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Monday.
(Mouths* raartwd U* of * oU< *
ltd Friday.
1V^fcOM^UOo«ta»« *fllpr«UWj
*1 Fort G*l»«*.
Th*fm*nl afOot. *««tm Wilbur took ptae*
•l h«uuh tart »ri<to».
jsiss?s«£si: ssr
j?«isa'r^ssisr
(Mamba* had » nuMwl fourth* ItoHrt-
srday tad poltad *» toC Mujor M*El-
bimy wm w etootfri
Tta Colombo* 8t»n *aye that Undo inlbttl
!Tl** wT*». «. ,re ptt. tern*
brought atarij *6 pw »«•■
Tht Oltiata ttjt: Th* work on tin r»Ura*d
betwcun IMtoa tad Boat* to puugMrttag
flatly, tad OTtr 8000 utn art at work laying
Oat iron tad praporing forth Bupt Barnty
w ants t* gut to Dutton by fin* of Junto*.
From lb* n*»b*r of btary
which daily paat ortt the Btat*
Dalton Cl tuts, the boatntat moat
than toy ytar alnc* the war. The puuragur
traina art, alto, nasally crowded.
"Weather
toaMmf^MtoTSu
m to the Pnaideat ef the United
darted t* m*. with lurtrucUouz to iu
rte tad report upon the matter* therein Qua
rtan*. Th* following la a copy of that let
ter, and of the indtrtemoat ptooed upon it by
il OoartBaadlag th* army
ssissf
eaawod.
Oeaeral
eni table brand* of th* auto gander
feminine* Iwtaatiag in good d.m
brand, high; apeontortoo to Marti
oarer pmotteed by dmartoua trader*
Th. HawkinartUe Dirpateh mu: Th* part
few cool day. bar* mor«d quite dtoruetavu
to the meat hoga in thi* nointty. Many ha**
said th* p*tally for which they wet* rataed,
and pork m coming in Irmly, and tall* from
waoona at XU to IS oeuta.
lallUt*
Th* H.wkinerflle Dtaprtoh ray*: W» me
pained to annoone* that the child of Mr.
Buchan, whom we mantionad aa baring b*an
dangeroonly tick, bat teoomring, to oar to*ae
•f weak before laat, baa nine* died—making
the fifth child Mr. B. haa loot. No new oaae*
are reported.
The D*w*on Journal any*: Wr.
Cobb, of thle eoanty, waa In our city on Tuea-
Goxamruling the array.
Nawcu, Mm*.. May 14,
Dana Sat Onq nothin* be done to i
te oatrage* In Onwginf Then* prill
Lttrden ahoold canoe. Nothing animated
people mom U the nantaea than th* Man
th* Babal outrage* would he atoppad. Thar
aokad moch by your alautiou; atoll
on, and many of oor beat Mattda aay
do nothin* to atop them, and that wa
iwthar any nothing about them. Item that
a idem nomathteg to dona many of car moat
drroUd-fnaada will grow diamtiagad. dan-
net n proclamation in regard to Georgia be to-
enedT Oeaawt theee erimlneto he oenght by
the array and pneiahad f X am tore aomrthing
abonld ha attempted. Martial tow la thin day
neaded In that the want of *11 the Start* for
tha aeonrity of tha friend, of the eonntry.—
Your* trnly, Hnuix Wunon.
Haawsoamnn* or not Akaix. )
Wazmmoiun, June 7, IMS. (
Boapectfotly referred to Gommandlng Gen
eral, Department of the Bouth, for thorough
inrcatigalion end report.
W. T. Banuaan, General.
I hart delayed making th* report that call'
ed tor until the preaeut lima, in order that I
might become aoqctinted with the condition ef
aBhirain Georgia tutor* aapraatong an* opt»-
km. Now I hare reluctantly com* to tha con-
olnaiou that tha aituatlon hare damamla tha
interpoaltion of tha national Gorernmeut, in
order that life and property may be protected,
freedom of apnechasd political action secured,
and the right* and liherttoa of the freadsan
intoinad. Thto opinion to ban.
iplainta made to me, the report* of
detailed to lnreetlgate alleged onlragaa, and
upon tha atotamanto of many paraona of re-
apccubility and high poeitiow from dldtrent
parta of the Otate, in who** repreeentaUone I
mnst repot* confldenoe, tom* of gbom hare
giren me information only under a pledge of
eecrecy, th* atote of effoira in thair Mottos*
being inch that they feared extreme pertonal
rtotonea ahoold It beoome known that they
had bean in communication with me.
thi ic-amui XLAM.
omtenr aatirely in tha riawa of
try. After the recognition tor no
H* time of the A tat* Oorertuneat of Geor-
gtoV the Prodded and hlghaet military aa-
horitiaa, for that* odtoare to ratraa* thair
lopa and declare their own not* illegal and
void, would not only team iaoopatotoht. bat
' 1 nrodace muoh harm.
I Googreea howerer, decide to return
th* Hint* to th* condition c
mmT
the ReeoualrucUon
that it had not been fnliy
eat* would be wary different. I
upeotfully recommend that the matter be left
tor notion of Ooegreae.
BY TELEGRAPH
■The Oommer-
orer (,0«TII l tUED 1
«°® n>
r thearreet«
. Ala..
fm. %
rSAfeto
bale allowing newroaa equal prtrUigm In B*U-
rondoare, ateemboata, do. An amaudmant
uffared to prorida equal eepant* naaom-
totione. Royal waa tha only uolored Sen
ator who fare rad tha amendment, and aald
th* McrlbU negroaa did not aek for tocial
tqnallty, And denounced the bill a* a placa of
■gofiwjr. Th* bill waa pwtponod. .
k* Mobil* ear bill waa put off. Tbe
ndmeut to proyitto Mparata aooounood*-
Uon waa eoted down.
■In the Hone* th* Judiciary Committee we*
inatracted to report a bill to ebollth all lotte-
rtoa. During the debate on thto bill, bribery
waa muoh talked of.
The Legislator* haa been in aeaalen thirty
dart, at an expense of oxer forty thouaaud
dollar*, and only eight bill* bare been tent to
the Governor for approval. ■
Boaron, December 13.— Sburtliff to re-elect
ed by a heavy plurality.
day
laat. attending the Superior Court now m
Ion, apparently in uoSd health. In tha
evening be at* aome aardinea, and toon there
after complained of pain* in hi* atomaeb. Ho
fall on the eiitowalk and waa onrriad to th*
botaL where he had medieal attention, but to
no effect. Be died in lane than one hoar from
the time of hit etUok.
The Text* fever, etya th* HawkinaviUa Dis
patch, has pervaded oor section for th* paat
few weeks, and appear, to fa* spreading., Wa
believe it ia contagious. Seven! have already
left for Teiae, and other* are preparing to go.
Amongst tbe number ia our old fallow-towns
man, Oapt Norman McDuffie, who leave* in a
fow days. Be goea for tha purpose of curing
eaneere, and expects to return in about a year.
May good look attend them *1L
The Cuthbcrt Appeal, noticing th* tola
meeting of the bouth Georgia M. 1 Confer
ence i„ its town, aayt: "It to a remarkable
foot that for several years past, not s solitary
death has oocnrred among the members of tbe
Conference. When it ia ooruddered that these
men of God are exposed to constant hardship*
and privation* by "flood and field," this ex
emption from mortality ia th* more wonder
ful Good men would rightly cell it th* good-
nee* end providence of God.
