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THE DAILY SUN.
Saturday Mobnino October U.
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To Lawjrcn.
We publish in full, the decisions of the
Supreme Court; also the dailr “Pro
ceedings” of the Court, and keep the
“Order of Business” standing in our
polumns.
AfdmforTM •**»
trol of
mgs
New Ttrkui New Orleani Cor*
ruponffence.
utun Mi Wimo u< l*»»M.
Wo yi*kl oar Editorial *p*ee today to
the following letter*—one from New
York, the other foam New Orieann:
tm> law York.
New Yobs, October 10th, 1871.
The Political Editor of Thb Atlanta
Daily Sow will pereeivr, by the an
nouncement in the New York World, of
thin date, in large capitals, that “TAM
MANY HALL IB DETHRONED!”
which i* istle«il, ‘ ‘ayrsgf victory for the date
igmton if the Reform party. "The Republi
can Party ia rejoicing over the dtacoBititure
of the Tammany King, notwithstanding
the latter i hared the epoil* of Municipal
victories with the former, even to the ex
tent of turning dht Democrat* of ability
and integrity to give place to Republi
can; an, for instance, Joseph W. Jlonck,
eon of the well known Democratic Gover
nor of this Statis William C. Bonek, «»
T. lirennan, in order to give placo to a
Republican instead. But now, rfbtfcifli-
standing the Sachem of Tammany were
tho loyalest of the loyal kluring the war
JfctwSen foe States, allowed Tammany
Hall to We the headquarters m recruiting*
to fight the rebels; gavo up tho balconies
to Republican bands of music to discourse
martial tunes every day, and on every
Fourth of July, supplied the rostrum iu
the main hall with poets, orators, wsr
speeches and war whoops for the
war-path. Nevertheless, the Republican
press is triumphant over the down
fall of the Tammany Sachems, Grant!
Sachem William M. Tweed; Magnate of
the Public Works, Sachem A. Oakey
Hall, the Mayor of New York City; Sach
em Peter B. Sweeny, President of the
Public Central Park; Sachem Richard
U. Connolly, the High Controller at the
Publio Spoils of Taxation; Sachem Mat
thew T. Urennau, Uia High Site,ill' of
the City and County of New York; Hilda
cm John J. Bradley, Grand Chamberlain
of all the money bugs; Kaelu ius Isaac
Bell and James B. Nicholion, the Com
missioners of AH tho Public Charities,
Joseph Dowling, Senior Police Justice,
aud Saclmu Barnaul B. Garvin, District
Attorney, and Sachems Emanuel B. Hart
and Nathaniel JnrviB, the Grant Coadju
tors.
The expositions of the official turpi
tude, embezzlements and flagitious di*.
honesty of tho principal Sachems of the
Tammany Society, iu which tho other
Sachems have more or less participated,
have excited tho utmost indig nation of ail
intelligent citizens of both parties
throughout the State, as was manifested
'id the 1 lucent State Convention. The
Democracy has already ostracised Mayor
Hall, Controller Connolly, Commissioner
W. M.Tweed,Peter B.Sweonv and others,
aud designated them as publio Thieves.
Not one man in tho State said one word
in defence of them, and the delegates of
Um Tammany party did not have the
effrontery to preeeut themselves before
the Convention.
The newspapers this morning are
filled with the intelligence of the tre
mendous conflagration in the city of
Chicago. It is all Ja ruins by a fira
which spread itself over uml through
thb whme city, so that’ it was over
whelmed with lira and flnmeH. No no-
oouut is yet given of tho loss of human
life, but tho loss of property will lie felt
in all directions, ami tho insurance com
panies and mercantile firms iu Now York
city, will have to snffor immense losses.
QlUOBVXB.
From New Orleans.
New Orleans, October 10, 1871.
JuIUors tSum Orlenjm, iu oooiw
inou with all our American cities, is
startled by the terrible uews from
Chicago, and a meeting of citizens is
called to-day at tho City Hull to devise
moons for tho relief of the unhappy
sufferers. No such lire has occurred
anywhere on the habitable globe sinoe
with all iU attractions, down to jBflh,
and how bo lifts tho toil w*rn, worldly-
weary soul from earth up to Hearan, and
reveals its richest consolation* I He, on
Sunday lost, laid the corner alone of St.
