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THE DAILY SUN. Tmuhai Mamaa.. . .-Ka * New Advertisements always found n First Paoe ; Local and Business Notices on Fourth Page. Chaafc of Oar Subscription Pries. We ask attention to our new terms of subscription in the first column on first ■ Ingle r«|»lM of Ik* San For Bale at tk« 1TJNIOTAL TICKET. Demoantio Nominations. ELECTION 6th DECEMBER. FOR MAYOR: JOHN H. JAMES. FOB OOUNOILMKN : „ ,fi .u- FUMT WJUtft: ht.cabtlebebby, a w. wells. nooBD wabd: a a HAMMOCK, R f. BOACH. rung) wahd: L. V. GRANT. T. A. MORBIB. rouiixu wabd: H. L. WILSON, B. M. FARRAB. TOTH wabd: A. LEYDEN, A. L. FOWLER WITH wabd: W. L. MORRIS, JOHN P. MAYES. CITY AFFAI11S. Mb. Qbo. A. Veiuuult U obi duly authorized Traveling Agent He ia now ob a trip to North Alahama and 'l'en- Pnblic Printer. Last night a caucoa of a portion of tho Democrat* ot tho Legislature was held to nominate a candidate for Publio Prin ter. I wae not present, and, in view of the action of the Senate yoaterday on the qaettiun of the Publio Printing, I did'not anppoee any nomination would be made. 1 learn that Mr. Hemphill, of this city, representing a combination of himaeif with Mr. J. W. Burke, of Macon, was proposed as a candidate, and that my name, also, was presented ; and that the vote for Hemphill and Burke was 74, end tor myself 30. 1 am informed that many Democrats did not attend—not expecting a nomina tion to be made—end that a number who were preeent protested against a nomina tion, in view of the pending action on the Senate bill, and retired. As it was, thoro wore only 104 votes in all cast—looking about 70 of the foil Democratic strength in tho Legislature. It ia duo to myself to state that I have not mingled with the members of the Legislature, but liavo remained closely engngod in my ofllco; and havo not, at any time, done moro than was stated in a circular on Tnesday last, to which my name was at tached, whioh was, a willingness to per form the work at a fair prioe, if the Leg islature should think fit freely to give it to Thb Sub Publishing Company; but I have earnestly urged, in tho columns of Thb Sub, b redaction of tho compensa tion now allowed by law, whether the work should be given to me or not; and I do hope something will yet be doue to aoouro this end. I am Informed that ono printer, in this «lty, made one hundred andffly dollar! 4» otu tesat, setting type on the publio printing, when the same work oould have been done for heenty-one dollars—the lattor figure being the regular weekly wages ot a printer in this oity. The peasant law allows the Public Printer 80 percent, on the “ooet" of the work.— Tbii 30 por cent, on $150 made tho State pay 8195 for that week's work, and pul $45 clear profit into the pocket of the Publio Printer; whoroas, if the type setting had oust only $31, the profit on it would have been only (6 30, and the whole oost to the State 837 30—which is exorbitant in itself; but the same coat ing $195 to the Stato, shows how the pmsat law can bo abused. 1 trust it will be amended. It matters but little who performs the work, if the people be not unduly bled to pey for it. I hove put Thb Sub upon reoord as against all exorbitant compen sating » well aa abuse. J. Hbbly Smith. The Aeeeaat ef Henry Clews A C'e. Got. Jenkins raised temporary loans in 1805 and 1860, and in the latter year (I860) negotiated a loan of three millions of dollars in currency Ixmds—all “for the purpose of roieiug funds to meet ap propriations made, and to bo made, and for the repairs and equipment of the Western and Atlantic BaiJroad, and tho renewal of bonds now dqg, and interest tbereoD, and bonds falling due." The total commissions paid by him for nego tiating theee loans was $1,110 Cl. The aot authorising the issue of these bonds gave Gov. Jenkins authority "to employ an agent, or agents, to visit suoh places as he may direct, and