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THE DAILY FinuT Kona«... SUN. SW Office in the Sun Building, Wei mu qf Broad tree), Second Door South of Alabama. M8“ New Advertisement* always /owed on hint Page ; Local and Business Notices on Fourth rage. TAtram, Matt 4 Co., White Plains, Green Co., Gs J. L. Sa — J. a Pi fcB. A. Ti LThumeaviU*. Gs. Jon S. Bnoem, Bbertoo, Os.' fOmr City Agem Gant. Jon «. Wmb Is osr Amt for AUsnU Is snthariasd Is restive subscription*, asks > MHMG StfeL: r.r,* F — ii »r Sale mA the | .... ... • Oeato a FOR GOVERNOR: HwJAMESM. SMITH OF JRVMCOBEE. n-J— , T7Tt I Taeadaj, DMOffitor 1#, 1871 A Rise •( the Trae Metal. We notioe in the Maoon (Ge.) 2W*- graph and Messenger, of the 8rd instant, the following article: A PMMl t|,IM tbs “’Fn.sn" Pellsjr. We find the following earnest protest against the adoption of the paaaire or 'possum policy—ss somebody has wittily termed It—by the National Democratic party next year, in that erer faithful Demoeraho journal, the Boston Post. Hays the Polt It is not propass and growth for the party which is the inspiring motive of the peasive proposition, so much as it is a gambling fondness for change, a traf- fioaiag attachment to both the party and its great principles, and a timid and oon- f used calculation ot chanoas that pays far more regard to the personal profit than the popular advantage. Any politician of ordinary penetration must understand thit a negative position for a great party is sure disintegration and death. Defeat outright could not bring on the catastro phe so suddenly. It wonld be a general disbanding without even the usual con dition of external compulsion. Whether weakness or treachery, false judgment or oool design, the result would be no leas thorough and complete. Genuine, pro- greesive Democrats, determined on an expansion of the party doctrines and methods to the utmost limits of liberal ism, but resolved to proteot their faith as their only footing in the general con fusion, honestly believe that the liberal element ot Republicanism can be brought into co-operative position without mak ing this oonfeaaioe that they must hide their principles in order to vindicate them. Supposing the proposed aoheme ot passivism to be poamble of suooeas, it still remains to bs shown in what way the Democratic creed has been liberalised or what new guaranty of its operation in tho Government it will have reoeived. To win a triumph for a cause by refusing to mention the cause, is so idle as a pro position as not to make it necessary to attempt it as an experiment. The general tone of these sentiments is highly oheeriug, especially coming from the aourae they do. We join our contemporary of Maoon in giving them a hearty indorsement. The Boston Pol seoms to be awak ing to a proper appreciation of the “situation” and the “proapeot” be fore us. It seems almost ready to put in aod*leud a helping hand in our unfinished “editorial aerial.” That “aerial," ‘the Pol may be assured, is devoted to the reeoue of Constitutional Liberty in this country, and aid from any quarter is, and will be, cheerfully received. It is with peculiar pleasure, therefore, wa hail such utteranoes, from this old Democratic Journal, as these: "A nega tive poeitivn for a great Parly it sure dis integration and death, " “It would he a gen eral disbanding, without even the usual con dition of external compulsion;" "Whether weakness or treachery, false judgment or oool Amiga, the result would be no lets thor ough amt compile;" "Genuine, Progressive