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THE DAILY
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CITY AFFAIRS.
in 1
A oorraepondent, in a communication
1*°? P*** l> **ssv^s?’ w “* br
arly and adrfwlly, imffata that tito city
officer) for the enmiing year should all be
true, uooonipromising Democrat* of tlie
Jeffernonian stamp, the principlea of
which, when folly maintained, hare nev
er yet fatted to prove a (nip guanffito* far
the faithful diachargo of public dutiea
rml the oafaty of the country at large.
Such men, he aaya, are not thoae who
aeek office with a view to promote come pe-
, cottar clique or ring, whoae only atrength
in aecuriog election), couaists in pledgee
apd unprincipled maneeuvringa and arti
We have in onr Retail Dry Goode fioee, auoh oa are diacarded and con
demned by truly honorable men.
of Indiea’ Dreaa Good*, Lacea, Embroi
deriea, Hoaiery
atock of Dry
by na, and we aolirit inspection of our
ttock from alL
aeptas-lm Ciunaanni, Bonrroa ft Co.
Window 81
borquin
Table and Floor Oil Clothe, Mata, Mat-
tinge, Wall Paper and Upholetory Gooda,
in largo Tutatto*. 4 thh^Caffet Stotogl
■eptae-lm CHiHmua, Bothtom ft Co
If Talegrapb ffaw Talk—A C»i4.
At a meeting of the Oarmaaia, Hanover,
Niagara and Republic Iuauranoe Com-
piuim, oompriting the JJndftFwrfter*
Agency of New York, held this day, due
preparation waa made to pay immediate
ly npoo adjustment all losses incurred
at Chicago, after doiog which the capi
tal of all the Companies will remain
unimpaired, and a aurptaa of mm a half
million dollars, loving tko gross cash
assets of the Dnderwritere Agency over
two millions and a half, , ,.
A. Stoddabt, General Agent.'
W. H. Hanoocx, Local Agent,Atlanta,
Georgia. New Am4, Oft 14 16T1.
We sell the Buffalo, the Beaver, and
tbe.Challenge brands of Alpaeas, bought
at a heavy diaoount on agent’s prices,
and sold by ns at oorropondingly low
***000-41 Peck, hi Hauli.es ft Co.
of atrength?’
"It cannot be denied that cliques and
and ‘rings’ have grown to an immense
magnitude, and that too many persons
join their schemes to obtain promotion
and pocket ill gotten gain# The extent
to which this la carried Is alarming. Wo
want men who can neither be bought or
lirflnanded by them, and who will know
how to keep the fingers of such creat-
urqpout of the puJiljc.Troasary,”
A full lino of Bilk Fringes, at
octiMt Peck, de Sauu.es ft Co.
Just received, at Brumby ft McPher
son's Supply Stortj, £jo. JU3, Peachtree
street, a largo and choioo lot of tbe finest
Family Groceries of evoiy descrip
tion. tt
Ts MsrchaaU,
G. W. Jack is selling bis "Exceldor
Stick<tafly." » Jkas4rV noofoanda,
at 17 cents; 600 to 1,000 ]x>unds 1(>*
cents; in lots of 2,500 pounds 16 cents,
and fan<{j Mndiea tor leas than anjr tote
er bouse this side of Netr York.
Rcusemh»r?>dgyHS.»Jto,%a*ltot
iug tliakNcBiqby A McPhpcson, No. 108,
Peachtree street, sell Cook ft Clark's flour,
and no other. It
There ure no bettor Kid Gloves than
those sold by
oct0 4t Peck, de Sauukb k Co.
For the best Mackerel, go to Brumby ft
MePhersou’s, No. 103, Peachtree St It
' We liS+e n large stock of Dvese (toads
marked at small profits llomombcr Die
Fair is close -at hand, and get your
dresses ready in time.
oct'J At r» Bauuks ft .Co.
For tbe freabest and cheapest Family
JfWffcwtg? to Jtruiaby, ft M^erson'f,
No. 103, Peachtree street It
Ladies’ 'and gentlemen’s flue Uaudker-
orttMt Pick, dk Bacllks ft CoJ
- Thoerj hnst Cre#m,Cba*se (ot sale
<M 7 9RM>y « McPbetoouV, • Nw M«,
Peachtree street It
Ten different shados in Moire Autiqud
Silks, at eamptmv
octa l Peck, dx Sauues ft Co.
