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THE DAILY F»It>AT Mornino....—-.. SUN . .Jour M. CITY AFFAIRS. 0T .Inns- T. Kumf.i. U our autUorlred affrot in Atl^uto. Us will sou.kM the city fur tuWnbera, auA tike i.ivertiw tuehta. AU reeelvta given by bin> will be re.pscl.sl by Tub Hob offlee. j Tiie City Council moots to-Dight. Coll ou C o "ihixt r t " at Clark i Cbie- olm'» Siiloou, on Marietta street, anil Lave tim mix you iijj tlie oooleat lemonade you ever drank. Ilo knows how. , ■ ■ ■ . ♦ *'mitral Notice. Tint friends and peqnointaoeea of Capt. ft. D. Myers are rt spectfully invited to attend liis fuuurs! at 4 o'clock, p. m., this day- 14th July— from the residence of the late Patrick Lynch, on (iiluier street. Mia. Amy Mkusiia Loonxy, wife of Morgan H. Looney, formerly of this Slate, dieil of consumption at Fayette- Allle, Ark., on the 2!)th of June last. She was a Miss Black, and wns brought up in Coweta county, Go. About three o’clock yesterday afternoon Capt. Dennis 8. Myers, was taken sud denly ill, and in less breathed his last. Capt. Myers was well known by the older citizens ol Atlanta, he being one of them himself. At the time of his death he was the proprietor of a saloon on Hunter Street, between Whitehall and Broad. Tlic Fountain of Youth. In addition to the many other attmo- vious of which Atlanta can justly boasti we are assured upon tl e highest au;l boat authority, that tbe “fountaiu of perpet ual youth” has been recently found, just outside tbe corporate limits of the city. This is a discovery, in search of which Ponce do Leon spent the best part of his life among the everglades of Florida; and for which, from the days of the Patriarchs old men have sighed in vain. We are not permitted to say more at present in reference to this important discovery, further than announce that certain par ties are actively engaged in getting up a joint stock company for the purpose of buying the laud on which this spring is situated, with a view to improving the grounds, for the benefit of the public generally and themselves in particular. GEORGIA SIpIiESIK COURT. The news of Uie big fight in New Tork between the Irish and Oiangemeu stimulated oar municipal executive early to aeMsd'on yesterday, and by time he fravmtotft anxious to deal oat justice to Orangemen or any other man, who during the pterion* day hud night had disturbed the quiet of the neighborhood, Li^e a well-trained racer- he soon got down to work and man delilah Drcisox •' was called lo books, charged with using profane and vulgar language, and disturb ing the quiet citizens in her part of the town generally. The witnesses stated that it was Delilah's habit to go down the hill regularly every morning and rake np a quarrel with everybody she oould. It was her breakfast, and what was left from that meal she would serve up for dinner. If nobody paid any attention to her she would curse and cavort, raise her dress, display her pedal extremities and em broidered underwear until the ohildren would notice it, and then she would quarrel with them. If the parents of the children corrected them for doing this, she would sail into them for it, and get npart/w that way. Bhe was an awful than an hour he *>*«'WOHOlir One wttHO* -supposed she had more guile in her mouth than the devil himself." This his Honor was con- ntraied to believe from her action iu Court, and after telling her he oould not under- f.taud why she did so, he asked her to pay hint $10 and costs. FRINGE ALBERT TAYLOR exercised the royal prerogative of driving as fast as he wanted to, so he and another negro bod a regular D^rby race with their drays along Decatur street. A po liceman was judge, and when they passed him he dropped a hat as a signal to stop. This they paid no attenton to, when he outran and caught them near Alabama street, just in time to prevent the judges at that end from deciding who was the winner. His Honor is a judge himself, and judged that he would claim the pools, which amounted to $5 and costs. JORDAN ALEXANDER thought he was a relation to Alexander the Great, and was privileged to drive as fast as his male could go. He found Decatur street smooth