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Where Wild Ponies Grow. bat has sprung from the WRECK OF AN ex LISH SHIP—A LIVELY SCENE— riA'XINV. WILD HOUSES AND BRANDING C<'!.TS. OPFIOIAtj. FULTON COUNTY SHERIFF’S SALES S HOTELS. Kl A H K O C K HOUSE. Y.’EST POINT, GEORGIA. MACON ADVERTISEMENTS. ' PATENT MEDICINES. From the Baltimore Araericau. When a Baltimorean is tol<l that wild hor-os ..a he fonntl within ten miles ot the eastern coast of Maryland, he is likely to be incredu lous. A visit to Chincoteague will cure his skepticism. Wild ponies are abundant here, iiid n hundred of them may be seen in a hall hour’s walk from the Atlantic Hotel. Nobody knows bow they got hero. The oldest in habitant remembers of hearii " his graml- ather say that they were on the island when he was a boy. Probably they were ca reering over’ the sand hills when tho first white settler crossed the sound. Thcro id a tradition lint some '»rcat Virginia gentleman, of 200 years ago. was bringing over a pair of ponies from Eng land, anJ tliat the ship which carried them v. as wrecked off Assateagne Beach; tho ponies were washed ashore, and were the progenitors the little animals that now ft*r« upon Hi.* i.:!t marsh*, s ot Chincoteagnt. In the last - exriury they were considered of no value, and iris rot known that the proprietors of the island ever set up any claim to those which grazed upon their land.?. When the herds men became the owners of the soil, they be gan to lasso some ot them, and to put a mark Me on them by w hich they could be recognized j afterward. A few were domesticated and u>ed lor riding. Tlii marking process went .*c from year to year, nntil forty years ago there was no pony on the islsnd that was not claimed by somebedy. Many ol them were tamed and taken over to the main land. There are about five hundred ponies on the island, including those on Assateague. They iivido themselves into herds without regard *o ownership, nod each herd confiucs itself the esrt io a particular range. Sometimes a heard wil! nf 1 migrate trom one quarter ot tho island to an- For October, 1873. FLOURINC MILLS. Georgia Flouring Mills, obtain Firft-class meals and good accommodations at BURR & FLANDERS, Propr-tors. this house. * ^ stop here for din fiSSTtetor WILEY’S XXXX FLOUh r EARL GRITS, Tho travelling Dtiblic informed that the; Trai i side ol car shed. I ’an‘2C.-d:mj w a T ILL BE SOLD BEFORE THE COURT HOUSE \ V door in the city of Atlanta, Ftillon connty, G», on TUE l'JBrtT TUESDAY IN OCTOBER NEXl*. within the loa d hoars of sale, the following described property, to-wit: A lot »r ! tree! of land, conv.bUL;; 8?, acres, it being pirt of land lot No. *8. in :h • lith district of original ly Henry now ration countj Georgia, .1 tho id Kr i lire hmd lot formerly i a horn*- rt by M. Kr. land lot cO, known as While's slaughter pen lot*; also Cl sere*, more or Jose, of land lot 8*, in said district; also lot No. - s s in said 14th dis trict, containing 202acres, more or less. A?1 levied on hs Iho property of the Georgia National Bank by virtue cf and to catiefy a fi fa issued from Fulton 8u perior Court in favor of EC Murphy, in right of his wile, vs. Tho Georgia National Bank Property point ed out by plaintiff's attorney, Sept. 4,1| , at tlic tame time and plat* SPOTSWOOD HOTEL, MACCfJ, GEORGIA, THOMAS H. KAURIS, - - l’roprietoi Board £53 J?cr Day Op. Passonger Depot, and Or. ’y One Minute’s W ". GAINESVILLE HOTEL 2?J3I!-VA7”5r^I*X”r‘JEiX3 TTJE=> MEAL. BRAN, Ac., Vc., Macon, G-corgia. STOP AT THE BROWN HOUSE, Opposite tho Fa***eng *r Depot. rilHE Rooms are elegantly furuMird, and the Table i FREE HACKS 70 AND FROM THE HOUSE. - Tiionuncn. of tho subdii part of land lot N Henry now Fulto th ;■ east side ol PI ni .it stn - t. si feet, arid runni property. I.-' of tlio McGuire die l ith die > Georgia, ct US feet 1 ol • ; back cast 1W) i on a* the \ e of and l > ra :onrt iu favor Ke nn esaw House, MARIETTA, GEORCi A. FLETHER FREYER, th from linn- mu street ISO Ed win Payne of Green M. » satisfy a lifa issued from vor of E. IV. Strickland vs. I, 1873. d pla.*e, two city lot M. Mei in ire. Sup AihO, at the tame city of Atlanta, fronting oa Glower strett 80 feet running back name width 1**0 feet, kuowa as lots Noa. ; <; u)i 1 7. e i.t:.icing one-* ightli of an acre, more or Jets. (_)•! said 1 ts is a small dwelling 14 by 10 feet. Levied ; on as the property of Joseph F. Jones by virtue of and ! to ididy a Justice Court nta issued from the Justices ; Court of tho 1234th District, G. M„ in favor of W. 8. Bell k Go, vs. Joseph F Janes. Levy mado by J F j Walker, I. G. and returned to nit*. Sep*. 