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HIE DAILY SUN
rAi OJL .
Vsnraui Mommiu. SarT’a 11. 1872.
OITY AFFAIRS.
mkxkoik >IX)GICAL.
Wind. Ttfrlng to MUthcrlF tni wretarly oror N®-
York ul How Kufl.Qd on Wedoo. Uj. with H»n-
«nlly drer vaotUor and rlitns tempentor*. Bootli-
Mlj to ■uhthwc.h rly wind* from P.lm.ylrenta tud
Nvr Jmrj to Tlritnlo, with portly oloody woolher
tlont the coeto. iMtirly -led., cloudy Mother
oud rein froro North CoroHoo to Florldo, tod probt-
My for the eooUi.ro portion, of ileboroe, Mloeli-
,tppl ond Lootelroe. tdoody w*lh« ond oroo. of
retB from bntneky to Wiocouelo and Wchl*»n ond
MObo bly Ohio, northerly to w«tf wtndo ond otoor-
, ' the Norllioorn. OonaroUy
eteer veothor for the Interior of the Golf Stotoo ond
Tkb Gband Mo«5U«ii'‘DB Ball will
ood« off at Ootoonn Springs ou Tliursdaj
o/thiawaek. Fara for tbs round trip
from Atlanta only At* dollar*
▲oMimanufOB’i Sal*—Oolcthomi Cocrrt.—
Bm Hi* mOoa of sale of lands belonging to UieEe-
tote* 41—toalmao.
T*B Obut WbalSi- Boo the notloe tn An advec*
tt»la| column. A gentleman In tble city owns It,
• nd will soon place ft before Uio pnlllo.
IU«A»nT.—A Mr. Ooorgo Bock wso required to
glTO bond by Justice Waters yesterday to appear at
Ike next term o* the Superior Court, to answer a
charge ol bastardy.
. Cuaslcs H rarer, the eery worthy end efficient
Librarian of the Young Men’a Library Arsociailon.
lua g »ne to LoularUle on a Tint to old IrlenUa. lie
will return In a week or two. Willie Grant will HU
his place till hla return.
p Eason al.—Hon. Harrison W. Alley .of Dabloncfc*,
la in the city, stopping at the Kimball House. He is
in flue health and sa liraly aa In daya of old. Ha
fkvthfuUy represented hla county in the last Leglale-
tnrs. _
Abbott k Bbotbeb—Removal—See the notice of
this first-class house who have removed from Wbltc-
liail etreot to that very largo and convenient store.
Ho. X Alabama atreet, receuUy oocopled by,Merer i.
A. 0. A B. F-aWyly. They are among our most auo-
oassfni and reliable morcUantii.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
A Lively Little Warfare.
Yesterday afternoon about two o’clock a serious
altercation took plaoe on Whitehall atreet, between
Mr. George 0. Tanner, freight train conductor of
the State Hoad, and Mr. Francis O. Per-y, a stamping
car upbolitcr-r. employed In the office of the Pull
man Bleep.of Car Company, at the Union Pren*n*
r.-or Depot. Several ahoU.wcro oxuLaLgod between
toe parties, only one taking elfect. wounding Mr.
i'oiry Ju Iho htp.
The dreuinBtauce^, as we learned thorn, a- c re
follow*. Hither by some mismanagement on tha
part of the aerrznU or some mlfiandeistantoag
Fnnrrsl of Father O’Rellley.
The fuuoral ooremohy of Father O’Beuly, which
was began yesterday with the singing of tha Grand
Requiem Maaa yeaterdey morning, was attended by
a tremendous assemblage of people. The Catholic
Ob arch daring the mess and aermon was literally
overflowing—the stales, windows, portico end yard
• ^ armlog with people.
Among the dittiugulshed Catholic U'.Tln>« who
lArtidpakd tn the Grand Requiem Mare were, lit.
Rot. Bishop Perslco; Very Kev. Fetbor Hamilton,
Ai;gunta; Celebrant Fathsr O’Jiara, Augusta; Les
sen Father Duggan, Atlanta; Rub-deacon Fathor
Qalulan, Augusta; Father Cullenan, Atlanta; Father
Leros, Savannah; Father Patrick, Savannah; Father i
the part of Mr. Tanner, that gentleman occupied i cafferty, Columbus; Father Bazin, Macon.
Mr, Perry's seat at tho breakfast table of the Na
tional Hotel yesterday morning. This circumstance
aimo>ed Mr. Perry. He aLuaed the servants and
Indulged In some insinuations, which reflected upon
Mr. Teuner, and which provoked from him some
remark. Words wero multiplied for some time,
when Mr. Tanner a*iaed an luketaud from the bar
of the hotel offlee, and burlad it at Perry, sinking
him on the arm.
Perry thereupon left, inviting Tanner down to
tho Passenger Depot, where he said they would sew
tic the difficulty.
flAt this juncture the altercation terminated until
about 1 P. M. At that Ume, just as Tannar was re
turning from the dining room of the hotel end was
stepping on the sidewalk Perry brushed by Tanner
In rather a menacing manner. Tanner seeming de
sirous to avoid a difficulty by eluding him, turned
and euteiad the hotel. Perry soon followed and
Uugored around Tanner, who waa In company with
Mr. Fred W. Waddy, aa If he sought a difficulty.
Mr. Waddy, anxious to prevent a collision between
the parties, assiduously kept himself directly bo-
tween Tanner and Perry.
After nianceuverlag in this manner for seme time
Mr. Tanner a»fl Waddy left tho hotel, crossed the
rallroed sad proceeded np Whitehall street. Anlv<
lug In front of Lynch'otold clothing stand, they
halted for a moment to talk with some onu, when
they observed Perry Immediately behind them. He
peered by, however, and walking on up Whitehall,
■topped In front of Mr. II. Mub.eubrlnk'a store.