negotiate upon anch terms aa the Governor may instruct". We have quoted the language of the act, and that of the expenditure os stated ia the account. Tho commissions for negotiating the entire three millions und raising the temporary loans, being only $1,110 61, while the commissions charged by Clews A Co., for selling one million six hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and for paying off a small amount of Stato bonds falling dne, and the interest thereon, amount* to the enormous sum of Ninelydhree Thousand Steen Hundred and Forty-nine Dollars t Again, Gov. Jenkins sold seven per cent, currency bonds at 95 cents—tho ooupons payable semi-annually in curren cy—this, when the current rates of in terest in ordinary transactions were high er than now. The bonds sold by Clews A Co., were seven per cent. goUl bonds, with quar terly gold coupons, and were sold for only 86|—so Mr. Clews reports. Gov. Jenkins' account for advertising, in order to effect the sulo of the three millions of titato bonds, was only $931, while Clews A Co. have charged 814,320 for selling a little over a million and a hall, and for advertising for tho other purposes named. Tk$ Agrlcaltural tOKgreu. The Western A Atlantic Bailroad, the Atlanta A West Point, the Georgia Bail- road, Borne Railroad, and Selma, Borne A Dalton Bailroad will pass delegates to and from Selma, Ala., for onb take. The Congross meets on tho first Tuesday in December next. TBs Moll Property Will be sold to-day by Col. G. W. Adair. Bead the advertisement BSTOB'I COURT. ay's Usm.. We copy a handsome tribute to Col. NiehoUs, of Fierce, from the Morning News. Col. N. is prominently spoken of as a candidate tor Governor. rsssyl To sco onr celebrated Marble Sculptor, Mr. Gray, “ toting ” his baby-grandson after John Robinson's baud-wsgon yes terday morning. Love of tho babies is a good omen of the heart being in the right plooo. First Baptist Church. The ladies of tho First Baptist Church and congregation are requested to meet at tho Lecture Room of the Church this (Thnrsdsy) afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Literary Societies of Oglethorpe University will oelebrato their anniversa ries in the Oity Hall to-morrow evoning at sovon and a half' o’clock. The mem bers of tbe societies extend an invitation to tbe public to be present on that ooea- siou. Sals MxtraorUlaary. A. J. Haralson, at his auotion bouse, oomer of Marietta and Broad streets, will sell three car-loads of horses and mules, at auction, at 10 o'clock this morn ing. This will afford an extraordinary opportunity for the people to provide themselves with stock. Inalk victory. Hero is oue of the most notable in stances of the Freuob triumphing over the veteran Engli ih: Yesterday a placard wss seen perambulating the streets sur mounted with the word Kederau. Scheme Hoyal Japan,,e Had quite a good audience last oven- lag. Their performance was greeted with the applause and approbation which they so eminently dcaerve. They are the princes of the profession as well as of tbs Royal family of Japan. 11m attorney of Messrs Clews A Co. is in the city, for tho purpose of pre senting the claim ef the latter against Iks tttato, and giving any explanation in oonneetion with the same. Ha repre sents Aha Mans ia tbe amounts of bis clients aa being strictly coiroet all in enrrud by onler of Gov. Bullock; and thokaay seaming extravagance in them are not chargeable to Claws, but to Bol lock. We have no Amirs to do iajoslio* to Rr, dew* os Gov. Bnlisck, or aay ana atom Tbe account presented hy Clews k Co. again* tbe State ia a fearful one, whioh needs careful investigation. This ia the title of a MW paper just es tablished in Sparta, Go., under tba ooa- trul of Harris, DuBose A Browns. It 1m all the Vigor and enthusiasm whioh ohM- infill it* tiliitftd yBpiyikni It j* a road id, bold, aaoomproooising advocate of Dorooroaay,' whisk it will