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THE DAILY SUN. XCKDAT MOBMPK 1 OcTQBia »1 " Office in the Sun Building, West tide <f Bromt tired. Second Boor South of A'abama. fry X, w Adrcrtiscme.its alirays found on First Bags; Local and Business Notices on Fourth Page. AgcaU f.r Ihr bum, Thomas N. Honin, ThomirUU, Os. J«MM AWJtP Ki ” DaV* ilCUfr AfhMM. Os. J. WwoiiTjWoodslo< H. a Hakultov, Del ton, Os. ' • IXSr&i'ii COALi fctou Co. a. J. L. Surra. Ctotraoop, Teuu. W*Mfc «**—to Hrin term, of mbseriptioD in the first oolomu on onr , Knoxville, Tenn. .Os. , Woodstock, Os or yesterday at 3 o'clock. We * t if this vu a legal step. The Coosi ition provides tbat ia osse of n vacancy in the office of Governor, the Pryffhst If the Senate slmll exercise the duties of tl^e of fice or Governor. ^Iioreiiiitiia arcjto ho cxercltal by liim, l>) tjdha of jliis bring President of the Senate. Ha does not thereby beconocVJovornor—only cjccrcitss the dnties of the office. When he ceases to be President of the Senate, ho ceases to havo authority to exercise the duties of Oovcrnor. If this view be correct, Judge Conley will be out of office to morrow; and whoever is then chosen Prondfn) of the Senate will havo the le- We publish in foil, the decisions of ipresno Coot; also the daily "I the Pro- -- r “-rr" of Sis Court, and keep the “Older of Bnstnees" Handing in our single <***»'<£»*« DAILT-. Sssfw aUaSIOs Mg- Tfae following editorial, by Mr. Stephens, was written on Bstarday last, and was in type yesterday, before it was known that Gov. Bullock had resigned. We, however, lay it before onr renders, os many will, doabtlees, be interested in reading his views upon ths question of impeachment: Ought Governor Bullock to be - of the Hole The twe questions which head this ar ticle have been propounded to us, in substance, from various quarters. We propose to reply io them both together in this way, and in as brief end pointed a manner as jnstios to the subjoot will sBeW. - * r ” ’•* ‘ 1. The answer to the first quostion, then, we ssy, in our judgment, depends entirely a poo s correct answer to another question; and that is, has Governor Bui- lock, in his administration, been guilty of such mslfsassnoe in office ss to war rant on iiWpeaebUset 1 Has ho .violated soy low t Has he misused ths funds or credit of the State T Has be, in any way, auerupUy itsod the high trust imposed in him T If he hks, then, most assured ly, in onr judgment, ho ought to be im peached and removed. How the facts are wo do not know. Wc prejudge no man. Bat upon the Legislature, as the Grand Inqnsst s* the Btste; devolves the great and responsible duly of making a full sod iaspqriiql iavestigation of the facta—the official ant, of Governor Bullock; and if he ba found to be criminally derelitt, lie should be brought to trial and puuisb- mani.--ker theparpeeeef the investiga tion, wo heh'aie a Joint Committee of ~ the two Houses, two of the Senate, and three of the House, composed of the ablest and bast men in each body, should be raised, clothed with powor to send for persons snd papers, to whom the whole matter should ha given in oliarge. Tliis Committse should be ohosen in in each Housa by s rim voce vote, snd not Appointed by the Presiding officer of either. The responsibility of the selec tion should pest upon the individual ■Mttbesa of each House respectively, who will, in this way, be responsible to their eoostituenis for the votes they may give in thn sjselioa of the Committee. If, upon s thorough and impartial inves tigation, by this Committee, between Governor Bullock snd