Directly, Moaere. Tauner and Waddy camo ou up
tho street. Aa they approached tho spot where
Perry waa etaadiikg. Lo (Perry) drew bit platol from
bis pocket and a*kcd Tanner; “Aro you prepare.
Tanner replied; "I don't reek nor deelro a difficul
ty." Perry replied, "you are obligod to havo It, 1
whereupon Tanner drow his pstol Instantly and
fired upon Perry, inflicting a lloah wound la hla
hip.
The Grand Requiem Mass was sung amid the pro-
roundest solemnity from 10 to 11 a. M., after which
Bishop Fersleo proceeded to deliver the fuueral dis
course In the Ohurob In the presence of the remains
of tha lamented decease and a large congregation,
fils discourse, which lasted vbout an hour, was pro
nounced one of tha ablest, moat eloqusnt and
touching of hla entire life. The usual fuueral cere
monies were performed in the Church, while many
huudreds outside, eager and yearning to witness the
iaettributo to .the dead, were unable to gam admit
tance byreaeon of the multitude. After the ceremonies
in the Church were ooncluded, the remains were re
moved from the Church and borne to the vault pre
pared for their reception in the basement of the
Church, amid the tears of hundreds of hie devotes,
congregation and friends.
Thus has passed away a pious minister, a devoted
pastor, a beloved instructor, a learned man, a tried
friend, a public benefactor and an honored citizen.
His funeral obsequies were attend'd by Catholic
and Protestant alike, many of whom seemed to vl.
with each other In paying a last tribute to one whom
they admired for hla talents and revered for his vir
tue.
A Mstrlmonlul Scene.
B&- EI8EMAN A TIRO., through
their oxtonsive facilities, aro enabled to
make first-class work at reasonable
charges. sep4tf
SW* Chapped Bauds, Pace , Rough
other Cutan<x>tu!a§h.-tion.. cured, and the
ikin mad; soil and smooth, by uiiug -Lo
Juuipor Tar Boap, made by Caswell,
Hazard & Co., New fork. For sale by
all Druggists. eatAwed diwly
BOON TO SCFFEBIKG^FEMALES.
LaGimkgl, Ga., March 29. 1S70.
Blaliteld & Co., Atlanta, Gu.:
Dear Sirs—I tako pleasure in stating
that X have used for tie last twenty years
tho medicine you era putting un, known
as Dr. Bradfiild’s FEMALE BEGBLA-
TOB, and consider it the best combina
tion ever gotten together for tho diseat.es
for which it is recommended. I have
been familiar with the preparation both
as a practitioner of medicine and in do
mestic practice, and oan honestly say that
I consider it a boon to suffering females,
and can but hope that every lady in our
land, who may bo suffering in any way
peculiar to their sax, may be able to pro
cure a bottle, and their sufferings may
not only be relieved, bnt they bo res
tored to health and strength.
With my kindest regards I am, res-
peotfaily,
sepC W. B. Fkbrell, M. D.
ANN OUNCEWENTS.
WM. KILE is announced os a candi
date for re-election to the offloe of Coro
ner of Fuiton county, subject to the
Democratic nomination.
matrimony occurred yesterday at the
>flloe of Juatlrc E. B. Maine ou. Two likely negroes
named 1 oupey Kimbrough and Tetmefireo Harris
had b.on guilty of a Httlo Indiscretion of which
marriage wan tho only rf medy, and marriage and
imprisonment tho only alternatives. Upou boing
advised of their critical «1‘nation, they held a lover'
coLuaol; and upon mature deliberation upou the
iron fetters of prison life and tho golden fetters of
ua.muoiiy, resolved to cast their lot with tho latter.
The loving (?) proepc ctlvo huaband was Instantly
dispatched for a llcenso, and tho prospective bride,
twv lb.. tan, th. Coot of Mr. Muhl.o- '-‘f 1 “'^OW-S In Idotattou. culo*l« on .L,
brink',Itora,indlfr.Tonne,followed, wbon Ikro, ! »“>r“» U ‘ s ™ |r *“ ‘ n4 '
shots were exchangod—Taancr shooting twlco and
Furry onoe, It labclloved; but none of the shots
took effect.
THE STEINER
HYDRO-CAUUO.N
GAS MACHINE
fJIGIS MaCHIXS 16 VOY IN Oi’FJfATlOK IN
tiio office of the lUilckerLocker Life Ineurauce Com
pany, AusteU’i Bonding, Docatur street. All are
invited to cull and aoe It,
Every flunily oan have tholr own machine, and
moke their own Gas, fully equal to Coal Gas. and at
leas than half the ooct.
Machines ot all si*oe from tL.K* lights to one
hundred lights, ot one thouaa;-d.
Machiu o supplied. .-Riteatid County Rights for
■ale.
Apply at the abov.i named office to
THE STEINER HYDBO-CABBON
GAS MACHINE COMPANY
uvl-tf
6DOHOIA STATE FAIR,
ATLANTA
18 7a
To Segrixa IvrOKrXD^L"Sr 7 October 14tla, a^nci
Close SATURDAY, October lOtTi,
A GRAND EXHIBITION MAY BE EXPECTED
Of the Products, Implements and Processes
OF AGBIOULTDBAL, MECHANICAL AND MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
Of Invention and Art, of Stock, etc., etc.
tST No pain* will be spared to make this the most instructive Fair ever held iu
Georgia.
For premium lists and other particulars address
au28-dtd
SAM’L BARNETT, .Secretory, Atlauta, Ga.
REMOY AJLio
v
retdiy, At!
REMOVAL
A. C. & B. F. WYLY,
Wholesale Grocers & Commission Merchants
FOK TUB LKtifSLATUKK.
