THE DAILY SUN
8 I NDAY tfoRNING &OVEMBEB 6.
SW Office tn ike Sun Building,
tide if Broad etreet, Second Door South if
Alabama,
on First Pi
oh Fourth
New Advertisements always found
Local and Business Notices
*. O. Da vie, Jr, tMoulon. Us.
B. A. ruuiiM, ThntissrtBs. a*.
I o wmiiiM, Union Point
Jdu a. Uaows, Katie. Os
Cku(> *r 0«r NtMilpiiw Mm.
We Mk attention to onr new term* of
■nbeeriptioD in tbe Ant eolwnn on onr
&&
<p of tin Court, and keep the
of Bnkino**" standing in onx
filaljl. 'Csjylss 'f til i«* Pair - »*• lilt*
C h»nje—-Sttbzcribera
, . Notice.
'■* Hereafter, wc Ahull ' issue Thu
Daily Sun oh Sunday morning, and
not on Monday morning. Thfa new
arrangement will take place nex t Sun
day, the 8th init
Judge Unaler’i Message.
Judge Conley, who sits in the Guber
natorial Chair, yesterday, sent a message
to the Legislature. We anpjMse it was
done only to go through the forma at
“playing” Governor, tor there is nothing
in it which (hp people desire to be in
formed about. It only contains Baaj
Conlay's opinions and advice-. For thia
reason we do not poMbh it ip full.
He pledges himself not to allow poli
tic, to have anything to do with his
dnot; says be is Governor of the whole
Stale-, advises us to, sfeoj) wrangling and
stnfcq says we have gained nothing
by the adoption of
ant anp^otsteroua course^" . that tbo
Oevarniaeot has groat power, and We
should to shape our course that there
may be no region for martial law or Ms-
pi—in* ot tbs writ of Inborn oorpm, or
farther reobnairnctlon;* that if -w will ha
law-abiding, he thinks Congress wHi soon
proclaim universal amnesty, etc., etc.
Ho is glad of the signs of letamiag
prosperity—says tasaa are higher then
before the war—while the property to
bp taxed is “indnitely less;” that the a(-
fains of State shonld impose the lightest
burdens, sad aaeura the greatest
shonld be' curtail-
Tht Public Pripllus
We oommend tbo bill «f
ter, to give the State printing ti th,
lowest responsible bidder. Let the De
mocracy s«'t sn example of retrenchment
and reform. It will interfere with the
calculations of some, but we favor any
thing that is for the public good.
We aro willing to take the printing for
Ah per cant leas than it baa been done
since the war. and are ready to enter into
any sort of dbligafion "to do the work
fa$f.4ft 1 >TO9l£#«tMhi MU sat
reaction of the State.
wn.&UQL**
Dr. Wiley was • candidate for the
clerkship of the House. He is a very
efficient man, b&hjj a ripid and skillful
penman, whose services are valnaUa.
•Jfco Do** is »„t, rhng Democrat, and
has done yeoman'a service in days gone
by, Helpstyyj social,politics, - culture
and refinement.
NEW ORLEANS CORRESPON
DENCE.
py; that _
ed,"anjtaxatiqn reduoed, aqd pledges
himself to ent oft all super numeraries,
adapt the atrioteat economy, and not
spend a single dollar naleas oetnnlly noo-
iwaary. In this, lie asks the assistance of
the General Assembly, and notifies the
members in adranco that lie will not
sanction any bill that looks to wasteful
evtrnvsganeo or nnnocessary expense of
tho people's money; that we must econo-,
mize, do justice to (ax-payers, and re
store oonAdanoe in ths Government; and
that the publio expenses ahoald not kb
enlarged, or the debt increased, unless
upon the most substantialoonsiderationa.
He is nnable to give a statement of
the public debt, or the disposition made
of the bonds of the State, and urges *
thorough ibvaatigation.
Ha says ttts well known that violations
of law are “alarnuagQr frequent," bufcgt-
tributsa it to the “democatiiatinn which
always foUwws war;” bfjjteit/ 1 IImt l 'sn<l
decided aland In tavaf of law and order,
and th* 1 , punishment of crimo where it
may bo legally shbwA to exist, and tjift
eooMa and juries take heed of this mat
ter with decision and energy, and tcocli
criminals that the law cannot be violated
with impunity, and says ho will b* very
cautious in pardoning any one.
