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THU DAILY STIN~. Fbdai Kokkimo Sornon L Ft U» iecud€D» al ipreme Court; also tue daily Hidings” of the Court. and keep Supreme oeedinga' “Order of Boaini columns. ol the Pro- _ the ■tec ding in our tt See the card of Mrs. Boeworth. , »«»t Mjr whiskey running out of his threat, l Its proprietor^ tortnhle, end it is pleasant to spend a few days with him. It is a “ehoioe" Hotel He spoilt hU wagon'll* lay, Until his friends hauted him aw$j. When the municipal wagon arrived at the^aifUxjae U D. got out and went in battle not want to pay the faro of a hock- man, which caused some trouble, and hen the Jgayor heard the tsie be grit l went forTayor like a bun gry woU. *ive and oost was his stage tare. I haov a warn*. ftb *oS sllskt. With heart In hops!®** mood, Who often tolls throughout the nl To earn her husband’s food. ■allnad CsasMtlsai at Mm—m. The evening train on the Macon and WestawBaSMip which leaves Atlanta at SS6 r. oonneots with the Macon and Brunswick Bailroad; and the morn ing train, laavintaaawwa 7 <U a, re, «an> ' nects with the Oeatial Bailroad. .ioJii)3 UoMUf ,Sr. ? " ami Roberta, who haa attended cfanr- .10 Tlytetia bashes for the last Sve yess, in tire Southern Express Company’s • ploy, haa pona lor • “few days to the country. The "boys” say he has gone to Tfrg Branch—in Monroe county. We hope he will enjoy his trip. WUSuitam DaaUl. will find Mr. Daniel whose edvertiesiaent appears in onr paper, a very satisfactory Tn.n to transect bnslnes with. <"• He is w*U eatobWsd tod most favorably known, and a man wheaaSnaootal stan ding and responsibility are proverbial. This is the right clato-Of men to petrion- iysnljariivitfr, . «M> I •MtkO** 1 ** l * ,U * T, * Ck .”| The immense amesint of printing be- •*** ing done at the "Jfconemieal Book end Job Printing Hons," of V. »• Bisson A “ Co., Is proof conclusive that thoee fiw gentlemen have “got the Insifls track ■omobow. They printed the Premium Lists tor both the Dalton and Cartere- ville Fairs, and ditasetd all competitors for the Premium List for onr own Fair, to be held nest month. Enterprise and energy trill vin every lime, and it seems to be a "feature" of Messrs. Bisson & Co. ’a establishment. Buooess to them. . V I I / > I ■ i .-to- f The Book, sad Paper. Of the Stats Bead haa* tn** taken po» iTiaai-r of by the Committee of citiseos selected for that purpose, and this morn ing their button will oommence. The clerical force selected is unexcep tionable—consisting of men of first class ability and unblemished reputation. Pro fessor Moort fc the Principal of Mow’s Commercial College, who onoe had the position of Principal Bookkeeper of the State Road. Mr. Roman la tho Book keeper of the Atlanta National Bank, and Mr. Doans it a gentleman of fine clerical ability and boaineas judgment The people may rest assured that the I be speedily agd oonwctly done. aatosi court. Small Subw ml OAmm af a SIU Tjp. Which were la%nwhd. afcswltit- Hut could not of Jehoahaphat: 1’U tell you why, he wu so let. The vuliuut H. T. Smith fired off liis pistol at an imagmery man, but did not hit him. He was not bo fat hut that the Major could crack bia rib for five dollars. Jehoahaphat! L. D. TAYLOR ’twas red, 1 more money 1: * Jill be Vagran* i :\ IA AmANTid Raiuboad Co., Pbbsiiibmt's Ornoo, ATLaaTa, Oa, August 81, 1871 Dr. M. L. Anfier, SUe Treasurer— Dear Sir: I send you by the Treasurer of this Company, •85,000 in oaah, the rental doe the