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She Haiti! DEHOCRITIC TICKET ! FO K CONG BE8.S: * (bstikth coxanxajiOKAL DurmcT) Cen. P. M. B. YOUNG, Of the County of Bartow. roll DISTXUC'’T HXiNATOK. COL. GEOUUK IIILLYEU. roil IIKPBESKNTATIV X:m. COLOJMKL K. F. IIOC.K, DU. J. S. WILSON, I1EMIY JACKSON. Foil hiiiuiiffT J. O. II A It It IS. FOB CLERK BCPRRIOR COCUT W. II. VENABLE. FOR TAX RECEIVER: A. C. (1IIIER. FOR TAX COLLECTOR • SA NIC EL II. HOYLE. FOR COCNTT TRKABl'RBll C. M. i’AY.NE. FOR COCNTT BCRVEVl ll W. A. IIAUD1N. FOR CORONER I AVILLIANI KILE. ATLANTA GEORGIA Saturday Morning. Doc. 3. 1870. Messrs. Hudson, Mobley and Rus-ell, Irom Hamilton, Harris comity, were in the city yes tcrday, and they gave us a good report of mat ters in their county. Dcmorrnllr Fariy. Wo admonish all true Democrats not to be milled into the belief that the mission of the Republican party has ended; lor the truth i», the mission lias only begun, and the opposition to their reconstruction measures arid policy, both past und present, must be, and shall be, met by the true Democracy. Mr, C. H. SAnoKANT, of the Cincinnati /■.’-*• quirer, called at our sanctum, yesterday, on his way Trom Montgomery, en route lor his home, and gave us an Interesting account ol matters ol differences existing between parties at Mon: gomery. Mr. Sergeant understand) the situs- tion, and takes the right view ol things gen erally. We were pleased with him, and tru-t his visit to the South may prove ■ • r,-d I him and the paper ho represents. Prof. Otto Hparr is getting up an amateur society ol young ladies for the production ol the charming furry opera, “ Lai.a." The per formance will Cake place at an early day, au-l the proceed* are to be devoted to the Lee Monument Fund. The young ladies wh ■ ., ive consented to lake part in it, are requested f - meet to-day at hall-past ten o'clock, A M., ut Cook’s music Btoro, on Marietta strict, ho organization and practice. W on<loi tut. We were surprised while in our businf-w- *.fficc to see Mr. John Tollcsoa, quite an old citizen, call lor a copy ol the Imtki.liuiuicbr, and pr-. ceed to read it without the aid of spectacles, and asked him it it was possible that be c.-uld read without glasses V He said yes. We invited him round, and requested him to read the lead, r in the morning paper, und he did so to thu sur prise and astonishment ol geveral parties present Mr. Tollesou informed us that he was in the eighty-first year of ids age, and had a living wile by whom ho had raised seven children, two girls and live boys, and that ail were living except one son who was killed in the battle at Kennesaw Mountain in the late war. His sons were ail in the Confederate army It is remarkable how some men and women can preserve their eye sight, and read without the aid of glasses, and others destroy their sight by the use ol them. Much reading sometime# is like overmuch righteousness, not very profita ble to either the eyes or soul. As lime goes ou each day brings prosperity in our good city. A lew persons, however, who, with a tmblanct of advancing our interests, arc all the while, to tluir utmost, destroying our reputation and disregarding the Lest germs ol our popularity, to satisfy a part-zau let-ling Actuated by the most stilish motives, they seek to deatroy the rights ol our oldest and beat citi zens, and build up on their ruin their own for tune. And still they arc countenanced and looked upon as th? regenerators ol our reviving city, and receive praise where contempt bh-mld be their due. Let the people note their own true Interests regardless ol “ rings " and party iuti-r- eats. Beck them out and then strike boldly lor them, and we can better benefit ourselves than by leaving our municipal atlairs in the hands ol avarice and uncertainty. Public and private Improvements are ol the highest importance and should be encouraged by our people and the city authorities, but not to the extent of sanctioning the expenditure ol large amount* of the people's money to gratity the demand.ol. “rings" that lortn lor the acquisition ot ltrge profits. Such will bank rupt any city. We were glad to meet our old and esteemed triend, Thomas W. Brooks, in our sancutu, * u yesterday, who had just returned Irom a visit to TexMi. We learned Irom him that, about the last ol September, he and ids brother, A! bert W. Brooks, in company with Mr. Kidd, of New York, visited Texas lor the purpose ol looking at the country and making some in vestment*, and that thoy were highly pleased with the lands and the appearance ol things generaiiy; that the citizens enjoyed fine health, and were very quiet and law abiding people. Emigration to the State was increasing, aud was last aettling up the country; that on his way home, in traveling one hundred aud twen ty-five miles, he met over seven thousand emi grants, consisting ol men, women and child ren, ail Irom the Western Slates. There seems to be a tendency among our people to