4, 1873. Also, a: the same time and place, a lot situated on of Broad street, in the Gtb ward ot Ihe of At anta, it being part of laud lot No 77 in the , 14th district ot originally Henry now l'ulton county, ! , Boating on Broad street 43 feet and running 1 LIVINGSTON HOTEL, NORTHEAST CORNER SQUARE, LA FAYETTE Mik?. M. MARBLE, - - Proprietress. Board by the Day, Week or Mouth, at the most Reasonable Rates. about tbirtv persons who own ponies, all I Heely and Solomon. On said lot is ■■ -allow, with"one nr two exceptions, live on nttltr tho island. One of the large proprietors owns u hundred Lead, but a person is considered • oil off who has his brand upon twenty or thirty. Each herd is governed by a male—a -ort of equine autocrat—whose authority is .preme. In former times lie fought his way p to the position of patriarch by thrashing j ' ll his rivals, sometimes driving them into j the sea, where they were drowned. All usurp- I property of A M Park' a fifa issued from Fuiton Superior Court in favor of Pinkney Calhoun vs A M Parker and M J Magbeo. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. Sept 8, 1873. Also, at the same Vino and place, all that parcel of land in the city cf Atlanta, being a part cl laud lot No. 77, In the 14th district of originally Henry no-.v Fulton county, Georgia, being parts of city lots Nos. 5 and C, fronting on Lino street which bounds it on the north 112 feet, running back southwardly along an eight-feet alley which di ides it from Austell’d lot 103 feet to Line street. Levied on as the property ol A B UIVEHY STA.I3IjE CONNKCTKD WITH THK HOUSE. Grantville Hotel. B. F. M. T. BRANNON. is supplied with every delicacy the market E. E. BROWN .V SON, Pr atn»2fi.tf NATIONAL HOTEL, Formerly Kpolswond, Miicorj. GkEOJlGrlA, j Nearly opposite Passenger Depot. Board f 3 per day. aug 3-tf P. WHELAN, Proprietor. GROCERS. SEYMOUR, TINSLEY & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS Macon, (.corf-in. ! angM-tf W. X. LLUFh 1 , 1 WHOLESALE DEALER CORN, BACON, LARD, TIES, BAGGING, Meal, Sugar, Coffee, (Etc., ; Corner Cherry and Third Streets, MACON, Georgia. j A uc2 ?* ,f AUCTION HOUSE. The Auction House of Macon. I BASKS AND BANKERS. Lowry s Bank, 55 & 57 Enst Alabama Street. J* ( *L^BANK^DEPARTMENT, WP. PAY THE COLD AND SILVER COIN. DEPOSITS rcceiv For the convcnit our, will be from New York cm*•>< ‘ A M. to C P.M. uienty. Central National Bint W. M. A* It. J. LOW1 BY, TR . Grocers k (Join. Mon bant-' DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK No. 2 Wall St*fxt. Atlanta. Georgia. ilelphia; Rev J. It. •w Jersey: It v. J H. i. G. (i. Smith. PitUford. N. York; - - , l : ’. ■ • rantville, on Atlanta and West Point Railroad. A few summer boarders can findpleasant rooms d ltd tare. anfiK-tt O. ;audits, and hung about the marshes, captu ring such unwary females as happened to | . tray too far from their protectors. With I these they founded new herds, and became | prosperous patriarchs themselves. The great day on the island is ‘'penning mi day.” although cf late it has lost some ot its j %£££*** of 1 L Liulov " UUolit McM,1Un k holiday attractions. Formerly the women as well as the men congregated at the Atlantic Hotel to assist in identifying the ponies, and the island beauties came because their lathers aod mothers and brothers and lovers were there. Tuesday, the 15th inst., was 4 penning Jay;” but only a few of the old ladies were io attendance. A jaunty little sloop, crowded made by J F Walker, T. C., and returned t, Also, at the same time and place, ntract «;r parcel of laud, containing Hity acres, more «.r less, situated in the northern portion of laud lot No 113, in the 14th i district of originally Henry now Fulton couny, Ga. i ■ Levied on as ibe properly of E It Elliott, by virtue of j satisfy a 11 la issued from Fuiton Superior ! ; Company. ^ Also, at the same time and place, a lot in the Sixth Ward of the city of Atlanta, fronting fifty feet more or : less on the right-of-way of the Western and Atlantic ! Railroad and extending back same width two hundred : feet more or less, situated between Magazine and Me- | chanic