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ATLANTA GEORGIA
Wodnesrinv Morning. Nov. 30^ 1^70.
\Yk have been requested to publish the com
thunicntlon signed " Many Citizens,” which ap
pears in this morning’s issue, addressed to
Mes-rs. Ililiyer, Wilson, lloge and Jackson.
Ilou. John I’. King.
We had the pleasure ui met tins Judge King
yesterday. He seemed to be in fine nealth and
still vigorous ami active in looking after the
railroad and financial interests which have been
so long confided to his trust and management.
May he live long and continue to do great
good for out people.
Klcotluu.
It is s*ui that there ia very liule iulorusl mani-
lested by the people in the approaching Decem
ber elections lor t hmerossinen, mem tiers to the
Stale Legislature, and tor county officers. This,
to us is not surprising when we remember how
busy they arc in gathering their crops, amt
making airangements tor another year, and the
general discouragement existing among the
people on account o! repeated and continued
taiiure 0 , to accomplish any good tor themselves
or their country.
Lto-srunicateo 1
Y*an Wert, (Ja, Nov. 2d, 1870.
Editors Intelligencer: 1! you have never trav
eled up the valley ut the Kuharleo, in i’olk
county, then you would be amply repaid by
doing so at an early day. The Van Wert it
Carters villo Railrou 1 is r.ow completed some
ten miles west of the latter point, where a < otn
tollable hack can lie procured to convey you to
the village ol N un Wert This piece is situated
just hi the rrar of s slate mountain, which
hounds the valley of the Euharloe on the west,
am! Is a beautiful site fir a town, possessing
salubrity of climate, good water, and pictu-
esque scenery. The mineral wealth ol this
section, too, cannot be surpassed by any ol the
same extent in. any portion of the South A
tango ol mountains tor mile-- in extent Ix.-t/n)
the adjacent valley on the wiVt ami sofrlli,
tbp ugh which runs a vein of as pure.plaTo-a*
can be louuil in this or any oilier country. The
value ol tills article is not appreciated by our
people. Its manifold use* seems not to be
uudCrokx d. it is not only the bisl rooting
material in use, but it is valuable and orua
mental as a building material—door and win
dow sills, hearth stones, pavements and flooring,
are all made of them, tor w hich It answers an
udmirablo purpose. Ha'c is impervious to
water, and hence makes the best floor lor cci
when laid in cement. No brick .(alibiing should
be erected without a, cmrjit <>1 date laid
above the ground m the wall.-, to cut oil tire
.moisture which is absorbed by the britk and
carried by cappillary attraction to the extieine
height ot the wall, causing dampness and pro
ducing disease among the occupants of hr:ck
houses The Blrvets ol Atlanta arc to some ex
tent paved with rough slabs--I granite. lb>w
much more beautiful an I useful won 1 be a slate
pavement. The material being liner, would
give to our strode a more aristocratic an 1 luvi-
rious appearance, aud the Iront walks ot private
residences more of taste and cleanliness. I lo-
slate can he quarried, when a quarry is "net
opened, i heaper than granife un,l he shxm -! an :
split into more regular shapes with lets labor.
It occurred to me that an enterprising nia-
could easily make a fortune at this b isine^
The lime will come, ere long, when these di
posits of slate will be tqAprc iated and soughi
alter, and he who moves at once will asaured y
make money by lire operation. To a n o'ice tin
process ot quarrying au-1 splilung * f" r • " '
ing, is very Interesting. A holers first dr;'-,
from 8 to 10 feet deep in a bed ol slate and
about 5 leet lrom its edge, it is then filled'-"
within 8 incites ol tho lop with p wder, and
dry clay added and tamped until it is compact' •
upon the powder, the fuse being tilbt iusc-rle■'
before the tamping is added. When the < x
plosion takes place the tied of the .-dale w ill he
found to bo split lrom the depth ol
the hole through Us entire length,
and loosened troth that portion of tho bed lying
benfalh. Now commences the process ot g-t-
ting it ouVby means ol crowbars. When got'en
Secretary Frsu on the Sitcati s.—Ai
cording to official dispatches received, Secretary
Fish stated to-day that the feeling in Europe , , ,
seemed to bo more pacitlc, and expressed the j out it is split into suitable thicknesses lor mak
opinion lhal they would, lie no general war i j 3 g blocks. These again are broken by cutting
There is no truth in tl-e l reporu.(^a^tbe United .-e on ,, I1C ,|,le and striking the opposite
Stales has been inv '.-r-.l to tai- a gufigg?* 1 "I the
the existing ditfloultle-. jti i eve-n i! ,n Inv'a
tion should la-i-.Tteti'Icify.-ur government would
not accept it, as we* have never Interfered in
European politics, aud ii is against the policy >-f
the fldmiuis'.ra’i-Vr.'now to do so.—Ale V-.'l
World.
Frna fit i'xm'-I"': rt turi*'-.-J t- Wa-hmgton
vester-' . , Ir • t his pilgrimage to Georgia. The
I’unnflylvanift Senator is one- ot our shrewdest
pol it iins, in 1, b -1 vit gtheuuisvoiabloaspect
ol ailiurs ir .Ujsprgia, eoncluJed to give the re
publican IruAhat State the tieuefil ol his expe
rience. I lie Senator his evidently "fixed
tftir>g^”Mn the inter-al "I his party. He returns
bthilCing' words f cheer lor the radicals, and
iSitigs mnt w th a tud vote his parly will carry
the ^Mif. In order to prevent intimidation ol
the f-.oijjied voters and insure a fair election he
coi hulVts the presence of federal troops abso
lutely qccessary. Governor Bullock endorses
Bcnstqr'Cameron’s views, especially as regards
the mAys-bty tor troops. The Governor, how
ever, .h iy training lor the United StaUs Senate,
hi^v' (J.-W'articuhir auxi'-i v for a " lair i lection ”
hiilf r id Al'l success. — A'. llerall.
