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fifidi'ti ®lw gaits 3fnt(irj1fn«r. DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOB COWG.UES"! (•rrisTti combimiciu. distuot) Cen. P.! M. B. YOUNG, Of the Coanty of Bartow. yOIl DI8TIIICT 8KWATOU. COL. CBOBGK HILL YKR. FOAl BEPBB8ENTAT1VEH. COLONEL B. F. HOOK, DB. J.1B. WILSON, UKMir JACKSON. FOB HJIKRIFF >' J. O. MA BUIS. FOB CI.KHK SOrKKIOll COC11T : XV. It. VKNABLK. rOB TAX RKCK1VSK: A. O. (1HIKII. FOB TAX COLLRCTOn: IlIllIEL It. 1IOVLB. fob county tukasuuku ■ C. n. PAYNE. FOB COUNTY 8CIIVBY0B : W. A. HAUDIN.i FOR COHONKnt '.WILLIASirKlLF. ATLANTA.GEORGIA Saturday Morning. Ccc. 10. 1870. Tub following resolution win adopted l>jr flic Democralic Convention, field lu AUauta on t te 17thof August, 1870, to-wit Itoolced, That tho President ot the Conven tion be instructed to appoint an Kxin-utive Com miltcc, composed ot two from each Congres sional District, who shall choose a chairman from outside their own number wiih power on their part to call a future Convention ot the Democratic party, and with such other ;>owcr» as have usually exercised by Democratic Eccu- tive Committees; their appointment to last uu til the assemblage ol the next Democratic Cen Fentlon. In pursuance ot this resolution, the Com mitteo was appointed lor the purpose* named in the resolution only, but with no powr t.> chsDge the plstlorm in any panicnlar. IXmocr/ry. The National Democratic l’arty, in conven tion assembled, In New York, July, 1808, made the following charg< against the Radical parly In Congress, to-wit: Under its repeated assanlls, the pillars ol the Government ate rocking on their banc, and, ahould it aucceed In November next, and inau gurate its President, we will meet a* a subject and conquered people, amid the ruins of lilierty and the scattered fragments ol the Constitution ; and wo do declare and resolve, that, eve; since the people ol the United States threw off all sub lection to the British Crown, the privilege o trust and sulirago have belonged to the sever,» ■ States, and have been granted, regulated, and controlled exclusively by the political power ol each Htate, and any attempt by Congress, on any pretext whatever, to deprive any Htate of this right, or interfere with its exercise, is a flagraut usurpation ol power which ran find no warrant in the Constitution, and, it sanctioned by the people, will subvert ourtormolirovcrmnent, and can only end in a single, centralized, cuntolida- ted government, In which the Bcpcrute existence of the States will be entirely absorbed and an unqualified despotism be established in place ol a Federal Union of equal Slates. That we regard the reconstruction acta nl Coupes*, so-called, as usurpations, unconstitu tional, revolutionary and void. In the foregoing are live issues-yes, living issues—between the Radical snd Democratic parties, which will survive generation alter generation in this country, and yet we are told that all are dead and that there is no difference between the two great national parties, but lbal of finances and the management of money. From such ignorance and stupidity may the good Lord save us and our country. In support of the declaration of principles made by the National Democracy, we call special attention to the following resolution adopted by the Democratic Convention held in Atlanta on the 17th of August 1870: Ruotted, That the Democratic party ol the Htate of Georgia stands upon the principles ot the Democratic party of the Union bringing in to special prominence, as applicable to the pres ent extraordinary condition ot the country, the unchangeable doctrine that this is a Union ol of Stales; and the indestructibility of the States, and of their rights, and of their equality with osch other, is an luUispenatble part ol our pollt- ical system. Is this enough. Can any one longer doubt ? Will they deny tho truth T Abandon these principles, and the party will soon go to pieces, but stand by and flru.iy advocate them upon every hill and valley belore the people, and ail will come right some time. Agricultural Economy. The year 1870 is now near it* end, leaving with the industrious and economical bounteous crops, but bad markets lor the principal pro duct. Farmers throughout the land h»va reaped planteoualy ol earth's productions, whaievcr they planted being brought forth msmfoid and bonutifully. Thejpresent year ia crowded with big events, and everjr farmer, with grateful heart, acknowledge* its benefits. The season Lu proven *1 beneficial ns could ba, but the people, by'lheir natural Inborn ava rice, bavo overlooked their true interests in try ing to make too much. Large crops of cotton have been made, at an expense that would have auited a larger price on the product, but as it is the cotton raisers will reap very small rewards. Let us lint raise corn and oilier grain ; raise and fatten our own meat; then wu can atiord to plant cotton for the market. A* we do, what little money we get for our cotton we have to expend lor provisions, and have an insufficiency to cflect material im