Democrats, determined on an expansion Of the Party doctrines and methods, to the uimol limits of liberalism, but resolved to protect their faith at their only footing in the general confusion, honestly believe that the liberal element qf Republicanism can be brought into eo-ojm-atiee position, without making this cunfestiim, that they must I, .OX their principlm in order to vindicate Ihtml" This is all sensible talk, and directly to the point. The Democratic Party is the Party of all true Progress, in this oountry, and in all oonntries. Radical and Jaoobini- cal Leaders are in the habit of styling it the Party of "Reaction," of "Retrogres sion," made up of "Bourbons,” who op pose the advancing ideas of tho age. If, by the advancing ideas of the age, be meant the Progress which the present Ruling Dynasty has made in the United Htataa, within the last five years, then, indeed, is the Democratic Party " Rate- live" and "Retrogressive," in its every principle and instinct. The Progress which these destroyers have made, has been a “Departure" from all the land auurks and safeguards of Liberty—a rapid advancement towards neutralism, Despotism, and Ruin—to wards the re establishment of the old Tory doctrine of absolutism and the Divine Right of Kings—against the inal ienable rights of Local Self-Government, oa the pert of aU separate Peoples sad States. This it la the Pi up— ot the Tudor, and i in England, when magna nfiank, unpled Under ‘ “ " of the Demooratio Party never gave bet ter counsel or edvioe than when he said: “should tee wander from them (the true principles of the Constitution) in mo ments of error or alarm, let us hasten to retrace our steps and to regain the road which alone leads to Peace, Liberty atul Safety."' True Prtjgress now consists iu Retro gression—iu a retracement ot steps taken in the wrong direction, and which tably lead to monarchy of some «urt It consists in regaining the road and pur suing it, which was marked out by our aneeeton, and whieh led to that brilliant caraer of real advaaoameat in all that waa great and grand, which diotinguisbed the history of thia oountry for seventy yean. These noble deeds of trae Pro gram were all achieved by the Democracy. Their high and patriotic mission now, if of Us wandering! from In thia glorious effort all right-thinking Republioana, so-called, aan only,” in our judgment, “be fraught into cooperative position," it wise oounaels «h»ll prevail, in tho next Presidential election. Bnt such counsels will never advise the abandonment of principles, with the hope of thereby vindicating them. A. H. 8. Lbt not the Legislature falter in the discharge of duty. There is a tide in the affairs of men—s niok of time, which, if taken at flood, leads on to fortune. If neglected, its bitter traits be held to onr lips, when we will bewail the same with fruitless lamentations. Let them not fsil to set the House of Liberty in order before adjourning. The idee of President Grant inter fering to prevent the people from having a Governor of their own choosing is ri diculously absurd. If the Legislature will but do its duty firmly aud resolutely, and in conformity to law and the Conatitntion, he dare not Mr. Conley, as acting Gov ernor, even were he rightfully in the offloe he now usurps, cannot call on the Fede ral authorities for military aid while the Legislature is in session. It is only in the recsss of the Legislature that such a coll can be made by him. From the Union Timet, The Arrests in Union, 8. V. Since our lost issue the following gen tlemen have been