A Gha’-d Fizzle—Thu "Young fh-moc
racy ’ were going to suia-li the Old Democracy,
the Tammany power. They declared that they
were competent to the task. When they in-
lormcd themselves ot the fuel that the old
regime was one hundred and twenty tbousaip
strong in votes, this Young Domoeiacy, in the
foolishness and rashness ol inlancy said, “w
don’t rare lor its strength, we arc able to smash
it.” The wicked Mongrels, hearing this boast,
and in their ignorance and inlamy, slicking at
nothing vile, purchased up this loolish Young
Democracy; they bargained that Mongralism
should throw its strength lor the Young
Democracy's candidate for Mayor, and that this
foolish Young Democracy should “go in" to a
man t ir Woodford for Governor. The day ol
trial came, and what was the result? This
brainless Young Democracy came out eleven
thousand strong! and met their old political
companiona, now their opponents, one hundred
and ten thousand, who swept them aside as
easily us an elephant would brush away a fly
with its trunk. Foolish Young Democracy 1 to
impudently assume to control the municipal
aflairs ot the city. Still more loolish Mongrels,
to put laith in tho strength ol apostates. The
result was what might have been expected —
N. Y. Day Hook.
Trf history of the lust days i f the French
Empire, and that of the lust lew months ul tho
Radical party, btar u strong rest uihlancc, both
going to show that no Lour is more dangerous
than that < t siipri ninj.rhmiph—that institutions
and causes which have w iihutood the shock ot
armies inevitably teach a time in their history
when a straw can overthrow them—
Like ships l' a' Lave gone '‘own at art,
W hen heaven was all tranquillity.
It was at the very pi real w hen Nap -Icon had
achieved the great aud leading object of bis
reign in teeming the triumphant indorsement ol
the French people to his dynasty, and its per
petuation in tho person of his son; when
Franco was at the acknowledged head ul
civilization, and all the old European Im
broglios which have distracted the Empire
were lit a promising way ol resolving them
selves to its advantage, that the smalt wave
arose which Napoleon could not stem, and
France slipped from tbs grasp, burying him ho-
nealb the ruins of the Ernp.ro. Bo it haa been
■with the Radical party, yet supreme In every
department ot the Government. The Radicals
in Congress last ytur enacted their final t normi
ly when they placed ail State and local elections
in charge ot the Central Government, nnd bold
ly acknowledged their intention to divert a por
tion ol Government revenues, by means oi an
assessed tax upon officeholders, to the perpetua
tion of their power ; assumed the right to admit
or reject auy representatives who might
be sent to represent constituencies in the
councils of the government. With,
in addition to these advantages, a
perfect aud complete organization, both civil
and military, throughout the Union, and the
* greatest soldier ot the age ” at the head ol all,
with a heavy maul into blocks ol suitable lengtl
and arc conveyed to tho splitter. It is ri marka
ble with what skill he uses his chisel and mallet
in dividing it iDto pieces suitable (or roufiug
slate It is then passed to the dresser, who,
with a long knile on the sharp edge i f the
bench, trims the edges at one blow to each, and
reduces it into the desired shape and size. Tula
is an srt only acquired by loug practice in early
youth, and it has become a common sAytng that
a Welshman only can split and. dress slati
The number of pieces split out Iu a day usually
run from two to lour thousand. The usual
average of products in a mine is one square of
slate to each hand employed in the quarry
The price of roofing slate is about f- per
square at the quarry. Now it is evident that
this must sflord a large margin lor profit as the
wages ot the hands cannot exceed two dollar-
at an average. There ia no probability -it glut
ting the market, as it will increase iu prop-r
lion as orders can be promptly filled. The
slate used in the South comes from Wale>,
Pennsylvania and Virginia, and the cost ol
transportation on these would uflord a profit
sufficient to satisfy tho most avaricious.
iu pursuing the subject ot slate, I had almost
overlooked the beds ol ricli iron ore, and ex
tensive lorest ol long leal pine vldch arc also
to be seen in lliut section, but 1 have already,
perhaps, exhausted your patience, and will bid
you adieu lor the present Your.', C.
[U U< 'FICXTSli j
2t f/, KM. Uto. Htilyrr, Caoiiuliie f->r Ar.ils vn
n f ; J. H. UUton, K. F. lloje, awl Henry
Juekton, Jor Home of K'prttenlalirei
Grnti.BMEN— As you have accepted the nnmi
nation, and are now soliciting Hie auilrages ot
the people, wc deem it just and right to call
upon you for your views on matters of vital
public interest. This the people have the right
to demand, and you will donbtlese take pleas
ure in responding, that a proper understanding
may he had between yourscll and the people.—
Thcrel'.re, each ot yon are respectlully requested
to answer the lolluwiug questions over your sig
natures. at your earliest convenience, In the j-mr r
rial publishing this card :
1. Arc you in tavor of a Rebel Law, such a
Law as will relieve the people ol uno iefh.qi
debts?
2. Arc you In lavor nl the Homestead Law now
in force in Georgia, and would you, in the event
of your election, vote for a liberal construction
of said laws ?
8. Are you in lavor ot the present R diet Law
passed by the last Oeorgia Legislature, and in
li Y TELEG UAP LI.
KV? YORK X So MATED 1'ltk.ss DISPatchsa.
Mio.N IHHl’ATCUKtS.
TV AMMXOTOIS.
Washino ion, November 21)—The Mexican
Commission xv I con-idcr all claims accruing
btf-r- Ft binary 1, 1 --Hi, regard levs ol the date
of filing. Two cases recently rejected had
leaded siuct tho date of the tnaiy. Their
rejection was wrongfully attributed to their
being filed alter a certain date.
Alter tho adjournment nl the English Cabi
net to Wednesday, Granville visited the Quccu
Granville insists that Russia must withdraw
her note before a congress can l.o assented to,
I. "V. li-.d.t and Cardwell will resign before
lajosenting to w ar.
The <> men i* opposed to war.
The members of thn Italian Ministry have
been r - elected to Parliament by a la' c
mnjoiity. \
Granville -VnHiuds the presence^)! France at
any conlercma in regard to tho Eastern ques
tion.
Button, it i« reported, Is dissatisfied with the
hesitancy ol the alliusto declare against Russia
A dangcroqp conspiracy against King Wd
liam has been discovered No details.
It iyal In a I'jointers have been moved from
Versailles to Meux.
Tbo seign giitn used at Thlouville will be
taken to Monlme y.
The German successes around Amiens are
confirmed by a dispatch from the King. He,
however, -.. ivs no particulars.