labor to par- pstaatoia its original parity. With Jsf- fanon aa their standard bearer, they hoist his foakto, “ Error ceases to be dangerous ’whan truth ii left free to oombat it;" and army themselves ia thg 'cause of truth and wisdom. Address Harris, DaBoae $ Browns, Sparta, Oa. Another Banana of Amutruicnt. Mr. L F. Girardey of Augusta will be be here next week with fascinating en tortainments for our amusement seekers. Look over the bill. Miss Effia is the popular Elfin star, and Mr. Girardey is widely known as a prominent citixeu of Augusta, Gs. Tbs X.Mla.tl.g IlMlIn. The election last evening to nominate Oonncilmen in the newly created Wards, First and Sixth, passed off quietly, with ont any of the disturbances usually at tending civil contests of this nature. Tbe following is the result: nan wabd. M. T. Castleberry, 364 ; 0. P. Casein, 167. S1XTB WABD. W. L. Morris, 100; — Buchanan, 38; W. G. Gnmling, 69 ; Harwell, 33; W. Wood; 39. The ottoe of this journal—including t/POi #roessR furniture, books, good will, ate., was sold yesterday at public outcry—the Hon. Joseph E. Brown be ing the purchaser at $3,600. There wee bat one article ream-red, end that wss tbe picture of the late Editor, and Ex-Gov- r of the Territory ,of Idaho, which, by special permiaaion of the creditors, was donated to Gen. Alfred Austell, as e Souvenir from his friend Bard. Gov. Broun bought the office to secure advan ces, and we do not know that he will ran the paper. A little Hottentotiab individual wai before HU Honor yesterday morning, charged with resorting to a mode of de fense unhiard of iu civilized wurfure.— Ho doubtless imagined himself on the pyramids of Egypt projecting huge stones upon Napoleon’s Legion of Honor. Be ing attacked by a member of a neighbor ing tribe, he retreated up two or three flights of stairs, and commenced rolling stones on hu antagonists with a despera tion that—sent him to the calaboose, j MB. WABD succeeded in warding off a charge of “ disorderly oonduct” by proving that he was playing, “jos funnin.” He paid costs by affording the Court a hearty laugh. A TOUCBUO BCBKB wss enacted before His Honor yesterday morning, and no one knew better how to dispose of the oaae. A young man re cently married, somewhat intoxicated on hell-brewed whisky, had met with a profligate woman, who, uuder pretense of seeking shelter from the storm, sought tba hospitalities of bis house, with the wicked design .of violating tbe oonjugel sanctity of their humble home. The young men oouseuted. His young, lov ing wife protested. He struck her for the first time, end she camo to the Court, melting with tears to testify against her wayward husband. His Honor leotnred liim kindly told tbe anonyms she Wss infamous, charged $10 and costs and dismissed tbe sorrowful young wife with s heart full of sympathy sad the following admonition: “ Lot uit gather up the auubeatu* Lying all arouud our path; Let u* keep the wheat and roeee, Casting out the thorns and chaff; Lot ua find our sweetest comfort in the blessings of to-dsy. With a patient hand removing All the briar* from oar way." Blvalvular RcfieihmcMt. Just when wo had gone last night to the last stretch of homsn endumnoe, Thomp son, from his sung new restaurant, in James' Bank Block, recuperated us with a dozen on the hall xhell. They wore luscioux and large, and a dozen was a (east, and we did recuperate, and blessed Thompson for the remainder of the night. He is a benefactor, and has one of the tidiest restaurants in the oity. Ths Urorgla Collegia*. This college journal, published by the students of the University of Georgia, is one of the best exponents of college literature in the Southern States. It wss established two years ago, and, notwith standing the Alamni have not been liber al in their support, it still “ flings its banner to tbe breeze. ” Why do not the Alumni sustain this organ of their cher ished