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ATLAKTA. GEORGIA.
Aurdav wiwmirm. July 8>/l.syo.
>» Tlio Fourth o/ Julf.”
Another return ol the day Mt apart as one of
ibe national hollJays-a day made memoral by
,tliat" wtltt-.n 'nBtniiiient known aa the Deela-
ration dr American Independence,” and made
reverential through the principles enunciated
therein, hacked by the pledge ol its signers ol
<• i|f e> fortune, and sacred honor ” in their sup-
port-will occur on to-morrow, and will be so
observed by us, !1 not with the same leeliDgs,
sad trust that man is capable ol sclt-govern-
ment, with which we were inspired in the past,
still we shall do so in commemoration ol the
political virtues o! as glorious and as gallant an
ancestry, as the .3uu in any ags or iu any clime,
ever shown down upon, We shall do so too, be
cause it has been made a " national holiday " by
the law-makers ol the laud, notwithstanding
every oberishedprinciple embraced in that “Dec-
libation ok Independence” which has made
the day duel! immortal as it were, has been sub
verted ,. re the ’.apse of a century, ami a new politi
cai era-denying as well the sovereignty ol the
States as the right o( a people to form their ow u
government, " laying its foundation iu such prin
ciples and organizing its powers in such torm,"
as to them shall seem most likely to promote their
own happiness—bin usurped the place ol the
old. As good citizens, however, should do, “ we
render unto (.'fr’iar that which is Osar's"—
obedience to the law—never torgelting, holding
ever In remembrance Ihe deeds ol the " Fathers
o| ’70;' sod mourning over those unhappy occur
tnces, which have changed the torm ol the
American government irom one ot ‘‘‘Free,
Sovereign and Independent States," to one of
centralized power, a political ^evolution lu
which the tuture happiness and prosperity of
millions arc involved, and which time alone can
determine not “ is It right'’ "—but 11 is it lor the
public weal f A oiomfeutous question Indeed I
Acting upon Ibis reason,ing, this office will
continue to observe, the “ Fourth day of
•Iclv 1 as a national holiday, and will issue no
" InTELUOENciB" ftom ii Until tin afternoon
of Tuesday nut.
lea** Pope t U. V District Attorney!
The telegraph yesterday momtng announces
the nomination of ex-Judge John l) Pope as
the U. 8. Dlatrlct Attorney 1
judge Pope, so tar as the pubii. are informed,
has never been » Republican, allbougb be gave
nil cupport to the rebel leatnres ol tbe new
tjtate Constltuliou. When the Buie Govern
ment was set up in 1608, It wa» pretty well un
derstood that the Senate would riot be likely to
confirms radical, aud t’opr »-»a appointed by
Governof Hullock.
It is said he gave saliblacliou to the Jemocta
cy by bmeourse tin tbe bench. He resiguud,
however, ou the dd lauuary last, an J the v&can
cy has not yet been filled. ^
Under appointees like Judge Pope our peo
pie need have uo fears ol an undue pressing tor
the enforcement ol the radical measures enact
ed by Congress to humiliate us, such as tbe act
to enforce the XlVlh and XV th Amendments
We regret that allot Grant's appointees are not
rqually consei vatfve.
Aktnusu'* Appointment.
f he views which we exprimred upon tbe re
ception ot the telegraphic item from Washing
ton, announcing the appointment ol Mr. Aker-
msn as Attorney General, by President Grant,
seem to be entertained now in many directions
and by many Influential presses ol both political
parties. The Nashville Onion it American of
the 1st instant, says: “ Recent intelligence from
VVaabingtou gives more aigniflcanco to the ap-
l»ointm*nt of the unknown Mr. Akermao to a
position in the cabinet' than was at first sur
mised. As Mr. Akciman was an ex Confeder
ate, and Uad^rcvi r given anything to the Presi
dent, the political c/uiJ nunct at the capitol
ware #i a loss to assign a reason tor this strange
Ireak of Executive power. It is now suggested
that General Gr.iut, under the advice ol some
oi the shrewdest ol tin- Republican leaders
at tbe North, lu connection with some ot the
wariest politicians iu Ihe South, has determined
lu altempbto re organize the Kepubiicau party
in such a manner a- to draw into it a large por
tion of the intellig nl anil influential uaim-
population lu lire South."
Georgia, we believe, notwithstanding the large
majority she gave sg riust G:ani at the last
Presidential election, is uut given up in lost to
the Rt publican party. The app rntment ot
Akerman, we have uo doubt, was intended to
strengthen the Republican party in It, aud that
efforts of a moat vigorous character to briug
about that result will be made, we have not a
doubt
A Shameless ftqasbble Over Ibe Dead.
The bills for the funeral of Secretaries Bun
ion and Rawlins having been paid by the dis
bursing officers of the department, under tbe
orders ot the secretiry, have been rejected by
(he Becon t comptroller, for the want of an
appropriation. Application is,/therefore, to be
made to Congress, to provide lor their payment.
Borne of the charges are enormous—even for
Washington The carriages for mourners are
charged at three hundred dollars each, while
— (ho Dumber of white gloves charged la very
large. The bill for the burial ol Secretary Raw-
tin* U about- four thousand dollars that ol Mr
Stanton twelve hundred
the Nrn- Volt. llt-nuld.
