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THE
SUN.
VOL. II.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1871.
NO. 427
THE DAILY SUN.
Publish!'J bj the Atlanta Son PnliUdklug
Alexander H. Stephens,
Akunder H. Stephens, PoUUenl Editor,
A. B. Wateoa, .... Sews Editor.
1. Itrnlr Smith, (fcntnl Editor and Bod
■ess MBenger.
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Arrivals and Departures of Trains to
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J ATLANTIC (OB STATE) BAILEOAD.
NIOHT PAHSENUEtt TUA1N—OUTWABD.
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Arrives at Chattanooga
TUB WESTERN
m Ms .Vbsy W*ard—Jtnathtr
ihrl/Mlil-Heath ef «m Sid Telegrapher.
New York, September 30.—The pri
mary elections nt Tammany passed off
quietly.
Chief Justiee Chase is here cn route
to Providence.
At a meeting of the Italians it was pro
posed to request the Italian Government
to recall Consul General F. D. Lneca.
The employees of the city presented
themselves for monthly pay, bat found
no money.
Capt W. 0. Lellor, of the steamship
Britannia, from Glasgow, was lost over
board in exerting himself to save a lady
passenger while the ship was giving a
heavy lnrch, and was drowned. All
efforts to save him proved unsuooessfal.
George O. Evans, charged with embez
zling funds, in Pennsylvania, was brought
before Judge McCann, to day, on a writ
of habeas corpus. Tho decision was re
served.
There was a wholesale discharge of
mechanics from tho construction depart
ment of tho Navy Yard to-day.
Dr. Davis, of Brookln, on indicted ab
ortionist, has been imprisoned. Tho
mass meeting of Park laborers, announc
ed to take place this evening, proved a
fizzle. No moro than a couple dozen
men attended. Platoons of police were
in attendance, but as their services were
not required, they left early.
Judge Barnard has issued an order to
compel the senior mombers of tho firm
of Ingersoll A Co. to appear to be exam
ined for the purpose of eliciting testimony
on which to base a complaint, or com
plaints, in one or moro suits that have
been instituted against some of tho city
officials.
Rochester, September 30.—George II.
Munford, a prominent citizen of this
place, and for many yoars officially con
nected with tho Western Union Tele
graph Company, died suddenly this even
ing of appolexy. Ho was attending to
business this morning.
Cartliy, was snbmitted without argument,
bnt ono of the jnrora took siok, and the
prisoner waving trial, under the circum
stances the Court adjourned to Monday.
SUNDAY’S DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Arrtvea et Chattanooga.
6:00 a i
.... 1:21 pi
MXW YOBK— OUTWABD.
MI SET FASSXEOEB MAIN—INWABD.
LAAVOA
Arrives at Atlanta.
DAY PAM
Leaves Chattanoof, . _
Arrive# At Atlanta ■”••••• 1,82 p “
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN—INWABD.
Leaves Dalton .JjJJ
Arrives at Atlanta * 0: ~-
....6:35 A l
,...i:15p. 1
..6:20 p.
(HI OSOBOIA (AUGUSTA) RAILROAD.
(No Day Train on Sunday.)
Might Passenger Train arrives
Might Passenger Train leaves..
Day Passenger Train arrives
Day Passenger Train leaves 7.iu a.
Stone Mountain Accommodation arrives.. .8:06 a.
Atone Mountain Aooommodatkm leaves... .645 p.
MACON AND WESTERN RAJ LUO AD.
Du FOtoeniior Mb leaves *• “•
TauM Mtnnn E» ™.
Leaves Maoon„ - .
Day Paasangar Train arrives 2.-00 p. i
Arrives atMaoon };JJ J*
..^naav Taaln lASVM. ............ .2.00 P*
5;0i p-
10:25 p. m.
8:33 p. m
aiusaia "U - —-* yOINL RAILROAD.
Night Passenger Train arrives 10:07
Night PaaaangsflfTrain leavaa -
Day Passenger Traiu arrives 5 00 p.
I RICHMOND AIR-LINK RAILROAD.
Leave Gainesville....
Arrive at Atlanta.....