alma mater f It abounds in rem- iuisoences of the good old times in college. ValuabU Property ®or*r*A for Sals. If any ono wants to fix up for mokisg money next summer, let him consult the card of Cul. Samuel It. MeCamey this morning, who offers to sell, rent or lense tho Hell county White Sulphur bpriugs. This wutering place was crowded nud did s good business lost summer, and will do better next year. CoL MoC. also offers forms for sale. The lloiee Opera. As a circus man John Bobinson has not an equal. Such an exhibition was never secu iu Atlanta as his was yester day. It was superb in every particular. His canvass oovt-red '.he greater portion of an aero of ground. His zoological col lection was tho largest sud best ever ex hibited here. His sea lions were great cariosities. No one believed that such animals would be exhibited, sod every body was surprised to sec four wonderful specimens of, tho animal oreation. He has a zebra also—a beautiful animal- four magnificent lions, a hyena, and many other admirable specimens. This department aloue is a “big show,’’ and fully worth tho money. Iu the arenia department, we Hud au agreeable variation ot the regular old feata of tho ring, and all was good. He has four splendid olowus, flue vaulters and gyinuosts, a troupe of trained dogs, a gang of Kuklux, that almost made one listen tor a proclamation ot martial law, and any amount ot other novelties that wero pleasing and attractive. It is a big show—a huge show—a magnificent show —such s show as will never be seen in Atlanta till John Bobinson comes along again. Performances will bo givcnlthis after noon and to-night, which “ends the show” In this city. ,**_ Free Innohes from 11 a. M. to 1 r. m., every day at J. Corrigan's, under Keely’s dry goods store, comer of White hall znd Hunter streets. Tbe finest wines, liqaors and cigars served. nol5 lw. D®. Tom and Jerry, Mobile oysters in the shell, fine wines and liquors—at the Clipper Saloon, on Alabama street, under Sssseen House. Lloyd & Wilson. nol5 3t. H. H. Witt A Co., on Line street, opposite T. M. A It. C. Clarke’s Hardware Store, are daily receiving consignments of Chickens, Turkeys, Eggs, Butter— Tennessee and country; Apples, Onions, Potatoes, Chestnuts, Honey, Dressed Poultry, and, in fact, everything in the country produce line. Parties wanting Goon try Produce, or No. 1, Family Sup plies, cannot do better than to send their orders. no3-12t H. H. WITT A CO. OLD JOHN ROBINSON'S CARD- TICKETS FOB SALE. Old John Bobinson would most res pectfully inform his numerous friends and others in tbe city of Atlanta and vi cinity who are desirous of witnessing his Mammoth Quadruple Combination Mu seum, Caravan, Menagerie and Circus, with their families, and who have here tofore refrained from doing so on sccoan t of the snnoysnoe end delay in procuring tickets at the Ticket Wagon, occasioned by the vast crowds which always surround the same, he has placed tickets on sale at tbe following well known and popular places, viz: Messrs. Phillips A Crew, dosiers in Books, Stationery, Music and Fancy Goods, No. 1 Marietta street, sod at Messrs. Herrington A Quigley’s, News Dealers and Stationers, Post Oflloe Stand. The price of admission will be 76 cents fur adults, and 50 cents for children un der ten years of sge. novlO OL AW Cell at Block’s Candy Factory, No. 75 Broad street, for Marsh MuUow sod Chocolate Creams, fresh made every <i»y- FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. Colonel H. J. SPRAYBERRY is an nounced as a candidate for Secretary of State, subject to tbe Democratic nomina tion. As he is a cripple, and tumble to walk, be would be pleased to see the members of the Legislature at his room, No. 3, up stairs, oomer Marietta and Brood streets. Local & Business Notices. WX- Diploma Awabded.