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?iif Unity gntrtltymm. 4* !•' P I (' f] i TI |K NI III.K!«HHriK HIILDING. rniMlnx. ITIIMHlIKIt DAILY AMI WUIU MV JARED IRWIN WHXTAKKB, l*ro|ti’lt'i or. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. ♦ Saturday Morning, Nov. 8, IM7. s'”) ) / yl——— /y/ />//." and Advertising Rates. ouir.Mf ’,i*i Dally, u Weekly 6 “ KIIHOR CKAHK8 TO BN DANGIHOUB WHEN REASON IS LEFT FREE TO COMBAT IT.’Wr/creon. Pnm (A. Mmi/ihis slriifimcAr, *7(A. Tribal* la Kratachlaa*. \iiitiii)} Hum who Kart' Ihrlr llvm lo tlio Ixwt Cku.hi were many ministers of our holy religion. N>> on* ran ever forget tlio warrior bishop, tlio ^rral ami gooff (Jemral (‘oik. A scholar o| i|i«. highest order, a gentleman in III* loniral sense, a soldier of iiiKiirpaaMal valor, ami a (.'lirlallan ,1 irreproachable rvwllono*, he lull ou the flelff, where the brave lore to ill*. Nothing that our IHKir |a'ii coiiltl writ* can a,I,I to the glory of tin* Christian hero. There were other*, TcmJi VOL. XIII, Mlaoellanaoua AdverUaomeniN. ATLANTA. GA.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1807. NO. 201. TKRMH OP SUBSCRIPTION. ■oath • 1 00 retta 10 00 aaathi 3 00 Waakly. 1 rear a no •Ingle eoplM at the counter 10 ■ingle copies to Newt Boy* and Agents 6 HAT KM OF ADVERTISING. For carh square of ]() line, nr Ic.a, fro the flrnt inter- llrrn $1. and for car:b till,act,uenl inccrtlon 50 renla. 96tli SEMI-ANNUAL EXPOSE; MlM«ollnmM»iiN A.IverliHKimmu. MEADOR A BROTHERS, ere oilier*, Te*a ffia- tinguisheff, w hone nami'e we ileaire lo rescue man oblivion. H. T. Crouch,of Abenleen, Mia sissippi, was chaplain lo a .Mississippi regiment |H>I regiiu Hr was a Kentuckian, with all the chivalry, auil high mettle, an,I noble liearing of n Heim or a Hreckinriffgo. Eloquent in llie pulpit, zealous lor the cause of his Master, lervenl in prayer, hr cvrr won the conlhlcucc ol Hie .Southern aoi- ,l»'is Allhough not rcipiircil by his position as , huolain lo cncounler the ilungcrs of tbo Ankl hr determine,! to share w ith the brave moii who listened lo his sermons all the fortunes o| *or. As zealous lor (ho cause ol thu South as was I’rtcr the Hermit, he ffelermillcff to |ieril his li| ( > on the lilooffy Held of Shiloh. Aroused, list, bv ihr noble and eloquent inlilress of bis biolbur Kentuckian, Alls'll Sydney Johnston, lie was anxious for the fray, and never did I'liriatian knight meet mote gallantly the infidel Saracen than did he meet the hosts of Vankeea on the hanks of the Tennessee. Prclng the men to tight tor their homes and firesides—lor their al tars and sires—lor (!,id slid their native land— this humble and talented Methodist preacher tell with his face to the loo. We never can lorget Kentucky—her great Johnston—her exiled Hreckinridgo—her chivalrous Helm—her chosen Coventor—lighting in the ranks: and her many l-iirate soldiers,ever foremost in the fray, always total lommm maid, &21,5m,973 r>7 JULY 1, 1 8 ii 7. ANNKTHt Tobacco Commission Merchants, AHiinln Act vui'tlM*sins> litre. Capital, Oct. 10,1887, • • $288,437 34 GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, (iiama on it mi itatxs with.) LOUISVILLE, KY. Isium Polieiss tltbsr on lb* Mutual or Stock Plan I At M*iriil Yalue.) Cash on baud and In Bank Real Ratal* Mortgage Bond. Rank stock It. Stales, State and City Stock, and other • air.,two sn 648.MW US tins,mu uu l,**i,«kl UII *‘•■•>11.- Securities... 1,(HI,SUB Sit $4,UU.UW *7 •■*** l.lalillltlee, (-talma not due aud uuari- 1"*'* < * 877,668 4<l Net Assets N4.«T»,«R» Ml ATLANTA. UhORUIA. kncouhagk MUUTliKHN INNTl'i'llTKINH INSURK IN TIIK Southern Life Insurance Co. ‘«t|)aom r CHARI KUKU BY TIIK LKUlHLATUtKH OF TKNNK8SKK AND KKNTTCKY. CANII CAPITAL, - - - - ^<>0,000. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $1,000,000. W" CIBHTV PER OEMT. OF THE PR0FIT8 PAID TO P0LICYH0L0ER8 \..