streets, and adjomln, the property of While ai.d I Pettus, it being a part of land iOt No. 78 in the lith j district of originally Henry no\%Fniton county, Ga. • Levied on as the property of Henry Morgan by virtue of and to satisfy a fifa issued from Fulton Superior THE JONES HOUSE, NEAR TIIE PUBLIC SQUARE. COVINGTON, GEORGIA. R. W. JONES. Proprietor. kit’ Free conveyance from the Railroad. apriUlly NEWTON HOUSE. MRS. JANET HAUDROP, COB’JF.n OV MAIN AND fcVF.rsr, OTBEETf*. SPARTA, GEORGIA. TERMS: Lodging included. I Without Lodgiu j K. BESORE has on band and to arrive Fifteen Thousand Dollars’ Worth of Goods for tho Fall land Winter Trade, all of whit h will be sold on regular j sale days. Sale of Ilouseh -Id Furniture, Plantation ! Supplies and Real Estate ma le a specialty. septl4 dim SALOONS AND RESTAURANTS. ; HOP.I7.ED CAPITAL, b. Bell. Teller. 5300,0 »or:t. n./v22-lv. alt rhei It i 1 the i i pcaitiv- i ditTei $2.00 per day 60 per m* ai.. march 26 tf. .-tv/t/i/, V-UBU-U of and to satisiy a u la issued ironi i mum Miperior v 4 rri/vv A I IIATU V th young girls, saiica away from the wharf j Court, in favor of John N Walker k Co vs J II Walker 3l A. ilUA A Ij J JL 15 1 J. . 1st ns the penuiug began. They were goic,, down to Assateagne beach on a picnic excur- i icc. One of the peculiarities of these island- ! rs is their singular ioadness for scarlet. They j Pj fiake n, red line on their boats and sloops I ■ wherever it is possible; they paint tho panels I cf their cottage doors the same color, and the j aod*t< women greatly delight in a bright red ribbon in *** or sash. The gills who went to the picuic on ! * Tieoday wore white muslin dresses, white sun- ami Henry Morgan, garnishee. Property poiutt-d < by plaintiff 1 *} attorney. Also, at the wmc tune and place ituated op the south Hole of iloust* Btree and lot . between * and IVy etrcct*; fronting fifty feet on Houston street, and running back 1<H) feet the same width, ai-d 1 j adjoining the property of Frank Edd’eman and others. ATLANTA. GEORGIA. BENNER’S BEAR! j '^7^'ILL FIGHT ANT TWO GEORGIA HARED j Dogs during the State Fair For lOOO Dollars. Mr. ILnner can be found at Lis place of business- ; lQd b« n ufol coiup. IHE MilUiXT SALOOS AND BESTACKANT, I dUraart’ol'tbe wI»S'*lh?ib^ No. 46 Third Btreet,^irhich keeps open day and night— j °* proprietor up whero cau be fonrd tho most Choice Wines Liquors, an.l the most palatable Food in the city. Bcd-rcoms furnished FREE OF CHARGE to all tors to the Fair. rnnis Concentrated Vegetable Specific i^ a trt:e P:i JL rilier of the Blood. It thoroughly neutralise* and eliminates from the system the specific virtu which causes such a long list of anlferirg. In every form of scrofulous, m-rcuiial ami consti W. W. blMPSON, Presi.l n tutional blood complaints, it stands wltlioatacnmpe» rr rapidly curing ulcers, pustules, caibunclcs. N'a d Lead JOHN H. J A WES, BANKER AliD BROKER, 4 LLOW INTr.RIl 4 T ON DO'OSITS, WHEN LIFT lor two or more months. Coll, ctiocs promot’- attended to. 1‘eiuis to at.d corresponds with thf bi- tiuBsl Park Bank oi New York, lx.es besineae tVt same as incorporaU d Bank. nov2*2-3ai. ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ol the City of Atlauta. OESiuNATcu OtFGSITORY 3F THE UNITED STATES CAMTAL, $JbU,«J0. Difett*ma—Alfred Ausleil. R. H. Rlclnuas. F. W. Holland. John NenJ, 8. >1. Inman, W. J. Garrett, W. t: Cox. Special attention is made to collectiona.for which «• remit promptly at !*.w« *t rate of exchange. Alfred Austell, l^resifleut; W. 11. Toller. Ca*hi»- . , P. Romaic. Asst. Cashier. nov22. FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS & TRUST CO. (Chattered l*y Government of United Sutce. Off^e Broad Street, corner Walton. |)£CF.n r ES Deposits of F.ve Cents upwards. I>. - Xk.- posits payable on demand with interest, inn • eat compounded twice per annum. 