enough, but that Mayor Hammond was a “rum ’un," and Jordan a hard road to travel with him. The judge decided the race a drawn one, and the oity churned his pools—$5 and costs. rfil< «l in I hr Swprrynv Court, Irr, July Term, 1*11. I. Blue Ridge Circuit 6 2. We item ** Sontliern “ 3 4. Altiuny “ 5. South*Western“ (J. Pa tan la “ 42 7. Chattfthooulioe “ 23 8.. Macon “ 16 9. Flint “ 18 10. Tallapoosa “ 5 11. Atlanta “ 12. Rome “ 12 18. Cherokee “ 18 14. Northern *• 5 15 a Augusta “ 10 Iff Middle “ 17. Ormulgee “ 18. Eastern “ 19. Brunswick “ 5 Sitreme Court of Georgia, I July 13, 1871. f* Argument in Nos. 10 and 11—oonsoli-- dated cases from the Albany Circuit— was resumed and concluded. No. 14. Albany Circuit, was argued. It is M. J. Slaughter, plaintiff in error, vs. Bryan Culpepper, et nl.—Application for Dower—from Mitchell county. Hines A Hobbs, Vason A Davis, G. J. Wright for plaintiff in error; Lyons, di-Graffen- reid A Irwin, contra. No. 15, Albany Circuit, is Amos White- head vs. John K. Arline, et si.—Equity N from Mitchell county. Hines & HblAs, Vason & Davis, for plaintiff in error; Fleming Aand Rutherford, contra. Pendiug argument of Judge Fleming for defendants in error, the Court od- jourued till 10 o’clock, a. m., to-mortftw. DISTRICT COURT. Yesterday the case of The State vx Marcus Patterson, for selling liquors iu less quantities tlinu one quart, was the first case called, and resulted in verdict for defendant, OoL Hulsey for defen dant. Sentence deferred. The case of The State vs. Jelterson Floyd, for adultery, occupied the entire forenoon, and was ably argued by Thrasher A Thrash, r for defendant, and Distriet Attorney Irwin for the State. The Court announced its determination! % J to hold up the decision for a day or two, 8° as the case wai one of great importance to the community at large. In The Keno case, by their (Attorney*, Gartrell A Stephens, Bert Hargrove and his brother plead guilty and filed excul patory affidavits. Court fined them $50 each and costs. In another K"no caae, the Court fined J. T. Hodge 850 and coats. An uanenlt and battery ease agaln.-t Stephen Brown and J. T. Bivine woe dismissed by the defendant s paying costa. District Attorney Irwin >ud. j’fnMed MAYOR', COURT. Through. MSUd Hi >SIMk TMm the Marquis a very drunk man. For this 830,000. It W thought he prooMdkid to end contempt he was fined 85 and coats, ' New York-and thenoe by steamer to Eu rope, under the anumed name of Schu- maker. Just before leaving, B irofi Ger- olt succeeded in procuring the payment of a 00 ton ahum for Schuster, amounting to 94O.000. Duncan, Sherman k Co. HENRY WOOD about six feet high, and ns straight ns an Indian and black os a crow, was passing along the street, when he saw officer Garrison in oharge of a negro wo man whom he had arrested. This caused Henry’s blood to run high, and taking the polioeman for an Orangeman in procession, he attacked him with lan guage which caused that officer to arrest Henry. Having more on liis bauds jast then than he could pro- eed with, h© took out a string and tied Henry'* right hand to his body. This was a fanny mistake, and the negro laughed heartily at ''it, and told Garri son he was left handed. This tickled the latter gentleman no that he and Henry and the woman laughed all the way to tbe calaboose at the joke. When Henry told the iiaj* all about it, it made him laugh tdo, to guch an extent lh»t it cost Henry $10 for her. 11ARY PRICK, i J _ had not enquired the price of getting np neighborhood rows, or she wonld not have invested eo heavily in that article. George Harris said he “believed she was the quarretoomeet woman God Almighty ever made.” She was a dead match for Delila Diolson, or Dickson’s fertilizer, or that gentleman'a improved sweep. She would oome down amongst the Assyri ans in Georgia, settlement like s wolf on the fold, a-eussin’, and blowin’, and puff in,’ and Mattering things generally. The day before some of the neighbors had rperked Mhry J, li f e sister, which was a good exenjp for bar to let off steam, and shiejustwfinted to find the person who had dared do snob a thing, as she would send the nigger who did a flying to hell I