Joseph s Church, which is to be, when
finished, one of our most magnifi
cent cathedrals, and his discourse,
on tho occasion, came fully up
to publio expectation. It w;
grand tribute to the power and triumphs i frag * upon the negr<
of Catholicity. 1 did not hear it, but, in ] 8ta‘but that it nit
aid was therefore forcible, fraudulent,
and legally void.
The lffth Amendutttit, we condemn,
and can never approve, nor accept as a
finality, because it is a direct at ib at our
Constitutional liberties, and a complete
revolution of our republican system.
And it is upon this section that the
Democracy of the Month or * the least un
PlffmljYts, ©as Jitters, tie.
EICHBER6 & LAJVGCESSER,
Plumbers, Steam and Gas Fitters,
tin
the morning |of Sunday, at a festival in
honor of the Virgin Mary, I west to hear
him quietly at St. Peter's CbinuU, in the
French District of our great city, and
eojoygd/tnch an intellectual treats*)
seldom, if over, enjoyed before. It is
the fiffit time I ever heard Father Ryan,
but if I never h**r kirn again, I shall
remember hie diaooonc on that occasion,
aud his touching eloquence as long as I
live.
The ’’Citizen*’ Association," as it is
called, is about to eeUMisti a new jonrnai
iu this
city, to he pieced nuder the con-
the well-known editor, Mr. Din
one of oar country perishes,
bo, par esentience, an Independent
journal, unassailable by flattery, unap
proachable by money. When it appears,
we shall then, and not till then, be able
to uopreciate its value, if it is to rise
above the common standard.
Yours, Ac.,
_■ IVABHOB.
Of Cows*.
Dr. Bard thinks the Democracy would
have been successful in Ohio and Penn
sylvsnio, in the late elections, if it had
not been tor the teachings of certain
persons in the South, and the Sonthern
people adhering to their teachings: in
other words, if the whole Boutli had
taken his advice there would have be
a triumph foafanA of a defeat in the lute
elections.
He has been advising us to embrace
Radicalism. Of course, if we, and the
Democracy if Ohio and Pennsylvania
also, bud all jomtd the Radical Party,
wo would hnv* bean grandly successful.
There would have been only one side to
the question, and all would havo gone
one way.
After n wliil*, when the Presidential
election comes on, do doubt, the Doctor,
it be should then be publishing the so-
called True Georgian, will advise us to
vote for Grant; and if Grant should be
defeated, the Doctor will blome ns for
mot taking his advice ; and if Grant
shuuld be elected, he will brag on his
own wisdom, and congratulate and praise
those who will have taken his odvio*.
Doctor, begin in time. Don’t wait too
long to advise us to support Grant. We
all are very suro you are cautiously ap
proaching that point, and that, sooner or
later, you will land there and call out
more lustily than over for us all to join
you. Ji^t as well take the dose at once,
and not put. off the evil day too long.—
Come; jump into the ring, toss up your
hat, ubtp your hands, and cry out, "Ho 1
every ono that desires Dr. Sum. Bard to
holed out of Orant’s public-crib—gold-
spebn, parade here; indorse Grant's prin
ciples, swear by him, and vote for him.
lit this way you make my gain I"
suffrage at all, that its Usurpation Is the
most palpable, and the m ist hi leniis.—
The suffrage of the negro and the rouse
quent counting of him iu the apportion-
meot of poHtioal powers, is too t reat an
element of power place.I iu our own
hands, for us of the tt.mtb to object to
it as a matter of policy, »nJ if left to
our own selves, we would most certainly
avail oatwelves ot it. Ho lor then tut a
Southern prejudice against tlie negro is
concerned, it anunot cuter into the argu
ment, for that projudioo would bo mere
than outweighed by the interest wc would
have iu the political powers the negro
would give us.
We wish the Northern Democracy
could appreciate - our sentiments upon
this matter, ooultl understand that it is
for them as well as for ourselves, that we
are hftldiug up our hands and baring our
breasts in defense of the Constitution of
our fathers. There ore now no sectional
differences to divide us. .Slavery is as
dead as a nit, killed not by the 18th
Amendment, bat by the result of tho war,
and there are none who wish to revive it.
