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Newspaper Page Text(ortb.r bnu- W» put »l»h him riMtutM. horn, In nlng. No unltw, racruinm 10 Hi? of tbo tbia “How to ha Pulor . W. Ilurfca A Mm r editot i the pa- Farm and bran pnt* {Co. , and mnj raady to l the Mia The peo- , before the l become no rith iia bit to yeaterday, orrow. We | ol additional rill aoou be hope for a placed the DemooreUe uomioaUoni for Oily DmmB «AiaaB^a«aiiiMwiaiftHi5ai*a^afflH (ha OonaUtoilon * Oily whale (he band of ije eolotni (bay remained four that haottteao “t(" i notloa in thli oolnmn raeurrtcted (ham and realorad them to all the dignity appertaining to a poeitlou at the head of the (fret oolnmn on the eeeond OKI awfetiSV rS?S thta tioket ter baying eihnmod litnm Um charnel honea among patent mod‘olnee and earn animation frolicking throogh IU dry bonea, and we claim the credit for It. Bat we JLL -Me — Henyen’* Anil law, atnHUa eonfeal ifcha oM-prtee oyataoaompUtaa (I ■Order la Mi VwtlkVi rath Oo (o Sharp', and aaa (bo large otoek M Walchea. ' PEASE WIFE. Did yon eyer try Paaae'a ateelu--porter houee. (enderloln or aurloln? novlS-dt nation often! credo cerdUdaaftOT t] Itovetnher tte. till. aorMde TflJEl t myMira Pamo- -Mr , JUMCK. PZJCBE & HIS WIFE. Everybody com if you don't know bow m«o« wo am. Give us a trial for the fu& of knowing. nov!2-3t Fox jlifofc of for- *»W»- *** ; eight huu- : finest ever ■ fled will xhibitiou at Jellies' ill Huuter Tempi i fine new splendid i an eligible ht* of cold |to overflovr- vosterday, l haudsorus Fritere, ■Wished by »l Anger, ol joiskeloh- feuiale We nited rtunity 118 im- rian of His an be kekiU oublcs nbther hare not yet oaaeed the Colonel to (ally toe the mark. Dr. J. F. Alexander ia the bona file nominee of the Democratic party for Mayor. He was nominated aooording to the plan adopted by the Democracy. He claim* the nomination and is entitled to it Bet the Couatitutioa—F* Democratic organ, peraistenUy decline# to place hia name ut the head of the tioket. “How now, Maater Brook ?” Gail you this party fealty ? If you cannot support year party bolter than this, take down your sign and imitate “the oldest paper in Atl*nta ,r by remaining mum. The fact ia, our juvenile cotemporary ia in a quandary. It scarcely knows what to do.— It ix an augle-worm half way in its hole. It *t get iu any further and refuaes to be led out. It cau only wriggle in its hole, wriggle it does smartly. Now, we oan it what to do. Put up the name of Pr. Alexander as the nominee for Mayor, which he is, and then go in with a vim characteris tic ol youth. It ih a tremendous party cam paign. All the interests of the nation are in volved* ® the Uandwi volvod alao. The stability of tho National currency, the validity of the Declaration of Independence, the result of the battle of Banker's Hill and the length and breadth of the Pacific Ocean ail bulge upon a complete PEA8E Jt Hlfi WIFE. Hart you Ibeard of the Gold*a Frietf Thaw are tone that can imitate them. Call and prove for yourself. nov 12-St Call and Me those beautiful Sootch Plaids and Arabs, at Mas. Fsank’s. nov7-3m My FSal! and Winter Stock, selected by my self is now oomplete, and I invite all my lady friends and others to rail and inspect my goods. They will find the latest styles unusually low pricoa. Mas. Frank, Decatur street, Opposite City Park. nov7-3m We arc a«U tane*U*na»t£/J th* otto* of Mayor/at thee the decision of the vote* ■ oetSttfe [ regasste* to *a- j wm We ere eelb-lM to MMteew I wuiua Muea.ee ouMMtet ter Main- gteg. proechlng aleottoa, »«« HilognWe >• ernKueo JOMTH WOOSIF. bq.ulo.odM.1.lot **"«*•,mam* ■ ■■agtit Fuua.