She oalled the witnesses liars in open court and iutimated to the Court itself, that it new but little about business. But Uis Honor told her he knew what 810 and coats meant, and if he thought she had sense enough to appreciate It, he would fine her fifty dollars, but though' she was cracked. He sweetened her ten dol lar cup of coffee with .five days extra in uulabooe^lei oontompt of court. pThia wse* pnstty good case, and Mol- offwetf. Bui she didn’t believe and five days in the lock-up, which, to gether, amounts to the stereotyped $10. MARY HARRIS was of Congo extraction, with lips ae thick as a volume of Irwin’s revised code of Georgia. Mary had too much lip, and begau giving it out indiscriminately. She grew profane and vulgar to the ex taut of $10 and costa. Wilh this lost word the Court wilted. II. Aiidn w'i Society. By a call issued by the President of this Society, a meeting is announced to take place at Win. Gray’s Marble Yard to night—Friday, 14th of July. AU Scotchmen in Atlanta are invited to be present The morning’s Macon train leaves this city now at fifty-five minutes ufter seven o'clock. Rev. Dr. Palmer, of New Orleans, in the city. Hu leaves this morning on the North bound train. MECHANIC** FI UK COMPANY NO. *. Pic NIc Excuralon to Palmetto. This compnny, with a largo crowd of pic uiekors, went down on the moruiug passenger train yesterday morning to Palmetto. On arriving they were met by a large number of the ladies and gen tlemen of that place and vicinity. The entire party retired to the beauti ful grove a half mUo from the depot, where Mr. P. Thornton was introduced uml welcomed them iu a short but beauti ful address, which was handsomely responded to by Capt. W. D. Luckie. After the addresses the platform was arrayed und all bauds engaged iu the. merry dance. In the evening elections were held for the best lady dancer—also for the pret tiest and ugliest gentleman. Miss Lizzie Carlile was awarded a beautiful fan for superior danciug, being chosen from no less than seven contest ants for the prise. Mr. W. H. Floyd, of Palmetto, was oted by the ladies to be the handsom est gentleman. He was not present, but one of his friends thought himself hand some enough to carry the cane to him. This caused a proposition to let him have the cane in a way that would spoil some of his beauty, but finally he was permit ted to go in peace. Mr. Latham, of Palmetto, bore off the palm os the ugliest man, and the prize, (a barlow kuife), was presented to him by Capt. Luckie. A magnificent cake was awarded Miss Lizzie Ward as the best archer. Charles Hughes and II. Kurwisch were on hand with every luxury that heart could wish. The party returned, having enjoyed the day immensely. No. 2 is able to get up a successful pic nic any day. IN A NEW BOLE. The hat we of Albert Tojlor he was practicing for the silver cup at the Derby. This time he appears in a new rot', and is trying to keep the Irish in aabjeotiffu by pulling out his pistol on n gentleman from the Emerald Isle. Al bert aays it wan an accident, and that he Igtenfied to pull out a written order, when he made the mistake and got hold of his pistol. This was Just like tbe English nobility—giving the poor Irish bullets nstood of htdmm enrfe*. la the present TELEGRAPH NEWS Special Dispatches to the Si. By Atlanta and Nashville News Agency. several of the Keno cases against the j instance America steps in and makes tbe the tdsyers. I prince fo* over $10 and costs a. indem- Maggie Rochester and Fannie Connsr' nity to down trodden Ireland, each plead guilty to the charge of va- L ui* » vkocb ov h.vO.kii graucy, and the Court held up ila NX*-j n Atlanta in cog, and assumes the name tence till it meets. | ^ John HustMgs.. The uiglit be- The State vs. Green Strozier and j foM jj,, irfarqniii wot singing George Dean, for simple larceny, FOREIGN NEWS. Jtlorrinmld of Hmymltjfn London, Jqly 13. The Prussian Crown Prince left here yesterday, in order to be present at the triumphal entry of the Bavarian troops into Munich, which has been fixed for Sunday, the 10th instant. The Princess lias gone to Osborne, Isle of Wight, where she will remain until the return of the Prince. Itult Bnleeerri. London, July 13. The Bank of England has reduced the ate of discount. Cleanf-ee in IS. French Cabinet. Pams, July 13. The following changes in the French Cabinet have been announced: The Duke de Broglie replaces M. Jules Fuvro as Minister of Foreign affairs, and M. Ber- tLerny Hilliare n places M. Jules Simon. The Government has appointed Gen- Aurells de Palidenes to lie the successor of M. Baason at Bordeaux. Baron Hamnuiau has been announced os Councillor from the Paris municipali ty- Wilhelm. 