Col. Samuel Weil is aunouuood os a
candidate for the House of Representa
tives, to represent Fulton oounty in the
next General Assembly—spbjeet to the rnnis unkivaled medicine :««.rranted cot
nomination I A to oonUla s single pMtlele oIMehcdby, or anj
Democratic nomination. nsou, minomi »nbst»oM, but is
Mani Demoohats. I purely VECETABLE- Crtlavtrlirl Nnnr Q+nro
We are authorized to annonnee the; For forty YEkBS it h&a proved lt^ great value OUiulltliU IvcW OtUI U
name of Judge CLARK DOWELL os a | Si^SH
Candidate lor tue Liegielftturo, enoject to 1 0 f the country vouch for iu wonderful aud peciUlar
tho Democratic nomiaation. I power in purifying tho BLOOD, «thnulnai.g '.ho tor-
I hereby announce myself » oan-1 SSSfS’ito. mBmoV'
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
at M . .PMI,., AMAlttas tbs return ..I tLe dswut j represent tho people of Fulton j REGULATOR l. ackuovieascd'a. bare HO equ.! u .
1 County m the House of Representatives LIVER MEDICINE,
■ i(.ira lo-a 'i.viuo rrturooU tbsr csrale.-'T as-1 of the next Legislature. I stand upon I It contains four modlc.1 oknu nta, uovor unitea in
"ZTmoZZZZ’Z! and advocate the Labor Reform move-,
On the Cor. of Pryor and Decatur Sts
Bu tn crus. wrr. numoeut.1, n««n^.na - 11'' r n t,aud taviWd^ionon the rntbl 1SMSTtS! Eomeriy known us the “Trout House Comer,” opposite tho Kimu
ea bafur. Ju.Ua. Butt, .a U.. _ob«. nf afo.ult. ! ieoL W. G. NEWMAN. I hM * t -1
House, where they cordially iuvite all
rled
and bo*, lory, with Lit out to lull. They both vfavrd
oxamlnaUon, and gavo a bund ol 11,000 oach Vo ap
pear at the noxt Urn of tho buparlor Court.
AVory soon afterwards Perry sued out a peso* war
rant against Tanner, and, also, upou hla affidavit,
Bound Trip Tickets to tho Grand
Masquerade Ball at Oatoosa Bpriogs oo | A f t> o. lanner and u. f. Haaoock, who vu in
Thursday eveniogi oan he had at tho ; oompany with .Mr. Tanner during tho difficulty,
Union Passenger Depot Fob Fit* Dol- j ™ °n . obar,. of weiult .no taws,.
P4gH, j 1 u j Hcrordrm* Court.
Nww Build two.—Mrs U F. Smith la ereoUng
Wore the dow.lpl- Tohn living In there dayu. v
• ffirga, tandaoma brink house on forayth atreet, ad- j Tentnro the aarertlon that ho would have preclt.ua
Joining Dr. lioorluga.-It will be occupied by her aa a , iHtlo time for pr-'re v i»g, and baptizing, for ho would
boarding house. Its k>oatlou la very oouveulout for j flud abundaut empioyuiont la “canting out devils,
day hoarders, ami tha rooms are apeoloua aud very I He would find a 1! f*> Uma employment In this city,
dcatable lor faxaUloa. Mrs. Smith’s Rood meuege-aud could with the ntmoet proprloty, make hla
maot aud excellent table havo secured a good rapu- head-quurtcra at Ilia Hot< r’a Court-room, where
tit Ion and patronage.
!f, i, Janet, of Uualnnatl.
See hla card. We know whereof wa apeak when
wa tell the merohanta ot this oity and tha surround
ing country that ho la a thoroughly lasponalbla aud
reliable business man. 11a in auccossfiJ. Lie gives
hie personal attention to his Luslnonti aud huu thn
reputation of doing right, and this Is what iniktu
hla tsuoccM reaervod.
Gone to Hta Post.
Mr. F. M. Clark, lately appointed Assistant Freight
Agent of the Atlantic Ooaat Line, left this oity for
Wilmington on Saturday night last. He remained
over Sunday at Augures, his home, and left there
Monday morning. He has the coullJenoo of the
.tuercantUo community aud ot mlltuad mtn In
% Georgia. ^
A Catil uk i
Mtun. JCddvri■ Tbetnsui.
grigs:Ion of the Catlioilo l
hsreby tauderud, tu tho Lit.
j kindly gavo their s
n ks.
ii,.« ).astor and coo-*
h aro duo, aud aro
...d gcmiinicu who
our organist, llu.
Madden, during thesoiouiuuiLN of taiher O'RolUj’*
fuueral.
Ttoese are the unuts of tiiu latiii'N and |,cntloinon
to whom our thanks are tiuu; Mrs. Col. Woenis,
Mias Hurt, Mrs. Bcbmldt. MU* Knox. Mi. I’srklns,
Mr. Harm sen, Mr. Trowbridge.
J. 1). PC004K.
PUD.—Miss JBmuie b. Hogs, danghter of Mr.
Thomas sad Mrs Mary A. lloge. formerly of Loudou
oounty, Virginia, died lu U.U city yesterday
morning, after a lingering Him as of cousctnptlou.
She was a meet amiable aud loving young lady, and
her death will be mourned by her many friends In
Ytrglaia and tha many abo has won during her resi
dence la this city.
Her funeral will take pleoo from tho resldenoe of
her fhthex, on atreet, at • o'clock this
morning. The friends of the fhmlly are Invited to
XUilt PnocnnniHo* or tu Bureau Oounx.—
Tuesday, September 10th.
Decisions were rendereil In the following oeaea:
rujrrCmcrrr-X^rwAt-Koa. I, T, (Warner, Chief
JusUoe, dissenting.) 11,12 10.
Jfrssrssd—Noe. 4. 0,10, (Werner dlaaentlug.) 14.
Ho. 8—Flint Circuit—Argument concluded.
TALLAVOOSA OXBCCIT.