arrested, and are now confined in the Court House: Dr. J. N. Moore, Nevil Hawkins, 0. Hawkins, and Isooo Trammel. Dr. Moore, who is un doubtedly one of the mast quiet, gentle manly and honorable men in the Stet i. waa arrested on the affidavit of a negro, who bed seen him ride ont to visit his patients, one oold, wet night, with the ho d attached to hisflndio-rabber over coat over bis head. Most of tho other prisoners here were arrested under affida vits qf S. T. Pointer and F. £. Ray. charging them with notoas conduct in tho streets of Union while those men were hen, more than a year ago. The result of the present state of of- whv trampled t ' fool for yeaU and The Progressive Democrats an for a retraoemea! of the steps of Govern ment in that direction. They an for imitating the virtues of their ancestors, if that sort of Progress, which will rea lms and aawa the Free Institution! of the (Aintry. Their Progress ia in the direc tion Counselled by Mr. Jefferson. This we ll; Greenville and Trinity, T A Heals g—fi Apostle of oar liberty and founder | Chalybeate Spring!, T H Gibson; Grant- fairs in thia oounty, will inevitably brio, gnat anffering and want upon the oof ored people next year. Already, in con sequence of arrests and flights, a Buffi cient number of white iaud owners aud employers have left farms whsreon at least two hundred laborers are employed thia year. These farms will not be cul i- ited next year, while all the necessary animals, implements, Ao., must be sold out of the county, for but few in it will be able to bay them. Without horses or mules. Implements or food, aud with no money or oredit to buy tbeso indispensa- blea for making a orop, the negroes will be compelled to paort to ono or two plans—robbing and stealing, or leave the county. The food crop of thit county, in the aggregate, it not ouffieient to last six months, and as the negroes own bat e very am ill shore of it, we oonnotseo what these misguided people are to do. Truly, they will eey, “save us from our friends.” Appointments of North Georgia Conference for 1878. Augusta Distbict.—0 W Key, P. E. Ht. Johns, A T Mann; St. James, H H Porks; Anbury, 8 J Davies; Richmond Circuit, D Kelsey; Appling, W A Flor ence; Thompson, J m Lowry; Warren- ton, W F Sm th; Sparta, W T Caldwell Hauooek, F P Brown; Crawfonlville, A 0 Thomas; Milledgeville, A J Jarrell; Raid win, J W Btype. Elbxbtok Distbict.—L. Rush, P. E. Elberton, F P Hughes; Bethlehem, John H Grogan; Elbert Circuit, W A Farris; Liucotuton, G R Park; Jefferson, J R Parker; Mulberry, J H Maahbura; ComesviUe, W T Norman; Franklin Springs, supplied by D O Oliver; Homer, W F Quillisn; Hartwell, J W Baker; Clarksville, LP Neese; Clayton Mission, supplied by E L Stephens; Tugalo and Mission, B D Evans Dahlonxua Distbict.—W A Dodge, P E. Dahlonega, G E Gardner; Daw- scuville, J R Pate; Cummiog, N H Pal mar; Alpharetta, 8 B Ballah; Canton, E E Ledbetter; Cherokee, J M Hardin; Cleveland, B Sunders; Ulairaville Mis sion, M H Eakes; Gainesville, J H Bax ter; Hall, J G Worldly; Lawrenoeville, F F Reynolds, RP Martin. Roux Distbict.