8tutua»t, July 13. The Prussian Emperor has arrived here. M ‘V, r Hermann Will Do. ISkki.in, July 13. The German Government announces its intention not to send uu Ambassa dor to Frauce until the German evacua tion of French territory shall have been entirely completed. ITS. tnlerneill.neele eerene WVlAkara.. Pauls, July 13. The manifesto attacking Washburn which was iu contemplation by the In ternational Society, has been suppressed for the present. Belli,h ..lUltrtr. «»4 Oflntene. London, July 13. The debates in the House of Lords have commenced upon the blit for the reorganization of the army. To-day Lord Saithhrook spoke iu favor of the meas ure, amt was lollowetl 1 o Earl Richmond, who strongly urged its rejection. At the conclusion of the latter speech the mat ter was postponed. . • The intelligence of the riots in New York, creates a great commotiou. Public opiuion strongly favors tlfo New York of authorities tor guaranteeing a free and unmolested d- ui room Us any party. “Oft in the stilly night, When whisky's chains hsve bound I dream of some big fight n otlpw ileys were round me. ngwueullio Mirquis bod finished with the murder of General Kitohum, aud the le attempted murder of Engem Van Newt Mis. Wharton war well known here and moved in me burnt select circles, where she was acknowledged to be a highly accomplished woman. St» picien now points to her having made away with her oousin, from whom she had reooived property. Her spn bad bis life insured fur 860,000 in favor of her and Mias Wharton, daughter of the aliove named oousin. The only ani mus for the orime that can he derived, was money. It is said by bis friends that Gen. Ketchum visited the house of Mrs. Whartuu to have her pay a note of $27, then due. Mrs. Wharton’s maiden name was Eliz abeth O. Nugent OOT.IMim.OIAI. .11 IS had been wrueecnting this claim before tbe United States Coart of Claim*—but it among other claims, was defenod un til October But it seems that Baron OeroK had sufficient influence with the Government to procure the payment of the olaim tn the Ml amount up to the time of his flight Schuster retained the full oonfldenoe of the pnbiio. The BnttU nt Ube Bn*’ I -V, r \erlietee I n'lMe ■SVw IVt Jtneeeere. luly The vicinity of tbe fight on 8th Ave nue, woe viiritod to-day by thousands of f ,, people, alt eager to see tie result of the yerot the lltli 8 “y 8 affray. - Tbe number was constantly in creasing but everything was quiet The 0th Regiment was fired into from the roof• of the adjoining building* last evening but no one was injured. Crowds of men, and women or* con gregated upon the sidewalks and the streets, talking over the fesrfal soenee of yesterday. The ioen*«t.the Morgue to-d«y was me never to b« forgotten. Parents, brothers, stators and other relative* ware searching among the missing. The rec ognition of each dead body was pro- laimed by lamentations aud groans of sorrow. At an early hoar the coroners were present, and as fast as the bodies were reoognized permits were granted for their removal. A jury was empanneled and reviewed the remains, but the inquest will not be held before tbe lost of the week. Buutooa, July 18. A'lirge attendance was present at the races to-day. Tbe gland stand was well tilled. The weather was fine and the track in good condition. The first race was a steeple chase for all ages, about e miles over a fair hunting conrse— I lo the winner and 8200 to tin- second horae. Theraoswas won by "Oyster- man, Jr." and. “Faniiy”—and "Julius" cai%‘ out third. Time—ti:20. Tne seooDii race w as fur a purse of $600 for all ages to carry 100 pounds sine and three-quarters miles. Four entries were made for this race. “Elliptic" won.