go to Texas—known in pant years ns the Lone Star State—and a glorious star she is among the American stars ol States. We were also glad to bear direct Irom our old (Head, Dr. U. W. Brown, firmcrly ot At lanta, now residing at Waco, Texas, an-i that he wai in good health and doing a fine prac- 1 tie*. The removal of Dr. Browu was a loss to Atlanta, bat we hope he will reap a rich re ward whereve^e may cast his lot. Mr, Brooks will return to Texas in a few days, and we tender to him our best wishes lor his aa^oMuu . wir. i> .. r. — ■ — - Tiie FarnibtO C’lt-li -Murk Tw-ilii A in on;; liir Hint.ilo Theorists. As snmo of our intelligent and enterprising agriculturists of Davidson, says an exchange, arc about organizing a Fanner’s Club (some thing which ought to have b< - s, by way, long ago), the following I'xpciienre <>! Mark Twain will be d-verth-g i - -■ ri.-■ •.■ 11-■ r, if not edifying. Mark -reports proceedings as follows : Kx-OonaU.blc Quinn dcslo -1 the ulnb : j I form him how to make line, i - • Dr. Slow had la-i-n a practical farmer lor the lust six wi-ik , and in all his v« ini agn- cultural experience uo Buch article root had evt r < me un-h r li-« - ■ c K V TKLEGKAFII. NEW YORK A-s->1-1A TED THE S DISPATCH ES. i\OUN FnltKIUN. Lu'iiinN, Dc-n-mber 2 -To-day tin* Standard lias war dispatches down to three o'clock Hub morning. A. dispatch Iricn Berlin says the French wore repuUed In their great sorties on Thursday. lierc Haims n great victory 'up v 1 l iie French ergon was it y Whs it edible \\ s il isi-flll o any way? or wa-> it, a- hr. more linn mp- pi-Htil, another woidilc.- liiimht-g devised by tiie sharpers to o- fraud us pruclieal farmers? lie knew not whether it was pr. ; rgate I by seeds or by e-iM nbut lie would adv so Mr. Quinn to be shy of bog’s-root, i -;■ > ■ i.!<. il it was a new-tangled or high priced tuber " Mr. Moker, *br agricultural writei. expben- ! tho anatomy ol the hog's prabou.is li signed for sut-ti-ranfan h-rag e b . -. vulgarly called t -Ring, to wim n Mr Q impiiry probably referred. Being a delieuie organ, it -a liable to injury, ilo w uhl rer u n-end that Mr. t^iiinn wipe his l og’s r ose. I: he finds it ted, he may be sure it is ten ft-r ml inerts protection by a metallic hi I. bout resort to the strategic advice of n-- rung a wire ring in the hog’s n-w, i i his u: r.- to re move which be would natarally thrust hit sr. -ut into the soil, and ilius root uuwllli g v !’ at wa» playing ’it rather low on the hog, and lire metallic shield was preferable -on the sc-re of fair dealing and philosophy. Mr. Greeley exhibit) la pumpkin r-f - vn ratbing. As it etuho-lied I is solitary a-.-l. rowe- iug success, after several \-ur- ol so.re- . culture, the club surronmled it with tucoven i heads aud mingled i motions of sui| rut* , a hr, ration and envy. It was a superb Iri.it, and when Mr G.’shnl wa placed ou it, t ■ illu-t- te its si/e- ami syintuelry, llio seemed so pet it altogether jrroduc several enthusiast c members -a ri l rv w ',i have known who raised that pumpkin it they had sic-n it anywhere. Il is to lie phoh grupl - -I by Guru*y, ail-] next year's Tribune i- r,t.< will receive copies. The pumpkin w.c- ri..- fluttering product of one huehei ol se-il plant-.il ou the farm in Cilia in page a. boon uf -r d -a somiiig the vine niuniiesud an inciu.v -it to wither. It was thereupon transplanted to a large lbiwor pot and removed to the town resi dence of its' founder. For some time it |>: . ! for tho FrcLicit, There arc no signs ol weak ness at Tours. Eleven now entrenched cum[jc' arc forming throughout France Tit* -7. •-< thinks the policy of the Gormans in changing positions indicates) important i results. G’-r's ''s reply to Granville leis been publish*d. G'-rtacuukofl reiuscs to discuss the propriety ot his former note, but accepts the conference of the Hovers. operations comuienccd around l'aris yester day. Duel with a largo force, moved from Baris and oee ; ied Montriolis, which, ijpwcvcr, he. was soon compelled to evacuate. The heave- l lighting has been at Ciiampigny and Yilim bur-Morna. Tho Frunch ato now rotfewing Ihc-attatk. I1--.H..I v, December 2—King William sends lb* tollowin ; to the Queeu, dated : \ eiiksaIJ.j.es, November 30 —The'sfxjth t.-r(,« y ate-rclav 1 r-;, -Used-the sortie near Laliay. Over muietry, the hat aial p'tit!| i. n one ibiVuilred prisoners captured, anil lutir bun llv adajrl- -I l-» t ieii ‘-iiiei, an : 1 i i . . , , , , ', , . . .1 fieri an start),, g tha. ' ' iptured and four I,umlre.l killed and drijopcil, and they up nights with it, T expecting that every momoit would he its last, hut every moment turned o ;t not to b> its in-' and with caret'll nursing it fi -by radie-l ..n l came up to maturity, as cherished aud lough a pumpkin as ever grew. Dr Sixhamraors suggested that tho result o! .Mr G.'s indomitable struggle with this pump km showed how every city faintly could pr vide itself With pumpkin-pie. i!u h -pi see the day when ev-ry window 1 in * v* city would he ltd ire-1 with fructifying n km pots, and every workman's eottay u . - ete I in pumpkin vines. Thomas D-ald, ot New 11 tip- \u; • - ' • ihe- dub that he is fifty years old, infirt.. w h consumption, has a large lain ten ilo:,urn m-ney, mid w mts to know w b it o. d Mr. MHo-r—Go out to Greeley's Col n , a- i invi h! in i-ttr '• r 1'.