“Now,” says the Herald, in its characteristic
vein of criticism, “this brgius to lolOk liko
Democratic progress. "No time to be lost in
the discussion ol dead issues " means thut it is
uselfw to fight nriy longer for the restoration ol
“ tbe Constitution ns it w-n," uu ler' which " the
blasted nigger” had "no right., which a wiuto
man was bound to respect." Next, iu thin
GongreHional proiiup-macnonlo, the order to the
Democracy to abandon all “ proscriptive feel
ing" mentis that "tlio blasted nigger”
is to be cultivated and conciliated, which
is a good idea. In tact, from their careful plan
ol o|>erations embodied in Ibis mahilesto, it is
clear that the Democrats intend to make an
earnest tight in every Congressional district lor
the next House of Representatives, and that
their present leaders in Concrew are at last con
vinced that Ibe dead is-uc’ of old time-honored
Democratic clap-trap at. • the proscription o j
lie nigger are “ played on'.' \V< say this looks j
liko progress, and wo Jhuvo uo. 'nuht that the \
Dcaiocrats will makegood bt.-wlway by follow
ing Ibis good advt --. It, is -, rcmarkafile fact, !
however, that the C-mg-cs j.iiia] ' Deuiociat-'
have nothing to s-iy on the Chin- labor .piet
Mon—a. quest ion. which thr»-ai ,e» "it" ova. ;
shadow all o'lu r political rj - -h - • -<t the day
Let th'- politicians wail a little 'or- i and 'hey j
Will re, ”
We ill'll all wait to >• w 1ml the future will ■
bring iiiiih. What « - n «*.t apprehend is that ,
DenineratiC nailer.-; \ i-.h - - well us'- uilh, wi’l
not profit by the stiin ice son- I tbe pa t. Vi i; j
hive eorne in Georgia, w< tm.-.i, wb" will u<>t |
tail lo profit by them.
TEt/KCi RATH.
UY
NEW YORK ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH EH.
wtfnirmiov.
AVa-iiisoton, July 2.—Revenue ^-1,107,018.
HOUSE. a
The :8o-inte’s request, lor a new committee of
c mlcm.i" on the Indian appropriation bill gave
rise to uu animated debate, in which it was con
tended th&t the House is nol bound to carry
out the treaties ni ide by Uu: Indian peace com
mission of 1807. A new committee ol center-
encc was ordered.
The House refused in allpw the counsel for
J’aL Wood id be beard at tlio bar ot the House.
Tbe Louisiana eontesL.il iriicliiiu ease—Dor-
rall ag'ilut Hailey—was decided iu favor ol
Darrall, Itepubli an. A uioliou to reconsider
was < uti ii J. and will come up uext Wednes
day. '
1 SENATE.
Mr. Sawyer addressed the St liale m tavor ol
a lull lor tbe sate ol lauds in sea islands of
Heuiloil eoutity,South ( aroltna.
The imluialia-ktion bill was Considered.' , Au
uui'eudluiul by Mr. Huiuner was adopted,
striking Ibe word “ while ” from tbe uaturaliza-
tioivlaws.- The huImUpiL: oCjhe Senate cuiUr
mittee lor the House bill was rejected.
Au ametidmcul was otien-d liy Mr. Williams,
ii hiding t'iimese trom the privilege ol uatu
in izalioii was debat'd l>v Mr. Hu. wart.
1’eudtiig action, tin Seriate adjourned at
7 o'ClOck. -
FUIIEIIN.
Vu&na, July I Advices bare been re-
JSTow A.<1 vortisements.
A Desirable Basement Boom To Rent.
rilllK BASEMENT BOOM uniter " LEE SMPI’ll’B
I ('A I oni-of the "'.of dcrmblfftmiD 1" the city.
It.! a httrbfiror other work pIiuji, ou Marietta itrret,
offered for rent to a Hood tetmiA.
AjyplyuthVpr.mtMS.to , tag ayiTH.
UDIES MEMORIAL ASSOC ATION
ksctjrsion.
T ilt I.AXHBH or the Memorial AMOClatluu will liavi!
dietr Railroad lixcu-eiuu lo Stove Ml untalD ot the
. Tehlug of Ihe 11th ot Juijr.
TicIioIh tor llouinl Trip @1.00.
The tra il wilt follow the Regular Kaimonger, at 5*
oYock P M soil return at I* o’clock, at night. The
crowd wilinuinae rheuuelvce ae they ace proper. No
Mireehiuente provided. Ice cream wll. ho oflertd lor
■ ale ilur .ng ttmevumig.
July'! d
UKUIIt
MKr. J. F. MOK'JAN,
MBS. It. A I HATTE,
M Ha Wl* W. OLAYTON,
C^omuiittee of Arrau^emcut^.
Kiti.tok County.
OitoiNlRr*K OrrrcK,
HJ.l.SM T. 9PILMAN, baB npi»it«d foi
W
10 u’t
office.
Jui)2dAWlt
O BOH I
tffi'O.
ii jit ion
lift Uluiii of S»I pr
flinOMTHO
Outer ol t|'r
Irorn each:
Bhv«^ Uitlnv 1 '
W#§terij C'i » •
Hoolberu L*ir. nr
SomtjweBtyni I
Pauiitartrt utt
CtwUUfrcocUf* •
Maz: in O M.iiii .
Kant Circuit ..
Tmli*l>Ootn lift uu
aiUlu Circuit
Romt 1 Circuit..
Cherukev) Urcua
Nof theru dr*-nit
Mtddie drcnlt
Oiinuigct) drenit.
Eastern drenit
Brantwuu t luuti
1870.
DAIL Y IKOCbKUi.’v.a
Hatlbuav, July
Argumentiii No ”, Rome Ciicuit—William
gon e*. Wardlow M 'lion to ser a-ide a |ndg
mcul trom Walker -W i- . aunied aud eon
cludeii. CbArlrr N I • ti-.-rf.ob. Etq., tor
plaintifl lu cm", Ju-r • tb 1 'utrleeu tm di lrud
aui m error.
No. 9, Romo Cir. u,f m.viii Cooper---
Equity Irom Cbsth - a i\ ■■ '.l.euossi-il lor
waul ot'.proseculiou.
No. 10, Rome Otri till- -.1». I. Prior t TUu
StAte-~ Vvssult with intro' t . mufdir from
Polk.—Was argued lot p uulifl lu eiror bv
Judged W II I utb-rw ! nil lot dehiidaut
in error by Judge .1 D. Pop -
No I . , A Continued i a,-, Clniroki c (‘><.-nit
pia>i i* l.ewia, ri Dinolutlou oi an in
junction trout Barlow. Was withdrawn
No, 1, Cherokee t b. i Fricks e Millet
Complaint Iron) ii.ul-,i »V•»« argued tor
plainllfi in error by Jo V D. ^ 'iVulkcr and
delCDdattl in ertor ti> .'. t Vt tit. It. Dtbuey.