—Lowe, Dou glas! A Dallas, 43 Whitehall street, re ceived the Diploma at our last Fair, for the finest display of Dross Goods and Dry Goods. This firm sticks to the one price system, and allow no deviation Their stock ia large, well assorted and their prioea are low. Call and tee them at 43 Whitehall street. novS-lm %- trot day of grand Circus and Me nagerie of John Bobinson. Everybody delighted. Crowded houses. Two grand performances to-day. Matinee perform anoe at one o'clock r. M. It AV All the children an going to the grand Matinse of the anna to-day; the performance will commence at one o’clock r. K. The dogs and monkeys will per form both times—afternoon and night. Go early and get good teats. It U Pat Youb Taxis.—The public it hereby notified that the Books of the Tax Collector of Fulton county will be closed on the 15th instant Those who wish to save cost, most call and settle be fore that time. 8. R Hour, nov7-6t T. C. F. C. COMMERCIAL. Oppicr Daily Sum, Nov. 16, 1871. COTTON MABKET. ^Unfavorable weather continues some what to retard deliveries. Quotations on tbe street 16|@16|; in stores 1C*. Re ceipbs 150; sales 350. Provisions—Bacon is firm—shoulders 8|(3>8|; clear rib sides 9t@9|; clear sides 91J; lums, plain 14@154; can vassed 14(ri ; lR. Bnlk meats—shoulders 8; clear rib sides 8|; dear sides 9@9). Financial—Gold ia buying 1 10- selling 1 12; silver is buying 1 04—sell ing 1 08. Fiicrr—Rough peaches 4i to 5} per pound; peeled 10 to 14. Apples, peeled, 4 to 4) per pound; green Georgia apples $3 50 to $4 00 per bbl- Buttbu—Teunessoe and country but ter 25 to 30 cents; Northwestern 27 to 81. LxATHin—Hemlock 25 to 30; Oak 40 to 45; Harness leather 36 to 45; upper leather 42 to 50; Calf skins $25 to $60 per dozen; American calf skins g'25 to 40 per dozen. Hides—Green 7 to 71; green suit 8J to 8(; dry hides 15 to 16. Onions—$3 00(S,-1 00 per barrel. Tobacco—Low gradi-s 55@56c ; com mon, 58@60 ; good, 75@!)0 ; tine, Sl(d $1 25; choice brands, 81 25® 1 50. Iiion—Swede 7o; horse shoe iron 7c; City Mills and Pittsburg bar 6c. Mackerel—Half bbls. No. 1 $8.50; No. 2 $7; No. 3 86. Kits, No. 1 $1 85; No. 3 $1 60; No. 8 $1 40. Chebsi—17c. Grain.—Corn, old, very scarce—white 95(0.97; mixed 90(0.92 i; new ear corn 80 @85. Oats, mixed 65; black 70@75; yellow 65. Suoab—A, 144; extra C, 14; crushed, powdered and granulated, 15((gil5|; Demersra 131(5)13 J; fair to choice brown, 12@13. Fair supply; market steady. Oopfeb—Rio, 23(n25; Java, 34; La- guira, 30. The cofl'cc market is. some what excited; prices higher. Molasses—By barrel, 37; by hogs, hesd, 33; New Urleaus prime, 80. Salt—Liverpool 2; Virginia 2. Rice 10@10t. Flock—Superfine 86 50@$7; extra $7 00@$7 60; family $7 50@8 25; oxtrs family 88 75@9 50; fancy 810. Livx Stock—Quotations from live stock yard of Jones, Beattie A Co. Cattle—One car load arrived; selling at 1(5)44 gross. Hoaa—One car load; selling at 5@5J grosz Houses and Moles—Four cor loads arrived yesterday and day before. Some retail trade. COTTON noons. 8 ox Osnaburga, 16; 6 ox, 124. 4-4 Sheeting, 12). 7-8 Drillings, 13. 7-8 Shirting, 104; Shirting, 8). Yarns, all numbers, $1 40. Cotton rope, 28. All domestics in good demand. BY TELEGRAPH. Ibtbbtool, November 15.—Cotton closed steady—Uplands 9Jd; Orleans 9id; ■alee 16,600 bales; speculation and ex port 4000. Arauni, November 15.—Cotton firm —middlings 174; neeipto 1000 bales. Savannas, November 15.—Cotton quiet —middlings 174; uet raoeipts 3099; ex port* to Continent 1911, oorotwise 621; iea 660; stock 59,053. Cbaulbston, November 15.