provements on our farms. It is a policy that will prove injurious—already has done so, in fact—and should be abandoned; and there is no hope of its being so until the people sec the importance of raising their own provisions first, Democrat! i Above all, don't yield nor surrender your principles. The negroes are entitled, It Is true, to vote end to hold office under the reconstruction laws and tho amended constitution, as they arc, and we will ,not molest them in the enjoyment of these privileges so long as this right exists, but matter* can lie changed in a quiet and legal way, through the ballot box and the regular constitutional way, and it ought to be dene, and wu hello to It will he In tbs course of time. The right ol the States to control the question of etiflrage ran lie changed and given hack to the States where it lias always existed uniil the adoption of the 15th Amendment, and that, too, will be accomplished, it the Democrats will but adhere to their principles. We have never asked a negro to vote, and wc don't expect to do to. It was wrong to give or confer up< u them political rights and wu cannot, in good con science, invite them to vote lor Democrat*. Wc are well disposed to the negroes, and will do nothing tore exslavethem Willing to givefull and ample protection to their person and prop erty, treat them kindly and advise them to make property and to educate their children, but will never consent not to withdraw the political lights, if it should ever lie in our power to do it. This is plain talk, but we feel It to he right, and wo will not deceive the white* and negroes upon this subject. We believe honestly that it IS .best, lor both races, that tho white people rule and govern this country. ,T. L. Dunnino,—Tim political angling of this scalawag on the prolongation question, dur irg the recent session of the General Asstmbly, w a* such as to call forth an endorsement liy several of our Democratic cotemporariee, of his honesty ol purpose in all polltieal matter*. It Is true tin t lie dresses well, assumes the air ol a gentleman, aud c'aiuis that Atlanta hat been bis liouie for twenty-five years, but then his appeals to the negroes on Saturday sle w conclusively that he Is an unprincipled political demagogue lie has yet to learn that the white people of this Commonwealth hare too much fureeight to confound the hissing ol a snake with the voice ol kindness. The loregoing is what tho Monroe Adre'iuer says about Mr. Dunning who made a speech to tho Degrees in Forsyth, and the following i» also from the Advertiser : B r^LfeKAFIl, NKW YORK ASBOUIATKD PKB-8 DISPATCHES NOON mSl'ATCUKB. NEW TOltK. parties designated to verify tbe news. The nf. Official AdVerGsements 1 A TilTbl^h o''.I” !t*r wa3 refused, anil lb© GofertJrnPOt at onco ~ ~ en-rprlse. No humbug Aricirv-s l< M< i.m «>• A PROCLAMATION. reported very wealthy, lias been arrested > u the charge of counterfeiting the 7-80 bonds, of whteb Ui! Government redeemed over a quarter of a million, lie was balled for $:)0,000. A LA BARI t. Montoomkhv, lktember 9—T his morning, Smith withdrew Irom tne contest for the Gov ernorship, and yielded Ilia office to I.ii d>ay Everything is joyful, aud nodetniuiior com w..s made except of tbxiikfuiuesa that the poutlict ia over. FOH+ttfiN. Toons. December if — Munlargis, in the de partment ol the Loire, has been cvueuaied by the Germans. The army ol the Loire has a f a u started forward. A balloon from Paris ol tfir 8lh says the ji'.u ation Is satislactory. The Prussians are actively constructing works in the rear of the lines from a filch the French recently drove them. A large number ot prisoners have arrived from Paris. They were capture I in the bailies east tud south of tbd city no the second. The Prussians, in Iheir attack, hurled 1 20 " 0 men against Ducrat, licvertkclos lit held lit.' ground and repulsed the enemy. Advices from Belfort to the 6th, snys, the siege is progressing vigorously. The Prussians were beaten oil In an attempt to storm the winks. One Prussian regiment was cut to pieces. London, December 9 —T 7u article . n President Grant's message say*ilshows a niter stage In Grant’s downward career i 1 baches how 1st liie high' »l imiiori' :e» w :,l go when the baiauec ol parlies is unslal e Berlin, December 9 KiDg Louis, of Hava ria, writes King John, ol Saxony: "Tne Ger mans led by King William, celebrated the brotherhood of arms thus gtvie.; . orions proof of the importance and power ol united Ger many, and have negotiated to tlifo cud »i Ver- KadicaI. BKNTiMSNT—The rTc'.sniation of dailies, and now invite you and other German issued a proclamation giving the lacts, and sav ing that even if the news wsft true, they would I'lill have the right to expect a great movement | ot the nation. Advices from reliable parties show that the j Nbw Your, December 9 — William Rockway, aucctsses of the Parisians were greather than w.is supposed. When the .balloon started, firing was heard j south ol Paris. Tbi Paris journals anuounce a chance in llm > Army of tbe Loire. It is divided into three i cor;is, commanded by Bourbaki, C’liauscy and Billot. <J E O It <J I A i T?y Kufus B. Bullock, Governor of said State. 