrel ShotGuu,RifleCane,o Rifle, fora Club of Onelhmdved. Sporting Rifle, for Club of Two Hundred. Six-Shooting Revolving Ilrueeh Loading flo, for club of Three Hundred, or your choico of a largo number of olhururtlulus tor tho abovo clubs too numerous to S. C. 136 Federal Strcut, Boston, Muss. /COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RUPTUU- (j ED.—Sent iiost-iiuid on receipt of ten cents. Address D1I. K. B.FC J receipt 4 *'OOTIfi, author of Medical Common Sense, 120 Lexington Avo., Cor. East TwentF-olgbtli Street, Now Y'ork City, N. Y\ apart and valuai I will pass upo.. my otltco In Ringgold on tho 24th day of tills lust. This 13th day of April, 1869. tho samo ay of till- Apr. 11-21. J. M. COMBS, Ordinary. G RORGIA, Whttflold County—Two months after dato application will bo inado to tho court of ordinary of stld couhty forleavotosoll tlio land* of John Hamilton, deceased, except a dower, for distribution among tho heirs of deceased. R. I,. HAMILTON, Adm’x. April 5, 1609. Administrator. vINNOI.VTION.-Tho Firm of Grinin A 1 sotting apart and v id I will pass upon ‘ v alhoan on the 30tl» 1: D. W. NEEL, Ordy. D* Queen is tills day dIssIlVvcd bj/ inutual consent. Tho husIneHs will bo continued by J. B. GRIFFIN, who, alone, Is authorized to rc- copt for and collect all dues of tlie Ann. J. B. GRIFFIN. Dalton, Ga., March 20,1«59. F. M, QUEEN. KOliGIA, Goanox Countv.—Mary Green \JT has applied for exemption of personalty and sotting apart and valuation of homestead,