— ■8 inford" was second. The raoe for the Saratoga cup will take plsee to-morroy. Betting is very spirited —the favorites lining “Longfellow" and Kingfisher.” ST Tee Bern JBUeeeeiee. Chicago, July 13. Seven or eight mail hags, consigned to Ynkaboma, arrived here this morning. They are ail stropped to distinguish them from other packages, and their oonteota were very heavy. The ,Vrs rkul IWf. Sfiunofield, III., July 13. New wheat is coming in in large inantities, and the quality ia very excel lent Louisville, July 18. Matt Sbanahon, who committed mur der in Montgomery last fall, lias been sentenoed to be hiiug of the 15th of Sep tember. Bnteel Beellnnd .IrrUrnl Auroba, Indiana, July 18. Conrad Gligaldt and wife were crossing the railroad bridge when the cars nnex- pectedly came up. The woman attempted to run over and was cut to pieces. Tbe man was thrown from the bridge twenty feet and was fatally injured. Nkw Yoke; July 18. The city is quiet and no demonstration of tic ten occurred to-day. Much oomment is occasioned by the charge that the military fired without or- P< Tio officers of the 8ith tendered their resignations to-day, on the ground that the regiment had committed murder. The city is quiet and reserved about matters. The Mayor still thinks his first order should not have been revoked. WASHINGTON NEWS. The Macon Telegraph and Me*»»n- Gen. Bvnning, of Columbus, left here yesterday mor ning for Washington, whether he Ida been summoned to testify before the Ku Klux Committee. A SEDUCTIVE CUSS. He Manages a good Deal on hit Own Hook. JBUlteeerW Chmeefe. WAflHDtOTON, July 18. Col. Thos. If Rogers, of the 18th In fantry, has been relieved from duty in the Department ol Louisiana, and or dered to take command at West Point. Tfie .hrmnf Oereertemeee«. Secretary Robeson will probably deter mine to-morrow what disposition will be inode of the ship Snpply jnat • returned from Europe, and is now lying in New York harbor. His slwence from the De partment has already kept the ship a week longer than was nocessary. Bmd 1 Hen Bn Blmt tneeillfnltnee. The investignticn of the oeses of tbe citizens of Washington con.ity, who ore charged with having committed outrages upon two oolored persons, by whipping proven in eooh esse Secretary Boutwell is expected to ar rive this evening. JnmeiL. Rider, of Sag Harbor, L. L, a young man of good family, enlisted da ring the late war in oompany B, 81st regiment New York volunteers. After a time he was discharged at I’ortamouth, Va., where he took up his residence, be- oorne acquainted with Bailie A. Weaver, a daughter of one of the leading citizens of the plaoe, and soon after married her. After living with his yoaug wife four years, he oruelly deserted her and fled to Pennsylvania, where he married another girl, living with her till the anting of 1870, when lie went to tho village of Highland, Ulster county, to work for Charles Wooley. He took apartments at Eli Warring's, where Laura F. Warring, aged 14, resided. Rider paid his ad dresses to her, and being well educated, he soon succeeded in wiuning her afleo- tion, liis attention to her being entirely unknown to her parents. On the 13th oi lost June they resolved to get married clandestinely. On the evening of that day tho bigamist's victim announced that she was going to make a call at a neighbor's, hut met Rider in stead, and with hiui went to the residenoe of the Rev. Mr. Travers, of the First Methodist Church, who married them. The girl returned home, and the next day Rider made his appearanoe and claimed* her as his wife. Mr. Wamng was indignant, and applied to the dangb- ter to know if it was true. She at onoe admitted the marriage, and waa driven from home. She went to the residence of Mr. Craft, where the bigamist met her and where they lived together till the 21st af Juli The village was then sliuUeu by an other event in the bigamist’s life. On thut day Miss Alibis Horton, of Highland, appeared Is-fore Justice Kltinge, aud charged James L. Rider wilh seducing her under promise of marriage. A war rant wus issued, and Rider was taken from Craft's bouse to tbe Justice^' office, where