Pending argnmeut iu Cherokee Cil
unit '.he tlourl idjc'iitteil •.;. i ' t M , i I ues
day uett
: ceived ol a eliarp eartliquake in Greece yeatei j
jay. .An island in iieighborhooil uddouly ,
igtw, disappeared at the time ol the rlo-ck.
j Wabaaw, July, ’. The' Kuiper.ir o! Russia j
'' f7 and suite, have airivid Inn: 'Grand official
i demur A tr at tons will t.. uia r Iti honor ol the I
• asyw ; event.
t I,t$no-,, July to i -t Fi, ui.aii-'tlie rrci-'iitiy
J appointed Mfiilrti i t-. r \V uai.b.gli'-it,. Iia< been
Lansterre-I to HI. Petersburg
He .11-, July -It m ■ -lid tl a', at lea.il tWO- j
thirds 61 the Fathers iu Ecumonieal ConOaeV,
' will depart lor ' to in -m- - i- • ■ o in the iufai
| Ubillty dogma >s ofiletuhy pioiuii . tied,
j pAiUd, July -Fagarro w:i/t to-day prosecu
ted for violation ol the pi- as law 1 he particu
lars ot the - fii-ll-e living tlm pidi'ieatioD ol h
false Kn'.'cdolt- l r opt: u an t late k trt Clar
endim.
Wa hbiuii, rite Amerii an Mmlater, has gone
to German watering places
Ooionel Holfman,‘'• I tnrv -t I eg ition, is lo
act during his absence
The A.rch'iilslmp t Paris In- leturnej Irom
Rome
- Prev -it 1‘aradol lb.- new m nisi-1 lu Wnsli
tnsftuo; sailed (r..ii» il-ivn t - lay tur New
York
The Committer .,r t . ps t .sUtdl ».< whom
the matter wav it fi lied, tiav'e i... i- t the mod-
reilslt/, HiiU 1 - will p-i.r utKiii ttu- ms run ai
luek, A il . on th. lath il»y ol July. laTn, »i ta>
DANldt. PITTMAN, Ordlusry.
Printer's tec $V.
.k, Fui.tdh I'otaTT,
Ottuusafii a Oynoa, July 7, lain.
O KU) I. Ct’LHKHHo.N, bts applied for exemption
,,| iic-eocalty end setting apev’ end valuattun o(
u li in «t.ad ami t wilt pass upon the ante at 10 o’doek,
A it,on tie- 1 :t- b diy ol Jely, 1ST0
U V.N1LL PtlTMA.N, Onlloery.
lulyB-d&wlt Printer’s tea $7.
LKOIK.IA, i i itti n County.
niinmaiiv'« Dvruia, .Inly S, 1HT)^ >
| > H. CATKH has ai-tiUeil'Ioi ejemiitlnu ol person
11, i t> nod sell tug apart unit vs uut'on of li niestead,
,.|| I Wtd pass upon tin same, at ray office, at lOo'elock,
it ou ihe M h day m th s mutant,
" .1, It. JIliRKoW, ordinary.
July LdAwlt Pi ntePs to* |i.
Lookout muimt ie Educational Iastitations.
R«v C.F. P Bmcrort, Principt l.
I y u>I. .SKS‘ ION, oi ;*»» wcfka. 3.1*»70
1 ( irllc, *• c ittr r1*JbU Uj ' bu olbtT floparcimmt of tbr
I IrMtl tUt lUlsS.
Fur DHrUcuUf.t* BDiid lor <-'nUi!t>j/uc U)
• . « (’AllFKNTKR, Hair't.
lulyV ” l*7t l ooKoat Mo nta'u, Tenu
Copartnership Notice.
I dAVK, thUday, a*« ..dated wUh me lit ihe Uvaif
■tud table Uu*Sne«»* W, i) MJChlK.
1 he buslnvsa win h. eoriductad an.
ml style of
\ LL , * lies mushtt-a Pi tl.e "I|J- -1.1...I w .tl p'kes.
‘.’niDg forward and seltlt " It Jn Kt*..
jutyk-St Loyd* ••
W.R. SHROPSHIRE.
THE LIVE BRIIC STORE
u p: i > \v i i-: &fox,
4
DISPENSES THE PUREST AND MOST DELICIOUS
SODA WATER ON RECORD,
For the reaaoji that "weboya" kuuw how to charge the FONTS, MAKE THE SYRUP ,
keep the whole tiling clean and the Ice on. Have on Drought, alao^ the Genuine
CflNGRFSS Lift) BLUE LICK WATERS, from the Springs; K SSLNnfN.
Sll.l/.rill ANft VIDIIY SV A-r ait He#.
OUR BTOCK OF
Will IK - I. m ft.S, 0I1.S, MV IN ft 0 W I* L l S S, Ac,,
Is the heaviest and m ist coinjtlele ever before kept by iu. Have tu stock
Simmon’s, Smith’s, Protitt’s, BntQhaoi’.s. anJ other Liver Medicines, BrAtlfleld’, Fe
male Regulator,Solomon’s, Drake’s, Hostetler’s, Wilder’s, Vinegar, and other Bitter
The celebrated ttoiktm, the “manIn the pan,” and all other Quack Medicines
Call at the “ LlVK DRUC STORE.”
REDWINK At FOX.