State for the present month of August PI case return me the usual re ceipt frogi the Comptroller General for | ( thj Vntodht I *n>/ W ro*peotfttBy, 1 1 yohr obedient servant, * " Joseph E. Beown, Prosident, QDxrraou.ii GmndlaL's Ovtiob, 1 Amairri, Os., August81,1871. f No. 4*8. Received of W. C. Morrill, Treasurer of W. AA. R. R. Co., tho sum of $25,- 000, natal of Western A Atlantic R. R., for the moatti of August, 1871, as per certificate No. 428, of N. L. Augior, Treasurer. Maoiaow Bell, ♦26,000. OsanptroUev Gaa'l. This is what the Court said to J. P. Powell. He lias had an old chronic case of drunk for three week*, end hit wife wanted the Major to help her get him off the Bproe. J. P. it a good man whon he is sober, but it’s a rare thing to catah him in such a Ax. The Judge talked in plain language to him, and showed him how bud it was to do so. He wot not dis- DtBtd to be very heavy on him, and let him off with a fine—including the lec ture. JOHN WINTERS, in a harmless and friendly manner called ladj a “d—d liar.” Several wit nesses testified to tho fact that it was in fun. He acknowledged to two drinks just before ho went home, which no doubt assisted his tongue to utter those ugly words. After considernblo expla nation nli round, he was fined only five and costs. When Julius Ciosar crossed tho Rubi- oon, he split the Roman empire to pieces, and built a very unpopular despotism upon the said jrieces. Bo says history and historians; but when TIL REYNOLDS to split a respectable negro bafi to pieces by going where he was not invited, and using bad language and otli- wise showing his ill-breeding, be built a very unpopular name for himself with the more, decent negroes at the gather ing. Til is well known in official cirolee; and while the examination was progress ing, he tumbled over with a fit, whioh alarmed the Court, witnesses and specta tors. Jonsen threw a pitcher of cold wft ter on his head, which soon bronght him to his senses. Til had been drinking rather freely for some time past, and not being able to get his usual stimulant that morning, he took the fit. For his fuss at the ball ho was charged ten dollars, and for carrying concealed weapons he will have to answer at tho District Court in September. They weut to sea in a >ievo. they did; lu a slave they wsnt to sea; lu spite of all thoir fricuda could My. Ou a winter'* morn, on a tforiny Usy, In * stove they went to sea. Aud whon the sieve turned rouud eud round. And every one cried, "You’ll ell l>e drowned I” They celled aloud, "Our sieve aiu’t big, But we don’t cere • button—we don’t ears a flg: In a eleve we will go to Me!” Ear Mid few. far Mid few. Are the lends where Jumblics live; Their heeds ere green, end their hauda arc blue, And they weut to see in a sieve. This was a crowd composed of game sellers, Ami Johnson, Melissa Norwood sndjsoveral other negresses, who, notwith standing the admonition givou by several other old. colored sisters, persisted in going to sea While out they got np a meeting and had a general fight. It dis turbed the sntroandings, and a police man took their vessel in tow, and anchor ed them in the calaboose harbor. About five dollars apiece was ohargod as wharf- A day or two ainee an old gentleman whojwas born and raised long before cro qnet was ever invented, and who bus not pat himself to the trouble of keeping up with the follies of these degenerate (so- called) times, was passing s yard where flOVADI tet £T sJUXllWphng ladies ware playing eroqnet. - - ■tlahta, Oa, August 90, 1871. 