The leiibiig at Versailles is, that England
makes too much ot a small matter, and that
war on Hie Eastern question is iinpossib e.
A ih tu' limcnt ol H.UOO i’rttsslans is reported
at Giiitic iu R'gnoults, twenty eight kilometres
lrom Tours.
The Ueiniaii right still occupies Monteages,
Ihreateiiing the French in trout of Curcottcs.
Frc-lends Charles’ army has been strongly re
inforced
fin I’ru-.- an movements ludfealo 'that their'
object is io turn Verdorao amt advance on
Tours.
The War Department has ordered 500 re
cruits i n tho department at Cincinnati lo
Atlanta, Oa.,to bo incorporated with tbo UW>
-
MitV YORK.
Ni v. Yoiii . November 20.—The Eric, with
immense wxr at< res for the French, sal e-1 lor
lb wis "i a market to-day. The Ville lie Paris,
simi’arly l--nded, Bail- to-morrow.
Veiger’;. i rial fir I he kl lingo! (.’raue.at Jack
soil, Mn-sissippi, occurs in January.
The O -vi-inmcu.t surveys will detach certain
minis lrom Nevada. A ilispatch from Sait Luke
says that thHi will elect Fitch, Republican, to
Congress from Nevada.
Brady, D unocrat, is elected delegate to Con
gress lrom Arize na.'
OHIO.
Cincinnati, No vein -er 80— Mohr, Solomon &
Mohr, liquor dealers of Cincinnati, havesuspeu
di I Im-intas.
An engineer and a fireman were killed, and
ten stoi k di Ivors hurt, by a collision near La
Gtunge, |\
Ila"j.ieruier & Bro., liquor dealers, ot Cincin
nati, have suspended business.
cult liiev.
Hc.iii.in, N iveinb'-r 80 —Tho King lelegriphx
t> i; (bieen lrom Versailles on the 29th, that
Mi >n ten lei, with a p irtiuu of the 1st army corps
d- l-'atc-I Hie French last Monday a few miles
s-Hith iIT Amiens The Kr ■ >-<,-h 1-ss was 1,000
ki.led and wounded, and TOO prisoners Tbi
Pru-VPtu io-*-w.,- coiiqnralivefy small.
tdi" !)u';i 'M-irk'cnb’urg ii near fje Min'
whi" Latruy has 20,000 men. . V-'
Mr. Graham, a Republican member lrntn
Pi rry county, oflered a reeolnli- n, which was
adopted, exoree'-ing )ndignati-m and disappro
bation ol the- people a! the course taken by
Smith and Ringboin.
Roth houses ol the Legislature adjourned
until t" morrow, alter a m rrient’s >< ssion. .
No new developmentn. i; is suini i -r-l that'
Smith is awaiting the nt-.t jit:-/ (.'■ -ngress,'
noplng to be reconstructed Jnto the Governor
ship. j '■’.)!
foiii'ii.v;
London, N ivem'-cr 29 i’rivatc French ad
vices say that a great coufiicl betweeu’theoppo
sing lorces, to Hie number of !KX),000 n,en, is
I'ki-ly to -» si imin- diatcly iu the southern
-:Cj>iiliiw l T.-ic Prussians are xx 'dim twelve
miles' i Pro?
meat. Tiochu denies the truth of the statement
that he intends to banish ten thon.-and PiiistiajiB
be Hire <-l tbo scarcity of tood.
The following 'dispatch has just, been read
here Iroin Evreux, the capital ot the department
ot Eure, dated yesterday : Prussians now occupy
this town, and are in the valley of tin Eure in
gnat lorec. This evening they weie driven
toward the village ot Giliars by the garde mo
bile, who retreated in turn when reinforcements
came up lor the c.iemy. Seven thoiisan-t Pius-
siaiM now occupy A meins. Ther> w.as some
sharp lighting yesterday in Pont oi the e r my ot
the ljoire, all along the hue ol country between
Pethivlors and Montgaris. Part c . us :.r-, want
ing, but It ia =aid that tin French .’. ere general-
prisoners
and one cannon. Jaurez. succeeds K-rstry in
command.
Bkiii.i.n, November 29 —Austria congratu
lates Prussia up" i i ne German unity.
FbOMBNCK, N-1v- u.ber 29. -Tin- .Mi:, stiy was
censured lor a nhorl/kng the seizure ot papers
j nblialnng In.- I’ ipa Envy I - ...
AmustmpRts.
DeGivo’s Opera House.
MISS I.AI ll,i KElBNK, - - - I.c«*ee,
CROWDED IIOUSKH!
TlttlCD N1L.UT OF MR. A M lt».
w. j. EM /-)I i blNCE.
TIiIm Wctlncsday lilvonli w.
THE IRISH L SON,
AMERICAN HOUSEKEEPER,
RETU.NUI VOLUNTEER.
Thuradwir—Tl( li ItT-tlF-LK V VK-.U t N .
Ht-AtlAOCircd »t l*hllll|.e A Chew’s Ui- .Astoru Co -s
oja-u at V ; t’orliu " «nr« ui.vll'i P
DeGive’s Opera House.
Madame Delaoham] is’
ALONE IN A MOUNTAIN GOHGr
Hnn^dv oFConaod In tbo w1ld> of oi *' ; ■ S' ;•
Si (•" livt’d Mddamo Dtdachampi, i;i*i/i> . i
with no Irnawn protector, wive u l»ltbfnl cto^ rlmt t »
Atood !e h»’r to defend in tin »• ot j, - < a H<t u: t
mt -- • in -1 ' i <a> in, »rinp< 5 thi wild r -
ho’!f*\Fnck!e apjM hid away t v a c ipIc ol ii? l< i
i v ro •. di. mil olorey ciivr <i" «1 '11 th- nortii a: d - >ir ■ |.
J n iicej ,rrfiiisty ravine Umt lud awu> hack lo tin in ami
| tain Frorce,
I H« r •Diri'nff tin- ambient '\lr. wnUrd from ii.iIimc
; ■ . i •
ii
and atom: for many lorn/ anr<*. 'ihr oiUimoa. i -•
MIDNIGHT 1> l *-» I
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A I < II I.S
THE aitlExVJT EVENT
MR. EDWIN FORREST,
auppurtod by Kin I.1LL1K. Mr W. HAUlllS.un! W.