the people ol Georgia, nn set of liis shall be found, trUeb wotisots an impeachment, then no movement on that line ought lo be imtituted. But if any suoh sets shall be found, then, in oar judgment, no considerations of on extraneous nature whatever, ought to arrest or prevent his impeachment and removal. In relation to the second qnestiou, to what should be done by tho Legislo tire upon tho subject of tho lease of the Htate Komi, our opiulon is, Hint all questions pertaining to tho validity of this lease are of a jndicinl character, and that the Legislature should do nothing in relation to it, except lo provide by joint resohiiiou a law for having these questions properly submitted to the Courts. Tho public sentiment of Ihe Htate twelve mouths ago seemed to bo very generally in favor of a tense of the rood. The policy or impolicy of that mode of dhqmsing, temporarily, of tliia property at the Htate is not, therefore, news ques tion for the consideration of the present Legislature. The only question upon this subject mom properly hetrre ths osustry, is the legality of ths lease which was mads, snd the only duty resting upon the Legislature in regard to it, is to have that question properly settled by the Courts. A H. 8. gal authority to exercise the duties of the ityfe trcd* the ' advice. These conspirators fear, above oil else, the re-election ol General Grant Their iusidieos efforts to frWend him as to the true situation in the floMh having utterly failed, they now fear that some persist Governor’s office. We prescut this view ss s ressonalile one—entertained by Its Hock’s object- in having Coljry | •worn in before to-morrow was to fasten a Bodies! raeesssor upon as. In this he will foil; for if the view above presented held to lie uot uncording to law, the Legislator* has authority to order n new election, which it will, no doubt, do at oner, and we shall havo a new Governor who will be the choice of tho people, Mil of the Democrats of the Htate. «0I’. MULLOCK JtKMHl.r* I The UHchtl Ca rre qisede n ce 1 Bullock Give* ftesre Hensons for hi* Course f State ut Osuuula, Department or Htato, Atlanta, Oct. 80. 1871-8 o'clock, r. 7b lit* Him. JJenj'tmin Conley, Presi/fenl tiKl hsy*. at this moment, beeril »*<* Postponed uqlfl after the misting placed in possession of the enclosed com munication from the Hon. It. B. Bul lock. being liis resignation of the office of Governor of the Htato of Georgia- said communication being transmitted to me through the bands of Col. It. H. At kinson, the Secretary of tho Executive Department. fh ereby give you notice to re; Capitol in Atlanta within .ir to ays of tnsi daj your ( (1st. Outlook', Uasigmitlun. Last evening, the entire, oomtuanity was roused td I high degree ol excite- metiVTvy the report that the Governor hud resign* £ and that Han. fltoj. Cen- l hr. the lgggUeut of the lust Senate, bod been ityO n in as his suessssur by Chief J unties Looluan*. We publisli Mm offisiol earssspesdsuoe, as well as the Governor's address fu, Ms political fbsoils. ia whioh ha pretond* to give his ssi gi SI Jot resigning; ia stothss unlumn this ssoruing. (Tbisto^fs teqaiushto ton plea of guilty. If ha had remained here and opsnly Confessed It the public mind , would liAsdly ba any mars firmly impres sed with it* truth, while hs would hove received non lyopstty and ^m^peot hy .u „, .J—....