8 O’CLOCK. 5 4w $60 c*.|»i DC WIIFHK AS, f'fBc'fcl information hat hern recslvod at this UejHi’tmfl! t. that a tnnrdrr was com/n tiled In tbe co.ui y ol I. • lu or a Rjul the mouth of April, 187l\ upon thu body, -f' Qarb'S Ueynolds, by one Oao. Ellis, ■uu Wur the said hu.it* h»f* fled from Justice: Now. tlnjeforu, 1 have thought proper to taanc this niy proclamation, hereby offering a reward of TWO THOUSAND I)Ol LAHH for the apprehension and d«t very of iLu -a'd lino. it lli§, with evidence auffleient to convict, to thu inherit) of said county and Htate. In order that bo may be biou^ht to trial for the oflei s« with v* hU^t-Ue lUudy't’ar I'od. Given under my baml and the Great Heal of the Htate at the capitol In Atlauta. this fifth day of Decem ber, In tht- y»": of our Lord’ Bight cen flundied and Have! ty, icl th* Independence of tho United ntatva of Axa erica ho Ninety-filth. MUFUH H. .BULLOCK liy tho Governor li ViD U CoTTiKo, Hecretary of Htate. dec7 d itwlt A PROCLAMATION. * JUt mat uflctorli k hu-Incas I cipi a• required. Andreea Ngtbltt Co., nu DOTlft 4ST SALESMEN tVt.Vf h. 4:h M Dunning, on Saturday, wbrn speaking ol the motley crowd m the Court House square, “1 wish to God I could talk to the mothers out side, is a happy i.iuslralion ol the coctamius ling influence ol Radical association. Vk^Tunniiig was not a friend to the South in tier DtiNirugghi. He turned his back upoo At lauta, and Went North the first op;>ortunity Alter the war, he catne back, and has done his host to bring about all the existing trouble, snd has been the adviser of the negroes, He is the Postmaster it Atlanta, and was the detested can iidate for the Senate in the 85lh Senatorial District; but when Colonel Winn, of Marietta, was excluded in the reorgauiratiou ol the Senate, Mr. Dunning, notwithstanding he m at the time holding ibe office of Postmaster at Atlanta, wan permitted to take his seal in the Senate by taking the usual oath. How he coaid reconcile it to bis conscience, when the Constitution expressly pr. hibited him from tbe privilege of holding both offices, we are not ad- vi-ed. w The Preeldeui’e Yleiaage. General Orant leada oil his paper with a thrust at tho Southern Democracy lor Iraiids and intimidation, which, it It were Jcutt, in tht lace of his parly performances in Missouri, Vir ginia, the Carolines, Alabama, Mississippi and Texas, his election law in Georgia, and the con fessions ol Bowen, required no little cheek. The heavy point of the message is the annex ation of Sin Domingo, which is the President’s grand panacea tor all political and pecuniary ills We suppose the project is- at good as ac complished, aud It opens to the American Re public, the beginning ot a career of which no man can see the end. It commits the couutry to a good colonial system, which will ultimately embrace all the Western Indies, and in Its inev liable consequences, still more vastly modify the character ot the Government—increase its expenses—augment lu dangers and swell the volume of patronage and corruption. The President saya the country is to pay it* llcbla and make its fortune out of Han Domlogo ; but ’ for to nee are marie ol bankrupts not hy buying, but in telling their assets aud buaineaa, Thu last lime we heard from Raez's treasury his liabilities were not worth a mill on tbe dollar, sod he could not raise cash enough to buy a breaklast. A* the ruler—bo the people. Some lew native wood* and now and then a little »creed ol tobacco, or a gourd of dirty sugar—a little codec and a dry hide or two were the results ol their industry. Baez sdU some law rnulaitoee bail energy enough to keep their faces clean, but the balance ol the negroes were iio better than buslimen. Doubtless we shall be told what the Yankees will do with that magnificent country when they get it. But we were also told what they were going to do with this one when they got It . and what they were going to show us in the way ol growing cotton ; but it turned out all talk. They could not nuke cotton half so well an the "ignorant and debased people of the South." Nordotlioy want to grow cotton, or cofiee or sugar. What they want is for sntneliody else In grow It and let them do the trading on it. C 'iiacquent!y,Vhey have got their growers in San Domingo now ; aud these growers are just good to pick ' It what grows of itself and eat it up, and they are good lor nothing else. Tho ''nation" wilt upend five dollars in San Do mingo, lor every one it gels out of that island, lor twenty years to come, But it ia a good old hot place for New England to unbend in, and half * dozen earthquakes mty shake some ol the old grannylsm out of her. The President is inflammatory on isb—the navigation of the St. Lawrence, and tbe “ Rev enue Reformer*.' He intimates that ihe Rev enue Reformers want to stop the revenue, when lie know* they are simply assailing a larifi which is levied for the most part to diminish i\w r< venue, and to compel the honest farmers ol tho country to pay five dollars bounty to a tew man ufacturers in order to get one dollar into the U dted States Treasury. The President saya nothin* about tbe prom ised amnesty, and, indeed, he baa a great and growing dislike lor people who refuse to vole the Radical ticket, fie don’t thmk they can tie patrloti or statesmen—gentlemen or scholars Macon Telegraph and Messenger. princes to urge the King ol L'lUi i i to assume thetlt'eof Emperor "I Germany i. iitnl with the Presidential functions. Proud llms t take the first step in German unify. I h"|"- for voir assent and tlnlol other prim • < and lr e towns EVENING I >1 -*1* \ i< I I I ;m. W l Sill \<JTON, M l UN1UUT IHed’ATClI ESN. CALIFORNIA. Han Francisco, December U.