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THE DAILY SUN. Tpmday Mohhiho November 7 J0- Office in Oie Sun Bui’ding, Wett tide f Braid sired. Second Door South if Alabama. Mr New Advertisements aheays found on first Page; Local <ptd Business Notices on Fourth Page. / ' i . t ■ «|rMl hr Tba Eon, / > Tnumss S. Horan, Thomanfflo, Os. J. In WllOIT, Woodstock. OS. J. U. CiuiviLL, Thomson, On. H. 0> itwisiw, Parian. on. W. C. Davis. Jr., Eatouton. Or Tattam, Matt k Co.. White Meins, Own Co., On I. Li Ham, lTistria rags. Tetm. J. a Pa»ham. LnGrange, Os, B. A. Vabnkdos. Tboausvilfe. On. E. O. WuLUM, Union Point. Jobs 8. Snows, KIbcrtou, On. YORK CORKK8I J «X* DENCK. The TiiiniiT Hint. Ckufi •t Omr tatmlpUM Prior. We ui attention to (rar hew terms of sahaatiptioa in the first ooloma on fa* PtP- We pabhsfi m toll, the decision, of the Supreme Coart; ales the datir “Pro- eeeJIngs" of tba Court, and keep the "Order of Basineas” standing in our oolnmna tf atnnta Coploo rf tba San Far '*!• at tb« Caaatcr. milt » roof. WISELY • Coota The Pahltc Printing. In otq; last issue we published the Sen ate Bill, whiob proposes to give the pub- lie printing to the lowest bidder. The measure nr.ets our unqualified approval, and wo hope the General Assembly will give it their sanction. The fairness <f the proposition cannot be denial, aud he who gives it any opposition, it seems to us, publicly puts himself against retrench ment The Bill, os it stands, means busi ness, and is right in prinoiple. Let the man who will do the work cheapest, and who ’can give the bond, have the con tract. We want retrenchment in the public expense, aud this is one royal path way to it Let the bill become a law speedily. Elections To-day* State elections will be held to-day in New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Vir ginia, Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Illinois sad Mississippi. Mr. Page. The Sheriff of Sumter oounty has been here bunting for Mr. Page, but failed to find him. He lias ceased to try to draw pay sod is trying to hide. For Governor. We notice that Oeu. Gordon, Gen. Colquitt, Gen. Wofford, Judge Worrell and Dr. N. L. Angler ore recommended for the office of Govomor at the special election soon to take plaoe. Hon. A D. Nnnna'.ly is warmly urged by many who admire his talents and in tegrity, Hon. C. B. Wooten is sh>o spoken of, and earnestly urged by warm friends. It is charged round that the friends of ei-Governor Brown, nto manipulating to have such s man as they like, chosen to fill Bullock's unexpired torn), and then i ave Brown to succeed at the regular election next fall. Wicked Humors. A persistent effort lias been mode for some time, by s lew wicked conspirators, to frighten tho Legislature into the adop tion of such measures as unscrupulous plunderers desire, by keeping the sir full of rumors of martial law. The Consti tution has been entrapped into this snore, to the extent of giving currency to the ru mors, publishing the the dispatches, Ac., of tho schemers. Last evening, the city was wild with an exciting report that Judge Conley (who claims to be Governor) had received a dispatch that martial law oror the whole State had been declared, and Henry G. Cole ap| oiuted military Governor. These wild reports arc, no doubt, the manipulations of Foster Blodgett, Rufus B. Bullock, and suoli like, and are part of a scheme of their* to koep tbo State under tho control uf -ths Radicals, get Riodgett into