Nobth Bbitish asp Ukeuantilk lane
iukcx Company.—To John C. Whitncr,
.Agaat: Tfta Lctadfftt Jttdsnh fttlegnyls
‘‘Hplswribo $3,Q(X) |pr Clumgo^uffu. i.s;
sottle all loaaee promptly; draw at three
day’s lightf XmAihSi assets will rot be
touched.*’ Csas. E. White,
3t Associate Manigei.
an had been picked t>P on the streets
tin* day beforo in the most deplorable
ftate of inebriety imaginable, and it was
n® We ia sagiag sko. wasn't gnlily, fee
■There tra“ momentous interests at ghea she woke op daring the night and
stake," saya be, "and mighty issues are
to bo fostered during Abe forthcoming
year. We have a population of over
thirty thoutrmd, on enormous debt to dis
charge, together with schools and water
works to support and inaugurate—all
queftjbim of great magnitude, demanding
wise; judicious legislation, and bon
est, economical supervision. Who bable
successfully to navigate oar bark through
the codling storm? That is the ques
tion which the people of Atlanta must
determine for themselves. Let them act
wiaely. Will they select, the young and
inexperienced, or the incompetent; or
will tb«yrnako.aheioe of fata who have
experience, and who will prove a tower
John C. Whitncr, General Iuauranoe
Agent, would assure his patron* ting the
fallowing Insuraooe Companies icpre-
sentod by him are prepared to meet the
recent Chicago losses without detriment
y-boldors, via; Home Insurance
Company, of Now York; International
Insurance Company, of New York; At
lantic Insnrancs Company, of New York;
Excelsior Insurance Company, of New
York; Hartford Insurance Company, of
Hartford; North British and Mercantile,
6a.. 3t
A very liandaome and fall line of Gui
pure Lawns, at
MlKtftttv.at *4» HaVUJ»,ft, Cq, 4
('Ultras' Ticket.
We see that some person, in the Era of
yesterday, announces a Citizens' Ti iket
for Councilman at tbo next city election,
in which appear the names of several
souud Democrats. It is a mistake to
suppose these men will not support the
nominees of the party.
White nnd Urotvu BdLriggun Hosiery,
at
octet
l’KCK, imBsULLES ft Co.
A *tllras*ftsai6rlnc>(lin to
Daktourica.
Tha people of Ball and Lumpkin
counties have been bolding a special ebe-
tioa to authorise a county mbaoriptiun
to* Borrow gauge railroad from Gaiuee-
vilb to Dahlonaga. The people are en-
and determined to build the road.
They oik able to do it, and it will be
worth much to them.
Wet'll Ik* »1»S I
W the season, a theatrical programme,
in which advertisements will appear to
an adrsnUgb. It'wUI be riteulatod free
throughout the crip.
A Mw sdpply of Black Bilk wriUboto-
oeivod this wqe^ fS aV.
octtt-it lima*., ukSauiiuh A Co.
Tke Faclffa Isasrsaw Cwrapaap mm*
tfts Ckleaga Ftrr.
Tha tallowing dispatch waa reoeived by
Ti* NTDaria, Agent Pacific Inknranoo
Company, of Ban i''ranciaoo, California;
' Ivocstk, OA— Oriutrrlo. 1871.
L. n. Dev is, Agent I’Bciflc Insurance Company. of
Skit Francisco, California: Ckloago loaaes lit'kvy, but
Will bo 1*1(1 U BOO It U k(lJtlBtl'(l.
St a * JlKHMAM H Jt'MNkOM, Bpoci^l /gciitf
" ^ ‘ ' Ctlmlnsl Tr UOs t Palrkwrn. * *
On* Jrltr* ngt) Mr. L. M. Spaight
killed John Brad niry ntxmt a half mile
from Fairburn, and is now on trial
charged with m*; .dcr.
■ Yeet.rday mornirg tho cose was called,
borne witnesses who had boon s
mooed failed to appear, and Judge
Wrigbt lined them 8100 each, one jury
man who foiled to appear wea flood 840.
The entire dey was apeatln trying to get
a jury. When court adjourned, only nine
jurors had boon selected.
Judge Wwght hi highly spoken of as
a good judge, administering the law im
partially, and (Wpecially is a terror to
law-breakers!