—Tho complete census oI t «!.:ornia shows an increase in ten years ot t.rlOlll Increase In the city of San Fr&nci.-co 93,470, or marly two .hundred per cent, FOKKICN. Fi.oitYNflK, Decembtr u.—The royal speech was well received. Higuor Branchiri bus been elected President ol the lower chamber. Aosta will set out lor Spain about New Yi hth. The deputation from Spain is everywhere j received with the warmest expressions ol wel come. it has gone to Turin to ofler copgralq- j lation to tlie future l^iecn ol Spain. Tbe IP rW» special from Tours, 7ih, says 1 Hie Government states that the army of Loire 1* at its Aid q arters, hut the locality is nut g'vcn. Despair hoe seized some here, and the ' spirit i ol i ttiers have rireti to meet the terrible conditii n ol allnrrs. The Government declares It at its reverses wtie only ol temporary nn- j parlance. Lon don, December 7—The town is full of' I rumors purporting that Paris will capitulate on the lOtli msl, Greatcontractnrs are known to have prepared Immense quantities of provisions to lie dit^ patched to Paris, and special contracts h lien maio tor railway transportation. I'ht'quarrel between Bismarck and the Crown P mo lias broken out worse than sver. liiwu.iN, Dr i ember 7.—A dis[ a eh Irom ihe 'TUuUbVND poLLana for the apim-hst slon sail Kmc u 'tie Quron Confirms tbe report that ten ili or...id prisoners, 77 cannon and lour (j un- b ats W' re captured at Orleans. stnnsa b nurahlv. No mn>pi glroa h W Kt.’-Nal V novtA 4w Free to Hook /'gpnt*. We will *er>d u h*n««ouui IVo-i>p. i i- . -w llln#ir*led Kirailj to any .ook •. r.t r- • r charge. Addr«aa, . aTioNaL I ubi. -iiimi r. • v delpnlfts Pt. UolaMfK'. Hi . or Ht. LfPls. Mo no w $10 Wade from 50 ■- ems. tkimcliidk tirj{»*ntj> ureuta liy t-vtt y .»■’> a ,t.;■*-n**; or 19 rtamiiit'i rent t>o0UK« |»-id fo/ ’ li At etnl.jrforfl . li. L. Woloott, 1KI i $ fra .- j N t DOTlfi 1 00.000 AGENTS W vNT D. ROW WOMEN CAN M AKK MjNEY And *tbor best bo ks in he market McRnnrir A Mahtin. I5W t he i.u Mj-ct, Phi a. rlB-4 *r FARMER.!’ HELPER Hcowa how io double the profit a o' . a .M, and fartnori and ttinlr -*on-can each CJ £2 0 It ii I A. i By RiifiiN B. Bullock, Governor of said State. WHKKK T? r« l« n<»w pending In the Hnperlor Court of tliv ri'Hfity ol Don^herty, a Bill ol indictment charj4ji jr one Tiiohab Adams with the crime of mar jjed v«i li iv* been oominltted upon the body of j)U Dime*' in rttld connijr of l)'>n|{bertY, o« or ab* at the *lth riny of NoYimber, 1©fi©; nod It haring it reported tothla Doptrlnmni that the amid Adahi har flud Irom |<i»t ir»- • Now; ihcref'irr. I have tbooyht proper to laene ikla, my proclamation, hvrchy i fft-rintj A reward of ONS I iik I'lirla Sirc'r annnuDCea f*" Since tli«r 4lli ol -|>t€ruber, not u ^111^10 heinous crime bat In f n t ornmilU d, nor /no serious nttens© Againnl property or person. Parii, without poi.ee, with* ■ •i t n ser^i nt-de vide Eyeing visible, without a roustuble’H bliive, htrdlj liglitefi at night, is salt r thin it ever was at any period during the monarchy. di-llvery ol the aaid in »>r a Auawh, with evidence fnfltdeiit to r<,r,vtct, to -■* H! erif! ol aald coonty of DoUkhei tv, In order (hat h i«y he br-ci^ht to trial for Iho rrlmu with which h** ufoitid* rharj{«-d (iltcn und»*r my baud and ttn: Groat H«al of tbe Htat^, at lh< 1 kplt In Atianiu, this tilth day of Drcember, In t-hc )bti *f our ly> <1 Hl^ht«.*n flood rod aud Seven ty, ttiiu of tho Ind ian.b.i.• ol the United Htalca ol Amurtea ihe Nlnet, tlfth UUFUH H. MULLOCK. My thv O vernor : David O (’oTTro. Htcretaryof State. $100 PER MONTH I11 Winter. 10,000 Copies w )I t>«> ina . «iret< K. 11 era. Seud uame and address t*. ZiK » Lit Sl s « ■ 1 K DY. T* hi lad '’phla. Pa. Local Agents Uanltd. t a Lora' Ag Mlage n the «’onn'ry, i<• .• ribera to i(u* VN bftiun V\ irtOBNT f&IN) I'RkMIi M ■ ■ u U ni t gratis cum $1 00 to f in IX)can b«* :i evening. A liberal ca-h low. d Send ui a 111 p f rlze Circu ar Address JAMBb K. KLL1 «TT, IV hpi LIVE AGENTS WANTED FOR WljflflEN OF NEW YORK OR SOCIAL LIFE in the GREAT CITY. Wonderful development* amon* ihe run' nri m Married Aomen ttipo-ud, Ac . .Vt. I r.t • f . . < ne*«t to eell pQbllahed. Th» t*e«*t over given Addroaa.N Y. book t <•. 