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SUN.
VOL. II.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1871.
NO. 438.
THE DAILY SUN,
Published bj the Atlaata Hmn nMttUaff
Company.
AlcMBiltr
Arcktbi ‘ •
J. Heal
^^EGRArH NEWS
By the Mew Yerk Associated Press.
5 S: SBfBBB¥, SfffilCAGO FIRE
ily Smlll. I ^
Bpi L TSA.ru CASUAL TILS.
Lond.M CoMtrlbat.. Lufrl) .
London, October 13.—Tho aid for
Cbioago is lavish throughout the Empire
and con tin eut. The Lord Mayor re
ceived contributions yesterday from
private individuals to the amount of
seventy thousand pounds sterling.
s, Itrow
Alexander H. Stephens, Political Editor.
J. llenlv Smith, General Editor and Busi
ness Manager.
Ur.l Kdltor ■
WILLIAM H. *0011
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now to um mon*v
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p»y charges. __
To ComipoMdeMU.
Mr. Stephens will remain In CrawfordrlUe. His
” with Ta* Be* will not change his real-
tetter. lt.ten4mjte.bSfe«
to him
‘iUMan on buMnees of any^dnd. connc--——
Tan SO*, eioopt Ite PoUtUal Dpvtmnt, feM
iddroiom to J Uoolj Smith. Humor, Attentn, On.
New Orleans Subscribes $10,000.
Nhw Orlrans, October 13.—Mayor
Flanagan telegraphed to tho Mayor
of Chicago to draw at sight for ten
* dollars. »ubBfrtptiona«Be still
Terms of Sulwaoription«
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«TiT.MA r ROMB AND DALTON R. R.
TRAINS DAILY, SUNDAYS INCLUDED.
Leave Selina ;• »•« A. 5:15 r. JJ-
Arrive at Rome £21* w ’ 5*Jo £ S
&?Am.A::nra’ : ijcaaptt
tne warraav a aylantio (on state) nailnoad.
MIGHT PABSENOEB TEAIN—OUTWABD.
Leaves Atlanta
Arrives at Chattanooga 0,10
DsrUord Insurance Company Intact
Hartford, October 13.—Tho lat.
statement of the Hartford Insurant-
Company’s capital shows it to bo intac t,
with a million and a half excess. Ji
Canada Sends All Her Blankets.
flmma October 13.—The n^ihtary
ssreiamtUBvrs;
Dominion to Chioago.
Th. It.yrni.t Rank ■■ipr.drtl.
New York, October 13.—The Htuy-
vesant Bank ban suspended. The cause
is attributed to the Chicago fire.
It* gated on Change that a lady
bought the entire store of Wdiae’ dott
ing shipped Chicago.
The Brie R.llcf Train Arrived.
Chicago, October 13.—Tho Erie re
lief train has arrived.
[or. A boot l.i«r.scc Lo..e.—The Nlch-
* \ o*on r»re«.e»l.
Chicago. Odtober 18.—Tho Lhorpool,
London and Globe Inaurance Compa
ny has ordered tho immediate payment
of its losses, aggregating $5,1)00,000.
That the Commerce Company, Albany,
with a loss of $450,000, has been placed
in the hands of a receiver, is not .tho
fact. It is in an almost perfect condition.
The Nicholson pavement for miles on
the North side, is uninjured. Evidence
accumulates that the loss of life was
greater than has been estimated.
Liverpool Co,iip.nlee' Lo.aee.
Loudon, October 18.—The losses of
SOUTH CAROLINA-
l-«Uow /at.
Chableston, October 13.—Two fever
deaths have been reported in Um
twenty-four hours. '-/I
PENNSYLVANIA
Philadelphia, October 13,—Alter hav
ing an arm broken by two ruffians, a sa
loon keeper killed one and fatally wound
ed the other with a revolver.
ALABAMA. “—
Th, F.nl PVeel OF IA< Showo.
JfuNTuOMUnr, Octobgg 13.— 1 Tharo was
a heavy irost yesterday morning, the
find tide gearon.
FOREIGN.
- ENGLAND.
The Empress Kugt*l«-“Ths ten's Memllh.
London, October 13.—Tbo strike at
Newcastle continues. Several were hurt
in a] riot, which tho polida easily sup-
.* Wif* SSieSTS DeGive’s Opera House
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I ML DUlHauuvn.