Leave Atlanta,
SiS« JSmSymi mm k’:« »•;
Day Passenger Traiu arrives. b.ood. i
Day Paaaenger Train leaves.,
AIR-LINK EAII.ni
6 A. M.
10 A. M.
8 P. M.
Arrive at Qalneavtlla. <;4 * Hr
Macon ft AugNsia JUllroail.
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Artroa> uma a - 1 ** *■ ~
Western Railroad of Alabama.
Ltor. Wwt Point !>»{,“
ton Colombo..
Arrive at m
Atlantic and Gnlf Hnllrwad.
F ROM Bavannsh. Ga., via AMnay. Jaok«
and Talialiassoe, to Quincy, Horida:
daily 10:15 p.
i
Arrive .t ALb.nl .
Arrive at Jacksonville daily
Arrive at Tallahassee daily (Eundaya ex- p M
Lmt.'lwSh.MM d^lij' ittundey* ^ M
Arrive e* Sevunto, cUlly.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
W. 1. Auaa Agent, Atouta, Oa.
. 6 JO A M
Moll Trtn leavee Ctotttnoon. .J ^ S H
Arrive# In MempSla n.rt any 10:111*10
COMING EASTi
Morning Express leaves Memphis. . WJ®'i u
ArtTUln cantanoogn, tut inocnlnii ■* J J
Mall Trtn lenve. Hunpia.. H-W a *
ArrivM l. QhnttMiooan. n«,t Ssr.. . OOOPJ1
MUcon and Bniuawltk Haurcari.
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Leave Macon tbsil S'Si'm
Arrive ? “ J;
Art” Maeoon^toMMvr 5:14
man rAMAnaan (Drily erept BanBaya)
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Leav. Baveannh
0 JO a m-
Art7. ri Macon rurioge. Shed 0 M a in.
umriiunul (Drily euapt 8nrilar«-l
LriTC Mncri, rrt«ngrr Bhed gutm
loan B»wHnmUl..... —
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GEORGIA FEMALE COLLEGE
rpHE next Acadamic year begins on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18.
An Eclectic Class has been formed lor ***• **“***
of those gvaduatea who may desire aUll f urthor to
improve themselves, or to pfepare fur teachlug.
WV New Patent Arion bquaro Grand llanos are
Expenses are as moderate as in other similar
For forth or particulars address the Prcrident-
i, July 20,1871. JylLdJtawkwm
LOUISIANA.
Tho Chamber of Commeree nnd t the IV/Mp
Never— 0'Asl the Hoard of Health Hmyo~-
Ifnaremtine at Ptnemeela.
New Orleans, September 30.—A spe
cial meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce resolved “That we feel warranted
in giving out solemn aasuraucea, based
upon tho reports of the Board of Health,
and of our most distinguished physicians,
that tho health of the city wa.s never bet
ter, and that no epidemic exists ut all.”
The resolution was adopted.
The Republican savs: “Tho President
of tho Board of Health informs us that
there is but ono caso af yellow fever un
der treatment in tho city. There 1ms
been no new caso reported for three days,
and no death for six days.”
A private dispatch from Pensacola says
vessels from New Orleaus and Mobile
will be quarantined tbero.
The weather is cool—mercury 70 dog.
TENNESSEE.
JS'eleaa Sarreudtro emd flvco Hall— The .»«■»•
phh Settee.
Knoxville, Sept. 30.—Nelson gave
himself up this afternoon, aud gave a
bond of twenty-five thousand dollars to
answer an indictment for killing Gen.
Clanton. His father, Wm. G. Brown-
low, R C. Jackson, and Joseph Jacques
are liia bondsmen.
Memthis, Sept. 30.—A largo number
of horses havo arrived for the races next
week, whioh promises to bo unusually
good. ^
FOKEIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
TAe JtftrlM /...rr.cI!..—flr,l.,A Hgveumt
— TirWSc^rieile— TAe ((«,«'« H. mil ft.
London, September 80.—Tho Algerian
insurrection occasioned much agitation
on the frontier of Tonis, and dispatches
from that quarter note a continual in-
creaso of disturbances.
The British rerenue for the year clos
ing to-day, shows a decrease of half a
million sterling.
A terrific gale was experienced to-day
at Yarmouth, and occasioned great dam-
ago to property along the sea cosst and
on the river Yare ana to the shipping in
roads.
