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Castration ard Docking
Lambs.

Lambs.
Some breeders advocate castra-
ton in q day or two after birth,
while others do notallow the opera
ton to be performed until the
lamb is a month old. The weight
of authority, however, is in favor
of any time between two and six
weeks after birth, when the crea.
ture has attained some strength
and the parts have not become
too rigid. In such circumstances
the best English breeders recon-
mend from ten to fifteen days old
as the proper time. A lamb q
day old cannot be confirmed in
all the functions of its body, and
indeed in many instances the tes-
ticles can then scarcely be found.
At a month old, on the other hand,
the lamb ma. be so fat, and the
weather SO warm, that the opera.
ton may be attended with fetrile
action. Dry, pleasant weather
should be selected for this a cool
day If possible if warm, it should
be done early in the morning.
Castration is a simple and safe
process. Let a man hold a lamb
with its back pressed close against
his breast and stomach, and all
four legs gathered in front in his
hands. Cut off the bottom of the
pouch, free the tssticle from the
inclosing membrane, and then
draw it steadily out, or clip the
cord with a knife if it does not
snap off at a proper distance from
the testicle. Some shepherds
draw both testicles at once with
their teeth. 1t is usual to drop
a little salt into the pouch. Where
the weather is very warm, some
touch the end of the pouch with
an ointment, consisting of tar,
lard and turpentine. AS a general
hing, however, the animal will
do as well without any applica-
ton.
The object of docking is to keep
the sheep behind clean from filth
and vermin, since the tail, if left
on, is apt to collect filth, and, if
the animal purges, becomes an in
tolerable nuisance. The tail, how
ever, should not be locked too
short, since tits protection against
cold in winter. This operation is
by many deferred till late peri,
cd, from apprehension of too much
loss of blood F.; but If the weather
be favorable, and the lamb in good
condition, it may be performed at
the same time as castration with
the least trouble and without in
jury.
The tail should be laid upon a
plank, the animal being held in
the same position as before. With
one hand the skin is drawn to-
ward the body, while another per.
son, with a two inch ehisel and
mallet, strikes it off at blow, be-
tween the bone,joints, leaving it
from one and half to two inches
long. The skin Immediately slips
back over the wound, which is
soon healed. Should bleeding con-
tinue-as, however, rarely hap
pens-so long as to sicken the
lamb, small cord should be tied
firmly round the end of the tail ;
but this must not be allowed to
remain on above twenty-four hours,
as the points of the tail would
slough of. Eve lambs should be
locked closer than rams. To pre-
vent flies and maggots, and assist
in healing, it is well to apply an
ointment composed OF lard and
tar, in proportion to four pounds
of the former to one quart of the
latter. The lambs should be care
fully protected from cold and wet
till they are perfectly WE'LL
American Stock Journal.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22

To aid farmes in arriving At accuracy in es-
timsting the amount Of land in different fields
under cultivation, the following able is Civ
en- by an agricultural paper;
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22
Come and see Us!

We take in exchange for Groce.
ries Greeubacks, Bacon, Lard, Corn,
Flour, Meul, &c. All articles that
we have not, ne order for our Gus.
Omrs. feb24
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22

A strange and very destructive
disease has made its appearance
among milch cows in Vieksburg.
The animals die in a very short
time after being attacked, and Of
ten with very little evidence OF
sickness. The disease is called
"blind staggers. Nothing seems
10 be known about it.
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Lincoln County Directory.

H. B. MoEGAy, Sheriff.
& g s s e COLI. Deputy shsrirs.
E. F. BRowE,
W. P. HIcKERsoS, Judge Of Circuit Court
II. W. WooDARD, Clerk do do
JAMES II. HOLMAN, Attorney-General.
A. S. MARKS, Chancellor.
DAVIS W. CLARK, Clerk and Master.
H. c. CowAE, Judge Of County Court.
JONI Y. GILL, Clerk DO do
JAMES ID. ScoTT, Trustee.
?. D. BOYcE, Register.
n. o. WALLACE, Ranger.
VIM. B. HEDGPETH, Tax-Collector,.
E. G. McLAUGHLN, Coroner,
r. Ii. c. BAGLEY, Entry Taker.
Henry HENDERSON, Surveyor.
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Salt water is recommended as a
sure remedy for ticks on hcSs.
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VALUABLE TABLLs.