Juuap) «<n Nil IP, LOHN IvK WHITEHALL AND ALAHAH-A nTfiEITr.i
1| 7 O fi R A Tl TilR THE MiLLKJR
|_£ K V IN(i bontrht the end
*lil
tet Of T. W ffl il
Mt;;, 1 Id ihe I * .cy Qrocsry -n «J l.iqaot Ua«l»ieeii
111 continue tU«* l/ii*li)*''i* a' «!*• - I fiiend, whci* I
I»e t, f*e*»ed to *« c my t*!d irieiitlrt and jisi'r »o*
W H 'Hl^OI tiHiliK,
N .. I 'i Fkuchtn p aireei
ll.ciu.' »ui*i m> •
i\ K Mhro?>ahlre, l
t . mil a,* VV til be p e
juty'i vi
i'tu (If.h .-ry flu• lii ne i
: mm >i lib • ttl jiAtrunii'
up lor ni,i,i
T V\ - I M M ', >N‘
ilicstioii I'L lliC-
tho Oil Ht a I'i i
■ I*
r*r-4rv*t« * *V1 •'ti 4 jM-UUoii ()l
l. f P <’ >hai $ i iu llur tub
I.UUO POUNDS TURNIP SEED.
jin -
k. tim! tup Fla l if.i h,
■ • .,1 Fi —-
lull Mull I
l:il,
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tin hr
■ vui nun
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In- closed
cave here
uch. to le-
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ul lu W .11.Uf.L
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O
.1 fill'.
Tbe Amnesty Bill.
fhe 'Committee on Reconsuuctiun have
agreeti u postpone Genwal Butler's ainnetty
i»Ui until December. ** '
Air. Beck, ot Kentucky, has ottered a substi
tute embracing ali tbe feature* of Butler 1 * bill,
excepting those contained in Ihe eighth and
ninth section*, and he has been instructed to pul
hla nobatitute in a specific form, so that it may
bn acted upon by the commute# at it* next
The fact that Preatdent Grant, says the Wash
correspondent ol the Courier-Journal, is
ral amnesty taken together with
Ions in tbe south, Influences Cou
pons very materially.
■•rtalltr la New Yeifc.
TM actnordlnary hem oi the pest lew day*
lNgwntLicmeilu the City mortality,
i tacnnM ol 76 par cent, upon
“7. J.'urtn* the twenty toui
■ on iMWtk ultimo, than
‘ <1 daring tbo conae-
t On the tOth ifcara
94 tail week, tad to
> hot weathf r set in
STATE 111 ’is.
(Toiler tin' heading. " I'iroomc fVoulc." the
Macon Telrgrai' it .1h Fay.-i .-
The principil ata'.e lunction.-ries in .Vliantn
have bet o bard at work lor a n-m ir more to
convict- one another ..t .n i'i.'uhs jof venality,
corruption aud wu-ke.Ii.'-.-; ilul the people
believe every wind ot tin- testimony ; but it is
getting long aud lirctnmu-. Trensurcf Angieris
out in tour columns in the Cumiituliin, showing
up Gov. Bullock, iu mi- document Angier
shows how an OfHcur became entitled to more
tbau bis stlury andean innuii-utly gr.ase bis
lingers a little as lulli-w.-
Wu omit tfie extract.
Jaii. Dei.ivkiit.— \Ve h-ul s geucral jail de
livery on last Monday tilglil. All ul the pita
oners es. upt-d except mis who is indicted lor
murder. Titov wire a valid hy pt-riou, trim)
the outside.— /.iflwv Hejw lcr.
Thf. Wheat Crop.- I he wheat crop in tliis
country baa turned out better tbau was Antici
pated. Mr (It.>. B. liuiley, living t-iglil miles
front l.atlrange, guessed that Ins crop would
turn out fmm 3b to. 100 ImsheD, and could
b&rdly lielit-ve bis own eyes when lie bhw
Messrs McGee A loin p - prietors ot a Russell
Tbri-sb, measure ttp'lJU ousbela. Rev. D. W.
Howell made (UJJ bnsbels p.-r acre. No fertill
zer used but coltou h- i-.I.— La Grange Reporter.
The I'huk Gbohoian—We have accidental
ly seen a copy ol the n- w Radical paper Just
started in Atlanta t*> Ex-tlovernor Bnrd, ot
lilalin. it almost is a juc mimic ul the lira, under
tils control, in apjicaiam-e, lint lacks much ol
the luste and vigor imparted to the Km liy Wat
son." The True Oturgiaii will perform t 1 e some
what novel and difficult rule, of supporting
Grant and opposing Bullock. It has no tele
graphic news, and is, so tar, a very leehle oppo
nent ol the slashing, vigorous, aud w ii-ki-d
Era.—A them Banner.
Cessation of IIostii.it-ks - The following
card is published in th. Kaoxvllle paper-.
A (jrd—TUe undersigned, aa mutual trieildi
ot General Joseph A. Maury and Coiouel Bax
ter, take great pleas ire in iutormimr the public
that the parties, through out intervene m and
(ha aid ot their mu'uil friends, have agiecd to
abstain (lorn all acts of personal violence against
each other, and lo leave mailers ot difference
between them to public opinion and tbe final
dett,urination ol tue courts.ol law,
Tbeir acquiescence lu this arrangement has
txen given In . m inner which, we belie vt, is
alike honorable to borh parties
Thomas W HcVes, ,
Thus A R NkLsoN
Knol vibe, 27th June, 1370
Wx clip the following particulars ol aboil'
trie death on the ra.lroad. Irom the Knox ville
Chronicle, ol the 28's iast. As the Hnnday
morning train irom * UalUui .ga was rounding
a curve three milek Wist of Ricevtlie, the engi
neer discovered a man lvlng ou the track. The
train was stopped as soon as possible, lint not
until ball the cars hap.: passed over lire body.—
Upon examination ii w w Lun I to be the body
ol a colored laborer nut bad evidently been
dead some bouts, it ir supposed that the man
was killed by the night Height t ain. The tiody
waa *o frightfully mangled dial it njtiid not be
recognized by the traiu banus Tim wheels had
cat end crushed tbe head so that only ihe r.l.ia
and a portion of tbe lower |aw remained 1 ne
wheels bad al.-o passed ovi r ihe su lomeu, near
ly severing the laJv The clothing was oearly
ali tom oil, and aitoge*ber, .1 was a horrid and
harrowing sight Tbe body wu tying between
and parallel with tbr. rail, and to teriibly crush
ed that the pilot sad trucks of the passenger
train did no, twitch it.
VV ASfllhU 1 ■ - S
J.:tl tUur Uli ul till
uerl Monday.