The usual reference to the Qaeen a
health does not appear in the Court
Journal.
Gladstone and the Prince of Wales
have gone to Balmoral Castle.
FRANCE.
Pmrlhtr ZImI Jt.«»«l.rt-HMfr.il.f Iks
JT.II—I rissnl, Kt.
Versailles, September 30.—The rep
resentations of tho Govcrment to Ger
many in reference to the continued occu
pation of Oise remain unanswered. The
troops are still at Compergne hot will re
turn to Greil Creasy and Clarmout. The
disarmament oi the National Guards at
Bordeaux is completed.
Paius, September 30.—Drnyn de
L’Hnya was appointed Embassador to
Austria. The German Generals refuse to
evacuate the Department of Oiso until
officially informed that the third half of
the milmrd indemnity was paid.
SPAIN
fl JtVfre Sle, el Joegle — Tks MM Jet
■ri- -TA. MUttmry CM ml Cksr r t
Ijmm*— gl.ru VUsed m*4 MsrtSuml* •*—
dtrtd Msms.
Richmond, October 1.—A 'special dis
patch to the Enquirer Bays a riot occurred
this evening in Danville from an attempt
on the part of a mob of negroes to res
cue a negro from arrest. After futile ef
forts on the part of the Mayor, ’to dis
perse the mob, tho military was called
out, and the riot act read twice. Stores
being closed, the military was ordered
to charge bayonets, and ono of tho moat
turbulent rioters was bayoneted. A po
liceman was shot by some unknown per
son. Great excitement prevails. The
stores were closed, and the people order
ed to their homes.
Gold 14}; Governments steady; States) Jfcuj < 3ii)t)cHl8Cmcni6.
doll and quiet; new South Caroiinos --
pretty steady bnt dull; Storli»g—long, llEMOVAL,
8}; short, !». Cotton firm; uplands lUj;
Orleans 20(; sales 8,259 bios. Sales of - bOIQpSOll K a CttlDOIlC
cotton to-day for future delivery, 4,300
bales. October 19}@19516; November
19}(ell95-16; December 105-10; Thompson At Thomas,
January 19}; April 20}. Included in sales
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Tks WsUsm rscsr J.sUtsf.
Charleston, October 1.—There have
been no Yellow Fever deaths during the
24 hours ending at noon to-day. Physi
cians report a marked decrease in the
prevalence of the disaso.
MISSOURI.
Heavy Hotel Bobbery.
St. Louis, Oct. 1.—Tho safe of the
Southern Hotel was robbed loat night of
*3,300.
OHIO.
Mayor Elected—IHtd of b'elletc Never.
Cincinnati, Oct. 1.—H. E. Morris has
been re-elected Mayor of Nashville.
Isaac Smith, a citizen who had visited
Natchez, died here yesterday of yellow
fever. While at Natchez he went to a
vault and saw the body of his brother,
who had died of that disease.
ILLINOIS
J Uloeeotreuo Nire -$1,000,000 werth of Pro
perty Iteetreyed.
Chicago, October 1.—Tho Burlington
warehouse, on immense brick building,
between the Burlington and Quincy Rail
road and Sixteenth street, was burned
last night. Nearly two hundred firm!
hod goods stored in the wurehousc, tho
valuo of which was *800,000. A port of
the building, used as a bonded ware
house, containing $3,000,000 worth of
goods, escaped by reason of a large tiro
wall. There is an aggregate insurance
on tho goods destroyed amounting to
*700,000. Tho loss of tho building is
*50,000. Ono person was burned to
deuth and, it is fearod, threo others
perished. Several firemen were injured.
PENNSYLVANIA.
•0 Type Noundry Sobbed.
PinLADELTirrA, October 1.—Tlio Typ<
Foundry of McKcllar & Jordan was
robbed last night of $2,400.
Madrid, September 30.— Marshal Ser
rano ia propoAod for the Prenidency of
C< AdTs nuiat in Spain, and tho recent
agitation on tho part of the Carlisle was
Sunday.
WASHINGTON.
Tejeem JSedte—The Camot Harden.