-( • -’i < u. Mr. Layman-Buy a Texas ranc.be or a FI r- ida orange grove. Dr. Smith -1 In head h rn tins i-cht fa-s.i in a bracing Climate. Let Inin start an o, ! _ - plantation in Alaska. Mr. Qreelej - lit' . . t IBs ten dol iirs wouldn’t '. i-l a vtyt j 1 tout West he can invest i* jar, 1 grow ujS wi-l, country, I I had .- tliu Weal w t 1 at Ills age, I sliotl'd t>- a ! -.;/pv ihailTe w . Mi'.. ’I in French also ,orticd ou tho Wurlcmbnrgi r» and Saxons. Their posltions were taken by the French, bu* sub- . - idly were relakeu. ’ Slmul- tarnvais sorties w. tv umde north iud west, and a. l. I' 11(i -. Iln Fri-iicl, w-jij-, repinse . i. ; | s. I ri iua uo-l ut N’orsailles, as it was a central (joint. To day the following wid received from the -imnanduiU ol thi 7th i'rusrian corps, dated iwo suits i f resp-ctiyfie .ne:ib an «»!*!. -, -id a I '.osclehee guiltl/« j ol ijlstrac'mg, ta il! an . farmingefsays. ’ iX'\ \ Mr. If-: ■ — * 1 firm, thirty nul-i up tm- vun rp ( it, V, ' -lay, and inspect a horse ra-iodi 7 -t he ha 1 been persuaded to vegita’e (he ground was tilled,subsoiled and lop-dressed.’ Ib- hit r prmled on that plant only hall a ton -.1 l- - dust, one cart loud ol ush-s an I u birr- ’ - f gu ir.o ; yet m spite ol liis neglect, it had wiihm a >--ar grown to the size ot his little finger, 111a f-nemun would explain to the Ht-rk tlie peculiar difll*'ulty *d r.nsn.g tbi* r , r - - 11 -• w il l treat the club to a M-gi.iat lanner s dm nor, tiie materials I* r which he hud a r-u-ly e, gugnl at the city markets The club aci-pled and * ir-eJ. A iloRHIBJ.R Do.MEaTh: I'RAOEDY. -At the pri liminuiy examination , .1 Mrs. II in ui.f-rUie killing of tier hushaod. at Marshndn 1 w-., the brother-in-law ol the ilenu-'ed irstiflnl that he was present at the shooting. He testi fied that Hallaou was Cllltillg up his wit ’< clothes, aftifr brutal and prolane irsnle.-u-.e on his part, when Mrs II went up to him and said “Ge-age, please don’.'' Then he cont-n'ie' “ bhe sieppo-l t-ai k ; when lie threw the clothes down, and, getting up, gave them ki k and stepping toward his win-, struck ncr in the lace, knocking her down I stepped up to in- lerlere, when, the gi-lting tip, he s:rin k her ,h- secoud time, knocking her down, i ried again to stop him, and she cries out: 'Oh, George, you’ll kill me;’ he uttered an oath a: I knocked ber down the third time in lroul ol the sola, she pleading lor him to Top ; us stra:.:ht- ened up lie clinched her by ihe throat m ■ Jammed her down upon Hie sola, at the saint lirno striking her in the tan: with tbe other ban I. 1 liegged of him to desist, and was at tempting to get hold ol Ins arm, su; p -sing he still had his knife in his hand, when 1 heard the first report of the pistol; he then -truck ber twice, wben I heard thi • < report, and again, when 1 heard the third report, wlr-n he Jumped hack, throwing me Irom him on tin- hul. When I got up 1 saw him lying on the floor by the door, and Mrs. Hanson dropped down on the s- la, exclaiming, ‘Oh, w h it have 1 done?' 1 said 1 -lid not. know, but that she had better go into the other room, she went - ut, an.i 1 came-liratly to the Mayor!* office When 1 returned, Hanson an- du the bed dead," - We r> n’t like to be u I Ways bragglr - a: t gHHh.ng, und we do r.ot think we ao- when we sest-rt tlmt Cart* rsville i- destined to bee -. t city second to none in tnc Suti- in p. ■ t - : wealth and population. We do no; i..nk - :;-ii assertion oil hand, aud just t<> be .1, ; .-, tm pro|K,«e to adduce argument to fully a ibsta.iliuto the asnt rtion. lit the first; n-e, c.it- -vi- o i- s-Miated In one ol the most ler i e, romantic and p-eiurevque H-ction.H of Georgia, ihe -oil yield ing almost every variety ol the cereal-*, vegeta bles, and last, but not least, tbe fi ecy tap!* cotton ; bard by flow the waters ot the E --wall, which oflera great inducements to capita s’a, mid which ere long, will be alive with munu- fuctoricf %long bs liunks. Imlieddcd in the mountains winch rise majestic IIy and grace fully around our town, are iriui..er-hv c, ;anli lies of mineral -ire ol every vari. y and ipulity, which only needs capital tod-v*.- tt, it is u*eles8 for ub to reiterate all this, however-, tor it is known throughout the length und breadth of the United States, that North Georgia is un rivaled in this respect, und eep*(ialiy -.'ur nn- ruedihte section, lic-bi-ie tiie induce*),co sabove referi-d to, t-> iuert-a.se our populat on, yn i *iruw capital to our aid, may be ltd led bn- Par wing, which we affirm no other section can l-oasi in ; good society, unsurpassed school and church lacilitics, salubrious clnnatn, good water, iet-1 ligent,-moral, hospitable, -oti itile, law ahiilmg, UK-rgetic, generous, uud hlglil-med c t/.