01j >7Q wu m a cura s* to. rank. Atlxmta, The books and papers of the W cetera and Atbatto Railroad having bean for mally turned over to na, we deem it pro- par to announce to tha pnblie and eepoci to thoee totoreated, that we shall occupy, sobosto— .Mno, room 35 iR-tooGop- ttol Mldiag, fonneriX oooupied by At- tossiey-Goneral Farrow, who has kindly voeatad far oat eoavoqliaen aad ooa- with the ead berireea the i aaid Is. wheoit shall be oar plsssare to ect vo thorn. . Committee wilt please — hsoroaf Ifiaad lias .A ikwliiM iiliiiims ■toiimnfMi' k>MhsMsl^flA Wu mut input!fnllj ask that the Pnblie aJsAiU tAoTtAt Mda»Ss be hodin.^yH^agirig tpef t^e MfuilMll t.ojLTtnirj/ meir.i-.Mo : & £. Bowaoiu —■; Twelve newspaper oh sees, salable for papers from 22x32 to 24x30, will be sold ■sop. Address J. Hknly Smith, tL Business Manager Br x. age, and With only s bcsutlful pcsgwn veil, TistI with s ribbon, by wsy of • Mil. Tt* » small tobst’co jilPf mast And every ouo muI who mw thorn go, "OX I wus’t they soou «|*Mt. you know, For tXr §ky Is dark, auU the voyage is long. Ant! happen what may. U’h eltrsinely wrong Is a *>«• to sail so fMt.” AfUvr the crowd had well nigh gotten out of sight in the direction of tho rock yard, tho Mayor and Jonsen took np their hats and posgreen veils and soiled away to .Seu -what was going ou up town, -dement, end indicted by the Grand Jnry end placed nnder 85,000 bail Fending his trial Cobb remained in Atlanta, bat was not engaged in any business. Pink erton’s men meanwhile kept s close watch on his movements. Last Tuesday lio vanished, having par- chased a through ticket to Nfew York.— At a station near Chattanooga Cobb lay over one train. At thi* place lie «u joined by a friend, one lteau Campbell, of Atlanta. Tho two then eamo to this citj, Arriving bore earlj on Fridaj even ing. v Mr. M. J. Bricn, the General Buj, teudent of the Express Companj in thia citv, bad been informed by telegraph of Cobbfa sudden departure, and armed with the noceAsary papers a deputy sher iff called aX (be Grand Central late on Fridaj night, and arrested the fugitive. He was lodged for the night in Ludlow erton then telegraphed to his agent in Atlanta to obtain a requisition from the Governor of the State, and Gobb is to be taken back. Ho says that it is a conspir acy to injure him; that he had some pri vate business to transact in Halifax, whither lie was bound, and that he in tended to return to Georgia. RAILROAD ACCIDBRT. The up night passenger train from Ma con, duo in Atlanta at 10 o’olock Wed nesday night, left Macon on time, and made time to Griffin, leaving that place at the hour and making the usual run till about a milo this side of Fayette sta tion, at the plantation of Mr. llarefield, when the engine struck a large ox, throw ing tho entire train off. There was no possible chance to avoid running over tho ox, as ho appeared on the track, when the train at full speed was in a few feet of ,him. The entire twin was knocked off, but being in a cut the oars did not turn over. Two or three of the passengers in the ladies' oar were slightly bruised, but none of them seriously hurt. A negro passenger in jumping off the train after the ears were off the track, had his leg broken. It was providential that there wus not r greater amount of injury done to the passengers. The ox which tho engine struck, causing the accident, had a board tied over his face, it is said, to prevent it from