8end for chuJar. a vlNLlv PF1I.IP D CORrOaskier MERCHANTS’ & PLANTERS’ BANK (Of Washinriton, Wiifces County, Ga.t W. HILL, CaeL . Capital Stock .... $112,000 •Icadly enemy of mercury, lead end areenic, quickly eliminating them from the system. The I-luid Extract of Queen’s Delight, prcpaml bv i>r. J. S. Pemberton, has made the m« st vomltrlul ar.d aRt«‘uisl>ing cures. Its purifying, vivifying and toiii,- property | the quickest and most wonderful effects in rei png | health. It is harmless I never be used amiss, j complexion. If y STAR CANDLES! pll-yl-eod sep!9 dGw tbe property of J C Vaughn, by virtue of • a fi fa issued from Fulton bupexior Court Le»i. Powell v. J C Property j Lato , jf rie(]m( J. E. OWENS, Proprietor, ioxmet8, gcailet sacqne«, and red morocco ! Atlanta, situated pointed ut by plaintiff’s attorney. P Also, al the same time and place. | land Ij ing and being iu the Full W out and Orange ImiinniR for too Fair. LIFE AND MONEY SAVED NO HUMBUG rrUIH increasing demand for my Southern Remedy X bas induced 2 corner of Broad and Luckie i fiitts, with long gauotletfc cutis. This ccs- rzme is picturesque and pretty when seen on board r. trim little sloop skimming over the water. It may be necessary to explain wbat “pen ning” means. The owners of Chincoteague , .onies mark them with a brand, generally on i and l 'ho left hip. So many of them look alike i J; .but it would be impohsible to identify them ithout this mark. The colts must be braud- 1 before the}’ leave their dams, and August . ; ihe proper month. In order to catch the <*olts and afHx the brand the whole herd must l.o “penned.” On Chincoteague Island the square in front j of J * c]s o: tho Atlantic Hotel Is used lor a pen, but fronting UK) feet on said Broad street, and run- ] ning back same width on Luckie street to Forsyth | street, and fronting 100 feet on Forsyth street, the ! fame being nart of land lot 7S, in the 14th district of , originally Henry, now Fulton, county, Ga; except 75 1 feet on the corner of Luckie and Broad streets, and - running back on Luckie street same width, 105 feet; and excepting, also, 37 feet on the corner of Luckie ■T H . and running back on Luckie 07 tho property of K R Sassoon by virtue of and to satisfy a i\ f* issued from Fulton Su* , Court *d favor of barnnel C Freeman vs E It BASGASS CARRIED 70 ANB FROM THE DEPOT FREE OF CHARGE. ELLS & LANKY, . .V - A — l -T—f _ - f LAWYERS. I 65 31 u OWARD HOUSE BROAD STREET. Nearly Opposite Montgomery and EufanlaR. R. Depot ! EUFAULA, ALABAMA, j u. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney, j BOARD—Per Day $ 2 • Also, at the same time and place, a lot an Puli;; street, in the ceeond ward of the city of Atian a, it be ing pat t of land lot 76, in tii • 1 ith district of originally Henry, now Fulton county, Georgia, containing one- and-a ha t acres, more or less, adjoining the property . Levied on as the properly of J J Thrash- le of and to satisfy a li fa iseued from Ful- Court in favor of John N-al vs. Robert J . ley principal and J J Thrasher indorser. Septeiu* Men and boys ' ber s, is7;5, Tho Best Housi sprll ly W. J. HOWARD.Prop’r UNIVERSITY HOTEL, r. by i Also, ; : land containing forty ac J of land lot C5, iu the J7t ! now Fuiton county, G c corner of ra;d land lo | same, consisting cf and place, a tract r es, more <>r less, it being pari » district of originally Henry, rgia, situated in theSouthwi et , with improvou’.cnts on the | Brrchants’ mill. levied on as I the property of \Y J Barrett, by virtue of and to satisfy a li f* issued from Fulton Superior Court in favor of Joseph Wiuebip ti Co. vs, W J Barrett. September 8, 1873. Also, at tho fame time and place, a part of land lot No 15, in the 14th district of origiuallv lleuiy, now Fulton county, Georgia, comm -nciug at tho northwest corner of said land lot No 15, running east along tho north line of said land lot to the middle <.f tho com rnon rea l leading to Durand’s mill, thence southwest erly a!ong the middle of said road to a stak^, along th- w<st lint- of said lot, thence along the west line to th- beginning, containing 39 acres more or less; said land being vacant the date of this levy—\ugu*t 2, 1869. Levied on as the property of James T. Lewis, by virtue and to satisfy a fi fa issued from Fulton Superior -.boro of stout pine lo^ mount tame ponies and start out to briu^ tho herds. They gallop to the pasuire 'rounds, rnd alter much yelling, fast riding, . ad eomo little swearing, they manage to ririve one of iho herds down to the shore. Nearly all the houses on Chincoteague are built along the sound, and the yards in front .join each other, thus forming a continuous le me. When the herds get started down the shore tue riders press close after, yelling and whoop ing, find there is a lively chase until the avenue that leads to the pen is reached. Here , crowd cf men are stauding, and they turn the head of the flying column into the square. 