1*. * New York, A OKITS U t MI M P*"IC i «»« LICilfT OF « II «v \% OH I.II' Containing Pl^eiwood’a * Lllc. r t ofth Ai>oet!ea bvnng« ll»t* a d >1 • "Kvtdeu€«a ol On rut Ian it) ” "»1 • by Joeephtl*; ‘ Ulstory of a 1 r 1 » < u *■ 1 w^th treatn»* and lablea l*» r- with Mlbi 'iiaiory, couUtu ng id .u fl . Theviholf ming a complete ir a • n Knowledge. v « 11lv ! A 4 • v JM 8. HKVKM I PATENT OWGANIC VlBTAT0 (? Itau Ir to the Kar? U not |jerr«ptibl<\ remove a bOlMtN III lh« brad n’jA eaablea iu** deaf I Cum guaranteed WAEfiiNOToif, Decctuber 9. — Jfu;l Cabinet to day. The Senate cnnArined Re kwlrh as Attorney General ol Louisiana, ami ID , Oil as Surveyor of Customs at Houston, fexsa. In the Senate, the resoiut ■ us i llen' l calling on the l’resldent for all the tads n.aning S m Dotningo, and the employment ol troops in elections, were considered in f iccut.'.e ses.imi, snd then adjourned to Monday. The Senate will take no action regarding the Georgia Senators until January Farrow, one ot the conti".tents, leaves fir Georgia to night. It appears Irom liplonmtic rorrrs »u T ii r that Motley, on Align*' ! llh, t< b-gr;q- u ! li.i following to Fmli it is au authentic hint that tbe French G vernment telehrap: i d to i.on , yesterday, to know if Goners Lee h here, or whether ho is 11 peeled. Tbe mppostiion is that a military coininaii l is to tiu olb-red hlnij I am not aware that General Lee I, in L-ui^n, [) e Gi V9 ’ S Opera HOUS© i D© Uct, liowov/r, (hAt L v * New A flverti.soriH.mLs, IN BANKRUPTCY. U “ ttA It*HAL'"4 OKK1 K, i AtlinU: 0» , I).*c«mbnr Dlb, if»7f) ( Til 4 to id to nolle** that on tho i&rh «<f November 1 A I) 1H7 » a w-rrnnt 'll MA'-krup cy wgo In. *i, t "t "‘t ’ «* ’ 4 tnt»* of llt nrr lHr«ch, of th*t r iv o \t if t 'i. riHtnt oi Koiton and H »to of Gsoigit - • >.n- b- * n A 'Judgi'd a Htnkrupt on hln own .• I i " »i i- ipaymml an» d«bi tnd e iy. r * f *• prr i v I . oi g - , to Fuch bmkropt, to nlm . r for Vi -■ " 'ho ir.iaVr ol any prop.ny bv him, arts to* * ,v 'aw - thai it miuMng l 'h crod t imi i. mkruptcy » n MU k t, 1 - m rli '»•; buid tt i iii'a, ' i-ori, t ofl'ce on y, on the 31*t da ol uin lock, a M. i u. g, m N iruisements. SEuOND HAND GuTrON MeCHINERY Ft 11 8ALK / ‘MiNMiHTI.NO i Gpvncr*, l.Apj-*T«. f’ardA, Drawing v | r»n««* -pvt'dnfa ptnnlp|r F **'uo", Ac Ac I tilt* iiwicki'i ar. u* but pa-ilally worn. Ail In goog. OOlitlllloII a d W• 11 hr told cho.lp. For description and j r n aiiply In peraon or by mat to rifuMAH 6. H*1 Aw Agent Trc t»n» ana Haffoik Mill# octSb va«dAw4m ieowuil, Mue COTTON TATES INSDSANUR CflIPtNY, l*rinct|Mil Ollicc-Mncon. 4<a. or tliat he Is exiiei ted Tl the Freneb Government s' iety to obtain tbe and 1 «n Irom so distant a quarter, 'ild show «ith am e of mi Vary talent roiild seem to argue JOHN TK*IPtBT(l!f, ... Dlreei. Ill* <* .UATKN I' Id V I NT. Wepk Commoncinf; December 12th. II V 10 I,. fn her grrat performances Also, appoaranco of 1he ' polar Irlah f'omoilan, J .flrlES M. WARD. Th« f%rorlta Actrear, ALICE V A N, E , and Company. t «e- imiMl'KMtrT ATTRACTIONS NKIMTI V. at ihe old lirtce. SOc . TSr , amt |i, Nn extra entree r. -erved *e>.« opeu .11 , tiegm >i 7;is u'clock declll- jLxocutor’s Sale. I N arordancc wlrb th« !aat Will and Teatamont of ih‘nry»'. M rri't. dr*- aflvd latflofFLnrv r,..j tv Tbi African Diamond Fislds.—The fol lowing is an extract from a commercial letter to Mesua Ruylanda & Boas, one of the largest snd tbati the cotton for cash to work the im- dry goods homes in Manchester, EuglauJ: pressmen Is for another crop. Ths war la Europe, psrtlyzing tbe markets lor ^otton, should prove how uncertain is cot ton raising, sad alto prove that it ia best not to depend upon the production of it alone lor our iatamts, but to bare an eye particularly for our support independent ot everybody. Should the war cloee soon, then the market will go up, and fanners may yet realize their brightest hopes aud sell out their crops lor a good price, and be better able to buy provi- tton* sufficient for next year. May It be so, and that they will look better to their interests next year, and make corn and bacou plenty through out ike land. Belling skins to England for a sixpence and baying back the telle for a smilllng is a part ot tbe economy oi tree trade.—Tbrntf’e Free*. Mot telling them at all, while you are compelled In w monopolies lor the privilege ot keeping N a part oMhe economy ol protection.— 7af ,u •»>*•' • «i v«i- ^ •: • a There are already about ten thousand people it work Irom Natal and Cape Colony alone, at tbe newt bsa bad scarcely time to reach Europe, America and Australis, yet, We expect a great influx oi people from all parts oi the world, tod we thiuk that it will eventually tend more then anything to the opening up aud developing, as well as populating, this part of Bomh Airic* in particular. Diamond* are now being loond at tho rate of £50,000 value ner week. Tbe Jew diamond merchants from the Cape have already purchased lor actual cash in the field upwards ot $500,000 worth, besides which larn quanti ties are beiDg sent home privately by tne Oudere. Tbe diamond fields are situated on th* banks ol Vial river, which divides the Orange Free Stale from