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I <. VOL. ii ATLANTA, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1871. NO. 446. THE DAILY SUN. Published b]r the Attest* 6» CMpuj. J. H.wlr Ossitl TELEGRAPH NEWS Bj Ike Sew "fork Associated Frew. ijg^'Jtrrr ira* awnt* state Fair Alexander U. Stephen*, PolWeal Editor. A iLJSta 6WrtjMltoTl/B«* aewWaaager. WILLIAM B. MOOffiffl-T.- Tnmllaf AfnMi J. M. W. "WJe. 9. f. HEARD, |0»r CUj Capi. Jon 8. Wmm U osuf Agrot tor l is authorised to rrortve aubscrlptinaff, I « far Atlanta. Ho a,*, cop, •SSgStZ;;;;;:-;::-:* u , S « rmroUMpexiodtAon Six Month. (pw month) CLCBO tPOE THE DAILY. Throe Coploo One Tom “ iO£BfiSSss: Eight . 84 00 Five •* ■* Single dopy,.7 Three rive *' . a to , 4 00 1 50 '[Twsnty “ ... . ee . eoe . . e • ... e e e • eeo e e e ee e. e. • A* 00 Ooo^HaaAroA Coploo. six Moniii » 00 iwliOoio •e£ S *u^ "■'Ttsaaifiscs: Adopt#* 5,000 People in Attendance 1 ithnoi# flM^uni Macon Fall of Via ton I mr tint leiuvto success i 1 Special Dispatch to The San.] Maoob, October 23.—About fire thous and people were in attendance, to-day, upon ity.' in crowded with passengers, who eame from every State of the Union to Ytsit the Fair. Over one thousand entries have been Art Roll. while the display of machinery is the largest ever soen in the State. Weston walked five miles and back- wards half a mile, in fifty-nine minutes, daring a heavy rain. A heavy storm came up about 4 o’clock der the old title, and oontinne business as heretofore. Boc-bbrwb, October 28.—Extensive fires are raging in the swamps and woods in Monroe, Orleans, Niagara, Genesseo, Wayne and Season counties. The wind is blowing a gale, and the smoke com pels the aw of lamps hare to-day. ItovMtcT, October 23. —Horatio Fawkes has been arrested on the charge of libel of Judge Schoonmsker. Damages are laid at $10,000. Fawkes gave boil for the smoant J Auburn, October 23.—Three acres of woods, near this city, known w Chewnt ltkige, is burned. OHIO. MtImmM IA* Aiin Mi JetUm O IA# BUcUnUm. * Cincinnati, Ootober 28.—The Diieo- H8 of the Andes Insnranoe Company re ceived the report of their adjuster horn Chicago, to-day, and their losses being above the smoant first reported, unani mously resolved to psy all proper losses in Chicago, sad to receive from tka itlieccllaneon*. HOME Insurance Company, OF NEW YORK. ’ bObfinOA bos ftiuit Ouli Assets, October 1, 1871 .f4.7aS.8M 13 Loseee st Chicago will notexoeed 1,000,000 00 Leaving culi assets, October 12,1871... $2,726,306 62 ..7 Jl citetodZ Z maga^lln^ikrU 91 * 6 ^** > * rtg ‘* aU l A riookholder* a subscriptionof 2600,000 is made in the Time to make good the technical improvement ■pfinil/Rffil ... y .. r .,■}** oo a neayy storm came np about 4 o clock .**iU OOBtf*™***^■’ 10 o’clook-tha * ‘ “ prospect is good for fair weather to-mor- Advertiaamsnta Inserted three times a week. 16 half th§ _ In order _ for the Dally Press of Atlanta, we hare adopted the foregoing schedule of prices, and will be governed by them in the future. W. A. HEMPHILL k OO., Proprietors of the ~ ‘ ‘ W..QBUBB, Buell of the New Era. J. HENLY SMITH. Manager. Of The Atlanta Sun, Railroub ®imt Sable, Arrivals mad OipxrtHM «f Traim. to the wzsTxair s Aftiimo (on state) railroad. mam rasamrann nuuM> uutwaw>. Leaves Atlanta 1040 p m Arrives st Chattanooga.... DAT FASaEMOEa THAIS—OUTWARD. Leaves Atlanta •*» Arrives st Chattanooga 141pm VAST LINK TO HEW TO EE—OUTWARD. Leave* AUanta 2:45pm National Convention . is considering cun. Cri means to break np fbe thieving which rssnlta in railroad freight shortage. The was referred to the Detective Committee. A committee reported favorably upon the treatment of the social evil in St Leaves Chattanooga.. ,6:80 ArriVMXt AUxntsT.....' Ir.l l»*« ACCOMMODATION THAIH—IHWAED. Leave* Dalton •**» *» Arrive* at Atlanta 1040 a i THE OEOHGLA (AUGUSTA) RAILROAD. (iVe Day Train en Stmdnf.i Night r ■— Night* Dey Day . Stone Mountain Accommodation arrive#.. .846 a 8 to no Mountain Accommodation leaves. U.C.-T* “* MAOON AHD WEST ESN EAiLEOAD. Day Passenger train leaves 7:66 a. m. Leaves Maoon... 7:66a,*** Day Passenger Train arrives 840 p. Arrives etMacon.... .1 .’40p. NlKhtPiM.iii.1 TrxiaImtm ' Arrivse at Maoon. .swfcM p. m Day Passenger Train leaves.. , 7:10 am .... 7:00 p. , .640 p. 6:1 ATLANTA AND NIUNHOND AIB-UNK RAILROAD. Leave OainesvlUc • k Arrive at Atlanta. 10 4 Leave Atlanta * M. Arriyaf Qein^yey ........7. .6:42 f. M Arrives | . ^ . Mall Train leave* Chattanooga Arrives hi Memphis, next day OOMXNO HAST Mornii Arri’ Mail Train! Arrives in Chattanooga, next day. oomiho east: TOn; W-r- Atlsatlc sad Gulf Railroad. BOM Savannah, Gu., via Albany, Jacks and Tallahassee, to Quincy, Florida: re Savannah di ** Arrive at Albany d 10:18 F. M „ 140F.M Arrive at Jacksonville dally 1:46 P. M Arrive at Tallahassee daily (Sunday* ex- copied 7:36P.M 6:81 A. M Macon and Bruimwiok Railroad. DAT ACOOMMODATIOH teain—(Daily except todays) Leave Macon (passenger shed) 8:20 nm. Arrive at Brunswick 846 p. m. Leave Brunswick 840 *• ® tt: Leave Savannah ••••••• „ - Arrive at Maoon Passenger Khed 640 a m. hawkinsvillr teain (Daily except todays.) Leave Macon Paaseagcr Shed 3:06 p.m. HewkinsvUle “* □IS DAILY, SUNDAYS INCLUDED. » U*J! 8:42 A. M., 8:li F. M. Leave . . Arrive at Boase 6:41 V. M., 1:46 a. M. Arrive at Dalton 1:40 F. M., 840 a. m. Leave Dalton 7:60 A. M., 840f. h. DC DAT FI—*na TEAIN D 1LT, I Leave Augusta at.. Leave Macon U. Arrive at Maoon at.... Arrive at Augusta at Westcni Railroad of Alabama. Leave Selma 4:10 AM Arrive at Montgomery 6 :40 AM Arrive at Montgomery 6:16 PM Leave Oo( * Arrive R “ rxrtsr'rJrW Though the number of risitors is very large and very many more are coming in by every train, Macon bae made nrrange- its lor the aoeommodatiou of all. ’i^e people are doing nobly and will make the Fair do ample credit to the State. Mayor Hoff is working like a Trojan. He is al most ubiquitous, and is the inspiration of all around him. He is a host. i.tttiTa.T'dWa lightning rod man. and Frolenaoru B. F. Moore and A B. Eastman. . ^ DOMESTIC NEWS. Washington, October 23.—A full benoh of the Supreme Court, e. iept Nelson, is. present. There were no decisions to-day. The Secretary of the Treasury is ab- ^Ue Postmaster General returns to morrow. The President has appointed William Spence, Marshal of Middle Tonn.; F. T. a tell, postmaster at Shreveport, La.; David L. Bringlc, of Sslisburg, N. C., and I. Ik Pieroe, of Oiford, Mias. ,... Tlie Supervisors arc discussing means of protecting cotton during transit on 'steamboats. “ ILLINOIS JetUvrJnly Nmteld*—J H.M JlMiry. Chicago, October 23.—W. E. Lang- wurtb, a surpentg who |d# cvekySiiug by the fire, has committed suicide. OuM, October 23.