Ho. 1-Thoe. C. Miller, et aL, vs. F. M. Flak-Role
vs. Shanffi from Troup. Argued by Dlgham for
plaintiff in error; Bpeer and Mabry for defendant,
HO. B-4L F. 8. Kirnbro h Oo. va. Geo.W.Edmonaou
—Kate va. Bherlif from Fayette. Argued by Henry
Jackson for plaintiff in error, and J. W. Fee:*,
contra.
Ho. II ttnrtan Fage va. 0. M. Dodson—Motion to
rvtet an tetruAar. from Campbell. Argued by Fears
for plaintiff in error; no appeeran• j for the de
fense.
Tha Court adjourned.
Candidates Hsetlng.
Pumnaat to agreement the vartoue candidates
met at the City Hell for the purpose of perfeotlrg
errengementa for tho approaching nominations.
When* on in-rti^n. Mr. Clerk Howell waa celled to
the eh air and 0. A. Oolllfer requested to act aa 8m-
foter/..
6* nmttea of Judge PlUmaa. proxya ware allowed
to repveeent absent. OeodbUtoa, and candl *
for Sheriff, with their deputies, were allowed one
fyh*
By Mkjor Edwards -Beaolved.
That for the purpose of carrying on tha election
. for th* linmirV*" of candidates for the Legislature
* and bounty officers, there ahull be opened et the
City Hall, In Alteala, on the tint day of September,
1STY* two ballot-boxes, an follows: At the window
on thn right hand side of tha Horth entrance of tho
p&Jftfyooe bsUot-boxwhere the votes ferment-
K&jf jggiilutir shall be reoelved; a Hie win
dow on the left hand aide of aeme entrance one
UfM4xnvlitf.tk.nlM far wmitjr dun ilill
Uiratrea. 1km daM t. fan. imu,in U nek
tu-OT Jt-aUM of tkorntf <uxl wo (noholdan.
ot, Unn ooloiO UtfUlurOU—t for fko pnpott et
kn,tzn no n«loten of tto nun ul tkno tallj-
okooU-Md oold nuuoRtfo to bo ulooUl tl thlo
ty.,ed them l^ oth'.r with .bout ah wuoh iol-iuntty j
i if they wero s' uut to cusage lu a cotillion dance
I herebj onnouuce myaetf a candidate tendedu«ujoth.tiu»
CAA.0 Of •• WhUom Triable Too," .nd oaid tb. I to repros-ot tho people of Fulton county ro ~£“, m
«nd j in the House ol Lcprtaontativca of the' tho,.of, wit: Oj,pmU».
suppreaeed langhtcT of the court and spectators, and ^
with a ludicrouB grlu on their faces, thop pruiuised j next Legislature—Bubjoot to the DomO'
regarded i
GREAT UHFAILIKC SPECIFIC, |
aud the painful offspring i
to become man ami vrifo
Tho ceremony through, they made for tha door,
and beet a hasty rutraat down stairs, congratulating
each othor on the little fitratagem they hail adopted
to dupe tho Court, cheat tho law and escape tte
rigors and just punlahra mt. DonbtloM they parted
in a few iniaules, with
regard the " solemn coviunut
as a Joke. Such aro tho mockeries of this holy in
stitution of marriage.
evatio nomination.
FOR TAX UBCEIVFhR.
thereof, tu '/It: Dyspept la, Ccnatit Alto.i, Jaundice,
Billons Attacks, Sick Feed Ache, Colic, Depression
of Spirits. Sonr Stomach, Uosrtb”rc, etc., etc. j
Bognlate the Livor and prevent
GHfLLS AND FEVER
SIMMONB’ LIVER REGULATOR
Is msnnfretured only by
J. H. Z'&ILIS & CO.,
MACON, Ga.. and PHILADELPHIA.
United States Court.
moaand women "posBoeccd of tho dovU" rosoit
dally “In great legions.’
jjs Honor do»!s not ocoxu to ‘'cast out devils”
with any ouarkod degree of sucoeas, but when it
oomna to ousts, lio gets thst out every pop.
llAUFEIl
fllrd before Ills Honor’a Court yostc) day a bill ol In.
Juqotlou against Eliza Jouklun, by which he sought
to enjoin her to lot hhn have whisky whonovor he
thought proper to tako It. The circnmstaucoa which
pro “oko l this casu aro m foliowe- Mr. Harper, at
flfty-flvo minutes past eleven o’clock Mouday moru-
lug suddenly discovered that bg had takon only
twenty-nine drlnka alnco breakfast, wanting one
oompleto the full quota of hla morning’s devotions
before twelve o’clock. An omission to take this drink
h* Cruily believed would Lo hl.t otornvl ruin, so he
frantically seicod hu. hat, aud by dint ol walking on
is fort ouo stop and on his head anoth-r, ho at hrt
AcbeaCUz.1 .«’ bar-room, where, f ilingono
h .it aud valiant effort lop rest ryo bin equilibrium »7
jssInglilB log a and •Htumodlcully ♦.•rsayUig the
nntor, Le pleaded for the fae<«r * f anotli r drlnk 4
Thq bar-maid obrervltif that tho wrotehul follow
l< in,the laid stagenof Urunki uneso, took com)*as-
,i!i on him. and said:
•• w<* cover urrvo cuatomcrh whou they havo hnd
sufficient. You havo lied too much already.”
John Harper—•' Y«z 'urn (blr) h-h-h I msy’vo ’nd
(bio) too much, b-but I 'aren't 'ad (hlo) enough 1"
Notwithstanding this pointed repartee, the bar
maid positively refused to oblige him, whereupon
he doparted. J Jet as h( readied the door lie became
furiously mad, and Just for nplte fell “ hcris over-
head” out of tho door, over the aldewalk Into tho
street. He thought thst demonstration would bring
the tier-maid to her tenses, but atrang* to say, they
found much more difficulty lu bringing Mr. Harrcr
to hla aenoca; for lu performing that athlotlc somer
sault his hea«\ formed a very suddon aud unnatural
connection with a rock, At which coalition bln brains
revolted, and flow about promiscuously In the street.