Washinoton, September 30.—Owing
to interruptions of mail between New
Orleans and Galveston, by quarantine,
arrangements have been mode by tho
Post-office Department to send mails be
tween New York and} Galveston by tho
Mallory line of steamers, weekly, during
the continuance of quarantine.
Tho Darden case lot the killing ot Mo-
NEW YORK.
Murder and Suicide--Proceeding* one
m€ the Connolly't.
Nxw York, October 1.—Tho steamer
George Washington, reports that wreck
ers are at work on tho steamer Missis
sippi on the Florida Coast, tc get her off
the beach.
A man 75 years old, out his wife to
pieces and shot himself.
Criminal proceedings here, oomnionc-
ed against Michael Connolly, register
of tho city. _
FOKEIGN.
ENGLAND.
Ckslsrs is Tsrktjt— TrrrlkU Jresrn.lt J kkljr-
London, October 1.—A Constantino
ple dispatch reports 70 cholera deaths on
Saturday. The supply of water failing.
A steamer and a brig foundered in a gale
off tho month of tho Cumber, six were
lost
Dispatches from Great Grimsby, give
borrowing accounts of the shipwreoks
within sight The master of the Ameri
can ship Bertha Thayer, was swept from
tho deck.
FRANCE.
Tks mssspsrtl.il St O-srk Kisrssllss Mt~
Farm, Oct 1.—Tho supporters of the
Empire are becoming bolder in their in
trigues, and are agitating openly for a
restoration. The editor of a Bonapartist
paper doolares that Thiers ia failing, and
that the country will natnmliy return to
government which gave it twenty years
of order.
Assurances are given at Versailles that
the difficulties in the way of a ratification
of the treaty with Germany have been
overcome.
The halt in tho evacuation of the Do-
pertment of Oise was caused by a mis
conception of the order. Evacuation was
resumed to-day.
w ASHINGTON.
are 100 boles free on board at Charleston.
New York classiflaation low middlings 13}
Tennessee. 71}; new 71}; Virginias
61}; new 68}; Loniaianaa 65, new 58,
leves 70}; 8s 82; Alabama. 100; 5e 68;
Georgias 82; 7s 911; North Caroiinos 44
now 23}: Sooth Caroiinos 78, new 02}.
New Yobk, October 1.—Cotton was
heavy and lower in tho early part of tho
week, bnt afterwards bccomo firm and
improved slightly. The sales of the
week reached 1,105,000 bales, of whioh
92,000 were for future delivery and 13,-
000 on spot and to arrive; of spot cotton
exporters took 5,800 bales, spinners 5,400
bales, and speculators 7,600 boles.
({Boston, September 30.—Cotton quiet
and firm; middlings 20}; gross receipts
870; sales 800 boles.
Philadelphia, Sept. 30.—Cotton firm;
middlings 19}o.
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
New Yobk, October 1.— 1 Tho cotton movement for
tbo week shows s large lucreaeo in receipts and ex
ports, as compared with last week.
Receipts at all porta fur the week, 34,073
Against for last week 20,606
“ •• previous week 12,061
“ «• threo previous weeks........,, 9.137
Total receipts since September 1st 76,343
For tho corresponding period last year 124,649
Showing a decrease of. 48,306
Exports from all ports this week 12,418
Same week last year 10,163
Total oxporta for the expired portion of the
cotton year 43,070
For tho samo time last year... 29,188
Stock on hand at all ports 99,870
“ samo time last year 106,419
8tock at interior towns 10,602
Same for same time last year 19,753
Stock In Liverpool 423,000
time last year 621,000
American afloat for Orest Britain 54,000
same time last year 28,000
Indian afloat for Europe 717,332
“ “ samo time last year 394,140
There has been a marked improvement in tho
dition of affidrs at the South. Tho weather has boon
cool and very little rain has fallen. Picking Is pro
gressing with vigor. There is little complaint of
caterpillar. ^ ^
SOUTHERN MARKETS.
Cotton, Bonin, Tar, Mol metre, Roger, ole.
Baltimore, September 30. — Cotton
firm; middlings 19}; sales 187 bales;
gross receipts 705 boles; net receipts 19;
exports to Great Britain 325; coastwise
275; Bales 187; stock 1,456. Flonractive
and firm; superfine western *5.75(n>*6.25;
Wheat firm. Corn qniot. Provisions
firm and unchanged .Whisky*1.01@1.02.