lie pleaded guilty, and Was at once sent to Kingston jail to await th* action of the grand jury. After hi* departure information was received that still an other young girl had been his victim. She resides about bulf-a-milo from High land, and Rider had visited her secretly, at tho same time giving out that he had joined the Prcsbyte ian church in the village. After his arrest for sedueing Abby Horton, the father of Mias War ring] uided by counsel, proceeded to learn all shout Rider's antecedents. He found Rider's mother iu Brooklyn, and was shown by her a letter from his wife in Virginia. Mr. Warring next went to Portsmouth, anil there procured a certi fied copy of Rider's marriage certificate, on file in tbe county clerk’s office, to gether with other nocessary documents. He reached Highland on the 4th of July and showed them to his daughter, who was almost heart-broken, and asking for giveness, was taken home again. Mr. Warring has token steps to have the mar- riage of .his daughter with Rider declared null and void, nnd has also ploood a war rant for bigamy against him in tho hands of the Sheriff of Ulster ooantyr So strong is the feeling against Rider iff Highland, that if he were there now ha Woakl be in danger of lynching.—N. Y, Trilono, The Fie tile at Palmetto. About eight o’olook last evening tbe picknickers who went to Palmetto yester day returned. They had a very pleasant time, though tbe weather was exceedingly warm. No particular disturbance took place; lint some of tbe boy* got to Sara pling Palmetto benzine, which caused them to want to lick somebody. Just a little disturbance os the train was return ing was all of that sort of thing. They ought to have known better than to bate pranked with the whisky they keep at Palmetto. It kills dear round the oor fel LATER FROM WASHINGTON. The Bntlenle VetMt HrennJ. Washington, July 13. The members of the Ku Klnx Commit tee who have been faithfully attending during the hot months are very anxious to adjourn ; therefore JndePollard, the acting Chairman, has refused to summon more witnesses. Every day devclopes the fact that tbe Radicals have lost and are losing ground by tho investigation and by Grant s proc lamation pardoning Bowen for bigamy, because as stated in the proclamation, be rendered good service to the cause of the Uuion daring the rebellion sad since its termination. It is understood that ths truly loyal” have a right to a plurality ' wives. .Wm teem I he Lent Be-eeneh Verernennet. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH {■rxciiL oiaiATCses vo res <o».| Nr.w You, July HI.—Cotton s«i"t. Sil4dl!n* u)- land* 90’, lOrlmotlTV. Sslto too balm. Hour dull and hoary, Wheat quiet ant rosMaeod. Corn fltuuljr. FroijflitR dull. 8torka steady and vary dull. Gold dull *113 lVa • Govern) heavy. Slate bouda very quiet Money eaay ai 3. Exchange, long . 10 H; abort 11. LivBBfrooL* July IX—Noon—Cotton opened dull nplanda *, Ovtoane tq. Latbb—Cotton heavy; aalee 13.000 ba}ea; exporta and epectilaih Lquuvillb, July 11—Floor 1$ dud and weak. Ex tra Family |6 M. Corn la brlak, at T3c. Oata 70c. Dealt-ra are offering 40c. (or tba n«W crop, but galea have been made. Buy hi quiet und Meaty Pro isloua are dull, with a downward tenden Only small ordere have been received. Nfffhlna la doing iu n*n»"i i ds. l'rioea Bra attf >>»■*(*! DOMESTIC MaWS. Falai wiaBfchfle Berlin, July 13. Mrs. H. D. Will Luna, daugutwr of Samuel Frotliinghum, was instantly kille<l by a runaway accident to-day. Her mother-in-law amiicrioiisly injured. The news from Long Branch, directly from the President, through responsible parties, is, It is thought that Grant is anxious to have Pleasanton without any more ado. Pleasanton will probably be saooeeded by Deputy Commissioner Douglas. called. Dean use found guilty and Stro xier was acquitted. District Attorney Irwin ably ri prow-nto Wuen tho State i'l this Court, audit is owing Be-gorm, wuuu iuee»~H““ •- . J. I J CUIeen ef Mnemmneh Jeenente. as much to legal talent and aide argu-, th. ^lty df Savannah. July 1?. ment* as to any other cause, that offeu- walk ddod fitohV. P «* j ^ R Sc - UUH i ( , r| ft native of Ha ders meet with such prompt and merited being from Lmtencto but not Dung but who mat resided here risce evening, magneto a oeue. m me r ^ ., . aui.ru.irt i dnuilL oflcet a*id had been » and who for aevt-ral years ha* been ability of a contionation of the not punishment in this Court. Hu iacanring , (r<Hiae ntly; and had seen ^.ulTr Pru«ia, absconded a few days | ThJ great social sensation is the ai- for himoelf a reputation as a lawyer and ^ !