a seat in file United States Senate, sad prevent any investigation into the conduct of Bullock, Blodgott, Kimball A Co. That’s what's tho matter—so it seems to us. We venture this opinion, any way. Capt. Blodgett thinks he is cor tsiu of being admitted to a scat in the Senate. CIm« Shirts and Pmlllaf Vftcn. Yesterday the members of tho Legists tare appeared iu clouu shirts and smiling fares—the latter feature encouraging to to candiilatm, plenty of whom wero on hand. Our friend Burko was specially active. As a lobbyist, ho it a snoeesa. Burke baa bail a ooupla of bitea at the apple, and finds it an luscious and pala table that lie wants another big bite. The truth is, when a man gets in tho bel.it of pulling at fat things, it is bard to pal] him off. Hu is, perhaps, the moat honored of any man In Georgia, an far as lucrative positions are concerned. He ooudocte Urn Secretary strip of the Oottoa States Lila Insurance Company, runs tba Masonic Insurance Company of Georgia, is tbo manager of the largest printing establishment iu the State, and has a fin ger in other good things—all of whiob |«Vy him good salaries, i • A Botnar Cowapllaaomt to Dr. Angler. To Dr. Angirr the people of Georgia owe a debt of gratitude. His manly resist ance to the plundering hordes who ss- • sailed the Treasury, hia unceasing vigi- laucu iu guarding it, are nutters of his tory, and familiar to evsiy intelligent ciuxen of the State. Ho coaid neither be intin idol ad, or bribed, or cajoled.— He thwarted them in their bold, nefarious ashetnes of robbery, and it is no exog- gfcation to my that he sated the Sale mil- lu ’• ef dollars! New Yoiik, October 30, 1871. Filters Atlanta Sun : I suppose most newspaper readers, including all sorts of politicians, are more or less interested in the reports abont the New York Bing, and the legal proceedings against the members of the so-called “ring.” To-write n history of the New York Ring would require more space Ilian a newapaper could afford. I, therefore, propose only to furnish your readers with some of the More prominent points of Its political and paraonal character. 'Final, the New York Bing is the off spring of a certain kind of social cor ruption, which reaulU in fermentation. The elements producing this corruption, when operating direetly on the baser and weaker parts of human nature, are gen erally attended with similar results in all egesof civilization. These elements may bo stated thus: Excessive prosperity, un seasoned bv “the sweet uses of adversity;" a reckless disregard for those laws of mor ality, which form tbo prime uecessity of aacceaifnl civilization; und a worse then opium eater’s passion for tho “root of oil evil.” In such a state of things, iu such an atmosphere, a CONNOLLY OB A TWEED is born and engendered. Such mon as naturally take to the public crib as rats to your ooru crib. The cribs should bo so constructed and so guarded os not to invite their inroads. But such corn not been exercised in New York. Bo far from this, tho present city charter under which tho ]>eoplo have been plundered, would aecm to have been drawn by thieves for tho benefit of thieves. I’olitioally speaking, I cannot perceive that ono parly has been worse than the other in batching commissions aud schemes of plunder aud robbery. Certain it is, in tho Legislature, if the New York lting wanted a aound Repub lican, they knew where to find him aud what price to pay for him. But, at laat, this festcriug sore on tho body politic, lias bursted, and floods o[ corruption are flowing from ita fatal surface. Tweed hod loug been flaunt ing his ill-gotton millions in the faces of tho miserable people who had permitted him to rob them. Borne of the gutter snipes call liim Cnaar, with their usual contempt for analysis and com parison. Tweed is, in no way, eveu a vulgar imitation of Julius Ctesar.