„ ,. . ... ..... .... . k un.c, NTHNNE When ha Jeft, Rm an-4 Ibveomes Govornor during the uuexpired uuunescl that lm would re turn ' tonight 1***°? “7 «*« • •uoeesaor is the Capitol in Atlanta within ten the date hereof snd take the oath of of fice of Governor Indore any Judge of the Supreme or Judge of tile Superior Court; otherwise it will be my duty to consider yon as having resigned, and I shall pro ofed to inform the Speaker of the House of liepresenlativea Bespeetfully, your obedient servant, Davis G. Com no, Secretary of State. Executive Depart mint, bTATE or Ororgia, Atlanta. October 80, 18T1. Bon. Barid G. Catling, Saretary of Stole, Atlanta, Ga.: Sm; I am directed by his Exoellency the Governor to transmit to you, to be filed iu your office, tho enclosed paper, containing bis resignation os Governor of Georgia. I am, vory respectfully, obedient servant, — it. H. Ai AissoN, Secretary Executive Dept. Exec im vb Departm xnt, ) Hr atm or Ououou. J Atlanta. Ga., October U. 1871. ) To irhom it may concern—ure.eiiny: Bo it known tliut, good and sufficient reuoM mo thereunto moving, I do liero- bv resign tho office of Governor of tliia State, to liike effect on Monday next, tho 30tU day of October, iu the yeur of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hu mired ami Seventy-One, ubd on tbat daj and date deliver over to tho lion. Benjamin President of tho Senate, the Ex ecutive Power of the Governiueut, until the election *uid qualification of a Gov ernor in the mode prescribed by Para graph IV, Artiolelv, Section 1, of the Constitution of this State. And the Sec retary of the Executive Department will enter the foregoing of reoord in the Ex ecutive Minutes, aud place the Capitol Building, Executive llooortb^Docuinents, Beak, and Mansion, in ths control of the asid Benjumin Conley, upon liis taking the oath of office prescribed by Para graph V, Section 1, Article IV, of the Constitution. Kurus B. Bullock, Governor. Mom for Iff Ex. DR1*'T Htatr or ORORGIA, ) Atlanta. Georgia. Ootobi r 88. 1871. j To my Political b\ieml* and Ihe Peojtle if (tent-yin: I have this dsy received information, the truth of which I cunuot doubt, that the political eonspiratont who itcek the ovo*4hrow, not only of tho rt'sonMtruoted flovernment of Georgia, hut of the United States, havo secured the pledges of a sufficient number of the incoming mem hers of tho Lower House of tho General Assembly to vote without previous inves tigatiou for Articles of lm|Teachincut against me immediately after they have assembled snd orgauised on Wmluesdny, tho Hrat day of November next; and tlmt having uJoptcd such articles iu the House a sufficient number of Republi can 8 imtors will Ik' unsi'utcd to ensure conviction upon tho articles so presen ted. I also fenrn that the Judge of the Supreme Court, who is |>crsonully aud politically bitterly hostile to me, hus in formed ms friemU tlmt this programme has licon |>erh cted, and that ho has been selectt'd to preside over the Senate duriug the trial; aud that tho Hcuutor represen ting Gen. Toombs’ district is to bo elec ted President of the Senate and immediate ly announce himself as, and claim to be, Governor during the pcniiug iropeach- * “ ilk * * cial position, the charges of every char acter which these people are sure to make and proclaim against me can be brought before the courts, and I shall nmer sknk from any judicial inquiry that is invested ol political bias and pre judice. May I bo pardoned for a word ol warning to the men who fought for tho Union f Six months ago in Georgia the mass ol the people were acquiescing in the re sults of the war. and were willing to uc cept those results as being finalities, but under tlie later public teaching of cer tain old louden who need not be named, the whole situation has changed, and leading