Mrufiiis, September 30.—Cotton in
demand; middlings 18}; receipts 1368.
Augusta, Sept. 30.—Cotton steady;
middlings 17lfml8o; sales -100 bales; re
ceipts 450.
Nuw Orleans, September 30.—Cotton
sternly and in fair demand; middlings 19};
net receipts 813; gross 1257; exports to
Great Britain 134; sales 1500; stock 20, •
389.
Galvisston, September 30.—Cotton
firm; good ordinary 15}not receipts
076; sides 710; stock 17,735.
Savannah, ScptcmlHT 30.—Cotton has
an upward tonduuey but quiet; low mid
dlings 18); net receipts 820; sales 320;
stock 0512.
Mouilk, September 30.—Cotton quiet;
middlings 18}; sales 1000; not receipts
071; exports coastwise 326; stock 8801.
Charleston, Septemlier 30.—Cotton
firm; middlings 18}; sales 300; net re
ceipts 1298; exports coastwise 398; stock
8769.
Wilmington, September 30.—Cotton
quiet; middlings 18; sales 140; net re
ceipts 250; stock 1943; exports ooastwise
184.
Trimi H7 to ay Whitehall, Between ilahtata
uul Hunter Stroete.
1 luoet oeutrrinoeUkui In tbte city fur coaduotinf
Fancy A Family Grocery & Fruit Basinets.
Wo invite all our frleuds and tho public to call and
test (he quality of our Teas, Coffees, Uugars, and
General Groceries, which wo warrant to be of the
*"e deliver ou»’ goods in the city free, and our giUr-
»e goes with all we sell. By the recent change in
firm we hare greatly increneed our facilities for
carrying on our business on a much larger scale than
ever Before. We respectfully solicit a continuance
of the liberal patronage so liberally bestowed on us
in the past, aud beg to again assure our customer#
that nothing shall be lacking to give them every sat
isfaction.
oct2*6t THOMPSON k PETTIBONE.
ttJalcljM, Irmeltj), Hit.
FALTj TRADEJ—I871.
SHARP & FLOYD,
Jewelers and Silver. Smiths,
W
L VE *f? E ? TLY ENLABOED AND IMPROVED OUR STORE. Mil run
Handsomest hale-Hoorn in the Bouth, and added Fresh AlUncttssu in
If You Don’t Believe
It, Satisfy Yourselves by Calling
ON TIIE
l'HILADELPHIA AND ATLANTA
WINE & LIQUOR CO.
At No. 3 Granite Block,
BROAD STRErr,
L OUTHMAN, Agent
lUohmoud, Va., has taken rooms In the Davis Hall
building, next door to the Candy Manufacto
broad street, where she will be pleased to have
Ladies of the city call and examine her style and
patterns.
jfBT Dresses Cat, Basted and Made In the very
latest styles, on short notice aud at most reasonable
rates. Hatihfactiou guaranteed. oct2-Ct
WANTED,
QNK GOOD FIR8T-CLA88 MALE COOK, FOB A
Flrst-Claao Restaurant;
Atlanta Real Estate Association
t, the offioe in Railroad
J. It. WALLACE,
J. C. Court*kt, Sec y.
G. W. Adair, Auct’r.
Two Lo(n on Foster filtp’t
THE PREMISES,
‘ * lock, In ‘
each, >
Wasbihoton, October 1.—The Treasn-
iv will sell 82,000,000 of gold each Thurs
day and bay *2,000,000 of bonds each
Wedneeday daring the month of Octo
ber.
Meteorological.
record FOB TOT PACT TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
Omo* Chiit or Signal Servicr, 1
Washington, D. C., Oct. 1. j
The barometer will probably fall on
Monday, very generally, east of the Mis-
siaippi river, with partially cloudy
weather from Tenneaoee and Georgia to
the lower lakes and New England, oloodv
weather and fresh south westerly winds
from Missouri to the npper lakes. Cloud
and rain will probably extend ffom Lon-
iaiana and Texas to Missouri and Kan-
MAttKET REPORTS.
NORTHERN MARKETS.
Csllss. Flssstlsl, MrrsStlsdt, firsts. Kt.