— Ciosar was of a grand and lofty type, dis tinguish oil in the field and in tho forum; but Tweed is distinguished mostly for impudence and greed. Indeed, his im- K adenoe is rather of a modern type, and par* tho stamp of a rascally originality. 1 now quote from tbo records, aa pub lished in tho Tribune, of tho ilDtli inst.: “On October 1, 1801, Mr. Tweed was discharged, by Judge Barnard, from liis deb a and from imprisonment as a bank rupt" Iu 1868 Tweed commenced pur chasing real estate in the city. In 1871 Ilia real estate, in value, is published at 80,994,95-1. In 1HG1, Mr. Tweed was ohoirman of the "ring” Board of Supervisors—mode by a Republican Legislature, and com posed of six Republicans and six Demo crats, so-called. This loyal body was in power during the war on the Boutheru Slates. It was urn. leationably “ truly loyal,” nud loyal ty was profitable, so-called. That is to say, il payed. They ran tho “ big shan- teo” iu tho City Hall Park, aud all the other thousand slmntccs in tho city, whero all sorts of men, from all sorts ot dens and prisons, nolens rolens, were loy ally sent to the front for ono tliousaud dol lars per head—but tho head didn't get much of the thousand dollars I It is here, os 1 supposed, Mr. Tweed made his big •tart, which enabled him to go into the purchnso of real estate. Iu 1860 Biobard B. Connolly, at this time quasi Comptroller, was sued by Henry D. Foltor for a liquor bill; and bo then aworo in court that ho utensil properly at alt. Shortly filter this be was nominated and elected Comptroller by Tammany llnll, aa a matter and a man of practical expe diency—whioh expediency has since been practically developed. In 1808 Connolly commenced the pur chase of real estate. In 1871 hia real estate foots up >2,300,091. He is, also, credited with registered bonds in Wash ington amounting to $4,000,000. Con nolly woe born in Cork, and very early in life earned and owned the soubriquet of “Slippery Dick." HALL, RWKENT, AND OTHBBfl, having taken up so milch of your space alrcadv, I shall, at present, say nothing about Mr. llsll and Mr. Sweeny, the oth er two ostensible heads of tho* so-called ring. Mr. Swouuy lias boon compara tively moderate, ns ho is only worth about million and a half. Hall Lai t e n friv olous and negligent—no more. CHABLHS O'CPKOB boon especially employed ami *p. pointed to prosecute public peculators and malefactors. The character of Mr. O'Oooor s widely known. He Is s man at once impartial and stern. TmpolU-d by a high bc.ibo of duty, armed with tbo terrible baton of l'ubl o Justice, repre senting the will aud the purpose of the people, woe, woo to tho guilty, whoever no may be! These mon, who have grown so sud denly rich by such infamous moans, may suddenly realise the following quaint poetry from a quaint poet, John G. Baxe: "ltocsnM you flourish la worldly affair., Don’t bs hsushiy sad )>ut t.u sirs, wah Insole " Don’t Us proud IttioctUanwne Houses to Bent. Liquors ! Liquors ! HliSribc to €o. Colei niratorji. SASSEE N HOUSE, (1 onnerty United States Hotel.) C IORNER ALABAMA sod PRYOR STREETS. AT- / LANTA, OA. B. R. 8ABSBBN, Agent Proprietor. GEO. W. BASS KEN, Clerk. BUY YOUR Ales, Wines 5 Liquors 1 AT KENNY'S Chicago Ale Depot AND Wltolessnlo Liquor Ilouao. H’r Asm es Large Assortment ot all kinds oTLiqVORS, tchlch trill be sold at Ike .Host Reason able Terms. mytll-dm Danforth’s Dentrifrice. 