But we never associated State right with
slavery, and because slavery is dead we
cannot consent to have tbo States mur
dered too. No, let slavery go, but let us
cherish ns the vita dicir of liberty the
integrity of the States—when it is dead
then indeed is the nation lost, and Amer
ican liberty will becomo a heartless lie.
A IV11 More Holds about the
thuuifeat tire that uoourred iu Loudon in volvod iu this matter ura nut to'bo cir-
YWYS, where ton thousand honses art, eumserltied by sectional bounds.
said to have been eousumed by tho de
vastating element.
The South is everywhere suffering from
foe efoeta of the war, fmt stiu edit
respond *s gyyeromjy us she can to the
mad* to hertmamnity,
add the Crescent City will not fail of the
sfoy' that devolves upon her on this oc
casion. "Do us von would bo done by
when a similar calamity leads you to in
voke the kindly aid of your sister cities,"
will be her watchword now, It matters not
that Chicago is a Northern city—greatly
Broeporou* and a little boastful witliaL
It is enough to kindle the sympathy of.
American citizens everywhere, to know
that she has suffered AoSt lerriWv, and
requires the prompt succor of nit oh*
eountavinen, iwaonliew of latitude, creed
yFfoffJ. HuJSmty h*« Often pr,»v<f
itself heretofore, aud will often prove it
self again, a stronger bond of union thou
tLe CgostifolMin-gtsong « tho
ought to be.
SfhiW.Hguu has tart boon winning
golden opunous from all classes of oor
citizen t. He U certainty one of the finest
orator* that I have ever heard, and it is
no bout on royiiart. while it ia_u fact,
t tat I nave HtMefnu the host orators of
No one regrets more than wo do tho
untimely opening of this question. It
was one Uncalled for l>y any emergency,
and was BtrnngofyJ inconsistently and
gratuitously thrust upon the parties by
Mr. Vallandigham. No exigency of party
policy demanded its enunciation, and wc
for some time avoided its discussion ns
we would havo refrained from touching
the spring that was to open u Pandora
box. But it was eagerly caught up by
others, and stranger thnu all by Sonthern
Democratic journals, and its iiernicioiis
doctrines were forced before our people
with a *e*l that would havo been praise
worthy, had it been enunciated with in
telligence, uml a hotter spirit of courtesy
and respeot for tho opinions of tlioso who
did not so readily fall into its specious
doctrines.
It is to be regretted that a spirit of in
deoent virulence has seized upon those
journals at tho South who advocate tho
Now Departure, and the terms traitor-
rebel—old Bourbon, and fogy, bavo boon
freely hurled at the purest and best of
our land who could not so easily lay aside
the teachings of a life long experience,
and a patriotic conviction of right and of
duty.
Even the matchless purity of Geor
gia’s most gifted son has been rudely as
sailed, and epithets creditable to a Five-
point rough, havo been heaped upon
him by journalistic poppycocks, who, in
the highest conceptions of their puny
braius were incapable of eomprelieudiug
his most trivial thought.
Such despicable arguments attest the
weukuess of their positions, as well
ua aviso** (he strength of their mental
calibre, not to say anything of their
moral stamina.
They need no argument in reply, as
they confute themselvos. It is to the
sober thinking people we would address
our words, the people at the North as well
at tho South, for the principles
,ut hern
A-itli Stine
Are always Ready vltb a Fall Block of
Wfttjuu find Water
Oat*, Sf earn and Water Pipen!
Lift anti Force 1*Hni/ts. of all Description; Math Tubs, Water
Closets, Wash Basins, and a General Atssorlment of num
bers’ and Gas Fitters’ Materials, Chandeliers, Gas
Fixtures, Globes, Fir.
hanta, they ore well prrjjar.d to execute all orders In a workmanlike manner and at
if. Or.
■Sluctllntuon#.
tsro wan,
Proprietor Excelsior Plastering Works,
1\ O. Box 400, ATLANTA, GA.
ang3fl 6m. ‘ '
Henry Bischoff & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND DBALKHH IN
Hlce, Wines, El<| uoi-re, He-
gur*,ToDncco. <Sto.
No. 107, East Ray Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
SISCHOVT. 0. W0LB X. B. riKI'XB.
yViliiiiiliKtl-ntoi-’« gule.