He urges us to show to tho'world that
we are atill capable of aolf-gorerninent;
that there is enough virtue, intelligence
and integrity among onr people to secure
nil the ends of Government, and remove
all pretext for Federal interference in onr
local affairs.
He indorses the aehool law of the late
session in the main, and thinks' Prussia
whipped France, in their lata war, hn-
coura Premia oompals every child tube
ednSated and Franco does not, and ad
vises the fnnihrto be distributed lor the
education of'liolli races, and that Ate
schools and college* for thu seme
ebotld be kept Separate. He also
urges a Mjcral inddfgEthent of (he htato
tJniveratty, and th* negro College in At
lanta; also an agricultural oollcgo at
HiUedgeriXe ami • S' branch thereof at
Dahhmege.
And we saw argmk to pay the State
debt, whvthvr -wisety oe VtnwU ly in
corrad, m tip r what mag >.pu
misforyans^^. depressed audition, we
should pay. And winds np by, ivrgi“u
taodnraUoa and a wise caution.
This is a succinct and fair abstract of
Letter front fvnnhoe.
nognab>ft^'ik; ^£tT8i, mi:'
Etlilort Sun: Since my last communi
cation, soma stoves of interest have been
mode on the Louisiana political chess-
^ ‘•ppjriaeyon.-
There baa been formed here wliat is called
"a Block Man’s Party,” headed by Lieu-
tflMtnt.QDvernor Dima, the repreenfo-
tive of the colored loyalists of thia region.
The object'of this movement is a con
centration of the African ioroe in one
•olid phalanx, with an ulterior view to
the possible triumpjl of tbe extreme Radi
cal party, who aro pledged to the support
of Mr. Grant in-’ the soaring canvass for
the Presidency. .They have also State
offices to control and local interest* to
subserve, and the ascendency of the race
to advance in evety possible direction.
The Lienteuant is a large, portly, well
ptopoftioaad, good-looking, .man of bis
class, with considerable affability of man
ner and apiooktlft OxfUcffiibo «-Counte
nance. He presidos over the State Sen
ate (ex-offiew) with notnbfe;dignity, Jiro
pounds metioas-vrith distinctness, and
shows a familiarity even with Parltaman-
twfitfci?fifiralmJecl^foonmKm sense,
I to wbioh mpg beffiddsh affipngiiis high
est moral traits, a sense of propriety.—
His speeches are-always brief, but he
speaks sensibly enongfa and with' Oom-
,mendaMe fluency. I doubt if hfe posscs-
'ses talents enough to originate measures,
or tho skill requisite to the organizatio 1
of a party; but he mfy serve very well as
an instrument to carry out and execute
the desAgrisailbthBWf ‘ "''
The present object of this party is the
ibjriacWneut of Govetnor moMtmm.
Ths colored citizens of Lonisitns have
oaassd to fraternise os ardently as at the
beginning, with the Executive.
They have mutually come to regard
ch other as antagonistic influences,
ith in tbe titate and Federal camps,
and tho flame bf hostility la beginning to
be kindled between them. This seems a
gad state of things, but perhaps it is all
for tho best. The colored people look
iUtscdlaneons
Houses to Rent.
ALSO, A number of null hutuefl iu tho »»ame
neighborhood. Apply to
G. W. ADAIR,
U ovl-flt Real rjUU/Kcot^
A Oootl Chnnee
FOB A HOME.
T WILL HELL BEFORE THl QOVUJ 9O0B
i S&fe&aBnftg
ttbstaf taswaSavavtSs wsasa. amt-i** sex.
HAROEU PLACE,”
COXTAIIIHO
■n- brio, sUiot Sts HsnarisLSciss at ths asms iu
b.-ruuds. IwUl sallUls trad,andpsrodsastbt-
“xviv- aim SUNUBKD ACHES, asm Wktck sss
dowa, aud substantial rock rhlmneya.—witb agar-
tan ^ tttai thmr.
p BUul! tstuIS of TITTT ACBEH «scb.