-ns. With buch a country und inhabitants, ui.d -u- l»tior advuuluges everyway, we do not think we are saying loo much, or more than we ate authorized to say, when we us*crt ti.at Curb r.x- ville is dcstine-l to rank among the tirsiciths in (Itorgta.— UarlenvilU lixprtts trsday: . ^ 'here was a great sortie yesterday. . The Fru ill moved out against- the l’ruasians and Wuiti inb irge'v early in the morning aupporled by a hervy fire Irom ihe torts. Trochu und D.r mu.a---led, in,din - 12...W0 men, lit 1’- o'clock the French were repulsed by tbe Ot li e and retired, subsequently at .'j o'clock tho French »;lacked the Wurtemburgers aud were - again repulsed. I 'I'oCR.a, December 2 —Yesterday it was an- : notince-1 that General Ducrol, with 100,000 men, iiiude a so- -'x-s.-'.tl sorlie bom l’aris on VVednes- -lay. He crossed- Ilo- Marne. The movement Hip c-.inpii-te y succi aalul. Details are morneu- j tardy * xpi t-ted. The ne vs caused an indescribable excitement ! here I ” ving details of the sortie which was begun on tiie 2!iiii The battle iusb d all that night uud to the next night. General Duci-d then crossed the Marne and oc-mp rd M- If-■ sub-cquuntly evacu ated Mesbly and was engaged in the evening ut French victory bad. compelled ihe hasty evacu atin'. ol Amiens, and that tho Germans from that point were hastening to the assistance ol the- besieging army. Lexington, Va.. December 2.—Colonel W. I). WasliingJoti, the painter of “The Burial Of Lalaine,” und l’rplessor of l-’ine Arts in tho V'irgimii Military Institute, died lust uiglit cl paralysis. MfDNlOH f DIHI'.Vi'fU. I7t9. NEW Y'OUJK. N v Void , ], ■ ctt.ii' r 2 Atteni- ;• General -Akerinan conferred with Federal-oilii-inls hero l i-duy regarding the Cuba., expeditions now fit’iiig out b*jiL—NubBequSbtly he departed ->r i,-ii.-1• tvi. * Tho declaim! In Iht New Orleans s’auglitcr hou-e ruse to day, upon u motion I" give a writ ol error by ,<.ice ol siipersedeKs, was den-led ii-lver * ly lo tho butchers, uu-l the j.-i-miid laker, that the Supretip- C .-urt l-.i-re con 1 1 - :t)y inter ler**, *it b r hi \ clrcuntvt-ima-s, \viln (he Mjpreme Court of Louisiana, whereus the restraints asked upp i, d ;• an it turlor < - urt ol State. A i*pe< i„: t- the World irom London - 'ft thut - through the German lines on the south, au-l formed a junction wit: -a p--rtion At General l’oiiiidn's forces, who are advancing from tho soutliweRf,_ 1 The London Stanford warns -England tlmt the Gladstone ministry is preparing lor an infa mous ami dt.-uslToiis capitulate :i to H-jskih, iu spite of Granville’" r* t-l-*:*-ami it the m fert Rus--ia’s note, the in* re n. •-•il-.: ol tin- 1' *-rs will he a virtual -utn s u lo ab lf-is-ia de- IU.Ul*lfi. FOII KHJN, Tni.'lis, 1 l.-ci-m'x r 2—Tne'i -vet ii-m-il.t h* i relcrred t - - tht ii* c -il’c-u 1 m - ;n I’ari* Lhb l-.ngi - sh note asking particii ttiou in the coni’- len-ie. 1/ti.MHiN, December 2 — 'I’lp- p„.- eng* r»’ !* >g g-igi i.li i -a poi’-.on ol -: cargo ol the cUamer Union bfts been saved y ~ A -1 . Cl, I*, 1 , : i I ber Ii»l, h tys “1 ■ . ill - .1,-1 uf a junction with Tp-chu's lon.es. F'ledcrlck Charles is r*-tirln:' '- I re tin: united lories. It is said that Trouou huso.,' le -*l the Wn a 150,000 men and 000 cuinioii. Cl f i Y liKJaVKilY, CORNER* l.bINt* A.SU iiARHI.i - TUKkTH, D.FECHTER, - - - Proprietor. HYMENEAL,. liu'.'T—t'orfEMAN—Warrlcd on Ihu S#tk ult, at tl,o MsthodIP. Cli irrh hi 1,'slUonn, (la., by the Rev Thomas M IMcdf'-t, MB. U. M. IIusit and Mias M--LLIK C. KnmtBAN—tmth *>f Cslhnan. tN t '\v £s. <Ivertisomontw. TO THE LEGAL VOTERS OF ATLANTA. | > Y U u action of tie Cit> of Atlanta, you arc S > r< qineu’d to i*\;.rt'C.- on your 1 ill ta, tit the inam- r pitclt’ciion uo Wf(inc?*day 1.* ■ i ipiirov*! r ilia ftj.itroviii f ihe tf-'ab'iBi uj< nt of i‘ c bchoo's in ; city If a btt'lol bttviiig ‘•‘•'cho ?oh it If voted It j IDC.’iMrt tile ittfUMl/ of ili « it H -Ildf fur ’hr i liuiltl’n^of pflu*' i rotHOtt u. Ut* c ly rf Atlanta and n i t) Hot imvlf tf “No ScUooN" uu il mouna opp'Diillou to i Uie 1 t'P.UHiirc •’.n ( i boiiua : The < ttiHll-'.Bttf f* r Mayur and (.’ouncl'’it (’rt uu »'• 1 ' to have tho r ilcikulB priul* d' couiorm to Uio ubovo | arrauj<f>iiit ll. I'R-’ d WILLIAM KZZ \liU, Mayor. d< 8 I la D. APl J L.mTON &c CO , (Ml, t# • A l> X La lf.A.rs I > writ IdK I HAVE J LET I’l Bl.lBHBO A NlW EOVjSL, BY A HOUXHlSJiM LADY, KWT/.TLID \ A la i: ki ! i; A V t li IK, A NOVEL. CHRISTIAN REID. 1 VO , r?YO. I'ttpor covers, |l. Iu ' !(>U) $1 M. From thi (JharUslun Stu.a “ For once wc.havo before as » South* mi novt l, cor iH-Liiig e«> many --yustoiL- < f k'ood. ttu-l fchowlii*' i* » H M pjwr, iittt U riceile it" forfx'ttnin* id and may a* j t '•','if cly upon In* mcrU. Valeri'- Ayiito-r ' tt ir.o ai)lD >r'n firef publl8h”<- work, bat it ’.f wnttui by in. wiiofo p werf are )u th*dr priai**, and ■ n p iu n wt- iff In tx *.t or* l- it t.