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LAND SALES.
SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of one writ of feri facias
- to me directed by the Clerk and
Master of the Circuit Court of Lincoln
county, Tennessee, in the cases Of &. W.
Martin against Elizabeth Cumberland, l
will offer for sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the courthouse door in the town
of Fayetteville, Tennessee, en-
Saturday, December 3lst, 1870,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
Elizabeth Cumberland has in and to eer-
tain Tract or Parcel of Land Gt be-
ing an undivided one-fifth of the George
Webb tract of land) lying in Lincoln coun-
ty, Tennessee, Civil District No. 4, and
bounded as follows, to-wit On the North
by Mrs. Fanny Berry, East by W. D. Moor
heads lands, and South and West by Elk
River-the whole tract containing 200 acres
more OF less,
d. B. MORGAN,
decss5 Sheriff.
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OF every description, neatly done at this Of
Zee. on reasonable terms. All vsrk asliT-
cred vhsa Prsn1ssS. Try -.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-12-22

Besides genuine Apple Brandy.
and good old Whiskey. We viii
exchange Groceries for Feathers.
Dried Fruit, and Produce generally.
jsn7-ly
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~ :aCRES :

deel Clerk and Special Commissioner.
, 1870-12-23
THE SPORTING WORLD.

BIfI1&KO3. .....
The Kudplphe-PaTker MACH FOR the caamp1on-
ship, IL positively h1ed fnr the 1tta OF aaunafJ.
a. buffalo, Rndotphe having given no:ioe Of his
scsentAuce OF that arrangement Parker has
forwarded the fun amount OF his ssake. and It u
supposed that Rudolphe will be on hand with his
MJosepb Diop and John Deery are matched to
plaJ 4 game OF so points, Fleneh carons. for
500 etee. Tney were TO have riaYed Last eSet-
ing, in Sen FIBncisco-
lE1oseph Dirn Cfrcss 10 pay Rudo!phcs erpen-
ses. pIov1ded he will 80 To San Francisco md Play
him three games fRr Fl ,1t0 \ side each He gives
Rudo,phe the choice Of p!aJing three {our-bau
tatczp EHInee, or one each Of the E0EI!Ao,
French, And American games.
BASE BALI.
The club averages OF tre At1antaca and STAT, OF
Brooklyn, and the Forest CiyE Of Cleveland, are
published. The Atla2ttcs lost 6i1tecn ma won
tweutf-ure professional games during the seas1o
and Lost one Estue aKatnsf the StaB. SfafE heads
nc batting ecorc with 16l nest aud 80 total basea.
an syefaRe Q! 2.4s ct the former and LIS u the
latter, Chapman, Pike, Peatce. and Ferguson,
Iolinw Ia me uraer b2mtd. OF the stars. Jewel,
Packer. and ClJne, lead the list Of the Fsress
G1t5t sutton has the best haiQng scofe, j. White
ljeuhcl, and ALLISON following. The Forest City
won u1he ard t1Bt eleven pYo:cs80nal KAue8.
TIE IRaGGER-
In connection With the shooting for the Inter
rational. Stat<, and F12ir.e Ciuh medAls at uex
ter ra.k. on Saturday next, tpe1e TtM ht CON
tex. for brecch- loading Gun tone Of the nesQ a9t
several Sweepstakes matches, In which Al an!eou
of tue trigger are Invited 10 participate. and havt
| a good time The shooting IN these latter mRtche
| will begin At O'Clock. SHARP,
, 1870-12-23
E1-secrctnrYW Welles NJ H0ues