Mr. Uarpcr’a brains are still astray aouiowhere. as
he la* utterly destitute of brains at the pr-msut
He waa permitted to go out on the streets again by
himself on tha payment of |0 aud costs.
son aaamutta walpoli
was a lady of more remarkable than illustrious de
scent. It must not be inferred from this, however,
that she waa barn In tha royal family of Emperor
William of Germany. Her nobla descent consisted
In descending, with masterly agt ltj, from tho top
of a railroad embankment Into tha excavation be
low while aha was drank aa a ” fiddler’s bitch.” It
Is by vlftne of thin remarkable exploit that eho
makes claims to nobility—an ambition that cost her
$10.
uamth* wuiiri.ru
le a perfect wheel-horse. Having bcou called upon
to pray at a yrAyor-mcetlng tho othor ovonlng, ho
forgot himself and oommcncod reposting a prayer
more familiar to him, vis: one In vogue at the c^rd
table. “ Now by golly ana tho holy fathers, aud
the almighty king of spades, you villainous hoatbeu
sconndrel go to ——1” Just at that moment he wre
v -mindo 1 of his peculiar *itueUon—tho cUld-ltke
touch of a gentle police nun—who kindly jecorted
hkJtohle "little bod,” for which he paid |3 aud
delta.
MAOS WYaYX
sudd only beenmo very atek ytstorday J.«t as be
walked cut of atreet saloon, and befog eome-
what fkint, swocnoe awaj. He wanted to go h^me
lo *uls wife for treatment, but A hot headed crnvl
hearted polioemau said he knew what Meek ranted,
and carried him to the calaboose aa If ha were
drunk. Hla Honor prescribed for him yesterday
morning, which prescription coat $6.
rtABK SX.TKB
drank ao muoh hotter milk for breakfast yesterday
morning that ho cculdnot walk straight; aud he
too hod to bag the aaatsWnce of a r^ceman.
Honor, after hearing hUr statement to this aflkeh
fined him fib an \ costa, remarking tuat he waa
going to pat A stop to such proeredirgs. There
mast be some mitu ke about this case, aa we think
•very man la at liberty to drink buttermilk until ha
bursts If he wants lo.
This Court waa occupied yesterday in calling tho
Issue and Equity dockoui. Several verdicts were re-
oorfled, but no arguments wore mado.
over one hundred parsons, mostly witnesses and
dofondante In cases of Illicit distilling, are proaont.
Thoso gontlomeu, who aro nearly all /armois, are
oltizoua ot Haralson, Paulding, Chcrukoe, Gilmer,
LumpkJu, Towns, Uuiou, and White counties, nearly
all hailing from Chorokro Goorgla, w hich aeoius to
bo thu lavorito Beotion ol Illicit dtatillcis.
Thcar persons aro here, some of them on a enm-
mcna from tho Grand Jury.audolhersa* defeudauta
and wltnosscs In cas^s of Illicit dUtilling, which, it
la tho purpose of the Court, to Investigate Imme
diately.
The cases for violation of Ku-Klnx, enforcement
and election laws have v!l been postponed until the
4tl> Mouday, irat., when Judge Woods, of Alabama,
will occupy the !*ench in conjunction with Judge
Rrsklne. This errnug jinont 1* in accordsaco with
the recent dciUvHi of i’nngroas whloh pror.uea that
r Judge of the District Court, in conjunction "d<\. a
Judge uf the Circuit Ooutt, thall comm”*!* the bone a
for the <1 reuitOourt.
Bsaolred. That Judge PlUman bo requested te
havSthS niuwsry platfonna enacted at tha windows
with suitable shelter over tha platforms—tha ax-
panes of which to be boras by all tha chhdidatas
On motion of Mr. Lowndes Calhoun, Messrs L. «.
Waters, J. F., O. H. Jones and M. Mahoney, were
■ of election for *
aof Jndge Pittman. KemU Baa-
t, J. P., S. B. Levs and Paul Joses, Jr., were
By Mr. A. K. Hoyle—Beaolved,
That the ptocetdlug* of this meeting be rub-
Itshed In the DemocraUc papers of the city.
Meeting adjourned.
CLOU* laowKLL, Chalrmau.
0- A. Coluu, Secretary.
Mote. B. U. Ulll anil tUc Jews
Mr. Hill, la one of his tetters on the QUU Hoed
laaae, oombsttlrg the mfjor.ty report of the Logie*
Istive Committee, and alluding to aoa.e oommunl-
oatioua by anonymous writers, used tho tollowiu «
language:
What an oncouragoment to anouymoua momsntl
tlca to this report of the majority * They oome to
the front as legal authority. I never thought anony
mous writers were great on law aud truth. But
thee 1 admit I have known even the picayune Jew
Uiackatoncs and Storys of the earth—lying.
Th* ItroRU, a Jewish paper published at Gln«.,n-
natl, qnotea tha foregoing from ” D. H. Hill, Radi-
•R.” and oommente on II t
Wo JkpvoM to know that
odpollttetan whose aablUon runs aw
It not being balanced by merit end e' "
If Mr. HUl was in trouble about a f
up hi* dvy paper, we could have given him c
which is true, via: •• I have known a hungry offu .