M not,LAND’S Dr»m»c- ' umpaej.
FOB FI\ . NIGI1T8 . OMMBNCINO
MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1870
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Monday, December Bth.
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Thur-rlay, December Sth
P rlday, De-cembei 9Ui...
VIHGINI08.
RI'IIUI.IKU.
OTHICI.LO
IvlN'U I.S.AH.
HATUHDAY APTKRNOON »u.l KVK IN'. Dcr.-'a-
t.'-r (0, tie Blllu atar, Mlse KFFIJS ,1'jIIN wii-
atcenr.
Adini rliiii SI IM. Ki-n-rveJ si at,., fs) t)n!ii)ry
’AT'
N.tS.
sv.ee nt t-iili - w he run to acc-'intMOiL. - , ■ i - ut- "
a -l fail"-. «' '1 's cun l" s-cured Ip: rrr.U ' :•■.) agh
it I’lillllgs A r- -s . Muslcanrl hook t-J'rrc, criinnuicing
Moll'll) . ", A .M . Nuvumber X-1 it ,
not -.ivv» F C VV ALLS, Agent
; V I-JN i
N«f DISPaTGUKH.
w \ s 111 xuTdv.
Wabuinoton, November 89—No copies of
Prth'.dent's message will p: given to tho press
in ailvancc of delivery.
Tim grand Indian «ptjm il commences on
the 5tli M December, at Occomuigee. All
tribes of tefriU.ry will he rejircsenled. Tribal
ri itiiina- loVar-ls each other anJ the United
Htalert Jill' ho conddi red It will probably be
iu se.-.- i-'ii revoral weeks. Bovoral members ol
the Indian c inmission, and probably Commis
sioner Parker, will be present.
TKWKSSKK.
Mk-h’iiis, November 29.-A man fined tor
living with a black woman, whom he damn d
ai his w ife, has sued the ulty lor |25,000. The
c.ty filed a demurrer against the court, as tbo
questii u of marriage belongs solely to the
Btate.
N()I»TII i tItllll.M.
Rai.kioii, November 29.—The Legislature
elected lion. /. B Vance, Democrat, Hon at "
over Abbott, the present incumbenL Governor
Vance speaks this evening at tho Exchange
Hotel. Numerous persons are calling on nnd
C'lngratuiaHng him. His majority on j 'ini
ballot lacked a little of a two-thlrd.s vote.
NKW IftllK.
Nkw Viiiik, November 29 —Special to Hie
Wvrhi, dated Tours, Monday nix,tit . T.ie
exjieeted decisive battle near <> leans has udt
yet occurri d.
Numerous skirmishes, all tavoraldc to tin
Freticb, have occurred. In these engagements
tho Pruasian locses were heavy, including nine
cannou.
The Duke ot Mecklenburg (ailed in the
aitetnot to occupy Lemoins, wuich was covered
by 60,000 French.
The mon body of D'Aurelles' army still
the event of your clcctiou, would you vote lor 1 occupies an intrenched position between Orleans
u t nii i vv. rex.
SV.t-m- "i"X, N 'Yemen 89 -G ri'ial llal-
ck, win • ' on mi ! - t Jl, y not : I" S. cib,
ts "pp'S-ed to the i-mjiloyrueul o! regular troops
In Btate elecllona, except in extreme cases, and
then alter nih'i power has been i-xhan ted —
ll-tlli-ik writes tl»e d' pi.rtmtnl In re that he ts
assured by Ii d> ral civil utli- rs that the eutplt y
ni'-nt ol troops in exit-ntiug j.idlcial procu-s.es
,nd ' itlorclng the rcvi - u* I iw seems to Inc
at her than din.ii.i-h th. n -a - y n! resorting
to sin li iorce in civil m.iUet - liaiieck sa)s thi
ll-dispnse l ht-c.' i.e more and more i xasperalul
at heiiig coerced Iiy a Iorce which 'l.i-y think
has been uncnn-tiluti' nally einji'ityetl against
thorn, and the hi tter dispo.ied relax their • fi ut
to punish local crimes on the ji'c.i that this duty
now devolvm ilsi-ll upon the military.
VIRGINIA.
FoI'TIiksi MoNRi-k., November 29- Tbe
si In nine r Qneet: ol the Wist was l"i,Rilirtd "n
2a t, 8»f miles soULbt-aht ol Uaj); l.ottk- ut. The
crow was jilck'd up by the schooner Fannie
Keeling.
NIH YOU 14.
Nbw York November 29- I hc Wurhl *
sjt'ecial lrom Loudon, Inis a late dispatch iated
fours, 29th s ,which says that lln- tigni wir.g o
d.i- French'arnij j'dadi lx -irn ;b nu - .-7 -,"•■< ks
-ui III German lull >-• s'er lay a I - • i- ,s'- - es.a-
ltd in five ol their actions.
Foititinx.
Ykusi'im.kr, November 29.- The French
yesterday attacked the German- at Binune bt
tween Montai"',and I’lHiu rs. The Friu eh wete
repulsed Frederick Charles was present and
directed op'-raUoiH. One Ihctnand French
wereenpture i.' ' t
Havana - - The American
schooner, Frank Palmer, lrom Matanzas lor
Key West, Was lost last Friday at .-ca. Crew
Saved.
Col. Rarriea. Gen. Cavadas’ Chiel of Slati,
as captured by the Cubans near Cicnlnego.
Co'. Cabr/rn, the Insurgent leader wlio tiail
command of :i party that belong Jesus Di-Iso,
during severe idtKos ol that Chiel, turi'iidered
himsclt and men yesterday.
Christo Bill Mcndalea, ex Cuban Secretary ol
Foreign Altiirs, amt lornn-rly editor ol the
Havana Aij/i«, was eap'ured at Quasim . , and is
among those lately sentenced lo death as leaders
of the rebellion. Fitly insurgents were killed
in the engagement in which Mt ndalea was
captured.
STEAM PUMPS
HAND I’UMl'B,
i* o tv K i< !• u .ti r a
gnu RAienOADS, MII.Lfl, SISKS.
Broworlea. DIstMloriou.