jumping into the fields; but it looms that it also prevented it from gotting off the track—and it is a question now whethor a man liad best blindfold his cattle to save his crops, or blind-fold them and endanger the lives of passengers and tho property of the wilroads. The damage done was con siderable. The engine was seriously in jured, and tho cart badly damaged. Ono of tho fine passenger coaches recently built by tho Company suffered consid erable injury. The accident happened in a cut, aud it was necessary to build a track around the wreck. Captain White left Maoon at 1 o’clock yesterday morning, and reached tho sceuo of tho accident about 5 o’olock, with a foreo sufficient to cut down the embankment and lay a track beside the wreck, aud had the regular trains passing at 10 o’clock, preventing detention of passengers and freight, Tho passengers were brought to this city on a freight train at 3 o’clock yester day morning. This is tho first accident of any mo ment that has oocurred on this road since tho war, and we congratulate tho officers on the escape from a worse disaster. hearts. sOscUoua and gntitnAa of true usturaUjr torn, Ss the suu Mods 1U raj* Slosriug to ths God tt worships. Long may he V, spared to wield the glittering blade of hie logto lu defense of the ConstUaXon which oar Father* gsve us. against the assisato ss- Mults 9f nsdeap adventurers, who u-o sapping for ever LH-<-r y‘s last foundation upon earth ; and whose temple, if it u now thrown down, will never be eractod again. Your*, truly, • X^ooftl and ilutoint-KH Notlcon ■S-NEWS FBOM LUBOi’E. —Dr. L. H. BradCeld, tbe manufacturer of Bndfleld’s Female Regulator in the city, ia jait in receipt of a letter from Germany, of rrhich the following ia a correct tmulation—the original of which bin Dr. Bradfield’o poeaeaaion aml oan bo Men by any one who desires it. Verily the medicine b acquiring a reputation as wide to that of civilization. Tho following is the translation: Northern Province of Hanover, 1 German Empire, August 7th, 1871. f Vr. ISrail/ldd. —Dear Sir : From one of my frienda I have learned your addreae, and from him have received a few bottle* of yoar celebrated Female Regabtor, and ib excellent properties for curing certain diseases of tbe fair sex have been communicated to me. I have bad on opportunity of trying your medicine in my own {family with tbe most satisfac tory success, and I hasten to express to you my warmest thanks for the happy effect produced by your medicine. Not only in my own family, but also in other families this side of the Atlantic have the same happy results been effec ted, until now the last bottle has been used up, and I can no longer supply those who have made demands for the medicine. I wish very much to procure a new supply, and therefore address you to respectfully ask of you whether you have an agency for your medicine on thb continent, and if not, to send me a few dozen bottles per North German Lloyd Steamer. For the amount you may draw on me through Messrs G. Mecko and Co., Bankers in Bremen, or if you prefer it, I [will send you the amount of the bill ia advance. Awaiting your reply, I am yours respectfully, G. V. Fbanienbiro. Great Bargains.