1EET1I and Purifying the breath, In the beet preparation In dm. For n»1n by octl7.tr BED WINE It FOX. $83.00 hared I $23.00 Saved! PKICE8 AND TEBK8 OP WILSON SHUTTLE Sewing Machines. DMusarEKD vrrrcash. 810 ratio. 86 ratio. No. I. Ptein Table $ id | Mi $60. • No. ft. half-case, pin bx 60 60 66. No. 7. do f»u y 56 66 70. No. 7, Folding cover 70 HO N». H. Full Cabinet, 100 110 No. 8, Folding Cover. 120 WARRANTED FIVE YEAE8 BY WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO We wiab it dlatlnctly understood that tlioee ere our terma from which we never deviate; aud we guaran tee our Machinea to have every point of excellence to b« found iu auy Underfeed Shuttle Machine, aud aa durable, made of aa good material aa any Machine In tho world, aud that it wiU do aa elegant work. W. H. GRIFFIN, Gen. Agent, 97 Pencil tree Street, Atlanta. Oa. Co-partnership Notice M R. THOMAS R. EOLE8TON 18 ADMITTED i Partner in our buetneae iu thia city, to take effect fioiu Auguat let, laat CRANE. BOYL8TON * CO. Atlanta, Ga.. Nov. 2— nov3 3t. Macon & Brunswick HAILKOAD COMPANY. Macom, Oa., October 7 Change of Schedule. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, DAILY EXCEPT RUN DAY. Leave Macon 8:20 A. M. Arrive at Uruuawick ®:*6P. M. Arrive at Jacksonville, Fla. 6:00 A. M. Iseave Jaekaouvllle, Fla 8:45 P. M. TilKOlKi H FJUUEaWER TRAM, DAILY EXCEPT Pl’NDAY. Leave Marou 8:10 P. M. Arrive at Savannah 7:45 A. M. Arrive Jacksonville. Fla 7:00 P. M. Leave Jacksonville, Fla. 7:00 A.M. At Macon with the M. A W. K. U. traiua to and from Atlanta. No change of care between Maoon and Savannah, and Macon aud Jacksonville, Fla. IIAWKINttVILLE TIE A IN, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. I.cave Macon passenger abed... That wealth’s a bubble that cornea and goes! Aud that all prond flesh, wherever It grows, la subject to Irritation.” A. J. 8. For Governor. Editors Daily Sun: To fill the high sail responsible position of Governor, no ono oan be found who would, at this time, give more general satisfaction than Hon. James M. Smith, the Speaker of tho House. Ho is n gentleman of marked ability, otriot integrity and undoubted patriotism He is eligible to the office, notwithstanding the objections of some to that effect. Ths State Cooriitiition prov dea, that no member of tho Legisla tor* shall be appointed by ths Governor or elected by the Legislature to any office du ring tba time for which he la elected, but there la no provision against an eh j- boo by ths people, ot say member of the Legislature to any office. So it will be •een that Mr. Smith is eligiblo to any affioe whioh the people might eee proper gboetow upon him. If elected Gover nor, he will administer the affair* of tho State with rigid economy end for the poO[ "oof Georgia He is above "rings,” cliques or combinations “ Eissrrs " Coppersmith Shop AND 3RABB POUNDIIY. r OUN k GREEN MIDDLETON ARE l’Rfe PARED to ail-cute work on abort notice, hatisfactiou Shop ncit door to IN TUB CITY! REYNOLD’S HOTEL, new nan ... aaomaiA. [formerly McDowell moose.) A ate Britain It. to, •» OO PICK DAY. W. M. Heynoltle, octlW/ Proprietor. ~ "kennesaw house, MARIETTA, - . OBOBGIA, ter