Tbe Bawkinevilie Dispatch says: Wa learn
bom Mr. W. R. Collins, who left Lumbar
City laat Thursday morning, that a Mr. Book
er” oi that place, lost two children laat weak,
from eerebro spinal meningitis, oue on Tuts-
day and another on Wednesday. Another
child wee taken shortly before be left. Be
-I—, states that ten or fifteen deaths from the
seme disease bare oocnrred within th* last
three or four week* among the negroes at
work on tha railroad, opposite Lumber City;
three of them baring died within twenty-tour
hour* It ia also reported that the disease haa
shown itself in Mr. Bnchan’a neighborhood,
but of this we have nothing definite.
The Angusta Chronicle & Sentinel of the
101b reports the departnre from that city, on
the previous day, of an*
to be on the way to Cuba,
ed of three boat loads of n .
including several well-known citizens of Au
gnats.—They bed a large quantity of ammnni
tion and regular camp equipage. The boat*
took their departure early in tha morning, go
ing down the Savannah river, and it waa sup
posed that a steamer would receive th* party
at somepoint below August*. An ex-Oonfed-
eratc officer, who served with distinction in
the army of the West, wee one of the party.
Tbe Chronicle calls upon tht Federal author
ities to a treat th* misguided men, if not too
late, at Savannah.
IKThs Chronicle & Sentinel of Saturdavr says ;
We leant that during tha three first days oi
this week fine gin houses end a mill ware
burned in Burke county, In four instanoea tha
wnty
balea of ooltoa were consumed with the build
ing. On Tuesday the gin house belonging to
Mr. Edward Gresham waa destroyed by an ac
cidental fir*. On Wednesday tbe gin bouse
belonging to Mr*. Robert Lawson was burned.
Firvjaccidsntal. On tbs same day the gin
house end mill belonging to Mr. John MeCnl-
lcngh were burned by inoendteriee. On tbe
■am* day tha gin boon* belonging to Mr. Wil
liam Lawton waa alao destroyed by an incen
diary fire.
Tbe Macon Telegraph and Meaton;
porta that the Xstboratory building and ltd
acre* of ground on whieh it to eitnaud, the
•it* of th* lata Stale Fair, was aald by United
States Marshal W. H. Smyth, on Tuesday, to
Mr. HantUal P. Baiter, of Bouton county, for
(34,000 cash—it being nndaratood that tha
purohaaa was for D. G. Hughs*, of Twiggs
eoanty; J. T. Brown, of Hotutton; A. E. Vick
ers, at Twiggs; J. C. McBaroey, of Bibb; O.
A. Lcchrsne, of Atlanta, and himself
ly no government; the worst
committed, end no attempt to made to
iah those who commit them. Murders
been endue frequent, and tha abase in van
ous ways of tha blacks to too oommoo to excite
turtle*. There can be no donbt of the oxis-
of nomerou insurrectionary organiza
tions known a* "‘Ka-Ktax Klens,” who,
•hielded by their disguise, by the secreoy of
tad tty the terror which they
their movements, and tty to# t
inspire, perpetrate on me*
with impunity.
There to greet reason to believe that in tome
local magistrates are in aympatb;
beta of Bum organizations. Ia
places they are overawed by them, and dare
hot attempt to poniah them. To punish such
offenders by civil proceedings would be a dif
ficult teak, even ware magietratea in all caret
disposed, and had the courage to do their duty,
for the asms influences which govern them
equally affect juries and witnesses.
bow tsx conmuic xacirz.
A conversation which I have had with a
wealthy plantar, a gentleman of intelligence
and education, and a political opponent of tbe
National Administration, will illustrate this
difficulty. While deploring tbe lamentable
condition of affaire in tha county in which ba
lives, he frankly admitted to me that were the
moat worthless vagabond in the county to be
charged with crime against the person ol a
flepubli-
Republican or a negro, neither he nor any
other person of property within tha county
would dare to refoae to give bail for the offen
der, nor would they dare to testify againat
him, whatever might be their knowledge of
his guilt. That very meny of the erimaa wbioh
have been committed bare no political bear
ing, I believe;that torn*of them were
ASSOCIATED TEES* DUTATCUES.
SUNDAY'S DISPATCHES.
WxsantoTOB. Deoember 1L—Th* Turkish
Minister haa received a dispatch from the
Grand Vtoar definitely satisfactory to eeettlo-
taaut of the Egyptian qceetion.
Golladay ha* withdrawn from the Kentucky
Senatorial contest, in favor of Major R. 0.
WlntarsmiUl.
A bill for the relief of those whore dtsabiU-
ties are known, to now baton tha President.
It is atotad that SUvanaon cannot take the
oath. The oonteet will be between MoOreery
and Wintenmith.
Nzw Oenxaxa, Deoember 13. —At Galveston,
returns bare boon received from thirteen ad
ditional oouattos. Hamilton's aggregate to
1,970, leaving Davit' majority, as far aa heard
from, 7,107. Flanagan, radical, was leaded
Lieutenant Governor by a Urge majority. Tha
Legislature to largely radical.
A prairie fire to reported in Northwestern
■a. It storied at Rad Rirar, and it ax-
ding noulltaaat, damagingtosow and stock.
Isw Yonx, Decamber 11—At a large meet-
of Tenons* o bond holder* flute were de-
rped Which «how Tenure*ee bonds to tbs
cunt of thirty-nine millions, whereof thirty
millions were issued to railroads, ons-half of
there roods ooold pay on demand. Tha rail
rood* actually ooat sixty-nine muttons. A
committee goes to Tennessee to iuduoe the
legislature to plaoe defaulting roads in the
hands of ookunlsstooeri tor tha bauedt of the
bond holder*. Mr. Donaldson, President of
tbe Bank of North America President.
The Spanish gnnbonts are not quit* ready;
eighteen will leave here In a short Mina.—
Minister Roberts Is hen, end the boats will
be informally tranferred to him.
MONDAY’S NOON DISPATCHES.
Wuhokhok, Daaambar 13,-rIn the l_.
involving the oonstitutfonenty of Federal tax
ation of tha eiroolaUan of But* banks, the
Court decides notes to he taxable. On the
point that the tax hi excretive, the Court de-
olana that it has no power to restrain taxing
power as regards rate.
Horrsi—Butler aaked for the publication ol
three bills for tbe admission of Virginia so aa
to expedite the eommiU**’* action to-mor-
w, ■
A vast number of hills are under tbe regu
lar call, including mauy disabilities.
SxwaT*— Carpenter introduced a joint
lotion forbidding tbe departure ot the Span
ish gonboaOe.
Kellogg introduced * bill authorizing tbe
oonslruetion of a nary yard at Naw Orleans.
The Judiciary Committee'• bill regarding
Georgia, follows a suggestion of tha Fraaidnt,
with the addition that the reconstructed Leg
islature shall be provisional till the members
and Senators are seated.
The prospect for tbe admission of Virginia,
Tuwdaj
MRS. JAME8 A. 0ATE8’
BURLESQUE AND 0PEB1TIC TROUPE.
THREE PIECES TO*NICHT.