; TnnhM Ksk* sgUi «WWj
If' you want a good, .refreshing meal,
that yoa will truly rklbh, atop with Mrs.
MrLtten, at the FUrburn ( Hotel.
We oan*t be mutoreotd in Table Lin
jiia. ' “
neHMt Peck, de Sauujb ft Co.
■nekles Eswtog Ettk.
■ Nee the notice of eepertor Machine
Bowing Ttoead aad-Bpool Bilk, and
pkioes'of lhe atlhe tl the Grover A 8a-
*t>t Berwingpisriilne^A^y, pert ‘door
tc James' Bank. •• -*
1 ‘id* It all 4* , 0*Lkcn DmJLsI at
W*.. 76c., and 8k.
mtUk Peck, de Saullxs ft Co.
• A city paper Stated, on Monday morp-
»■ F to#*
f*5 for selling liquor without lice pan.
Mr. Oortb’ version of the matter is, that
ha has ltoehke to aJl by the quart, and
never sells any other way; bet that the
wartssatathiapanaaeMinnnbrak^i^p
hnndy from Us plaoft by the dunk, by
imposition, and misrepresentation to hai
I and little son in his absenac, and he
* of being thus dealt with under
Dr. J, N. Simmons, who hat boon on
an extensive trip to the North and Yif•**
returned to UiekUy>*etor^, vnstlyim-
paared in health and spirits.
Mr. A Wellborn Hill, formerly of
Wilkes county, now one of tho firm of
Daniel ft Hill, of Augusta, (formerly
VOberforce Daniel,) it In the city. He
rpproeenta one of the beet homes m Au
gusta.
Hou. W. F. Wright, Judge of the Su-
*QM«asM» amkkvm W*
city hist night. He is uow holdiug Court
at Fairburn, Campbell ooenty.
Hon. W. A MoDougaU, of .Mnsoogeo,
arrived In tho oity butt evening.
, Gen. W. B. Wofford, of CartcraviUe,
has been in tbe city tcvwal days,
sag the Supremo Couit. He is one of
na to re's noblemen — being actuated by
pMriotie impulses in ell he doe*of apab-
he nature.
HAYOH'I <auRT- WIUSU0AT.
Thoy Bought tbe oottrt-hooM far
Where they rMnktnM fur boon,
W»tchiBi( tbe lunda the polio* play.
While the Mayor holda both bower*.*.'
This moruing tbe crowd at the levee
wasn’t as numerous os it was select.—
Some splendid blood wav on exhibition,
among whom.
SAVANNA OAKTRELL
wav found to bo which. This was s cose
iff the deadest drunk the Court had ever
lfad tbe honor to hold an inquest over.
7ai
asked her “ms” for some water, tbe
guard told lier he wasn’t her ma, and
then the troth flashed dpou ber like the
*x(flJUra*f A kerosene lamp. A**he
bad never been drunk before, tbe Court
played bis small bower and took ber 8&.
•'A* tha day waa alowly melting,
r
lu iU golden wavaa of Ifghf;
Aa tha alghing braeaea murmured
ThrttHAf amt* mitt »nd low;
Aa the warblers fluttered downward,
Keating on each .leafy bough,
lie waa stealthily gliding onward,
Folica fallowing in th* rain.
When they picked him tip and entered
Him for th* early morning train.'*
This waa tlie testimony given in the
caso of C. H. Holliday, who bod acci
dentally token one drink too many. The
Coart told him if he could convince
him (the Court) that he got dronk acci
dentally, ho would not only not fiao him,
but beg his pardon to boot for having
bim up ; but, after trying several times,
he failed, aud had to fork over five dol-
lntfV ooeli, before be got Mft f
mm timon
waa no blood kin to “ Timon of Athens/'
qut a straight out dmple #ceae. He waa
up for whipping his daughter, who made
such a terrible noise that it alarmed the
Our remarks on yesterday will apply
whole neighborhood. Two of his daugli- very well for to-day.
ters testified against him, and it was
provan that lia was an Uabituftl drunk- that Jin# is brisk.
d. Tli« Court dottvoied along feature
and Jesse pays ten dollars and costs for
his behavior on tbe occasion.
MISS JOSEFIKK SIMMONS
waa floating through tbe realms of space
attired hi Yod poplin and ft nobby bat,
sqrmminted by a huge feather and other
artificials. She was one of the girls of
tke period. .