'Some of the pomes suspect treachery, and run into the water, but the riders dash alter them, and soon the whole herd is forced into ihe pen. The colts stick close to their • ;nms, and in all the rearing and plunging about through the pen they never become . eparat d. A stout man, with a long pole in his hat I, and a looped rope at tho end of it, post- himself at the mouth of the pen, and ,s the panics run past he drops the loop over tho hea l of one of the coifs. The little fellow plunges about and shakes his head most furi ously, but all to no purpose; the men haul him out and throw him down on his right side. All this timo the branding iron has been heating at a lire near by, presided over by sundry urchins who take delight in this part of the performance. The face of the iron sometimes bears the initial letters of the owner’s name, and sometimes it is a simple monogram, such ns a circle or square, to which the owner lays claim. When the colt has been thrown, a boy brings an iron trom the fire aud it is stamped on the pony s Lip. There is no cruelty in ihe operation, because the iron only burns through the hair an d scarcely scars the skin, i saw a two-year-old colt branded while standing on hri feet, and it did not seeui to feel the burning. Jiy the time the colls in the herd have been In -mded the drivers have driven another herd d »wn to the shore. The first are allowed to mu tmek to their pasture grounds, while tho ii xt iu order are driven into the pen and ... tho colts subjected to tho marking process. ! attorney, September 5:b, 1873. Sometimes the colts escape till they are two ‘ Alio, at the Mine t:mo aud place, or even three years old, aud then they are much harder to handle. I of I !£l <’'fiut in fivor of Cicuro II Chandler vs James T I. maker, and Thomas NI Clarke, indorser. Also, at the tame tune and place, a city lot and t^-o story frame building, situated on the corner Forsyth and Grubb streets, in the city of Atlanta lot containin'? 1 ‘ 7 acres, more or less. Levied on as the p operty of T (l Simms and Jane Simms, by virtue • if and to satisfy a mechanic’s li- n fi fa issued from the Justice Court cf the 1231th district, G M. in favor of A M Turner vs T (> Simms and Jane Simms. L vy made by J F Porter. L C, and returned to me. Also, at the same time and place, the railroad track and roadbed, culverts, bridges, depots, side-tracks, round-house, shops, et*\, lying ami being iu the county of Fulton, aud State of Georgia, known as tho Atianta A Richmond Air-Lino Railroad. Levied on as the property of the Atlanta k Richmond Air-Line Rail road Company by virtue of and to satisfy a li fa i«sued from Fulton Superior Court in favor of Manama A Pricked vs. the At.anta A Richmond Air-Lme Railroad Company. Property pointed out by plaiutiil’u attorney. Also, at the same time and pluce, city lots No, 10, 14 and 12. No. 16 fronts on Biss and Martiu streets, I'M.'fret by 303 feet; No. 14 and 12, same si/.e, fronting on Martin street, l>eing part of land lot No. 1 .'I, in the 14th district of originally Henry now Fulton ' county, Ga. Levied on as the property of Wni J Lit tle, by \irtue of and and to satisfy a li fa issued from j i the justice < >*uit r l the 1026th district, G M,iu favor < f ' I l; 11 A A M Thrasher vs Wm J Little. Levy mad • by i J R Thompson, T. C., and returned tome .September j K, 1x73. ( Also at ihe^ronc time an l place, a lot or parcel of ' land ami the improvements on tho same, containing! I one ami a half acre?, more or less. 6itu::t**d on th*- ! corner.: Htiritd. ntt and Plum streets, in the f:Mh ! i ward of the « dy of Atlanta, it being part cf .'and lot 7'*. in ib<- 11th disti set of originally Henry, now Fulton ! county, G< org-a. Lc\i< d on an the property ol G. M. McGuire, by virtue of and to satisfy a fi fa issued i from Fuiton huperior Court, in favor of Wyly Nix. vs M McGuire. Property pointed out by plaintiff's Jail that tract or parcel of laud lying and being in «tho city of Atlanta, Fulton connty, Ga., containing onc-fourth of an acre, more or less, fronting on Collins street forty-five fe< t i and oxtendmg back 200 feet; the same being known i 1 as formerly the property of George Gibbous, deceased, ' - r T , levied on as the property ol Thomas Fitzgibbon, by ! niEETING CALLED OF Illinois Facmcrs on j virtue of and lo satisfy three ft fas Issued from the i . RANH PORT AT ION.