3Troli.es of Paul;
OB.
An Adventure with the Military,
PAUt (wUhauaiareaseaieri.-Mia JAMMIA (MTH.
Hernandez in the Frenoh Danoing
Muter. ■
Kiss in the H)ark.
CHIRAC rZHS BY TK*CO|CPAMY.
Bowoaly any tr»oMoUona in gold,
ote a alight adraaott from oar last
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
Oman Daxlt New Iu,
Mmktay BTMtac, Deoember II. IMD.
WottUter.--Tha weather on yeatorday and
to-day hat been nfiaeaaUy warm. R reaem-
bled tha mouth of Ootobar more than Decem
ber.
Buslnetn.—Trada of all kinds opened np
brink for Monday.
MttttttUes—Thara ia a large supply of lead
ing artiolea in oar market at this time.
tiold—The financial market continues
stringent* S<
and we quote
quotations.
Bayiac. Sslllai
Gold 1 II 1 M
8am... 1 1* 190
City Chocs* 93 97
City Bonds 80 88
OeornUB.lt Stock 106 108
Brnbange oa Mew York X per cent dUoonat; selling
st par.
Cottea.—Receipt* to-day ware small—
about ff> bales. Market opened brisk at 321,
and doted quiet at 324 to 334
W l-An advanoo in apple*. We quote
to 8 00 per barrel, and Western ns
*a(7 00.
<1 Bub—Baying at (1 00 to 113 per dwt
The prices vary according to tbe mines from
which it ia taken. Villa Bio* to worth (1 18
par dwt., and Lnmpkin oonnty mines vary
from (1 00 to 1 16,par dwt.
Butter—Market doll In Gwahen and Wee-
torn Reserve. Tonneeaee and Virginia quoted
at 36 to 35c per lb. The quality rariaa greatly.
Good country batter sells readily at 33 to 40a.
Bacon —Not much doing in bacon. We
inoto c. aides at 314c; o. r. side* audshonl-
OONCERT AND BALL,
AX THEOITY HALL,
Thursday, 16th of Deoember, 1809
Given by the
ATLANTA TURN VEMEXN.
A TOY Sffileoi proepranun# will lx
A. of sdOrUffiloB. admitting Udy i
tot sals at Phillips k Craw’a MubIo
LECTURE.
CATHOLICITY AHD LIBERALISM
^ UCCTUR1 on Iks abor* subjoot will bo daUvorod
AT THE CITY HALL,
Xaseday oronlng. list inaunl. s» o’oloek, for tl
bonaflt of Um now Catholic Church, by tho fit. Ba
M. O'Oonaor, D. D. B. J., of Balttmora. Tickota 60
oaata tor aala ot PhlDJpa k Grow'*, M. Lynch k ~
John Ryan’a, Pater Lynch*# and othar plaoat, I
tha door ot tho HaU, evoning of the lecture.
km 14-71
ed by political animosity, and that most of the
nomorons outrages upon freodmen result from
hostility to tho raos, induced by their enfran
chisement, I think cannot be controverted.
The same difficulties which beset the prose
cution of criminals are enoountered by ne
groes, who seek redress for civil injuries in
local Courts. Magistrates dare not do thair
duty toward them, and instances are not want
ing where it baa even been beyond tho power
of a Magistrate to protect a negro plaintiff
from violence in his own presence, while en-
I in no degree refer to Judges of the Superior
Court They are gentleman of high obaracter,
and I have every confidence that they will do
their duty fearlessly and impartially. But it
is to be observed that even they cannot con
trol grand and petty juries; they cannot com
pel the former to indiot, nor the latter to ren
der unprejudiced verdicts. The executive of
tbe State would gladly interpose to give to all
citizens the protection which is their right,
but under tbe Constitution and laws, he has
power neither to act directly in bringing offen-
’ ' * ‘o compel subordinate offl-
jiod: i
Befo_ _
thi^rel* lwe* mad*, Mr. d*Greffenriad an-
nouDced that tha beira of tbe McDonald sa
ute held certain claim* span tin property,
end that th* porebarer woald bay If tt the
risk of losing the (mount of tbe claim*. Tha
Marshal, in reply, stated that mid bain, at
lb* tirn* th* property wa* lib«le<l for confis
cation by th* Government, a* wall as all other
peril** who had claims upon it, had bean no
rifled, ia conformity with tow, to rotor tfarir
claim*, and that two and a half years had ex
pired, and no olaims had barn presented, and
that he tboogbt they could really be barred
Ba left it to Uw Judgment of gentlemen to a*;
what tbe ultima now presented were worth,
sad then proceeded to seK the r
cotempotary naderataode that it to the par-
pone of the gentlemen who bought the Labo
ratory to bold annnally a Bute Fair on tha
premise*, and will pul the place in proper
condition for that purpose. It will be a slock
company aflkir, and this being to, each stock
holder will ba interested in making all exbibi-
ttoas a snarore.
Tbe Savannah Republican thus notieaaa
dangerous toy which ha* recently found it*
way to that atty, ehd may have reached haa*
alao. If there are eay such oontrisance* hare
wa copy tha (ollowiag for the purpose of fore
stalling their sale: The latest invention, rent
~ iH$~~
llttl* toy done np it " " "
i of which when
scant, the
periewoe boa provi
dangerous, and we caution all against having
anything to do With thorn. They ora very ex-
' live, and the fere* exerted to moat powar-
der* to jnatice, nor to
Cera to do their dnty.
rrsuc sxnTntEirr ni thx stats.
a 1 do not suppose that tha great ^majority of
th* people of the State of either race approve
of the commission of there Crimea. I betetve
that not only would they gladly see good order
restored, peace and qniet maintained, and
law rindieated, but would lend tbeir aid to
••core these end* were they not controlled by
their fear*. Governed, however, by their ap
prehensions, and having no confidence that
the civil anthoritioe will afford tbam protec
tion, in many oonotiee they suffer there evils
to exist without an effort to abate them, end
meekly submit to the rale of a disorderly and
criminal minority.
While I have been in oommand of the De
partment, I have endeavored to take no action
which coaid not be justified by tbe letter of
the lew, even if Georgia ahoold ba bald to ba
restored to it* original relations to tho Gener
al Government. I have oonflned myself to
giving support to the civil authorities, and
moving detachments of troops into some of
tha disturbed counties, where their presence
would exert a good influence, aud where they
woald be ready toast if properly celled upon.
1 think that soma good has la thto way bwn
accomplished, bat tha great evil has by no
Gom-
s nttro-glywrine torpedo, *
> in tin foil and ia tha explo-
an throw* against a wall er
pavement, th* boy* taka Infinite delight. Ex-
rn| bee proved tbam to be *mlu*nUy
plosive, end th* tore* exerted to mo*t power
ful. lacerating ttw Ae* wt» coming In con-
t with It, and th* very thing to pat oat
i’a aye*. Several aocidanta haws already
erred in oar
step, should be
sale it possible,
we mat * Beetle
one's
oocnrred in ourafty from them, endli MR
I ire taken to prevent their nee end
JgM0*u ooly^retorday tost
3S$ e earsleee hoy la
nplh* firth oa
^“'uSVTSi
II bii drily oe*U petto™ ^WMgria ou&n
the boys against touching them, sad hop* po-
renta generally will ore thair authority to *o-
foree tha Injunction.