gentlemen, even in the Demo cratic party, who dared to speak iu favor of acquiescence and peace have been ag ent aud itvefHtityc-meiateaaBcc oi i right umln ministration which brilliantly marked General Grant's mili tary advances in the overthrow of the re bellion may defeat their revolutionary ftrily persuaded and satisfied that these men purpose to control the Govex^mont, ami reverse the political result* of the'post few years by peocctnl means, if they can. or by foal means, If they dare. Failing in this, another at tempt at separation will he mode. If evidence of this wore wanting, wc need but point to the public and private utterances of those who were foremost in secession and rebellion, and now de nounco and ignore the fundamental law —the ConatUutiun (tf 0*c Untied Slate*. Will the country heed and take care, before it is too late to prevent another wur with its frightful consequences? If my action in this emergency had of the incoming body of legislators, the Executive branch of our titate Govern ment would have been absorbed by the conspirators in the Legislative branch, snd there would hove been no check upon the wholesale repeal and destruc tion of all tho great measures of reform and progress that we have luborod so hard to establish. The free school sys tem would be uboliebed, the eel oiwd citizen denied every right guar anteed to him, and the whole work of internalimprovement carried on by north ern capital would be swept away. The growing spirit of lawlessness and pro scription for opinion’s sako is daily ren dering the property and lives of Union men and Republicans more and more unsafe, and I fmr the worst oonsequeu- ces if the Executive office should be filled by one uot only in symputliy with those who urge on and inflame this feeling, hut who is moved and actuated by them. — With no one in the Executive office to call upon (lie General Government for protection, its friends and supporters would he handed over without mercy to tho assaults of their enemies. For these reasons I have determined on this step, believing that much which lias already been accomplished can be preserved through the wise and firm afaock upon revolutionary will he given by Gov. Conley in control of the Executive branch of the Govern ment, and that thereby the good of the whole people of Georgia will be promo ted; ana I shall cheerfully give to Gov. Conley all the information and assistance within my power that he may desire. Rufus B. Bullock. i)rofc»»ional Cards. ~ THOS. N. HOPKINS, Attorney & Counsellor at Law, imUNSWICK. OA. lawick, AlJapa WM. G. STEPHENS^ ATTOUNEY AT A.A.W, OKAWFORDVILLE, OA. oetls-ls . tlTIFATMCE. rnsnt suil tlu'iuafUir fot tLo uulauoo of ? form. Upon this state of facts I liavo tleciilrel to resign tho ofiieo of Govoiuor, to toko Hlrct Iwfore the mooting auil qualifica tion of the uow momlx-ra of tho now baity, and thereby ilrfunt this notorious selirmo of there desperate political con spiratoni. .. By, this course I shall protect my po litical friends in the Henate from the ex pulsion that has been foreordained in or der to secure my impeachmcut, and, at the same time, save the State from tho disasters that would lie sure to follow iu tho wnke of success ou tho part of the uapsrduaed aud unrepentant ltebcl lead ers, wbo, though comparatively few iu nnmbers, move the manses by the irre- sislable pressure* of sectional hate end u. LAWIOV. LAWSON At FITZPATRICK, Attorneys at Law, EATONTON, OA* WIU |>ractico in th« Ocnmlgee Circuit and flu- prrniH Court. Prompt attentiou given to Collections M. Tbo Junior refer*, by permiitalon. to U«>u. A. II. Stephens, Hon. P. U. Kobiuson, Hon. A. lleeee, Hon. I,. Ntcpheue. outlh-lm ,T. MADISON CUTTS, Attorney * CounselloratLaw UUOkl 8 MAY HUILDINQ, Cot. Tib and K StTrrte. WASHINGTON, D. C. PrecHuun in R i tbo Courts, before ell Cou mission*. Riiti iu tbe lvi*rt incuts. octl7*Ini ANDREW H H. DAWSON. COUNSKl.LOUATLAW, Oflice 7U1 llroetlwfiy, Ro«*nt 18, M, : tf. NEW YORK JARED IRWIN WHITAKER. Attorney at Law, ATLANTA, UE01UUA. 