New York, Hcptcmbcr 30—Bank State
ment.—Loan decrcasod over aoycn and
three-quarter millions. Specie increase
three aud a half millions. Depoeita de
creased nearly nine millions. Legal ten
ders over three and a quarter millions.
WESTERN MARKETS.
•Ve«te,‘*r«Mbf*iWe. arsis, W’kltUp, Bit.
Cincinnati, September 30.—Flour dos
ed dull; family 87.00f«87.20. Wheat ad-
rsneed; red ®1.46(«S1.46. Mess pork
nominal at *12.75. Bacon a shade lower;
shoulders 71; clear rib 7}; clear aides 8,
and closing dnlL Whisky 95.
Louisville, Septemlier 30.—Bogging
quiet at 17(«>18. Flour higher; family
*6.25(«' 6.50. Provisions in fair demand.
Mesa *13.50. Shoulders 71 ; clear sides
8}. Whisky 95.
St. Loms, September 30.—Flour
strong. Whisky 94(«i95. Pork quiet.
Bacon easier.
FOREIGN MARKETS
C.ttss, .lt.sry, ttttsds, Kir.
Liverpool, Sept. 30.—Cotton doood
firm; uplands 9j(oj9}d; Orleans 9|(<^91d;
sales 12,000 l ales; for speculation aud ex
port 3,000.
I WILL HELL.
7
ing. Two . .
street, running back 103 foot, moro or lee*, j
CASH.
TbesoLoUxrc level; front beautifully; in a |
neighborhood; Title* perfect; sale positive.
If you want a Cheap Lot don ’I fail to attend.
O. W. ADAIR,
oc!2-2t Real Estato Acer
FINE watches,
Of Sterling Time-Keeping Qualities, Elegamtly Cased.
Boautlfhl Opera, Vest and Guard Chalna
AN UNEQUALLED DIAMOND STOCK
reu. VERY Xtom-eto H-retete.
Sterling Silverware for Wedding Present*, En
graved without Charge in Superior Style.
Fine PUted Were, French, Merble sad Bronse Clock., Weddle, Fteu, ArtUUc Braana, «to. W. an
A*eate forth,
DIAMOND spectacles,
The Beat Aid to Impaired Sight Known. We give personal attention to
Repairing of Jewelry and Watches,
And hm the FloeM Workmen In the Cl*jr.
We teke Fleeetiro In Showing onr Sion and Stock to all.
We Oiler Grealtr hHucemente than Heretofore t* rtsrchtsjers
aoptis-du SHARP & FLOYD.
PlnwbttB, Oa« fitter*, €lc.
EICHBERG & LANGtRESSER,
Plumbers, Steam and Gas Fitters,
alwsyi Btedp with a Fall Stook of
Gas, Steam and "Water Pipes I
U/V and Force Fumpt. of aU nescriptiou, Both TmOe, Winter
Closets, n'ash Basins, aud utienermt .assortment of rSum-
berf> and Csss Fitter•' JHoterimla, Chandeliers, Gas
Fixtures, Globes, ate.
Wk” si'essr -res*-
J.G. ROBINSON, Agt
Wholesale and Retail Dealer iu
BOOTS and SHOES,
No. OT Whitehall Street,
ATLANTA, GA.
Local and rtuMnoM Notion*.
To the Suffering.—The Bev. William
H. Norton, while residing in Brazil os a
Missionary, discovered in that land of
medicines a remedy for Consumption,
Scrofula, Sorb Throat, Couons, Colds,
Asthma, and Nervous Weakness. This
remedy has cured myself after all othor
medicines had failed.
Wishing to benefit the suffering, I will
send the rcocipt for preparing and using
this remedy to all who desire it FREE
OF CHARGE.
Please send an envelope, with your
nemo and address on it. Address,
Rev. William U. Nobton,
076 Broadway, New York City.
oet2-tf
IQ, Fresh chocolate creams mode
regularly ovory week at Block’s Candy
Factory. Broken candy 20 cents por
pound—six pounds for a dollar. All
kinds of fresh French confoctionoiy kept
oonatantly on hand. sop 29-
BUl'REME COURT OF GEORGIA
Regular Order of Easiness.—Cases yet
to bo Decided.