I Will than MH THUS HUNDRED ACflEB In
pffircola, or tracU of from Twenty-Iflve to Forty erefl
rech end every trect eolfl I |h*fl *o arrange
that them will be water, timber MU foo4 bulldiag
idtea. i
I ahall have e*Ch tract accurately surveyed, and
the bouMUrtae well defined.
I WlU Mil oa the loUowiug terms j
ONE-FOURTH 0A8H ; ONE-FOURTH IN ONE
YEAR ; ONE-FOUHTH IN TWO YEARS ; THE
BALANCE IN THREE, WITH INTEREST FROM
DAT* Of SAUL '
Upon M7 *nd all these paymenU excopt Urn
wfll take cotton at Fifteen Ceuta per pound, (1
ood MeiuhMitdbta OoUon tuch M ta uaunUy eold la
hU market) delivered *t Newuen, Ctaorgta.
YOU50 MEN—Huaeet end lnduatrioue nod ail
others have now an opportunity to buy homes, ana
for then, by their own tabor.
’arsons deair lug more Uum uae tract e*u have the
vllege of purchasing admtiooal peroela. 1 shall
sell that persona buying Ma purchase adjaomit
(he day thus
1 ’ ' ^ f ww tested Seats
The last Legislature seated some mem-
bravkkfN wot lawfully elected.
vwvikhiasf ' e -Urn vwUsa wf g
lor encouragement, in their movement,
to the ’’jMiwers that be” at Washington,
and tho Custom Houso clique at Now Or
leans, who aro said to be particularly Af-
rtflaa uad - oleaginons in their propenai-
tiss.
In the meantime, “the Guvner,” (as the
darkies coll Mr. Warmoth), is playing his
cards very adroitly, and will be likely to
prove ton much for his sable antagonists
and their Caucasian co-sdjuton here and
kt Washington. Ha does not -wish
to be impaaabad., It wopid detract drom
tbo lofty official reputation he has ac
quired tn Radical circles everywhere.
Ucaides,)ssbasmad.agoedd«dof money
iaHaw Oriaans, sad money is the basis
pf reapeetahility, winch would be much
affected by his impeachment.. He has
comoquelttly been hob-nobbing, of late,
[with too New Depsrtnrista and old-time
Democrats, with a view to setting up a
formidable.opposition to the parti-colored
of tbe Haw Ag*, and has boon
' list is as '
will oarr;
pioi
Bail
knowing ones, that
*~ Ihe-vdtrt of'the State
ug it so offeotually that is said, by
he will onrry two-
rirehim.
has promised, however, in eooeidcra-
ion of those now combinations in his
[aval' to oppose fntnre corruption in the
State, and to display greater justice and
liberality in the distribution of offices,
than has heretofore obtained as between
tbe different partios in tbo titate. Im
provements are comequently anticiiwited.
Ivamuox.
[rouurarrAT*i>. |
Net v, a. lessor.
In costing round for a proper man to
and to the United titate* tienatc, we
Would rejoice, if tbe Gem-rid Assembly
pould salecl an able man—one ot Aral
talents and influence, who willtnxko
Ida mark at the rrst of Government—
fend hope the offer gto secure tbo aarviees
of such a utan will be earnestly made
Lat n*. id o, have an earnest, sound
Democrat, who will he a faithful and true
reftiS^rihttvf pt the principles of tbe
plitv.* We waut i-u« whose eseutekeon
U Might, gal ftto pillbs on honor to Uto
povpia af. itoaugw- oo
A gontliynau wishing to obtain the
norviees of X tafe eoaohmau, advertised
to that effect ties oral applied and each
w*s asked, “Ho* near osu yob drive to a
pracipioe and not go owar.” A pert, vol
uble (allow glibly said, "within an inch.”
Turning to another, the
ttataiM inquiry, when th« hottest A-Uuw
said, “I Will drive as far away from the
•danger as possible." “Ton are my man,
aBiH®5SSs.:j»-i?s
j In this Senntorisl "drive” we need one
who |S saeGaeqwasstwd with (he safe old
id who will stern
mtnmc
fllrSribc & Zo.