.'For kb.'d light blu. oje. .nd golden hair,
Tver Util. teVaa* s »al.t mo mm
A fhc. and s form that would com;*!.,
With that of Cl.—o—1»—try."
Tbe Court compared ber to nice little
girls wb didn't get drunk and roam around
on tlie streets, in such tender and patbic
tunes that it made Joeephin* sob and
cry and promise never to do so any
more. Her appeal wo* overpowering,
and upofl ber solemn pledge nefer to be
gnilty of the like’agsia, aha got off with
costs.
Several fioscsWcro continued for want
of Ill'S *nt witnesses till this morning.
We ask attention to the notico of tlie
National Publishing Company, desiring
agents for tho sale of this popular work.
It is sold only by subscription, and is
odo *of tbo moat (saleable books
ever published in America, Nearly
ltXkOfH) copses of tbe first volume was
sold befbve the sooond was published,
olid still tlie country is not lull supplied
wim tbe work. Any active, intelligent
young man can make money by canvass
ing far tho sale of tbe work.
Maj. J. C.IWkitncr announoes a num
ber of Fire Insurance Companies lor
which he is agent, which aro able to pay
all their Chicago and other losses, and
remain unscathed. t«b Major is a very
successful and prudent underwriter, who
does a safe, reliable busieeav, with first-
dan obmpnnia. -< - *i > f
l'.s|hl th. IUm.1i.
On Friday tbe 29tb of September, ob
structions were planed upon the track of
tkp Aitsfijiuft HailrogdfibetWeou Norcross
aud Duluth, with tke obvious intout of
throwing tbe traia off the track amt en
dangering life. Determined to ferret out
tliu villains, if possible, tbe authorities
secured the services of Messrs Murphy
and Raebury, deteotivep, of this city.
This WM equivalent to securing tke p*r-
pstraton of the outrage^ and consequent
ly, on Thursday, three parties were ar
ras t«d and brought to Norcrosa, charged
with tho crimo. These were John and Bad
Me Carthy, brothers, and Hxekiel Math-
ows. Two of the party have eoufeseed
to the crime and turned States evidence.
A preliminary examination waa expected
tgjiay byn ly.l^cetpdaj. , (
Til* F*rt«.
Our ueifflibor^iUfl\ Kty, see mi to be son
tfflre »Wt what’is saW M the remark/
of its editor, in relation to tbe postpone
ment of tbo investigation of the charges
against Copt Foster Blodgett, ou Setup.
ft*Mn m<t nalattviB m
It has been stated -and to some extent
thp^W «u
Appavaagrag.
Old winter seems to he advancing hja
skirmish (iuh aith the fntehtion of bring
ing on a general engagement. Yester
day the cold wind came directly from the
north pole, and the Esquimaux must
have been stirring up things with a long
pole. If the “poor in onr midst” were
all ready for the fight, we would have no
fears for the result. And as fuel is be
coming quite plentiful and provisions are
reasonably cheap, those who can should
l*y in their winter supplies and prepare
for the coming conflict. Old people say
that the coming winter will be a severe
cue. '
Fla. cradling at Auctta®.
From Ibe notice of Judge Hammock
it will be seen that be will, on Thursday
next, sell at auction tbo entire lot of
clothing and piece goods in tbe storo nn-
der yiuliptioial Hotel, httcly occupied
liyjltean Campbell ft Co.
This is a rare opportunity to bny cloth
ing. The goods will be sold without re
serve, and done fairly, as Judge Ham
mock transacts alt bis business.
ti. Jam.. Mew Hall thfa Brewing.
All the ladies belonging to tbe First
Methodist Church, on Peachtree street,
ore urgently requested to meet at James’
new Hall, Whitehall street, on this
(Thursday) evening, at 4 o'clock, to trans
act some important busioess concerning
tbe Ladies' Fair next week.
Volto* Market,
Yesterday cotton was quiet ud steady,
at 17J for New York middlings, Owing
iq the mclemioey of the wea Ac r for th#
pust two days, but verf % little is erfmiog
into market
4 ‘ CM* TMddl *
Flour is rising rapidly, and trade in
Bocob ifl very scarce, and one qnkrter
of a cent higher.
Trade yesterday was usually good.