DAY l'ABBKNOEB TBAIN—OUTWARD.
Leaves Atlanta
Arrives at Chattanooga
t CO NEW '
iK—OUTWARD.
1:41 pi
. 4:45pm
Leaves Atlanta 7:53 pm
ArriVeB “wiaHT^PASHENOKB TBA1N-ISWABD.^ ^ ^
Leaves ChatUnooga 1.44 a m
Arrives at Atlanta *‘*‘‘ ‘‘.I*
DAT FteBsssa mus-tewAM>.
Leaves ChatUnooga
Arrives at AtlanU •••
iOCOKMOMTION TUha—juvass.
Leave.
Arrives »t Atlanta
TEE OEOBOU (ADOVrTil EAILBOAD.
(IV. Da, TVote » «-**»•* 5 M m
Night Pewenger Ttelo ^rri "g ; n p . ei
Night PtetengerTreln teevte '.....6:K)p. m
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Dey Psseeaaer “»*• T*V.'.'.‘.lSal m.
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Nigh, tt&psz-zzisi:
Day Passenger Train leaves
ATIOBTAABD RICHEO»D »,B-L1S« EAILBOAS. ^
Iseavo Oaiuosvtllo ^
Arrive at Atlanta. 3 p M .
L^ave AllauU. *' * ' 8; 4a p. M.
Arrive at Gainesville .
r ■■■sasT Angiista Kallroad
„ rAMEEEU TSAM P ms.
Leave AugusU at g OC A. M.
‘I**’**!.'!! 7 40 P. M.
1 ap.M.
Leave Macon at....
Arrive at Macon at...
Arrive at AugusU at
Western Hailroad of A,ab “ ] “ a M
Leave Bel ma
Arrive at Mo_
Arrive at West Point
Leave 6:40 AM
Arrive at Montgomery 11-63 AM
” stPoint 40PM
ftilOH
,.11:40 A M
,14:30 PM
Arrive at Columbus
Atlantic aad Gulf Ilailro***
LVEOM Sevenneh, O... ris. ^‘-“^‘ 0k ‘ 0n ’ rlUe
J: anil Tallahassoe, t ' v,orUU -
Leave Savannah daily..
Arrive at Albany dallj.- - .
Arrive at Jacks^iille daily
Quincy, Florida
10:15 P. M
1:50 P.M
1:45 P.M
L^ev.Tiltebe.V^ieiiJ (Sundeye exc *S-, 0 . w ^ M
ted) etl r. II
Leevo Jeoiion’vUie deily
Leeve Albeny deily.....
Arrive el Sevenneb deily
S IS r. M
Mir.
6:3! A.
Memphis and Charloiton HMlroad.
W. X. AesBe, Agent, Atlaeta, Oa.
Die will alioiHy return to Chiiol-
Yio health of Queen Victoria is im
proving.
SPAIN
J r.Mfv.f *rF«Hte*« Jfe.ve.rel.
Madrid, Ootober 13.—The rupture of
the adherents of Sagosto and Bondi is
- te.
in Bepublicans ore said to be ripe
for on offensive movomast against the
.government
(five) AuietbyiU (purple).
The finder will be suitably rewarded on return*
WAS HINGTON. am W- Jack, or to Kimbro k liinyon, Mari*
nct!4-4t.
.1 CdMsfl .Iffl/sp-rk
Jfcrt—»
Washington, October 13.—There was ,
afmcoUng of the fuU Cabinet todlay, K. fillt.hm3.11, AllfttlOllT.
with tho exception of Akerman. After- ’
w.u. exception of Akerma L.
wards tho Government left for Boston,
and will return the latter port of next
week.
the Liverpool companies by the Chioago
fire are 430,000 poumtB sterling.
Adame Kxprere Company.
New Yobk, October 13.—Adams Ex
press Company gives $10,000 to the Chi
cago sufferers.
BaHBbtf*Reported Rtnrdared-A Hewn.
” | ‘X tlcretandlng.
Chicago, October 18.—It is rumored
and believed by some that that the bank
er UUman was murdered.
An unplesssntnees exists between the
Mayor and Common Council regarding
me luanagement of off******
The Connecticut Insurance Company
Suspends.