The President tod bumly will
stantl the - 18ib Instant lor l.ong Br
ni'iin during Ui -i-.m
Tin- M-uiiituuual inter.-ut on five twenty I ..an Is
is u -w dun, aud annmnU t<. iwi-nly millliiDH
coin. •
According to accounts n i-civi 1 d Wnailing-
ton, there is probability ul a gen- "il Indian war
in the Webt, when- outrages aud depredations
afe ol dally,occurrence, especially on the line oi
the Pacific Kiilrindh All avsilablu troops in
this vicinity were dispatched this afjernoou to
Gen. Sheridan. •
I'OtUKlLN.
Livkkpooi., Inly 2VTide,emigration edntln-
ues unabtitod. E gltteen thousand emigrants
left this port during the month ot June tor va
rious American ports Nine-tenths went to
New York.
'l.itNP in, 1 ilv " flu- /-ir - o| tc lay l-rit
icists the I .diau p-diiy ul the l ulled .States
and anticipates an iuiu e liale Indian war,
which will lesuii in tin- uxiiTinination or the
raCK ‘ ,
A coronet's iuq.li hi in-day devt-iope ijie tact
that Mrs. Waters, the nolorinus tiahy tanner,
lias been guilty ot polsoumg and starving sev
eral inlants ielt in lu-r charge.
Havana, July 2—A meeting ul planters and
wealthy slavu uwneis was held ti the Governor-
General’s palace Iasi night t he parties were
unanimous hi ilioir sporoval ol tbe abolition of
slaveiy by iln-('ortes and ol the mother coun
try, and in tbeir ilispaidion lo obey tbe laws,
but request lli'ii they ro-iy be c intuited ss to
the manner ot earrying mil tin- taw so as to
prevent the negroes trom be miiig vagrants,
aud also to org an/. • a system by which agricul
tural interests will tie maintained. The slaves
will remain wlrii their present tu-,iters, hut will
be placed ut tier the contract and will receive
the same tor their servic.) ,s is paid lo other
tiaedmon.
There are about the usual number of cholera
case* daily Seven .1. a'iis occ irred yesterday.
There isrio perceptible increase in the deaths
from votnd Hmail pox quite pre a ent
10,000 Poundu Oil Meal.
< tie«*l>er for i’ow Kood thau Ooio Meal
ton« Guano for Turnips
CALL AT -/
tl.UUL w . I Dll > SDN’S,
'V DdHDO * ini linpIrmnV Dopjt,
)ul yl-'it bo.idatruei
i .m i a rMiN(j hods.
ATLANTA. UA,, Heplrmbi r 71,1B«V
UK. A C. I.ADU, A I’LANTA. UA.:
1>kar Snt I Uk0ktr‘at pb'iiiuro tu acknowledging my
indebudm:-n lo you. f«»r jir.iVulUu^ udoi* iuo l*» hu>o
LtKbUii> K It'Kl* j-likfol upou my rtf»nlou,During n
Bcvnr nt*>rn i*»4t Au«<iDt, th») llsnintng played leArlullj
ovt* tbe ooni*). Mm tbe iiptururiil . utiife of Uia rodfl r«
c Mved the Itvnl unit l »udn> t* *1 ib«ru tiArmiodiily
to th* Rrouml i nrn nHli«ttud your KodoBAVod
my properly ikii.-s veir pwaribiy a»y muiily and rnyadl
.mrc, truly, H O. HOYT
uut) t- if
PaDCSIRINtt TO viSi^i
ANY OF TBK ^
\ osrI liern, H<»ulhprii, Eastern
Of)
VV FlH’I’RJliN Ci riES,
bl.-al.l ttuifg nth tk. •ttli' tlul.i ./Ue'kU !.> tbs
ffestern & Atlanlii: M\mi
T t*a . ciobrated KOt i a ui u.a Moati* Tl
-*-0—•
THE 0N1.Y ttOUl'K FKo.fi aTl.ANf'A
•tUHNlHU 4
Uuublfl Daily ftiroughPassmi^ur Traiu
I'r.vkrhilti* ttie KoMlDiUty of a Delay at Twenty Kunr
t'iij boiifa, lutitloni to Until rautiiug
but on Dally Tram
THE FidfiENGEa EUUIPMEN f of this
6
Hoad Ik fiupeiluT to Hint ul any
Road in the South
IN AUIHIION Tm 1 Hit
LUXURIOUS COACHES
Ol tlm Hoad iht'ro are (UUchod to all nl^ht tralna tU«
KAH KAMKD
!*ii!iiimit Sli‘,‘|>crw,
Which Itirolah aVcoinmodAtioi) »*rjQai to a drat riara
HTOLKIN
'(ij.M my rraltlcuct* eight mllekeoaih **f Jononboro.
1 oil thf night of t’-o >W'i SMALL MaHK
MUlrfS-our ik I hUcrf, nut ruacbed or Khoand, tm« k
littlo hop iu her lott Mhoolder, on th« right Bide of lb«*
right fore foot th etc u a ap it up to ihchalr; about
10 tear* old; two white aputa t the mot ol her (All.
made by h crupper The otnor a fl -a bit gray, about 10
yearn old, inaUfatid lull rotcheu, a hlach apot buhlud
bur left ahoulder iummiI an lar.,o bb a h md.
A LIDSKAL (UCMTAftD Will be paid lor I ha return of
the uriiee. »i\ mi. IjjjOrfuitioa waicu will iu«<l to the
arroat of the part', who atole them.
Cil AH LBN TURNER.
tnfiyTV Jommbor» r. o., Qi.
Admiuistrator s Sale.
W ILL be sold before the Coon Houmo V^oor in tbe
city nf Atlanta, «>n the Kim Tnea lay in Auguit
next, ime-ihlrd ol land iol.No. a. in tilock No. 37, aud
part of land l »l No. ,’being the o.A*iiw»rt uDuild lot, In
ihe fourteenth clletrlo'. of originally Honry.now Kuiton
county. Multi !<>r the hem tl oi tnu fieua and creditors
<n the .auu ofC. c Howeil, by vL tut* of au order fiom
taucourt ofurdfnarroi Coho county. lsimacA«b.