—For sole—two first-class Engines. Apply to Porter & Butler, Machinists. Atlanta, Aug. 22-dfit ■UPllKMB COURT OF OBORG1A .... I It the Suprrin. Cowrt to be decided In order, Jnly Term, 1871. Hard on tbe Glrle. Old '70 was monstrously amazed, and remarked to old Mrs. '7G when he got home, that he had lived quite a number of years, and tbe good Lord had been —i merciful to him, but he had seen a sight that evening whioh had been spared him so long, and that was a lot of nice looking “young women” playing 'bhinny.” THB EIFOMI BOBBBBT4 a Sensation SSepeol o# tbe AS Bern York inn. A Uto issue of the New York Smi gives ittgft^tonsiltional article on the late Expiree robbery in thb city and thp ar rest of George 8. Cobb in that city, charged with being the guilty party.— Much of the details in the article are nn- teu«, *nd we omit them. Tbe de- steting that tbe arrest woe mode on lost Fit^ttfeht, and giving ib account' of the manner hi whioh tbe rubbery wasefr and incidents connected there the Sim says: -“Illlf.'joe^MeePtodId tua ^HalJBjirodtu? to work to get otthe facts, tour in number, were placed under guard at the Kimball House, hut would not, or ooukl not. Bits any revelations. He Cobb) v m arrested on charge of embez- 7. Chattahoochee ' 8. Maoon ‘ 0. Flint 1 10. Tallapoooo ' 11. Atlanta 12. Rome ‘ 18. Cherokee ‘ 14. Northern 1 15. Augusta ’ 16. Miadlo * 17. Ocmulgco ' 18. Eastern ‘ 19. Bruuswiok ‘ 23 16 18 5 38 12 18 6 10 SrRRBMB CollHT OF GEORGIA, August 31,1871. ThomaH G. Gresham, Esq., of Macon, Ga., was admitted to thb bar. By consent No. 9 was nrgmxl instead of No. 3, which was in order. No. 9 fa E. A 8. Collins vs A. P. A O. P. Collins, Ex’rs, Relief Act 1870, from Bibb. B. Hill, E. F. Best, for plaintiff in error. YVhittlo ii Guatin, contra. By consent No. 7 was argued. It b P. \Y. Doyle, et id. vs. The Trustees of the African Motliodist Episcopal Church, ct al. Equity from Bibb. A. O. Bacon, T. J. Bimmouo, for plain tiff in error. Nesbitt 4 Jackson, Whittle A Guatin, B. Hill, contra Lucbmao, C. J., having been of coun sel in thb cose did not preside. No. A was next colled. It is Willfa Wood, at aL vs. A. B. Ross, Adm’r. Equity from Bibb. Nesbitt* A Jodksou. M. B. Gerry, for plaintiffs in error. Weems A Oovrles, O. A. Bacon, T. J. Simmons, contra. Pending th« argument of thb cose the Court adjourned till 10 o'clock a. M. to morrow. MR. ITEPHESB' PAMPHLET OH TI1B STUDY OF THB LAW A member of the New York bar sands us the following letter: N»r Yoke Cm. Ans- M. 1171. J, tlBALT Burrs, Msnss«r. A<L, AUsnts. Qa : luilomd pla. Sol »T*» W»J <*!*<• <* »• srmt Men purohaae re- SSaEiSKSSKSfc- ■loo of (X* Law—the pr\md position it* practotioa Nougat de Marseilles, at Block’s Camly Factory, jy20*tf Nougat de Marseilles, at Block's Candy Factory. jy29-tf _ Prcaaca for Salt. One “Henry" Power Printing Press-^ arranged for hand or steam power—bed 33X47. The Sun b now berog printed on this press. It makes from 1000 to 1500 impressions; is strong and easily managed, and with steam power, b a No. 1 press. It is new, having bean worked only 6 months, Frico $1250. The "Acme” Press works a sheet near ly os large as the “Henry,” at about the same speed. Is the best country news paper press built. It is new. Both these f l eases can be seen at work in The Sun res8 Room. Address A. M. Si'eiohts, Sun office. Bay "Alexander H. Stephens on the Study of tho Law." This is tho title of a 1G page pamphlet, being the substanae of a Lecture to a class of Liberty Hall law Btudents. It is printed and now roady for sole at The Atlanta Sun office. It b one among the ablest and profound- est productions that ever emenated from Mr. Stephens’ pen, and is deeply inter esting and instructive, not only to law yers, but to oil classes and