Hartford, October 13.—The Connec
ticut Fire Insurance Company’s circular*
says the Chicago losses arc so high that it
is obliged to suspend business until reor
ganization is settled.
The Amount of Groin Destroyed.
Chicago, October 13.—Eight elevators
were saved. The loss of griun foots up
two million bushels.
The Fire in Manlster—150 M«n Burned
in a Burn.
Chicago, October 1$.—A dispatch from
Green Bsy, Wisconsin, states that a
steamer has just arrived from the burn
ing, and reporta that 325 bodies were
burned at Pisbtego last night, and as
many more are still missing. Seventy-
five persons were burned to death at
Little Sturgeon Bay. The suffering
throughout tho North 1b ternbla
The fire in Manister destroyed twenty-
five buildings, six of which were mills,
together with all tho shipping at the
docks—loss $1,300,000.
Further advices from Grom Bay state
that 150 men wore burned to death in a
large baru where they had sought refuge.
Hundred* of people have been driven
into the rivers and drowned.
How Reiter le »® k* M»"»ir d
Chicago, October 13.-Organization
has been affected for the management of
relief. It consists of the Chicago Belief
and Aid Society, an old established insti
tution, assisted by prominent citizens,
Bills will bo audited by the Committee.
Funds oollaoted should bo remitted, as
directed, or held subject to tho order of
tho Chicago Belief and Aid Committee
signed by IL B. Mason.
to* if*
=KS«=S&—
sssasssssas- — ■
Mail Train leave* Memphis
........ Ml® AM
600 P M
Mail Train leave* ■ • • - -
Arrives in CLalUnooga. next dsy
aad Brunswick Railroad.
Leave Macon (paisengsr sh«<l)
Arrive at Brunswick a 6® a. in.
Leave Brum wick. rAL’.'J 6-45 p. m.
Arrive at Macon Paasenyer Slied p.
night rasssNGEB (Daily exoept iundays.)
DOMESTIC NEWS.
* ^ k 'CONNECTICUT.
The Crlminml .tllemplB Sulfide
Hartford, October 13.—Fred Kenif
was huug to-day. Ho Attempted suicide
this morning by puncturing bis breast
with a needle.
MAINE.
.f Heurtf Mni* Storm.
Avgckta, Octolier 18.-There baa boan
fifteen hours continued rain. Seven
regular trains were caught between
wMhcd culverts. The total amount of
wasneu cuivciko. ;—7:. .
rain which fell was nearly 4* inchM.
Portland, October 13.—
Arri«UHsooni—te*■'
UAWxnuviUJt TRAIN lDaily except i*imj4)
Leave Macon Pmssiifivr Shed J ikp.S
Arrive at JULm
Leave HawklMviUe.
Arrive at Macon l>a«eeng«r Shed.
The Wry Beti JHochim* Thremd
tom
hiiwimo MACiiWEa
UPOOL SILK.rilcotoni'.tbnl^.iSEri.p.l^;
colon, uuArm .1
«rover k Baker SewUg Machine Agency,
u whiuhoi iua lot to IMO..' »*»*■
Freights active. Bales to-day for future
delivery, 720 bales, us follows: October,
(TklOl
lioard on a Charleston basis.
FOREIGN MARKETS
CM*., JlMup, RteiJfc Mr.
London, October 13.— Evening—Con
sols 921. Bonds 891-
Livebdool, Ootober 13.—Evening-
Cotton firm ; sales on shipboard from
Savannah and Charleston Vic ; Orleans
10c. Manchester steady.
^VESTERN MARKETS.
.Sfrii, Mv..tef., Ur.In, Wfurky, Mir.
OigcrNNATi, October 13.—Flour firm.
Com drooping. Dork lower at $13.25.
Lard drooping. Bacon dull and lower ;
clear sides and closing uomiuaL
-Whjsky 90. ... ,
Louisville, October 13.—Bagging
quiet and steady, round lots at 16)(a 174.
Flour firm. Corn 50(a)55. Pork quiet
Bacou firm. WhiBky 91.
St. Louis, October 13.—Flour and
Coro quiet Wbiaky 92). Pork sternly.
- -to-
cute.
3t»#onncem«
FOB. MAYOR,
H. MuhJenbrink.
' bt REqUKs r.
ociu it MANY CITIZEW.