From the Springfield {hc&s,} RtptHtcdH.
Tbs lveliset man Of ~ the In Lincoln e E. and
Nel!es," OK "Old Time" ~ Governor An
drew used to call him on his visits to Wash
ington Hs keeFs hts health, and bodily and
nectal activity IN youthful fteahneaa, ,-atso,
. clear recoiiestion Of AA tho public and pzt-
vate history Of the w. .nd TRANSCRIPT, ,,ea Of
from, OF goieg through. his department Then
he prese1vas holy hltred Of his aaso-
ciate, Seward, ard refreahes his memory,
il ever a. fault, with voinrinoua diary
which be kept al the Wills he Wa in the
cabinet. No nan Is more capable. save !or
h,etosy OF The two administrations Of Lincoln
aud Johnsona part OF which he WAS; for, as
we have ehowu, be has abundant aud feliAhle
\ materials, along with patient industry, and
; style Ia writing that Is almost perfect.
| clear, simple, strong, Journalistic, indeed;
perhaps tie latter will be the moro sncc ass-
l ful mode-iuto giving the public AZ he can, or
vill, Of the hidden aetiona and motives IN our
4 letter from Hartford in the New York
sun thus Aliudee to Mr. Wealas and his hone
habits, ~ well AZ hia share in the late Porter
He i much esteemed bJ the good people o.
/ HatunId, xhere ne has lived the greater part 0
biz 1lfe. The old gentleman Is TO b seen ever
. Gay 10 LAe 1lsNk4 0utS1 p0k5Ak NsCA Ao ~" =
/ papers and holding spirited conversation with ~
frtendA he IL Keen observer Of puoac events
| and Is tnorpushiJ informed u regard 70 Mhas
i going on. he had no fundamentally In the pa1
/ i1cat:op Ct Po1te1s letter, nor hAs be taken an
public notice Of the Adulralts tnsoIent criticism
| fnc nroner time. AND. 4. he w1t1ds vigorous AZ
! pointed pep, he Is sure 70 make somebody uucou
| fof{Ablc il he should turn upon hls ma1lGnets.
q understand he has some water heAun8 Tor 70
I scurIiIous and yenon1ons writer Mho aasaiied htl
| ID The 7tihant, and II that ia 10 IN unfor!aua'
4 Boheulau Is TO be seyeEelJ eca1ded. The o.
gentleman suspects Greeley Of thas cosfse Fstupe
1 Nff0u.
, 1870-12-23

THB FREHuH Co1EULAfE.

1tls worthy OF note that tho growing impoF-
tance OF Chicago IL commercial centre secured
recognition from tbs French Government, 1oM
before the nco-GermAn VA, by the rAtAtnR OF
this post to 4 iull CouSulAte, tncancinE many ol
the Western States. n. TanllD Nooyet, the dfst
etarJ as ven a. cf1cisi honofs duttpg ris long
connection with the French Consular Service He
iB the 1ou OF Madame EuRenic NlboJet. writer
Of vide tame, and the ttst WotuAn who advocated
tn france iae canae Of higher education Tor
II. sieeyet, then q vesy youns jsasas;!:t r. r
Vice two OF three days after the revulatioa Of
lS{s ~ mark OF esteem from lAmarsine-a feh-
iasat q tss ssm te,R z ~ re rs
to Germany, Spain, Sweden. .Eoglaud. and now
to Caicsgo. and We greet with pleasare cne who
e1s ~ s aS
demands OF his official duties. u. NiooJeE has
prosecuted his literary Fofk With marked sueeeast
having publi2hed tWeuty-fo volumes, besides
uumerouA articles aa JOURNALIST. And uaaslA-
tl0ps from the German
Ne quote from ~ EngNsn et1acs Gn.., ~to,d.
| facile and potent pen. and anLkaing toas b
writes u worth reading. u!s "Relne de rAn-
aalous I'D "Lionns e. Amoa1eate sea sr o. nv snSo s
tnofs proficiency ID TWO quite instinct felda Q!
literary looor-that oi the photographer, Mitsd
With TIC q 9t ~ artist, ana o. ne seassn9na
Dumas, 1 sde, BAlzac, and sand euctant the
Totld, In s4John Bull Fa1sunlo outdoes him
tell, In pa!nttng 10 the lfe scenes and caafacteri
he hah met win. during bis long eolouln II !.
\ formed on the best models. aud his dialogue. u
some pats, IL exquls1tev tne. 10 one Of ~ "a
works, indeed, t"Tne Women who toye. IN "
ldiomaijc to admit OF adequate verbal tranalatton
| and 90 the lu!t eutoJm.nt Of It must oe coofuet
! to French scho1ata. His last romance, ~ Jon
Bull. 1s now appeaftn2 IN tue ahape q fe0lles1n
tn me well-knoKu French paper, Le SoFl, and
| rcpubuAhln9 in eeve1M French and iofeig
Iourpals. II prof Of its popularity, IL Is AboI
] 10 eppeAI In ~ En&t8h t1ank1Aaon-
, 1870-12-23
HOfEL PBRBoHALa,
,TNXNQKT HOUSE.