“T lL isl.l to have swcdlcd'.rest in SalUmore, of the widow of the gentleman, which any one of bis yearn men d|unk^afteffq > number of hia friends to the amount of'.late Major Henry Wharton, charged | m iy he justly proad of. , eu0<! “* togetuer Washington, Joly 18. Nothing is doing to-day. Everybody ia lUseueaiur tfrg proa and cons of the New York note, and much anxiety isare- atod bs a dianatob which oome late this c„t»q!<— eeuU. OoU), Mrtau U Mlliutr 1 13 Silts*, buying 4 aoHimd .. ATLANTA WHOLESALE PRICES [c'AumruLLT oonanotED daily.] SW I a nr,|«rlag Onente, It alwaU k. re* utriubrrvU I It eat IhtM Arc WHOLE* SALK FltinES. Small BitUra ekarH htghtr rate#. ...India,, yff FI* « wk IQX !•# 1401ft i 40 Double Anchor .......... yd Fatubod c’loUi lb Doubla Pluauix. lb KinUitir lb Iron 1mm lb Baoom, Shoulder■ lb d*vr lb Cb«r nblxxl lb CBnvamad llama Ib Plata llama ft Uvu Matt. cirarkib aldca ft Clear *idtw Hi Shoulder lb UcTTBBy Go* hen .lb Ubax- a ewt Candlm— lb CaAcuaa... ft Candy ft (JOffB!— . '"M “ Bneito** ffoticM. ABEBICAX UTAXBA^iT^. SCHOOL SERIES. SCHOOL BOOiKS rtrauiKBo by John P. Horton fc Co.. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, Beading and Snelling^: aelfrr'alawiiasn QrlWey Builrr't m See* I Mmiler't .new ftret trtwi Bio.. Java, common to good.,...ft Dry Goodr— Pvtnta, fancy ........yd \ Drown Sblrtlnga yd J$llrowu Bheetiugs yd 4-4 do do ' yd Yarns. Asa't Nos yd Fish, Mackerel, No. 1.... halfbbl do No. 1 kita do No. 3....halfbbl do No. 3 kita do No. 3, large kbbl Herrings. No. 1 .box Herrings, scaled..........box Flop a- bbl Grain— New Corn,., bush CMtatftswln market!....bush Hat— Timothy.. ton id, loaf ft iRu Hex* bW LtgL'uK*—Not quoted. Molahn M— lltula gal Cuba (Hbls.J gal Common gal Golden Hymp gal N.O. Syrup gal Meal, fine, .....bush Nails keg Of La- Sperm gal Whale gal L*rd gal IS X i«x % j »*a to* it* S 10 U0 1 03# 0A. mm 33 00# 3ft U0 m a SI J s s I so too 3 75# I to 1 SftA 1 TO 1 35# 1 TO £l)e OTitii Uuftgct. THKOUGH THE SOLIOTTA* TION of many clUxens the utideraigned hereby an nouncee himself a candidate for Justloe of the lHutoe. tu aud for tbe lOJUtb District G. M., for tha mi Xjurod t»*rm of Jnfttloe Spencer, resigned. Elct-Uon on Katucday, July IS, 1871. juuc xJ Ule - W. T. liGLDERNEdS. K. M. HOSE k 00., Wholehalr Liquor Doalera, Atlanta, Ga. Bubs' Bittera aud ScbuNi'pff. Also, Shafer's Ginger and Cherry Bren* diert at loweet figures. Jimelft R. 1C. ROBE k CO. jr r.rSS'ST. DOMINGO BITTEKS - .tillable stomachic and tonic, and la a« well knuwu, <>r butter known than any other IHttere, I better t-nUbllNhcd. For salo by un« lft- R. M. HOSE A 00.. Broad street. AROMATIC SCHNAPPS—The Aromatic Schnapps, manufactured in Holland (or John A. Uunm. nave no superior in the market. They are known aud used all over the civilised world,and "None know them but to lo\o them, Noue inMue them but to praise.” For sale by B. M. ROUE * 00.. June IS Broaletrret. R IILROAD MEN IT GIVES US PLEASURE TO announce that wb HAVE AOiiliO TO OUR CORPS OF WORKMEN A PINS BN- BRAVER, RECENTLY PROM TITFANY A CO.’S, NBW TORK, ANU ARE NOW READY TO DO ALL KINDS OF PLAIN v ORNAMENTAL LITTIRINO Clr'rtkKS, MONOGRAMS, AO., 4 FACT, ENORAVINQ OF ALL KliaOS IN ELEGANT STYLE, AND A ( SATISFACTORY PRIOES. ALSO, TUB ADDITION OP A FINE MANUFACTURING JEW ELLER. AND A SHOP WITH ALL NECESSARY TOOLS AND MACHINERY, WILL ENABLE Ui TO MAKE TO ORDER ’ ANY STYLE OF ■ADGES, RINGS, PINS, A ALMOST ^ ANY ARTICLE WANTED, and to do repairing, how ever difficult, promptly, AND IN A 8UPERI OR MANNfM PATRONAGE SOLICITED. FINE WATCH_ REPAIRING WE HAVE 8ECURED THE SER VICES OF MR. O. S. TAIT, AN EX PERIENCED WATOH MAKER, BUT RECENTLY FROM SOOTLAND. MR. TAIT HAS WORKED IN SOME OF THE FINEST WATCH