Ntro abt)«lM^iint».
| IIKl , toirr .
S FRIDAY, OCTOUEk 13TH, AN OLD-
Fashiou, gold*Luk, BUACELLT, coutaiuiDg 5
0*1
octl4-4t
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE
JMeteoroloflcml.
RECORD FOR THKPAUT TWOTY-FOU* HOCKS.
Optice Chief of Signal Service, 1
Washington, D. G., Oct 13. f
The barometer rose very rapidly on
Thursday night at all States east of the
Mississippi river, with the highest pres
sure central in Maryland. Ine latter
now extends from Cape Haiteraa to
Cape Cod. An area of low barometer
apparently exists north and West of
Iowa, but reports have been received
from Lake Superior that the temperature
bat fallcD, but again risen in the Ohio
Valley, and is qnite low in Kansas and
Nebraska, with northerly winds. Nor
therly winds with threatening weather is
reported from Florida; southerly wimhi
with clouds and light raina from Arkan
sas to Iowa.
TrobmbtlUln.
It is probable that oil Saturday the
JgSSJftSSt fte Aft»d..X er Stai*g, n "W«5
easterly winds and increasing cloudiness
and possibly rain on tho south Atlantic
and Gulf coast. Cloudy weather with
light rain will probably extend to Lake
Michigan to-night, and fresh southerly
winds prevail over lower lakes to-morrow.
MARKET REPORTS.
SOUTHERN MARKETS.
Co If#*. Moolm. Tmr, JWmm, Brng-mr, elf.
Wilmington, October 13.—Spirits Tur
pentine firm at 03J. Roain firm at §3 30
for strained, 35 25 for No. 1; crude tur
pentine firm at 35 for yellow dip; tar firm
»t 32 50.
Galveston, October 13.—Cotton firm
—good ordinary 16$; net receipts 1,032;
exports coastwise 49,100; stock 23,214;
net receipts for the week 6,905; export*
coastwise 2,390; sales for the week 1,800.
New Orleans, October 13.—Cotton
strong -middlings 19j(^>19f; net re
ceipts 2,470; gross 3,198; exports conti
nent 791; coastwise 79; sales 2,700; stock
0,252; net receipts 11,465; gross 16,881;
experts Havre 78; coastwise 4,580; sales
for the week 2,400.
Savannah, October 13.—Cotton firm
low middlings 18|®19$; net receipts
O N TUESDAY, THE 24TH IN8TANT AT TEN
o’clock, a. id., I will Mil, at the corner of Ma
rietta and Peachtree atreeU, at Kile's corner,. by
of uouaaauiu rwiiura, m (wu uuumuuu, •
lot of Groceries—all told aa the property of Caroline
Levy, lato of Fulton county, deceased, for the bene
fit of the helra and creditor* of said deceased.
■WM. TITLEDAUM,
octl4-td Temporary Administrator.
PHILADELPHIA AJD ATLANTA
WINE & LIQUOR CO.
At No. 3 Granite Block,
ATLANTA, GEOItGIA,
WHISKY.
ATLANTA OFFICE
Southern Department.
Liverpool & London
And Globe Insurance Co.
Extract from Report of Directors at the
8.7th Annual Meeting, Feb. 24, 1871.
Total omlllSS «t Co. for 18T0 I MO'711 Po.md.
In U. 8. Currency, about f6,000,000
^t 6 ,r IU '.-“‘..“ n ”“ S71.HA Pound.
In U. S. Currency, about •t4.5W.WW
It appear* from thia atatement that Uie Beaervo
Surplus Fund of Company is about........ $5,000,000
The accumulation* aince laat ataUment
after paymentof loawa (cbUmatcd)....J4.0OO.S00
fnr payment of loaaea S’!S!'2S
ioaa in Chicago $4,000,000
iUidccllantona.
8ATUKDAT EVENING, Oct. 14.
GRAND IiE-OPENING
For the Fair Season!
With an Entirely new Company of
UNRIVALLED EXCELLENCE I
The principal Artlstea of which have met with
unparalleled success in Savannah, and other
clUea, and who will appear for thia limi
ted season in strictly select, fash
ion aide and
NO VEL NENHATIONN,
At their Newly Improved and
POPULAR FASH ION BLE RESORT.
fifr- The old popular prices.