—While the pasaon- ;ers wers at aupper at Union City, on the lobile and Ohio Railroad, three men jumned on tbe engine, booked the train and robbed the express car of 24,000. The robbers all escaped. jpn Scranton, Ocfiber anti-Popery lecturer, attempted to qieak here yesterday, but was prevented from doing so by a riot, in whioh be was se verely cut in the head. He has deter mined to make anoihor attempt to-day. MISSOURI. VA# JVeUvmal FvUo CnmmUn. . St. Louis, October 23.—The - Police Loafs, and recommends its adoption by other cltiee. The report was referred to ofihe wr ■ YA# r.U— flnr. Charlsston, October 23.—Three fever deaths have been reported in tbe last 24 hours. Havana, October 28.—It is stated in connaetion with thauaw Santo Domingo revolution, -hat the iroa-clad steamer Atalanto, whioh left Philadelphia in 1869 for Port-au-Prince, has never been beard from, M file Haytien cotton crop' ig < lateral Premium for Col to*. Montgomery, October 23.—One thou- sand dollars has been offered for tbe beet bale of cotton exhibited at the Alabama State Fair. The Fair will commenoe October 31, and oontinue five days. W A. »•» .A, MASSACHUSETTS. BosipN, October 23.—The socondmate and four men from the English bark Lord Btanly, have been picked up. They left the Captain, first mate and mn»|mcn aboard, who refused to leave tbe ship. [ lo smtVam* 3 gT9riiQ7; Baltiuoru, October 23.—Tbe Conven tion to-day adopted an amendment to the eauou regarding Bishops, whereby a con vention of a diocese may place tho dio- under tbe charge of a neighboring Aee. t*»nu>af<4ury Mboprj&ler^r circftUhtaneeK Afl Smencmant wks adopted prohibiting a division or com bination of dioceses without the concent of tbe Bishops of the dioceses concerned; another that no city shall form more than odd dioocoe, that no dioooao shall contain less than six parishes, aud that no dio cese shall be reduced to less than twelve #M* of m nrillimmt tW Mm — IMtrml Chmrrh CMlrlMia#—AVI* JmuHcmm Nkw Your, October 23.—The body found in East river, thia morning, lias been identified ss toat of young Pryor, son of Roger A.Pryor. It ia not known in what manner he came to hia death, and perhaps the mystery may uover be cleared up. A peculiar sadness attaches to thia severe domestic affliction in the ht promise of the manner and loves- . UEJ gSw-msaiiaRdr nstod at Princeton Collage with _T,jcrhonorx than had ever before been won in that institution by tho moat dis tinguished of its alumni. Tbe interven ing period has been spent by him few mouthe ago he returned to the United {**42 iri k*s since been prosecuting the stnoy of law in the office of bis futher. The congregation of Rev. Dr. Cbupiu’s Church, yesterday, contributed 212,000 tn cash, aud a loan of 250,000 without interest, toward rebuilding Bt Paul’s UuivenalM Church, at Chicago. ' » 1 The North American Inaoreace Corn- form a new company un- of capital, and to eontiuue bussneea.— Thirteen stockholdem, who were present auluoribed the pro rata amount before tbe meeting adjourned. W A SHINGT O N. Supremo Court—The Omremmemt Motmnimf FOREIGN. JUd for Ch iemgro— Death of a 8m>m*~Th* Thorn dertr o» JS'apoiton. London, October 23.—Subscription tor Chicago and the West continues. The National Choral Society, numbering one thousand performers, sung “The Messiah’’ at Hyde Park ft .