Any Mtarmailon <
tug A-MfM A toMfcljrtlutNov.
Lit,
uors !
yj. r. wniOHT,
N«WIM, (i*
Iiiquors !
BUY YOUR
Ales, Wines! Liquors!
*T *
KENNY’S
Chicago Ale Depot
AND
Wlielosiili) Liquor House.
MV hare a Large Retort meat
ot ait MMU orLiqVOHS, which
will he lei mt the JHottt Remeon-
eibte Term§.'
scptlt
1 WOfortctorfi-
SASSSSN HOfSE,
(formerly United SUtas Botal.)
/CORNER ALABAMA und PH YOB STREETS. AT-
Vy LAM'A. 0a.
E. R. 8ASSEEN, Agent, Proprietor.
GEO. W. SAfiSEEN. Clerk.
IN THE
.fli •
CITY!
id Hid / . -noli
ttiio'J .--d.-ld lertin'I
600 Crates assort
ed granite and C C
"Ware for $80 per
crate. Cheapest ev
er offered in State.
Send for list of con
tents.
MERCHANTS
IN
City and Country
/CONSULT YOUR INTEREST; EXAMINE OUR
V itock hu d priori before you buy. Wo import
CUTLERY AND CROCKERY
And 14 ta not Bo your interest to go along dtatance
from hoaM«ad pay u much or mom for tfce seme
goods. ,
extent vsriety end price* it is equaled la the South.
AN IMMENSE HXOCIi
OF
George U'etelenholm and Awn’s
Celebrated I XL Cutlery.
JOSEPH ROGERS ta SON’S
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
Ct%al ahwrtifetmonlfe.
Georgia—Douglas County.
1. TAUMEU, AND H. C. BUI.il. HAVING AP-
. 1’LIEU to me for pertusnent letters of Admluis-
.ion on the estate ot Joseph Firmer, late of uld
mty (IcccMed, tills ta to cite tall, taud singular,
tbe creilitora aud next of kin of Joaeph Farmer, to
bo, aud appear at my offioe within thu time allowed
Witueas my baud and seal, this Out. 14th, 1871.
W. W. Hindu am*
Ordinary.
Executor’s Sale.
the City Hall. In Attanta, wUl be sold,
tor'a sale, one half of lot No. 335 and 300 acres of lot
No. 334, Stone's District, Fulton oouuty. Tho land
|ios about aeven mllea from Atlauta, on the
tied tending from Orean’s Ferry to East Point,
About half tbe taud la under cultivation, the
other half well timbered.
It ties well, and ta Aeeirable property. The half
lot No. J2J, has a residence and other lit proremenu,
fold aa the property of Mrs. N. H. Key, deceased.
I TERMS—One-half oash; the baltanoe in twslve
luouths.
ocVl7-lawt<te* v A- A. WILSON, Executor.
AclstilssiHtrwtor’H taulo.
Atatk or GBORGIA, j
Taluishbo County, j
Y virtue of an order ot the Court of Ordinary of
oouuty, will be sold "U the first Tuesday Iu
CK WARD 4r CO.
B 4 • ANT.
Atlanta & New Orleans
7 SHORT X-IIfK.
THE SHORTEST ft (JP1CKENT DOUBLE
Daily Line From
Mlanla lathe JUtsBiertppt Hirer
VIA
WEST POINT, MONTGOMERY.
and Stabile, far
NEW OBLEANS,
AUD VU
WEST POINT. MOKTtOMIIY,
/ UULA AUD MJUUDIAU,
vioicsBtma,
AsSsU lslsrmsalsl* Potato.
O H AUD AFTEB SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1S7I,
DoabU Dsllj PHKnpir Trains wUlnm natal,
r wd as follows :
Loots Atlanta at.... f:10 A. M.