<fiiU Tickets for reserved seats at I’hlUips A Crew's
Bookstore. octia tf
Cotton States
Life Insurance Co.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
CAPITAL $500,000.
OWNED AT HOME AND MANAUED BY
Some of diir Dost Financiers.
Over 2,500 1‘ollclea Issued Since
June 1st, 1800.
Tho only Company doing business in th* South
ist has ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS Deposited with tho authorities of tho
State of Oeorgia for tho protection of Policy Holders.
Policies Upon all the
VABIOUS 1'LiNS OF ISSL'UAKUI ISSUED.
A Loan of 33 per. cent, of the
I’rrmium Given MVkrn
Uesired.
ALL P0LUTE8 N0N-F0RFEITABLE.
NO RESTRICTIONS AS TO RE8I-
dauoe or Travel
Strictly a Home Comp’y
With its Capital and Investments at Home.
It appeals to those who desire to avail themselves
of tho benefits of Lifo Insurance to glv* it their
patronage.
Tho (lmo has arrived whan every thoughtful man
is disposed to make thia wise provision for those de
pendent upon his life.
This Company proposes to give all the advantage*
which are offered by foreign inititution* of like
BROAD 8TREET, character, with tho opportunity of keeping tho vast
our own midst, which are annually sent
PEOPLE OF THE
8ole Agents for tho Celebrated •
-.ania COTTON STATES
Active and Energetic Agents
li-anted in every County
and Town in the South.
ADDKFSS OB CALL ON
WM. J. MAGILL,
SUPERINTENDENT AGENCIES.
Office, 28 Whitehall street
Ofltoe: ATLANTA, GA.
EDWIN 8. HAY, Ifedltel Eumlnar.
Bsm.indte ter laymen! <>r lo.te.— — $7.000.000
Thi. will leave the C»,.i(»l. AmcU and He-
aerva Fund
octl3 3t W. I. WAI.K.HH. Aq.»t.
Onll!
w , Two milU,
to the Oriental Fowder Com
pany exploded, killing one.
►♦-* —’
OHIO.
jeeitUhhl Jfleeltew .Yteaa.
?-^aK.,. Senator and BepreaentaUve, re
ducing the eutimated majority on joint
b *CoLUMUU8, October Ip-—Tl>o
a Ue. House, 59 Bepublicans. 45Uemo-
ywa Noye.-ajon.y,
' Daniel Torrence liaa been eleotod
PnOSeut, and A. N. Cbruty 7 lee Freai-
dent of the Ohio uud MoHiseippl KaU-
road - ^
GEORGIA.
Th. CknOM K*.
,984; exporta coastwise 166; solos 1,590;
stock 18,534; net receipts for tho wock
16,503; exports coastwise 6,725; continent
• ,700; sale for the woek 1,000.
Augusta, Ootober 13.—-Gotten iu fair
demand at advanced prices—middlings
181(0,181; not receipts 600; Bales 600;
receipts to-day 1,200; stock, 1870, 2,425,
1871, 6,000.
Guaudeston, October 13.—Cotton
steady; middlings 18i(#19; net receipts
1,894; exports coastwise 1,043; sales 400;
•took 12,817; net receipts 1,891; exports
to Great Britain 3,348; coastwise 6,379;
sales of the week 3,400.
Mobile, October 13.—Cotton firm;
middlings 19); net receipts 1033; cx-
ports courtwiso 2773; s*lca 100; stock
13,346; net receipts for the week 8,575;
rports ooastwise 4871; sales for Week
Baltiuouk, October 13, — Cotton
firmer and held higher; middlings 10J;
net. rcceipta 31; Grosa 889; export
ooaatwise 686; Bales 516; stock 950; net
receipts of tho week 581; gross 259; ex
ports coastwiao 1220; sales for the week
ri.ui.ui., October 13.—Cotton didl;
middbugs 18i; reoaipta 1810; ahip-
ments 2,846; otook 1870, 6894; 1871,
7075; receipts for wock 12,270; slnp-
mcuts 10,210; sales 64.
►*.
NORTHERN MARKETS.
ttlie Rural Bontljtriwr.
Paddy.—Say, Mikey, now, liow did you grow sick fine Parities ?
Mikky.—Ocli! share an’its jest by reading the Bubal Southbbker.