■»vu which dot ik bouor t«* our •*,*.. , ttf.t' »! w!i -lac ?v.*’ji.h !ii*iy «• piyuil." t'. m ifu r\lla tsljehl V' r- ._ “ A liit-roiurT A^.'cricaii fiov* '. Tpf i neUlovul), 1 oti.piitfbcd, and brilliant TUh ch.‘T lucrtt ol if)' • i •• lici* m (Jialoicm? itaru ■ :x* Uio col\craatioxitt! lone bi-t-ii t>u tlior**u^hly pr served." From ttu lort>aud At, us “Turao'horof ‘Valeria A > iu«m ’ lias made a moat d» ded hli. Had cannol law u, bo uipveraaiiy rtfeo^r- i, / -d a- «*in* of the rial UK anti brilliant ot Am*rl cuu moral uru.” r fr ■ !>j tu'ui l> any i iir**- an '*/'? of-price. O' Urtkolh oltl F.I-LU; AiMUA, ' ' /lie ‘-.ly liar. UOIU.IV. Soap Factory. W'f-:-: \ . 1%. I xP \\ Ll'.It, \ ii, iiniin i' AflmlniNt i*af oi 1 ^ Halo. H V -VPie ol ur. • *?•!•.- l! - til • < •«*• r-. „ Fa tofL ro’int), I wi" -< b*v..ro Mi* coui« l.tn * GliOUl. I A, J’AUl.rHNO C'*i!'NTY, Ojo- n-aii v a ( r .., ., , r.lVICUM M1' m ■* A M, * -.r bim-df an<l tbre; r nor ■ii ol O Kushuiu, do* rased) lias appiii-d b.r * i* iupi*'( ol p«r«o:.H y, a' (i .•**• ifi)' pir« i.' d va Tt* l ■-■ «*l tiftni -read, ar i.' I w ;.•)•*- ijpin-Ur i*mu m !0 * ' <k.A M.,ou ibo loih day if iOT.-fuber, \rT>. ul mv i-MIc** tx ii. Aloij ;vr.i iUlt Urf’inary. A wit t.r* ■ «r' • ’* fu LKllULIA, H'u n Pountv Oj.oinahv - ! rr. i h - - mi* •; j ;g LRS'Wml H'iAl: ,.s ap.-'u-i f.. r jyup of peffonajiy and I win pu^ upon tin «t:;io «t •< • ' a o. SU., or fi l I D tin I J». * r ).-7" . '*..*. t-.L i;: i v* ' ’ . i i j < :* A.vlf iirio *rv in $d 4ji .it m. I A . Ki l.Tuf l '• i.' s IT nauv’e urn i: D r#nibirfl, ] 70 A. h LN '.V lo-if if .* n r- of adr i t npo i tno chUuo ot M. JS Koany, l u io ol rail* f o ifi' y d'or* ix-ed ~ , "> lit* !•. r'foir, to fiotlly n i peraoti- * - « r: ••«!, to flie tbol ofj-< ions, if any ex.r t oi: or b.-iort i!!;« first M *nriay in Jannt/y },*z\ * !•»« n-.-r- wi l -oprui t..-*l Un: -ppllcaut. 1'AMKL Fl l ’i .*iA>, Urdiiiary. C I'riim- (<■*-11. The Macon Journal learns that Colonel Wm M. Watlley, t’residunt of tho Central Rail mad, has made that city his nermtnuni r.i idence. Wc ihmk it probable the Journal ha.« been mi:- iulormtd.—Savannah Sefiubliean. \ line in one ol Moore’s s ings reads thus : "Our couch shall he ro.-t-s bespai’gl**' with dew- ” To which a sensible girl replied ■ “’fwould give me the rheumaliz, ami ao il would you. 1 ’ ~®TnK Prussians have now in Germany, us prisoners ol war, 4 Marshals, 140 Generals, 10,- 000 officers turd 020,000 tutu. Cl.-mi; guy. Fig filing !>-*> way to Brio, In- then i-ir-'nai-l the Marne, by eight pontoon bridges, mid maintained his position on this bank. Two l’n. -.mi guns wen* captured 'luring the aciiou. Durr* I ins since taken position at Dieinoy. I,aval, Dc-ceuibei 2 —To-day there is u great cx- Helmut over Giuifietta's dispatch, s nn- iio in'.'iug great sweets*: ar»und Paris, where sorties, iu force, defeated the Prussians along the entire lino. The i:m> of I.a,.lie is many miles In extent. Many prisoners illl t cannon have been cap tured. Gaud" lla a'trihu'es the evacuation ol Amiens to 'Ittr I’rtt-an deirit aroiin-l l’aris. The ha e.^ e- ^IliFnced oil the Lull lillnpo,. an-l at h- ' ifiri/: *-■•-! i:.''.-;si?arrisoi, reiil^m’-.l . ; Iffiai ),: ■■ ■’ i tured ■'*' ’- 1 To-day Oatnhettu publicly announces tlmt the arm;, ol the Loire successfully resisted Ihemt- tackson tiie riglit and left Wings, and is now moving forward. G-iinhi-ua continues: “ Victory now favors tho French.” ! 1-hOHl.lA, 11.1.TD,' i . . .1 Uiii)iH»iiy’« iirncti Dei-mliur S, 1871) fP K RAWMON, K.t^jii-orof tbr *v-U * of F mi 2 i« II ‘olenmn, ittycof <* oi/ -July erm .1 Attid truf *> COIlCt-rH’ : •»'#’ 'ifr y I.OI f\u:l t<> . «• ’ :.* Ir object ol)*, If nay • x, t*i wllllin Un- ft . pr- • r , ... t ., I MW. *• «U ottufs of did'll --Of. A' r hi 11 *• (1 ll, IM «11*. i. ri ri'MAxN, Ol*. Diliy. John T, crt’flilorM. Turin- * ii-f) UP. IIAHD'I nov.'l tr] do* J ii« Pri life: PAYNK. Aim j\ j i r i UN- afuoi (J. .lUlUti. •v t! lyintr i * of -aid (1 pd r-muit r . v ■ r. vrfun m uio I .V ii.rv 1XJ l»l -si* ATCUldS. xv \.n:ii mjto.x, Washington, December e —B. P, Blanchard has been uppolnlcd (Kislmoster at Orleans vice Lowell, removed. Ihe President Ins pardoned ex-Speaker Calicol of the New Yors Legislature, sentenced about two years ago to l wo years’ imprisonment and $i0,DO0 fine, tor revenue frauds. Thu par don remits the tine. NKW YOIIK. New Y ohk, December 2.—The Presidents of railroads throughout the country are in secret session ut the St. Nicholas Hotel, it is iin.ler-^, stood that the object is to end ruinous compe titions. No conclusions’ reached. The meeting convenes again to-rn- rrow. ■ To llu: Amwt.it.,I I'rai:— Please notify the public that ullhot- h there Will N considerable, atei iy, we can sa.i-l slowly lo Europe UiMiigh the French cable. Tlitrefore messages will tie :* - * -V* ■ 1 aud Iran-Ill .