•coker hide behmd a show of ^airiotUn. and InUg-
rity. and at'll fkii to b-at an/ n t his rppouente. ’
There !■ certainly more truth in this mrupnorthan
In Mr. Hill's; for if cne 'mends to iwat Uaclctr ..
or Kory, he will certainly n«q begin tuifottlyv*-
muj‘i.s the name# of two soil (era. roue of who u
waa ever noted as a great jurist. Beside* wh>t has
the nicavur.'sh nature of a man to «lo with his sn>
goolky aa to hta Juiidkal knowledge!
bOLD BY ALL JBU(HH8T1]'
ATj»LoT,-krc of all counterfeits aud luiltuticntrCg
Jyi3
mt. uonau.™ n.oj p.«ca. OAPT. A. G. GRIER fa ouiiooncod , „ TOB , ^
a mutu.1 dotermination lo [ os tt uftnaiaate for re-olcctlon tc tJ© c ’:" l'rlM.J p? r plK'l lauil, r^atwio paid. 1
tunnt cf 1.11, .nd lidelily," i fi«C of Tax Reef IVer—subject to tUe L eic- : I'l^i.rcd r -My tot aw la nottlea 110,
1 oorotio nomination. He fa thankful for - - - ” ” • r - • * " * “ T * “
post support, and hopes to merit the
confidence and continued favor of the
pnblio.
.Vo are authorized to announce the
name of A. J. COLLIER as a candidate
for Tax Receiver of Fulton conuty at the
onsuing election—subject to tho Dcmo-
stutio nomination.
MAJ. J. F. EDWARDS is a candi
date for tbo office of Tax Receiver of
Fuiton connty, subject to the Domo-
ratic nomination.
J. N. LANGSTON fa heieby an
nounced as » candidate for Tax Receiver
of Fulton oonnty at tho ensuing election
—subject to tho Demooratio nomination.
SuprttMH Court ol Georgia.
BGIUIAU ORDER OP BUSINESS—OAHES YEI
TO BE ARGUED,
0 iliaccu Cl^ult.
12 Atlanta Circuit
13 ttume Circuit
14 Chi n kesCircuit
15 Koribern O.rcult
Ill Aui’iist* Circuit.
i7 Middle Circuit
Local & Business Notices.
19* WOOD YARD, corner of Loyd
and Deoutnr streets.
sepll.Imo SCIPLE A SONS.
•Sr* EISE5IAN &. URO. are opening
the largest and truest selection of piece
goods for tailoring purposes. scp4tf
fey-EISEJlAN & URO'S. selections of
Ooatings, Pantmgs, I’antnlooniugs and
Vestings, from the most celebrated Eng
lish, French and Ucrmau manutnetorics,
should be examined to bo appreciated,
Bopttf
W THE TREMENDOUS RUSH
for Goods at William Rich Sr Co.’s great
sale has had its effect
We tlnd that their lino stook of Roots
andShocs ore all sold—none left.
And tho Dry Goods shelves look empty,
l'hc fen goods still on hand comprise
DRESS GOODS for Summer, Fail aud
Winter.
Shawls, Iilanlots, Hosiery, Glovee,
White Good. 4 , Lnoea, Ribbons, and
Trimmings.
. All of which have been marked down
still lower until it is just impossible for
any other house to sell good* at anything
like thoir prices
.Vo cm <#■«.«, ant, or uii, sell as cheap
as William Rich & Oo. do.
We understand that tho sale will last
only a few daya longer.
sep8,so,tn,tbu
$gjr Before baying any other, examine
the Sowing Machine Company with
Trado Mark, **F. F.,” which m.&nsthat
it fa a "Fouriij Favorite "—not only in
tho first families, bet that there aro but
few families which can do without it
Office corner of Brood and Marietta
streets, Atlanta, Ga.
tm' E1SEXIAN A Blto. enjoy faeili
ties second to none in their tailoring and
onatom doparUnout. sepltt
tur EISEMAN k BRO. make it •
point to employ none bat the beet work
men. ecpltf
FOR onmNARY.
COLUMBUS A. PITTS^s nnnonneed
as a candidate fcr Ordinary cf Fulton
county- subject to the Dom, 4 '.u!io nu.a-
lLution.
TO THE DEMOCRATS Ox FULTON
COUNTY.
1 imnounco m.v3rlt u randidate for re
eel ion to tiie office of Ordinary of Ful
ton county—subject to tho nomination
to be made by the Democratic party.
If re-elected, I present my past official
record as tiro rule for my future conduct.
DANIEL PITMAN.
The many friends of COL. A, J. Mo-
BR1DE announce him ao n suitable can
didate for Ordinary ot Fulton county,
subject to tho Democratic nomination.
Cl.EriK SUPERIOR COURT.
W. R. Venable is announced as
candidate for re-election to tho office of
Clerk of tho Superior Court of Fulton
county—subject to the Democratic nom
ination.
We are authorized to announce tho
name of DR. J. S. HOLLIDAY, as a
candidate for Clerk of the Superior
Court of Fulton oounty, subjoot to tbo
Democratic nomination.
FOR TAX CUI.I.BCTOR.
W. F. STEWART is nnuonnood as a
candidate for Tax Collector of Fulton
connty—subject to the nomination of the
Demooratio Party.
Wo are authorized to nnnonneo
SAM’L R. HOYLE aa a canidate for the
offieo of Tax Collector of Fulton county,
subject to the Democratic nomination.
Jt. p. Tatum fa announced as a cau-
dit.-ito for the office of Tax Collector for
Fuiton connty, subject to the uotnin i-
tiou of tho Democratic party.
Jusss C. Holbrook fa announced by
his friends as a candidate for Tux Col-
looter of Fulton coupty, subject to the
Democratic nomination.
Gen. W. S. WALksR fa announced as
a candidate for the office of TaxJCoUeotor
of Yulwn county, subject to tho nomin
ation of tho Domooratio Party.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Wo ale authorized to annonnee WM.
MoMILLEN aa a candidate for Connty
Treasurer—subject to the Democratic
nomination.
Wo are authorized to annonnee the
namo of 0. M. PAYNE as a candidate
for ro-eotlon to the office of Treasurer of
Fulton County—subject to a Domooratie
nomination.