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res* i THE RURAL SOl THERtfER,
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THE'
GREAT GRAND FAIR!
OP THE SEASON OPENS AT
OGLETHORPE PARK,
Ootober 16, 1871,
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
ATLANTA
AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL
ASSOCIATION.
#10,000 IN PREMIUMS
BY THE ASSOCIATION ARE OFFERED.
$1,000 IN SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
BY THE CITIZENS OF ATLANTA.
And for tho Saturday of Pair Week, a Citizens’ Pnree of
$2,500 IN TROTTING PREMIUMS!
OFFICEnWi
WM. B. JOHNSTON, President.
WM. 8. HOLT, Vice-President
GEO. 8. Oil EAR, Secretary.
JOHN W. HUltKE, General Agent.
J. MERCER GREEN, Medical Examil
aeptfe-l‘W<lhw3ui.
GROVER k BAKER.
Sowing Machine Agency.
CMIa* J'lmmul.l, »r.<Ml.l«Wa, Ur*., la
New Tore, Ootober 13.—Ootiou-Low
middling 19o. Money Klightly earner at
7; currency to gold weaker and bor-
rowers paving commission, cloatng at
Uafi MteiUng IHaA Gold lliKgUUi.
Uovtmmeuta closed feverish at an ad-
roncc; 62‘a 14J. States very woak; Ten
nessee's 65 ; naw 64 J ; Virginia s 59, new
88 ■ Louisuaa'a 66, new 68; Levee’s (0,
8'a 80 ; Alabama’! 100, 5’s 68; Georgia’s
NO, T’a 90; North Gore Lina's 38, now 20 ;
South Carolina’s 27, new 41J.
Nsw Yomt, October 13.-Ootlon waok;
sales 1,964: uplands 201; Orleans 20J.—
Southern Flour cloaed quiet, buyers re
fusing to pay an advance; common to
fair extra7 20(" 7 80; gcoi to choice 7 95
y 25. Whisky dull, 95, Wheat closed
quiet with the advance nearly lost—wm-
mr red western 1 5«(<il OA Coru elosed
The Last
C ITY TAX PAYERS WILL PLEASE TAKE
Notice that the City Council, Ust night, i>*a**d
» resolution iustructiug mo
TO CLOJ4K MY liOOKN
And turn them ov. r to the Clerk of the Council on
the
Fifteenth Day of OCTOBER.
All who do not p»7 by that Um* will be waited
on by the Marshal WITH COSTS ATTACHED
Now plo**o remember, that on tho last few d*ys,
all cannot bo waited on;*o omo up st once, ton
menciug Monday morning, the 25th Uud.
Office hours from 8 to 12, and from 4 to 5.
Respectfully,
JOHN THOMAS,
scpt25-UUI6oct <:ll y Collsctor.
CITY
FLOURING MILLS,
ATLAJTTA, GEUHGIA.
If all things are equal, why net patro
izc home manufacture J
T HAVKMrntah«!te7~W^feW6mtwimNEW
1 .nd IMPROVED MACBIREBY. Ml «ra »»
ff—S
f U Uy up to representation; otherwise, it can be ship
CITY MILLS FAMILY, frt'in ..iteted ted wbo.t.
CAPITOL MILLS FAMILY.
STAB MILLS FAMILY.
llltAN WM-ked or uaterkod.
U J. E. B'JTLBH. Proprietor.
aotllhn ^ _ —-
WANTED.
fltWO OR THREE YOUNG GENTLEMEN OAK
•scure Pfffft»t«g and Lodging in a first-class private
LANDSBERO’S
LUMBER YARD,
OPPOSITE GEORGIA RAILROAD DEPOT.
ATLANTA,GA.
•awed Hfilnglos, »>»«*
Xiatbus, White Pino
Snail, Windows, ste
BUxida
All Rinds «/ Ureased an>
Framing Lumber.
f,bll-lT A. LAMDSBIBG k 00„ FTOtetetem
MHhOPIANTS 1
BUY
CROCKERY and GLASS
No. 47 Peachtree Street,
—FROM —
t. ru. niPLBY,
T MPOUTER AND JOBBER.
fr ESTAUI.1HHED 31 YEARS. -*»
Keep# a large stock.