- i as earlvss possible, as-1 the exact order oi their r- eepfmn. (Signed) Cvnus W. Fields. FbllElliV, J,on don, December li is reported that Garibaldi lias had great success at Actum N"tuiug official. A telegram to the Timet says that Prince Frederick Charles is retiring before the army ol Loire, which 1h in great i-ncc. A Versailles dispatch says “ Yesterday a sortie of 50(XX) French against the Wurtciu- I'urgers at Villiers was flanked by the fitli Prussian corps The French Huifured great loss i lie* object 61 the sortie was to open comtnuui- culion Withllieariny ol Loire via Fontainb’eau." Later dispatches from Tours, relative to the movewiontsof the army ol Loire, says: “ The uiovcmeut of the array began Wednesday, aud was directed by the Minister of War. The first operation was favorable. General Clmnsy leu Ins position ou the left to-day and found the Prussians entrenched, ile immediately pave them battle, which ended only with night The Prussians were compelled lo retire. Tho French camped in the positions taken. The French artillery was well handled. The German mss was jicavy—the French very light. The posi tions raptured by tlnj“French were ut Gallen- vdle, Fcrineniers und Garners." Tours, December 1.—The Army ol the Loire engaged the Prussians to tiny. Their position extended from Chateau Dun, through Join- ville, to Tours, and from there lo Pelbevieri and Beaune la Roland. TcUtts, December 2.—Yesterday evening the city was intensely excited. Responding to the shouts of the people, Ganibelto appearod. lie praised Trochu and Ducral for their successful sortie, and rciteruUd the statement that thu UlxJ Vhttl'ir.* <» of lllfl'l, to- iVlt . Ui. l,.j'Hlr.' lttfi(i twenty ac'ii* of lot No r.i ; tttao. j or i Of l »* a- re», U* ing tho w at I, ill o' l tiii-, r >.\ ruij'iti . tO.t t 'o tt!;*; )i*riiiti it <ir.il t • ) 'i.* »*t:t . - mi 1 i.i y *•>•» I hi j -■ •'"U* iI). Til! «»i l-tt i mi\ifi u ! ■ • bulfrt “ & • •kiiov •*. <u> i -.\ 4 ,* . • ■ i. • ■ v -Ti, - ■. f-:- t f *i Hi.-! 7 l5.iui.iUu Jia fit l, Lbo \>to h > r./o; l-i* II. .mu. b, G-OUUlecii. . K. W LKACII, Adtn\iii , *trtttor do bonta i. -n nun t - • . • * tint, x ». tdrt Jtf 1 ’ l -r'H !»•* f ;.* d/j j i-... H Y virtue of nn ordur Irom the < onrt of OrJIiiarv of Fori*ytl) GOD* ly. (.tt , Wt wM fflll before th*Co irt j i . - * nn bourH of naif, tilt Lliu ilr•*i Ttjortdn,, lu Let iabx ;- lie\l. tbe follow, i, j |.r ; ■ rf y lo wit: 'I • • Mtir»! j»; itif/T * n w l • ,r< ■ . , ') H.irrlM r - •iii •rrc- on Y.tkun ( ii * - in.d m.*i id rultlvVloi), tt |»or ! "i; ):--*.t. ll - If.; ^ ,■ *| -|.x.;|| • Ito’i-f to <i other tt"« • -t. • G * , * . t *,, * fiitd pi 'icli or dm cK N" III 11.* 1 ’7 17'. 7* ll.Ioj, !-.Y 1-1, lu. 1 2Hi :i7 :S i.o' N|> i in id 1 . tl.-ir; tt d : * - ,.»d *f - t ■ conut <if For*>th ; itiP-i. one f mr, 1 i«r•—t ti tho land tt'<1 ii.crdi in Mil' s ton’ ruin- iv sl i umm’D^ A* i*»7.il lor t' i. IF of the be r- n U t reuiu-ra of raid L. li. Ilirr rt de« HAt I T'KM^ • ■ i ird <H-h , Oi.o-tl.lrd f'x month* •dW ' ’l! '1 'll- ' t i'\* III”! ’ , ( t-l t 'll * -Jrt njM.* w|i'*d * i be pu ■ i.-tr.' /’"• *-. lo piit» Tin4, j7in OaUeiVl^O. *l\MhM, II ' HKl.N, r Adinini^f uilor’N r-» Tut’-diy In N<* *t| I’tl . ut! Ktt ii the lib, Ibo Ibliowti)^ l/itclrt e'en, it bfltuj? the . -t -1 : . ■• * ort21 . id s' M It liAliHIS NLSS ION *1 A KKRLL. *’* Atfm I Irlr tt ili. pr ntcr’** r-T> p r -tjti ir. 1,31)0 ACRES OF RIVER HKD . ' r ] w ,u,„ H 1 rl'‘h»}4t !*'•!•: DeGfive’s Opera House. kJ UISS I,At III KGIi.VK, - - I. HATTIIIMY MATlNKi;, 1 o nuii. lip tt i - * -t- . w - *1,1:,,;, CASTE. M A I' V, H l> A \ JOT I (i II -l- , Last Appearance of the. FLORENCES- When will bo repeated, uY Li.HT, TICKET - OF - LEAVE MAN. (li’CTIt DeG-ive’s Opera House. W M IIOM.AND Li-*I"‘.-sn-l Min nai-r JOSKFU Mcakdle , Uadi) r- M)i ijer THE CHEAT EVENT. MR. EDWIN FORREST, Supgurtwl ll)- «i*f 1.1 .MI-) M W 11 Millm,ant W, M. liuhLANil’s l'iam ■ -lo I’ompaii) • KOK FIVE NIUUTB-ldMMl{NCIN(l MONDaY, DEGF MB EH l . 1870 Nf'>ndtty, Durcmbpr Bth .. . 1' '-tl ty Dec. uili»r ♦;tn *’dno (tay D-.Ti'mluT 7 b '1 liiir-d-tv Dfr. nil). r Sih . I ’/lday, December Vlh VlHOIMfb. I l< III.LIKIV ........ .li MLK . K1NU ! '' * '■ Da Mun AM) i*i i ii .*> Madame IDelaoliamps* ALONE IN A MOUNTAIN GORGE t *.—, 8nn*?l Piconaed In tbe w*ld» of one of in« Middle St'ifce,‘lived Mftdanio Dcladnunp-., m \\,) »- with nokn 'Wii protuG'or. eave ?i 'i ! 'h r u ! dO|j thut i-v r pto >d neeldf hei '0 defend in tin < f : II* r Hina i id-.-a- (ovc.i’d ciiimi. "r ipped with lb» -> • r- -* -tr <l ■ >- icj» itpiitarcd hi I away by a c - ! ,i ••• pin vtli, nr.d fllo-e'y unv'roned oi: Mi . -f t ' »• -t by it -!•<•; ,• rin’ny ravlno that led a mu, bm a to the rnciiu- Ui'.n k’or.’c. I.Lr miL.'H tin tin; ambient i*lr. Wnit' d fr.on i-.tt irtdn ■r. . *• \x i: 11 (* 1 nrii K to tl.»* ID"GI. A'.h - .■ k’-t * r : bro* !f * irly mr.ri.Vt irun'le dewflr - eb.. ‘tv.-d -* :?try hi tl ttloiic for inHny long ' pare. 