(M U hNPKCTFULl.Y annoum-e to the |iolillr that they keep constantly on hand an extensive assoftiiu-ui >i unite known In the trade, r,in.lsliii|F la part, of RAGLAND'S Mlhll.N, RAGLAND'S VIRGINIA W ll.l. Issue Policies mi Farm and City iToiicrty ; also, on Merchandise, lor any term not ex, ec ling live year., a. low a, the prompt paynu-ut of losses will |s-r KAlll,AMD'S IIONKY-GKW, SKI'lt IIM.SKY'S ItlMKT, MH'OHKI.R A BOWMAN'S •I. II. BON Dll RANT,.... •». It. KHRINGBK, .til ,. •INO. M. WINSLOW, .1. K. NINWANGKIt President ... Vice-President .Sceratsry and Treasurer Special Agent. I'IHE anii inland NAVIGATION RISKS. patient ou the march, and the last to surrender Slip sent no more gallant sou, no more devoted 1'hrisltan, no braver hero, whoso blond waa poured out like water ou the soil which he fult hound lo defend, than was B. T. Crouch. The tall ol Selma is well remembered by Forrest's cavalry. Overpowered bv lour times our num ber, as many ns could I.-[lowed the lead of the indomitable Forrest and escaped from the ruins of a city they were not able to protect.— Two Christian heroes fought side by side They were the Rev. Dr. Baldwin, ol the Methodist Church, and the Rev. .Mr. Small "f the Presbyterian Church. Wheu re-^ qniwd to retreat, they did so with a quiet calmness becoming Christians. They were walking leisurely to their homes, conversing sadly on the fall of their beloved citv, when some 1 nnkee troopers came galloping ’ up to them. In a moment, though they were discov ered, Mr. Small was shot down.' He fell dead. This was civilized wurlarc. In sight ot hi* home, this good umn gave up his pure spirit into the hands ot the Good Being whom he loved ami honored. Ho was a man ol the deepest piety, gentle ami good, wise and virtuous, binve and patriotic. The blow fell heavily upon bis family, and was severely fell by the entire com munity. All that knew him loved and honored h.m. take our own great aud good C. A. Davis whom we consigned only last Sabbath to his last listing place, he was the property of the whole ■Agenetes lu all lb* principal cities and towns In the I'n I let BUtcs. ^Applications for Insurance will lie promptly attended ()FFICE-WUh c , I Brown, oa east side of Whitehall atreet, one door Ikon Alabama. Jyht— lawly QUKEN OF TIIK MOUTH, Mil.PKIt'a III.rt F CITY, PACK’S CHKOl.K. J. W, SKXSON, I .... It. K. MOuftK, f <|B " 1 Agents. JNO. C. WHITNER, Ascent, . Atlanta, Georgia, w. w. rt.avToN, AUO, n. anaiH. CLAYTON & ADAIR. MEltlFHIN ItFFICKHS. President. BRANCH OFMCK. I M>fPtVILI.K (IFFD KIIN. H. ('. BRIKI.KV. , ... . HAMlIKIe TATE. I ' ico Freuldeuts. J‘5; HA VIS. TrcHNiitvr. BKN. MAY, Serpotary. ATLANTA, GA. j «\ r. nVENCEIt. l»roHi«!f*nt. .1. FI4Y IjAWHKNCK. Vlc*t* Prrtldetit A. f». IIOlKiP.S, TMMi#urcr. K. T. HOPKINS, SiM-rctary. B. C!, O'KKKFB, KxniiiIiiIiik AllaulM, €>«• A. R. Z. DAWSON, Oen’l Traveling Agent. tB-Uver J. T. Jenkliia A Co.’s Drug Store, Whitehall Htreet. raANK* 0 PERRIN,! Geneial Agenti. FOR THE MILLION. N. L. ANGIKR, Agent. NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS. of Nanagara of the Georgia State Lottery for the beaelt of the “Maaontc Or Home, July 18th, 1887, the billowing reeolntlous were passed: following relation. Weed That the Menagcre advertise for proposals for the purchase or donation of TWKNTY ACRES OF ill tho TlcinltT of AtlRRtR.for the t>nmna«nf L AND in the vicinity of AtlMta, for the purpose of orct’t- !”?ORPHANS’ HOMK-HMid pro- church. No sect can ever appropriate to itself - Thi all ol the great and good man This holy dab- bath is for all. Its sacred associations, Its holy IlltllK lid uon*A/l v\ 111.... Is. — a _ t “ altars, its sacred melodies, its mute appeals ore lor all It is God’s day, and made for the uni verse. So is the great heart of a great man. It throbs lor the world. And when it ceases to beat, those who felt its warm pulsations leel for the time a sadness which no language can ex press, a void which nothing can fill. Such and so good were these ministers ot God, who gave up their uoble lives lor the lost cause. The Sumner Ncandal—The Cause «»f ike Separation ol Sumner and His Wire, A public man sometimes becomes so public that liis private affairs command a publicity which it would be an affectation of the press udt to notice. Hence I send vou the following -- Not two years ago the long known bachelor, Charles Sumner, Became a Benedict. A highly educated and in many respects au accomplished man, of good manners and better appearance, naturally enough, he stood high among the la dies of Boston, and he had no difficulty in win ning the hand ol a widow (from one ot the F. F. ol Boston) who sacrificed no inconsiderable joint ure in marrying him. The honeymoon had all Iheapparent chatin that honeymoons usually have, when .Mrs. Sumner went with her hus bund to Washington, and new scenes ensued.