professions. Prioe—single copy 15 cents, 50 eopies 85.00. Address J. Henly Smith, Manager Sun office, Atbnta, Ga. augl8-tf flUetclloncon*. HOME-MADE Carriages, Buggies, PHAETONS, cMcc., efco., cfcc., dbo. AT A. T. Pinnoy’s Carriage Emporium, NO. 5 BUG AD STREET, j riJAT.f, ecoitoM. The Pioneer Carriage Nanufacturr or Atlanta. JJMTwork EQUALS i/not SURPASSES, lit Dulth, Bret .rsrthem.Mmde Hbr*, And In durtbllitY la FAR SUPERIOR—all work bo- iug put up of the very beat aeaaoned wood and bjr THE BEST WORKMEN, While in TRICES, I can compete with ANY MANUFACTORY IN THE UNITED 8TATE Hj- call and examina for yooraelf, or aend your ordtrs 'A* NOTICE. Cnmui/XaxuKUD a mHI8 Company having extended ita track to tha X river, la now prapared to receive heavy cargoea of freight on ita oar* direct from tha wharf for trans portation to the interior. I io avail themselves of th<* direct e completed for the protection of eait, gu- i, and other heavy article* of freight, which par- i may deaira to have stored for future Saoannul).Bopping Crer*. miRRAY’S LINE—NEW a IRK * SAVANNAH. EVERY TUESDAY ruon eaoh port. INSUBAMCE BY STEAMERS OP THUS LINE, ONE UAI.l PER : ENT. CAMS PASSAGE V DECK.with aubalateuoe 4 - ^ r- The drat olaas ateamrhlpa 1 LEO DEARBORN. Oommaudtr. VIHOO, RULKLEY, Oomniandor, Oompoae thia line, and one of these steamships leaves aaeh port EVERY TUESDAY. Through bUla of lading given by these steamships by all railroad oonneetions, and also through bills lading given in Bavannah on Cotton destined for Liverpool aud Hamburg by first class steamships- - For frtight or passage, apply to HUNTER k OAMHELL. 84 Bay street. PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH MAIL STEAM pH/to;»t:L.r out jt.ru s.t- f-JtjrjTAU. e5 EVERY SATURDAY prom each port. INSURANCE ON COTTON BY STEAMER8 ON THIS LINE ONE HALF PER CENT. CABIN PA88AGE I‘i0 DECK, with subsistence 10 This line la oomposed of the first class steamships WYOMING TEAL, Commander. TOMA WANDA 11ARKETT. Commander One of these steamships leave each port EVERY SATURDAY. Through bills lading furnished by these steamships by all railroad connections. For freight o . apply t Jb'oi* Boston. THE BOSTt’N AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP LIN1 The steamships Oriental, Capt F. M. Swan. Vicksburg,, Capt. 8. II. Matthews. CABIN FARE 00 DECK 10 Oo •^Through bill* of lading given by railroad agents to Rotton, and iu Boston by Steamship agents to pnn cipal points in Oeorgia, Alaam* and Florida. Through bills of lading given to Providencr, FaDBivcr, Portland, Lowell, La wren to, Ac. Passage ticket* sold at railroad depot, and state rooms socurod in advance by writing agenta in 8a snnah. R1CHABD80N A BARNARD, Agents, Savannah. F. NICKERSON A OO.. DOvt-tf Agents, Boston W For JYew Yorli. THE GREAT SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. KVFRY THURSDAY. Insurance by this Line oan be effected under our open policy at one-half per oeut, CABIN PASSAGE $$0 00 The first class steamers Herman Livingstone, Cheeseroan, Com. Gen. Barnes, F. O. Mallory, Com. Will saU as foUows; H. LIVINGSTON Jane 1st, at 5, *s n is I ^ 2. W 125.00 Saved I #25.»M* Savisl! PRICES AKl) TERMS VI WILSON KIII I’TLK Sewing Machines. NETT CASH. $10 PH MO. $5 $ 6K GEN. BARNES 4:80, r. 4, F. June 8tti, at U. i - Mti, at 1. r. m. Bills of latUng given hereon cotton and wheat thro, to Liverpool and Hamburg via New York by first class steamers. For passage or freight, apply to WILDER A FULLARTON, No. 8 Stoddard's