B
in atahl county, tho PlantaUoft whereon Mrs. Dovry
KMtomona resided at the tmu> of her diwt. Tho
altnatiou is healthy, eootety good, couvcnloiit to
raiiceaita. uhuruhe*. udiK and post otttoe. Land
ahited to tho culture of com, cotton, or small grain;
In good rapalr- Mr. Atexamtur (Memmona ta «m the
plaioc, and will taka pleaauru In abowing it to auy
|wrdoii wishing to puM'haae. lerma. twelve moniha
time, with approved paiwra. This, Hoptomber H,
JAMItE M. TRIPLETT,
1H71.
ecpll tda
Admlnigtrutor.
AdsiluiMtl'iitor* Rule*.
dTATS or GxonuiA.
Tali aft. h*o Oovnrt.
IY Y virtue of ah orvler of the Court of Ordinary of
aaid comity, will be eold on the flrat liH’Mtay
In Novemlker next, J8T1, lwtweeu the lawful hours
Of sale at the Court House door, in CrawlordviUo, iu
laid ('ounty, the piautation or iaud« tMdougtng to tho
estate or Ooucral Aarou W. Grier, deceaaed. lata of
said county. This ptantatiea ia well adapted to tbe
culture of corn, cotton, aud email grain. Situation
healthy, society good. Conveuieut to railroad, poat
-SP^Wr^lb. pUoo. sadwffi Uko
pleasure lu showing the tanda to any ouo wiahing
to are it. boid iu lota to suit thp purchaaera.
plataf each survey will be exhibited on day of aale.
bold for the benefit of the hetra of aaid deceaaed.
Terms. HUP and two yean time for approved papers.
Thu, beytewber 11, 1371.
* ^ JAMES M. TRIPLETT, Adminiatr,
Ac boptra non, vrttfi the win annexed.
eeptlLMta
Administrator’s Sale,
J WILL IRIX, RRFOBR THE COURT HOUSE
Weorln UwnncevUle, Owtnnett eettntg, Oeet*
the lewu'houn of aale, all the lands in aaid county
^ M - w “*
and five 14051 acres, the
Wfeiy
vostigote oil each rasas and porge itself
of mambaes uns eleoted. Tbe Demo-
• ratio pastyaMbhla^epftatWitalf upon
<V fl* burden*. A man who Aees not pay
Ma texMBOot lawfully vote, and he who
ia stented iMtea of thia etorn is nnlaw-
telly sUfekftetaWtannot lawfnUy IsaUa
sratgntta. Imtoslstore Lat tha waak
ilmpartial.andfeo one will
and of complaint. Tbe
, should be sustained.
tion that tho world
nerves praise for I
ataplffdaty. He h
The S»v
pays the fa!
oar State Treasurer:
e Sd inst,
tribute to
hap erne noea, hede-
having done even his
Hnhtn guarded thepebli
at all the attacks and tricks
qf the Bullock Ring, and his bonraty
and bis fidelity to tile interests of tbe
'» deszxse v substenriul
few The mitedgevffie Vnum toys R
L Kimball has gone np the spout, sad
> “how is that for HI."
tn. "014Hain.Ptaos"ii(
AMO-TWO Urts On th. was* StarfUUnltaal,
fronting the same on the eeeta, near aaid depot—one
^VbtojMMtafctaWM***) WYua» IMotoertartp
Atao—One hundred and fifteen (115) aorea, border
ling on the aonthweM tads ef mid 13T acre tract.
the aouthi
SuS joh»ViKS* f5£5? JJSSWl
Nororoes. Much of the aame ta vw|t *
All the above lands are good and I
tanda wlU do wen to exandne the aame before the
day ofata. Dr. Wilaoa. Railroad Agent at Duluth.
^MtntthM tart.
1mlota wlnbe sold at I
and the other on twelve'months' tune. September
18th, lim. BAMUEL W. KNOX.
Administrator.
GEORGIA, DOUGLAS CO.
Onouunx'a Orrxcs. I
October IMh. 1871. f
E lizabeth been afield, baa appitad for ax-
emption of personalty, and 1 will jmm upou the
an*at tag ortee at DougtanrUta. on therth day of
ta * o'dookr. ic
W. W. HINDMAN,
Ordinary.
We are ageuta for the
CELEBRATED HARD
RUBBER HANDLE KNIFE,
no yon want trade If llulcher'e,
Rogers A Son’s, I X L and
other best Brandt ot Haxort,
SeUe or* and Halves, flail
an ns.