—G. J. Pearce, P. E. Rome, T F Pierce;Goose, P P Reynolds; Forestalls, W P Riven; Oostansuls, W P Lovojoy; Cave Springs, JBMaFsrliuu; Cedar Town, W F Oieun; Van Wert. W Conyers, R H Jones, eup'y; Subligns, W R Branham, Jun; Summerville, W C Dunlap; Lafayette, A Odom; MoLe- more’s Cove, supplied by 8 W UoWbor- ter. Dalton Distbict. —W. J. Scott, P. E.; Dalton, W P Kramer; Dalton Circuit, S Leak; Tunnel HIM, J T Richardson; Ringgold, J P Wirdlaw; Rock Spring, DJ Weems; Spring Plaoe, W T Hamil ton; Murray Mission, supplied by T J Simmons; Oslhouu, JH ltobeeon;Tilton G Rankin; Kingston, J A vflle, B F Jones; Hogansvillo, J TLowe; Senoia, F W iioggerly; Palmetto, J M Bowder; Franklin, J J Little; LaGrange Female College; M Calloway, President; Missionary to China, Young J Allen. Atuawta Dimmer—W H Potter, P. E. First Charab, Wl Harrison; Trinity, O A Evans; Evan's Church, J M Dickey; Payne's Church aud Peachtree Mission. DDCox; St. Paul's and Edgewood, O H Pattillo aud G W Hardsway; Atlanta Circuit, li J Johnson; Deoatur Circuit, F B Davis; Stone Mountain, W H Clark Conyers, W J Wardlaw; Covington and Monut Pleasant, W W Wadsworth; New ton Circuit, A Cray; Sardis Station, H E L Timmons; Oxford and Social Circle, W R Branham, Sr.; Montioello, . G Murray; Ocmulgea Mission, supplied by J W dook; Newbern Cirouit, M W Ar nold; Monroe, 0 A Conaway; Agent Or phan's Home, J Boring; Agent American Bible Society, Wm. A Parke; Sunday School Secretary, A G Haygood. Hum Distbot—J Lewis, Sr., P. E. Grifflu, J W Heidt; Zebulon, J Chit; Pike, J S Bryan; Thomaslon, M H White; Bartlesville, W B Foote; Oounty Line, W H Graham; MeDonomh, J H Harris; Joneeburongh, U B Johnson; Forest Station, B W Williams; Fayette ville, D Nolan; Oallodan, C A Mitchell Clinton, W G Hanson and D L Ander son; Jackson, M F Uslsby; Pleasant Hill, J F Holmes; Forsyth, I) J Myrick; Forsyth Ciranit, J Singleton. Azmns Dunwrcrr—E W Speer, P E; Athens, J Lewis, Jr.; P A Heard. Super numerary; Ooonao, C J Oliver; Factory Mission to be enrolled; Wetkineville, J YM Morris sndTw Knight; Mndmon, W F Pledger; Morgan, J L Lupo; Greensboro, Geo W Yarbrough; White Plains, James L Pieroe; Lexing ton, W A Simmose; Winterville, W D Heath; Washington, P M Byburn; Broad River, A J Wordley, R A Seals, Bap'y; Little River, Joshua Parker; Eetontou, B H Sesenett; Putnam, W W Osbn, J M Embry; Transferred to South Georgia Conference, A Wright aud AC Davidson; To Halaton Conference, R A Gidden; To North Alabama Conference, K Stripling Next Conference to be held in Atlanta. Reynold!; Elijay, M O Hamby; Jasper, supplied by J. M. Sullivan. UaB-aTTa Distbict.—F A Kimball. I' E; Marietta, GO Smith; Ackwortk, J B May eon, Boswell, John D Hammond; Powder Spring, E K Aiken; Dallas, Ha (en C Christian; Carrolton and Bow den, J Cham ben; Villa Hies, J N Myers; Ham] son Mission, supplied by D Strip ling; Sand Town, supplied by J Green; Fairborn, R H Harwell; CartenviUe, O B Kramer, JT Norris, Supernumerary, Marietta Female College, W A Rogers, President; Sunday School Agent, W F Conk. LaOsaxoi Distbict — H J Ad«m«, p E; LaGrange. Wm M Crumley; West Point, A M Thighpen; Newnsn, R W Bigham; Troup, W J Cotter, Long Cane, T 11 Timmons; Whitesvillc, T 8 L Her Jflioullantone. l'sOOBUrtHELW Red Rust Proof Oats AT Mark W. Johnson’s, orroemi Cotton Warehouse,? on Broad Street. ALDQl 800 Bssth. Selected{Seed Barley, 860 Ml*. Seed Rye, to arrive, 600 Both. Seed Wheat, 810 Bush. Bed Clover, 816 Bush. Red Top or Itertls Grass. 884 Bath. Orchard Orate, 1(H) Bsssh. Tall JBeadow Oat Grass, to arrive, 176 Bssth. Blue Gratt, and all other sueful Grasses, he 600 Cut. Fresh Turnip Seep ; ALSO: lOO Tons Sea Fowl Ellwan and other Guano, tor Wheat, Sic. ALSOt 600 Dixie Flout aud other news, (ran tHU lo M to, ehasotr Uun boat Mdfi “Scooter*." ALSO: The Keller Patent Grain Drill, For sowing Wheat, Eta A-lflfio | Everything else needed h the Agricultu ral line, at W. Johnson’s, P. O. BOX MO, Atlanta, Oa. Mark L. B. PIKE, fbopbibtor. 