—A large assortment of Lady’s and Misses Fats at prices to suit every one. at nov7-3m Mur. Fotuaa’, -+•*- PEASE k HIS WIFE. Do you like a good cup of coffee or milk tonet for breakfhst? Give us one trial. nov!2-3t Democratic triumph in this stupendously iui portent municipal campaleu. We doubt if we should have any Fourth of July next year, were the Demooratio ticket to be beaten. So friend to . , 4 . , .. fort Wifw4 looking beheaded corpse of a (icket. enmpeleu. y Fourth of i tio ticket to b we advise our young and cherished •’■pitch iu” with the whole, abd not ghastly looking beheaded corpse of it Fink Coat.—At Mr. A. EoHenfeld's Clothing Store op yesterday we eaw a superb garment which will be on exhibition at the Mneon Ibii*: It is a combination of ro overeoat ends tal ma—the front presenting the appearance of an overcoat and the back a talma. The entire garment consists of but two pieces, and is of superior womansbip. The stitch in the lining represents a flower-pot and flowers Memoranda Casks, with name, $1 00. kinds Baling and Binding. . Wm. U. Hanleitjci, oof 28-tf Granite Block, Broad Street. All • aiteralaalsasvalMt teibtysfAtlaa- ta/'—Tribwte of napes* to U»* asamiwy of Daniel Bogan.-Extract from Minutes at meeting b«M on tbe ML instant—Tka B lbaralan Beoevolent Socie ty of Atlanta, has a sad datf to warfocm-ttete of iw oordlng the death of one of its bast and non popster mmbera, Daniel Bogan. Hi* untimely end has cast •hade over the feeling* of tka eomanuilty. and moat especially of hi* countrymen and acquaintance*, to a*, wko bar* ao often wlt»e»ed Us aealla the c*o*e of charity, tbl* blow is tralf appalling. It is therefore but ju*t that we should mingle our sorrow with that of hi* atrleheu brother# and sisters, nod bear te*thno- ay to tho noble traits that oharacterUed him, and offer to th* Ur aft our heerUeU oondpf*nc%>* It therefor* Bo*ol»ed, That this pubUo tribute of respect to the memory of on« who, we trust, reate la peace, be pub lished In the city papers, and farther ItosoWad, That a copy thereof, be sent by the Secre tary to hts bereaved relatlvee, with wannest assurance of our sympathy. William Dowuku, nov 14-lt ^ Secretary. Utorgla State Lottery, far tho Beadt of the Orphans* Home and free School. Combination Class, Ho. 644. Th* following were the drawn nun bars November IS, 1806 : -23—86—65—W—78—10—47 —48—36—28—4—36 r 14-dlt HOWABD A 00., Managers JBK JZX. STi-M Fisa Sewing Maomink.—A No. 1 Sowing Machine, bran new, for sale cheap at the Auc tion Boom of J. H. Babeett «fc Co. oct22-tf Ltnhaybm Haw. writ nan wdetn'iitrd tUvt Thump.-ion'ir ltwitrtnrdnt are royal. They havo nn eqaal in the city. You may smile and you may chat, But the girls will think you flat Unless you buy of I. L. Faulk A “Dou Carlos” or “OffeubAcb” hat. Magazines, Music, Law Books, Blank Books, me., bound or re bound by Hentni- *• novl4-tf. Fuanitubk.—Attention is called to the ad vertisement of Mr. Charles Bohuefeld, who has removed his entire stock to the large eud specious store, No. 68, Whitehall street. His stock is complete, and we bespeak for him liberal patronage. Call and Bee his stock. U-On r takes Fester n I atari y Oerters. alers, r how to ht long i on all dea the >& West i regular- friends wining iJ. W.; w, Sec- J. D.; , 8tew- ge has ifipensa- o busi- with a P flourish I the priu* »it did the fol- fof yefUr- Itneoting of etato Agri- ^appointed regular quest the IttatiouH to ou ll>e {*1. L. Falk k Co. have a splendid assort ment of bats of iheleteet styles, and can offer superior inducements to parchnst-rs. Call and fee them. nov]4-ti When Freedom from her monutain bight Unfurled her standard to the air, ” She sent her sons to I. L. Faulk’s To buy their Sunday clothing there. Cklebt. —Thompson is fully prepared to supply families with celery in any desired quantity. Hu keeps oonstauUy a fresh supply hand. A Hat.