Aa Deputmaqt _
mender, I can do no raore, for, wbatovar may
ba tha status of Georgia, end whatever may he
th* powers which aa officer assigned to the
oommand of the Third Dutriot, created by
the Reconstruction rets; woald poerese, it to
only an officer so assigned who ooold exercise
them. They are not veatad in me by my aa-
rigamant to tbe command of tbit Department
Where, therefore, the civil authorities are in
sympathy with or an overawed by those who
commit orime, it to maatferi that 1 am powsr-
I***. In this connection I rewpectfully Mil
the special attention of the Oenaral Command
ing tha Army to tha report* ia regard to tbe
attempts made In Warns Oounty to seen re
the arrest and pantohmeni of persons charged
with eriwie, whieh are thto day forwarded,
wax Tua ooviawtontT aaorn-n nrmnu.
tt appears to at* that tha national konos to
pledrea to ike protection *f th* loyeltoto tad
tha freed roe* of the South. I am well aware
that protection of paraona and property to not
ordinarily on* of to* fonetioaa of the national
Gorethmesrt, bat whan tt Is rsmtmbsred that
hostility to the anpportsn of tbe Oovrinmant
to hut a menlfoslstiou of hostility to tk* Gov-
eramant itarif, tad that tha prevailing prriu-
dno* agriost btaoka reaulta from thair aman-
etpatMa, the set of the Government, It
would SM*o that snob protection cannot ba
dawladtoiem. if It ba within tha power of the
OoveratnMI to (Ire It I know ef no way ia
which auoh promotion can be given in Gror-
gie except bv sn aterciee of th* i»w«ra con-
ntfed on military rtmmaadats by tha recon-
■traction
(The General tort enters into .lorodta-
ouarioB whether tort* power* oon Mill ba sx-
arelsad la OaovgU, and treat* of nil taws boar-
i toe quaatioa with much vigor of
t sad etaorarta of axpreerioo, coming
, matoriua that they may Mill be da-
araaslA, sad storing hit report a* follows:]
jrow 10aismu oodb oanz*. -
In oonelarioa, I dartre to mpraw my can-
* « a Frovirionsl LegWatare, from
blah all lnaUrthla persons shall be excluded,
ad to which all rilgibl* pereons elected to It,
bril
*l, December 13.—Tfc« American
■hip Crescent City, from SurannAh, sailed on
the 30th of OoUber for Lirarpool, was abnn
doced si ma, loaded withootton.
Paris, December 13.—Pnrmtc Madrid sd
▼ic«« wy Prim oonteinplAtea proclaiming the
Dnko of Qsdoa King. And hiunelf lUgent, da
ring tho Duke’s minority. Prim domes con
templating a coup d'etat, bat tailoring ad im
mense majority of tho pooplo favor* Cfono*.
Boms* ihteeoitar 18.—Tho Popo decrees
dissolution of tho Eonmonics] council. In
oass of his death, only cardinals tnsy vote for
his successor.
Nzw Oblzans, December 13.—A Honston
epeoial say* : Botnrns from 87 counties hav*
been received. Hamilton’s majority in 45
counties is 8,970. Davis’ majority in 42 coun
ties is 12,322. Davis is 3,582 ahsAd, 40 ooan-
ties to hear from. Registered white* 16,454;
colored, 9.233. Davis leads the oolored reg
istered vote one-sixth. Tbe Legislature now
stands Conservative.
Senate 13, House 41; Radioals in the Senate
12, in the House 34. The entire radios) State
ticket, exospt Governor, elected. Hamilton's
friends claim his election by two thousand;
Armstrong and Conners, conservatives, is be
lieved to bo elected to Congress.
NOON DISPATCHES.
Wasrimotow, Deoember 13. —The canvass of
Congress shows that action toward
will be withheld until slier tbs meeting
Legislators; when if the negroes are reseated,
the matter will be dropped; otherwise, tbe meas
ure* foreshadowed in Carpenter’s bill and Mor
ton’s amendment will be enforced.
Gov. Bullock urges Immediate action.
^Senator Trumbull, in the committee, oppos
ed the whole movement, he i« alone, however.
The President withdraws the nomination of
Daniel D. Suyder, Assessor of the Fourth
Georgia District; alto, H. L. Jones, Receiver
of Poblic Money at New Orleans.
Jadges Davis and Nelson dissented from
the opinion of the Court, declaring taxation
of the State Bank notes constitutional.
Revenne to-day $700,000.
The Judiciary Committee will report unfa
vorably upon the nomination of Freeman Cir
cuit Judge of the 6th District, unless the
President firs! withdraws him.
The State Department has official informa
tion that twenty-one States have adopted the
Fifteenth Amendment
Hocsr—Among the bills introduced, there
was one to bnild a Federal Court House at
Raleigh.
Also a
loyal citizens tor Quartermaster
■ary stores taken by Federal troops.
resolution endorsing the President's
oetty treaty with Can
ejaote^e.
Balk Meats—Tha market is well supplied
with bulk meats. C. sides *re quoted at 18|,
o. r. sides 18 and shoulders at 14! to 15o.
Bagging—Stock equal to the demand.—
Quoted at 26 to 30o.
RlkRnpe—^Quoted at 7! to 9c..
Corn—Tne supply of oorn is light Demand
good. Prioes unchanged. We quote prime
white $1 35 to 1 40, new $1 30 to 1 36.
Com Mini—Demand dull. There is a good
■apply on band. We qnote it at $1 40 to 1 45
CneeM—Stock fair. Demand good. Quo
ted at 21 to 23io.
Coffta—Demand good. We qnote Java 35
to 37io} Rio 2$ to 25&0, according to quality.
Yarttir-Demand fair at $2 00.
Fndt—Peaches, rough 51 to 6c.
12 to 16o.
l—Boaroe and high. We qsote at 35
Flo*r—The Stock of flour is very fine and
embraces a great variety of grades and prioeo.
Demand small. We quote super $6 00
to 6 60 per bbL Extra $7 00. Family $7 25
to 8 00, and Fancy $8 00 to 8 76.
Hogs—The market for hogs haa fairly open
ed, and the p&oking business commenced.
We quote at 11 gross 13& net
Hay—A fair demand and good supply. It
Is quotod at $35 00 to 38 00 per ton for Tim
othy.
Molastos and Syrnps—Stocks equal to the
demand. Qualities very various. We quote
its figures ranging from 67 to 90c, though some
are held as high as $1 15 per gallon.
Oats—A good demand for oats exists.—
Supply light They are quoted at 80 to 85c.
OlkM—Onions readily bring from $4 DO
to 6 00 per bbl.
Offal-Bran is worth $1 60; ship stuff $1 75
to 2 00. It ie in good demand.
Potatoes—Good Irish potatoes are in de-
Pork*—A good demand exists. We quote
gross at 11c, and net at 13 to 131c.
maud at $3 00 to 3 50.
Rye—Demand fair. Stock moderate. Quo
ted at $1 40 to 1 60.
8ngnr—Brings lrom 13 to 19o according to
quality. We quote refined A18 to 181; do. B
17| to 18; do. O 16$ to 17; yellow 16 to 16*.
Wheat—We find a wide range in wheat.