• their benefit Sir Frederiok Murchison, President of the Geological and Geographical Socie ties, is dead; aged 79. T(e Times, of thia morning, states that the Emperor Napoleon has declared that the recent report from France, of Xfaapactist co lspirades and an intended nt upon the coast of France, are en- without foundation. The Empe ror claims that ho is the only legitimate sovereign of France, and advocates no violent measures for the restoration of his dynasty, but believes that bis parti sans should urge the taking of the will of the people of France upon the settle ment of the government, by means of a plebiscite. CUBA. TaOJtAS J. JXMUlSOf losses T. SMITH. Jennings, Smith & Co., corrop' VAutona *bid oohjussion HBRCBANTS, j i 5 < JJAVE this day removed to No. 6, McIntosh afreet, ▲nguata, Georgia, (opposite our former place of bui- ines*,) where xe have the most ample and Close Storvic o[n,U th< ollr. whlck ia BtrlcUr Mr* Prool Couwignmanta Holteiteit. September 1, 1871—eopll-d4w3m. g. The crop largely exi e estimates. Potto Plata adyioea assert that that place has been burned by the opponents of andPtatfou. »> o-> Caracas advicos say the revolution con tinues with fun vigor. ]Special Notices. HO SOS IN8UUANCE COMPANY, COL(IM- B08, O.—Thia ia the Aral Company to furnish its Policy Holders a statement of its condition since the Great Chicago Fire. Mr. W. T. Waters, Special Agent of this Company for the Southern States, baa placed on our counter a Statement of their oondi- Mpn, dated Ootober 16, 1871, apd signed by their Secretary, ahowfnf arose Assets $896,479 12 Total ltabllittoa..... * 868,479 18 Leaving net asse's $642,006 €8 The statement concludes Wo beg leave to state to tho Policy Holders and the Public, tint after four days «i>eut by myself and two Directors,' vis: Judge 0. B. Rhodes, of Mariet ta, snd Theo. H. Butleb, of OohnAbub, uf»n the inds, lu Chicago, anu a full examination of risks ton there, and an examination of all other lueses the ODiapaay. which Includes the bunting, of Manistee and Holland. Michigan, we feel confident that the losses are Billy stated above. It in known that 2*6200* can be made on many of the potato* non estimated at their full face, but the Diroctors having it as their object to maintain their full capital log it as their object to maintain tneir nui capital rotutoritoto Bind, have endeavored to mate tho assessment ample, an«l hope to only disappoint the stockholders sod U19 public with s larger surplus, whan ldsWsro adjustM,'!hauls now shown by this W, Q, M. BAKEB.,Seccotary. Nero 'Abocrliaemenia. Brass Instruments. FULL COBNUT BAND—SEVEN 1M8TBU- . ME NTH notary Valvea—all in good ordnr- t $400; win be sold atn eaoriOco. Apply at 464*86 • nl \ : THIS OFFICE. mvjr SAFES FOR SALE JLOW to Ctow ConvignmetUt, Pathogen ol AVw Crop Tuo, Platform Scale* and. Barth CtoMfth WEIGHT. SCHMIDT a OO., Forsyth street HOARD WANTED. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE desire board In a private family convenient to tbe centre of Ihe pert of the city. AdUnM A T. S, ikrvMsa JOu pMi oUca VIM 5t CITMZKJrtn JUEETIJTO. r us cmiBM or Atlanta m rni.si t» ixMUt tlx aqr Uxu. ia u» di, o< au.hu, ox TUESDAY EVENING, rax Nil or OCTOBB, U]V • . . i.cj-J* ^KSHaSBLrrdss^ By order of the City Council. oeto-Ot P. I- HAMMOND. Mayor. SiTVnMTIOeT THU OFFICE. 