McBBIDJE, a Co.
Looking ta Plates.
T
"We offer the
Cheapest and
Best line oi
House - Keep
ers’ Goods in
the City. Cut
lery, Spoons,
Forks,Knives
Waiters, Cas
tors, Vases Sc
Toilet Sets.
In fact, any
thing needed
in a well kept
house. Gall
with the cash
JfcMe 4 S
OiMlttaRlOM* Dtatte* *. R.O0te
K V JOICNBOM, I oonUg%
HO. 4. THE H. L KIMBALL HOUSE.
Atlanta. Ga.. October 13th. 1311.
TTmWGlTT AND FARE over Blue MountMn Rout.
r vtaE. B. k B R. R. and Mi eoamecttanA to nil
tacwdaal puiuta. ee low ae by any otlmr route, via;
VS MONTGOMERY. SELMA, MOBILE,VICE8BUBG.
JACKSON. CANTON. MERIDIAN and NEW OR
B. Y. JOHNSON, Local Agent S-t-tD.L JL.To.
REYNOLD’S HOTEL,
HEWN JUS * - - OEOmOlA.
VDkXlUV MnOOWULD HOURE.]
has* feMtwra M on you. U*V.
W. M. XkeyzzoUM,
IlENnKsaVt HtftrSK,
MARIETTA, OBOBfiU,
o^'sa» atesaffi *s
acaiMt.
itoiiki ^ ^ ^
COLUMBUS, CEOROIA.
J. W. RYAN. Proprietor? ; yj
sun ooLDiu. mask.
GUS e *
BHOff TV‘»R
MACON, GKOBOIA.
mHH 8PLEUWD nKSTJXAM HOTWr. If
A Ismost and l»,t UoWl la lbs CUj.
tad luwdlstalx oppwljs Hu Oswal ra~*S"
novVtf W. r. BROWN k 00.
w. a. mowasd. •- ** nonurj
W. JL HOWARD k SON,
COTTON FACTORS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
N0.3 WABBEN BLOCK. • - - AUOO&TA.6A.
i
ytte again tender oqr aerviQM in the Warehonae
V? butaodivits., in aU lta branches, to .our old pat-
rone and ptautere generally.
Conamlsoiou for Selling Cotton,
One and a Quarter PerCent
All famfly rwppllea ordered win be carefully to-'
1 acted by one of the firm, at the lowest market
filled, and at the lowest oash prior.
Liberal caih advances made on ootton in ware
ouae. We extend all the tacUittae ottered by Ware
house Merchants. Consignments Solicited—aatle-
action guarantee. *ug3Hr!ta
aat 3:43 Jl M.
tin through to Montg
CHANGE OF CARS, forming a
DOUBLE DAILY CONNECTION
with trains of the Mobile k Montgomery Railroad
for Mobile, New Orleans, and all points lu Texas,
and with Traius for belma and Meridian, Ala.; Jack-
u, Corinth, Okalona, Vicksburg, and all points in
nge ..
than tho Blue Mountain or any other route to Mont
gomery, Mobile and New Orleans, and 47 miles short
er to Selma and all points wost of Selma.
Passengers leaving Atlanta
At 7:10 a.m., Arrivaln Selma at 8:33 P. M.
At 7:00 p. 41, Arrive In Seta* at 10*3 A. M.
Making close connections with Belma and Merid
ian Bead. - ' Ti
BAQQACECHECJLED FOR ALL TER
MINAL POINTS. • ...j..
gomerr-
Tickets for aale at the oAoe of J. H. Pc
Oeneral Ticket Agent, at the Unton Passenger Depot.
| it . . t / 1 iTv.sskirr, * *
Superintendent.
W. J. HOUSTON.
General Paacenger Agent oct3-tf
t
Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK.
Cssh Assets, October 1, 187t 14.733,308 83
Losses at Chicago will not exceed 3,000,006 tM)
Living cefeh assets, October 13.1871.. .$3,738,306 83
Wti Oh tbs 16th instant, at a meeting of the Stock
holders, U was nnonimoualy resolved that, after pay
ing ths Chicago tosses, whatever they might be, they
would make op intact ths
Cash Capital 2,500,000
MAKING CAftH ASHOTS
• 4,000,000!