11. Atlanta 83
12. Romo 12
13. Cherokee 18
14. Northern 5
15. Augusta 10
16. Middle 1
17. Ocmulgce 5
18. Eastern 6
19. Brunswick 5
Septemlier 6—tf
Mu. Messrs. tVrringtou A Quigley, at
the Poet Office Stand, successors to Orion
Dozier, keep The Sun for solo.
city. Merchant* buying for CAHH, and oonramnre
. . . .
oct2-lm
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
FOR THE FAIR
.Hlanla Agricultural and In
dustrlal Association, to be
Held in Atlanta, Oct. 16, ’71.
EXCURSION tickets FROM NEW YORK,
J Philadelphia or Baltimore, to Atlanta, Oeorgia,
and return, via Havauuah Hteamahlp IJnea aud At
lantic k Gulf, and Macon k Brunswick Railroad#
(good until Dec’r 1st) will be aold for $86 76.
Freight* deatiued for the Fair will be carried at
regular tarifl rates out, and returned to JCaatern elttea
FREE. |
Consignment* should be marked to the “Secretary
Atlanta A. k I. Aasociattou Fair, Atlanta,Oa., care ot
Atlantic k Gulf Railroad Agent, Savannah;” Also,
with the name of the steamer on which the ship
ment ii made. C. D. OWKNH,
General Ageut,
JOHN KEELY
OE8PE0TFULLY ANNOUNCES TO THE PUB.
LIO that he hoe hut returned bom New Tor*,
ud bee opened for eele, the Uifete end
CHOICEST STOOK OF DRY GOOD*
Ever offered by him. Verticalkr attention I, dire,
to tho followlni oleeaee of goods, whioh wUl bo foi
to oomprieo cholco styles, end at old prloee, vis:
3Dn.E3S3 OO OH> S,
IN IMMEN8E VARIETY.
Black Alpacas, of the celebrated “Mclipoo" brand,
color warranted, (at last year's Erie* ‘ ——* 11
!►*<■##, in ovary ahado. Black and
te«na, In great vajiety. Table Linen
Towels, Toweling, etc., Turkey Ret
Napkins, blanket* and Flannol*—an
Waterproof Cloths iu Variety.
Ceoelmero, Doeskins, Tweeds, etc., Reel Loom In
Thread, Valenciennes, and Ouipur* Lace aad
Linen Collars and Caffs. A complete line of English
Hosiery, Ladies’ Marino Shirts, In choice vatic tart
Men's Brown English Half Hose—a full line; Men’r
Merino Shirts and Drawers—excellent value; a very
large assortment of Balmoral and Boulevard Skirls.
The largest and handsomest stock of Bhawls ever
offered in this store.
SB" An Inspection before purchasing Is solicited
ss the undersigned will not be undersold.
JOHN KEELY,
octH-tt Cor. Whitehall sad Hunter streets.
itopalar Jawils 8n*l*9 Ehulpiua
►
O. T. ANDERSON,
General Western Agent,
Atlanta, Georgia.
22* Broadway, ]
Railroad Announcement I
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, )
Atlanta ft Wear Point Rajleoad, }
Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 90, 1571.)
Chuugo ot Hohoduln.
’ Doublo Daily Passenger Trains will run on this
Road as follows :
Leave Atlanta at 7:10 A. M.
Leave Atlanta at 7:00 P. M.
Arrive In Atlanta at 1:00 P. M.
Arrive in Atlanta at 5:46 A. M.
NOE OF CARS, forming a
DOUBLE DAILY CONNECTION
with trains of the Mobile ft Montgomery Railroad
for Mobile, New Orleans, aad all points in Texas,
and with Trains for Helms and Meridian, Ala.; Jack-
sen, Corinth, Okalona, Vicksburg, and ail point* In
Central Mississippi, Central Alabama and Northern
uo Mountain or any other rente to Mont
gomery, Mobile and Mew Orleans, and 47 miles short
er to Helms and all points west of Selma.
Passengers leaving Atlanta
At 7:10 a. m., Arrive In Selma at 6:32 P. M.
At 7.-00 p. m., Arrive in Selma at 10:32 A. M.
close connections with 8e!ma end Merld-
Making
in Road.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FOR ALL TER
MINAL POINTS.