'I hu caia 'lour-; u u oartbly mldnlirht y.*j!. and Ibo W" : iV d■■ <■ : h.»vv, i •*.■• ipi- nt y ttro-.-.-l h« r Irom pltM.^Hit mblti! .b’ a'liiiibcri!. N w ami *lit’M rh*.’ would um ri;*- from ! u:.h n-.w. homo und inlntfiu with tho ‘.tidaDitnniM aruu f il tbmit for oi.,- ^r t\v«) inoiith' Ht ii time Khu wit*- • • onric in her u - hi -Ih'I \i* w <l her an u vluir • urPt.-it Wui.! horn home, *h- Hpi trorflv !i id Mi' one object, avi that wi.f Ihe rclluf of bur hill - :- «l r* x ; i,d**r h h j; oji ’I.- < t tddu. coil'd b ■ «••*•!, hi. o. i Ig-Ii *> r| dirk oi t m du.rHble i»i/u rnmutl ’,-r h«*r owii pr- tt- Mon, M l: I V cl riour tt/ica made irom ibe SKINS OF RABBITS AND RACCOON’S Arrang'd In a'L. rnatr ttrlpca. Th's hue (oiitai* • d -» rid pa 'liM flit, rurlou* n lb.a. a tv<v Ii*/ 1 t yun v i-, , ,t Mnn'lurfc rontalninKa couth t power mud • r < -I r* i- k"> wii oi ly o h«-• r-elf. ih* rniv o >.s ■ • ’1- w'.’,h fix- teioi'lfy ol do lit an iu ■ -on rer v* d moant.'dn In mu tu rod tl. (i "u'Marii-tn, w;ib t’:'- unknown V'^uubii pt-wd* r. w| imud po-FuHip’d tt wowlerfuj j,o"ur ovc-ui do h* r fit Ml w; Miu lurnalu ta x tc:xiix.-c! t ,v : Ij>hj-.»vlib which «*hu proponed to cure 11, ,ih." i Atnl (b r»i:io’muuf« or ibai or/an, and h'udred <> p-t uit* fr» . o' cftar*r,’ W.Ui nm b -ii . . .. i* Hf en liuv* a wb" applied, that xa jtl.;ij t w _v-.,r- i i• ’ t a- fume In * uina krown far hd * dredn < f t» tU r Of u.- upp el for rt i in iheir holm** huii byai.d happy Mat, t*< know :ju r j r tt -it! l and larifu > vt'«ru ofliriu bug wouidd vuj^o it—bu ;i liun- lurip’d I.XjoUi Ftubln During hur solitary life to whom promised to 1) IV l L V E II E U S E ( U I. T lb fore .iylnjj II h few yci. n, ar i! M.'hf bup int" e:oH“ around !»u- < Imparl d ibis . rtm nm l t«- ii,.- 1? iramed »iif•• tt r-puta "f he fnlb’d i ■'(•'ed 1 p'aii'H that bad i • .Many y* .tr»* axo, »b« v*rn :■ *J ! If prar !ru o'. i*ictnu iic " V led oil procur.U/ Ml, !•>*■?•■ f*:?tt 1, 1 *• fp^iilafor, which had ’*'<■ K. I'rwVHfl' ii. • It a fair ai <j impartial r f rn fin. i to Ui* virlueH i b'ro>*' illcrlico Chirurgical lu'iii «. ’o11111'i url wifi: ofhor known vuirufaMuTon'fH ;..'W* r over thj llterlnu tucHt * , w I li a ' i in . poll Mi u llv.r tnd bo wt. - tun Xmijd ; . t ; lr«r toii/---x''l f'lubli-oU. Ir In?- formed t vx < i) for tbi of all I r'f-F'il '||, i n'y male l<* kM .m r ti .w i- A 1 MiIh vi 1 tl, compo'tiua I" lit aJl.t ltd i.DUer the LuiiiC ol ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS, have lot * iyit.H ,. ruC«>lJini' frit: iri)pb<*l!tor, * next, the A c*i*«*h, hoinepicttd of ib lalei.'. (iorinau, ('oiitulnliiK Lit I I ti ii <1 ft more-<•'* !•* Ab- u* - x hnn Ire ' a. ; - 11, ru'f 1 vat! four handr-d of wn • i \* Urn . ;.i - - river boiteni, bn nee ih wu I I’.inb T.-■.» t -..til l Klvr.r tnd Mirt' Ch i torn. The place Is w**u iu ,r *v. I hav nn up i. it ue V, o» wl Sitlltimiila hicti ht- a m od tp n- p r « vemui 11* tt tfOOd d V ell'll ' l I, lU'iblcr ' u Ii 1 iuHtead, e»< n - lit - * v d’ue I i# ,n«1 out hr.uH •• Tbr • »r?)4 t known an 'he "i'i* -iuad conal&tr of and oufh*»u* - ;m hoiiiM* birn arid etab'en ; n'-o an uv Ant r« ,)11 vater) mn and cotton pr .-*,wb,.li wah bal f r IT (* *.<1 V/it*’* ! H PI) -ft t •" r »■ or we t. i'.no locality .* o:..- f the IihaUIiIchi that cab be f» n TheplacalHH uttti .Ion tbe north bank of tm* ( hat- tahoochee nv-r fou/ rn .■•< at» -. • ■ i; • 'on tr,,- cou. • j -• tt; leven ra - - from : .■ \. A Vi lb K U 1- n.lloB irom Atiuir.-x . Las a chut rod Ferry and jjood Lotts The h vlu 1** for M. mrpoHe of exurntlutj th•• lart will and r< ntament of iIt• • late (t Morman All perMjn- wishing t -p . i- a e c icitud t r come *u,d axamu.c tue place prcv.ous t*> tr. • sale. T* r it- • ash. J .M <iOKM l 'i. i .. A. Li UK MON. f UovW— tllducl Forsy’h. Sheriif’d Sale#* \ V 111 Tl tom * i •all o- Lot o' Land No. 1171. : n f ll , M intr .< t And ll ■**» I Of A li vorofT H. Sttub'ol vs - II M .-fin’d a- ih«- prop erty ot th** dele dan*. !*r , r . , pip *. -at o, -ail il fa. i evy made and ret in.td u< me . > a n.iv , .\ i >:• y* <»- her 1, ii'tU. J •* M MM • *1 dots td# i'rinter'e feu fi ,A» per levy. (IF.OKiil A, Fohbtth Koluti, I jTOUK i • . Application will be m dr i j tho Coart of Ord'n vry of Korayth com Ga for learo w lajl tbe real aataU of John W. JdcAi. e l < ttHc’ 1 LI.IJaiI i;. MoaFRB Adnln'Btra’r-r. * * ■ 1 •• '4 i f e # 8 <«Iiu.r<liuu'm HhIlv, TTY 'lrtue of an ordt’;r ui tne Court of Ord nnry f Fuiiou comity, tm the hurt Tue-n .y in Jmmary next, wll be - tl before fh • r ■ ur’. ll -u* d* or in Daltoo, WMtfleld coairy, bciw -en th«* luy-il I ••urn oi bu c, a j that tract »»r parcel ol Und lying and belli a in tbecltyof Ibtlioi) ai.d xu -wn <>u me inapo: raid * i AM town lot N'». :r Ol Hvivig- itrect, and th*’ h* niliof the lot n^xt adjoining on tho u •rtb to the Bald lot No. 16 aud numbered 17, on the west ride of said beivld^e itrec-l. Terms each MANY A. WILLIAMS. Guardi in. nov!6TuwtJaui printer's fev |. r > jht etpiarc. SATURDAY AKTFCKNOON vd i.VK'.lN'* D.cur. i her 10, the Kifln star, MUs ^KflK J\)I1N-*, will up ear. A dim sion |1 U0. Iteeervcd H»uf,H. |i 60 <U!!ory, 'i r a: trnlnM wll! be run t, cc >mmoda’e persona at 1 ’i * '»• and cu ,i- can be h-tiimgi D\ him ' > t.