8tiu On the 16th instant, at • meeting of the Stock holder*, it was unanimously resolved that, after pay ing the Chicago losses, whatever they might be, thoy would make up Intact the Gash Capital 2,600,000 T. o. LAWSON. X. L IXTXFATEICK. LAWSON * FITZPATRICK, Attorneys at Law, KATONTON. QA- M. The Junior refers by permission, to Hon. ▲ H. Stephens, Hon. P. B. Kobinson, Hon. A. Beene, Hon. L Stephens. ocU8-lm Airii^tEW n.». daw son. MAKING CASH ASSETS 2 4,0«Q,- THIS PLACES THE HOME Upon the same SOUND BASIS it has heretofore oc cupied, and *Mx TkflUft. foil*r NokUnlh. Aim* | possible security that can be offered by Ally Company S3TH0H8 ^wiilESL COUNSELLOR AT LAW. 0O« 111 Rroxdxav, Boex, 18, NSW YORK- THE HOME Oontinuea to issue policies stall Us Agencies, and all its losses will be promptly paid, ns usual. CHABLES J. MARTIN, President A. r. WILL2TABTH, ' Vioe-Prosldcut D. A. UEALD, 2nd Vice-President J. H. Wash busk, Secretary. Moo. M. Lyon, Assistant-Secretary. JNO. C.. WHITNKR, Atlanta) Ga., Three-Ply, Ingrain, Two-Ply And all Grade# of CHEAP CARPETS, In extensive variety, now on sole at the Carpet Store of sept26-lm CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON k 00 WIn<ow Shades, Lacc Curtains, Lamber- <juin Materials, Daipask, Reps, Bugs, Table and Floor Oil Cloths, lists, Mattings, Wall Paper and Upholstery Goods, in Large varieties, at the Carpet Store of aep626-lm CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON k CO. The Largest and Jtlost Superb Stock of TAPE8T11Y, IT It TJ 88ELN CABPETS In the South, now on exhibition at tbe Carpet Store of Professional Cards. thos. n. hopkins/ Attorney k. Couniellor at Law, * ^ MftUNSWlOK, GA. Will practio# in the Brunswick, Aliapaha, and Southern Ofrctot*. octW-lm WM. U. STEPHENS, ATTORNEY A.T LAW, CRAWFORDVILLE, GA. WUl ynotiee in tho Ocmulgee < preme Court. Prompt attention giv« — — * nlars by r ' J. MAD180N GUTTS. Attorney 3 ConnselloratLaw If. ROOM 8 MAY BUILDING, Cor. 7thaudISBfrectda % WASHINGTON, D. O. gar Practices in all the Courts, be tore all 06m- minsio*s, and in the Deparimeuts. ocU7-lm li^al iUMitif moMs. ^ Ueornia-DMilu Ltouatr- A V1 —— tr.tiuu ox IRx ertxte oIJomxN Pwmer, Ute of Mid Oouxtj decoxxod. Oil. I. to olto xll, xnd axfxhr. “: »y law, and show cause, if any they mm. why perma nent Administration should'not be (jtanted A. J. Farmer and H. C. Baixel, on Joseph Farmer’s estate. Witness asy bead a*4 seal, this Oct. litb. 187L W. W. Hindman, Ordinary* NUBriie U Cs. a THB CITY! w# look upon the suoseas of tbs party in Ike coming atouoglaia* BM«m4 ek#ert editorieS I «•«*■ Of m gee TBMWpr SVaSCMFTION *»-««♦" Sla^i o, n ■ S| SST«S^:::::f S-' - *» •Iri-*i- . wswr-H* tom, Executor’s Sale. O N THE FIRST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER, AT the City Hall, in Atlanta; will be *old, at Execu tor's eale. one half of lot No. 233 and 200 acres of lot No. 234. Stone's District, Fulton county. The lend lies about soven miles from Atlanta, on the toed feeding. Drum <tatoti> F*«y, to East Point, About half the land is under cultivation, the other half wall timbered. It lies well, and is desirable property. The half lot Ho. 286, has a residence and other Improvements. Sold a* tbe property °f Mrs. V. H. Key, deceased. TERMS—One-half cash; the baltaneS in twelve months. seta 7-1*Wide* A* A. WPGQW* Execubfe. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. E. Guthman, Auction’r. o'clock, * end P special order of X will seU, St the • reflfe septM-im* CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON A CO WILLIAM F. CNAWrORD. vul ,§■ fi0R 11 ft ii *• TbY virtue of an order of the Court of Ordtoaryof To RoWUnts Of; Atlanta. «ald county, wlU be sold on the trot Tuesday L DVEBTISE TOUR BUSINESS IN EAST at, k. tn November next. 1871, between toe tawful hours BAMA. fife Ofeiik* Ucomotive (TrbWeekly) has the largest circulation of any paper In that Opellke *• A rapidly growing yeung city, and does • gr*et deal of trading