—The State Central Commit- Justices Court of the 1,231th District. Georgia ilulitm, ' iu favor of King k Co , vs. Thomas Fizgibbon. Lev- j ies made by J. F. Porter. T. C., and returned 11 me September 8, 1873, Also, at the same timo and place, a city lot in the city of Atlanta containing of an acre, situated on Jained avenue and adjoining the property of Dodgin* A Wood, it being part of laud lot 82. in tho 14th dis trict c.l originally Henry, now Fulton connty, Ga. Levied on as tho property of J. A. Richardson by vir tue of and to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Campbell Superior Court in favor of R C Beavers vs John 8 Flo. d and Jno A Richardiun. AJto, at tne same time and place, a City Lot iu the city of Atlanta, fronting on Rock street fifty feet, ami running back one hundred feet, adjoining Gritfin on the enat, and Little on the west, and Macon north, it being part of land lot 83 io tho 14th district of origin ally Henry, now Fulton county, Ga., levied on as tho property of David Thurmond bv virtue of and to sat isfy two flfaa issued from the Justices Court of 1026th district, G M, iu favor of John McManus vs David ThuimonA Leviesmade by J R Thompson, L0, aud returned to tne. Sept H, 1H73 A. M. PKHKKKHON, —I*-Id Sheriff. ATLANTA SOUTHERN OA. 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Thu rfliewy Great ltisnedy,’’ i r Dj.-eutery, Diarrlia. the CboJe- Morltus, and Dt-mi i n /cutting of teeth) of child- n, is. without questi- i . a* hundreds of certificates will testify, that nothing 1 n- « • r b*en offered to the • public as a cure for tin ro diseases that is its equal. In premonitory syiiipioins of tlie much dn aded epidem ic Cholera, its eff- ets are speedy aud silt e. It is pleas ant to the taste, bas no naureating effect, and to bo convinced of its virtue ’tis only necesrary to give it a I trial. It can be purchased at tho drug store* of Col- _ Her & Venable, corner Decatur aud Marietta, aud Mr i T T () li N U 1 , Howard, P* achtree street aud at my office. x v I I have taken the liberty of ttpuending the nn a few of our citizens, to whom I respectfully I i to the nierusof this Remedy. They having some ot them lor j ears past, both individually tii families: no R Wallace, Jud| rge, J T Porter, T J Malicr. I.i • HKlruff. Jordon Johnson, Klish Robinson, Matt E ; Walker, R Montgomery, Geo W Horten, JuoC White, W J Johnson, Joe H Ransom. Wm Me • Vuim 11. M Hall, ; C Ki.-klighter. T.U Snell. Cobb co. Geo Sherdon. J A HaydeD, Kobt M Farrar. Wm Powers. Anti. : v Mur- . phy, N R Fowler, Tims G t;n:sscll. A L L’oi'-r. dc, -Jas ■ Caldwell, Get* Witahip. S. T. BICCERS. “ DIGGER'S SOUTHERN 1 REMEDY . Office: Peacbtrec street. Powell’s buildir THOMAS FINLEY. VT LAW, ATLANTA GEORGIA. 1 >RAcnc:: in the supreme and circci* Courts, and el.-twhere by special contract. Al O A Loclirane, A K Seapo, Jno business attended to with dispatch. Office: Novt- Mori is, Joseph I>.st Corner of Broad and Marietta Streets, Bc*l BiuM “ up-stairs. dcwSl- d it A W NOTI C K. THE CHRISTIAN INDEX A.tlanta, Georgia. jy2f-0(B;n Special Notices. KEY. D. SHAVER, D.D. Georgia, tlh rates. J. SUMMER. I field’s Female lir^u.ator t*» t FniTcn i acts *’>' R lv,!, ff ,OIU ‘ 1,1 tf ' 7 ' I the blood, and determining I menstruation. It is a lcgitn I moot intelligent doctors u LAWTON ; Brad field. Druggist. Atlauta sold by nspectabic dru-gisi | A. C. CARLIN GT ON, Ijftwyor, r&Acncr, ln All thc Courts.^,: Office: Republic Block, Olbk'-dte *tlantft Georgia. S. A. DARNELL. Attorney - SPECiAL COMMiSSICNER OF CLAIMS j For Georgia. Office corner Broad aiid A?«b«u*a , Will practice in the Courts of Atlanta and Blue liid Circuits. Pr audthe ’ • J. II. Jeff, Davis House, REV. S. HENDERSON. D I).. IlKV. E. B. TEAGUE, D.D., REV. T. G- JONES. D.D.. - , Ala Mr. L. II. Br; L. P. THOMAS. PrcotV iFonneriy T’.bbs II. hbp.i Dalton, Gcorcift, ’. O’NEILL & JNO. BARCLAY. Propr:<! STEADFASTLY devoted to the tenets and great • rests of the Baptist Denomination, this paper, which or nearly a half century has been the organ and fav orite of the Baptists ot Georgia, and for the past seven ears bearing the same intimate relation to the broth- ( . rhood uf Alabama and portions of Tennessee, South ■ Carolina, Florida and Mississippi, will in the future •rit, by the excellency of its character, their highest ! appreciation. Tho reader will find that besides the I large quantity of Moral and Religious Truth with complete nummary of reliable i intelligence—both domestic and foreign—will render I them independent of other papers. Correctly printed I Market Reports cf the principal cities will make the 1 paper invaluable to all classes of onr people. As an j advertising medium, possessing as it docs a conetitu- ; eucy of over 250,000 Intelligent, substantial Christian 'people.it is unequallel by any other publication in j the South. The Index clubs with all tho leading pa pers and periodicals in tho United States. The inter- —f friends remitting us will be carefully pro- ! produced by i .a : $1 GO per bottle, everywhere. IfTm K f«r«r <1 u. Inmr I .» « Jfteld's Female Regula- , the Publi cided aud happy clToi TAX NOTICE. will certainly c lose on The financial i*anic >*a f Jr coRccttcg th? city ts . the 10th cf October next iurt the city an ha. 1 , as iniividn- CAMP HOUSE, W ITHIN ONE HUNDRED YARDS OF PASSEN ger depot. 50c I LodcyinO* RC/P winch it is freighted weekly, a Chaste selection of IVieaib, | LUUgmg I Cutaneous reading and a complete summary of rel J. B. CAMP, Proprietor. sp4-tf Griffin, Georgia. NATIONAL HOTEL ! lected. »1 druggi-t* * cannot be ^ \tended. SOUTHERN TERRA COTTA WORKS. ■e, $2 50 a year ; Miniate'* $2 00. 1\ IIAltUISON & CO., I'roprictors, uu.muuications mtibtc . i ddrtss* d. 4*.* IT NEVER FA I Id*; lis Ol'EHA 1 iON IS QUICK and sure. I>r. J. Bradfield’s Female Regulator—it has been used for over twenty years with unbounded success by many of the mo.-t .lietiuguished Pnysiemus ot the South. It is a legitiu at.- pn ecriptiou, tan.I pos sesses the three fold power of giving ton* 1 to the ner vous centr»s, improving the blood, and directly stinm- | Utiug the womb by supplying the wants ot naiure. It gives health to the frame, ami happiness to the heart. aug6 9i- YOUNG WOMAN. IF YOU ARE SUFFER ING from continued b«ada«hr, pa*»« m the ba« k ai u low# r stomach, pslpita.i>n of tht bear:, difficulty ot lire.til ing. constipation of ihe bowt-N. I v* of a'pjietite. and the thousand ptid one« Vila resulting from ^ -uppr*-:-*;i>ri or irregularities ot the ‘monthly tick tier n." buy a bot tle of this medicine. It is “Woman's Best l'ru ml.” Take it according to directions, and the bU >m ol health will soon be upon your check. For sale by all druggists. augC By order of the Fn J. U. FRANKLIN. *x Collector aud Recei* * Committee. tileol :-.l foi specimen coj>i ■s, etc. •'to of tho Illinois State Farmers’ Association have issued a call to farmers’ clubs, granges, /armen*’ associations, agricultural societies, boards of agriculture, and other organiza tions of the industrial classes cf thc United States, requeuing them to send from their own numbers, identified with their interest, one delegate from each organi zation, to meet in Chicago on Oct. 22, for the purpose of discussing prevailing overcharges in transportation, to insure a perfect organi zation of tho agricultural and other industrial claasos who chiefly suffer from these over charges in every State, Territory and province in tho coontry, with a view to throwing a combined and overwhelming influence against faturo exactions, aod to Like such measures ;ts shall secure prompt and efficient legisla tion that shall end in tho complete extinction of all railroad or other monopolies now prey ing on the productive interests of Americu. Four Houston Aldermen are charged wi'h offering to vote for the removal of quaiantioo on vessels from Galveston for $2,(MX). 'Jhi* «rt* Of the public health is a novel method of addition and division. THOMAS BROUGHTON, < ys: • W. C. Hamilton tc Co.—I ha •O loug j ears, ami had tried aovor lowledged «>r pretended m* ri I tiually trit-d you pn-pi LTNiTN*. (Kxtnblldird in 1S48.) J. J. A 8. P. RICHARDS. ATIANTA GEORGIA. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DLiLEUS IN BOOKS, STATIONERY & MUSIC. With all Article* Usually Kebt by a FIRST - GLASS BOOK STORE. itho r lilt. oy g od ; IT FRAN KLIN Steam Printing House, 1 At v. i I Rail* Hiylc of Book, Mercantile, Legal and : i* executed. In wwlhaqr uf man* and chcapnefla, wo di fy competition, ok Manufactory la likewise well ap- n solicited for every grade of woik in County officials will find it to their ‘ i to Legal Form Books, ltec- THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THEIR WORKS IN full operation and are now prepared to receive ord»r tor all all kinds of TERRA UJTTA WORKS. l’rintui; iht, jironiptn. ss Uur Blank Bo pointed. Ord< ri this departin' ut. interest to roneB H H H ords. Minutes, Blanks, etc. Books, Newspapers, She Musie. uud Periodicals, bound aud rcb<>uud to order. Remember to make jrour orders on tho Franklin Steam Printing Huium*. JAMES I d 1 am now perfectly well !