Carpets! Carpets!
s. s. nc.rnnH. it * boat
I NVITE the assay readers ot TU He* to s cnrefitl
examination of their splendid FEU stock of
Carpels, Oil Cloths, Hags, Mats,
Window Shades, he..
Which la nararpaated In the Southern milkate.
B. I. Kendrick Sg M.m,
Morten, Slreet,
HP»U Atlanta, Oa.
TO THE LADIEU TO EVSRvioPY I
Sewing Machine* to ha Him Away.
QRAND A action HaU of Ik win j Machine,,
THURSDAY MOBN1NO, Mb OCTOBER, 10 O'clock,
order) of the following makers: Wheeler ft WUson,
Grover ft Baker, Singer, Weed, Hows, Wilcox ft
Gibbs, Howe Shuttle. Bnokeye, Mlngers, Whitney ft
Lyons. Remember tks time aad pines—
THUB8DAY MORNING, 5th OCTOBER. 10 O’Clock,
At the Live Auction House, Ho. 2 DeOIvs's Opera
House; T. C. Mayson, Prop'r; J. H. Barrrit, Anot'r.
«). TERMS CASH. SALE POSITIVE.
seplOM.
00,000 DOLsZiARB
TO LOAN,
A T esven per cent, for six months or longer, om
Gold CoUatsral.
Parties wishing to borrow had best apply prompt
ly to
CHAS. i. JENKINS,
Or, J- 8. BEAN, Cashier Merchants' aad Planters 1
National Bank,
223 Broad Street,
Mp2» !m Augusta, Oeorgia.
Oflfice Atlanta Street R. R. Co,
ATLANTA, SnrauiKn 27,1671.
UBTH installment of $25
per share on ths stock subscribed to the West End
rioase call and pay the a
Bring you reoetpts for former payments and |
certificates of stock paid up.
W. P. OHIO,
o»prfu.
Orakt's Creek Mills.
F. A. BARBOUR 0 CO..
J^EALRBS IK
FLOUR,
MEAL,
kBHIP BTUFr,
$25.00 Saved I $25.00 fiarefil
Fucxa AKD TXBM* or
WILSON SHUTTLE . A
Sewing Machines.
uaDznjwD anrciiE fliniMo. ||rsaao.
Ho. I, Plain Tabla $41 $ gg ggx
Ko. «, hok-toto. ,to bi i, n
;»■ ’■ 4“ ““*y Mam
so. r. Fawnatevto to m
Ka. 8. Fall Cabtaet, loo 11,
Mo. A Foldteff Cover, UO
WARRANTED FIVI YEARS BT
whson SEwnra MACHuni oo
Wa wteh II AMinoUy oadonlood tkte tkoo, too oa,
fo™ '>*« .»• tow Areteto; aadwapona-
tea oo, Machiaw to hava .racy pteat <4 —if TrT -
to b. ton od In any Uadtofoad Sfewkla Mtefa'
to Aarabte. niada of oa food Material to any
la tho world, aad teat ft WIB do oa ate«tortv_.
w. u. aurru. aZZkmms.
n Fraehtrto Streto, Atlaola. Oo.
M/a
isusnT ^
Axalainter, Moqadtte, Velvet an* M,
Bnueeli Cuyeb
IN BEAUTIFUL DErilGNB AT TBS
CARPET STORE OP
CHAMBER US, BOYNTON* OO.
Thi-oe-Ply, Ingrain, TwoJly
ANaDOndteof
CHEAP CARPETS,
OHAMBEBUM. BOYMTOM * OO
The largest and MosS mspmrO
Stock ot
TAPE8TBT, I1HU88EL8
CAlll'ETH
la tbo Sooth. aowoanBlMMw at Oa Carrot Sun
v. a. now aad.
W. B. HOWARD * BOM,
COTTON FACTORS
AMD
aomssteeioes mmaonAMV*.
K..1WAREEK BLOCK, - . . AroUSTA, OA.
w'&ttJz.zsxxz'Tz:
. T .—.— ( -IP" r—
•ntBateaiea fee SeUtaf Cottea,
Oae am* a Qaarter Per Oat.
Antatelly repetteaordwodwUl ha
tented hy mo d Ik. On, at tea