with Atlanta. octal ANSWER TO O BOJTO P VB L ICO! Homing Newt: I sec by yesterday's edition of your paper that, tbe Singer Sowing Mechino Company, of this city, have my wife's name to an article slylod "Fro Bono PubtaxV' to «MoB they denounce the WHEELER k WILSON SEWING MACHINE ae "A Yankee Humbug," and drawfbg comparison between Rand “Arteinus Ward's wax figures." I feel 16 but juetico to th<) Wheeler A Wilson Cotovi A door in pony, and too public in «en*r*l ’40 stele toai nty ^ fej^fhoi wife knew nothing of the purport of the article men tioned above, that it was by m 1st*presentation and trickery the Singer Company procured hor signature lathis p*i>er. I returned the Wheeler k Wilwin Sewing MacMne, not bccnttsn ww ronaMefeff the Singer better, but because tho Singer Company made a present of Ore dollar* ($6) on my Orei ment, and I could not buy tho Whoelcr A Wilson under ten dollar* ($10) in advanco, I have since, however, ordered back (be Singer, as Iv ten whodoal Fueling. Mr. Editor, tostft is noth lag bui right to take tho above statements, I am yours truly, WARREN SNOW, joctmi u WXH AWAHUKD UY THE ATLANTA TAIU TO THE rHIMDKM’HIA A If 14 ATIASTA WINE & LIQUOR CO. Ai«. 8 Broad Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, jh>*re»« # T ,f T Pride of Pennsylvania HtE WlrtsKY. 24 s’ttoio'A rra' m t/.tmVW to maMcr*.'*"" The siaUwdm'hsK old iointirncE. Corner of Alabama and Broad Streets. Apply to 480 81 X. L. AMGIER. At) / 4 6. H\n*IKIMMl,*iuct4oH*er. L BELL IN MY OFFICE, . totof -INHr., at 10 o’clock Court of Ordinary of Fatten ;ty, one COW and CALF, a number of articles ousehtod Furniture, to good eoudttian.aitoa lot of Groceries—*11 sold as Ihe property of Caroline ivy, late ai Fultomosuaty. daoroeed. tor tka beae- of the hairs and creditors of middeesaaed. WM. TITLEBAUM. oc tl4-td Temporary Administrator. .Aclixiiiiitetmtor’ro ft ale. State of Gxougia, 1 Taliatkkno Coxjntt. ) B Y virtue of au order of tho Court of Ordinary of said county, will be sold on the flrrt Tuesday In November next, 1871, between the lawful hoars of esla, before tbe Court House door in Crawfordvllle, In told oounty, the Plantation whereon Mrs. Dovey Clemmons resided at tha time of her death. The eltoatiou is healthy, sooiety good, ooavenient to railroads, churches, mills, and port otoos. Land suited to toe oulture of corn, oorton, or small grain; In good repair. Mr. Alexander OUmmoua is on the place, and will take pleasure la showing 16 to any person wishing to purchase. Tsrms, twelve months * i,h * pproT * d »*fia» , si*Tasss r *• Admtal ottoeritb. Ooxrt Hox~(loor, lxOtmwtordTUl.. ix axli count* ■ tb. pIXDtxtlox orlxadx bxloxflx, M tbe MHto of Graotxl Axrox W. drier, docMMd, too of tod couoty. Tblx plxntxtlox It well ^xptod SNbx cultxr. of cora, cotton, ud ratol gixtn. Mbtoloo htothr. mcletjr good. Oraroxioat to nllioxd, poxt office, eburebe, »od min*. XI. juxm A. Grier i. oo tha plxco, xxd will tab. iTisssssri plst of each survey will be exhibftoa on day of sute. Sold for the benefit of the heir* of said deceased. Term* one and two years time for approved papers. This, September 11,1871. JAMES Mn TRIPLETT. Administo do bonus non, with the will annexed. aa$>61l-tdi Administrator’s Sale. ,<m the first Tuesday In November next, within legal hours of sate, ail the lends fastedeoanto onrinff to the estate of the late Francis M. Ward- tom _ Ghoocbca river bottoms. Which tract is known ae the “Old Home Place” of deceased. Also—Two