'llTIH. MIA0T10E IN THE 8KVFIIAL COUUTS, Tl 8tite end Fodurel. Uusineet eutruatetl will receive prompt Rttention. O •‘ce iu frout room, over Messrs. Force's shoe st <re, in the lllsucbanl llaililing, Wbitcbsll fit rest o< tto-tm KENNESAtV HOUSE, MARIETTA. - - (JKOItUIA, IN THE CITY! Altectllaiuons Xbnertieements. | TO DIGRAMS. THE BEST ROUTE FROM Atlanta to Memphis Western and Atlantic Memphis! Charleston XL E. 500 Crates assort ed granite and C C Ware for $80 per crate. Cheapest ev er offered in State. Send for list of con tents. MERCIIA NTS IN City and Country C ONSULT YOUtt INTEREST; EXAMINE OUR stock and prices bo fora you buy. We import CUTLERY AND CROC foods. Wa call particular attention to our stock of TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY, and do not believe tbat for eaUtut variety and prices it is equaled in tbs South. A-IV IMMENSE STOCK George Wotlenholm and Son’s Celebrated IXL Cutlery. JOSEPH ROGERS & SON’S TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. CK WARD dr CO. B 4 • ANY. Wu arc agents for the CELEBRATED HARD RUBBER HANDLE KNIFE. Ho you scant ll’adetf llulclser’s, Rogers if Son’s, IXL and other best Brands ot Razors, Scissors and Knives. Call on ns. McBBIUE, k Co. Looking Glass Flates. I have saaintainsd my ojficiaj position r ust the assaults of these people upon course ot equal rights aud ftepubli- OSU Owwinusl just as lmqr as it is pos sible for me to be of surrfee, snd now, tor the perpceefof again defeating this stent onslaught of these destroyers, I ! lav* resigned this office into ths hands ot that asMs sad unswerving friend ol right and justice, the Hon. Benjamin Caniey, who, nadsr ths Constitution, by of being President of the Heunte, It i» mm stated b) hi* tonight that he flatted by the people. No charge has _ , . j, yet i>e«u brought sgaiust him, beouusc •frt lwo *wt wo hire at- ho has Pot heretofore been supposed to ‘a suspicion—a half be uu ohetael* in Jbo way of the uoiupir ,SS| hsey, that ha waold ■ r return if ray o ,uits are now made ra. u™. SS fff BACON ! B A. OONTJl JtitA LBS. HEAVY CINCINNATI CLEAR HIDE**. •jn.800 lbs. Tsnnrfifios fUdcs and Shoulders. 1UU o lbs. lAtnl—bsrrels and cans. 7.WW bills —all gratles—Flour. 8 uer loads choice white snd mixed O Barley. Oats, Cement, Lime an«l blaster, all in a aud tur Halo at loweat rate#. A. LEYDE W. M. William*. octau G- W. ADAIR, Auct’r. FOUR XiO TS . I WILL 8RLL ON THE PREMISES, NEAR THS Junction ol the Atr-Llne and Georgia Railroads, oaTUkSDAY. Slat im.t., at « o'clock p. FOU" LOTS, as per plat, st my oAeo. Ou No. 1 te a coo fortabts 8-room house, garden, etc. On No. 8 la good well. This propelty Is In a pari ot the etty where ths population is rapidly Increasing, and property Improving in value. Parties wanting cheap homes should look at these Lots. Indisputa ble titles. Term cash. Conveyance out and tn. G. W. ADAIR. Oc480-7t Real Estate Agent. raiutniLPHiA and ailaxta WINE & LIQUOR CO. N«. 