Among The arrivals, yeAierday. were the follow
srg: L. a. Hall, St. Louis; L. 4. Fuller, Spring.
neld, Ill; T. J. Young, New York; Attorney
General Wa4n. Bushnell, Ottawa: J. G. Dare. st.
paul; S. z. Brown md family, Buffalo; J. d
Hoover aud family, KAnfas City; II. r. Seymour,
Ssx Yesr; pFs y: 4 Ruf1stsp: s5 ,:aei59sS: na19a
tiuiup, Dayton. -; Alen Fowein Coma. n,a[s MI
D. IetninR. Springfield: G T, Fsankhp, Daiat9:
y. l. Murphy, Qnlney: Aa5os Strong peGMs; .1a;s5
1avans, Cuba.
Among the arrivals. lesserday, we're sae 5olloS.
%;:n1 ,RK; A wass:a9 snu1na nsn na,.a.po
is; John Z. wilson. Makningson; Fred Wilde,
hael1c: q =. Hssr. :; G; A.; : s x,eae w
,ine LIZ cy y Hne; Ana NJ " fo9s T. Moos
Wheelius, Va: s. II: Hu1soD, Rieine OolleEs: 1
sesRrr. Cincinnati: ]. r. Hutsos, laCeosse; s. 7.
Brosdhesd, Aaw.Sass; 1o nec1naeva' Se~ aors'
ing: A. Cawer. ROCHESTER. y. ~ Il. SnaM'
Omaha: Il hnee .nSsan Ssw Hos.s notf 4 aso'5' RosS
ltland: Miles PaMrt Central Gt5, c; =: :: y.
Cummings, New York; J. = Sities, Nis:on,tn; =:
Isanm, P!ushEr9n; "; ): nopng, Snns1n: m s1n1 1Sn
~" pAIxrR uoCsx.
Amcrr the arrivals At the Palmer Horse. 3esteE.
dsy. ~ Wefe tSe following: ]. P. Fcnno. Eoeson; 7.
Colonel ]. d. Aecorkt rs,neeton. n: J: 8a1ss'
E9ss A,ss rt!eeS aDs! Sesa bsss ssx s +
Wonixotpery. California: O&to Camp, Cincinnati
ST. JAxKS' HOTK1-
ny e1es r. ssss w. Yofr Jeqn ae
| u. III. pattin, Fond tn Lac: O. g. Gardner. 1
| Goodeli, ST Louis: George stepheoson and Iite M
isul. south Haven; q. a. Fzt1cnAsn. pes AotneA
| j, Il HeTEoJds, F. S. StcwA-t Aurora; =. I
church, u. d q. Eualson, E. LABEL, us Mail
, 1870-12-23

f'TUCeedtnKo OF the RAtlroAd mANs
aEer1s Conyenalon-NcW Rates
7he Philadelphia Nenntostal Case
The Democratic Candidate Gtvs
en- tho Certificate OF Election.
EK1K, Dec. 22-The Railroad Mnuagers' Con-
veatlon adjourned sint aie yesterday afternoon.
Tne uanagrrs sRreed TO establish new freight
tariff 10 go Into effect on tho etth i1st, the rates
WINTER rates hitherto. All The tronk Anta aud the
Northwestern and South thwcstetu roads entered
Into the a1TanRemeat. The Arrangement L 70
mating iteissi caarses ), to dIscsininaie il fssoF
OF no person whatever.
F stes5 t,'fs i!S@ 9u,nsy II I T. NeM :, rer,
fark and New Eoglaud VII % sl,ghtly advanced.
The proceedings Of the convention were hArmou-
sns q aea ae ssa gives entire
schsdnie Ne - ioiows: New Toik Central, ilud-
20 sn ~. ras nSts f %sss bss fsss nn
Cleveland, columbus. t1nctunau L 1udianA.
Ioo1, ana ino Chicago, Burituston QUINCY.
Befo1e ad1ournlnx the convention transmitted 10
the Mayor fer1es OF resolutions of which the fol-
Thss they und copious and lpexhausstble sup
ply Of gas can be obtained by boring Enercyer
needed, and That It Is cheaper aud more AValR'
to Ere Important sdvsntaRes Is ! seat Of manu-:
faciuring, and Necessarily assures her a grea'
future.
S Estaoiisned 1ste. a.e: s1so, slso. sLss and sot
| % % sussi. eoaee. tsa @ and s;faes rom Sew TeI1
| to Chicago, md TO other competing points n
same rates rer mile. The new sas16 Is to go mt
PailaDnFaI1, Dec. ss-The return Jadge,
gwen H. es1tlaesse . III: Pseess1t. tasDs@scEss
, 1870-12-23
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
1f1sccitnucou~ BusIner sYratordav-Thcy Aa-
Ioucn till lInrch.