— Among the accomplished men composing the Diplomatic Corps in Washington, was Baron Holstein,of Prussia,whom Lite Prussian King had attached to the Prussian Legation there “to spy- out the land." Naturally enough he courted the acquaintance of Charles Sumner, the Chairman of the Committee on Foreign nttairs in the Scn- v fit ate, who at a dinner party introduced his wile to the Baron, (and who was placed beside her at dinner. An acquaintance ensued, and a friend ship followed, such os naturally and honorably springs up between the sexes with kindred tastes and aspiration. The B trait attended to the la dy in matinees and soil,vs, and in other public places,and occasionally escorted her from the Sou ate, where both hid been to hear the Senator speak. Mr. Sumner hemming iisplcascd with this acquaintanceship— lor it cannot he properly called an inti macy—wrote a l-*tirr to Barott Holstein, iu which, while complaining of it, report says he insinuated something not honorable to the wile. The B&rou wrote Imek a letter, in which, iu sub stance, lie said there was no cause of ofieuse whatever—be had been polite lo the Madame,us he was to other ladies of similar accomplish ments, and nothing had ever happened which propriety or good taste forbade. But if the Sen ator was not satisfied with that, he was ready to give him any satisfaction as a man ol honor de manded. This correspondence was the beginning and end ot part first; but Mr. Sumner, report says, then became cool to bis wife, and the lady aud the Baron became more reserved in their inter course. Then Mr. Sumner, as Chairman of our Committee of Foreign Afiairs, wrote to the Prussian Miuister of Foreign Affairs, the distin guished Bismarck, tlmt if lie (Bismarck; would recall the Baron lie (Sumner) would bo obliged. The idiot Bismarck yielded lo the potential po sition of the American chairman of Foreign Af iairs, ami the Baron was recalled to Berlin. Mrs. Sumner next became acquainted with this correspondence, and naturally enough, was indignant beyond all power ol description. In dignation naturally rested upon that part of the correspondenre which, it was alleged, touched her honor. The end ol all this is, Hint Mrs. buumer Los gone her way to Fill ope—tiieircom mon establishment in W'lcdiingluu being given no. and another is taken by the Senator for the winter. 1 lime is some scandal afloat beyond nil this, relating both to the Senator aud the lady—such as may Is; expected |rom early denouements in -urh a marriage affair—but the basis of Hie re- ‘ What I ports in Boston arc sueli as I send you. hav- —------ ■- ■ ... '• have written is i u everybody’s mouth, and it may possibly be erroneous in some of tho details, bnl in substance probably corrci tor publication because what, il anything', Is I send it to you ..Imt, il anything, Is wrong here had better at once beset right to stop more out of a |r>w facts.—llonton Cor, Xeio I’ort, hryrm. rs »" he jubmltted to the Board of Manager* by the rn , r h h <5 Ujr S f » 5SP ,e “hj r "«**• The title wftl be reeled in the Grand Lodge of the Bute of Georgia, or inch other Msaonle LodgeTn the Bute a* will accept the axrae, fthuuld the Grand Lodge diQlloe (be tnivt. Renttwf, r«r(A«r T'h*» the Board will pay $800 forthu Draft of a Granite Building for the "‘Hiionlc Orphans’ Home,” to be enbaltud to the Board by the hf , * d *y. of ?