quarters; only ona t Hanlrin House, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. J. W. RYAN, Proprietor. PRANK OOLDEN. Clark. insurance Companies. Insure in the Strongest Company. LIVERPOOL <fc LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Cash Assets of the Company, over $21,000,000 Gold Assets in the U. S. h *\3,300,000 “ Stockholders also Personalty Liable for aU Engagements ot the Compettsg. — ■ L oasts DT CUICAOO rise A little under »r 400,000 TO* directors is HEW tobi am raiserial by tb. Hoar Ikard to draw a. Load*, tee the wM> TOM. sod BM dfetw* tOe — 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. BROWN’H HOTEL, MACON, aEOltUIA. rpHIS SPLENDID FIRST-CLASS HOTEL 18 THE JL large#! and beat Hotel In the City. It la situa ted linmediJUly opposite tb« General Paaaeuger Depot, and for Com/ort, Elegance, Economy and at tention of its Employees and attache# it offers great er inducement* to tne traveling public, than any oth er house In the Southern States. nov3-tf W. F. DROWN k CO. 1803 ESTABLISHED. 1M5 STUART UAlZuOAD HOTEL, Opposite Depot-VALDOSTA, OA. rpHiS HOTEL IS CONVENIENT TO BUSINESS, X pieaaanti) located, attentive servants, cad charges moderate. C. T. STUAltT, nov5-tf proprietor. LITCIL V IELD HOUSE, AC WORT II, GEORGIA. beat the market affords. MERCHA NTS IN City and Country C ONSULT YOUR INTEREST; EXAMINE OUR stock and prlcea before you buy. We Import CUTLERY AND CROCKERY And It la not to your interest to go a long distance from home and pay as much or more for the same goods. We call particular attention to our stock of TABLE aud POCKET CUTLERY, and do not believe that for extent variety and prices it is equaled in the South. AN IMMENHF, STOCK Of George H'oslenholm and Son’* Celebrated I XL Cutlery. JOSEPH ROGERS A SON’S TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. CK WARD dr CO. B 1 • ANY. Arrive at Uawkinsvilie.. Leave lUwkiuaville., Arrive at Maoon . 3:06 P. M. .. 0:46 P. M. .. 6:45 A. M. .10:30 A. M. WM. MACRAE, General Superintendent. Suburban property AT AUCTION, FRANK M. QUEEN, Aiictlou'r FOR A. K. 8KAQO. TABLE PLATS OF LAND, located near Weal End, Atlanta, coutaimug ‘JS to 10 acres, each. For terms, etc., aco large posters or maps, at the office of A. K. 8EAUO, Dealer iu Heal Estate. Office Conor Forsyth aud Mitchell atr’a, n»v4-4t Atlanta. A RARE OPPORTUNITY FUR INVEST MENT. Fiue Flouring Mill* For Sale. I OFFER FOR RALE MY MILLS KNOWN AS "J. I W. I'hllllp. Mill. " on llmr Clerk. o.iu|>beU county, 4i, miles northwrat of Palmetto, ou tho A. A W. P. R. U. Tho building ta 36x33, three atorios high; atone foundation 21 f“ot high—all in Uaecoadtuon. It haa a pair French Ruhr*, one of J&sopua, a auiwrior i'aliform* Ktmuter, and turns out 16 barrels Flour, aud 160 bushels meal, per day. Haa a 'J'J foot over shot wheel—could be Ml feet; uever faRlug water power of 45 to 60 home; plaoe ea*y of access--flue *• •*- *' “ — * bcauUtul and convenient J. W. PHILLIPS, Palmetto, Oa. PTofcaaional <£iufl«. THOS. N. HOPKINS, Attorney & Counsellor at Law, BRUNSWICK, OA. WM. G. STEPHENS, attorney at law, ca.iwroitDru.Lz, oa. orilAla t. a tawfion. i. i. rmrATMOL LAWSON *. FITZPATRICK, Attorneys at Law, CATONTON, OA* Will practice la the Ocmulgee Circuit and Su preme Court. Prompt attention gtveu to Collections uu_ The Junior refer*, by permteeton. to Hon. A. H. Stephens. Hon. F. A UoUneoa. Hon. A. Reeaa, Hen. L Stephens. oeUfl-lm J. MADISON CUTTS, Attorney i CounselloratLaw