The Board OF SupefvisorA met yesterday Prcst-
dent Waltc in The chalz.
The Chair announced the following a. the Com
Enlttee Oh Legislation: sopesvlAors Holland, Blu-
tbsrdt, Robert c1stk, Gage. Accadrey, Gerber,
and Sanders.
Supervise. Holland offered The following, which
NAA adopted:
Rsse2.s, 1h.t the Chairman Of the Ho.1d of Super.
vtaosz bx and hereby. .n.hortEed aud empaWced %
tEn s csalrae ete1ea tnso BY this board for and IN
behalf Of tic county.
TIC Judiciary COMMITTEES 9ese allowed until
TIE March term TO report on the Thomas and any
The RESOLUTION aulhonx!ng the appointment q
Legislative Committee vas FeconHdefea and
voted doKu. ..
his HEaasf2nfB we've Parsed 49,.
me resolution lnsrucAnT the Finance Commit
tee TO procure suitable leEslAnoh 2t ING eppfpeco"
fnR LeQialatu1e, was brought up, ana yoteo 0oHus
| The Building Committee wcte instructed 10 pro-
| cure rood Accommodations for the persoos n.
| legged 10 lie inaane, during the inTeao3aupn OK
| the cnurt.
| Another rcso!utlcn to orpoint . committee Of
seven TO visit s slugdeld waa tabled.
| Supervisor EEmOrs moved that tho Jtd1csasy
Committee be appoiuted as COMMITTEES on ft2B
Supervisor cla1r moved that the Roada and
Bridges Committee 90 to Springfield 70 psocuts
SnpeFsiaor Stephens moved that the whole boart
20 10 Springfield, and receive 81 pex DAY, Whscs
The Committee On Equalization Of Taxes report
| Cd In taFuf Of zefuEdluE $500 for taxes Improperly
aeeesaea u he so1ta r1ts ~ J. Tas aaoe
| from The chairman. tao board adjourned tn IN
nru Monday in March.
, 1870-12-23

Scs,crday eveninst The ladies' who have, On be-
: ali NJ 1br chicago Orpbsu ApyI1m, been COIL
$500. 81. ,1a fa.,tr.f :. Farrell nan bnnuobt
one.n1 A.n snu - = ~ ~. ~,
tacls saeols 10 a e!oee. Ines eauee1 too los1 uol-
lAr from The pocket OF each gentleman Present
They cleared on their stock Of nols, OF iemiaine
and masculine intbe!oVs: the1 dlepoaed ol ne
vakes and the stat uetee, the to.a And the tfink-
efa, aud. their NeehH Labor oTet. they thopghe
tntrn1elTes entitled to tac rocss1son; ~ AtieE
RGyelal DAYS Woi $ n aAles Monteo. - Atef me
wear and tesx cf The conscience weSh rsomSns1s
ac1ots u tif s1ss sx 70 nnae;f sus} ,ie sn,a
nent = prelude g .ae greater l95a q aaqnS
up taeif ssceipk 70 u Has ueaos,; snG .onas
position. taat saeJ sa1on e4sE ,,a M ne+nss1v sT
one went to Inc Vfgan 70 10IulSa A0e Aee1s7~5
ndps,e: MS:, ,,.rcs ,aer danced xe arc unable to
Whaa aanss NY 5his nH 1,nc rrsrr md Feyerend
quadlflle, with much ot me oEtskasas ,a!a ana Y
vscaJ frozen on, 2! y, loI tno =, r,sv LII.
gan, which would nAtIy teIuse 70 p.ay 3 !" ~ -
irnc, and would lose rs bfcata = .2e - aaee y. -
Gste In asi soenn TO an1nr that
psIed On L. To Head h9ht aaa !q5cns 1a .ps4s He4
, 1870-12-23