The jobbing merchants did a lively ship
ping bu|iness while the retailers were re
started to an occasional customer.
Gold, buying r $l.ll, and selling at
$1.13.
A raffle for a fine mare and top-buggy
oomes off to-night. See notice,
8*cr*t*TT'* OAoe. Atlanta AfrlcuUorml andJndu*-
trial AuoriaUon. Atlanta, Oa.. October 11. 1871.—
Stockholder* In this Aaaociation will be *nUtUd to
fre* ticket* for the fair, .ill Stockholder* ere re
quested to cell at my office and obtain ticket* for
themselves aud fhmllira.
Fa mu el A. Echols, Secretary.
trial Association, Atlanta, O
The fbikwtns premiums are added to ottr published
list: Tor th# beat saddle borse or mere, open to the
world, $30; for the best pony horao not over 1SX
* high, $10; for th* best watch dog, $5.
Hamuel A. Echols, Secretary.
i-L
DAILY PROCEEDING* OP THE KP.
PRMMB COURT.
SUPUBME C’oUKT OF GEOBOU.
October II, 1871
No 3 ami No. 5, Cherokee ('ircuJt, IisvJng )
consolidated, they wer* argued together. No.
E. U. Uernoa, Supori’.tcndcnt. end A. O. Bond. I*s-
no* Holms, Homo and Dalton Railroad, vs. Ann Elize
Lecy; ce*e from Whitfield. Printup h Fom-he for
plelutlff in error; J.Glonn oontrs. No. 5 is between
“i® aeroo pertiea and counsel vice versa.
No. 4 is th® East Tannesse and Ooorgie Bailn<*d
Company va. James Montgomery; caso from Whit-
flnkt 1>. A. Walker. McCutclien k Shmuato for
plaintiff In error; Printup k Foucho, \V. II. Dabney
Contra.
Pending the concluding srgument in this esse,
- D’oJoek e. in. to-morrow.
the court adjourned till 10 <
Looal and UusUices Nollces.
ij9_8eeretary’a Office Atlanta AgricSl-
tural and Industrial Association,
Atlanta, Go., October 6 th, 1871.
The fuliowing premiums will be added
to our published list in tlie department
of Fine Arts:
For the best and handsomest display
of Photographs—Silver Medal and Di
ploma.
For the best Plain Photograph—Di
ploma.
For the beat Water Colored Photo
graph—Bronze Medal.
For the best Porcelain Picture—Bronze
Medal.
Samuel A. Ecroim, Secretary.
oct7-S *
Fish AND Ot*tek Defot—8ft Whitehall
street—Wholesale and Retail. Oysters
82 per gallon; Pish 23 to 45 cents per
string; Shrimp 25 cent* per quart; Crab
75 ceuto per dozen—aarefully packed»»
s and auipped to any point.
oct3 L. Cooe.
an. Fresh chocolate creams mode
regularly every week at Bloek'a Candy
Factory. Broken esndr 20 cents per
nd—six pouuds for a dollar. All
of fresh Frenoh confectionery kept
eoustautly off band.
sop 29-
Offices to Rent.—One room on
2d floor; also a portion of the office, in
cluding one window on tbo first floor—in
Tbe SrN Building, on Broad street.
Apply to J. Henlt Smith,
tf. Bum Ofliee.
“ Alexander U. Btki'hens on tbe
Study or the Law.”—A 16 page pam
phlet—one of the profoundest of Mr.
Stephen*' many productions. Single
copy 15 oents ; 60 copisa 86.
Address ' J. Henlt Smith, *
Manager San Office,
Ike Lsdici' Fair—W«l«y Chapel.
Tho First Methodist Church—Peach
tree street, is assuming grand proportions
and a sightly appearance, as it approach
es completion. The wbolesouled ladies
of that Church aud congregation have
made arrangements to huld a Fair to
raise funds to complete the Church, dur
ing onr great Fair at Oglethorpe Park,
commencing tho lGtb instant. It is in
tended to eclipse anything of the kind,
in brilliancy and attractiveness, that ever
was gotten up in Atlanta, and we have
no doubt will be u perfect success in this
respect.
The Committee appointed for the pur.
pose—Colonel B. F. Maddox, and Dr.
H. L. Wilson—have secured for this pur
pose, James' new Hall, which will be
handsomely fitted np and tastefully orna
mented. Its first occupancy will be for
this noble purpose.