G. W. ADAIR, Auctioneer.
Manguin Property—Mitchell Street
is
lnttoat. One let 1# 90x342, fronting 01
of Hsjbm, new Mitchell Street, aaethar Is tTx&fl,
fronting South side Mitchell street, mM
150, fronting Booth side Banter frtreet.
1 h»r<» put# at my offlo*. Mesne examine the prop
erty. Terms % ossh—remainder la 9 months, with
interest _ Titles perfect __ G. W. ADAIR,
dec 14-at
Be. 98 Alabama street.
0i W, ADAIR, Auotioneer.
Prjnr, Richardson nnd Pulliam Streets
Lets.
Georgia
ng of tha
views regarding arccipro
ado.
A resolution adjourning from lb* twenty-
ssoond 10 the filth of January.
Mr. Boiler offered a resolution directing
tho Oonnnittco on Ways and Meant to noon
a bill taxing inooiqee from interest on Fad.
oral bond, and Banking currency. Ordered
to report on gold finotnationa.
A petition from 73,000 ottlzsas of N*w
York for lb* recognition of Oitbn belllgvvensy.
Referred to Sorrign Relation*.
A Mil relieving three persons paused and
goat to to* Prsrtdent. Daring the discus
sion It was annonnoed that the Reconstruc
tion Committee waa oonaldaring a bill for
Foreign Am nasty.
Tha Ceniaa bill waa resumed and tha Home
adjourned
Baxatx -Pomaroy, with aatamandatory re
marks, presented a petition for tbe recogni
tion of Cuba.
The Board of Trsd* of Mobil* petition for
money to deepen ihelr harbor.
Tha Georgia bill, In addition to th* points
already telegraphed, tba Governor names a
day for nonvemng tb* Lagisletoa, Tba Fr«a-
idaat, upon the application ol tba Governor,
la aathorlxed to employ tha army and navy
to enforce the act.
Morton offered an amendment making th.
adaption of tba 15th amendment conditional
4* randmlnriOn.
Drake's Mil defining mad regelating ilia jn-
riadiction and possets of to* innram* Cewrt,
was retained and dtaoaaaed to adtoammont.
Butler introduced Faniiworth e bill In tb*
Boom to day, admitting Virginia without
qualification.
SFalna offered a lubaUtnta to tba tame ef
fort, bnt reelttng toot to* State orgwtomjnw-
d«r tba resonatroettoa taw*.
Batlu tiro lntrcdOMd a MU totaling Vks
ginia'a Gonatitution Bi ‘ ""
Asftofl tbs OoosfctatioB of ,,
kXhi earry o«t the provisions of th* ConstHu-
pnme
Prime
We qnote Ik ak $1 45 to 1 70 for prims red to
white. Stock light. Small <’ "
white sells readily ak $1 60.
TobattCtt'-Unaonnd pounds
Common sound pounds 60 to 65c
Medium pounds 70 to 75c
Fine pounds 80 to $1
Extra fine pounds .... $1 25
Liqnon—Markek active. Dealers are sell
ing largely and prices keep up welL
_ _ H ialMlnj tats,
tha Jackacn Block, fronting on tho abora zuunad
in a rery anpertor Doighborhood—»ach
„ .. no building aito and an nnanrpoaoed
*oSNt£ Pulliam street baa a nl.es 9-room plaatorod
oottat*.
1 hare plato at my offles—examine tho property.*.
Titles niMfasstlonable. Oonveyanoes leave my office
at SX o’clock. Terms X cash; remainder In 6 and '*
moutbi, with Interest. G. W. ADAIR,
dec lWt No. 88 Alabama atroet.
G. W. ADAIR, Auctioneer.
Gre*I Sain of Elegant Furniture at Mre.
J. R. Boetwtck’s Peachtree Street. .
0 )1 Wednesday, the 15th inatant, at 10 o’clock, pre
cisely, I will sell for ©forth. *1! of Mrs. J. R. Boat-
wick’a splendid furniture, consisting in port ot tke fol-
lowioff artlrlaa;
f-OotoT# Rosewood Plano Forte,
Drawing Room Salts ha Green,
Rosewood Xtsgsre, Turkish Lounga Ohaira,
Largs French Plate Pier—OlaMea,
One Large Glass with rich csrred Base and Marble.
Oholoe CoUectlo* sf Oil Water-Color Paintings.
Fine Colored sad Line Engravings,
French Vases and Mantel Ornaments,
Rich Walnut Ghamber Salta In Marble,
Frenoh Ssorstarle, lined with Satin-wood,
Oak, Rosewood and Walnut Bedstssds,
Bureaux, Bxtenalon Dining Table, Washstands,
Chairs, Tables, Mdeboords, Refrigerator, Meal Safes,
China, Out Glass, Mlverware, Kitchen Furniture, Ber-
Tsnle’ Furniture, ke, ko.
AU furniture must be removed before 19- o'clock tbe
foUowing day. Q. W. ADAIR.
POSTPONED SALES.
AT AUCTION.
NF.ttYURVBLE MVLF.S,
sto.vnsvm. <m tasrort rt «U
«tkesto* brtwroee lie »to reriti* ef tats rtefo
sac to It that fils Common wealth he nok further tn-
jursd sad 4ata*l ***•«* <* pomma Wko, UJo
wholly without Intwert to. rt regerf —
thoweUsreof toe fitste.
ills th. 4sty of wwy **nrty, town, at mssta
MiporefoenUiority to Hum postal* ycotaotton
U. uti prorevty to «WT emUfonl within tor '
fiwsf As* whwwse. In tuny mm, the loort oflkZtie
ttiltoezzrefMofotol seosne to eocnre
, fortto-tom h*ri“i “
eleteetel intiswst M eteho or tho beet telenet of the
Met* *t bmrt—short* so* to It thet prompt meesure*
meetonostahon aufor th. strU Isw to esrsot eixl
briny to panlshnwnt th* mttnhofe rt tkon orjintas-
Moot rt seowt robhsve end tritons. Onto Uw stsl-
um.itpresto Infovot, tke Centove Is pwvswtad
from tehinz eottvs msssnres for tk* szppreeston of
civil disorders, end It I# tfcorrioro ell tke Mffii
tent to svery *oofl cttbwn sboald fori It kls Indlviaa-
el duty toTweoms e pees* odtisv, end to sM In soonr-
In* to ovory lehebkeet to portsot protootlo. fneren-
tsod by amOosMUnUos end without which we r—
never sojoy ettbrn ctvU or eatsrtri proopority.
Oatrsyvs, saoh e> here horetotoro, rod, sre n
i«sln dUcrerie* our ktsto, cell not ho lolcretod or
onto without lnvotrin, th* wbol* oornmnotty.
The tlm. be* *rrir*d when three onlrsgM mett
or tke good people of tho whole BUto wil! be
held reapoeribte for tholr oonUnnsnco.