tbe Transvaal KrpnbUc, distant Irom Ma- ritzburg about 400 tail The wonderfhl story of rain falling on a group graves, near Mobile, and oowhers else, la explained by. the presence ot a wild cherry tree. Tbe gentleman who unravelled the myatery sayi it is quite common at this season to see the gap falling in showers irom the wild-cherry, crape-myrtle and swamp poplar treea some want of confident n in the govrument of their armies. It is stated, on proper autl.ori! v, 'hat tho gov erumeut Ims only redeemed iigi'ly tm-uhand counterfoil 7 30 bonds NORTH CAROI.IV \. Rai.kioh, Decern er V —Tbe lull wing wu introduced in tbe Houve to-ilav : lieeohed, That William W Hidden, Governor of North Carolina, be impeached ot high crime* snd misdeinesnors in ollVe. Tbe resolution was referred to the Judii ary Committee, and wdl probably be acted on to morrow, and a committee to conduct the trial before the Senate. I be Senate will take prompt action in the matter, aud a court oi impeachment will shortly convene. MARYLAND. Bat.Tiuons, Decern’":! D Maryland ex the Baltimore A Ohio ltdlroad, tor a fifth of Ui transportation through luu State; le i Jed agams tbe State. The State filed cx eptl. ns. The court intimated that each pu>seugi r could recover one fifth of tin ir Ian- !r m the company NF.W 1 011 K. Nuw York, l)ec«mtier U.—J’dtlr rsou & Co,, provisions, Urnut it Ascougb, bird oil, liave suspended. A dry g'Hi Is firm has failed f r $200,000—a clothing bouse tor $.'id''),(X)0. Special to the World, irom London, 7ib, *ay» Allen writes from St. Petersburg, 2 i A w ar like feeling Is prevailing over tbe who!'' empire Gorticliakofl's circular created an universal Ueling ol joy at Bcbrutapol The Emperor notified tbe reserve o rps to hold themselves In readiness. This is considered very important, as this measure Ins not been resorted to since the Crimean war. Russia is Committed to hold her line of conduct, and hit rest Wed to proceed In spite of all opposition. It is announced by tbe Emperor that 40,000,000 rub es will le devoted to extraordinary war expen-es. By the 1st of January, 49,700 remodeled guns and 150,000 breech loaders will be ready for use. SOUTH CAROLINA. Columbia, December 9 — l ue supreme Court ot South Carolina has struck Irom its docket the action involving the validity ol new bills ot j tbe Bank of tbe S'.alr of South Carn.in Another war claim is thus dUpmed ot, aud ] tt'h district "• or.'i tuxllr lfonrr*n Judge Carpenter's decision, upholding the validity ol tbe new bills, Is not sustained. FOKKIGN. ntho'Uod ■ 'appal a « n oil i. apittl ■ ir it with "tan- Coni - .-:i. ot "ullcjr II i diirs. * ( i,000,0 on A 600,Out 4 160,000 i O THK PUBLIC. < « » UP’TMF AOSNCI 8, | •Ia.. .Hiccnbor ft, IfJTO. f I’ll tt'cnllon It uiv tofl to tbln «t«rltDif young Ir rgn InniHaiion, tbe pftopl* o is <»r 11 it u’.J « pr.*a i it. t >ru>«i / tl >>u' * y *r . I $ half wo. It b*»p alr«»<ly at t.ulTi- *1 r.ti a w*itt t o In the'ni l. I* ha« lf$u*)<1 >1 wotietti* i.id lEStcaUiiy locruaalng In y ,m ;! lAOjri 'llV » I \ i» i«; iy i r u it E m iro prnuomioally maua^cd, and itl VsOMYKH arc •r* miitlv pti il. It-fu U'lil a hrllHart on*, and It app‘*a1a, wlihon 1 loMia urn to ihr u.'MiIk-’ijCa' ai.ti ptirtolUm t»f our ••for coD'innod »npport. Tula Uorapany b not confined to Ofonria, bat l® ipidly Hxttiiidliu lr» b'la'ii- ft into other Hiaia*. GUUD auLNTh WANTS J. Will. ,j. HU F T AGKNGIKH a. A. TOON & CO., Mkxuract' , biiu or m!>.ro,om r„.,iv.wdo.w.foj'd/; , .j, 1 ‘); Brooms, anil Dealers in Produce I *;tid C 'UUly, oil the flr-l 1 uosdnv ifi• o' owlnK A' d" t<» wit: lvfl ti p #, m .ro or leaf, of land lying In ibnTfMhdla met U * '» f fa*’ 1 couni«. No n<d rccolleced j >11. r. Mictt •• nu»I Nil on So'i h «nrt Weat, D, <Jeor t u. tja uor b. atm Mta M* <r >t on the naat Alfo, 1.1 • acre . more or l a«, oi lot No. Cl, In tho 111 n Uirlr ' i ( -rt d colli.ty A '•>. 'itfi a* to- lu -aid dlairtet and county, No not ro ct.l «• * d, lying north •»! lot lam a: r -aid. •'.da* tbe* proper y of doctuatd for the bonefl of the (i- * - .nd crodi tor* I L t >1 > I! til ‘ 'Afh ai.d half credit 'or 19 mouth- November Ft, 1510, WM. O. BUTTON, i A . WM.P MliKuilT, f Kxecu orH * I'r iitm'g l«:r | is l.o lit. I A, I'aULDINR CO UNTV, < RDtHAUT’a Orricn, December4,1870. j i F. LhHKRHY ha- Applied 'or exemption of " * • t-r-onalty ai.d retting ai-art and valuatbin ol b*.ui rit- nd, al(1 I will pa—upon thw-ame at lu elork. A M , on the 13kh day cl Dlcember, lb7M at my ofllc ft. b. MoUitKuUlt Ordinary. dec7 dawlt prlmm*- l».«* i. EO ti€i IA, i latton County Ordinary's Omen, * ovember 8. INTO. M BS. MAHV J FIBLDKU, Admtu -trnirlx ol H. L Kidder. .Ate of -aid coanty. applies lor leave l > k '.be reAl s-iate (*l dec- eeed - A ; < r-o - concerned arc nollfiad Co Ate their objw Iioim . i - any t-xi-i within ibo tiuis pri serif nM tv law, or ic k\9 a ill be granted. A tine** my oftlnal slgiijturc J II MuKKOW ordinary nov0*'4m (.!■.«>!