9T 1 Ooede aeut U any part of the country. auglt>la RU PTURES TO KUPTURKD PERSONS OF ATLANTA. RADICAL CURE OF ABDOMINAL HERNIA, I OB RUPTURE, Without inconvenience tn the Patient, or restriction In Exercise or Diet. D B. j. L. HOWE, ABTISTIO BUBO EON, MAT. 1NU devoted hie time exclusively to the study and treatment of Abdominal Hernia, in its various foruie aud eta***, respectfully announces to the public that be has opeued an offloe. Hoorn No. 3, Ospitol Bedding, Atlanta, Oa.. where, during bus! owe hours, each day, he can be consulted. buriuR an expert eao* of over twenty yean, Dr. R. has treated several thousand ruptured patients, of both sexes and efuU ages, a great number of wh< were rentored to health, vigor and a sound body. This has bean steeled by assiduous study and tbs use of his inventions, in conjunction wttfcnla popu lar remedies, being an external apptienttun, promot ing a speedy and permanent euro, without lbs suf ferings aud injurtas resulting from the rigid sad iu supportable pressure of a Trues. 8o reliable is thia treatment that the patient. In most instances front the Aret application, will < to be annoyed by a return ot the rupture, and be enabled lo take the moat active exercise on or oa horeebaok. with perfect security against the dangers of strangulated Hernia. «r. Mews's Abdominal lappnrtar, Uef and cur* for fsasele. Uterine or Abdominal uos’ESsSSSr" wmaoasm. v«r The How York Methodist, of 9th May, ISM, highly raeoanmeade Dr. Bewa‘a successful treatment ot RUPTURES aid DEPOKMITIES. The editor tea ‘ ~ dntones with hie petienta, and post- of wary wonderful cures. Hatters- irsest attention of the aMlalad tiny of the profession. - nianHou under my circumstan ce* whatever. I Invite the ruptured, and aU pee- mne tuts nets I, to call and examine for thoamelvee. Positive certificates of many radical cures can be ~ r others, several clergymen, the addreaa, C*ORCIA-T*xJArmno Oeum. OucmAar's Omen, Dec. 4.1971. TXABMUCH AS THE ATLANTA SUN HAS THE X largest circeletion in thia eonaty, of any paper published iu Ueorfia, notice is hereby given that all advertisements for the Ordinary's Office, and Clerk of the .Superior Court of mid oounty, will M-eaftar be published in that paper. CHAR. A. BlAELEY, Ordinary of T. <X, and Clerk 8. C. decO-dOthwlt Liquors ! Liquors ! MY YOU* Ales, Wines § Liquors! AT KENNY’S Chicago Ale Depot AND Wbolaaalo Liquor House. We have a large Assortment ot all kinds ori.iqVORM, whieh will be sold at the .Host Reason able Terms. RXiattlUrnrotK 'Aftnrrtiaxmrms. SeiCS) Saved 1 #45.00 Saved! ruins airs Trans or WIUON «IUTTLE Sewing M aohines. cronraiD wettcamm. $10rayco. gsraito. No. f, Plain Table $ 45 $ 64 $60. No. t, half ea>o, pin bx 60 60 66. No. 7. do frn'y 65 06 70. No. 7, Folding oot r 70 SO Na. 8, Full Cabinet, 100 110 No. 8, Folding Cover. 190 W AH RANTED FIVE YEARS BY WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO We wish it distinctly understood that these afe our terms from which wa never deviate; and we guaran tee our Machines to have every oolnt of exostk—- to be found te any Underfeed tentlle Machine, aa durable, madeofaeneod maUrteAeaaj Mad in the world, and that itwfll do ae^alyo^ork. tTPHOLSTERING, Paper Hanging AMD FURNITURE REPAIRING QLD 0HA1BR OARED AMD NO CHARGE FOB REYABNISHINO. Lounges Bepalrad, and Carpets C. R. BBO.WN, No. S DaOtvaa* Opera House. 