W Kl.Ux A LThTKKNB,
Hydraulic Presses, &c„
SAD JL DUG IltUNM,
WcCOWAN BROS..
(jQ**nlfy finiHBud hur from plviinant iDidniufT Blnnili- t-.
Now and then flic wmiuI • m* r.'t iVo.ti her unkt >>v,
home aud mlu^ic wiih U.c iudA* itants nr*• nd abou? for
ou< ur two mouth•« at a Umt : he wm* eccuutric n I i
hc - ajtd a i vi» wed her at* a llvlnu ( nriurlti.
While lrom home, rhe ipimreuMv iud bir one object,
and that war* the relief of her util cted p-x. I.rdoi n
t» !■ ou the left Bide, cod’d In .*« - m old fa nn.ndtlirk
of ■ >cj- (*.» rablf ■*/- . earrted ior : ■ t owi. j/t-'e ; .•,
I
rlcue sack made from tbu
SKINS OF RABBITS 4ND KUTOO.NS
Arntt .ed a teniate utrlpoa. 'Pits hog i -i
(rSl pkrehmeut curious relle.a, a fe* llptit i irnif t-
a fonaller rack containing u ronr*" j.ovut n . I t-
certain roofb known only lo horrelf, iin • i n v. h i,
Fhc c udk lo a«» with thi t«im» lfy f do tn. hh *d
forth lrom ter w d monn«atn h< nie to act jh» 0"< d
bamt>riiHii, with tine unknown vti [ • w :. •• *xh rh
«he claimed po> c»*i*Bed a wonderfu: power >• a'i -t-a
80S lueldent io the female p*«*X She f« . 11 <! n n,r>
j * h > wlthwhich ahe pro|M*red t.» ;.r» »!, nil,.. ,.i -
ai d dertr -cmentB of that oruan, •»t:-i , i,i:- ( |
piAtnlF true oi (fiur^e. Willi HW'h i>n.,"i ,»r mu n i
•he rcll'.ve all who npjilU d. thniwit! . . w v • tr
; ante d fame bt ■ amn known ft - thi
drada ol Fuller!i .; fen aiee ujyp H :«*? ? i r,r,. ..
.o their Uornea hoaithy and liriptt, Mm t w m. \ ij-
to know her Kieat. reerct, ai : fa?,-. •..i.- ul n -,
vvern ollt r«*d If «he would dival>,c It bn hla-.-tubhoi n
ly retuFcd
Dnriiik h**r -olltury life *li- »••• m. n:win
onyone woman, a noted mld.Mf.j pouo’ mi i - di. ta. t,
lo WtiOUi bliU proUiUUii to
. oo.
HEND FOfl CIRCULAR.
'S!ttS.
D IV li L il K il K li S F < It I, T
Soap Factory.
W K arc making the vartooe gradek In demand. Hell
only at NVIioIomIo
We wiFit t<> Hui»ply (ieorgla.South ('arollna, Alabimu,
Minn FF-ppi and Florida. W 1 pay a fair price l»*r a'!
• ho jjr.np tif«-.!•(• In there ^taLen. folull hot! abuut kh.Obd
, oonda per waek.
novts H. (!. niTCII'llll'K A. CO
{V AH dally papera In th- Hat- ^tll puolldh one
week and Fend hill to r*. C* lltichc(»ck & Co.
1,300 ACRES OF RIVER UNO
IT O It HAL E .
W ILL Ixi aold to tho hlitho^t bidder In < 'ainpbelHon,
lit . on the IfI Piiuiuay iu December next, the
bomeftoAd of the Iwto Oorman,
t out uln 1 ui* * l II tind rod Aoros,
•
'
haiar.o if we i T tin Ik* rod Uoland, Klver and Branch boi-
tom. The place la well Improved, having upon It
Three <>amhI Sell leuienls
lU.’rtldeh tj^e homeatoad, each 'in: of winch liae a .<*<• ;
(JwiillmR and out hoiuma Tl*» ort^.t ,i improvement*
known a« the hoineatead M-n-l-'.H >>t a uood d*' lit./
nnd outhoUFCH, kjtii hou*.’. biro m l -la • • - , alno an
eicuunt com MIII (water) klh and c »tt"n prw*-. which
vi- t.iillt last year. Good water It* I'm lai-t diber
-liftiikf or well , and tne locality ih d the hoa.’l l' Bt
•4 - f I'
'l*he place If Fttnated on t.*,north bank »f the • li.it
nhoorhf river, ffcir , llll.w;# .' l aitlpfioitltyfi, the
utility #eiil ;. -evou mb* fK>m 1 tie .v y 1 * l*t li. It
in tie * >rom Atlanta ; Lae' a r t 't v t red Feiry i/id »pM>d
Ul 18.
The e !-• for the purpOflb of exer itlll^ the i.t w d
md • Btamdnt of tbo la to 0 Uaftnili A pei
• vif11111t U» pirciiaae are kollciled to come and examine
ttiu nlam prcvtuufl to th” -ab Term* cash.
.) ,M (JOKM 1 iN, i .
A. ti. UORMUN.f ’txvfU'Urs.
novtt^Uldccl
Hetorc dylni? In a (<••
ulk'ht tun;nu t > cto»" >
tmpftrted ttiii vreat fa
it vcnrF.aathe aomhre Gind*-.
round her toil -rinp, frai i ,
ret to th:- fr •'],(!
this law should the issue come up ?
4. What are your views ol tho justice and
constitutionality ol the Relief and Homestead
Laws uow iu iorce in Georgia?
Many Citizens.
hshment of monarchical institutions on tbe
American continent; il indulges iu the grossest
surely it would appear as though the last nail misrepresentations regarding our army and
-— J - ; — — — finances. I have so iar retrained lrom making
Rismahck.—The Kepresi, from time lo time,
lias said some hard things ot the very able man
at the head of the Prussian Foreign Afiutrs, hut
scarce more titan was warrau'od. Going back
to the darkest days of our own civil war, wo
find thn following from our Minister at Berlin,
in 1884, and then forwarded to Secretary
Seward to ahow how and where Bismarck then
stoo i towards the American Union:
“ Late* events Si home have given occasion to
Herr Vnn' Bismarck's semiofficial organ, the
JVord DeuUehe AUgemeier. Zeitung, to display
great sympathy and partiality tor the relx-1 Moktoi xiruy, November 29.—The meeting
cause, and its zealous wishes lor the downla 1 ol ]„|„ express indignation at the course ol
republican government and the further estati- 1 '
and Alhernay. The Gtrtnans attempted lo
encirt Ic hi.T.