THU lucre TVS
XX O M m
Upon ths asms BOUND BASIS ft hha beretoforao
enpted, and gives to all ita Policy Beldam ths he
possible saevrtty that ean be offered by
Any OompBn y
THE HOME
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SISWWM—HM Iqsnslss.raaslt
teWra n« fe, prawynz psu. „ wsraL
-f.sig f, ~
s.tt.'wjuMsm
. , D. Z. KIALD,
na rics.pwm.te.
i. K Vssnansa, fesssster. ^
BsOtKllto, AaetaUol-Essretiry.
JNO. g._ WllITNER,
Atlauta, Ga.,
Oswmlterat for OMStta (ratk COrollB,. IM*.
- OHBAP COAL. - '
W l WILL SELL TO THE cmSEUBOW AT.
LAUTA LUMP COAL tqr Ch. Car Load, Load-
ed tax Cm at onr aaieee at 3c per. bushel, or wlU
deliver It e* Gan. In the etty at 33c per. bushel;
etae, fine Coal on Can loaded at mines at 4c. per
purr turning In targe qualitiee. ^We claim tha
cwr coal la equal to any, sepertor te a great man]
U “ > ° e * KJQTNXDY k MORtaOW.
Goal Marebanfa,
oct38-13t Knoxville, Tana.
Jnsnraiitc Companita.
Insure in the Strongest Company.
LIVERPOOL & LONDON & OLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
irif-i /.liniritiijiYi i \< YJl/ti ;i 11T
Cash Assets Cbinpah^ 6^.^,000,000 Gold
Assets in the U. S. ^ *^.‘^00^00
Sfotkholdera nlmo JperfonnUy
m*
M
L 06SE8 BY CHICAGO FIRE A LITTIA UNDER 13.600,000. THE DIRECTORB IN RTlfWTO
Io.MtmStHs 1 ^ !fV ““V* BsssAtedraw *a Loateu «or ths whol. Ibis, sad nsttlMub Uu i
JT. Eh JOHltfiiXiULA^aA,
ti, jyiotif ttO oiD ol .// // i no!3<|li->*w<f nM lo w::i•*i»"l'
atNMAi agents fort ai Aa
Georgia, Alabama, Florida and Mississippi.
SAVAWNAH, GA.
W ti WALKER,
jAMUH e. vncu-tAjis,
| Aa««»tj*.
Ottlce In the Dollar Savings Danh, HimbtUl House.
iHntnnl fLite 4aanrantt.
LOOK TO YOUR IXTERE8T!
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
ITS CASH ASSETS OVER $60,000,000,
tal xaufflvnq Do your
Oflloo :
Uoa nsosMssjr to mm Inwusaos
‘THE OLD MUTUAL
Henry Bn Christian,
SPECIAL AUGNT.
JAMES’ BUILDING, WhUokoU Street.
J. F. ALEXANDER, M. T>.,
» HEDICAL EXOflUEB.
IS- Agents fronted who are tTorhers.
New Route to Mobile, New Orleans
Vicksburg and Texas.
Blue Mountain Route
V I A
SELMA, ROME, AND DALTON
Railroad aud its Connections.
"OASfiENGERS LEAVING ATLANTA BY THE
i a a hWc iW8o°* F o 2ft?™
at 10 AM., making cloee connection with
EAST EXPRESS TRAIN
Or Sslms, Koine and Dsitou BsUrosd, srrivlD, ti ^
•u'dmAkint do* connectioas With train of Aktkuhs
C.ntsti Ssurosd, sftttia, ti „
Jackson '2 Si 5"
Vicksburg..... 3:56 ti M.
ALSO, make doss connection aft CAIJCRA with
trains of Booth and North Alabama BaMroad, arriv
ing at
— omery
Tbs Road has been recently eqnipped and lta
equipment Is not aurpssaed by any in the South
for strength and beauty of finish.
tgr Me change ef ears between Rome and Setaaa.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
run through from ROME VU MONTGOMERY to
Mobile without change.