1W Maafotte than The National Chill and AGUE TONIC. A Oertain Core! Mo MlatoJael WILL SEND A TWO-OUNCE BOTTLE OF THE •hove medicine (which la enough for any caaa) with full directions, free of charge, on receipt of 76 eta., from anyone ordering it; and will, also, eend the •ramie for this valuable preparation to any address a receipt of $2.00 H. NKESON, M. D., Druggist. Crawfordvilla. Qa.- • - — Or. W. ADAIR, Auct’r. Two Lots and Cottage ON WHEAT STREET. I WILL SELL, UPON THE PREMISES, ON Thursday, 14th instant, at S o'clock in the After noon, two beautiful residence lota, on the South side of Wheat street, adjoining Dr. Henry WUeon and opposite T. G. Healey. These Lota front North, are of fine size, and run . tek to a wide open aUey. On the Lots are a num ber of large shade trees, and many Ana fruit trees. They are centrally located, near the Kimball House, and in a flue neighborhood. On No. 2 is a llvo room house, which rente for $30 per month, superior waU of water, ha Parties wanting No. 1 central Residence Lots, are requested to attend the sale, which will be without reserve. The litigation in refersrence to the proper ty is all settled, and the titles are indisputable. Terms—Half caah, balanoe in three and six months with interest. G. W. ADAIR, dec7-2t Beal Estate Agent. BJiVML BOJTES JAJTD SHjUIE BIBS. F at hogs, on foot or from the hooks, Bulk Meats, Bacon Sides, New Leaf Lard; “Gold Dual” and other ohoice brands of Floor, ho., he., in any quantity, at A. LEYDEN'S, •SOd'Jw Alabama street GEORGIA REPORTS F«r Sale at the Office ot the San. T Hat the Sun Office. fiotel Oircitorn. S AS SEE N house, (Formerly United States Hotel.) C ORNER ALABAMA and PRYOR 8TREBT8. AT LANTA, OA. B. R. BAS8EEN, Agent, Proprietor. GEO. W. 8AS8EEN, Clark. REYNOLD’S HOTEL, NEWMAN - - - GEOBQIA. (FORMERLY McDOWELL HOUSE.] Aate Bel I ana Raise $* 00 PKR DAT. KENNESAW HOUSE, MARIETTA, - - GEORGIA, ter quarters; only c Address ocuo-tf heap a our’# nde from Atlanta. FLKTCHKB h FREYEH, Rankin House, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. J. W. RYAN, Proprietor. octSl-tf FRANK GOLDEN. Cleat. BROWN'H HOTEL, MAOON, GEORGIA. ted immediately opposite the O Depot, and lor Comfort, Elegance, tention of its Employees and attacl STUART RAILROAD HOTEL, Opposite Depot-YALDOSTA. «A T his hotel is oontenient to bubinses. pleamntl) looated, attentive awsanls, and chargee moderate. 0. T. 8TUABT, LITCHFIELD HOUSE, ACWOBTH, GEOBOIA. rruM.a aewan rvuraunra m nu A MO. msfttt steels. JL I* UTCHTtlD. 8 POTS WOOD HOTEL, Bsunte# <Sart«. Profrleter Hxcelsier Flastering Worts, F. O. Bo* 460, ATLANTA, QA. * C. B. BODK.Es C ontractor for brick and Stone Work, of aU classes. Pleatering and ornamental work. Stone Catting, etc. rtrlffla. Ga.. May 12.1871. vl IfVTf. JfMACKiE^ Painter and Decorator. FF1CE above W. G. Jack's. Wh::ehaU stroei. r turn# thanks to his old patrons for formsa a Coppersmith Shop TOEWhABEBT MIDDLETON ABE PBI PARED v • ip ana apta work on short notice. BatlsfacUen guaranteed. Shop next doOrto Bun offloe—Brant - * norfdfo Buggies I Harness 11 r CONSEQUENCE ON THE DULLNESS OF THE semen, and bevtag a large supply of the above i hand, I beg to announce that I will seQ my pres it stock at considerably REDUCED RATES. For workmanship and style, ] limbed prestige; and 1 have long petition egHaat every other in my line in the STATE OP GBOBGIA. .Parties visiting the Fair wfUfind It to their inter est to give S call at my Repository. Also keep a full stock of Carriages, Baggies, ha lads by AlHBALL BROTHERVUostou. Qfctlfl Un A. T . FINNEY Atlanta Collecting Agency, OFFICE! Up Stairs, Dodd’s Comer, WHITEHALL STREET. Bents, wages, and accounts collected on Short notice. Books Posted on Reasonable Terms. AU