The Government here has every a surancc
that D’Aurelles' strategy a admirable, and that
at the proper tim« he will assume the otlensive
aud cru-lt Vanderstenn, who is in bis tmme
dlate front,and leaving a sufficient iorce to hold
Prince Frederick Charles and the Duke ol
Mecklenburg, who command the wings, will
move on Versailles.
VIRGINIA.
Staunton, Nuveinlier 29 —John Wilson,
residing at SwoojxV Depot, Uhessjicake ,t Ohio
Railroad, committed suicide.
Snow is nine inches deep in Highland county
A LA It.i VIA.
had been driven iu an enduriug throne of
power; and yet, in a fiw months, it topples to ! anv reclamation st the Ministry of Foreign
its fall and all the fine schemes break like cob
webs in the wind.
Both oi these episodis are fresh examples oi
how history repeats itself, and how unstable are
nil the designs ot humanity. Napoleon has
just given point to tbe lesson in a recent inter
view, where hc uttered with a sigh that hitter
axiom, I'iwmnt propos* no tit Dieu ditpou; aud
Gen. Grant growling iu his Cabinet, and slam
ming tbe White House door in tbe lace ol
recalcitrant supporters, fills out a parallel—Hew
Orient Timt*,
Allairs againat its infamous and slanderous
course, but I deem it my duty to take notice oi
and communicate the tacts to you.
“ The relations ol tbe journal in question to
ilerr Von Bismarck are such that IM guile
justified in believing that in thi se aspersion, to
onr cause U rsfiects his sentiments."
Bismarck, perhaps, cared no mote for tire
Conledcrato Government than he did lor that
of the United Butes, ior both were alike Repub
lican. Always ha was a monarchist and a
I hater ol Republicanism.—.Vrw York Express.
Smith and Bingham, iu relustng tn vacate their
offices, was very largely attended. All the
speeches were mado by Republicans, the princi
pal speaker being Judge Morse, defeated Repub
lican candidate for Attorney-General, lie said
th" el> ction war a lair and peaceful one; he had
already turned over his office to his successful
Democratic competitor, and did so because lie
was entitled to it; denounced the act ol locking
the whocls oi tho Government as a high
handed usurpation.
Bcvcral Republican members of the Legisla
ture also sjioke iu condemnation of Smith and
Bingham.
Tho < ahlnol i rlala in Ibn^lantl IVure or
War I
Downing Bluet, is deeply excited over the
Russ.) Kittlera question ildllcn'ty. Tlu- British
I’arli intent not being in si ssion the respotisi
tnlily of advising her Majesty tho Queen as lo
the na'i inal policy in the i ri.iis res’-, solely on
the members o| the Ministry. U i ii led by leg
islative advice, thb is a very serious and exceed
iugly grave position lor Frontier Gladstone.
Our table telegrams do not Ind'calc, however
that l;d intends to summon Parliament in extra
ordinary session. That the Cabinet is uot n
unit on tbe question ol t-onre or war, lor Turkey
or against Russia actively, is plain en. ugh. Tbe
Ministers un t in council in London yesterday.
The session was prutruc.leil, and the discussion
* ■1 the situation and general prosp- < 1 carried
on, it" doubt, in an auittt ued and anxious man
ner Tbe Ministers were divided in opinion,
and it is quite evident that no satisfactory
conclusion had been "inn 'o at ti e date ot our
latest telegram by cable Prince Goitclmkbl)
note whj ri ltd There it was, it pri ented a
solid, substantial and stublaaru fact—the
Treaty ol IGns on the one Bide, and the abso
lute necessity ut Muscovite expansion, the exi
gencies ot a utdversal commerce and the impe
rious demands ol a progressive civilization on
the other Not only Was the Uorlfhakott note
read, but also came to tbe kuowbdge ol the
assurance that tbe Czar remains firm lo his tlisi
position amt evinces no disposition to rtccdi-
Irom it. Fail Granville sought an audience
with the Q n-ett, and a reconstruction, it not a
resignation, i l the British U ,b net was deemed
Inevitable. There tnuy be a reconstruction —
England can scarcely undertake tin lormatii n
ot a new (Jahiuct in the lace ol sm It a Euto
t>i-an agitation, (ndied, it is barely probable
that any .me of the opposition parties in Parlia
ment ispOw. rial-enough to discharge Hie duties
ol a Ministry—able to form a new Cabinet.—
John Bright IntinlsteV, il is said, h;s intention
to resign Ins seat in lit Cabinet. We are told
that be has resigned This event may happen.
Tbe. Manchester school men have nothing iu
common with the aristocrucy to politics. Man
chester does not want war. Shu demands lor-
etgn trade, new and old customers, industrial
hinds, not soldiers, and a reduction ot taxation
instead nl a war budget The dem. cracy ol
Great Britain is a liaterual deniiKtiacy ; ilia
economic and, so long as n->t dneetly insulted in
its nationii fry, i-eaceml Russia on tbe Black
Sea will not injure the metropolitan reformers
oi England, and the Treaty of Paris will not
purchase one day's provisions lur their children.
Yhis situation constitutes tho conservatism of hy Tlrtuool 1Ild u , „„„* I#OI w ,, „ Ul , d
L'trope. It may Ht rvo to avert thucalamitlca ot j from Fulton Huporlor C’oart in favor ol Pr«-d
a new war lrom the liomeuluads ot the Old
World. Prussia inclines to an active sympathy
with Russia, and in this is to lie tout'd a point
ot danger: lor il Hie two great, military powers
should really coalesce they may undertuke some
very serious work in the wsy of ratification
nek'r home in the Ea»L Austria prt diets peace.
The Hungarian (Jhaneellur is reticent, however,
even to Parliamentary inquiry. The London
Change was panicky and tne commercial world
o! Britain excited. Sm h is the situation. For
war or jteace ?—Ntw Y<rk Herald.