The Ladies respectfully solicit donations
for tho Fair. Any contributions will be
thankfully received. We trust they will
meet with the largest success. tf
Card.
Councilman from tho Firat Ward. However much _
may appreciate this act of kindoea* upon the part of
frieoda, I mint be permitted to decline the proffered
honor nndcr the cirennseUnoea.
Jambs W. Pbicb, M. D.
Atlanta, October 11,1871.
Popular Jamil]) Setsing fllarijintt
* YA, Blw* ■••ratals tatH.
The Brims, Items and Dalton Hail-
chants sad others,'wouM do tftril to con-
■all This mate is bcaroring a favorite
ori Itlia one oft rise boat constructed
roads in tbo South. Tbe agent at this
ptase, wnih posted
business man, who gives satisfaction to
those who patronise his road. Giro him
a call.
sod would .Piet likely cud in smoke.
This is tlift impression conveyed by rood
ing several articles wbick have appeared
in fheboMunteM the AWn
What 4* rtaJqr fieeM*dlne, ao is
the arresting and bindiakioteft to Court
of thef*lteviRg*FteoBsl»«»<'» r -I
! L r Harris, N, F. Hokhkiaa, B. W.
Wienn, Jamas Mwtliaa, W. D. R Millar,
J. C. Alexander, JbA Fry and Foster
Blodgett—all, except two cl these, upon
the affidavit of Maj CUP. MvColla.
Wo have soon a list of owr twenty
names, wboeo oaesa, with specs A* eharges,
result of which wo shall see.
We are inolined to tho opinion that
th jro is not much farce in it
She the notice of Frcshteut Crane in
^ myegigg'j " ' "
rax A
To Parties Desiring to BmW
Atlanta that he la bow prepared he
4 Robiaeon, and Fay 4 Corput, Architect*.
jftrixuLL
BE t. BBSs Ad? lit li-BSLOO Sated J
rEIOE* AND TEEMS or
WILSON SHUTTLE 1
Sewing Machines.
OMuarun mkttcasm. $10pbmo. $1 peso
No.«, Pleia Table |«| flM $44
Mm fl, hall-eeee, pla bt &•«$«.
No. 7. do fha’y US6 |%
Mm V. FeUlM esses MM,
Me. 8. FaU (kbask MS AIR
WARRARTID FIVE TEARS BT
WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO
We ertsA H distinctly understood that thee* art ov
mm Mom which w* never dsffMtr. end
tss ear Msrktnee to have every
»0 he fou^d la any rnderfeed'shuttle Mmchine, end
Banatmali.Qhippifi9 tuui.
IfifRHdF'S LINE—NEW
1 IRK Sr SAVANNAH.
EVERY TUESDAY fbom each pout.
UUUKAECEBY STEAMERS OF THU UNA ONE
HALF PER CENT.
f
¥
The first ofatss ateemships]
DKAUBOKN, Commander.
VIRGO BULKLKY, Commander,
Compose this line, and one of theee eteamehips
leaves eeoh port KVEBY TUESDAY.
Through bills of ladin* given by theee etcanmhip*
by all railroad ecu flection i, and also through bills
lading glvsn in Savannah on Ootton deaUued for
Liverpool and Hamburg by first ciffise stoamshlps.-
For freight or paesage, apply to
HUVTRR 4 GAMM1
PHILADEZaPHLA AMD SAVANNAH MAIL STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
FHILJi DEtsPHiJi jurn tut*
rjurjrjin.
EVERY SATURDAY from each pobt^
INSURANCE ON COTTON BY STEAMERS ON THIS
LINE ONE HALF FEB CENT.
CABIN PASSAGE •.
pang withsnbslsUnee .....ft
This line is oomposed of the fest claaa eteamshlpe
WYOMING TEAL, Commander.
TOKAWANDA BARRETT, Commander
Oqe of theee steamahips leave each part EVERY
SATURDAY. Through bill* lading fitruished by
theee steamship* by all railroad connections. For
frolght or psasage, apply to
HUNTER 4 GAMMXLL*
$4 Bay streat.
For New York.
TEE GREAT SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP OOMPAMY.