BOOM ( HAY BU1LD1NU. Cor. IRutlRmU, WAtHINOTON, D. C. ns~ Fncttra la ril ta. onwtt. won ot com- mlmUam. end 1. th« hpulaab. oriH la ANDREW H. H. DAWSON. COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Oao. St Broadway. ■«>•> «. oce-tt. NEW YORK JARED IRWIN WHITAKER. Attorney at Law, ATLANTA. GEORGIA. VTVILL PRACTICE IN THE 8EVEHAL OOURT8, TV state aud Federal Bufiiueu intrusted will roceire prompt attenuou. Odtee in front room, over Messrs. Force's shoe •tore, in the Blanc herd Budding. Whitehall street. octtMte We arc agents for the CELEBRATED HARD RUBBER HANDLE KNIFE. Ilo you leant U’adc A Butcher's, Rogers k Son's, I X L and other best Brands 0/ Razors, Scissors and Knlces. fait on us. • McBride, a 00. Looking Glass Plates. T We offer the Cheapest and Best line oi House - Keep ers’ Goods in theCity. Cut lery, Spoons, Forks,Knives Waiters, Cas tors, Vases & Toilet Sets. In fact, any thing needed in a well kept house. Call with the cash 1 & Go. OBm Raima. Horn* t Dalton K. E On, E.V JOBngOlf.LoflRlAVt. NO. 1. TEE B.L KIMBALL HOUSE. Atlanta, Oa., Ootobcr 13th, 1871. F REIGHT AND FAR! ever Bine Mountain Route, via 8. R. * D K. R. and ita ooauccUoos to all terminal points, aa low aa by any other route, vis; To MONTGOMERY, RELWA, MOBILE,TICKSBURG, JACKSON. CANTON. MERIDIAN and NEW OR- B. V. JOHNSON, Local Agent S. R. h D. B. R.. No. Atlanta & New Orleans HIIORT LINE. THE SHORTEST k QUICKEST DOUBLE Daily Line From Atlanta to the jrtississlppi River VIA WEST POINT, MONTGOMERY, and Mobile, for IV E W ORLEANS, AND VIA WEST POINT, MONTGOMERY, SELMA AND MERIDIAN. VICKSBURG, And all intermediate Points. O N AND AFTER SUNDAY. OCTOBER L lSTl fc Doable Daily Passenger Trains win run on this ltoad aa follows : Leave Atlanta at 7:10 A. M. Leave Atlanta at 7:« P. M. Arrive in Atlanta at 5:00 P. M. Arrive in Atlanta at fl:** A. M Night brains mu through to Montgomery WITH OUT CHANGE OF CARS, forming a DOUBLE DAILY CONNECTION with traine of the Mobile k Montgomery Railroad for Mobile, New Orleans, and all points In Texas, and with Trains for Selma and Meridian, Ala.; Jack- 1, Corinth. Okalona, Vicksburg, and all points in Passengers wiU find thia route 98 miles shorter than the Blue Mountain ur any other route to Mont gomery. Mobile aud New Orleans, and 47 miles short er to Selma and all points west of Selma. Passengers leaving Atlanta At 7:10 a. m.. Arrive In Selma at 8:31 P. M. At 7:00 p. m., Arrive in Selma at 10:33 A. M. Making close connections with Selma and Merid ian Road. BAGOAOECHECKED FOR ALL TER MINAL POINTS. gy Fare aa cheap and accommodations aa good as any other route, gjfc. Ask for Tickets via West Point and Mont gomery. ta. Tickets for salo at the office of J. H. Porter, Oaneral Ticket Agent, at the Union Passenger Depot. L. P. GRANT. Superintendent. W. J. HOUSTON, General Passenger Agent oct3-tf All Leases will be paid in Chisago at sight, aad without diaoomnt This Company has subscribed TK THOUSAND DOLLARS to ths Chicago Relief Fund. No doubt can enter the mind of any one Insuring In this Great Company, to to the perfect Immunity n Policies afford them amidst any conflagration that can poneibly occur. J - E. JOHNSTON Ac OO., GENERAL ACERT8 FOR Georgia, Alabama, Florida and Mississippi. SAVANNAH, GA. W. X WALKER, JAMI* E. WILI.IAMM, Agautp, ATLANTA. GA. Ollice In Use Dollar Savings Bank, Kimball House. LOOK Xilntaal Lift Jnenrancr. TO YOUR INTEREST! The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF NEW YORK. ITS CASH ASSETS OVER $50,000,000. I T BAR A SURPLUS OF MURK TUAN SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, AFTER PROVIDING FOB all liabilities as determined by the Insurance Department ot the State of New York. Has the Largest Assets, Income, Number Issuod; aud pays the largest amount of Dlridsnds, and has the smallest Percent age of expenses of auy company in the World. The undersigned will gladly giro all Information necessary to effect insuranoe on your Urea. Do your duty to those that you love by taking a policy in THE OLD MUTUAL* Ofllco: JAMES’ Henry R. Christian, SPECIAL AGENT. BUILDING, Whitehall Street. J. F. ALEXANDER, M. D., MEDICAL EX 1 MINER. B&. Agents Wanted who are H*Orkere. M HOME Insurance Company, OF NEW YOIIK. Cash Assets, October 1. 1871 84,733.306 63 Loaees at Chicago will not exceed...... 3,000,000 00 Leaving cash assets, October 13, 1871... 83.733,306 62 On the 16th lnstsnt. at a meeting of the Stock holders, it was unanimously resolved that, after pay ing the Chicago losses, whatever they might be, they would make up intact ths Cash Capital 2,500,000 MAKING CASH ASSETS $ 4,000,000 ! THIS PLACES THE HOME Upon ths same BOUND BASIS It has heretofore oc cupied, and give# to all ita PoUcy Holders the best possible security that oan be offered by Auy Company. THE HOME Continues to issue policies at all Its Agencies, and all IU losses wiU be promptly paid, aa usual. CHARLES J. MARTIN, President. A. P. WILLMARTH. Vice-President. D. A. HKALD. JNO. C. W1UTNEK, Atlanta, Oa., General Agent fbr Georgia Booth CbroUna. Fieri to. “CHEAP COAL” K WILL SELL TO THE CITIZENS OF AT- LIM A LUMP DUAL by tho Oar Load. Load ed on Otoe at our mines at to per. bushel, or deliver It oa Oars, in the city at Sc per. buai W' 4 Kimball House. octUdlf Mo. Yhte Is ths lowest flgure Coal has Wen furnished parties purchasing ta feige qualities. We claim that our coal is equal to any, superior to a great many sad inferior to none. KENNEDY A MORROW. Coal Merchants. octtfl-1 It Knoxville. Twin. AffirntN Wanted Tor r, c« :v ■ GREAT HISTORY OF THF. WAIL Complete In one volume, beud for circulars with terms and a fUU dsecriptiou of the work. Address National Publish ing Co., Atlanta, Oa., Philadelphia, Pa., or 86. Louis, New Route to Mobile, New Orleans Vicksburg and Texas. Blue Mountain Route V I A SELMA, HOME, AJYD DALTON Railroad and its Connections. ■DASSENGEES LEAVING ATLANTA nY THE i^ArTc 5S,vSo°a f o sen*sa at 10 A. M., making close connection with FAST EXPRESS TRAIN Of Selma, Rome and Dalton Railroad, arriving at Seim# at 8:10 P. M. and making clow connections with train of Alabama Central Railroad, arriving at Meridian 6:00 A. M. Jackson 11:50 A. M. Vicksburg 2:55 P. M. ALSO, make close connection at CAL ERA with trains of South and North Alabama Railroad, arriv- Moutgomery 7:10 P- M. Mobile...... 7:45 A. M. New Orleans 4:15 P. M. The Road has been recently equipped and its equipment la not surpassed by any in the South for strength and beauty of finish, qy No change of can between Rome and Selma. PULLMAN PALACE CARS NO DELAY AT TERMINAL POINTS. Fan aa low as by any other Route. 89- Purchase Tickets via Kingston at the General Ticket Ofloe, or at the H. I. Kimball Honae. JOHN B. PECK. General Passenger Agent. E. G. BARNEY, General Superintendent K. Y. JOHNSON. Loral Agent, septl8-tf No. 4 Kimball House. The Palace Dollar Store. 