State or Gboboia, i
• Taeiafkbho Coumtt. )
FY virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of
_ > aald county, will be aold on the flrat Tuesday In
November next, 1871, between the lawful hours of
Sale, before tho Ourt Houho door In Crawfordvllls,
iu aaid county, the Plantation whereon Mra. Dovey
Clemmons reaided at the time of her death. Thu
aituation ia healthy, aociety good, convenient to
railroads, churches, mill*, aud poat office. Land
Suited to tho culture of corn, cotton, or small grain;
In good repair. Mr. Alexander Clemmona ia
They
are eminently nutioiinl as well as con
servative, nnd the hardy lumber man of
Maino is as much interested in them,
as is foe dashing cab,Mere of the Texan
prairie.
Wo would first havo them to know
that it is no captious Sonthern preju
dice that actuates the opponents of the
New Departure’, hut it is a conservative
national principle. We are opjtosod to
tho amendments to tbo Constitution, not
because they aWisli slavery, not because
they regulate apportionments of tho fed
ora! constituency, uot because they con
fer tlrn privilege of suffrage upon the
tgre>, but beueusc of higher and more
aiktitutionaf grounds.
Tho thirteenth amendment wo would
net repeal eqdistnrli, nor do we believe
Stal dsw is -one ins* it Aw flat would
be willing to re-establish slavery in the
land. The only objection that could be
tiiffnl against it, it ik the violence its
adoption did the national and tytetitu-
tional doctrine of State* ltigkta.Tnlator-
fering in the pokoe and local affairs of
State.
The elijeotious to Urn Uth Amendment
arc more grave, inasmuch us it disfran-
dnfsos a ncrgepotfihn of our citizens, and
time, with approved paper*. Tbit, Heptomber 8,
1871. alAMEH M. TRIPLETT,
■cplMdii AdniiniRtrator.
00,000 DOIiliAHS
TO LOAN,
A T seven per cent* for atx months or longer, on
Uold Collateral.
Partiea wishing to borrow had best apply prompt
ly to
CHA8. J. JENKINS,
Proaldent,
Or, J- 8. DEAN, Cashier Merchants' aud Planters'
National Hank,
2123 Hroad Street,
aep29 lm Augusta. Georgia.
HL G- SoliinaAsa
Wholeaalo and Retail Dealer in
BOOTS and SHOES,
No. 67 Whitehall Street,
ATLANTA, GA.
H ah. NOW IN STORE HI8 FALL STOCK. EM-
braciug full lines of T. Milea A Son. J. C. Wil-
" *** ‘ oelobraL il Philadolj>hia
■ took of Eastern made
goods. Prices guarantied to bo as low as any in this
oily. Merchants buying for CASH, aud cuuaumcm
generally, are invited to examine his stock before
buying. octa-lm
New Uoute to Mobile, New Orieuns
Yick*burg and Texas,
Blue Mountain Route
V I A
SELMA, ROME, AND DALTON
Railroad and Its Connections.
X >\UHKNGKBS LEAVING ATLANTA DY THE
i/tl aWc K»J«5!S
at 10 A.H.. makiug clone connection with
FAST EXPRESS TRAIN
Of 8olum, Rome aud Dalton Railroad, arri\ iug at
»*(“*•* r. m.
aud making close connections with train of Alabama
Central Railroad, arrlviug at
nwi.ioa,... two a. u.
i*lk«vu 11:5U A. M
vuuauir* sits r. m.
ALSO, maka aloae ronWH-tion at CALEIIA willi
trains ot SuutS and NoftA Alabama Iiallroal, ttriv-
tngft
Srlu* vracileal mt- Lani-a. Stag ora wallprrutr.
'bow»rr W8W Yfon* sstcek
SII'HOUS’ BA NCI XU ACADK1 7.
|JbO»E88oU NICHOLS’ RESPECTFULLY AN-
A uouuce* that Uv will resume the exercises of his
Academy
At the Skating Sink,
On Thursday. October 10,1871.
Dave of Tuition-For ladies. Mifofo and Master*,
ou Thuraday, at 4 v. M. t and Hatorday morning st 10
o’clock.
Gcnta* Night Clasa--On Thuraday and Friday nighta
Practicing Soirees on Friday nights.
Private lessons given If desired. oct T-44
octa-dt
HO! FOR THE FAIR
XJV ATXiAJiTTA.