EVERY THURSDAY. / -
• by this Lin* can be eflsctod aader am
open policy at one-half par oeot,
CABIN PASS AUK T7. $80 00
Th* trat dam steamers
Herman Livingstone,.... u Cheec*jaan, I
Ctom. Barnes, F. O. Mallory, Goto.
Wll saflas follow*:
H. UV IN (ASTON October $th, at 13:30 ». ac.
M 7r •* 30, at 13 JO r. m.
M 13, at 4:10 9. h.
•« ST. at 4:80 r. «.
•ftis:
Baltimore & Savannah
#TKA.JMlni» COMPANY,
rruu STEAMSHIPS OF THIS LINE BAIL FROM
X Either port every five (!) da/a
Through Bills of Lading and Passenger Tickets,
issued to all points to Georgia, tkhenfi. and Fleet-
Ueorgia,
The ships are all Aral class, and eompoeed as fol-
iHwulUtU0Bfi.
Liquors ! Liquors !
BUY YOUR
Ales, Wines S Liquors
EBNNY’B
Chicago Ale Repot
AND - a ‘
Wliulcoulc Liquor House
BY have a Large AatortwaeHi
0/ all kind* 0f MMgl/OMA, which
will be told at the Jfitel Jfirssirss*
able Term*.
*eptl4«dy
1 AM GLAD HE HAH COME.
Tke Best Paper Hanger In Ike State af
*1 ffcergla
I CAN new earn ytmr chain.
new for tbe earn* you wll
charge for varnishing chairs
it ail
to give satisfaction. Farnitnre coversent, mad* and
• fit warrantecL Hat
order. AH kinds of
hoistery done at the shortest uotioe. I have re
moved to DcGive’s Opera House, under Mayson'i
“ “ * lletta street.
C. R. BROWN.
Latoef Elshmend. Fa.
JOHN KEELY
1JE8PE0TFULL1
XV LIC that he hi
aud has opened for
CHOICEST STOCK OF DRY GOODS
Ever offered by him. Tarticu ar attention 1* directed
to the following classes of goods, which wfll be found
to comprise choice styles, and at old prices, via:
IDrXZEJSS GOODS,
IN IMMENSE VARIETY.
Black Alpacas, of the celebrated “Eclipse” brand,
color warranted, (at last year s prices.) Colored Al-
pkcae, in every shade. Black and Colored Yetve-
toe im, in great vaiiety. Table Linens, Irish Linens,
Towels, Toweling, toe., Turkey Red Dens asks, and
Napkins, Blankets aud Flannel*—an immense stock.
Waterproof Cloths in Variety.
Casslmcrr. Doeskins, Tweeds, etc..'Beal Lean* la
Thread, Valenciennes, and Guipure Lace
Linen Collars and Cuffs. A complete line of Eu|
Hotiiery, Ladies’ Merino Hhirle. in eboloe
Men’s Brown English Half Hoes—a full Un.
Merino Shirts aud Drawers—excellent vain*.
large assortment of Balmoral and Boulevard Hklrts.
The largest and h
offered in this store.
4#r An inspection before purchasing la solicited
i the underttfgned will not be undereftMd.
JOHN KEELY,
octa-tf Cor. Whitehall and Hunter streets.
Railroad Announcement I
SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE, )
Atlanta 4 West Foist IUii.bgad, }
Atlanta, Oa., Sept. 30, 1871.)
Change of Schedule.
O N AND AFTER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1*71,
Double Daily Passenger Trains will run on this
Road as follows :
Leave Atlanta at 7:10 A. M.
Leave Atlanta at 7 ; qo p. M.
Arrive in Atlanta at 6:00 P. M.
Arrive la Atlanta at $:46 A. M.
Night trains ran through to Montgomery WITH
OUT CHANGE OF CARS, forming a
DOUBLE DAILY CONNECTION
with trains of the Mobile 4 Montgomery Railroad
for Mobile, New Orleans, and all points in Texas,
aud with Trains for Selma and Meridian, Ala.; Jack-
son, Corinth, Okalona, Vloksburg. and all points in
Ceutral Mississippi, Central Alabama and Northern
Louisiana.
gonicry. Mobile and New Orleans, and 47 miles short
er to Soltua and all points west of Selma.
Passenger* leailng Atlanta
At 7:10 a.m., Arrive to Selma at 8:32 P. M
At 7:00 p. m., Arrive in Soltua at 10:33 A. M
dose connections with Selma aud Merid-
Maktag
in Road.