«J»«“h*r neat: the aald plan to he to drawn »»«“t the building can b* commenced with an expendl- tnre of #fty thonaand dollar*, during the lint year, aud , ha“h* may be extended from year to year, wlth- "y deatraylat Uu symmetry of the architecture. The abov* named tnaa oT five hundred dollar* to he paid for the plan which the Board of Matured shall aelect from the number presented. For further Information, address MATTIIKWB A WRIGHT'S ItOHK MOUNTAIN, HOLLAND'S GOl.DKN AGE, aud HOLLAND'S INDIAN QUEEN, Together with various ether credos too tedious to men tion. Also assorted brands of CIGARS and SMOKING TO- „ , „ BOYD * WILSON, lya5-,lh£^ nW,M, ^ OT ^ r ^^aa. JOHN. B. FULLER, 47 DEY STREET, New York City, MatrcracTtman arts Diatom tit PORTABLE AMD STATION AH Y STEAM mm & us, FROM a TO 250 MORSE POWER. Most approred Circular and Upright Saw Mill* Grist Mtlla Bnnr Mills, and all kind* orMlntng and Aanu- tlon Machinery on hand and ballt to order. 0$" Bbaftlug, Paliles. Leader and Rubber Belting, and all ktada ol Iron tad Wood-working Machinery. Jf* .^fAchlnery and Railroad toppllaa In atore, and shipped at tho lowest rate* anrt7-4m CUSHINGS & BAILEY~ WHOLESALE B00K8ELLER8 AND 8TATI0NER8, No. 96* Baltimore Btreet, Ualtlmore, Maryland. BAOCO. All or which are offered to tin* trade ou as ueconimo- Uatlng terms as purchasers will And elsewhere. anglt-Sm COMMISSION MERCHANT8, — AND— Wholesale Dealers in Groceries & Produces The Largest Stock Ever Brought to Atlanta ! ! NO. IB ALABAMA ST. ATLANTA, GLOHGIA oao. M. DEWEY, of Sew York. DIBBLE, WORTH ft CO , Commission Merchants, ♦ IBB PEARL ST, KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND: BOUGHT FOR CASH, ii'Dlroctly from the Importers* nnrl Mnniiliiftni-oi-B grj OILS, ., NEW YORK. P AHTICULAH Ettentton given to the sale of WHEAT, iimc otYh^marief* 1111 *’ Wi * be re ® ula,1 > advised ot the D K,< t-\ President National Msrlne_B*nk i N. Y,i fl. L. Worth, Esq., Cashier N«- ri vi fJ- k-. Worth, Esq., Cashier Na- f ?¥?* c '."iI D. Heaton, Esq., President Firat National Bank, Newborn, N. C.; MeVsrs. .Tewct * anlder Macon, Ga. Jo2S— School Books, Medical Books, Law Book*, Mlacellaneona Book*, Paper Envelopea, Inks, Pens, Penella, and BUUoaery of all kind*. Book-Bindiag of Xvary Bsaariptioa. MfOrders solicited (Tom Libraries, Hchools, Dealers, Clerks. Ac. oeta-itm HARDWARE AND IRON. ESTABLISHED 1858. LEWIS L. ABBOTT. W. L. ABBOTT. B. I*. ABBOTT. ABBOTT & BROS., Commission Merchants, PRODUOE, PROVISIONS & QR00ERIE8, FLOUR, BACON, SALT, (LARD, CORN, TOBACCO, | COFFEE, SUGAR. SYRUP, MOLASSES, CANDY, SODA, CANDLES, LEATHER, SOAP. &c. Also, sre Ageuta Fur the Sale ot YARNS, OSNABUROS. STRIPES, SHEETINGS. SHIRTINGS, And Great Bend Co.’s Scales. „ 0f~*'a«h Orders promptlv Ailed. Conslgmuvi.ts so- I letted. uiL-4-.'tm PRATTE, EDWARDS ft CO., f-Viii a ruisyio r* Merc nan t s, Forsyth Street, Atlanta, Ca. I N Special Notices, 20 cents per line first insertion, uud ill cents per tine for esc-h subsequent Insertion. Advertisements inserted al intervals to he charged a. new each insertion. Advertisements ordered to remain on any partimlur page, to lie charged as new each insertion. Thu money for advertising considered due nficr first Insertion. All communications or letters ou business intended for this ofllee should he addressed lo “Thi: Atlantj Iktei l.loBNCKIt." JARED IRWIN WHITAKER, . Proprietor. COTTON WAREHOUSE. Liberal Cash Advances! P. E. M'DANIEL. C. H. STRONG. MCDANIEL, STRONG & CO., WINDOW GLASS THE LIVE DRUG STORE! LEADS, KEDWINE & FOX Corner Whitehall and Alabama Streets, | Atlanta, ...... Goorgin. Putty. W B ar* able toofler to onr Trade the best assortment of PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, oils. Paint.. Glass. pniefCa.?.', Ppmadea, Brushes, Combs, and Fancy Articles, ever brought to this market, and at LOWER I’KICES than at any time since the war. .3™ ', h -?!,' ? * n ‘Sl oyl 5r ^athHor capital, and buying goods to sett again, we can oiter JnJ teiman's no: lo bs sttryafftrl iiAew lorkoi-othir EasterncltUi, when the same quantities are purchased Our Prescription Department hands, and vva™'-’ 0 ^* nni * our -" lom * p -’* bought,from first scriptiona with satisfaction, neatness, and dispatch, at all hours. COTTON WAREHOUSE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Comer Prior and Hunter Streets, In sight of the Passenger Depot, and near the United States and American Hotels, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, Invite the attention of PLANTERS, and all oth ers who deai in COTTON, to the fact that we are