-No man. is well dressed without & genteel bat. In order to get a really genteel hat, be very careful where yon buy it. Those bought of J. C. Holbrook fill the bill com pletely. They are “nobby,” if need bo, bat always genteel. It ia fast becoming the opin ion that a hut to be entirely suited to a gen tleman must be bought of Holbrook. We are of the same opinion. Booms State Central Commutes Ujuom Bkpubucan Pabti ok Ga.. Atlanta, November 5, 1869. A meeting of the State Central Committee of the Union Repubtioan Party of Georgia will be held at Atlanta on Wednesday. Novem ber 24, 1869. As mattery of great importance will come before the meeting, the attendance of ovory member is urgently solicited. By order of Foster Blodgett, Chairman State Central Committee. J. li W, Johnston, Seo’y, pro iem. nov6td Elgin Watches, Eloim, III.—I have boen selling this make of watch for the last four teen months. Bo far they have given elegant satisfaction as a Railroad Watch. I will toll them from this date at the follow ing pfioaa, with the same guarantee that any one else will give: 1st. Name B. W. Raymond, full jew eled, Expansion Balance $50 00 2d, Name Culver, full jeweled, Steel Balance 30 00 3d. Name H. Z. Culver, full jeweled, Expansion Balance 35 00 4th. Name J. T. Byerson, seven jewels Steol Balance 15 00 •th. Name G. M. Wheeler, elevon jew els, Expansion Balance 22 50 Cth. Name Mat Laflen, seveu jewels, Expansion Balance 20 00 Kt Gold Hunting Coses, elegantly engraved, from $60 to 100 00 Kt, Gold Hnntiug Cases, elegantly engraved, from $50 to 85 00 Kt Gold Hunting Cases, elegantly engraved, from $45 to 70 00 Kt. Gold Huuting Coses, elegantly ungraved, from $38 to 50 00 Stirling Silver Hunting Cases, from $9 to 15 00 ^.These are tho manufacturer'a prices. I will sail any of the above named Watches at these prices. O*oaoa Sharps, Jt. nov7-d30 Live.Jewolry Store. Atfauta. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.—Accord ing to my promlss, I hereby notify all in want of Tal mas, that I received to-day a Urge case of them. They are made up nicer than any 1 have had this season. Also, a splendid lot of Childrens* and Boys* Overcoats ae of the flueet assortments of Childrens' and Boys’ Clothing, to be found In Atlanta. Call soon, you will not be disappointed again. GATE CITY CLOTHING STOKE. A. Rosinfeld, 41 WhfttAhiU Street, lUunfutorr 13 ,ol li Whit. nov 13-2t New Tork. BE UKAUT1VUL.—1/ yon desire btanly yon should nne Hagan's Magnolia Bala. It gives a soft, refined, satin-llke texture to the kexion, removes roughness, redness, blotches, barn, tan, Ao., and adds a Huge of pearly bloom to the plalnost features. It brings the bloom of youth to the fading cheek and changes the rustle eoontr y girl into fsahionablo city hell*. In the use of th* Magnolia Balm ilea the Iran secret of beauty. No lady need complain at her aouqtiaztan who will in vet 173 cents in thll delightful article. IAX IIRANJH Ot CLARK, Attorney.—OV- 6oe ou Broad street, over Echols' Seed 8tore- Practice anywhere in the State, United States Supreme Court, and Superior Courts. }y M-dly MASONIC.—Atlanta Lodge, No. SO, Meet* every Seoond and Foarfh Thursday night in each month. Fulton Lodge, No. 21C, moots ovory First and Third Thursday night in each month. Mt. Zion Royal Arab Chapter, N<>. 