T HE ATLANVIfl AMD GULF FREIGHT LINE
will carry freights Intended for exhibition at the
Fair to be held at Atlanta, commencing on the 10th
October, for tariff ifoUe, and back to Haetern cities
free. Pseecngere will be carried, utaamehlp, to Sa
vannah, at |35 75. Ticket# good uutU December *
1871. O. IK OWENS,
eepttt-tf General Agent.
‘Aftaata Son {kotpcctns.
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THE NEXT GREAT ANNUAL
GEORGIA STATE FAIE
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Commencing Monday, October 33d,
AMO CONTINUING
a time, and that all bin taken
l on PV^--the aatne In Clubs as otherwise. To secure tho
•*«. Imll begin mi4
Tennyaon,
feigUnJ, than au.v man living
high and exponaivc brow, lumioooa ev
and poatio face; and when ho opens big d|fo*
mouth to apeak, what flowing, mualc4 —fit
utterance* I What ygwex. and aplondor we won]
. jiW^e or* juiy The
rtioument clause of the 14th ameud-
ul u a matter of
. of principle, and were it diaaevered from the
tlieaamo proscriptive olaiiso an.I the elauso com-
lbm-baau TIckeis via Kingston at tbs General
Ticket Omeo, ur at tbo U. 1. Kimball House.
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General Passenger Agent.
K. G. HARNEY, * ^
General Superintendent,
E. V. JOHNSON. Local Agent.
M l’UHf No. A Kimball House.
AT AUCTION,
THURSDAY OCTOBER 19, m.
1 W11.I, SELU AT AUCTION, ON THURSDAY,
the 10th dev of October, under the NaUqual Ho
wl, commencing at 10 o’clock a. si., the Suick of
Ohitblng end in«c« Goode of IUUU CAMPBELL A
CO., <\>nsi«ting of Clothing of tho latest styles, from
tho largest manufactories of New York and Balti
more.
Fine Shirt*, comprising a mil stock of the CILE-
lHUiy.1) DIAMOND SHIRT, perfect flUing aud
mado only by Jno. M. Davie k Oo., Nwr York.
I*. P. !>. This world renowned brand of Drawer*
the varv beet made; Uudemhirt*. merino sad sii
wool; Hosiery. Handkerchiefs, Ac.; Splendid Silver
Case;^French PUte Mirror; Elegant Ikonxe
How -to Remit Mon^yi
We will b i rj*p >aiibls for thj *afo ar.-iv»l of aU money sent ua by Mousy Order bv ReniBinred t «iia.
tb.*^ r °i>“'lbI™rii?wS n g O m 0therWl ‘*' " lD “ ™«*l*tor«iltottM U*!S?TSiSSl5
pa’S’iff^pSi** ^ «u « h ^4 tor. m.4 t «i« win Kna b. etna wb., th. Um.
Ebraoos sending money by Express must prepay nargea.
To Correspondents ■
. ,^ r ’ Stephens will remain in Orewfordyflle. Hie oMBectioe with TMI MlflM will not chans* his **■
of Sure A U “ PoUUc * 1 fhunaas.
,Blt ’ —*»n>Toansi xwpartmma, ot«id
The Weekly Sun
IS.t;"*" f on»l *U«a wllh Un aholcret reading mattar. It contain, tho cram
^ U-n* o»*~«5lnU«a. iffSfcSiSSr
re . 1 ™ “i 7 ? 1 * of «“ Foople, tho Advocate of Joatto* Um Dnitndnt of
burdens beeped upon a tax-payinf people.
It wjil adhere to the old, safe, time-honored landmarks of the Democratic Per-
SP*?" th ^vtnen. Mr. STBPH1BV8 to thoroafohr
Wock, and wiu contribute to It* oolluniM nlaioat a-Uy,
PREPARATION ON A GRAND SCALE!
THE FINEST PARE AND BEST RACE TRACK
On the American Continent.
Seven Magnificent Exhibition Halls!
2S0 SPLENDID HORSE COTTAGES!
$10,000 IN CASH PREMIUMS
OtTered for nut Horses—Trotting or Hanning. The Fastest
Horses in the ATorthsoest and South tote Present.
Superior -fecommodmlions for stoetc.
GRAND STAND
CAPABLE OF ACOOMMODAT1NQ FIVE THOUSANP PEOPLE.
GRAND STATE REGATTA!