3 Brand Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, raOBTEU or, AND WtaolosMtlo 30 ess lor as Jade* Ooalsy was sworn ia as Govern- As for myself, being divested of ofl- I Pure Wines and Liquors We offer the Cheapest and Best line oi House - Keep ers’ Goods m theCity. Cut lery, Spoons, Forks,Knives Waiters, Cas tors, Vases <fc Toilet Sets. In fact, any thing needed in a well kept house. Call with the cash IcBrids & Co. Leave Atlanta.. . 4 00 A. M 10dW F.M. r.X9.16P.M 10:11 P. M. NO OTHER ROUTE OFFERS Double Daily Trains TO ANY POINT ON THE MisNiMMippi River SOUTH OE CAIRO. 73 MILES SHORTER Than Any Other Mne to Memphis. Making CLOSER CONNECTIONS with the only Train from Memphis to LITTLE ROOK. Starting from Atlanta at 10:80 p. in., yuu leave Chattanooga fl;30 a. m., arrive at Memphis 10:15 p. m , leave Memphis for Little Rock 7 :S0 a. m. If any one should offer inducements to yon to go via Nashville to Little Rock, reoiember that there ia but oae train on that route, which leaves Atlanta in the Morning starting *2 hours too soon, yo on a tedious journey 9 hours longer, snd ariiveio Memphis only to meet with T hours mors deteuUon than if you had left Atlanta on the 10:80 p. m. train, and gone direct by the only RELIABLE ROUTE. If you are to go by boat from Memphis, leave Atlan ta in the morning, arriving in Memphis 12:11 p. m. Boats leave at 5:00 p. m., allowing ample time for tranafer and avoiding confusion. Finding Agents who wiil g've reliable information, and allow no one to deceive yon. L. P. OUDGER, Agent, Dalton. W. J. AKERS, Agent Atlanta. B. F. PARKER, Agent, Chattanooga, Or Address : A. A. BARNES, General Ticket Agent. octlO-lm. M* m phis Cotton States Life Insurance Co. CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA. CAPITAL $500,000. OWNED AT HOME AND MANAUED BY Some ef oar Beet Financier*. Over 3,500 Policies Issued Since June 1st, 1809. Iks OBlr CoapuijT doing bidn.w Is a>. S h " ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS D-poaltod with the .uthorili,, of thr State of Georgia tor the protoctiou of PollrxHoldara. Policies Upon all the VAWOUj PUNS or INSUKAIfOK tSSUSl). A Loan of S3 per. cent, of Ihe Premium Given U’hen Desired. ALL POLICIES NOX-FOHKKIT.VIILK. NO RESTRICTIONS AS TO KBSI- MITVATIOJr rjJVED, TXT * tocng lxdt. Twnrrv rocR Tinas X* of age, tom* tress Apply at seamstress, in a good family Apply at octia-<M*w2t Brass Instrument. A fell cobkit band-hkven instsu- «c«toN THU onto. Strictly a Home Comp’y With its Capital and Investments at Home. It appeals Iu these who desire to avail themoelvt • of tho benefits of Lift Insurance to give it Uu-ir SiiDonnal) Shipping Ctnre. MURRAY'S LINE—NEW \ IRK 6r SAVANNAH. EVERY TUESDAY raou bach pobt. INSURANCE UT STEAMKItS OP THIS LINE, ONE HALF J-EIt CENT. rJMtk The flret olasa atcam«hip4 LEU DEARBORN. Commander. VIRGO BULKLKY. Commander. Compose this line, and one of these steamships leaves each port EVERY TUESDAY. Through bills of lading given by these steamship# by all railroad connection*, and eleo through blue lading given in Bevanueb an Cotton destined for Liverpool and Hamburg by first class steamship*.— For freight or passage, apply to HUNTER k GAM WELL, 84 Bay street. PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH MAIL STEAM SHIP COMPANY. PHILADKLPHIA jtATD Af- I 'JUtrjrjIll. EVEBY SATURDAY pbom each ponV} flpn ,| nff ■ acSTnes INSURANCE ON COTTON BY STKAMKB0 ON THIS W IM f> ® RVUlUCSi LINE ONE HALF PER CENT. CABIN PA88AGE f30 DECS, with oubeiatenee 19 This Une le composed of the first class steamships WYOMING TEA” ~ BARRE Through'bill* lading L ' » by all rail) W, apply to For ew HUNTER k GAMMELL, r Id Bag street. York. flltstellanrons. Liquors ! Liquors j BUY YOUR Ales, Wines S Liquors! AT KENNY'S Chicago Ale Depot