18, meets every Second Monday in each month. W. II. TOLLED, H. P. A. Roskkfslb, Secretary. ±Mwr « j**e> i jtaL’^fiter Mon xr mx A-Np Cracker WHOLESALE, 8 CENTS PM POUND. 0 Y S s'tft mi* K*«-0 S T TH M*A • V . Still on the track with reneweu sp; , before arrived. * * REDWINE A FO Q1IX qwfel UMuUoa to IMr H«aVY mpplrol WHIT* U1M1 Ul (IUm. Oar tew* at FRENCH and AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS Is Unequaled in the South. OUB Bsraoui. IMPOBTATIOB ot tooiil BruliN, Oomb., Hter Bnubw, TUUteOnKU. taltaMH 4,.. rpM, u, .,.r off.nd iu Oil, murfcte. COHNKH (>F ALABAMA AND WHITRHAL.L. 8TKEETS, ATLANTA. QEOHGIA, ATLANTA 4 4^CAR J wiXUtlWdTORY WHO Xj aad ask an examination of o T. A. CHASTAIN. We are offering inducement* to dealers, la our D« AZill DBPAHTMHNT, r stock before purchasing elsewhere. REDWINE & FOX, Conn cl WhllteuB ana Altewm teratete » iteoteiU. w. k. rox T<0 CIH A9TAIN & FOX, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FURNITUR'E DEALERS, (NO. 4, GRANITE BLOCK; BROAD STREET,;ATLANTA f GEORGIA. i Agent, L. B. On vis. Rant Rslnte Agent and Aar. Uoneer. novlS-ly IDE SUBSCRIBER most resi>ccifuliy inform* the dttasns at Atlanta, and lureoanding oonntry, that he will, FOR THE NEXT 84XTY GAYS, Sell oat his entire stook at a reduced price, by the WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, 200,000 Segtro, pritn *22 001# St» 00 f«r Tlteiiauwl, Tobacco Pancake Rolls, Bright Nary, Stoncnall Twist, W, Hrowii’x Brlglit Pound, 150 dozen Pl|ww, Trom per hundred to *4 a piece. [0*11 booh, or you .ill lo»o a bargain. AtfcaBli order,promptly attendol to by JOHN FICKCN. •IHUUiii Wo. It P.actotr.. Street, oppoelto W.ti.m.l Hotel. PLEASE READ THE NAMES ATTACHED TO THIS TESTIMONIAL. Sideboards, 1-4 Marble and Full Marble, Book-Oases,(Wardrobes, Hat Racks, Wasbstanda, Etc,, Plain and Marble Top. RT»efl»rg*,l|Loi ol Chmlre that w*a erer In tke eity U one Uue. all ol which no oSettel WliolesaleJFactory Prices in Louisville, Kentucky, Etc. Now is your time to buy cheap and good bargain*. Wo are determined to sell goods lower then oan be bought here. Dealer* will do wall to examine our stock before going North, a* they will ears coat of transpor tation. Ladies especially are invited to cell and examine this stock. Don't fniget the place. : OHANITB BX.OOK, DIIOAD BTXtXDT. M. O. MARKHAM. Subscribe for Hanleiter’n Atlanta Directory noio. and have yonr namc in bold typ*. novl4 It John Kkxly.—Tke advertisement of John Koely appear* iu this iaaae of the paper. He oficapitu Gauaon'sold stLod, and hu on band a first-rate stock of evexythiog in tka dry flood# fine. Ha bought hia good# to sell, and he will sell them low. He is a live mAU and a good merchant. Clam Chowdm served at the National Hotel Restaurant at 11 o’clock to-day. EVERYBODY BEAD. There will be exhibited in Taj window, on Monday, tke largest stock of watches ever seen in this place. These watches are to be sold in the next thirty days, at prices to suit the purchaser. Come one, come all, buy a walch at your own price. They are sent to me to fifeft, regardless of value. Gaono* Sharp, Jb., novl4-6t Live Jeweler, Atlanta, Ga. ** Mary had a little lamb, Lb floece was white as snow,” Arid every one who wants good clothen, To I. L. Faulk must go. All kinds of rating done by Wm. B. Han* loiter. Keeps flue lot of pap r, novl4-!f. I In ihe i t“ the . Com itiMlh. »; 8eo’y. Nation ror I tor the pur- f Mayor nod ut n prrH' a uicwUug. I pretonti ri : port In previous Ifayor and omnu'udcd taOMnlidnie Ui»g ririhff «teeli to pledge u, and to .. j bntil tb*> i declined cn ice then Uy •amflng, 4ml r of Mr. J. D. •otktugttte, ? (*i,lr «od*. iwal,«I 5»t_, 3 adjourned. Ladirh, ri'f)uui went a Hat or Uonuctof the l*teet style and at the lowest price, go to Knox’* .Vhlliii.tr> nud Variety htore. No. 17, Whin hall Struct. Alao a good assortment ol kthlKitiH, F«MllicrH, Frames, Velvets, Fancy Good*. l>r« *<s Ttimmings, and flair Goods «»t all bind*, including s|dHinlid I.iiitation Take a look in tuul one for youc- »'' ^ uovl4-3t wBctiet NoriCE. The meiubert of the Georgia Masonic Mu tual L*fe Insuriuco Co npnuv jire requested to meet at the Masonic Hall m 7 o'clock, P. M , Mnnduy, 15th iust. U. M A USA AI.L, Afloat. Boeinnw Eiranmon.-Mr. A. lluwntel.1, '■l.Hhiog Tiierolinnt on WhiuUell .(ml, on the ik'OooiI day i.r ihi, month rrom bin bone,, hi New V*U ,tet W ’talniM ,u„l ,bil- Aren « »ml All U,o RO o,l» bad te. land, np before tbn order reaohvl \ork. y.l (bey T.aobe.1 bero ye«Urd»y morn- ing only ten days «fior the order wta sent which Irenttewtiart We regard as one of the ii.onI JxiH-dfliou* <m record. The goods f** recciv^l an liar finest aud nicest Rosenfeld h o: h oi this mnmou, and, together with the stock No jilreaAy b*4 pu V«4 aiakes on «' r tH-st sid imvm tp *1 c^y; In th.eray of ready made clothing for children and boy*, it perhaps bos no equal la Atlanta.' oefl4-tf "Udine, ih beatify tUtaaelvaa, moat aaa no chalk, • *' And wieti W* bfiy tbrjr clothe# of I. Ia FoMte” Orfic* of National Watch Co. ,) 159 A 161, Lakb Stbkbt, ► Chicago, Oct. 12, 1869. ) Messrs. Lawshe A Haynes, Atlanta, Ga.: Your letter ol October 6tb, to Mr. P. S. Bartlett, General Traveling Agent of this Com pany, whoreiu you montion that certain state ments have been made in yoar city, detrimen tal to the oliaraoter of the Elgin Watohes, for Finish and Durability, has besn referred to me, and I desire to note briefly in reply as follows: First, as regards the finish of oar movements. Upon this point your own opinion, with the published testimonials of the most practical and experienced watch-makers in the country, and the medala and diplomas that have been awarded to them for “perfect construction and fine finish ” at eight different State Fairs, within the past two year#, should be ooncle- sivo to yonr customers. Second, os regards Durability. The only possible criticism upon this point is “that tho watches havo been but short time in market, and although without doubt they oonld not have gained the reputa tion they have, without being more than ordi* narily correct time keepers, and of handsome appearance, it cannot be hnom whether they will last.” In reply (o this, I have to aay: First—That tbs watch'** sold by ns two and a half years ago arc iu as good oouditiou to-day, where they have had proper usage, ns upon th# day their purchane Second—That the use of machinery In the construction of oar move ments, and that of a superior kind, enables to Urn* n harder metal for pinions a«d heel# tliuu chii bo found iu other watches t constructed iu'a similar manner, aid se- vs less friction iH the watch train by the •utcr ciActue«ift and uniformity of machine ■r hand labor, aud we know, and every clmnio kuow*. that watchos made upon our American principle aro superior to, aud will outlast twice over all other#. third- -To settle this poiut definitely, yot tlinrixed to say to yonr customers that watch twuriug our trade-mark shall, ith proper usage, within ten years from to of |Htrchase, wear on', so as to becoma Iuhm to the owucr, wo will give a new movement of tho same grade therefor. llopiug this will meet all objections and emd>k> yon to add (b* tho large sales you