Over $1,000 in Oaah Premium*! Boat Clubs invited from New York to New Orleene. Fifteen differ
ent Clubs expected. River bank Terraced for One Mile, Ten Thousand spectator* can lj® seated ou tbo
beautiful greonveward *t one time,
Three Newspapers to In Printed on the Grounds.
Tslegmph, Express and Posl-oBoaa In Bill oparetlon on tha fioanj, daj and night, tor th. convenlmc. of
A HANDSOME COTTAGE
With Privets Booms for Accommodation of Editor* end Newspaper **■*■—•
GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION!
Every Day at a P. M
W ARC fatsok wjbwton,
Th. dtaflngui.hM fJMc.trUn, f F3 m for|. B 1U of, Mogdig sad T^g, OtdHbar 3*l and 2(tli,
|nd Illustrate hla wonderful powers of endoranos whiok hev* sr^isdtl^
* wonder and admiration of the world.
Others Exhibitions of Rare Interest and Merit!
WHl bo of Daily Occurroqce Throughout (be ge©k.
STREET CARS!
Will take Passenger* to and from the Park to any part of the City every fifteen minutes. FARE, ONLY
TH CENTS I
Hfoodksruhiefk, Ac.:
.. «nch Plato Mirror; , ,
Gas Fixtures, together with eU the Furniture of i
tint-class atom.
The attention of partis* buying Winter Clothing.
M well as merchants generally, is caUed to this mie
an one that will supply the wants of aU.
The sole will be poaltlva, without any reservation.
tebfbcash. e. e. Kiimocx,
QCUafild Assigns* of Ueau Campbell a Co.
Atlanta Marble
tv, and ntemly
•oflsted in th*
w « •* tta Wanda ot Utonr. arwynlwia to aid In .xtondin*
ch ^> pgw. “*> u* Oab Bn are parttcolarly (avorabl.. ^
The 1-restdanOal rental tor UTt win ba th. most Import
volrcd are momanlona, and an that patriots hold dear la at atala.
V Woahlj Is a vary
“>• »' Th. tan« in.
WBUti HSTDEIAVOB.
ITlovIrtre-UhnHnt tatartlj and aanlossl r NOW. BE-
SPECIAL PREMIU1IS!
Areoffsrad, amonnttn* toovar $10,000. VH* ~ ina| Dollnre
oOHiAkvuomanl
tees an*, with all th. Ihta threaten! th. oonnOp tarn ltar 1
I ftelght hava
na Chisago to
Works.
t>f fooartt, »h*t toUarttew of Wing I
Row it* rivet* attention! Ho« ko kin-
«e*MvtatM*l How be damUwven,
WILLIAM GRAY
IMPORTER AND DBALKR IN
American, Italian and all other Marble*
AXU
SCOTCH CJU.I7TE.
Vases, Tombs, and
_ >ly repu-
Rieff|iioud-
ttifiplion. Ttf ONUMENTB, 8tataee.
ffnk Tk (Hhcr *7** of Marble Work dona
. , . % . . ‘ AiUS , li ttoe and in the latest and mostapproyHI m
WiB Beter put fairly before the people, Designs or ail cemetery workVarnU** fkkk m
* iU adoptioa by the boutbern SUtee 9. hum.
foreed at the point of the bayonet, | nn«9f »m
The Radicals, with tbs aid of buyonete, have thrust upon us the
■?—«‘*nh» taOM*8 Uth a tau itan!G,,relioih? tta
the nmjoci ty Faction in Congmm. Hie -----
til) farS^togowtih'.
th« counsels of tbs Democratic Party’,
TM^^SSbESSbOT* 1 -
respectfully oak a Hair share of jmbttc
Only m from NEW TORE to MACON AND
RETURN ,
aratuttremmoa to Nurth and South,
Wa reapretfally ask a Mr share of public pntronn,
dll communication, or Uttar, on UuatnomahonUba ,
Amartcan
than
day.whioi
J* HENLY SMITH, Manager,
ATLX5TX. GA,
Twenty Thousand Visitors Expected Doily
-tn«lL re ’* T ‘•MhsSv. !.t«
thb Grounds.
SEND FOR SEVISE9 PREMIUM LIST* TO TH* UNDERSIGNED.
on
A. HOFF, Mayor.