—Gotten steady—middlings 17|; net receipts 1468; exports to Gnat Britain 1061; ooeatwiee 1312; stlse 600. _ New You, Nov. 15—Sales of eotton to-day for fntara delivery 6,900 hales, as follows: Nov. 18 3-16; Dee. 184, 18 5-16, 18|, 18 9-30; Jan. 184, >8 9-16; Feb. 18|; March 19, 18 15-16; April 194, 19 3-16, 19 6-16,194. Snsiiuu fl£ari>». r. a. TSROWBR, Proprietor Bposidsr PI—uring Worts, P. O. Box 460, ATLANTA, GA. mM <*■ a. n. hooks* C ontractor for brick and Stone Work, of all classes. Plastering and ornamental work, Stone Cutting, etc. (Jrimn.Oa.. Mat 12.1871. ft H'M. JRudCMUtS, Painter asset Occo>aSor. O FFICE above W. G. Jack's, Whitehall stroe* r turns thank* to hi* >ld patron* for format favor*, and hope* bj attention U btulnea* to merit* oonMnnance of the earn*. ip'JC-ly TO EMIGRANTS. THB BEST: ROUTE FROM Atlanta to Memphis Western and Atlantic Memphis & Charleston R. R, Leave At:$*>‘* 6:00 1.1C 10:30 P. M. Beach Muuii>hl«, next day.12.15 P. M 10:16 P. 11. SO OTHER BOUTE OFFERS Double Daily Trains TO ANY POINT ON THB MiHsiwHipi»i River SOUTH OF CAIRO. 73 MILES SHORTER Than Any Other Line t* Memphis. LITTLE ROCK Starting from Atlanta at 10:30 p. m„ you leave Chattanooga 6:30 a. m., arrive at Memphis 10:15 p. m , leave Memphla for Little Book 7 :S0 a. m. If any one should offer Inducementi to you to go via Nashville to Little Bock, remember Uut there Is but one train on that route, which loavee Atlanta in the Morning starting 12 hours too soon, yo on a tedious Journey 9 hour* longer, and arrive in Memphis only to meet with 7 hour* more detention than if you had left Atlanta on the 10:30 p. m. train, and gone direct by the only RELIABLE ROUTE If you arc to go by boat from Memphis, leave Atlan ta in the morning, arriving in Memphis 12:15 p. Boats leave at 5:00 p. m., allowing ample time for transfer and avoiding confusion. Finding oui Agents who wUl g*ve reliable information, and allow no one to deceive you. L. P. OUDOEH. Agent, Daitou. W. J. AKERS, Agent AtlauU. 1). F. PARKER, Agent, Chattanooga. Or Addreas : A. A. BARNES. Ocneiai Ticket Agent. Amusements. DeGive’s Opera House FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. Tuesday sud Wednesday, Nov. 14 A 15. 8ATSXIM.i'S ROYAL JAPANESE Beat Performers ever In tLi* Country. Ucs, Wouant und Chlldita la Ratlvs Cost u in Giving a Performance NEVER ATTEMPTED BY AMERICANS! Crowded Houses Everywhere! Thousands turned away at Bueton, New Orleans, fit Louis and New York. Patronised by Urn elite of those cities. THE ORIGINAL “ ALL RIGHT!* 1 WITH THIS TROUPE. 47* Door* open at 7 o'clock. Performance com mence at 8 o’clock. Admission f I. Reserved seats $1 36. Gallery T* cent*. Colored Gallery 60 cents. Reserved seats at PhlUlps A Crew's H. 8CHUHMANN, Mai DOVltMd Wait! Wait! For the Big SECO W . THE ONLY 1*HILU>ELFHU ASH aTLOTA WINE & LIQUOR CO. WHOLESALE DEALKBS IN PUBE Wines, Gins, Brandiis, AND WniSKIIOH, No. 3 GBANITE BLOCK, Broad Street, ATLANTA, OA. New You, November 15—Cotton ac tive and easier; soles 5045; uploads'18!; Orleans 191. Floor firmer. Whisky ac tive at 96K$94. Wheat oloaed dull ud declining. Freights a shade firmer. Money cloeedgit 7; sharp discounts; sterling firm; gold 11)011]; govern ments dull sud steady; States transac tions limited until 2d cull, when Tcanee- were very firm; new South Caroli na! weak, but rallied st lost call to lost eight's prioea ChwrcH Directory. (It is our Intention hereafter to publish a church Irectory, giving ths name of preacher and auch Iher information as mav bo of interest to the con gregation. Clergymen whose churches are not tin- braced in ths Usifollowing, would confer a lhvor by calling upon us:] METHODIST. First M. E. Church South-lUv. Arminiua Wright, Pastor.—Preaching at 10:30 a. fit , and 8 o'clock ml,« by the pastor. Sunday School at 8 r. s. Weekly prayer meeting at 6 o’clock, every Wednesday evening. Trinity M. E. Church South—Bov. C. A. Evans, Pastor.—Preaching at 10:30 a. St., and 8 r. m.. by the pastor. Sunday School at K past 8 a. M. Weekly “•rayer i—*'— ** * _ Pastor —Preaching at 10: r w. st., and 8 r. m., by the pastor. Weekly prayer meeting every Wednesday at 6 o'desk. Payne's M. E. Church South—Rev. D. D. Cos. Pastor.—Preaching at 10 JO a. m.. and 8 r. m.. hy ths pastor. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. SC Paul’s M. E. Church South. Third Ward-Rev. G. H. FattUo, Pastor —Preaching at I ». M., by tba pastor. Sunday School at 4:30 r. m. Weekly prayer BseallBf every Wednesday evening at 8 p. m. First Baptist Charch-4isv. E. W. Warren, Pastor -Pleaching at 13:31a. m pastor. Sunday School at _ it. W. T. Brantly, Pi tor—Preaching at 10 JO a. st.. and 7:43 r. ■., by t pastor. Sunday School at t a. ml Menagerie, Caravan, ■MUSEUM AND CIRCUS, That wlU visit tbe Southern States this Winter. THE ONLY AND ORIGINAL John Robinson, Sixty-*even years of sge, with an experience of over Fifty years in tbe 8outh as owner of s Men ■gerie sod Circus, on his Grand Old ANNUAL TBIUMPHAL TOUB, Through all the Southern States with THREE MONSTER PAVILIONS: On* exclusively ior the Museum. Another express* ly for the Menagerie and Caravan. The third devoted to the Equestrian En* ter tain ments, and all adjoin* ing and connecting together, BUT ONLY ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION, And one ticket admits yon to the entire combination, Menagerie, Caravan, Museum and Circus. WAIT FOR IT! WATCII FOR IT! GO AND SEE IT ! The only real Managerie, Museum, Cara*an, and first-clasa Circus on the road. 25 GoJd and Crimsoned O AG4EIS Drawn by Beautiful Matched Cream and Dappled Horses—all tbe Circus Retinne—Largest and Best Parade Ever Seen on tho Publio streets Four Monater Living SEA LIONS! With their young Platyrhynchna Leonenus, or 8ea Elephant«, with mane erect like Forest Monarcba requiring over two hundred pounds Fresh Flab dally for their subsistence—the on ly ones on exhibition in tho World and can be seen in this Menage rie at all hours, sporting in A WILD TARTARIAN MONrSTER YAK miscellaneous 3U»oertisemcm 6 ECHOLS & WILSON TRIUMPHANT. Champion Exhibitors OF THE SEASON. PREMIUMS! PREMIUMS! W E ASK THE ATTENTION OF TUB PUfir tr to the handsome list of award. t^ur\£ tious at the Pairs of Atlanta and Augu.ta, ^ ,^ 1 ' her and November. ^ ^ m tkto - WE RECEIVED A LARGER NUMBER OF PR*. MIUMS THAN AMY EXHIBITORS IN OEOB- The following are our awards i By the Atlanta Fair: FOB THE Best and largest collection of Agricultural and Hor. tlcultural Implements exhibited.. Silver Medti •• Harrow for all work Bronxe Med*i M Side-Hill Plow Silver MtxUi " Double Mould-Board Plow Bronx* Medil " Two-boras Cast Turn PlowBronx* Medal " Wrought-Iron Sub-soil Plow... .Bronx* Medal •* One-horse Steel Turn Plow Silver Medal “ Grain Cradle Bronxe M*dal " r °rt Bronxe Medal - Manure Fork BronxeMedal “ Diggiug Fork m Prong Hoe Bronze Medal “ Sulky Spring Tooth Hors* Rake. Bronze Medal Cider Mill and Press Bronze Medal “ Cane Mill BronxeMedal “ Syrup Evapomtor Bronzo Medal •• Thresher and Separator....Silver Medal *• Horse Power. Silver Medal •• Railway Uovss Power Bronze Medal •• Corn aud Cob Crusher. Bronze Modal *' Corn Shelter Bronze Medal •• Orain Fan Mill. Bronze Meual •• Clothes Washing Machine Bronze Medal *• Clothes Wringer Bronze Medal " Churn Bronze Medal “ Ox Yoke Bronzo Medal " Apple and Peach Parers Bronze Medal “ Garden Wheel-bar'ow Bronze Medal By the Augusta _ Fair! FOR THE Beat Two-horse Steel Flew for sticky land Silver Medal Two horse 8tecl Plow for sod land.Silver Medal Two-horse Steel Plow for stubbles and weeds Silver Medal Two-horse Steel Plow for general Steel Sweep Silver Medal Doubled Mould Board Plow Silver Medal Wrought Iron Tooth Harrow Silver Medal Ox Yoke Silver Medal Hand Semi Sower SUver Medal Grain Cradle BronxeMedal Grain Fork Bronze Medal Grain Fork BronxeMedal Scythe Bronxe Medal Hpads.. .....Bronxe Medal Shovel Bronx* Medal Manure Fork BronxeMedal Digging Fork Bronxe Medal *' Horae Rake Silver Medal Cider Mill and Press 8ilvcr Modal •• Thro idler by Horse Power GOLD MEDAL “ Fan Mill Silver Medal " Straw Cutter Stiver Medal " CornShcllcr 8ihrer Modal •* Churn Silver M“dal " Wheelbarrow BronxeMedal “ 8orgho Cano Mill Silver Medal “ Sugar Evaporator.TT. : Silver Medal •• Washing Machine Silver