Editors Sun: Please announce the
name of JOHN P. MAYES as a candi
date for the office of Treasurer ot Fulton
county, subject to the Democratic nomi
nation. _ Tax-Patsks,
FOR SHERIFF.
TO THE VOTERS OF FULTON
COUNTY : I hereby annonnoe myself a
candidate for the omoe of Sheriff of Ful
ton county, at tho ensuing election, snh-
jeot to the Democrat-' nomination, asso
ciated with the following named gentle
men as Deputies: G. WHIT ANDER
SON, CHARLES W. WELLS and 0. 0.
GREEN.
A. M. PERKEBSON.
J. 0. HARRIS is a candidate for re
nomination lor the offioe of Sheriff of
Fuiton connty. He bam associated with
him aa Depntiea the following named
gentlemen : GEO. W. KRIE8 W. D.
BROWN and Dr. W. L. MANGUM.
tW- REGULAR DINNER at Tim
Mm-phy’sRestaurant, on Mari, .*:- .-‘r,.t,
above Phillip* »ml Crews, every day be
tween the bourn of Iff if. aud 31 r. M. —
The very best the market affords. AU for
the small amount of M cents.
joneSO-U
Assessment of
STATE TAXES
For tho Present. Year.
GOOD CLOSE*BUYING MEIICHANTH
To call and examine the
LARGEST AND EEBT STOCK OF GROCERIES
Ivcpt by any House iu the State of Georgia.
Grateful to their numerous friends for the liberal support extended in
the past, they hope to servo them now more satisfactorily than ever. au25
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Btate oi Georgia, Atlanta, ?uly 26,1872.
Pursuant to sooftou 1 of tbo Tax Act, approvotl
Januarg 12,1872, which authorize* the Governor,
with the teeiftaur* rf tho Coraptrcinr General, to
s eufl kvy auch a per rentage on the t.vxable
property u will prodnoe, m tho estimation of the
Governor, iho sum of $600,000, exclusive ol specific
taxes, and, after approximating, aa nearly aa practi
cable, the amount In valuo of all taxable yropetty in
the State, ett exhibited In the TfV , l>l' , esH it la—
OBDLBED, That fonr-tonth- r-'oae, .rccat, bo nc-
iset . and e'dleutcl upou the araoui’.t of tho valno
of tAxablo property retnrued by or asHeacei 1 Si’tilr.Bt
:h taxpayer, and upon the value of all property in
tho blafo aubje.it to taxation vl valorem.
JAMES M. SMITH, Governor.
MADISON BELL, Comptroller Goneral. wG-iiSOd
Are You n Bankrupt 1
Do notresent this question, reader. It Is not an
Impertinence. Wo hare no ri^ht to inquire Into
your business affairs, and don’t Intend to. But are
you bankrupt in health ? I> so, recruit, regulate and
renovate your Insolvent system wUh
Tarrant’s Effcrvoflcent Seltzer Aperient
i its reserves of latent strength and vitality in
ti vo, vital capital with that most ag t>e*bit* of
all tonics that mildest of evacuants, that most go
nial of stomachics, that most salubrious of exhiler-
ants. It puts dyspepsia and biliousness to flight,
cures constipettou, bracrii the nerves, clears the
bralu, aud refreshes, reanimate* aud purifies the
whole physique. Sold by all druggists.
■apt l—
FflKSSC
TURNIPSEEDS.
l^>00 ll>s.
LANDI1ETH ’ S
Fresh and Ocuuiue
TURNIP SEEDS
DailjiiExpectaL C^ubtiif of
prmrLB top rfffc/ji** avTM jmw,
trniru JiflM.ww,
Lmrft WBirJB POJffMJ.VlMJS' ULOBE
MBD TQr PJjJI MTCB,
iu.von.Ji. jaw PMBJrcu, arc.
TOP or JBMNJrr M£B,
tJinrn as.onjn, ejbvx co»*»o«.v.
90 GM8B8 PBute3 P^SBBS »*sc tr stort.
Mark W. Johnson’s,
Agricultural Wtreheuaa,
Jtt ' ■
GEORGE PAGE & OO
MAXurACTUxxari or
Patent Portable Circular PMills,
Stationary and Portable
STEAM ENCfNE
OHI8T MILL*, Jte
tfo. B Se^rejodar Street.
aLTIMCRE, mo.
BTBtndftr Ootologu* and Price-Liu. ^
efll-deoAAwly
^ Oa3oy & Hudson,
LiTCHFIELD HOUSE, ^ttomeyaatliaw
AC WORTII, olior.GfA.
rI 'ALLS ALWAYS YTtMSUEU WITH 1NR
X beat tha mai
A L. LITGH71ZD,
Tbocnaoa, McDuflU Co,
atsblae, athUa, ahaUer, ltea 4c.
Two Daily Connections
Blue Mountain Eoutc
SELMA, ROME, AND DALTON
llulircuff aud Ira Connections.
ATLANTA !>Y TBS
_ 4*03 p. rfl. TRAIN OF WESTERN
H. ATLANTIC UAlLBCAU ot morn,
at 10 P. M., making cloeo counectlou wltl*
Tun MA-IIj TBLA-XM
Ot Selma, Dome and Dalton ltallroed, arriving at
Solniaat 9:Jk) A. M.
anti making close connectlf na with train ot Alabama
Central BailruaJ, arriving at
Meridian < :45
Jackson
Vtckaborg
ALHO, make clore connection at CAI.ERA witL
traffr.x of South end North Alabama Railroad, arrlv-
,nS * l .a.. «
Montgomery *■ “•
l ;ft 0 \ M.
The Road baa bean recently equipped and ’“
equipment Ih not surpassed by
for ktreogth ai d beauty of ilniah.
the couth
No change of cara between Roma and Selma
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
NO DELAY AT TERMINAL POINTS.