Occupies THREE FLOOB8-*)xl40 toeL
Inducements offered to cash buyers
Equal to any Market.
Attauta, G... Align.! 3, 1871. 3 U S 5
w. S. uow.BD. «• »“»*“
W. H. HOWARD * SON,
COTTON FACTORS
AND
COMMISSION MEMOS ANTS.
No. 3 WABBEN BLOC*, • • • AUGUSTA, OA.
■yyE«»ln tend.r
services In the Warehouse
branches, to ,our old pat*
v « business, in all
reus and planters generally
Cnnimiftftioik for Selling Cotton,
One and a Quarter Per Cant
All f.mtly .spjile
lected by J
T.a teiastas ^ (rote th. CM IteL ^ll
Rome, Ootober 13.—The Fair OrouDdn j 4<d«* *pJ r ^ 0Wer ra qu. naru a su«, c
®fiu^ rl M f maguifleeat.
m.
was fine.
SV Ta. isia.k
nTBia orruiE.
SASSEE N HOUSE,
(Formely United State* Hotel.)
/'tORNER kTrXHXMA *nd PRIOR STREETS, AT<
\J LAhTA. GA.
a R. BABSMBN, Agent, rreprhtos.
TERMS—Trwritet ltetedr*. T* a^.„„.>1W
SUfte Mtel, tef Lo*«l>>S «
ortAJlm.
COAX. CBBEK COAL
TETE HAVE ON ItAND. AND ARE RECEIVING,
\V daily, th* b**I quaMty of
acwetwreoAL creek coal.
Out term. M. STRICTLY CASH,
“ss wiui **“ -t ;» Tk v>.
urm ordered will be carefully a*-
the firm, at the lowest market
Order* for Bagging and Tie* will b* promptly
filled, and at the Towest cash price.
Liberal cash advances made on cotton in war*
house. We extend all the tectlittea offered by War
bouse Merchant*. Consignment* •oUrited-aaU
action guarantee. aogiiwwr
Aclmiakinitrator’M I4al«.
htatb or OxoaoiA, i
TAUArvaao Courrr. J
B Y virtuo of an order of the Court of Ordinary of
mid county, wlUb*sold on tha first Tuesday
In November nett, ml, between the Mwtul hour*
of sale at tha Court House door, in Craw ford yUU, In
said county, the plantation or lands belonging to tho
ratal* of Ooaeiul Anruu W. drier, deceased, late of
said eounty- This plantation is well adapted to the
culture of corn, cotton, ami small grain. Situation
healthy, society good. Convenient to railroad, poet
office, churches, and mills.
Mr- James A. Grier is on the place, and will take
pleasure hi shewing the lands te any one wishing to
to see it. Hold in lota to suit th* purchaser*. A
ulatuf sneb survey will be exhibited ou day of sal*,
bold for the benefit of the heirs of soldi*—s*d.
Terms, oo* end two year* Um* for approved pap««
This. Eeptembar II, lffTI. , .
JAMES M. TRUfLETI. Admlnlatr,
da bonus non, with the will annex*
•epill-tda
Tho Park Bnildingz and Gronnds are reoeiving additional imptoremenia, ike
Trnck being put in fine condition
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS ARE MADE FOR
25,000 VISITORS.
Tbo different loading routes of travel and transportation will bring Fusedgera
and Freights at HALF RATES ; and the indications are that the Exposition will
be ono of
Unrivalled Interest.
Tho regulations of the Association are such that
MXmBTFORS and Xn»ITOR»
Must find their attendance on tho Pair pleasant and profitable.
For Copue at the Splendid LisI af Premiums, please address^
Samuel Aa Bohol*,
mecbetaby.
tSf The books are open and entrios bring made. Exhibitor! are reqoeried to
moke entries at as early a day as poasible. oet5-
W E B D
Family Favorite Sewing Machine
SIMPLE, DURABLE,
Will do a greater
ECONOMIuAg.
n,i. uu a UHCdTfiR VARIETY OF WORE, WITH FEWER
changes any other maonine. Sold on the inatallmont plan* in
ion dollar* a Month. Office and ■iledroom at
OranVa Bloola, fl
ATLANTA! GEORGIA-
q. V. BHgr, Pen. Aft.
Agents Wanted for
~¥TJm. ^MCBHa
AHSTEPHENS