BAGQAQE CHXCKED FOR ALL TER
MINAL POINTS.
If You Wants Good
THING CALL ON THE
PHILADELPHIA AXI» ATLANTA
WINE & LIQUOR GO.
At’^Wo. S Granite Block,
BROAD STREET.
wtauntacA
ULHHKLS
Red Rust Proof Oats
AT
Mark W. Johnson's,
urruwai s! v.
Cotton Warehouae, off It road Street
300 Btuh. Selected Seed Barley,
*50 Both. Seed Bye, to amre.
500 Both. Seed Wheal,
*10 Mueh. Bed Clover,
*15 Both. 8«f., Tap air Herd*
BtMDUhlp " ORIENTAL •• (7« ton.^ CkpA F. M.
tto loth, 20th ud 20tk
■teaxnalxlp Uxxo.
j^reUlWtt^^ttllHlOLK ' (UOO TON*), C»*L
Steal
BROW,
^Sailing from seoh port
Jjjja ol ttilo* EtTcnlo priori(wi polaU
Fniahl aud Mom M tow ntn>. Oood pa.-
•eager accommodations.
wwd« forwarded free of couunisaion.
Order goods hy the dlrct-t Ulo from Boston, and
avoid transhipment.
BK?H4 BpflOH 4 BARNARD.
Agewts, tar—ask
F. HicitooN 4 CO.,
224 Steftl Swfiffwl ftgnrtff*,
loe Btuh. Tall Meadow Hat
Orate, la arrive,
175 Bath. Btae Orate, aad all
other EM/W Orater*, iff
5QO Cwt. SYteh Turnip Seep ;
xi^stp j
loo Too* Sea Patti till warn aad
®wrao, war Wkaah Ma
ALSO:
500 Dixie Blow* Mad other
Flow., from fi SO to f» 50, cheapn ttau ho®,
aiado "ScootcrA"
ALSO!
The Belter Talent Orab* DrttL
Far wwrag wraat. Eta " ’
Alan I Brarjoklnt ab. ra.d.l iu taa ratttalia.
iM Uua, at
Hark W. Johnson’s,
P. O. BOX 3SO. A Manta, Oa.
»r*if. .if.ir K/f;
Fainter and fkrro^tfiier,
/ \FTICL above W. G. Jack's. Whitehall street, r
torae thank* to hie old patron ■ foe tom**
Myot^ and beam
cckun nance of thi
IN
CITY!
To Milt
500 Crates assort
ed granite and CC
Ware for $SO per
crate. Cheapest ev
er offered in State.
Send for list of con
tents.
MERCHANT S
.nr ' I : *
r a* j.>»uuHf/u u
City and Country
C ONSULT YOUR INTEREST; EXAMINE OUR
stock aud prices before you buy. We impart
CUTLERY AND CROCKERY
Audit*
from ho
goods.
We call oarticnlar to onr stock ot TABLE
and POCKET CUTLERY, and do not believe that for
extent variety and price* It is equaled in the South.
AN IMMENSE STOCK
OF
Oeorge Woetenhatm and Maa>e
Celebrated I XL Cutlory.
JOSEPH ROGERS A SON’S
TABLE AND POOKET O U T L E R Y.
CK WARD O- CO.
B 4 * ANT.
We aro agents for tho
CELEBRATED HARD
RUBBER handle knife.
Do you want ITartc ft Butcher'*,
Roger* if Sou'*, t x L aad
other beet Brandt ot Razort,
Scittort and Matvei. Call ‘
on at.
McBBIDK, * Co.
Looting Glass Plates.
THtp:
We offer the
Cheapest and
Best line ox
House - Keep
ers’ Goods m
the City. Cut
lery, Spoons,
Forks,Knives
Waiters. Cas-
tors, Vases &
Toilet Sets.
In fact, any
thing needed
in a well kept
house. Call
with the cash
McBride & Go.
B. a. aiuiawa r. *. turnon.
Drake's Creek MUlt.
BARBOUR d CO.,
A.
D
PLODB,
REAL,
ft 8HIP STUFF,
MMA.rei.ijr. (Airmen
er hiuheet pkice rain foe wheat. -*a
fflpraiwaa *iOwii«a>ta, E®4 Avar i8i.fr