1ouux1s Cnmphor Ice Soap, de-
ilghtfuI fpT winter use- EveIJnne sAJ1 1t u inc
best soap ever used, keepa the skln soft ant
Ehtte. &o}d By III drrgYtsfs-
, 1870-12-23
AN EXPLOSION AT C1Hc1HNATL
Gax.Holdcf No. Again Destroyed

GaS.H older NVs A&Aa0 DesAAv5 1As
Fro. the c!net"naa comre.edas e O<s. r. y. .v.,.
Ing he cit5 felt tho repetition Of the sensss1on
4 e.ns,ieaced at ten minutes After u o'clock,
noon. nr1 the 9Th of Nay, lS69-felt the shock
40 heard the rumble and roars - then ana
more, the grandeur of the Inflammation 9xa31s s11s
noinu;es aft41 o'clock last eTening, dark.
ness bid not yet set in ; twilight Was Just
deentnrng into night, ard people ware
4.HrhsiuE 1p'' Ill ovsr the cdtY. 1he oAx-
ness We Of Sufficient strength, however. 70
e;ny to *. s.y ,s soPsF tPs s9.nd :, s'h Of
the f1erce N4st Of fame enat went mp second
t.Cce frnro az ilt.fAted "Holder No. O. Of
she Ciucipnst: Gtsrworks- In the Immediate
Teintt7 az ths explosion. tho eoneussson *as
near 10 Ppsns1s T. i.ra ~ os fbr ip as
Hnider. An along Fourth street the aeoek
80 I,n+frtd with the sound, and eve15wner
= ia c;tT thoee who did not feel the concur.
sion. or evap bear the e1plosson. ware ssANed
,bout ont OF their eensea foS toe monent: y!
thc hulltant, binding hash OF ptnnsh hshs
esTT TSoss tho feit and saw thAt something AZ.
t,,c1tiin.ry had taken place, Aod Jet did not
rtm.rnber the d1st occurrence Of foe Sans
I fiEd. were swe-sunck and ts17ansd = tne W.
/ r,edf.te nreaence Of what seemed phenome-
I1s mi Of sinister import. Those who
thnnrht Of the ga+wurks> md theT were
snuad,sd = H. spssI.s'9 ea.s1'sa o. snsat E
'oa as ~ ~ naon tisae over year and half ago
there w. ru.h q thous.nde Of pssSp,s ,h1 II
tn9 " .hee wss f.liiur md the two or threI
I'M nrSes e = xaow md ~atar that covered tn!
ssss.Is Msa tseS .1ss ss.shsa ID as e e. q
s Se.eS. ~. .noxs thn xzter ct the resesvoiz. =:
~ ~ ~ ,etued from the bottom Of the wfecf
!;als =. I'd ss,elRess! !; e. s.as .s ia "a
..:Slsss vay, Nth An anxious tomas and th
i pesnnnsa al = Nobody 1uaat, we an sur,
ss,,e!s = p,sp5 ges r. IL: ssso ,s.
~ nnn 1r +hs total. with no insur1nce; a.
: fsere % Tas - 10 such blood dcazanng eseaes :,
Rso1 1o,.tsa gsss'sas nd aas
q MN nf our rsadars viii reznernbee th
= ;. Heides no. g. With i.s retnst md punfyia
n -bouses, stapds oe stood o. the south q
, 1870-12-23