A. liAKBH, Adoi'r.
Jnne»i id prluter’K fee |- r jptr equare.
bgOl(h| KoH.i»IM (’OVXTt.
1.1 ft Of N A H > ’i OrFIOF, I
1'ummlng, iia . .lane 1, HtfO. f
W HRKBAH. Jam-i (i. Harrm, Wm. B. Harris and
Newton Hart oil, hi?o made application in proper
form, for letters o' a 1-niniritranon on the estate ot Lo-
renao D. Harris, late oi iaid conu .r, Ueceasixl—
'1 hese are, rhers or to cite ali persons courerned,
b till kindred and cnduoM, rbow cause, If any they
Imv why said pt*l r •*i“i a should not be appointed ad-
miuiaturs, aa alt r* k> 1, tm the let Monday in Ju y util.
WM. D. HKNl’LttY, Ordinary.
Juii 4 aud Tr.nter’s lee #3.
(lhOULM, hi tTM COUNTY.
Ordinary’b (Africa,• June 31, 1870.
G EORCiK VV. A DA HI, Rmtrd an of tne property of
John C. Wees, navtug represented that he has folly
dtscha ged hla bald trust, and applied for lottera of dj»-
bimWq
Ail persons concerned a'c hereby notified to file their
otyf i tl ac, If any eil?i on or by the regular L'enn of
the Court of Ordinary ol i*eld touuty, to be held ou the
First Mcndav lu Atijriisi r.oxt, elnc- letters of dismis
sion will be .ran td lh«’ a plitaut.
1>A *i£l I’I i THAN, Ordinary.
June28 l* d printer s fee |4 50.
coin modal ion
HOI El
Mammoth Cave,
"Lise Her Father, Bill." - The perri
wtiicli stt« uJs llj&l pectilur liciulgiitcu ot
tcioale VHUity, wblcn all .-li t-w i |)botogrspbers
undcrstaQil wfio solicit ibe ptivile/c J exposing
the ilkenea.i-s < I tbeir pretty patron, In a *bow
case, is well exemplified in the instance ol Miss
Blanche Butler, whose |>..rtratt hang- in (hi:
Acaiteiny of Derign. I n I) 'loris, inspecting
it ibe other Jay, hJ-K this cnlfoqm
” Pretty, eh, Bill V’
” Can’t say that she is, U ri>.'
Bull 'akos another squint
"Comi: to- think ot it. Bio, .h« Joe* look
rather too much like aonieiiudy I've ao^u to be
called Jet Jelly hamiaom'- ”
Bill if < ui ious to know who the. “ somehridy ”
is, but the prescici ..i . ,,. ..rangers makes
Boh J'fiiJeut, to pu i, ... ti c ose lo hi*
comtwtilon’s ear, he wlii-i, i
“ Like her lather, B II.
Mr. Ppcrof.on is a -out t ..ly a,x years old,
and ,-reached 4,IF (I miuviuj beiore "he was
twenty one. For the 1 , fi -e v, srs 2.*i 4)00 cop
ies* week.it h-i li ii- tieen sold. Not
lea* than 14 m O.oOo cp ti.v.' been sold In
Euglatid, besides JU-i.Oed jn America From
one to mice voluui- . iuv* tseti puuliabed in
Welsh, German, French, Swedish, Dutcb and
Italian; besides separate sermons In Gaelic
Tamil and ton Maori language of New Zealand
UEOKOLt, fisa/as I'OUNTT.
UBoiNAtti • orrici, April 18, tffni.
L KANURSW' BIFKuK . Irnunelruorof thuestklu ol
(tines Psrter, 1st uf ailU coualy, Uecea-ed.
havicg a piled fur led.-r. of dismtistua fram-tsid sd
mluieir-ul -n repre-eu-.i. In h:s i-otttion that bs bs.
fully executed*ud dincuirgej stld Unit -
Tut. is th-refnre tu uo’tfj ml persune conceruod, to
file heir ohleciiuu., II sn, they bsve. within tbe tune
re will be mated said sppfi-
iu August. 1»10.
ias. L. WILBON,Ordinary.
IMuier's fee |4 60.
cant uo ibe Orel jj.,nd»y lu August A lS70.
sprlT—ttm
geuhI'U, Fumttu ooorsrr.
UsoiSAMt . OrrieS.c'umudng, Os., June U, 1-Vh).
W BLREah, Kifjuh f McAleu bss made application
to me lu pm-ur hum for letter, uf admtnl tra
non on tue estate of Juba IV. McAfee, isle of said
ruu Ir. deceased-
ibe.e are, ih- relore, to ette all [>er*on* concerned,
hoib kindred and creditors, m .how c$u.e, tf say they
bsve, why ntd let-rr. tu nld uoi b. granted said apph
c.uLlu terms ot ibe'*w, on inn First aoudavln Auxu.t
uexc WM />. HEN TLKX, Ordinary.
JkJS-Sr-d printer s lea *S 00.
OKOttUIA, UsNur Copntx.
Greenbrier Wlilte Sulphur Springs,
Montgomery WhiteSulohnr Spring*,
Alleghany Springs,
Coyner’i 8pring«,
Black 8prlngt,
Warm Spring*.
Little Sweet Spring*,
Bedford Alum Springs,
MontvaLe Sprlnga
Beabeba Springs,
Hatural Bridge, of Virginia,
Lookont Mountain,
Niaga ra Falls,
Hot Springs, of Arkanaaa,
Aud all other resort#
IN THE UNITED STATES
This la (be only road in thu flouts ottering (ur tale
through ticket# to
Yokohama, Japan,
Hioga Japan,
Hong Kong, China,
Shanghai, Chine,
Nagasaki, China
ETtLAUbKa i SaVJK
Sun Francisco for China and Japan
ON tilt FIHBT DAY OF SACB MONTH
Tv kata cad be purebued ta all tbe principal clue* —
cheeked to deettestioa aud buodlea fret. Aik
for Ticket! vt.