To th* rod. to no motive uni bo wenttu* to
rioOo the poopto to Action tn btlnglng to pnntthmonl
tho vtoletomot th* Uw, Ihonfey oto .rowerd of Pie*
Thonsend DolUn rtofc for tho street (with VTlto.ee
to convict), of tko person or person. <mgw*d In th.
of Hon. Joseph Adhtu (whlUI. » lUpebtlomi
■motor from tk. Itth Itoricn
And of tho porsen or parson, .nfsgod iu th. murto
of Hr. SanUnsln Aym (Whlto), • BopubUom. M
wrtv, lrom Ik. counts ol J.Ber»'n
And of th. pareon or perron. eug»«*d ta th. Mt-
,, eee.edU ed upott Uup*MOU OJ WillUm HtolbUh
(whtt*). *f th* eoumty of Oglothorpo when, on or .hoot
the Slot dey of Ootober Uftt, h. ws* tied to e tyo* “*
brutally whipped, th. outre** hevtn* brou committed
by * body of diigulto m«n ibr no other resaon, re '
rilogwl. than to Hrodlmro wre ch*r*«l with bring
tdkaoL
And of tbs person or parsons engagsd In tbe outrage
eommittsd upon tbe parson of Hon. Abraham Oolby
(colorsdX RsprcsontsClva from the county of Grosne,
who, o« or about tha 30th day of October last, was
takstt from hla bad at night and crasUy baatsn, ths
ontrsgs having basn committed by a body of twenty-
flvs or thirty disguised man for tho reasons, as la al-
lsgddp (hat he, the said Colby visited Atlanta and re-
qassted of the military authorities protection for tbe
>s school located In ths town of Greensboro’,
In the county of Greene.
And of the person or persons engaged in tbe depre
dation upon the office of the Assessor of Internal Rev-
for the United States Government in the town of
Washington, county of Wilkes, on or about tho night
of ths 13th Instant, when, as ia alleged, the office woe
broken open and books, papers, ho., scattered and de
stroyed, and notions left warning the Assessor to losvs
tbs Dislriofc.
And of the person or persons engaged in the assault
upon ths house of the Hon* Eli Hornes (colored), Re
publican Representative from the oounty of Hancock,
when, as is alleged, a body of masked men at or about
the hour sf one o'clock on ths night of the 10th Inst.,
surrounded his residence, and by threats of personal
violence forosd him to leave the oonnty.
And of the person or parsons who, st
honref ten o’clock, on ths nlgbt of ths Uth Inst,
fired ten or twelve gunshots Into s comp of colored
laborers on the line of tbs Macon k Brunswick Roll-
rued, In tbe oounty of Telfkdr, whereby
killed and another severely wounded.
And of the person or persons who, on Thursday
nlgbt of court weak, October Term, about midnight,
said to be a body of sixty men In disguise, surrounded
the resklenoe of the Sheriff of the county of Hanoock,
demanded and obtained from him the keys of the jail
and released from the jail one James Oxford (white), a
notorious outlaw awaiting his trial for tho murder of
John Taylor, a respectable citizen of sold county. |
Given under my hand and tbe great seal of ths State
at the Capitol, in the city of Atlanta, this twenty-
ninth day of November, in tho year of
Lord One Thousand Right Hundied and Sixty-Nine,
and of the independence of the Ualtod 8tates of
America, tbe Ninety-Fourth.
RUFUS B. BULLOCK,
Governor.
By the Governor:
David G. Cottino.
Secretary of State. nov 90-dl4tw4w
Floor.
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ri.xoim.Val Saw York. Offers those who ar« snf. 1 *
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TO AOTOFCOHQKE99
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PCNNttYLVAMiA.
aJID
TRADE MARK.
glass spectacles,
Hanoi lor to any other In was—construct*! In acoor*
denoe with the soisnos and philosophy ot nature. In
the peculiar form of
A CONCAVE CONVEX ELLIPSIS,
ftcifol help to the human vision ever Invented. Used
only by
MORRIS BERNHARDT,
Spectaole & Optioal Manufacturer,
IOpVKre.tt.tto,. tt. *.
Nash, Doors, m
Made Upon Short ]
LUMBER 8AWED TO
DHE88ED and FRAMIBa i
decia-c 1
ROLLER SKA!
riHl SEATIKO kill wlB re re
^egtorenoon from 9 to is o'cfc
Teachers will bs lu atteudaoM i
semtdles, to teach gratuitously the
Tg^lJfortk.ritoXrtrt,
rrek**reoflJHoVri*. ...
Single Tickets
Half Tickets
Use of Skates “ tM —.«
iMjl.for rel.riPhlUlp.'i'^'i^i,
M C KAUBHT, ORMOND 11
Ik POBTEB8 OF
HARDWARE AND CUTUlr,
IRON AND STEEL'
DEXLER8 II
duns, Eifles, Axes, Hoes, Ohoini, t
Iireudy,
Ittcrioen.
Fetch.
*7 00 to 13 00
1 60 to 3 00
S 00 to 4 00
Ajgto....... 91 00 to 4 00
Bollend..
Amertoen
Bam, Jsmeice
American
Whisky—Corn—Country.
4 00 to 0 00
1 60 to 3 00
4 00 to 8 00
1 60 to 2 00
1 60 to 2 00
a common iu inir extra
t •lightly in boyet'a to
iler red end Wgatarn $1
nd* firmer; mixed Wes-
Rectified, do 1 16 to 1 40
Rye, do 1 36 to 6 00
Robertaon. do 1 60 to 3f0
Bourbon, do 1 36 to 6 00
Wine-Mederi. ;.. 2 76 to 4 60
Sherry 2 60 to 6 00
Port 2 60 to 6 00
N. E. Bom •• 1 75 to 2 26
Telegraphic Market Reports.
Nmr You, Deoember IS.—Cotton qniet;
velher heavy; soles 17,000 hole* It 364*.—
Floor heevy et 6 to 10c lower; superfine State
65 GO to 6 80; Southern common to foir extra
36 46 to 6 00. Whetti
vor; rather active; winter
30 to 133. Corn t shade .■
tern fit 11 to 1 13. Pork beevy—new $32 to
33 75. Lerd heevy; kettle 194 to 20c. Whla-
ky tl 034 to 1 034. Grocerie* dull. Freight*
qrtA
Money eetive at 7 per eent in currency to
gold. Sterling duU et »4. Gold dull et 1334.
Governments closed heavy; 83’e 14). South
ern* generally steady. Stock* unsettled;
oloring with e downward tendency.
NrtrOHUtew, December 13.—Cotton no.
tiv» end firmer et341o; ulea 6,160; receipt*
9,610. txpotU 3,435. F16uf etey et 34 76
to 6 00. Oorn nailer; white and yellow 31 IS.
Oeta 33 to «4o. Bren 31 10 to 1 12. Bey—
prim* 338. New pork held et 333. Btoon
ecarce et 11)4 In 71c- New euger-oured heme
27a. Lerd lBJe; kee tllo. Sugar firm;
prima 134 to 19|o. Moleereo-prime 05 to
68o. Whisky doll; Weetrm reottfled 31 06 to
110. Coffee doll; prime 164 to 17o; fair 16
to 164o.
Gold 183J. Hterilug 334- New York sight
4a dtaeotmt
Bunkoes, Deoember 14.— Cotton firm;
middling apleud* 26c. Flonr dull; buyers de
mand concession*. Wheat doll et 31 36 to
31 64. Oorn, whit* 80 to Me; yellow 86 to
#lo. OeM firm et 68 to 00c. Rye 31 00. Pto-
vtslona quiet Pork 332 tit 33; rib eldee 18)
to 19o; clear eldee !«( to 194c; clear aide* 18{
to 194e; shoulder* 164 to 15)o; hem* 21c.