*dlciuo does all you claim f« i you tliat th**. acknowi. dgu # i daily ns so many worthless c ered.” Tnis medicine you t »x’s drug store. 11 :u»v. ku-l'J ON from the o piked lour years a. -We h»\ In el past we have bee , (but that tug gun aus - , -, ,rv t v« .»•».» ,i.. -.. .v . We l.a\ • bren cft<-n IvnrA.»‘ , ! an.l now a cruel attempt is made to /??.*tf Bat we HS‘-ure our friend* find f.M’s) do not annoy us, an.l \vc fear n -tthewbol. oi asKAilauts; there sbuH t»e lie 11iu the r*>.-‘ r gun, but sure jH’p every time 1 * 1 »v*!0 RulrMlM'^oVni'as iawTn.Ul*or ill find a; lit Twine A 1 «tng i id by ring * oper rtuch a* Window Gaps, Enrietuneuui of Oornica such as Bracketts, Medallion, and everything in ihe 1 Architertual line. Also Chimney Tops, Vases. Flower ‘ Pots, Ht&ttury, etc, Also, manufacturers of HEWER PIPE, From 3 to 30 inches in diameter. Aiss. intt»ri.>r deco- i rations, such as Centre Pieces. Cornice, etc. | We will guarantee all the work that wo undertake i by M< to execute to give entire satisfiketiou. PELLEGRINI * CASTLEBERRY. anfL/tt Rra«-etrack Htreet. near U. H. lfarrackK. )s. 27 ami 2i» South Broad st, i uly 24 HARRISON Sl CO., Atlanta, Ga. for the lubrication of the bowels. Tills prevents eon- stirpation, and constipation is the immediate cause of Pile*—common sen*e in thi* treatment. Go to Red- wine A Fox’s drug store and tell them you wan* Ham ilton's Buchu snd Dandelion, ltedwine A Fox ran tell you all about the reme y—and **11 it to vou also. 1 sift'15 $15 0,0 O O IN REAL ESTATE, For Sale. mptly *n4 ea’udactorily a* ANY OTilKK HOU8V withiu ‘..'>0 utiles of Atlanta, TaaukingOnr frioad* for past favor*, we pick oar fllnte and stand ready for fire at the tiret opportunity. (iive us a trial, one and all. and our literary o'rvM i« warranted to eatirty the most craving appetite. ctl-tf J. J. No Harrison Bradford & Go’s STEEL PENS. U K M O V A I.. Ch*pi: ed luto th • fc|MCK>ns three idory iit-e recently built and ocoupied , Mucker & Co., corner of Ala - lease* - keep OUPINAHV'H OrVIf'K, Ofsyton Coftnty, August 4. 1H73. I1T m. T. rHtMBKR applys to me tor letters f 7 # of Administration on the estate of Peter Sheppard, lato of sui l county, deceased All persons concsrnedare hersliy notified to file their Objections, if anv they t are, within the time prs- scribed bylaw, otherwise t.-tt» r* nf Adiniui tistlnii will fn* granted t*» »aid petitioner. J. A. McO .NNKLL, all of our old friend* aud c ustomers, constantly na baud a large stock td FLOUH. IIACOK. BULK MEAT, CORN, OATS, Ac. 1 at low tigur« t. We take Cotton at the highest market j price In sett ement of debts d< rth of Re al FsUte, snd J. W. English 924.000 to ffiO.iNN) worth .mpreved, at small cash payments aud long time interest boartug notes. Those pantJ stricken parties who withdrew their funds are specially invited to call, and th.-se holding Certificates of Deposit in John !1 . James’ Hvuk. ate notified that they will be t*k* n st par. Make your application st the office of Wallace A Fowler. #ep28 AGENCY GEGttGIa R R. A 11 INKING Cf Ait.vrta. Ga . October 3, 1873 othortxed by a resolution of th* llvir Ot.'t4-2w ABBOTT * 1»RO . Corner Alsbima and Forsyth sta . Atlanta, (1 I Directors cf Ibis Rink to issue Ci pilrtt bearing Inter, s*. o • speeiAe.1 t Jed In this is to help move t’je cot to: hficat' of lb. Tn*lr CM*t444Awri( Special attention cab«dto the well knot SOS 75—S8—20 A 22 fACTORT, at. VHWW; OfUW. 75WSII*T. I S. V Knights of Pythias. \ N extra meeting of Ottve Branch Lode*. K. »f P . will take pU**s io night at tbetr CaaUe Hall. 1‘earhtree street. Members are requested to atteais Work to bs doo . Visiting brethren sre 1 rat email \ invited. By order of kl. U BKLIHUUO. O. C W. O. Hrwt.S«c. octi-wedU L. WINTER! >* HTfiRK. one ot the largest and be«.t dsin of lOHUTO. *rer tonucht to Atlanta. Ixau» 1 i ertificst-s aud I Mails on John 11 Jivnea taken at p«t. j for any g hhI* bought and ah debts dvr me J. I 1-J AS IN »*TD**-