Upper Range, For Baltimore. CABIN PASSAGE $20 . JT The Baltlmoro and Savannah Steamship Co’s. Steamers sail from Savannah during December follows: Saragossa Thursday, February >d America,,,, Thursday " 0th Aaragosaa Thursday, " ICth Smerica Thursday, " 2:td Saragossa Thursday, March 2nd JA8. B. WEST A CO., novO-tf Bay street, foot of Whitaker. of HBMOVAIi ! STOKES 8t BHO. the public that they have removed their stock GROCERIES to the spacious store room, next to R. M. Rose k Co’s No. 21 Granite Block, where they have ample room to put in a largo stock, to meet the demands of the largo at\d iucreaxing trade phown generously to us, ana for which we take thia opportunity to return our thanks. Wo ask a continuance of their favors. ,Uf»l lw STOKES A BRO, CHICKERING PIANOS! :o: 3 THE UNDERSIGNED BEING TUE GENERAL STATE AGENT For the WORLD RENOWNED Ohickering Pianofortes Is properod to furnish these admirable ’instruments from STOCK KEPT AT MS MUSIC STORE DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY, A. psrtle. may delin'. CATALOGUE llOOKsf Giving PRICE, DESCRIPTION and ENGRAVING . each style, sent, post-paid, to any party, on applied- Ata*ufacturcr's Certificate amt Warranty ACCOMPANIES EACH IHSTRmEHT. EDWIN FAXON, Coaxn Bboad and Mauxxtta Stbbbts. angft Im Atlanta, Ga. No. #, PIsfn Table $ 45 No. C, half-ease, pin bx 60 No. 7. do fan’y 65 oo w. No. 7, Folding cover 70 80 Na. 8, Full Cabinet, 100 110 No. 8, Folding Cover, 120 WARRANTED FIVE YEARS RY WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO Machines to have every point of excellence to be found in any Uudcrfoed Shuttle Mat-hint*, and durable, made of a* good material as auy Machine in the world, aud that it will do as elegant work. \Y. H. GRIFFIN, Gen. Agent, 32 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga. (i corgia- i'ii I toil Con n t y. Vl.TON BUPUUOtt Coumx—Apbil Tkhm, 1871. MaUTUA F. liVAtf) Libel for Divorco in said Court. Oxobok A. Ryan. ) It api>caring to the Court, by tbe return of the Slieriil, that George A. ltyan, the Defendant in tho above stated case, does not reside lu said county ol “ he does uot reside therefore, ordered by libel be made on said Georgo A. Ryan, by publication of this order iu auy publio gasette iu this State once a month for four niontha, previous to the next term of this Court.— Granted by tho Court. J. M. Calhoun it Son., Plaintiff’s Attorney. A true Extract from the miuutoit of said Coart June 1st, 1871, june5-laiu4m W. R. VENABLE, Clerk. XlUactllnncons GViuntliecnumB. Hoofing FLOURING MILLS, JtTI~ajTTji, GEORGIA. II' all things arc equal, «|ij not palro izc home monufaetore t grinding new wheat, and am prepared to and will guarauteo evary pound of flour that I soil to come fully up to representation; otherwise, it can be ship ped back to me at my expense. I ant prepared to furnish the trade, iu any tpiantlty, in sacks, half sacks or quarter sacks; P1UDE OF DIXIE, from cholco white wheat. CITY MILLS FAMILY, from selected rod wheat. CAPITOL MILLS FAMILY. STAR MILLS FAMILY. BRAN, sacked or unsackod. J. E BTTTLEH, Proprietor. augll2m To Parties Desiring to Build HE undersigned would respectf citixeua of Atlanta that he ia i Umperlnteud the Hull ding- mud F/aiiAi*r. sr the Finishing Jhpmrtmeni sniff, sf tmy First Clans Haute they may with la OFFICE IN AIR-LINE HOUBB, ap27-Qm ' SAM JL li STOUT, M. JL>. Agent for Introduction of Harper fit Brothers’ EDUCATIONAL WORKS, MAT Office at Phillips k Crews', corner Marietta