order romptly attended to. P. O. Box 313 X. H. GAVAN h 00. ProftMumal Catbe. THO8. a. HOPKINS, “ Attorney fc Coantellor at Lew, BBUXIWICI, OA. praettee In the Brunswick, hliapeha, asd Circuits. ootlS-Im WM. U. STEPHENS, ATTORNEY AX LAV, cbaytobdtil£x. a a. T. O. UwsOS. , i. vtmsusscu. LAWSON * FITZPATRICK, Attorneys at Law, EATOWTON, QA* Ocmulgea Circuit and f jtentteD given te Ccdleetio^ The Junior refer*, by permission, te Han. A. ^ nkana,_Hon. ~ ‘ Hon. L. fitephen*. J. MADISON CUTTS, Attorney 3 Counsellor atLaw BOOM • MAY BUILDING, Cor. 7th and 1 Streets, WASHINGTON# D. C. Practices in all the Courts, before all Com missions, and in the Departments. oc*17-lm ANDREW H. H. DAWSON. COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 00k» m Brotoww. Bomb U. -tf MXW YWK- JARED IRWIN WHITAKER. Attorney at Law, ATLANTA. GEORGIA. W ILL PRACTICE IN THE SEVERAL COURTS, Sttte and Federal. Busineaa entrusted will receive prompt attention. j.i fair fa Xf McLaughlin,! Attorney Sf Counsellor at Late, No. € St Paul Street BALTIMORE, MB# P ROMPT attention given to Southern buetnem, theor**** — ' novb-tf. the collection of slaters, ha, in SelUmere. B. R. Freeman, CommbMloner of Dooda, FOR SIXTEEN STATES. FOR SALE! T he entire stock of confectioneries, Willow Ware, Toys and Fancy Goods, generally, will be cold at actual cost. IVO HUMBUG IIV THIN, As I am determined to change my baalnem by the the first of Januaiy. a p*‘ y 4(.attsntloa 1a called to the sitl—rilil 31aOT OF BANR3ITN on hand. You are requested to call, sea examine and satisfy yourselves that I mean business. Bailroob fttottlismtiUs. TO EKIflBANTS. THE BEST ROUTE FROM Atlanta to Memphis Western and Atlantic Memphis A Charleston UHL Leave Atlanta $^0 A. If.....10:30 P. M Reach Memphis, nextdey.12.X6P.lf.....1*4$ Mt NO OTHEffl BOOTH OFfHEfl Double Daily Trains TO ANY POINT ON TKl MimiNsippi River MOUTH. Of CAIRO. 73 MILES SHORTER Than Any Othnr line te Memphis. Making. CLOSER CONNECTIONfl with the only Train from Memphis to LITTLE ROCK. Starting ffom Atlanta at lfc» p. ao. you leave hattanooga 6:30 a. m., arrive at Memphis 10:15 p. a . leave Memphis for little Bosk 7 tM a m. If any one should offer Inducements to yen to go via Nashville to Little Rock, remember that there la butene Irate an that route, which. May as Atlanta in the Morning starting 12 hours too aooa. yon are an a tedious Journey • boon longer, Memphis only to meet with 7 hoars more detention thaa if you had left Atlanta oa the 10*$» a*, train, and gone direct by the only RELIABLE ROUTE. If yon are te ga by beat from Maasphia# tear# Atlan ta In the morning, arriving to Memphis 12:1$ p. m. Boats tears at 6:00 p. m., allowing ample time for Agents who will give reliable information, and a L. P. GUDQEB, Agent, Dalton. B. P. PARKER, Agent. Ohattenoaga. Or Address : Atlanta k New Orleans SHOUT tilNB. THE SHORTEST k QUICKEST DOUBLE Daily Line From Atlanta to the JMlsrlssippt River TU WEST POINT, MONTUOMERY. and Mobile, for NEW ORLEANS, ass na WEST POINT, MONTGOMERY, SILICA ABDUIQIPIIM. VIOICSBTm.0. and all tatemrauaupoiau. Boris-lo Ool. Whitae.ll lad aUbua, iu. tlailroab Absertisenenta. Office Salma. Sow * Dalton R. R. Ca E. V. JOHNSOIf, Local Aft, Ha «. THE H. L IIllRiU, HOUaE. OeWiho lllh, lari. via B. B. hfi. 14. R. and ite connections to aU terminal points, as low aa by any other route, vis, To MONTGOMERY, SELMA, MOBILE,VICKSBURG, JACKSON. CANTON, MERipiAN and NEW OR LEANS. E. V. JOHNSON, Load Agent 8. R. h D. R. B., No — aotlfidir Macon & Brunswick RAIL.HOAD COMPANY. Haora, O.., Motor *, ! Change of Schedule. OCTOBER 23TH, AND AYTEB SUNDAY, ( \J 1171. the following ached otes accommodation train, Arrive at Brunswick..... Araraalj^togTilKra-- Leave Jechacnvute, ria Leave Brunswick...