((; I A, Henry ' ounty printer s I Orpinary ’s ornoi, Movembe 14, 1870. Til AH M . real estate ceased - oblectl-.ns exist, let them be A ed within statutory r ji L M’i L1V * N, AdmlnUtrair x ot Thot J• 8ui Ivan tpul.e- for leave to se I tn« rea oi Wild Tho mat M. Holllvan. deceased- tiaO. M. NOLAN, Ordinary. primer’* f« t #».. Fulton Sheriffs Bales for January. 1871. NX tltlOO,). HTUKl'/r, M ASH VI lLE, TENN. ^ 1 all ocderi promptly at tho lowrai rate* • in BOKOVA . ■ ui rou oi nti Court or Omoin 4bt, November Term 1H70. AirirUKAS t 'h-»fle- ^chnatz, Administrator of tha otAte of Alex M, Ha u. late of tbe HUta of Min i h mi\. tloct as 'd, ro r aenU 'bat ho ha- tally dla- charged Ills paid ru*f ai.d prays for Utters ot dit* All person* concerned arc uotlflsd to flic their objec tion*. I anv ex'-t. wilhlli th*• time all wed by law, «l-e let r- ol (I rufi iou w.ll be granted Id* Applicant. DANiftl PITTMAN Ordinary. SMbtfrr* OrT 1L MllwrM, Ui Mrvadway, 1st* i'ggfc. GETTINtt IIP • 1.1 B . Great Saving to uon umsrs. Fart.es cnqa’rr f.cw i t »ip c oIh • n *, I in'* i -rni w ..if v king a la f - »v n. i*. to •end lot Price List and it with mil direction- eumcr» and remuuerM'. v lie Great Americaa hi >!o 31 A 33 VI'AFV \X H 3 I I , *. O. W X ftHK NHW i . okN • .k AriTE f r a in v» i i iu?-1: Itsting’Mshftd S4ju'hcrn Joarna i-' I r '* *nd Timesol he lam nt<d «<«■ .r. ROBERT E. LE, Great - 1 m**n euiM ; A DO.. Ft AC N78 W^Ni D t R 'LADIES OF HE . WHIfH EjU ii. •<Unda»d and offtcla 1 hlowrapb'c- <>' the Preside ii'a Mansion froru VN n-h *ap-vbly lllu-trat d on ste» I. Kor . a<’ ire**s, CJ H. PrausRinO f'o , .New Ot ICfOa bt 8t L.IUIS, Mo $1,000 10 $2 000 SALARY WE OUARwYi'EE T . PAY w OOK AGENTS f ex*' Hen slon than Is o^c* i. by Agents sre n thing * «0 t«. • l lor our new Illustrated » uk- aalary or a large cominisaior w and popular bcok- and exc u- raro chance to energti c me money. *<ecore your agen nf-vift IMw J H Atte t: John T Ooopxe,Clerk. printer’* fee M 50. J 4bd Notice t.o Dibtors and Creditors. A 1.1* persons Indebted to Jepilia loandrom, late of iv Kayette c«»u: ty are requested Ui rn he payment to me nudcr-lgh' d A!: pi*r*ons having cImIibs agalast the e-t.ity of JrtptbA Liu drum, deceased, -re hereby noth fled to present them in term- ol the law. W. K LANDKL'M, I tr vttrntnrm <4 M.L*NDKUM.( Kxocnlor *' i nn'cr’e fgM A flrxiioi'>* rotor’s Hale. B Y virtue ol an order from .be coart oi Ordiiiarv of l iyCon Conn’y Ga , wir be sold before the court I ou-e door, in the town t Joiie-lHiro, between the uaual hours o f au e. on thu flr-t Tue«da» lu February text. 4W neres * f land to-wit; part- of lota No. 87, 118. 10/, aid 10f>, ail in the inti District of originally lleury now Cla\ton county bold ns the property of a. L. Fielder, dccuaecd, or d -♦r'button, Teima cash. MAKY J FIKiJKh, 'dmir.iatratrlx. d(rc7-tds print***'- fee $f» p<T square. W ILL be -old .before tbe Coon House* door i c t\ of A'lania, Ku um county, eia . ou the Kir-t Tu • ay u J v uarv L(*xt, within the f&FiJ Lours ol fa tne following donenbed properly, to wn ; Ab th .t tract or parcel of land lyiUf «i#a b*mg In the " ‘ ‘ t oi or.i lually Henry now ru.ton roauiy cue pita oi -aid district ae lot No lui n, .rtiuiug acres, moro or l»*sa, hsTlng Ihu following boron-, to wil; commsnclni at the -oiitaca-i corner oi si d ot -nd running w,*t to the Wet ern <t Atlant c Kar.rottd, th* net we.t vo tha first brai cu thei cedown tbe bra. rh until it will Inrlque eb ht) acre-, then e t • the line r.ami* K to tbe line running north and rou b 8oiu hy virtue of and to satisfy a fl fa is-ui u i rt< ii, ti u ruiton ftipcrior (»«>urt In lavor of Adam Oliver v- tioo ot Aoitg, bat diBftTowa any iaienti *n to use Of.rge Kdwar » Fropnrty pointed out bj w, 'j 1 * Madrid, Qrcemlwr 0 —Queen Isabella st-ii'ls a formal protest from Geneva against tne e!ec- H A <1 ini ii Imi x*a ( -iilo. V flriui nl an order of tbe oart ol Ordmarj ot i a roabty Da , will ne ,.,'d before the coerr ■!■>- door lu emit ronnly. on-th" Aral Tne.da, In Jaiin iry nut, »IVbO' ' " " s*l Lour, ol aafo : i uni io i No.. 14 • and 1J. couuioiug "»« hundred aid w.'iity arrea. ni-.re . r le*., llofo* atd twin.' In Ihe up;" r .pvei.tli dlatrlct of Mid e-iuniy. <>a 'be mad laad- n.' from »ln.' t o u raycttevilfo Rol aa tbe proper. i*o iford K: Hm th. dccMaed.'or tbe beoalt of the iinra and erod '.ora. 'lernr* raah It. N. SSlin, Admlnlatrator, Me. DdVlS td rnnter’a «« IS mj iar«. forC{ All political racliona are violently ill- . A |.„ tt , l ir, t . „.m« ilms and place, all Ihat lr«ci or tacking Prim and the party that eltcfod Aosta, i’*'. ' " ; * 1 ‘ u ''"‘K »" d t* 1 , 1 * imben-yor eitauia, kouwi. tu be pan or said tltjr ae lul No l IS, frouiue London, December 9—A dispatch Irom Ber- •.“ " e,i. n|»irc"U00(eet, aDd muninK back uunheaiii , „ ... «• me width 3*. led Ui Lackfo street be'Uir part ol Unsay* that King \\ nltam accept u the title ol oru.ut iy, t.ua tut ><*. 