AMD,. Whotasak Uquor Ifouse. If Y hate a Large Assortment ot edl Mads of LIQUORS, tchith souths sold set ■*- Tirtf Bfniini able Terms. MpU44m 925.00 (Aredt 929.00 Saved! PRICES AND TERM OT WIL8QM SHUTTLE no THE GREAT SOUTHERN 8TEAM8HIP COMPANY. KVKRY THURSDAY, laenranoe by this Line can be offeotod under oai open policy at oae-half per oent, CABIN PASaAGK 880 90 The first class ateemere llcmiRR Livingstone, C beseem an. Com. Gen. Barnes, F. O. Mallory, Com. WIU sail aa foUows: H. LIVINGSTON October Oth. at lt:80 r. u. •• •• ao, at 12:80 r. u. GEN. RARNEB “ IS, at 4:W class steamers. For paeeag9 or might, apply to WILDER 4 FULLARTON, nov 9-tf No. 8 8toddard'e Upper Range. THE Baltimore & Savannah OTEAM0HIP COMPANY The ships are all first class, and composed as fol lows: Saragossa Capt HOOPER. America Capt BILLUPS. North Point Capt FOLEY. Fannie - ■ - BOSTON&HAYANNAH f ^ £ m Stoamalxlp S TEAM8HIP •‘SEMINOLE” (1.1C0 TON8), Capt 8. H. MATHEWS. Steamship » ORIENTAL ” (780 tons). Capt F. M. 8NOW. Sailing from each port on tho 10th, 20th and 30th of every month. Through bills ol lading given to principal points South aud Eaat. Freight and insurancu at low ratee. Good eeuger accommodations. Goode forwarded free of commission. Order goods by the direct line from Boston, and avoid transhipment septkfi-tf RICHARDSON 4 BARNARD. Agents, Savannah F. NICKERSON 4 00., dUfctllancone. New Route to Mobile, New (Menu Vicksburg and Tcxaa. Blue Mountain Route ...VIA SELMA, ROME, AND DALTON Railroad and its Connection*. TXAMENGEBA LEAVING ATLANTA DT THE at 10 A. M., making dose connection with PAST KXPHKSS TRAIN Of Selma, Rome aud Dalton Railroad, arriving at Selma at 8J0P. M. and making close connection* with train of All Centr«l Railroad, arriving at Meridian 4:00 A. M. J** k«*n 11:50 A. M Vicksburg 2:55 P. M. ALSO, make clone connection at CALKRA with trains of South and North Alabama Railroad, arriv ing Montgomery 7:10 P. M. Mobile 7:45 A. M. New Orleans 4:25 P. M. The Roed has been recently equipped and lie by any in the South equipment le not surpassed PULLMAN PALACE CARS NO DCLAY AT TERMINAL POINTS* Fare aa low aa by any other Route. Purchase Tickets via Kingston at the General Ticket Office, or at the H. I. Kimball House. JOHN B. PECK. General Passenger Agent. No. 4 Kimball I The time kaa arrived when every thoughtful i hie life. This Company proposes to give aU the advantages which MU offered by foreign institutions nr Hke i opportunity of keeping the vest sums In our own midst, which sre anuueliy sent PEOPLE OF THE COTTON STATES Faatcr Haaie Eattrprlic. Agents Minuted in every County and Tosou in the South. n on GALL ON 1 1 •. , WM. J. MAGILL, aUPMUKTKKDEXT AGENCIES. Offiooi ATLANTA, GA. EDWIN ft. BAY. Medical Examiner. OFFICERS! WM. B. JOHNSTON. Preeid* nt. WM. 0. Holy. Vice-President. GEO. 8. OBEAB. (fecretary. JOHN W. bURKE, General Agent. J. MEHCEA GHAJEM. MufiteuiVwmiuer. MptlhUw«Uu3u>. L. 11. PIKk^ PROPRIETOR. MY 1 Goods aeul to any pari of the country. uuglMm A Card to thfi Public. L. B. DAVIS, INSURANCE AGENCY, to, WtlMkaM VSnkS. toil dm k>). H. to Bret, Atlanta, Ga.. Oet. I9IA, 1STL I BAYS FITS A NO. I INSURANCE COMPANIES that were not represented in the Great Chicago Di*Master. ^Theeecompeqle* ^present ■ Capital of f 19.900.. . The ..u TO J , * A>DK ®’.' »W1 stands forth iu its strength and power. Also, the F.nmau s Fund to tnta. t. sound and antvi'ut RTMiiL <10MHO. |6 PUMO. No. 5. Pletn Table $09/ $65 $«o. No. 0. haftf-eaae. pin bx 50 <M) 66. No. 7. do fian'y tf tf 7o. No. 7, Folding oovet Kto, u. VuU CauiueC No, 8, Folding