now of fering as great facilities and inducements for the STO RAGE and SALE of their COTTON in Atlanta as can be afforded them In any other market. Our Warehouse is Unsurpassed DON’T BYIV fnVTIL YOU EYlilHNE Ol'R STOCK AND PRICES! REDWINE & FOX, >-ly Corner Whitehall and Alabama SlrueU, Atlanta, Ga. MM; WRIGHT & CARR, STORE AND TO ARRIVE: Whltcliull Hti'cof, ATLANTA. G-EOROIA. BACON, BACON. O/Y CASKS CHOICE CLEAR SIDES. O If and for sale by 7 R COILS MANILLA ROPE. 78 doxen Short Haadled Frying Pans, . .80 colls Patent Fashing M to rtnch.i 'AW dozen Bhovel* and Spades, 1500 dozen Pocket Knives, Commission Merchants. Whitehall street, Atlanta, O*. BACON SIIOILDEKM. AW grosa Table Cutlery, AW dozaa Ourhr Combs, IV boae* Tin Plate, mho pounds Block Tin, 1IW0 pounds Bar Lead, 6IW bag* Bhct, •J/A CASKS CHOICE BACON SHOULDERS. Fo ' O '/ sale liy ABBOTT A BROS... Commission Merchant.., Whitehall street, Atlauta, Ga. . 8 W dozen Iron ' 80 Anvilr, 75 Vise*, 4GW iMiunas Smoothing Irous, AXW pounds Urtma's Horae Nalls, 5U0 dozen Files—assorted, :) tuus Csst Steel, -At tons Plow bluet, :«<> ton* Swedes aud Relued Iron, Mil ton* Band, Hoop, aud Horse Shoe Iron, mwmi auu (tuiot ouuo iioa, 15 ton« Owl, Hftlf Oval, aud llalf Rnuud Iron, Xi tone Bolter, Plate, aud Sheet Iron, r or sale t>> WBEDS * CORNWELL, Not. 18* and 161 Broughton Street oughton Street, Savannah, Ga. COFFEE. 40000 pounds Clear Side*, 1*000 pound# Clear Rib Side#, 5000 pouud# Shouldex#, hairei# Lar*l, 140i o pound* Arrow Cotton Tie, 50 piece# Kentucky Saguiitr:, Mi coil# Rope, 5*» barrel* Ro#end*le Cement, ftd barrel# Louiuville Cement, HVift hair# White Corn, to barrel* Cider Vlnepar, Ca*t Flow*, Manufactured Tobacco, Ac All ea#h ordci# promptlv tilled. Consignment# #ul cited. #epl.^Sin PRATTE. fill WANDS £ CO DEV HILLlNERY_ESfABLISHMENT' MRS. M. A. SHEPPARD, COTTON V.UINN. BAI.ES COTTON—A«#*»rtPcl Number#. ABBOTT A BlfOS., CoiumiHbion Merchant*. Whitehall aticet, Atlanta, «»> hHBBTINOH, SHEETING*. g BALKS 4-4 SHEIKTINOB, heal quality. For #*le bjr ABBOTT * BROS, Couuni#Hlon Meretiaut#, Whitehall Htreet, Atlunia, Oa. OAAA BAGS Just received, from Rio do Janeiro, ffvUU per British Brig Spring. For sale by WEEDS ft CORNWELL, No*. 18S and 161 Broughton Street, savannah, G*. SOUTHERN Seed and Agricultural Warehouse! MoROBERTS & CO., NTDHAGB, FORWARDING, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Dealers lu Agricultural Implements, Produce, Oraiu’ Field and Garden Seeds, Farm Wagona, Threshers, Ac., ftc. Agents fm Wood's celebrated Beapera and Mowen, No. 40 and 44 H. Markot Htreet, aepSt—Sm NASHVILLE, TENN. AGENTS WANTED FOR TIIE ORAYJACKET8, And bow tbey Lived, Fought, and Died for Dixie, WITZ Incidents and SkaUkaa of Ufa in the Uoatadaracy Send fur ctrealars. Address JUNES BROTHERS ft (.0.. ocltt—lm* Broad atreet. Atlanta. Ga. Il'Hiiku ok Onk uk Momiiv's ,Mf.N.—Just l.i - '■** ,; k>*6 ul 1 lie (Mill-i ttl 'lie election on » Inn, i 4s1, ' N| ’ :w Baltimore, in litis county, » uitni iilty i K: ,j liefwi't-ii Karnest lliintoii, * yi'iuig him ulsmt lit years o|J suit til Tltomna, - •■'•jtioit, Ksq , near New If illliuore, aiiiI Juliti ... ‘fotclii-r, w liielt t esiilieil in the ileal It ol Tlte taels hit'I tlio enttsu of the , l „ r “ tr ' -V “re iltformoil, are lliesu : During yu,rf who «as a .soldier in Colonel «y* command, on one oeeuaaion eutue very Fi»I..i *" i! through the treachery ol Yllnt h ' r ' Who. though a citizen, piloted the lo tM/* 1 ’ U i 11 l; ‘ r,u •* Hl ’ ,; “l which lie knew him ‘l aW"* l !‘ e , ' | 8 | " Meeting Fletcher for n ’iv h |n '’ »itico the occurrence at flic polls 11 1 UMlUv lltllllfxti rls.n.f. ... I T.S ».i. U V ,,Uy ’ < l«nian(icd an cxpluuutian ,n« ?»! ,rmw conJu,; ‘. when, without provoca- fevohfr ,me M“s:tc<llyV, all present, he drew bis thr,.in.bih? < i Hunion directly Fhictl!i C xitlUnK him on tho spot. In hdi Iff r .7 , t M ^"HKhub ly arrested, and is now law *** 1 ' * ** a, e ' NWhiung the course of the sS»-»rw , js!stas sJgiSagTJiitgf** are mm’ITiS 10 U . #V i L ‘ rec * ul, y visited Wash- uer naH*.'