Lerd li*. Otrmn —r— - •-> - -
DlPAHTlrtitT OF THI BOOTH]
ATXKjrrtt Oi.. Dmnber IS, 1M0.
I WILL Mil et tmhllo anetten, tm aaterto ink rt
Jermery, lint, eomsMnelnf et 10 c’riock, k. „.,
utke deveramaut Btable. ooroer Fryer red IJr.r
itrret*. th* tollowteg pehlto property:
Sixteen (16) Mulee, More or Leas;
AUO,
({nirtermaator’s Stores, end Stores from
McPherson Burrocks.
Ming m axcaaa ox im nuuMr raquirea at tnu root.—
Tbey may b# aaan on appNoattan to Dm Suparinten-
dpnt of ths utabls, at any time prior to tha aala.
By order Brrrat Oolomal a. IL. Kddy, Chief Quarter
master.
E. tt. GIBBS,
let Lieut. U. 8. A., A* A. Q. M„
dec 14-fit and Disbursing Quartermaster.
AT AUCTION
_ day of January, 1170, commencing at 10 o’clock, a.
m., at tb# Government Htabls, oornsr tryur and Line
strsets. the following public property i
E. S. MaraliaYs Sale.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL’S OFFICE, 1
Atlanta, Ga., Deoember 4th, 1889. j
by virtue of a writ of fieri faalOL _
f the Honorable, the District Court of
. Jr “
in flavor of the _
foUowing case, to-wit
Charles It. Brumby ve. T. H. Wilson k Brt)., Robert
Yerhy, Everett Yerby, and EUzur L. Newton, Secu
rity.
I hare levied upon, m the _
Newton, e certain lot or parool of hind lying and being
within the corporate limits of tho town of Athena,
county of Clarke, end State of Georgia, containing fifty
' * or less, together with all Improve-
“■- the place where the Raid fcixur
menu thereon, being tht
I* Newton now reeldes.
And will soli the tame at publio auction at the Court
House, iu the city of Athens, oonnty of Clarke, and
State of Georgia, on the
Tlrrt Tauday In Jeauary Next,
between the lawful hours ot sole. Terms cosh.
Property pointed out by Plaintiffs AUoroe;
dee l-w8w
orney.
W. H. SMYTH,
U. 8. Marshal.
INCORPORATED 1860.
One Set Double Harness,
One Double Spring Wagon,
Two Horsee.
By order of Brevet Major General Terry:
J. W. NICHOLS.
dec 14-fit Paymaster, TT. 8. A.
AT AtTOTIOM.
THE ADVANTAGES «l there Bproterire •**» *1)
others are:
They osn he worm with perfect mn
for any length of time at one sitting, giving abU
Ing clearness of vision, by candle or any othar artifi
cial light, comfort to tho speotoclc-wearer hitherto un
known.
I. How to select Glasses* It re*«lre«
professional guidance even whon a good article is of
fered. Dr. Bernhardt not only has the best Glasses
that can be found In the market, but carefully exam-
lues the eyes, and givss indltpeneabie odvloe os Id ths
proper selection of them.
a. When the cyei ache or pain throngh
the action of a bright light, such aa ia reflected from
the snow, sunny weather, white paper, and In re
writing or sewing, or vivid colored bodies; these
lenses, by softening the rays, effect a moot agreeable
sensation and give great relief.
4. Til cur Spectacles are scientifically ed-
Juried to every case of defective sight with unerring
accuracy, whether arising from age, strain, over work,
or premature decay, by Morris Bernhardt on a
and exact principle, entirely his own, which has seldom
failed to be correct
ft. After several year* of public practice,
adjusting spectacles to patients under every aspect of
defective vision, os wall oa experience in an extensive,
long-established business In his Optical Stores, both
here and in Europe, M. Bernhardt considers It a
dent guarantee of bis ability to supply such glass
are best calculated for tbe assistance of Imperfect
*igbt.
O. 11. Rcrshanit, to slgaaliue bti
from the host of pretenders in bis profession, with
pride submits for Inspection, oopiea of ttstlmnniak ha
has received from medical gentlemen of the most uu
questionable respectability and talent in America;
also, a number of certificates from well known gentle
men of distinction who have used his spectacle# • the
originals of all which be will be beppy to show to
those who may request it. The use of any of the fol
lowing names or oortifloates hereunto affixed, without
an actual possession of the earns, would bo a forgery,
a capital offtnoe, punishable by State imprisonment.
Testimony of rcrommeadatlona froi
Medical gentlemen, Professors of the highest Opthati
mic talent in Atlanta, Go., and in the Uniom
Atlanta, Ga,, November M, 1S0U.
I have exsmined carefully, and with much interest, i
collection oi glasere for the relief of Impaired vision,
submitted to me by Prof. Bernhardt, on Optician.
In adaptation to the end proposed, es well as in sis
goot workmanship, they are very superior and de
serving the patronage of whomsoever may unfortu
nately require tbeir use.
11. V. M. MILLER, BI. D.
Wstfully concur in the above opinion of Dr. Miller.
JOHN M. JOHN MOM, M. D.
•IAH. F. ALEXANDER, BI. D.
Atlanta, Ga , November Id, 1N9.
It affords me pleasure to state that 1 have carefully
examined Prof Bernhardt’s coll sc tion of glaises for
the eye, and from his explanation of the manner in
‘ ' > fags fuBp
Also agents for Um mU of
Brinlj’s Universal Plough*,
Standard Scales, Dn PmW
and Blasting Ponder, 014
Kife
[#n Nrth, i
T> ESPEOTFULLY call the g j
JX trade, and the public generally, to t)
varied stock, embracing, in a"*" - ‘
complete asaortinent of B
chouios’ Tools, Anvila, Vices, I
”3ottoii aud Wool Garda, „
and Rubber Htitlag, ]
Hollow Ware, Buggy, C
i of all kind*, su* a, .
renoes and Shafts, Um and Loom I
, Eliptio and Htk Sea
_ . . Patent and Enameled L
Cloths, Oil Goi-pat, Ac., Ac., Ac.
All of whioh they offer at the leweet I
and in quinmun to auit purchaam.it their d
09 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga.
WM. WOOD &
UNDEBTAKEB8 1XD UPU0LI
tend to Funerals at any hour, with
class Hoarse furnished or for hire. CerrUg«,«a£
be furn iah ad. All kinds of Dp
Furniture repaired, vorniahad, at
Ofllos In new building on Broad stmtis n
EUa office. AU orders will UproMfdyir-'
July9-dly
Dawson Sheriff Sale
TXT ILL be sold before the Court BmmIm
TV town of Daweonvtila, Daw**
first Tuesday In January, aightem hm*
tv, between the legal hours of isle, the I
erty, to-wit:
Lot of land No. four hundred odd
Court ft fa in favor of John C.
AVsluakle Realdeace for Salt at Aortic*,
by G. XV. Adair, Aaetlen«er.
j:
Oharoh. on Fonyt* .troot, will b. rot* by oxto
j* Oharoh, an BunMey n.xt, Dnnmbre lath, .1
1* o‘cloak, a. >.