NO DELAY AT TERMINAL POINT*.
M f "R RAY'S LINE—NEW
a ORK Sr SAVANNAH.
EVERY TUESDAY non each post.
lrii
VIRGO BULXLET, Oomnund.i
Onraposs Ibis IIh. »Ad on. ot Ate, sttemSht,
- Jssras sack port EVXBT TdeUdat.
"--.TT — — A —J H**p
ft BgJ street.
Ticket OIBoe, or rt the H. 1. Kimball House.
JOSH B. PECK.
Oeneral Passenger Agent
E. O. BARNEY,
General Superintendent
E. V. JOHNSON. Local Agent,
septlA-tf No. 4 Kimball jlouae.
Tbe Palace Dollar Store.
L. B. PIKE,
PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH maw. STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
PWUUUPIIM Jtjm M-
PJJKMB
EVERY SATURDAY store foei
□KBBANCE ON OOTTON BY ITIAlMil Off THU
LINE ONE HALF PXB CENT.
CABIN MBkOH.......T.i .V... Z?. 1 . .... 330
DECK, wfthanbetatenue 16
tWa Has is emopoMd of the first class steamship*
WYONlgfl.,,',, .TEAL, Commander.
TON A WANDA BAREETT. Qsmsisndcr
. Throa,h bill, lsdi
skip, by ti] raKrosd <
frti#M or pmm*«, apply to .
HOKTEE A OAMKELL,
For New York.
TEZSaZAT SODTBimi ITEANKBU OOKPAET.
, KVKKY THURSDAY.
In.nrauos by this Lins o*d b, sUsoM *ndsr osi
-re* ptisreos wnAltwe mm,
rtintisB.™..,moo
,.JS. ta ntilory, Ooss.
A LIVUKMTON
OKU. BABUES..."!
PBOF8IETOB.
ssrnttoray iisrtor tb.oo.oUy,
A Cvd to the Public.
L - B: ’'Ma,
INSURANCE Ac
IS, WkBskslI a trait,
feat «*>, »*J. n, now psafc,
Atlanta, Ga., «*». IWS, Myi
I HAVE FIVE A NO. 1IN8TJ RANCH QnMpAVTwa
that were not reptwentod in ths^ ’ ^
Or^ftt Chioaao T>faa«vt«r.
'Tbea comptiiira npramf ■ a,pi|ti of llt.oga.
i
u
tw oewqPEuafe o»T»a»ciuncoa orrere
LttXES&TNZ X'iz
REDUCED RATER.
For wortoisntiilp rad tiyls. I tens wHI-rstaV
iwapnii%.i iti 1 lu, ioa, ----nail i ura
ystitis* satibti sraiy otks, la My Ura In th.
STATU OP G BORGIA.
octu lm A. T. FINNEY.
... Octobor3th.il Itfffir. w.
- to, at lfltfiVr. W.
M 13, at 4:30 r. u.
-.j. M fT. at 4J3 v. M.
BUta of lading firm kniio* oettoo end wheat thro,
• Liverpool sad Hamburg via tortr Tort by ftrrt
^*tasa?9Sh2i®,7.
U»«reteDpiKs.Wgra,B»n<ra.
—NJXjp' w
Baltimore & Savannah
^ ; &k.ta
•Odnori-
ljrb.rati**Mtil Orakshstioafeiwreiil as to-
tire--!—-vrvT-r-w—
UB r
- 1 **.tesrnr-
BOSTON ABAVANNAH
ski. til ksailii^i tottotffv 4*
Xilsiff*
|tejl^|3jaip M ^*M | W°Lr (l 1 I00 T°E3J. Cart
8 Btep*dO#ft ORIENTAL" (73Q tPU». Capt F. M-
Sailing from each port on the 10th, 30th and 30th
of every month. .
Through N1N of ladth^gtvdnto pvtorfral point*
South and East
Freight and insurance
en^era—itantStoMoaa.
Goods forwarded free of
at tow rates. Good pas-
BABBeotiareret^
t. ElCKKBtiON A OO.
, Bostoe