Western & Atlantic R R
HOLuftOOft'8 " fHt HATTfH
On Wiiltehali Biraat
tbe fa»Ul< nziOio World. %:oaiprlflQ^.lo per 4 ..
Dreeo Silk, Silver Beaver,
Black and Beat! Caaslmoieo,
Black and Peafl Pagodae,
Bpt.’Ciilly KrtK^ttxi for Bamiuvi rvear
STRAW HATS, for Men . aud Bov*,
blob uofy iit»a
Railroad Bag*, Valise*, Gaut* aud
Ladies Trunk*, Cane*, Silk, Ging
haui, Alpaoca aud Cotton ~
I ’ M URKLLAB,
#11 ol whi.ib will he «oUl at lawaal ralaa for c#*h
MKHliiANTo vleltlng ihe city aio turltad lo f*
ttn.i examine uty itOCK. aud will dud ll to mi ilm |*rgu«(
uuU i. o t (leeirable lu lb j tlf#lup«iui I goaran oo to r
K'xxl* ii* «*»y line to merchAuta at N«w Yorn Jubbarn
price#.
J M. HOLBROOK,
J Bign o( the Men, ho. 4ft VVhitehell aueet,
Lightning Rods and Electrical Current!
A. tbe eeoooa for electrical current!, aud accident.
reeubUiK to unprotected dwellluge Irum thunder .torm.
approache., tbe lulluwlug letter irum Dr. A. 4le.ua nt
utiord, lie., will he of luteroat:
Oxroao, Oa., June 6,1870
Tbe uuderalgnod bit examined tbe UayDura A Uuute
Cupper uxutuiuy Hud*, iuruieu.d tu the public n,
Mr A. C. i.Ddd, aud reearda tuera a. w*u euaeu iu lu-
purpu.ee ibtaudod, aud ll proper,/ lulruducud iuiu ih»
■artb, aud uapaclaiiy u appiMd to a* many pmmiueu'
a u ekpoead poinle ul th* uuudlux ae pueaiUie, ae con
illiuuux an excuuum awu^uard agaraei ulectric die
,ee occarruut uear tue place 01 tbeir arectiuo. Tbe
tor trou rou, upou wuich iuu vAjppstr ein oilu* i#
laud, tfivca MjutgJt «ud Urumuo# to ro#ut ll j-xuru, w.id*.
ilttf imibUr ovuriyiii^ uiausi atlorda a omUu .aug NiLr«
uu wuicu the vucuic fluid pKoacfr much m >r« iro«ly aud
rapidly tumu uou, vn: tu the raiio ot 14 lo
Thu spiral aud fiumu torm ol lutt rod aru Ouia lavortbls
to a r^tdy iraaainiaatou ul ihu cutruui -ibo fln tlll<
atfordlUK mors uonuitciLtg HitrUci uy uw.»r y uuu-u 4 o^
01 au Utuh tnaL a auliu rud WUostt cacumit renco w^uid
juat corcuapuud lo oat 01 a rim;, uiruUKU wujcb tu”
pru«tn( rod would pans The arm aiiaciuuuuL u* auv
u.al D' KirntJuifi, uy w#lJ uuiug scruwa auu iu tvrmiu x
pultila, Uvorahly cortuapuuu lu cllccl secum^. A ' uo
u-adntg law# whtcii couuoi Aiotuspuertc At«cirlai)
•tarn iu u*w hcuu couautiuu in us c*»,i#Li uciiou -
ait ur^Uoary caaua, ihe fluid uuuur luv . iaucu ui such
cuuducior shuUiu pass uh uaraiAtcasly, to i K-tlfi us j,j
lurbssd oquiLbr.um.
juuuia- U A.Bka^b.
GKOULIA* FAYltTl Cuumtt.
DMU1N4MT’# DjrrioK. Jnnt 99, 1870
W USKBAbr N. b. Hwhtuauu ua# uuiUh appiictitiuii
tupiuptrr form, tut teiurs uj *uuiiui«i.*auuh ud
th*: uaUhu ot Mary Mo .uro/, nue ui.aaul cuuU y, uu
bee. ore, tburelore, to die all per.uua coucerniyl,
both aiiturad auu cr«»diiura, 10 #h*$w cauae, u
h«vu, why aatu p.itiioutM: ohou.d uul uc nppuixuad .\u
Uiiuisuaior aa aturuaatu, ou tha ur#i uuuday lu Augurl
hfil. xja\iu O. Mi.u/h, v/Uluary.
jmyl-3ud -PmUit’K ics»d,
ULOHlel.i, Ukn^t ooomti.
OitutaxHT tt Ornoi, Jaoe38tb, 1870
M ARY iIAQLaN appUaaiur a.Uur# ul Admiiiiati#-
Uuh ou Ua astata of t*maei tta^iau taiaoi said
L.u.aty, uac«*04d—
li oujecuoua vxbt, let them ba filed wiiblo ataiuior>
Uma, or lha letieia wlL oa grohicd.
i:
Tax Madrid Governmtul in try lug to fiuJ a
youth boro to Ihe purple to fakv the Hpanieh
throne boa looted one alto, another ot tbe royal
youngster* into the arena ol Jlicuoaion. and the
terrier* of the pre** bun m uic a lively bout's
work oi iu ’I be uotu< matte prince* were
proved to ba infirm, idiotic, Immoral, ol donbt
nil kgtUawcy; ol untr-md principles—totir
.*oc##mra lalnted by hLt iry and tbtrir descend-
salt by conjecture. Oik by nue they were, lo
OK Ibe grails Spaniah pliru.?, ia«ti.'rauf
Clayton Sheriff * Sale for July, 1870.