9 5 a o 0 SE H S L. II. PIKE 9 * PROPRIETOR. Goods sent to any part of ths country, augie-lm A Card to the Public. L. B. DAVIS, INSURANCE AGENCY, 15, Whitehall Struct. Next door to J. H. James’ Bash. bdilmmfy <?«., Otto IOIA, 1871. I HAVE FIV1 A NO. 1 INSURANCE COMPANIES that were not represented In the G reat ChU-nno Dlwater. compuia. npreMot ■O.pMriafl , 19,000.. Tb« |mt "AMDIR” .UU Marita fort. I. Ita •tariictk ad power. JLtao, tba Fnau'i Fund u intrit. wand ud nllrnL HUk. written u ritaqn.1. ufl -q.ltafcd. iwta«. GMrirata write Mm Hta KuOra-l o. rit m mm lonota nri. I fL.B. DA VIM. WhdtaRnll ant <mo ta ssntar oetjtal-31 MURRAY'S LINE—NEW \ 7RK A SAVANNAH. EVERY TUESDAY fbom each port. The first olaas steam shi pel ^*<», DEARBORN, Commander. VIRGO BULK LEY, Commander. Compose this Una, and one of thaae steamships leaves each port EVERY TUESDAY. Through bills of lading giren by these steamships by all railroad connections, and also through bills lading given in Savannah on Cotton destined for Liverpool and Hamburg by first class steamships.— For height or passage, apply to HUNTER * GAMMKLL, 84 Bay street. PHILADELPHIA AJTD 1'AjrJTAU. EVERY SATURDAY fbom sum fort IKSCRdirCZ OR COTTOK BT rTZAMRRS OK THIS uax on half rut cot. CABIN PASSAGE.. |10 DECK, with subsistence 10 Thia line Is oomposad of ths first dam steamships WYOMING TEAL, Commander. TON AW AN DA BARRETT. Oommauder Ons of these steamship# leave each port EVERY SATURDAY. Through bills lading furnished by •-•— por 'HUNTER A OAMMELL, 16 Rtotreet. For New York. THE GREAT SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. kv kry Thursday. insuraune by this Lino oan be eifeoted under our open policy at one-half per cent, CABIN PAHStGK 8>0 00 The first class stsamera Herman Livingstone, Ohneemaan, Com. Gen. Barnes, V.<h Mallory, Com. Will sad as follows: H. LIVINGSTON October Glh, at 13:30 r. M. *• “ 30, at 12:30 r. M. GEN. RAUNES •• 13, at 4:30 ». M. *• '* 17. at 4:30 r. W. Bills of lading given hereon oottoa and wheat thro, to Liverpool and Hamburg via New York by first elass steam ere. For ye—to* — freight, apply to WILDER * FUIaLAKTON, novMf No. • Stoddard's Upper Range. THE Baltimore & Savannah Either port every fire (8) days. . Through Bills of Lading and Passenger Tickets. Issued to all points In Oeorgla, Alabama, and Flori- l da. ■ The ships are all first class, aad composed as fol lows: i Saragossa.. .Capt HOOPER. Capt. BILLUPS. Capt. FOLEY. atpt36-U BOSTON A8AVANNAH CULEtZOAOSM 1 Buggies J Harness 11 F COHSlqUKKCK OF TKK DULLNZRS OF TBS tariMi.uditaTia«• Ur». msrtyot tatOow, cm taoA. I bta to ritaowriw ikri 1 will riU a, pm- •at MucA u ouacritaraU, REDUCED HATES. For workniaariUp „<I Mjta. 1 h..» . w.jl^M.V Itakofl pratlgc; ft ad I hftr. loo, nifttntftinad > coo.- peIHloa ftfluoM ftnrp oUirr I, a>i On ia tk, STATE OF GEORGIA. I Mitoriwinia rooraUftUm. n-jt r. .V „ . , Orrtri (fo* fl« by U.dlroct Ho. from Dofttoo. ftod rftrilftft vlftltinx tk. Ffttr will flad Ik to thrift Intari I *.oid tnoftbilimriit *> <- r" • t»H «l lay Rri-i.ltory. RICUA ItDSOH A RARKARD. Atao krip • fall fttock of Cftrriftflftft. Bo,, ftft. Aft Arata. Hftnaarii. ■ado ky KIMBALL BRUTHKR-.Bofttoa. F. KICKKBROK A OO.. octlfl Ua A. T. rxMT. 1 »opt38 tf AfltaiM. Rorioa Mlp VVKAMIUUF "RRMIMOLB" I LUO TOSB|, CkF*- n 8. H. MATHEirS. atOftUhtpc’ UR1ERTAL" (14k tau), 0>pt F. M. 8NOW. RftRlaf from rock port oa tk. loth, Kith ftocl 90ih Of every month. Through UU* of lading given to prioripsl point* South and kato Freight and insurance at low rates. Good pa*-