? V** 1 * 4 ®" ,t »» t Omthtm- wrt,iu « u »w:a^, n Vo^d Ben '' gu “' A Cough, a Cold, or a Bore Throat, BAGGING, BAGGING. Kfk ROLLS KENTUCKY BAGGING. Jiitt received ri\J and for sale by ABBOTT ft BKOH., f'nmmlsKlon Merchants, Whitehall street, Atlauta, Ga. ROPE, KOI* I-:. K Jk BALES ROPE, lieet quality. J net received Aud OU for sale by ABBOTT * BROS., f'nminissiou Merchants, Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. OATS, OATS. 300 BUSHELS PRIME OATS. Fur sale by ABBOTT ft BROS., Comuiiastou Merchants, Whitehall street, Atlanta, G*. SALT, SALT. 9 SAA BAGS VIRGINIA SALT. For sale at dal wUU nfaeturer.’ prices, bv ABBOTT ft BROS., f'nipmiMion Mcrchanta. Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. GUNNY BAGGING. 10 BALES INDIA BAGGING. Just received tat* for sale tiy ABBOTT ft DltOS., rnmniieslnn Merchants, Whitehall street.. r u n n i v f a e "-Tone,) fO V I R I1R. K AVltltcliull Htreet. lu the State, being large and commodions, accessible to (lie various Railroads, completely sheltered, and almost entirely fire-proof. We particularly direct their attention to the fact tiist Atlanta It now a Cotton Market, where the staple can al ways be disposed or at as high nru«»...on-toe fines of ans nth— -A-«*ww»df leadiDg into Atlanta, no induce ment to ship beyond. To all parties residing iu this Collection District who may desire to ship to us, we will furnish the permit ol the Collector to make such shipment without pre-pay- Hunt of Tax. We are also prepared to make LIBERAL CASH AD VANCES on consignments, and in a.i respects will offer us liberal Inducements as any other Honseof responsi bility. The large experience in Cotton of all the ntem- ii.ts of our firm is a guaranty tnat consignments cu ll u«ted to onr cere will he promptly and satisfactorily at tended to. sept—3tu Don’t Wash Another Wet*k Without Buyitu 1 ; -THE GREATE8T WONOEK OF THE ACF ! 11 Ai.fj’H UNlVAiKHAJa WASHING MACHINE!! SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES. I T has long been felt aud acknowledged that a Wasbine Machine would yet be iuveuted that would be nm i.ie, cheap, and more effective Ihau any of the Machines heretofore offered to the public. Such a Machine is no w _ MU,LIN K " " will sell to the ladle* on very low term*. My #took t in hrtre# literally everything necemmrv to make coniplt-li* a lady** wardrobe, and t earnestly invite them (ogive ‘ ' here. me a call before pnrrha#tii£ PW“For the uezt thirty dt oc*25—12t eleewn lay# 1 will #ell at trisf. M. A. MIEITAItP. LOOK AT THIS center of the city, and oue hundred >ard-« Iroiu tho IV'* liio House ha* FIFTEEN ROOMS, each with llrenlm e and two large wiudow#; a diniu^ room 4! feet loin', having two fireplace* It has 14 closet#. All iu’iv#*ary out-building* are on the lot. The lot la laive enough to bulla a good \va»clum-e or other hurtlnes* house upon. ALHO, COTTON FACTORS, Storage and Commission illendiants, offered wltbont faar of competition. 1st. One woman will do more w ith a Machine Umn mx can do without it. It will wash five dirty shut, imclnding wrlstluuids and collars) perfectly clean in fioiu l.nir to eight minutes—this we guarantee, or no sale -.'d. It requires no skill to operate II, as a girl 18 years <ln Atianta) FOUR DOZEN PIECE'S i.N I O.N fat llUUn I . Jk !l a * 01 K ‘ •l*i#*d lea# soup, aud will pay for itwlf every year in U.e Having ol clothing, as it acts #•* delicately on the lubrlc* that bank hill* cau be washed | wlthont breaking—fomething uo other machine can do. I u « 1 ntnafactuie these Machine# in this place, and shall sell them at tem dollars, Hie same price they are sold for iu New York. There i* i"i n ashing Machine ou the market that can be bought lor even twice the money, and no Machine that will com ,'cic with it in the performance of its wor . These Machines are ou exhibition iu this city at the Mb BENTLYown. the Patent bight forthle remarkable .Vlaehine In all the Southern States. Liberal inducemenis River, nine miles from Dalton, and oue and a half miles from Tilton, on the W. ft A. R. R _ It contains tire bun on the river, being rich river land—one hundred anil thirty acres are cleared. It has Uno water fiicllirica, and a good Peach Orchard ia on the place. Buildings mode rate. ALHO, Ten Lot* of land lu the Cherokee country, one being a gold lot that pays for working It. irty WILL BE SOLD, at This pro] easy. proper! Canal i oc-Jfl-Mm some pi leo. Terms It. J. COWART, Atlanta, lis. Cotton Rags, Rope, Bagging &c. WANTED. - „ Ktflnjt, Qul Copper, Brass, Lead, ftc. the highest price for Cotton Rags, Rope lilt Cuttings, Old While Paper, Old MAX SELEG ft CO , Masonic Bnildlnir. Decatur Street, Atlauta, Ga. O. W. ADAIR Auctioneer. Requires immediate attention, and ihonhl be checked, if allowed to com lone. Irritation of Ut Lung*, n Pomutmt Throat M**a*a, or Coatamptloa, I* often the result. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES Haring a direct inffaenee on tb* retier For Bronchitis, AtUmtm, _ awk Throat IHeeam, Troches are usd success. singers and Public Speaker* use thai parts, give imarediate Catarrh, UNuempfitv ■sad with ^ ■ al way* good . to clear aad ‘‘ubtehaoal^"Baoira'a Bnencmsi. Tanouta” and do pot take any of the worthiest imitatloni that may be of fend. Joan nvaarsfoiaa. oete-eodtm BT0B1 AID TO AEKIVE: ABBOTT ft BROS, Cuinmisalon Merchants, Whitehall street. WANTED. *1 IWWIif BUSHELS NEW COHN, to be deliver*! Ivl/wv bi-twvvu 1st Dvcumbvr suit 1st Jauausy its*) bushels Prime Gats, u««*» pounds Prime Fodder - liali-d, llK) bushels Choice Red Wheal, »«0 luishels Slock Peas, i wishing to actl will address ABBOTT ft BROS,. Commission Merchants, f Whitehall street, Atlanta, Go. FALL X) R Y AND WINTER GOODS!! IV 4QQ BAGS FAMILY FLOUR, WO bag* Extra Family Floor, WO baga Hnpeifiue Flour, luunu pound* Tenuesata Bacon Hide*, uu bag* Vireiuia Hall. s IK ADMAN ft hlMMONri, etw-iw Marietta Ilnet, Atlanta, Oa, TrtMti Viflmoit iii ViNifc InmIIm F°5ara^ , iSMss.Ta»Jr W Foriign and Doamtic Dry Goods, Wbh-b la now complete in every Department. MARSHALL, BURGK ft BOWEN, importer* and Jobbers, sept'-I im Its Meeting atreet. Charleston. S. t FACTORY QOODB. U HIRTtNGH, ftHEETINOM, B, whofore Je. at ^gjSSbSSSii!^' ^ Factor* Agents, ocW-Nn WhitaSaU street, Attanla, O* ATLANTA MACHINE WORKS AND Uoimproved Building Loti. WILL sell, nn TUESDAY, the 5th November, at the _ city Hall, at It o'clo k In the torenoou, au unoivi ded One-Sixth Interest in the Atlanta Machine Works of thereto, Including all the Machinery, Assets, ftc., and tnr *— — ‘ * •ill i uv mauituvij. . -Items, stock, je Lit ou xhlch tho bulldlugs, ftc., are erected, constating of oue end eeven-elgtlia acres free (Tom all liabilities. Thi* It valoable dividend-paying property, no -v In foil and successful operation. An^ person can esamlne au aiti bentlc atatemont of the hneuteee of the establishment slue* the dose of the Mrs. A. L. Barue widow of the late Wm. Area*. TiHUs: One-third cash: balance In 8 and 6 months. -Also On the afternoon of the tame day, at S oYlork, on tie premise*. nil be offered to gentlemen deBirlng the exclusive righ> .i sell these Machines in couutics and district*, or otatc. I all ou. or address, I). S. BENTLY it CO., tar Any oue Infringing upon this Patent HlghtwVh'lie H "secured according to faw, and any oue giving intornia I um of the same, will be liberally rewarded. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. SITUATED AI.GNG SIDK THE RAILROAD. ENABLES US TO REOEIN K AND SHIP l-’ltliK OF DltAYAGE- OUR COTTON WAREHOUSE I* of lM>ro capacity, thoiou<rhly FIRE PROOF, and our facilities for handling COTTON uncqualed I y any in the ££fitt.miti. v\ e will store and Sell Here, or «hip from thi* or any other point, to .1 Great Labor-Saving Machine. . '' "cUw.itnilSrsIffned citizen, of Rome, would say, m behalf of “Hall a Universal Washing Machine,” after full it i:il and use, that. In consideration of its cheapness, the durability of the Machine, the case and quickness of mo rion, the small amount of soap required, and the proter public * h " c 0,ho "’ wol,ld recommend it ,to a geuerou» P. M. SUEIBLY, fi. tv, F. LAMPK1 \ ’-.A- STEWART, HAM, F. POWEHS ' It M. W KST, JOHN W. NOBLE JAMES NOBLE, Sr,, J. J. COHEN. 