FAST EXPRESS TRAIN
e aa low aa by any other Route.
- * * "lugatou
JOHN B. PECK,
General Tasacnncr Agent, Patous, Ala.
E. G. BARNEY,
General Superintendent.
READ CAMPBELL. Local Agent,
- — - j] House.
myg»-tf
No. 4 Kimball I
zjUmbbu.
MEuntJJt, jo.res o tu,
H AVE on hand, and are constantly receiving, a
Large Stock of Dry aud Green Lumber of all
the varieties appertaining to the trade, together with
White rino Door*,
Windows and Blinds,
To all of which they would respectfully call the at
tention of lluildera and other. Prices aa low aa
the market will admit. Satisfaction
Gnarauteed.
Offlee and Yard next below Willingham Bulldin
Decatur street, Atlanta Ga.
myMf
Graluim & Dutlor.
Colton Factor« and ComwUi-
slon Merchants.
anSMm
*• Not Claoapotet,
BUT
SAFEST AND BEST!"
PRATTS ASTRAL OIL DEPOT,
Whitehall Street, Ono Door Below Mitchell Street
r. Ha LeDUC, Jtgtnt.
Five raaanna why this OU aliould be need In prefer
ence to any other:
It la strictly pure,
le always on.form,
Bnrns odorleaa.
r tako fire
I- perfectly aate. and w II not cx^l hI«
if tho lamp u upset and brokcu.
It will burn longer Ihauany other. .. _
No aeeldente have aver yet occurred from it. Try
It and be convinced.
For rete. wholeeele and retell, by
” —UO.
Jl**-
r. H. LxDUO. Sole
dgenk
into. Ga.
,1 HOUSE H'JiJTTEU.y
I WANT a neat Cottage of about four SMUkWltb*
In two squares «f the boalue** portion of White
hall street, or oo the line of the Street Knilrond. Any
cne bavin,: a suitable house at a aeaeOt»ab.L price,
can finds careful, promyppayuig Unantt^agrere
P. 0. Box Ko. T, LUaaU, Q.
DR. H. NEESON.
DEAFNESS CXJRET
Ear Diseases Treated.
OFFICE- PEARK’8 ROOMS, MARIETTA STREET
Corner of Peachtree.
ST" Kefcra by porulssiou to the Hon. A. H. STE
PHENS. fiuSff-tf
r JL'o Kent.
rrtHE FIOKSN HOU.?^ WITH 17 ROOMS - Will
I bn routed to a gueit. prompt paying tenaut, up*
unfavorable te i-a •. /n>" to
JOHN FICKKN.
Cl,'rar Store. No. 17 roechlree atre-ot, oppoel te Nd
croaa Bonding. aull-tt
" WANTED.
A LIVELY BUSINESS MAN, with $1,0C0 cash, to
Join tha undersigned in an established, wdl-
anug bnalueae. A chaLce rsulj offered. Address
yl22*tl■ » * lyE&SI’.O.Boi 107-
CENTRAL HOTEL
No. 233 liroacl Streset
AUguto, - ' - Georgia
UITDiTED IN THE CENTRE Or THE CITV
O and of bualneaa. A first-claaa Hotel.
Hot and cold bath a fnrniahed to ladles, free of
charge.
Barber 8hop attached to tb* Hotel.
Planters and merchants visiting Augusta, will find
It to their Interest to atop at tha Central, where they
will be convenient to the leading business bonsai
and cotton factors of the city.
MRS. WM. M. THOMAS. Proprietress
Jytt-lm
ROYAL INSURANCE CO.
OF LIVERPOOL.
ASSKTS OP TUB COMPANY ON THK
1st OF JUNE. 1872.
rrtHE sworn statement of the condition of tbo
J_ Company on the lat June, inat, ahowa the re
sets of this powerful and wealthy corporation to
be £2.103.101, or nearly f 11.000.000.
The aaacata consist in part of the following:
Ban or £34.443
On Railway Shares and other
securities. £086.219
On Township*, Railway Deb-
suture*. City of London Cor
poration bonds. Telegraph
Stocks, Freehold Securities,
frcTT! -£015,004—£1,100,723
INVESTMENTS—
British Government and Colo
nial Beoorities -£177,604
United State* Stocks 130.392
Euglieh Railway 8here* 383,306
Freehold BuUdlaa. W.M
Cash Iraan.
ff’tf.aUe.iOl
Tha Capital Stock of this Oompany la
Two Millions Founds Sterling
OR TEN MILLIONS OF D0ILAR8.
The Agent In Atlanta la authorized to adjust aud
pay loaaea at once, without transmitting the asm*
to tue Company, and without nn> delay for alxty or
ninety dxya, which la usual with all Insurance com*
pantos. . ...
Parties wanting Insurance on merchandise, build
ings or other property, are Invited to call on m«-
•nd e x Ain mo for themselves.
0. B. WELLBORN, Agent,
joii ^Atlanta, Ga.
EXPOaiTIOJVS-
ROUND TRIP
EXCURSION TICKET'#'
•yyXLL B£ SOLD >1 th. Ttehrt OB«. *1
Atlanta, CartovrtUe, ,
Klacaton and Dalton
M on* (u. to th. Cincinnati, ind ti th. Uri*
vilto Exposition. . . „ n i»M
Return tickets will not bo good for passage uaw
•tamped ti; the Secrctai-y c.' th. Ei|Kj:.iUon ’itta' “
anil presented "ritlilu eight daya from the day
^Th. Ml. of there ticket. «aicomm.nc. •.P’JJJ
ber lit, and continue until end fodud.nf «*•
•asst g. rrem htt+ARSEk-
. O. PERR Y ’
attormey at law.
-r>a.',:Tic*a in the hjnt ctscurr *> L ’
1 THE JOTBUOt COUhT.
McDOWEL house
mbwnan, oa,
TWMM8, Proprietor