and Peachtree streets, Atlanta, Ga. Judge T. S. Fos ter, clerk; always present to attend to IniHinesa i bin absence. aug Mm ir.TJ. .TUlA/l, Painter mut Decorator, O FFICE above W. G. Jack’s, Whitehall street, r turns thanks to his old patrons for formei favors, aud hopes by attention to businoss to merit* of til continuance of tlio same. ap’J6-ly T. A. B4BUOUB. jaugM Rev. B. A. BONHEIM’S E nglish and german school, corner of MitdMUaod Pryor streets, witt he re-opened on the 4th of September. In this school the usual branches, as well as ike German language are taught. Ttttttoa fif, <4 and $3. aocurdfng So the branches ,r Ihiu.^1 mro ^B , T U bOSHKlM' qill be u,1,k^l 1. the c -1 ForTartllna Aaont tjarbrourt, (Entlfrp, (Sans, JPr. W. L. WADSWORTH Ac CO.. IMPOSTERS AND WHOLSALE DEALERS IN HARDWARE, CUTLER Y, GUNS, -f - tT M’aS riv rend T1iitlttoT»nEretorlrel rear«,cS Tools, nutotoor and XjOAtlxor I3oltixx*. No. 8 4 Whitobell BtrMl. Cor. .Vlftbemi. OppoMto Jmum' Bank ATLANTA OA. August—UUSepilO bbiiuM snare by Ml MSS. .Ml bl* naler. — uAm relMni mu woudur ,t to. •bleb iierrmOee. not only tbe tboi SUBSCRIBE FOll 'THB MU1V TBE SVJT tt aniy eT per year. Tiros. Bxierrov, a n. eiucoNe, Brake's Creek Mills. F. A. B ARDOUR A CO. 2JEALEB8 IN FLOUR, MEAL, % SHIP STUFF, pajjruAijr, KBjervcKr. Musical Instruction. pilOF. HUTCHINSON, Musical Diroctor of the Beethoven Society, Atlanta, Teacher of Piano-Forte, Organ and Mclodeon. Addreae—Care Lawahe and Haynea, Whitehall ■wet or P. O. Box 261. augi4-lm JOHN MILLEDGE, Jr., ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office In Grant's Building, corner of Marietta and Broad streets. Practices in the Oottrts of the city and county. I AM GLAD HE HAS OOMX. The Best PaperJMas^er la the State of J OAN now JtlcBabf 44 Co. IN THB CITY! Tl Irnluls. 500 Crates assort ed granite and C C Ware for $80 per crate. Cheapest ev er offered in State. Send for list of con tents. SAVE YOUR FRUIT! • yoar chair*, and Make t ffylihlirisy, Pnmfhwa Me pairing-, order. All kinds of household furniture and up* ary done at the shortest notioe. I have re moved to DeGive’s Opera Home*, under ltayson's Sir —* Atlanta MarMe Works. WILLUM GRAY importer and dealer in American, Italian and all other Marbles AND SCO Ten GHJLJl'ITMu. . Tombs, and all done on short no- approved msunsr. Designs of all Cemetery work furnished Yl application. J. E. LEAR. A * Atlanta, Oeorgia. 0Nl T MENTS. 8latnes. Vases. Tom Iv-L other shirs ff MMfitl^^ork done tie t and In the latest and most approved HUE on L AgKXT. oxln. SAFEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST FRUIT JARS fewrrs. MoBride & Co.: Gentlemen: My success in the use of the ‘‘Vic tory’ 1 Fruit Jar is so groat that I desire to thank yon for introducing it into our vicinity. More than ten years ago I began tanning’fruit for home use. having used of every c introduced, from the old tin < eut” glass can (18M) till I fo And I unhesitatingly declare it tt the “Victory" ^ the cheapest, most aimple to use, and ths best foi keeping fruit in its natural state that I have Very Rcspcot'ully, Looking Glass Plates. We offer the Cheapest and Best line oi House - Keep ers’ Goods in theCity. Cut lery, Spoons, Forks,Knives "Waiters, Cas tors, Vases <fe Toilet Sets. In fact, any thing needed in a well kept house. Call with the cash McBride & Co. diy NATIONAL HOTEL BAR. TUE BEST UQUOW - ABO THE Most Export Mixers IN THB I'ITt. • SPLENDID NEW BILLIAItD_ TABLES. M 1 nth CM ^uxramx kTEBBEE.