Medal Clothes Wringer Bronze Medal In addition to the foregoing, four diplomat were awarded ua as second-best premium*. The premiums awarded us are evidence that we deal In tho Beat Implement* and Machine. wing is a partial list of tho ImplemcntH From the Deserts of Tartary, with long beautiful hair growing from his back to tbe ground. The only one on exhibition in America. Don't confound this with any small show of Msusgeris, bat hear it In mind THAT OLD JOHN BOBINSON, The Leviathan. Is triumphantly marching on, and will positively exhibit at ATLANTA, GA., on WEDNESDAY and TUUR8DAY, tbe 15th and 16tb, November, for Eddy toast) Farqnhars fsta<-l) Eureka (steel) Brinly (steel) Miner's subsoll(c) Murphy's subsoil (c) Peeksklll aub*oil[cj Psrquhar'a subsoil, wrght NUMBERS 18, 18k. 13, MS'. 20 A. B. C. D, E, Ponsy 1. X 3. 4. 5 «. 10. 2. 9 X 1 and 2 hor so 8, IS. 19. 12 1.9.3. 1 and 9 horse 0. 00 IX. IX Professional (Cnrbo. THOS. N. HOPKINS, Attorney 5 Counsellor at Law. — BRUNSWICK. Qo. Will practice in the Brunswick, Alupaba, and Southern Circuit*. octlft-lm WM. Go STEPHENS, ATTORNEY AX LAW CRAWFORDVILLE, OA. . ureb. Mai J. & Wilson. D. D.. Pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. m„ rad 8 p.m. Sabbath School 9 a. M. Pray sc nm Ing Wednesday, at 0 r. m. Onama Oaoaoa—Hunter street. Elder T. M. Hams. Pastor. Prsschiag st 10)4 *. a., and Ijg r. w. Ruadav-school at 9 a. it. Fourth Baptist Church-Rev. ». M. Da* lei. Pastor —Preaching at 20:30 a. m., and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School at 4 p. aa. Fraysr meeting on Tuesday Loyd*8tur M. Cuuaca. Rsv. J. U. Kaowles. I CODDOrSlTllt II Paator. Preaching every SabUlh at 10^ a. m. and ' OAAAA VIA VS P. M. Sabbath School at 19 M. Preaching every i AND avsolng th»- prevent wsak at 7 S. followed by special s. LtvMiM. z. i. rrrzFATaiOK. LAWSON & FITZPATRICK, Attorneys at Law, EATONTON, OA Will practice In tho Ocnmlgee Circuit and Su preme Court. Prompt attention given to Collections *£• Tho Junior refer**, by permission, to Hon. / H. Stephens, lion. P. B. Robinson, Hon. A. Rees Hon. L. Stephen*. octl8-lm "j. MADISON CtJTTS, Attorney § CounselloratLaw ROOM 8 MAY BUILDING, Cor. 7th and E Street*, WASHINGTON, D. O. in all the Court*, before all Co a the Department*. octlT-ln ANDREW H- H. DAWSON. COUNSELLOR AT LAW, OSc. Ml Kfolnr. Room m, saw vosk. JARED IRWIN WHITAKER. Attorney at Law, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. State and Federal Buatnss* entrusted will j. Fairfax McLaughlin, attorney M CaunstUor at f*tc, No. 6 84. Paul Street, BALTIMORE, MO. P ROMPT attention given to Southern business, ths collection of dates, be., in Baltimoie. HARROWS: Folding I Rotary a Square | Scotch Hlng y j Pulverizing • Road 8crap*ra Cultivators Orain Drills Wagons Mowers Reapers Corn 8hellora Grist Mills G~aln Cradles Horse Powers Threshers Fan Mills Wheelbarrows Forage Cutters Saw Mills Field Rollers Well Curb# Store Trucks Lawn Mowers Cider Mills 8ulky Rakes Revolving Rakes Chureh Bella Farm Bella Y/hiffle Troee Pest Hole Diggers Grub Hoes Field Hoes Garden Hoes Prong Hoes Scythes Snaths Hand Bakes Manure Fork* Hay Forka Spading Forks Barley Forks Shovels Spades Ox Yokee Apple Parers Peach Psarers Grass Hook* Corn Knives Axes Pruning Sheers Trowel* Transplanters Whet Stones Pumps Axe Helves IroUicr B.ltiug Turbin. WM.r Wliwl- la., Sec. illBl Garden, Grass sad Field Seeds, a# ■▼srp Yartsty. Tbe Carolina F#r- A FULL STOCK OF Agricultural Books. revival scrvi St. 8tui>k*«a’ CucacH —corner of Walton xad For- •ytb streets. Rev. Geo. Mscauley. Rector. Divine “ “" Sunday-school four services st 10\ a. a. aod 5 r Ours to the otfrtcsUtierml Em poriums or the month 1 Msnd fjr Illaar.b.1 CVMU>««« Echols 8t Wilson, TOHXaaBKXF MIDDLETON ABE I'M PARED Asri cuHur.l VutbuM ud Oral Start r. U. O to urow wort Ob .hurt uotre. OrtlrtMtum I xaulU ^ jtcUuu AofM u. bov 1341 Shop BRASS FOUNDRY.