-'f erapb ui I II- ips X "re v s Mns uand Hook Store, commencing MoikIhv o. a. M., November ^ Mi no'- ;t3 daw F C. \\ w|.LS, Agent Ollloifttl A <lv't;rti.semoots KXKi'I T VK DKi'AUTSr NT, I Atlanta, Novembi r vbM, ls7n, f WliKHKAS, A vacancy ha** ocurred ai:d ’**w exist’*. In the otllce of on* of th*! Tru^teea of ^h" Lunatic A§y- luui, cm used by the death of Hon. H. U. deGraflenrlod ; n iw, therefore, It is Oil 1>F;n 1*7D, Tha* II m K' 1IRA1M TWBBDY. of the county of Kiclimoud. be aud be Is hereby appoli t- «• l one oi tbr T ruatves of the Lunatic Asylum, to dll t e vacauey aforenald. KL'FDS 13. UL’IiLOCK. Ily the Governor; it. li, Atkinaox hecretary Kxccutlyc Department duc9—d8* wit The .Mitl ■ al I’rofus^loi. at nr* <1 <' f -ii ii tt r.iei'tatu ■. consu t H’ 'bey hu lauerly prescoh liif ■ r- » Itelr fenrule par ui,t- !f veil « ti" 1 hi r Mi* 1 p e nf r?r 111* p ttpp’ • romlnn s from t*h . “ician- and. ”«• pi. i *« « j. ' h» Ir >1» pli'.i - Ho r '4ii> « .j useof these bi ters no sickly !• i- u»” the Th •* Fi male K« ’tih’or nri •- \oan.;, ms rn*d or suiy!*- hmi en a bo- . b re u'e o brotiT f- r * of I !i i tn J, ra * « - rn ' - cas i - t , - . Mcnslr it ton, ( h , «,r *'r um, , • »r Writes llvBiurltc I'alHn • of th" VN'i-n.b I ii* l-ra >ib ' tv tM Mi" Womb pi,,- u *, •in- so * 1! a lttcli". ffiipitn-- or t! • , 11- x.t, hnrrlud br*»:i ng Hwlmmlng .. !, t Ft ird Manta, "c** o' Ap eif.-, n i•* - l-iv- : Mein- I tin iy >e-V'YUSIJ* -h, \\ - L u#*H. tJiy-'cal i*r siraMo', - Man, ol ;!„■ i eved :•> tne u*e of omy on* bottlu. THE LIVER AND NTO M UII Are tlw r th h'v aroused and restored •*, a I * Vt* v bv tl u * ■*' t.i s* Hit * r, * t- j * i,'hr l» - iv tabl < mbit, t »*n. ;l re- tt lurahCKl of a ., • prepH’rttlor bi r. t . t■ pm, c Fi'in• l« s tt.u t confl iei.’ md ronv i *-i ';t- f a .y deb Hating c««mplaiii', who retrial' w . - p ble. wmb litfs or ui, n»t,nt 1 • * .v*- nt <o.< , .,j Y ' ru.ng h-’ii •<! bv • - r tiae A - Family I' * '«• •- t r, worn i and uhi'da < it has no equ I U<p i.■»*, , - , tut conjaiim more iii,’*Iich! prop* rtles th -r * i *■ ,*• » y <>i re common and p! asam " d' u,. i, , •• ter*. b> be found ni! ovt!»*• country. \\ n. ., f,.- m factu* rsof thDCommo?) bevu'ages nf ti e * ,- cure a 1 diH* iaes. »he> w I kn-w »hev an ■ j. i .-'r, *»«*»/««--7-.. »'.<! i-iDgti a, I l.-ii 3 wi 1-4.1'r ’ um -niif -.1 ,h'i:*-v*-i iu, ,rt . "f wnsk * K )',a rt-nlij deslrr n va ual- - irii* - inh' loi.lcru*- your-II ana f»,-ily, ,, , „ F I* will loimer ai.d d*-mure good -i -- . - I lit*; ordinary"r- g »hii|i” Inti- rn i . fai Iu wso-r, i«aulUclont loi a whole lamily a. - A FEMALE REGULATOR, Ii.ui lo ik' l eon regarded oa the I -i a id hi i Baking Powder in two. PerfurHv pure and In It makea. At rftiort notice, deliuiiim p.jg,mt,, k,,||'h. A (* 'I hero need be :.*» iste ol food j»repur",| w ith It, oa It ia Alwni a of the Vm qu d'tv V* » -mi! I say to those who have never inn-d it’f'.at n \,*ry fe\V trials will ennb' them t ; us- it, n.ito* ly wiiUeuiuo au'isfju’tion, but with economy. Put up n ll, m i weight, ua ret rem i)t**L Uruocrn and Doalera sell it- DOOLEY *5c BROTHER, Pioji's, OO Now Street, hew York 'Try. NOTICE, r |lHK Copartnership hereto ore cxl-tlnK und*r ’be A tlrtn iiHiue of H* I & M add a •; h this day d:-solved b • luutna' c«»n*u t. Jt «’ Wadd«tl Co., will seltla a I tbv arcouiUM of tho thin. Jl fi UBLL oovlT 1*.C\ WaIiDAIL. ii I.OIt(;i A, Pkke.shC.i sty Ohdinary'b iJrriOT, Novitmhkr ‘K 1870 V NNA HHtiCK. wile of John brut k, L-v* hi pltt d f-r rx'raptlon of personally and sett ig aj art aid v "Uition of h(»muBt* ad. and I will pa-- upon tbe same It 11 O'clock, a m , ou the iilhdny ulDm tuber, 1U7U at my ofllco. W. II. SlMMnNS, Ordinary, dec* UAwit i'riulcr’H fee fi. if- ll l).,» no C--I is 1 nn tbit emtlnnnt, tctlng gow!*rlu:,»e ■IBUtL-tlv III »-l dum-v, whi-ri- n-i nr ;i,nl< . - ,, I- j-i-1 Ihe nipdlcinc fo- yn ,n • /ir an,,, !, gtfv --'Hi n - In r, i, n ug tha aloom o tic ch"i-U a »hodnn"l foelcmci y r-gh-. gor th- d <>-h.-r 11 i "dh lo-.- il li (■«-.” H sooth* » aud <|H «•(* u-.t - --li, ■ - d - “-v eel > ar If - j ■ l-L-nm-* rn, ll 11in th)-.-i/h r, , ,, r . ,, r I'" -Tlu- med Cliic ll* 8-.I-I at tho low " i.or boll a. or tx for N a -i can ba bad oi - und merchant* throughout the* country. Addicsn IJ. T. UKOJIUDOLI! A. CO., l*rp*i*, XI i-ni I* h la. Tail ii, UR0MG00LE & t’O.'S bflCHU. Tb** bt'st ai d cheapest combination for all artuct nm of th" Kid H and H'a'dur -‘re- nr rd »o tl; «p ■« if. I' Ir pru.iared by rogu ar phy»lcwuJ» and ue»d by thi profeBslon. Price |1, or six bottle* lor $5. Sold by Dra/gine and mcrchA .ta everywhere J. P. DKOMGOOLR A I’O . lie v HO —d A w codim Memphta, Ti'fta.