Tk. hew. ndWbi .tx nawly-tnUhet room., with
WilUkr. *10*11 sties tt '31 03 to
31 U3
Lomaviu,*.
qalet, Mete pork 331 60; shoulders 16a;
oleer »ldrt 19|o, Lerd
et 98a.
rd 18|c. Whisky qetat
UImcinmatl Deoember 13.—Cork stoedy
nr 76; old He Whjeky 08 fo W«o with light
mid* •“
rtlot
with e prtttel improvement ol 4 i
to 34,
CAPITAL $350,000.
J. F. BOZEMAN, President
D. F. WILLC0X, Seoretary.
CONTINUES to faruieh perfect security
‘BBrAasoKAO^btoti*, re ft. nrrt Bopttrt against loss or daatag« by fire Ol all kinds
•f insurable properly at adequate rales.
Bote Agon!* can bo foil ml et ovary prominent
point
IN THE 80UTHERN8TATE8,
to whom oppUcutioui for ioauranoo may bo
mode.
JOHN C. WHITNER, ACCNT,
bank block,
Wo. e AJkb
which he adapts them to imperfect <
satisfied that he thoroughly cotnpreht
of Optica, and that he is practically ei
in the adoption ot instruments for the relief of all
foratqoflmpegft ‘ '
I am cor.firmed in my own opinion, of tho Profew
»or’a merit by the tegtimony of the moot reliable and
prominent medical men in variousdtlosin the United
I mo# cheerfully commend him to all with whoa
my opinion toy km royr^kt ^ ^
AUftSto, tia., November U, IMG.
We have exesstesd Prof. Bornherdt’s beautiful cod
extensive collection of gteecee for tbe relief of im
paired vtaion, end believe them the beet adapted to tbe
mSfSSro
xlii.rtirt rem.’ UI»: ro d to “"J? J
Kt XT, In th* South tret dlrlno* crimtoj
of retd county ve Mid Findlay.
else, tkethrm rod lmproTHQMk otortjj
totoeoe, Use sot known. In tor—
BepnrtorOonrt fl It la kvot of th.*
W. H. Lyon. Pointed out by D. I. 1
*^CSo°IottKre. 101 rod 8M, In th. tkfj
botkm oF.ttd oonnty, to reuttj •*«*
■n to F
_ a. M. i
oounty, hoown re th* Tood I
trolly u th* MeTerUn pttne t
Xdwnrdl re hla provwty to Mtiifr
Zion Sprlero ve mid Edwude <
porenrelon. Jtovninbor XL 18*. t tgVk.
do* l-tdro<rt**$X B0 por levy M
Application ter 1
MM UU, 4l9|IIUrtUUtrt *U *uu ?.HT
filed awd entered on record, that to mi
tered the Hat! estate. „ ...nd
Thu Ie therefore, to cite all
dred end creditors, to show
why said administrator thouM sotte*
hie administration, and receivs H*** «
on tbe fire! Monday in Jaanai7, 4
4th, 1899. _ * -
oot H—mfimprefeeSi M
ter*aajVih
in front of the
tha proparty.
i P SmSh* 0b<
_ mmst
be applied to peymmt of ^>e
F eeH Garden, Flewer, Fruit, Herb,
Trite, fthrah and Evergnss Needs,
wltls dlrectlc-as for ceifUM, prepaid by
“all. Tbs most compute and Jadlclosse
Mortmeut In Use country. Xgtati
Atlanta, G«s.. November 3d, 1869.
Pi of. M. Bernhardt hae furnished me with e pole
of OoncaveLeao wbioh suite my oeee exactly. ~
imel experiebee 1 coe cordially advise all p
ie oeturol vteidn requires the aupptomeata oi art
to avail thomselvae of tke Prefosoure skiiL r
exhibited to a« raoosnnseedatioeefreaa sofisM __
ctoae and mteletiua with msmy of whom I am per
sonally acquainted. He ie evidently aa Optician who
understands bis bn tines*. r c
W. T. BRAKTUY,.
BlaMer ttd Baptist Uborek
I most cordially ooncur In the numerous testimo
nials I have aeon touching the excellency of Dr. “
hardt as an Optician, and moat freely oommand
who ore in osed ef aid la hla line, to apply to him.—
t do this Iu seme measure from my own stpsrteao
I regard Dr. Bernhardts# oneraompUchedOpto*
rod.B-tfomrod^ l! jJrtjm (8 . ii d
Pester 1st PreettjrierAMn Cksrrh,
Atlanta 4An
AUuta, Ota, Nor.mbro M. U40.
X fully ronoor in tk* optaton of B*r. J. & WUsw, D.
>,tutk**r
ApplIcaUrti for LettarsBf i*
cgSas?«®p K
ssSfeasjsK
“■'‘ShtiSKt
OIOOV, wiuue tbe tiSM
irony they con, why JJj
not be granted to J. W. Holmte pa
t *wimeremy h»l«t»«.l od><’ 1 * 1 1
tt*. IMS. „
do* I-rtdprtfrtM M
ASSIGNEE’S SALEv
tk*
rrel rod j.rro*tt
TwMty dnMrt* rt rttkor tor 31 M; mto ky
mil. diro. .troll fruit., plrott, bulb., ttith.o.w pc.
atoes, ko . prepaid by Mail. 4 Ibt. Berly Roes Potato,
B. M. Witovn, VMI
Wd’JsSsr' 4 ' 1
domaod. Pork quiet 331. Should*!* U(;
rid** 171 to 18io. Lard ITS to 19o.
Droornbar 18 -Cotton **tiv*
to 4*; ■*)•*
4o; roouipt*
CnABLftNTOft,
ith * partial lm; ro
899 balro mtddMtifw «t «4|
337 balrt,
AoaokTi. Dro«rtb*r 13.-Muk«» oproad
firm, with * fair demand, but oloMd «*rt*r
*MdSS WitaEl m ' r ***‘ Pta U14i
KoSto ItSvtoW! 13.—Cotton
mlddUog* 23j; to
HifoPeongiitt l3.-Rro.ipt* 4,173;
MjXHta 10,1M; sal** 1,000; mlddllagu 24|;
omen on*
Liverpool and London and fllobe Fire.
■ Insurance Company,
~.M*te|tt Geld..*. ,.. "... B*g^OO,ttOO*
Assets U Geld, %m New YorH.- ft.300,000.
SSSah
Ornot Uuno or Ti,nroohT.no*. i
Wwrrxro .rn irttut-to lt*n, tu.o, j
Ok.. OronahM fl; X**o.)
•rrortl.'wtuWrmoroSritai
flVTT CAR LOAM OT
__ w. a. vavabv.
Pastor Trinity M. B. Chunk tteatb.
Atlanta. November $4. Ufo
To the Shove teetimontelM chserfoy^add^av mania,
foltel 1st Baptist LMarch,
. Atlanta.
AUsniS, Navenb*r4th, ]8fit.
NoahvIlL, April BTUS, 1867.
Dv* Bernhardt and most Op
tion, that white
bta kaowsmi
than he proteases*
W: M BOWUNd, M, D
Th.t trtortk^
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JBSSgKF*
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Bisswsggse
hw.Ud M tk* -O'lk 1 ' 1
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hrokmi'-*'*
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e In JESS iik hew Vor is .V
t**""****y pa!<L