have already made of Elgin Watches, I am yoara truly, T. M. Avoir, Freni National Watch Oik oct24 -codflw CITY BREW ERY. FECHTER & MERCER, W Proprietors. PREMIUM LAGER BEER. SEND IN YOUR ORDERS, FOREST QUEEN. ATLANTA. GA_ September.laLUSOG. h’. tho nudoreigoed, art NalionaiStovs Works,” iiueud thorn to all who detlrs to f urchssa a fir* c GEN. A. H. OOLQUITT, Vies Preaident Sonthorn Llfs Insursucs Company, MAJ. J.B. MOROZ- * L W. T. PllltLIN,! CAPT. J. MORRISON, McNaaght, Ormond It Oo. JUna iusarancs Company. JMFWteUfteta hlllrot WCrew. J. / 'o/BRUCKNElT V AUantafas 8ht ’ ° F MRS. E. 8. OVERBY, Attanta, Ga. COL. R. T. MADDOX, Tobacco Merchant, Atlanta, Gx. J. M. BORN. JR., Coal Merchant, Atlanta, Ga. JOHN H. FLYNN, State B. U. Shop, Atlanta Go. N ELSON I. DOOLITTUt, Oonfiocfor Btats R. R. JOHN A. DOANE, Atlanta. Go. R. J. DAWSON, Atlanta, Go. REV. JOL1US T. CCRTI8S, AUanta. da.1 J. H. GOLDSMITH, Atlanta IntsliigMlosr. tho sol j AireutaM.1 Atta^igforfl" Tho;cM*tfnnMJ4tovft Works,** and keep consontly o» kind a oom- i Atlanta ovsr 08 years of ago. It removes scab#, scurfs, and dandruff from the alp. It remove* an itching aad heat of tho seain. It kesps the scalp «*.tte»n and healthy. It Immediately atop* the hair from failing out. U foresa hair, whisker* and ejrs brow* to grow luxu riantly* Prepared only ter DR. R. S. POMEROY, No. 17 Alabama Street, TJx» StAirw, ■ ATIoAOTA, aA. T-tUdccM ExeenUr’s 8h1o- B Y virtue of on order from the Court of Ordinary of Haralson county, will be sold on the first Tnesdsy Member next, at the Oottrt House door In said ity, between the legal sale hour*, the tract of land Jd comity whereon Renben Raid resided at th* Ume of his death, containing three hnndred and three acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Matthew Raid, Johu Adams, and otbara, the same bring in told conn, ty, all In corn repair. Terms made known on the day of aale. October 4th. 18M. B. F. WATSON, oct l2-40dpr*fe*»1 50 Executor. Application for Dismission. G eorgia, haralson county.—where»*. wm. F. Waldrop, administrator of Ih* e-tatoof James M. Waldrop, repreaeata to the Court in hit petition, duly filed and eatered.on record, that h« boa fully ad ministered Waldrop's petal#. This Is therefo’s, to flit* all persons coucrruu.l, kin dred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why saiJ administrator should not bs dlsrhann <1 from bis adruinistretlou. and receive Inticrs of dtsmlMion the first Monday in Janaary, i97Q. Tb's 4th day at GREAT BARGAINS plete HHK>rtm«ut efjthdr; COOKING AND HEATING STOWES, {WHICH WE SELL, WHOLE8ALF.,AND RETAIL, VI FACTOHY PUICEHV And also a full stock of^tlonse Varnishing Qoods. HUKSTIS ft HOPE, , Markham's Empire Block Whitehall Street, AUanta, Ga. npte-a BOOT4S A.KTID SHOES 'SOLE LEATHER, CALF SKINS, SHOE FINDINC8, AC., EMPIRE BLOCK, WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA OEOROIA- COUNTRY MERCHANTS WilUfind it to their advantage to examine my stock, as it is ■ niiSI OTSB W IITtH ORBA1T OARS. |Aad purckaied exdiulrel/ for CASH, From the Best Manufacturer®. DAVID HUKSTIH. A. ERGENZINGER, UPHOLSTERER, . And DmIw (n B'urnitur* and MAITOPACTUBER OF BEDDING *uter«kMt (tew doon from WtilUh.ll, ATLANTA..! DKOKOIA. ■frIH* VARIETIES TREATER, (L*6.tor ,mt evur Tmohtro,.) OPICN KVEBY NIGHT. nAS aa, ** lott BO OOte, Ladies’ Gents’ and Childrens’ FINE GOODS a Specialty. "W*-*" M. O. MARKHAM. I- fL- FALK & CO. CLOTHING.! CLOTHING!!

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Atlanta daily new era. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1869-1871, November 14, 1869, Image 3