Ilaa lontf b«ton mganlo«l »ui tl.w Ix^t iiml »
Bakiiof I'owUit lu uho. Porfmdly pure uml ticalthv.
It makoa, at rfiiort notico, d(*lici<m>t IliarnitH KoIin,
Ac Thera nead In* no wont* of fo«Nl iu »*pnrcil with
it, na it in alwurH «tf tho Uhi (piuJity *Vo would wij
to tlmao who ItAvn nover u- l it that n vry f w
trinlH will Hiiahlo thorn t«i ih*’ it, nut only w ith t-ntiru
8atiFfNcti*»n but with oooiioimv
Put up vn.f., ski wrl*rht. ufi rupr-R' IiIaxI.
Groc< 4 and Deuh ra null iU
DOOLEY *!ic BROTHER, Prop's,
09 Now Street,
m:\v vdrk city*
oovlR oodAwflm
KaiHB TTII (.JoOMTT.
I i »UH WKKK8 after the c ml ration or ttitn none**,
1 apt 1 Ication will '<0 m mu: t» the i*oa» , t ui Ord'mry
of Kor-yih coun y, Un for I*’Nj*i u* 8 n t.iw r*a. • *tato
of John W. MlAIa'-«. d* c**AHx t
KLtj Ail L\ MoAPKK Admin -Irn < r
o<rlS-1n nr.nter’F f-e $.'>
Hale,
B V virtue of an ordar from th*» Court ot Ordinary * f
DoKalb county, Ooorrfi*, will r*c bo d ht tore the
court home door In th** to^n «»f Dicat *r, In Ffini
counl>, on the Pin»t 't’oeaday In January next, within
idw oeal hour- «>( hnIi*. tlic ioIIowIdk Uioneity. u>-wtt:
Lo' of Land No 10 in the IB’h dtFtrl«ti»f orarinaily
Uwflry now DcKalh count), coulal lUK^d2^ n- r* s, more
r . upon which there !r a k<km1 one-itoiy uwclttu^
with du ll u roo-ji attached *nd all necegnary out build
inkif. about 4u acre- K*»od bottom land tn cultivation, all
the lencii k > l * hood repa.r
Lot I land No ii, in the 13th district of originally
11 m ry now i t*Kalb county, Ueoneta, contalun •
acta * more Air ten*, all woodjind oxcep' about 25 acr* f
s«ild hf the proutrtyof Jamct K htnuba, ducuuocd, lor
the nenctitof the hetru ai,d crulito.e
TRKMh—C’Ahll
Part tea de«lrinff to aeo the premlaou will call aim Kll|*h
Morr:a or Johu F. biuhb?,on the prouilaea. November
10 isiu. KLIJAU Morris,
JOHN K HTtlUis.
AdnilnlFiratorii.
novl7*td PrlB»er*» foe * ■ •
Fu.ton Postponed Sheriffs Sales for
December, 1870
W ILL be void before the court hifua« do r In the city
ol AlltiRA, Ua , on Uic ilrs Tucuday iu Decem
ber next, within the letfiil boura ol Hile, the foilo viug
property, to-w t:
The undivided int.A>roat of W n, II. Stur^ora. Ilx.t.'uiAir
o. ThotMNa W. Neely, ductjaFOd, iu the w 4t naif of
land U»t No. 4, in the 14th district of Airi/tuaby lionry
now Ku ton counly. (Ja , c Dta'.ntni; 1 icrvF, ra ire
or i«fn. Said laud wm conveyed by dead tu til bv ri I£
< itWHA.nariAi Sidney i(*nil to hoina-* W Neely anti John
(J Howard, rororaatl in B**ok ri, Pa^eiifli. -u d and la
v krant, and If known as the Derry (Jamraon place, the
f *id undlvldt-4 Interoat levlud on the property of
Wm. li Hturgcre, as tfxecu'or of Tho ui* v\’ .Ne**;y,
dooeM •<!, by v rtna ofdod tp Mtlvty a .*) fa |m 101 from
the Court of Ordinary of Burke coun tv. in fa for of Mr-
H K Neely vri. W'tn U SturKera. Ki- aior of rhoman W
Neely, dec aaed. Property uoluL'd out by R W car*-
well and U Li Perry, pUluttfl.F ailornuya
1M70 W.L, IIDHDA!{.), Deputy Sheriff,
nuvft-td printer*!* (•*• *2 ftiipt»r i«-v
Notice to Debtors and Oreditora-
V Lt. p.'r'onf lndahtsd to Jrjj'ha l^ndrum, Isle ot
Koyette Couutj. sro rt-qae-teil to m .Ko g./mout to
"»• nu(lL-r*lgi"-d. All porsuos bavuig claims ngstnst tLn
c-itie ot Jejiitis I.si.drum, Uoressud. - re uuruuy "utl-
bed tu pietuut U'cm tn terms ol tin law.
W. \f LANDRUM. I ..
<4 M. LANDRUM.f “«««".
novU-A-td i-riiti' r's f.-. S3
Fulton Sheriff's Sale for Januxrv, 1871
W ILL ba void before the court hnu*c door, tn the
city of Atlanta, Pulton c*.uaty, (Jcor^m. on the
flrat Tuesday In January next, within tho lawml houra,
th** following property, ui-wit:
i he one-half inter*:al lit the Kurniture and Fx-u-cf
InUfAiiglng to tho Du'.twl rttatw* Hole , con8 -ting «.f
• MHre, Parlor, Chamber, Dialog Uumn an*t Kiuhen
Pfirnitnr*?. I/evtud on a« the properly *>i (L-urg** John
. Ply no yf
Ueorge Joboaon. Property poiuled out by p>ai nil.
Nwvomber 1,167j. a. M. PKUKKUSa>N.
Deputy SUerill.
fee i‘2 MJ per levy.
novMda
Prlnter'i
GP.OUDI.I, Poiimttu County.
Doubt of Okih.n aiiy, October 21, 1870.
K M, HTlilCKLWD ha 8 applied for uxuinutiou of
• personalty, and setting ap rt and •valuistion of
h*ime8tead, nnd i will pa8- upon th** same at my ofllcs-
iu * iinnuliig, (ia , at 14 o'clock, on the bth day of
November, ld7d. Uy order of:
WM. D. UKNTLKY, Ordinary.
printer's fee |7.