W ILL Im old b.-toi. iii. Oourt Houa door In tbe
towu ui J lUaelmiu, i.ia/tuu couul/, 3*., within
tbe lag*, hour- of ■*'"), on thn Finn J'neid*/ lb jut/
ftiXt, the toilowtu - p-oportT, tu-wit
On*-haU Ul L>*U lute N -a. I and i, lb tbe Snb Me
llon oi eaio low ui JoDuetMjru, knowb as the Uvan
SUM. and U Re lute, w.-t ol ibe Macorn A Western
Hailrub i; l*vi"d --n u th-i pr .ptrty ol V. O. liodeoo, to
Mttiiy tea -u«l_t» Court d uu. o' tbe lSeetb ftMrtol, 0.
M , lb bvoi of W. C. Lm, Ad.utb'Mratur ii Ssith non of
W.T. Morn#, d«coaaod, for tbe par. h*» m -nay. Law
mad* IM rata rood to b j t.H. Faipa*. lawfbl non-
(UM*, May tut Iff-' Fru etwpoiaiSTkattap «Tct.
U». J. H.HCtb, i «p*iy raorit
majU-l..' piuttei * lee |760 per lrk|.
,12 vBRTti L. BLn.LiVAN app-io, for letter, oi
Aiimi-itetratiuu uu tbe estate oi Isomae M. oultl-
drceieea, >ate of uid conuty—
ll ol,) -mub- eilel, tb«r will be Sla t wltbto (Ututory
time, oi lb. ivltvra will be ereoted.
t*H** M. NOLAN. Ordinary.
JaW-SOd Prii>;«re Im raou
“New York Hotel,”
til BHOrOWI’f,
D. M HILDRETH & Co . Propr’k,
New York City.
milt* Hotel, su widul# a#M popnUrly kaown u tbe
X toTorlte resort of RuBt turner, while Mlourtliui in
tU* CUr, bee beoa tt-toased for a term of jean bj tu
on, asd 1* bow In process ot toovoaeb
SmaxfSSuf
„ ». W. WRRNN,
uenatal Pu*«nc« and Tiek*t Agsui
X . I.. HAHMia, M. T. A Mapervlmr.
SOSl'BI HLODQBTT,
Maperlatendaiii
L. 61. HARRIS, Hon,born Passeont Aveut.
)auen
DISSOLUTION.
ATLANTA, Jwn to, 1*10.
B Y < a uul coaient tbs Copartasrshlp heretofore *X-
laiss between K. H. Osanea sad Ooo. Jokasoa Is
tuln '>*5 -1 .Mixed, Otorir* Johnson to i«y sit debts Sat l
coIIpo ali tc-osiit* da* tbe Srm.
Tbo.cowtnv will pWato coma forward sad settle at
one*, a. cb.oni.tsndlnf debts msst be pstd laussdlat.lT
K. B. HARM BIN,
uod. juhnson!
to coauusiog the sots proprietor, i bopeeloMMoai*
will continue tbeir custom, sad tbeir new eosunsrs wl i
And U to tbeir sdvsaisfa to potrostM the Uallod antos
Hotel. It shad be mroooataet mdwror to sud/ tbeir
comfort sad msrli tbeir eetssn.
MOO. JOHNSON.
1 bert-br iseobuMbd ell mj old Meads to petroolM
my Utt usitu.r Mr. Jobason, tbsy will Sad bin weli
—..i
worth) »r tbeir sapporL
lan«*
■ N. MAHSUlt.
pao-sod
UOOKUd M. NOLAN, Ordinary.
Pouter . t.u»d.u.
Clayton Shanff’s Sal#.
W ILL be sold before the Conrt Hoqm door In th.
towt ol Juaseboru, c-ieyion count), u* , o., me
Su.l Taews) ta July imxi, betweoa we u.uai bcui. ul
.ol., la. foUuwiax prop.rty, to-wlt:
Oue hendred sen.* uf lead, more or tees, known and
dtMtaxnleksd M auutb hall of laud lot No xld, in tu.
6'b uialrict ol ort k liteil) Ueury, now Clayton, count.
LcVtwl ou by me, ou ibe MU> day ol May, jtfiu aa me
pn>|.erty ol Uoarlea A. Kaaou, to eatlaly a dla.rcM w.r
reu lor rent, la i.rur oi John L. Uo/al, aticri'cy io;
KtcUarosoB * Devi eou ft. tu. .aid (,'har.ca A. batun
Penue ta poeae«.iuu leasiiy uuuSed
L. u. UL', CUE.ISON, Hhor.d
nutyd.-lda pruuA'. fe. $1 to p. r ia>y.
l FAFKK i
or ALL KINDS.
A. V. 0U PONT & CO,,
tllaillkwnn ait Wholesale Dealer*
LOUISVILLE, HY
Havejast ran or id to their sew, large, toor-eu..,
Weiebatue, No. 1#4 Mela Ht, tebs.ti ’
UBOBV1A, DbOalb Oovmtt
i#oJwton<f wep dOTMrw.-
a L. UMuV r B»»to# U.eu ut. p.iittsa la proper
. (Om to us pray mu for ieit«r« or adatuUiraiiuu
w.«a tb* wtfiaeuaawd,uu rn.-e.-i -teof Cbettelt* Derat
Tbn Is to cue eii i*tf*uy tuterested ta Uwesetation
aI tom application, crworiera, i«a*uws, seal ol kla sod
•0) otbsr* iutenetsu, to Be aud appear *t tb* nex,
Aa#aslTempi uu Oourt of ordinary»(Mtdeeauty.
eaa *bowe*aM,u tbey cao, why letter, ol eonielew*
Uoo, srUb will eaBateo, »'ic*ld not be granted to u. L
JAM*#" WU*ON, Ordinary
Printer’* Im #s ,«
NOT ICJ£.
UROMUIA, PaVSTTI UWDSTT.
oamxaar'a ornce, June i, imu
P M.‘i Kl UHLS tiering applied for tbw Uu-rdiau
e r*lp ol tb* par«.u -ad property ol barn,a L
Mfoad. Wtl. oi Wuitam Heioad. leu-o, eeld cuuaty.
coacstned ere Ser .by senled to lie then
U aa» taey have, oa or baler* the July
of talc court, erne Letter* will be fisatoi
at DAVID O MINOR. UMIaary
f
Priater's fits |3 J