Cover, WARRANUBl FITE YEARS BY WILSON Bcwmo MACHINE CO We wish it distinctly understood that these are onr terms bom which we never deviate; and we guaran tee our Machines to have every point of excellence to be found In any Underfeed fwuttle Machine, and as durable, made of aa good material aa any Machine in the world, and that it will do aa elegant work. W. H. GRIFFIN, Gen. Agent, 82 Peachtree Street, Atlanta. Ga. Danforth’s Dentrifirice. preparation In v For eale ' octl7-tf RED WINE 4 FOX. Large Auction Sale —or— . . Heal Estate, in Atlanta. WBDNENDAT, Nev, 1. set! to the beet bidder, on Wedneai day. let day of November. 1871, on the premise*, cingel 10 o’akock, about 90 Improved and wed LOTS, Located between Oglethorpe Park and Scofield'* Rolling Mill a. This property baa advanced within a term of ten and with unimprovi TOWIff he completion of t f i£ e 2£nIS5« - x ^ ea from Atlanta to the Chattahoo chee, which must be accomplished in a few year*, this proparty offers Inducements to ■ peculator* and atonal settlers second to no property in the whole country. Much of the wealth of Atlanta has re sulted from thr steady rapid advance ia the value of her real estate. TERMS-Ona-third cash; the balance In two and four months, with legal interest. For aU cash a lib eral dlaoouDt will be made. Free transportation to and from the eale will be provided. Also, a barbecue or free lunch will be furnished. Special attention la directed to this large FIRST-LASS DWELLING - FOR RENT. tho Executive Mansion, on the most t of Peachtree street; 14 Rooms. 9 deep well-fitted closets, hatha, water, gas. and modern improvement* ; fine garden, carriage and outhouses ; Lot 105 by 205. The House has just been refreshed and frescoed, and ready for occupaucy. Apply to O. W. ADAIR. P. 8.—The property may be purchased. oct26-6t u CHEAP COAL. ” W E WILL SELL TO THE CITIZENS OF AT- LANTA LUMP COAL by the Car Lo^d, Load ed on Cam ai our mines at 9>*c per. bttehei. or will deliver It on Cam, In the city at 29o per. bushel; also, fin# Coal on Cam leaded at miner at 4c. per bushel, This la the lowest figure 0«l has bsan furnished parties purchasing In largu qualities. We claim that our coal is equal to any, superior to a great many and inferior to none. KENNEDY ft MORROW, Coal Merchants, oet»-12t Knoxville. Tenn. HOME Insurance Company, or NEW YORK. Cash Aasets, October 1, 1871 14,723.106 52 Losses at Chicago will not exceed J,W>,000 00 Leaving ca«h aasets, October 11,18T1... $1,713,206 52 u On the 10th Instant, at a meeting of the Stock holders, it was unanimously resolved that, after pay ing the Chioego lueses, whatever they might be, they would make up Intact the Cash Capital 2,500,000 MAKING CA8H ASSETS *4,000,000! THIS PLACUM TOR home: Dpun tbo ran. BOUND BASIS it to kwtofor, oc- cuptrel, rail atTe. to all K. StSStj HoMentb. boat poMlbl. .eouritr ttut era be oflbrret bj Any C ompak y• THE HOME 0>.u.rae to trara reticle, e. HI He ««eBote» ra4 •« loeeee will be promptly [mid, u uoonL CHAHLKS J. MxmiN. Pnddcnt. fr I. WILLHAOXli, D. a. HIALD, tad TMiwidui t'uawaa. Oconto,. L Ltoa, tototrei (Hu to,. JNO. C. WHITNER, AttHMtH, Ga., CMUMM.owti.lna tbo unto cutooretkM to an advance over formt r rates. L. R. ft.lVIB. G«-uerai toenruut^A^etf. W. Cl. Robinson, Agent Whole* ule and Retail Denier la BOOTS and SHOES, No. 07 Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, GA. braciug full lines uf T. MUee 4 Oow, J. a Wil lie and Jenico UcUa Uu's arieheated FbUmlelpbia Work, togfliher with a good etoek ut Hneseaki made goods. PrUfS guarantied to be as lew aa auy in this cXtfi-lm