1 bought the first "Hall's Patent Universal Washing Machine brought to Atlauta, and am now using it to my pct lcct satlslkctton, aud recommend It to all as a great L ilior-Saviug Machine. Mns. CYNTHIA KILL. nOSTON, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON, or UYtHPOOL, Making DTIsItlERAI. CAMII A1JVANC HH, j,j when de-lied I'uder the Revenue Regulation, COTTON cau lie shipped to this place under trill ol lading, by call ill;] upon As- - * '' ‘ it of Revenue Tax. ■ iking it au import ml Cotton Market. With Banking der Hie Revenue Regulation, cut t us cau neamppeu to or Collector at point of shipment, without pre-payment of Revenue 'lax. e iwntral position of Atlanta oflers many advaufages. in il facilities, and diverging Railroads, cuahles us to hip Cotton in Any WE SELL THE BEST Direction., DIRECTIONS FOR ISE. Let the Machiue down into a common wash tub by cmtlug notches tntothc sides, for the iouriials to rest iu, until It comes wllhtn one Inch of the bottom of the tub ■ fill withihut water uutil the water covera the pebbles ti- the machine two inches; wet the clothes in warm watci tit is better to soak clothes over night,) then rub a little suit soap on all the dirty places; then put the clotlu-s into the mach ne with the pebbles, and always fill the ma chine half full of clothes, shaking them out as they i put iu; then close up the door and turn the crauk In three to five minutes, keeping a slow, steady motion nu til the dirt tsom ; theu run through a wringer; then bon as usual; then put the clothes Back Into the machiue with the lull lull of cold water; give the machiue eight or ten turns and your clothes arc ready for the bluing watci and then hang out to dry. Never turn the machine when empty of clothes as it breaks the atoues. If auy of the pcldifcs become broken, pick them out. IMPROVED COTTON GINS. Also, BaiM Bope, anil Sweet’s Patent Iron Tie, the Best in Use, For talc liy ina.v.S—tlOatil „„ JOHNSON ft ECHOLS, Whitehall Street, Atlauta, G*. Portnblo Gt’lal; MUfoi SUI T MAt TUNES, for Hand, llornc, mi,I Uoyvor. TURBINE WA TER- WHEELS, HICKS’ STEAM EMI INKS AND BOILERS 3 Beautiful Half-Acre Lots, Two of the**—No. 186 aad llft-are at tb* corner ot Jen kins and Butler atresia. South of the Medical College. The other lot—No. 171—Is on the South tido of .Ten kins, bslwseu Better and Fratt street*, adjoining John II, MocaaUn'a honao. The two lots near the College would be a splendid In at ion fbr a boarding house. Terms lor I trees lots. Title* of all tha property uuqeettonable. U. W. ADAIR. Broker, TO BENT. COTTAGE of tear rooms, attic, aad rook with large gtrdeu aad orchard, at '■ tea street. , A cottage Al room, wit red of Waaklugi an:: aeuvoST s oiaoso. \\e Itcceivo an*l Sell uu i\uumi#*iou#, all kluil# of PRODIU'12 and l*l»o\ ISlUNN : Corn, Oats, Wheat, Flour. Baoon, Lard, Salt, &o„ Our laciliiles lor Storing and Helling II AY are unsurpassed. LIQUORS AND TOBACCO IN LARGE Of Variant brand* and qualities. Arc. Louisville Steam Bakery F. W. STIMMCL A CO., Ilttband 5110 Went Green Htreet, LOIINVILLK, KY., Wholesale Dealers and Manufacturers or all kluda of CRACKERS. t-eut* for Bltmmel's celebrated teplS—Sm Vr/CA* TMAS7. Hl’PPLV Agents for (lie sale of PLOWS, and other Farming Implemeatt Georgia and Alatuima I.IME. and Georgia ROOFING HLATR. Will be pleat#: to fill order* for COTTON GOODS or other Merchandise. ULGNN, WRKiHY A ( IKK, ATLANTA, GEOItGIA. STEAM, GAS AMD WATER PIPES, BOILER FLUES, And all kind* nf Br... and Iron Fttttag*, Tools, ftc., fr.r ateam and Gas Fitter a use. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. rnilAT DKHIRAHIJy llul aK AND LOT mi Calhoun X atreet, Irontbig the restdeuee ofMaJor Bteete, aud la row ova The bouse lu a uMt and'coufotUM* « roeaat, red lu In a pwfact ataM ofpt at this ofttee, or «u the premia** to Dr. w.T.c.cami bell. A gyod bargulfi pay be had by a cash punbaier. t ('. E. MINNICK, Light Carriage aad Wagou Makrr, 78 Merenn atreet, between I’ar* Slid Eutaw, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. Iff* The treat and largest assortment In the city and at greatly reduced prices. Send for Price List. ’ I AM prepared to execute all orders fur Carriages aud Wagou*. Repaiitug done with neatness aud dia- aiiesT—4m 47 Doy t SALT* SALT! Liverpool Salt, Direct Importation. Always ou hand and for sale by WKST A DANIULH, ■lam^HHBUBUHMfoih