78 in tbo I4'.hui»u-ic» of orfoi Emperor ol Germany, Immense c nth uaia*u. at tourfo.'o! 7d «re, more“ oVfoJ.' fSkdolf af Berlin. propeit> or n> n. bs»«*bb. uj vinaeui and to ,sii,i> n . , . , t« , ft a. on* taane. iiom the bs-ier or toart -o The French acceptance of the conference lor uon..uiouut) tohvoiof Wily, daua- a Co.. *«. e. the aettlemenl ol the Reeti rn oiteallon 1a nnr...n " ^i»-ceu »(.o one latned rum tha Saperlor Coal oi tne •eiuement or tut tutirn quesiion is un .ou- , WL , iaeld rountJ in taxor of ■ ,ui, sionT * p 1V !r v. Wellborn tee Silt*. (i ittarciiuii’H Main. B Y vlrineof anerdo. n m the Ooert of Ordinary ol Kuiton county, on th Fir.t Tured-y In January u IV, Will he . "Q he!' re tb I,, urt House door ia Dalton. Winfield coatrv, heiw rn the least-osnot ra n. ed that tract or parcel o> Imd lyln* end betas la mu city ol Dalton, and mown n tne map ol eatd city a oiwu i t No IS, of seixlg a'.reei, end the aonihof the lot n it adjo eln* on tht n rvb to tb 1 raid lot Vo. lb an-1 Bum ered 17, on tho weat tide of said aelxldge -t-ect. 'ermeca.h MART A. WILLIAMS, Onardlao. noxlS lawtlattl printer 1 , fee SS on eenaro. dlUonal. Bismarck consider* the delay in voting for a ! boambe: hih.“ib“Q new constitation as work.ng mUchiel. j *!lente^fo”^“‘ciJn^intfo,^ 1 ^ -he Took*, December 9 —A dispatch from Le i vv c*« rn a aUmtic Hail way street iixj feet and >n rn. Man. announce, the arrival from Bari, of a ! *r.cn balloon with new* to the evening «f U»«tb.| ^7to ■W-sSff'SLiiSji* No military operation* of any importance siuce " " ‘ ‘ k K. SMB4M u, principal tnd C. Pr prt) poiuWd cut by plain tin’s atturucy, hi Ue 8d inat. Trochu has received a letter from Von Motlke announcing the defeat ol tha army of tha Loiiv, and granting a safe conduct to »**!«</ was*. — ~ ■ *7“ a m., . SH6U IblUlUUdUl t iw’ i onri, 1* ‘Joth district, u. M.. in tavsr of Joseuu Bhovt vs. Jasper Amtlh, lor work or.d 'mprovemtuts on •old lot. Levy made and rotoined to me by J. H. Thompson, L. V., ihls Dwcouibwrftth l HJ7U. docfftdi w*, Amvjiuwmii if A. M. RKHalitboN, Deputy BberlS. "I is* •> ho per levy. pnatar’al ilDII.MSl'UATOR’S SALK OF TUB BAINBRIDCI FACTORY. G Buurna. DROATUK COtTNTT -Ob th" PtrM Tn«>dax >n Janaary urxl. will he aold at the eeort hi.u." dour u tUu city ol ltelubrtd(». In Mid eoulx, w tnn thu lawfilbonr. of tale, tha mllnwtng, to-wit: 7 b" mi ru Inlereal in tha stock of the tiatnbrtdn Manuia' turtnv Conr any. cnalatlng of Port? Scree ol I .and, more or Iraa, vh» lance Facto * Bafldlag. lu Merhlnery, and all other appartenancee. located near the city of Ualubrldge aud In tbe IStb dlitrtct of seld county. Term, ef Bale-One half rash; balance la twelve roiitha with Interest, secured by mortrrege on pur chased property. W. u. D. TuNfJfi, V. L. BABBIT, Admlnia ratnri of the estate of B. Darts Toaae. dec* Aw a . W. W. ADAIK, Aiiciiouocr. THE GRENVIl'E I WILL sell on the premises, on TIP "•»l) p u . rtth ln*tant,atl o'clock, P M . v X '• • . mk UKFlDRNt'K LOTo, ou the comer K» * h .oil Branch ttn eta Tfceaa Io*- $re near the holiness pirt <»• i h i atrwat. on a b ntiful a cvailou. lb *u. l . H .* lota will '»• -«.ld 4' a *llpuia*a«1 tines nr .« . ,, r ,. mov d Immema'.ciy at the op; dim i l Mio $.u c i . . r . f tb-* lota Thla proweriy mu-' haaoidt. .tt jn-.--.i g moDiml engagemu'u. ot.k nt for ha g n - *r. one-belf cash; hi Ruce 3*i and 80 day-, k now** ,*1 aaaalon at once. vv ^ a I it Heal Bi*iair Agent. * Between Ktm>>a l Hotel and n it ii« w decftdlt \. R. FOlViai.lt, Aiu lioiircr. \clsnlsilHtrHtoi* , M - nl <. B T . t'yof i" tt, 1 ct r. h tun- « r-o Htid rutoeu, an order irotu tb" i .iur o u :i fdt-o coanty, I will sell he cro It dei.r lo A'laetk oe the tl ret Tucrdty nj.ninr within tbe tevSl hoar*, of ea'e ont-cl'y " I. upon which Uieru • a entail dw I,in■ , - t ., L , on west I'eechtree street 73 loot atm .- innl feet, etUhla-n. t orley end Rtyrn ui d f . i r - lot No. 0*. ot the 14 1 'letr'ct oi nrl on, y o Vnlton eaunty md u the pr>i»irt, o hi a , n Parne, deeeeaed, for the hi-ucllt of the nr, - creditors. Terms rath MICll A HD K PA YNB A 'ntlnl.troor _novM-4d printet'n ha tb; ■ „m Fulton Bhoriff's Sale for Januviv. 1871 city of Atlanta, Pol'on maxty lintryi, q „ Irst Tn-tdat In Jtumary next, within tne taw uir,, ui . tha ol 1 -wing nropcrtr, lo-wtt; 7'ne onu-balf intercat in tbe Parnl'ttra ai d y , hen rain* to the United Staten Ho c , c.n.-.n ,, ... Utllce. Parlor, chamber. Dlnltta Room atm K. ten Pnrnitnrr Lnrlod ou aa the uropuri) ot ii j ,, SOL biTtrtoeo. and to watlnf> a inn te. < tl , , . floiu Ku toe Blip- nor Court in tar< r,, Fr.-.t -Itnuve Deont* Jottneon. Properly potund out |„ .,,, Noretalwr t, 1871. a m r'ttlltKns * o . . . . U ‘T U » Mteriff. Printer's lee S3 Mi levy . deed-Ida AdmlulMtrHtor*aa Halo B Y Tirtia OI AO Older ill the t ourt III Urd urt nf Pick .ina coanty wit, -w. -Id bel.-re : "• ourt“ u .. doorlneaid cs 't, beiwcnth'-i-vilrel h are, lh « Allred re.Ided at fa time m hi a, ... wl ,„,„ la* 1« sever more or lee. a no at, ae m , d nor lion of an adjoining lot .n h" llm Dt-i in a„.i m ,.-c ttonof eatd coant. The place i* r r> will 'inpr. ed and bea a irrist mill upon the i-rentl,"- tto a ■„ m. beaut of the tuDe ana cred tr.re ol said do .» Tetmecaeh. KLIaB w ALLHd Aimin' ' ‘ ' wetM-td Admlnletreti.rof Blia. all,eg. pMater'a lee $6 per eqaara.