••*........ Arrive Maoon IP-M. 5 A.M. I P. M. I to and from aU potato to f THKQFHH PAMB1VMEK TRUff, MACON, ( (Nearly i Only Onto Minnte'a Walk. THOMAS H. HABRIft. Proprietor. C. J. MtCLELLAN, gupn. novfo MARSHALL HOUSE# U FAV.V.fF, «J. A. B. LUCE, Proprietor. Day Board $8.00. . 7;to A. M. . TtOUF.M. . fate A. M. Arrive at Bavaanak.... Arrive JacteenvUte, Fla.... Leave EauMinah 7«p. M. Arrive at Mecon AM A. M. ** Coo sects closely at Jessup with traiae fog Savan nah. Florida and all potato ou the A. h G. k.1 At Maaea with the KtW.ll trains to and tea No change of cart between Maooo and Pavaaneh, and Maeeffi end Utoecnrilh, Fte HAWKiySVIULft TRAIN, Leave Macon paearnger shed .. 3:06 P. M. Arrive et Hawklnflvllle 4 *6 P. M. Leave Hawkiaevllle 4:46 A. M. Arrive et Mecca 10:33 A M. WM. MAOHAE, General Superintendent. Double Daily teaseler Trains will Road as follows : , I f JO A M. Leave Atlanta at 7:00 F. M. Arrive in Atlanta at 4:00 P. M. Arrive in Atlanta at 4*6 A M. Night trains run through to Montgomery WITH OUT CHANGE OF CABU. forming a DOUBLE DAILY CONNECTION with trains of the Mobile A Montgomery Railroad for Mobile, Mew Orieane, and all notate tn Texas, and with Train* for Selma and Meridian. Ate.; Jack- eon, Corinth, Okalona, Vicksburg, and all potato ia Central Mississippi, Central Alabama and Northern fit Bribe & Co. IN THE CITY Ti Mils 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. merchants IN City and Country /■'tOWfULT YOUR INTEREST; EXAMINE OCR V stock and prices before yon buy. We import CUTLBRT AND CROCKERjY Wa caUparticuter attention to our stock of TABU find POCKET CUTLERY, and do not believe thit for intent variety and prices it te equaled in the South. A.IV IMMENSE STOCK George, Wostenhotm and Son'i Celebrated. I XL Cutlery. JOSEPH ROGERS * SON’S T**LI AND POOKXT CUTLERY. WARD tr OO. B 4 • ANY. Wa are egents for the CELEBRATED *HARD RUBBER HANDLE KNIFE. Do you want Wade tf Butcher's, Rogers ts Son’s, I X E and other Best Brandt of Razors, Scissors and Rnivet. Call am as. MaBBIDE, a C. Looking Glass Flatus. gotnery, Mobile and Mew Orleans, end 47 mites short er to Selma end all points west of Selma. Making dose osnaeoGona with Salma and Merid ian Boad. BACOAOKOHCOICID NON ALL TER MINAL POINTS. l. Tickets for ante at the effloa of 9. General Ticket Agent, at the Union Passenger Depot L. P. GRANT. Raw Route to VMukarv an* Texts. Blue Mountain Route VIA SELMA, ROME, AMD DALTON MAM., making FAST TRAIN yraa-.u?!* with train of ......3:|0 P. M. Meridian «Ji AIL ” r. r.’.. - * .t. '. ‘..‘“S #. Su CAURA wfth Baltotod. arriv- Slraorawr Ti*** The Band has been rvoanttp agntopad ant tto PULLMAN PALACE CAMS tu wmonn u HO MtAY AT TffiMMIMA. ROKlVt. We offer the Cheapest and Best line oi House - Keep ers’ Goods in the City. Cut lery, Spoons, Forks,Knives Waiters, Cas tors, Vases & Toilet Sets. In feet, any thing needed in a well kept house. Call with the cash IcBrijo & Co. Ticket Offloe, or i JOHN B. PECK. B. O. BARNET. B. ▼. JOHJCgON. Local .*K2s WILLIAM V. CUAWroaO- aaanrnv. tom Jennings, Smith & Co., oonoH riCToaa m comuwiox mracBiirra. JfWShtsO, removed to Na •> MoUtesh street. Auguste. Georgia (opposite onr former place of bus- ineee.l where wa have the moat ample and Clow foory of any in the city, which ia StrlcUy Fir*- Consignment* Boliofttod* September L 1371-a*pll-dAw3m.