lots on the west side of mid railroad, Also—One hundred and twenty-aevon (127) w it being where deceased resided at hla death. Als6—One bundredund fifteen (116) acres, b< tag on the southwest aids of said 127 acre tract. three feat tote front mid *ic also near said depot. Also- Thirty-four (**) acres, oornering or touching the southwest corner of the same. And. also—Sevan hundred (700) scree, more or loss place where John Pittman foi u bracing resided, at the of the same is very finely Umbered. All the above lends are good and finely timbered. sesfessrts lands will dowrtl to examine the same betore the day of sale. Dr. WUaon, Railroad Agent at Duluth, vriu point them vut The lots will be sold separately, one half tor cash. OEOROIA, UOUQLAS CO. LIZA BETH llEUNA YIELD, bax applied for «X- ll axipUox of penoxxltp, Mid 1 wUl pu, upon tbx aw at my offio. .t Donclatoll.. on tb. Ub 4*7 of Mnabw x.it at ox. Wolotk r. w. W ,W. HWDKAH, to tot Ordtopy. W- X. aowAXp. «. BOtor* W. H. HOWARD A SON, COTTON FACTORS AND OOMMiMMION MEMOHANTM. NO. 2 WARREN BLOCK, , - - AUOUSTA, OA. ■\KrE again tender our i YY business, in all its branches, to .our old pat rons and planters generally. CoMRmtmloM (tor Selllnc Cotton, > One and a Quarter Per Cent. B family tm\ lotted by one < THE‘txjUCHOTOnITfARMS, throe" miles | P tS3i-rs fbr Bagging and Ttes wfl he cent«e ef the city, being a *nbdivi»ton fiBed, and at the lowest oeah price. of 600 scree into 23 small Farms. Male poamvs.—f Liberal cash advances made on oorton in ware Titles indisputable. Terme-One-halfceto;betaaee banes. We extend all the tootilttes offered hr War in 12 months, with interest O. W. ADAIR, house Merchants. Consign meets roltolied —H octal-Jt Refit Estate Agent. action guarantee. augSlvSte 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. MERCHANTS IN City and Country -/CONSULT YOUR INTEREST; EXAMINE OUR V stock and prioes before you buy. W« import CUfLBRT AND CHOCXBRT And It is not to your interest to go a long distance from home and pay as much or more for the suae t nail irartanitar art null nn to luritnnh iff _ POCKETCUTLKBY, and do not beSave that lo? extent variety and prices it is equaled In the South. AN IMMENSE STOCK Oeorge Woeteteholm and Motfe Celebrated I XL Cutlery. JOSEPH ROGERS A SON’S TABLK AND POCKET OUTII2Y, THE ATLANTA SUN DAIDTud WEEKLY ‘A Live Paver on Lira bout.’ uanna h. (Txranm, mh xmxw A. bWiWrar, Iiwi Editor, ,t aon, OtoMxl HHax mt Min flggjimparts . bow to nnntr nm. Wjw« ba rMfxnlblx tor tbx to. torlral of a SS5 - *» totolxtod.* tor btoTritoarTato- CITY AFFAIRS. OX WARD O CO. B 4 * ANT. Wean agents tor the CELEBRATED HARD vbber hah ole knife. pom moat trade h Botcher’*, Motor* s SffiN’ffi, t M M* em Lsoloiig Glass Plates. We offer the Cheape st and Best line oi House - Keep ers’ Goods in the City. Cut lery, Spoons, Forks,Knives Waiters, Cas tors, Vases & Toilet Sets. In fact, any thing needed!’™: in a well kept house. Call with the cash Several new driers* ire bring dug in Uredty. We bear oompIainU that Karo of them an left unrnaloMd, to ttM (fob- get at iile. Cltlaxa.* MMtlXffi. Tke dtiisna’ moating, caUed hy Mayor Hammond, to aonridnr (bo moeority ei au iseoowK of OowmSmb, viii boJMd to-night at tbe Oily Hall It i* au im portant qaeattonaadabould bo eorefuBjr X IU/jjl Kimball Room, alwaj* ba* Tn Be* for mis. IA. 1,000 Old p4>«* for *ole inqoo>- tHfoxto wit fioimtor*. ^4*. ' ” WO laWfMX. 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