sKw COAX, Dec. = The Berlin Gs.rs:peadHsetf r
,ot mora fnan he Frrnch, md adds: There y
asr; !, " .S1sf fs,T; ~
tfseif FerT cautiously ~ YET but IL ts eIowfy
sssa n.a t. nc o1es.0 Rs ~ :soad ssdi
ns1e ~ n War Pxr1slxn In the city declares the
cannot harm tes ssso sspi :!
esteen rrIfes trum the centre Of the city, aud
can hardly throw shot O. shell into the d!tehess
that they have Fever aaa my ide3 OF opening
sss1is Ok sA Der b. ~ been n,n ts,1s 8
snard,nT French prisoner. e hatta1tons On xA1'
Tm.cn srsy In Geym1nv. 1cle!Ttnx the Lzud1ehf,
WA are sent tnuo France 70 EAfr4son places o.
Ttinmarts note % tu3 Csoinss Il Vienna, o.
bv lie latter IN fr1eno1J tpitlt p .4,
Tna E1osiaesai tersttpefsans ss,sI .esa3s: Aasan
tnp M Ct GefmaaJ. The new Band sad Kip9 .
F1u1!a tes,res 10 culut;te t1enaty rssao
the TWO cuunH1eA
, 1870-12-23
Baltimore Live Stock Market.

BALIIHoAf, Dec 92-BeeEea-AFrivha oaIng
The week suount to 4,Gt7 head, and sales, 1.6sa
Tnerr was some sct,ytty In The market aud .
slight advance at tue opening, but the market day
Quality Ii fk@etc; medium At tk95Hc; In
sersnr to ordinary u a4@4c-
swine-Ihere "a i1ll supply On ~ mssxsI aaa,
frvm butchers, psckets being unwilling 70 buy ~
ruling rates; quote: sAa9Ac net
saetpInste has been far IT, snppy e e. co En-
class art frnchauRed. Good sheep arc scarce and
IN demand II higher rates: Fair to good p = t9
SC; good extra, s9akc; stock sheep n <s'ooss
, 1870-12-23
Ths German sayinsx Bank.

meeting OF the alcoholics Of the German
sav1ues Bank was held on tue 4oth Of December.
A dividend Of PET cent was declared, payable
JANUARY 10, which indicates unprecedented
prosperity. IT was stated hntho'tta!lsel. tnAt np
Ia date. 1Qs6 book1 hAd been issued, And fath,1ss
deposis on hxnd. Tnir, considering ttaH the
baof commenced operations IN Aufnst ls1t, y I
splendld ahowtnE. xote was paased 9aan {t,a NaS
Casnief. for their economical nd successtnl
management ot the tutt1,uuon. me essso!ssn-
ior. commended ttse.t to the p1Hp1aEt OF me
public, and III popularity and 1ucce1s II ssaufed
, 1870-12-23
The Genrxt4 Election.

ACGCsrA. Dec. 22,-The Democrats eA.II Rich
uonh County, the stronghold Of Republicanlsm IA
the state, eiectinK tne whole ticket.
Augusta. Ga, Dec. 32-The election p48seo OF
quietly Throughout the STATE, both parties voting
freely ant without intimidation. 1t Is still be:
licvtd that tic Democrats have elected fou5. II
thlfda Qt the Legislature.
eAvAxxAH, Dec. 9a.-The election pa1aed Oh
quietly to-dkT The result Is not known.
ATLANTA, DEC. 22.-Tte Democrats claim Wal-
ton County by 1 large majority. Rowe, r1oJd,
and Polk Counties hare gone Democratic BY latge
ma}oriues, and The whole Of Cherokee County u
sweol by The Democrats. In Earle County the
nep1hlIcsns are thought to be ahead. The Dem
0cfate are ahead in Warren, TAnafeHo. WHk'
and Columbia Counties. "
MACON, Dec. a9.-Tne snts IN Blbb County W W,
parties claim suceess. The Democrats clGm IN
rnnntv ~ ON
, 1870-12-23
Elegant Harneu,

The new hasuess shop Just opened bT ). Il Pill
ups i Son, In the Honose Building, No. lso DAT"
born stress II one Of the most Attractive esssn-
ushnepss in the city At this season. II ofaucn
al tl1e old totab1ished dfm OF Lacey Phtlltns or
Fhits5eIpats. md il nndet the charge Of u. A
,cnsdwtck, late OF Wlilatd's Hotel, Waaoington
The prominent feasu1e cf The hoCse u the snPe1h1
qutlity OF The goods On hand, which Will bear I
favorable comparison With anJ tn the country. Au
atIscles pertaining 70 an tques Iian optas may %
had, Of The fnett 1nl.h and At ressonanie pHGeh
Ttere IL fne variety Of robes on exhibition The
nex s:oYe Is cordially commented 10 the attention
Of gentlemen requiring an elegant ootnt