Ii»-an, burn* d 4>reaihtng Fwimining *» tin n*
Ke*’t and Hnndv, Io»f oi Appetite. Td-1V«> i*
Liv r, Mel u. body. N*!rvnnrn***F, W k-iuli Darr*
n*rF, pbyFiral Pr<>rtratto , *'ii Many ol i -
l.uvcd by the um of *mly one bottle.
. Hhi* too (THlncrt quit*-a repntA"(>n fo »
rufTorlrg of tier fi*x, amI Ftmn/.* \\ ,,,, .
pcnrcely * vat fa tied Ia» tun* l.t ha* I- <■ , .
tumplalntF that h ol rttHihted a!) Airil'na v rn'-”. >-< •
M..r.t Many yarn ago. • hr- whter ol *. w .
paged in theprarilrc o! nient* n-, hy a • , . - . v
8U-T4 died in procuring thi saw re *>t m- w . •. i
v.gfOitie R^guia' r, wt.-h hid r< b. m u i •»»% : »
ttu* Medical Pr-ileFFl* n
11- gave It a fair an*l Imparttai irltii In ;l i fr- -,h . *
of var <iur furme nnd fi .. * » .» im .
that ii. 1 <•' ‘ - i e ..
t»rosv‘ C'liirurgical Ifnitti.
Combined vfth other hi wn V( utab
great limy-i ■•h-t ih • uterMjc orjv- . w »■ D
'*» m l UpASp the liv r and how*- . and . -
If (I !•» 1 Of’eOl i n bln id. I.« Ir*-. f- HID’,' .s
- • rii'*!i *ir on fi^'r t!i* < . e • •> ,
It '• •
nflurr thiF valuable <niupound to the uffliA-tcd
under the naiue 01
KNbUSH FKM1LK HI Til IIS.
Th** Medical Profepdloti ut larpn, bat* Iami^ : ,
ne. ll I»r il a medlcliK?, Co,-.''i'll I;':y I? • - i,,, .
that tliA*y •*.» • a eriy pr*--and reconifm"
UittorF io th*iir fornale palieutF
If yon ouid see tb< , ■
nonrlomr lrom phvdlriniiH and t!.« ini'dR wn, I
their langhter- their y. » d tie r frl»s* ( -. bv ■-
Die of the«A* blilFTF. no flckly b-nm *• won It! h*” it t.
us** them. TIi'f Feint'd Regulaior if adapt*d for ( id
\*>uok, innrricAi or Finn * femab'F who ».•*■ • ft . i, d w rt«
f<'rinp of t’ .*nn<*d«'rant'(*n . ni“ Th*y
cu'e painful. HonprcFsod, scanty, p*ofn-*» or irr*un! \ r
MeiiMruatton, (Jtii«»riiF!-,.r (JrA'i'i w».• ► K'11• • r \ h j-
«ir M bites. llyniorlCM Fa 'dn if th** W m ti [
and l:rafibl)’ty A>f the Worn fi pain in th* hup. .-k ,, r
loin-. Mca II ad *chr, palpttat m>u Air tl<itr. r t • .
THE LIVER AND STOMACH
I-,
An- thuruni-hiy sron"i-d un fi rustorod 'o a h'-ail'u nl, .
by th. in oi iht-s'. Httu-r, IL* i» , utfsr lr<M ,i, .l
tsUe r. inLlDstiun. ul rtf ti ur sb-ml "f si - , ,,
priaisrstloii htfnn) th" imbl r.
remsl'-f. sftor conSnoment snrt corv-il •n-f.,'- f .,ni
Sb* dfbtlllstlng cumplsint, who n-inslu weak .i .: ,....
b*o, wtib llttls or no supotltu, sr.- ht hhcl-
strengtbBDcd br Uiolr oib. AsaFaio yl
women ami chllijsen. it hasnnpqnsl. orti isbi.- ...
iul routslns morv mwltral propurtii-f. than on,. ,,, . .
s-iyol lie common sod iiLiastnt " dtiste s:<-<-lml"h<ii.
t'-rs. to ba lound all over it".- 000*1x7: Whan tbo rnurm
rseturers o( tb« common beverages ol the nay ray "i, »
enru a I riis.'aa.-*. -hey we,I kn.,w !h<>> are • i
wool ' oner your <-yi-*. and Isugn at yonr a'lip d i , -i,
beinl ao earlty humbnigcl whenever tin- ,rt' n
or wTueki' If yon really ilealre a v uable iro: .:
y. taMc Tonic ror your" II arm family one u." , '
K tt will last longer and d " ruore good ihau 1 1,ilor n
"f the ordinary ■ grog abop” billers as ■ i , esi,„e"
fut In water, Is sufficient lot a w hole family. As
1 FEMALE REGULATOR,
It ha» no cqial on thla continent, acting pqu-crfnllyanil
promptly l" a I ca*---, where u > or."i"l, • • , v.-ta
li 1s)n-ltbo niedlcm,- fo yo-mg girls, w’„i luve ...ni,.
dlltl, u-ty In retailing the bloom oi tbe eh,-,k- end
who do nol feel eiac y rlgh'. for Ur- luuiln r a! it:.,
'* change of IIIt Boothes ami qnieta uni I the i-ri i,
iwrioil Is passed, a» swceily as If enjoying the bn -Ide.i
beams III opal rav, liittiiu' through the sir or .nial
cltnn-s, The medicine Is acid at the low prie •; i -,.j
tier botl'o. or »i» for |K, and can bo had of a 1 ding i.u
and incrchaiit* Ihrougho t the country. Ad'tri s«
J. T. DICO.VSGO*)I,IA * CO., I’rp's
nemi>liU, Ton 11.
DR0MG00LE & CO.’S bUl’UU.
j
Thu best and ch-iapft combination for all aliivtions
of Ul! Kl tney and lila'der ever oil ti-iI to the p-ji,
I' ia prepared hy regn.ar phyelclaiiB and u-od hy tho
prufesston.
Trice |1, or elx txittlee lor SA. bold by Druggists and
merchants everywhere.
J. V. DROMCIOOLB Jk CX)..
Lov«0-dXw<aaUia Mumphle, Tenn.