MANUFAOTO- RIEii IN - I llti, iJ liPAiPLSlO TO DO ALL KINDS OF FINE WORK SUCH AS REJEWaLLED. MAKING NEW ESCAPEMENTS, AND ADJUST ING FINE WATCHE8 OF ALL KINDS. ALL WATCHES LEFT WITH UEWILL BE PROMPTLY AND THOROUGHLY DONE, AND SATISFACTION QUA RAN TEED IN EVERY INSTANOE. ,pri8 u SHARP R FLOYD. SHARP Sr FLOYD, JEWELRY STORE, WHITEHALL ST. TA IE B NOTIO*. WB HAVE RECEIVED TO-DAY DIRECT FROM TUB MANUFAC TURERS A LARGE ASSORT MENT OF FINE AMERICAN WATCHES, IN GOLD AND SIL VER CASES. OP PERFECT WORKMANSHIP AND NEW DESIGNS. OF THE FOLLOWING * Co., Ilo.toni Am.rloah Watch tu., Walthami NrIIorrI YVnirh Co., Kl«lit| (J. *. Walt h (o„ Marion, If. J.| Utli * kVatrli Co., mIno the Celebrated Windi reor Keyless Watch, THIS STOCK 18 OFFERED AT VERY ATTRACTIVE FIGURES, AND YOU WILL FIND IT WILL P Y TO TAKE A LOOK AT THE GOODS AND THE PB1CE8, AT SHARP Sr FLOYD'S JEWELRY STORE. ATLANTA. *PH"F artier** JTtw StromS ASM/ mutter*# JVBw ISM Mart Bu tier** Goodrich ItaeAai* ■ ATewPtrM Mem*or. arm IW raa^VIMe JBCMMr, JFew ISM RemAer. eSTtw Pmmrth RemAer. Jtrew rtrth RemAer. .Snme Sixth RemAer. Omnnarand IUiotoifo ■ Rmller'e MreJecfary fir mm- ▲.rlthmetlco and Algubva i You-ne'e primary ArUhmetU. Tmwue't ImteremeAtmte Jtrith- tme tie. TteumVe jRtmtml Artthmette, Tmm**e PrmcHcmt ArUtmette. Key tm Smote. Tetme't Alyehra. Key to Sowar. Miscellaneous ; WRB i’l'KR'H SPELLER AND DEFIXEB. NELBOW'H BOOK-KEEPING. KXFAMkDGH** ORIGINAL DRAMA*, DIALOGUE*. TABLEAUX-YTVANT8, AC. BRONSON * ELOCUTION. BARBEE** GEOLOGY. BUTLER * COMMON SCHOOL SPEAKER. Our Nebo<4-booksare tMrotypsdM"** eagerfthtf in LomsriUr. They are the worked Mftsns aa- iksrs. ours Is the ONLY PubNehiaa House AomS* of the Ohio engaged fn the pnbtlci books. These thefts should InsMus South eed We*t to exeasiae e to e oonclustou We lavite a careful eomperteon with others, feeling seWsded that our pubUeeheax fully aoeet the wants of those of say other hooes, They are now In nee la the must Important schools of Viaopiu. 1 tier oBtniogurt and School BcporU, tW ea* Msm- ****** iJfft" special rnln. FnoonMt terms jor hrst \ AODUKSS ww JOHN r. MORTON k CO., PRblMiert, IN aM IS* JUtm sdv Sold by an bookseller*. Represented la Georgia. Alabama a by Mr. ISRAEL PUTNAM, JjrXlM Formerly ddOrlg^Oa. ~ SPECIAL NOTICE! KXCUWION; RETURN TICKETS. GUBAT HEDUCTIOIC. mac Vrtnroa X Drtstiocs odter g string to riolt the men/ Sommer I Atlanta to Lookout Mountain and return.... .ft rt Yellow duiphur and return Sill Monfy While Sulphur aod return. .M SI Greenbrier W. X, sad return 4* •* be hai aft Ikehaft Oftoa. ffjfcgw ftTlekets can Aakfor Uoki ticket* via Western eaA 4>ftattn ft*jrn*1» N otzo: Oolleire Cow LKGK* will be held eft OOVINOTOW, June Nth, 1*7L aw __ __ _ ^xv OXFORD, July 16th. 1»71. ATHKNX July IMh. 1*71. Persona deeding to ahead any of mid Oontsteoee- _jents nlll be paseed for ONE FAUN. Tull fun to oe paid gotog, and the Agent the fUD fare ticket wUl give ivtarn tickSef Retorn ttekets good FurAfteen day*, from 1 Change af Arrives at DeMou... m*t meuT hminu xnam—arwonn. i gift. Beco US 1* ntmxMi. July IS- - Floor la unchsngM and qniet. Oats ftJuft ft? f..r mixed to be* Hey Ms *d- vanned, low grades bring $14. but- TlnvHhy $3S.— Ill Bai on 7e*|*. Sugar cured hams 1*S«. «ia. uiihfinitiiia. Wkaxjrtu. . 8t, IiOriH, July IX—F^our Is doll. Corn is higher stftdc£67, Oats 48e6$ft3« Whlahy tfe Pork lift 7ft Baoon—elioukli-rs 7s«; fleer sides • cents, lard lOofelOH. Maw York, July 13.—Gold eloeed at $1 13** Cot ton dull end lower at 31S eente. Livxpo<>i., July It.—Cotton Is dull and drooping stMAlftSd. Henry fiischoff & Co-, WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DBALKBB IN Bipc, Wlm‘i, Liquor*, M*-- ffai-a, Tobaooo. too. He. 197, Beat Bay Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. «... I. t VlBVKB. New Lumber Yard, . jitNuri >8 or MARIETTA AND WALTON STS AU- KIND* Or l u m b n ni C'_ *. 1TAXTLY [ON HAND. petal AI tent Inn in Order*. M. A. HARDEN. NUftta LANDS BERG'S LUMBER YAR OPPOSITE GEOBG1A RAILROAD DEPOT. ATI.A ATA ,GA. Bnwod ehlnslnn »»»•> Arrives at* aw* Ths above eoheduls goes into sflsaft July t rjiHAT STOREROOM, oa wmnaALL 8tbct. Van QCTuqjrtk, t. L Nk*0a.fa,fo*m*l. BKEIDKNOX,