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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1872.
NO. 715.
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L R« soiled, That the OoTermnent of
the TJaited SUtea is one formed bj eepa-
rate States; that it is one of limited pow
ers, delegated by the Statee for specific
purposes and objects set forth in tlie
Constitution; and that it possesses of
itself no ongiiial or inherent power
‘i. Resolved, That the Union estab
lished bribe Constitution is a Union of
States, Federal in its character, com
posed of States thereby united, and is
incapable of existence without the States
as its constituent integral parts; that the
indertructihility of .the States—of their
rights and of their equality with each
other—is an indispensable part of this
political system, and therefore, the per
petuation oi the Union in its integrity
depends upon the preservation of the
States in tbeir political integrity; the
Government of the United Statee being
a Federal BepnbUo, and not a consoli
dation of the whole people into one
homogeneous Nation.
8. Resolv d. That the “right of looal
State-government” with the “subjeolion
of the military to the oivil authority,"
and “the security of the privilege of
the writ ol habeas corpus," in time of
peace, with the power to enforce “the
rights, and promote the well-being of its
inhabitants by sucb means as the judg
ment of its own people may prescribe,”
are reserved, secured and guaranteed uu
der the Constitution of the United States
to the several Statee of the Union; and that
too, not “subject to any solemn Consti
tutional obligation upon the part of the
Federal Government” of any kind what
ever; but on the oontrary, the Ftdtral
Government is under a solemn Constitu
tional obligation. not to interfere in these
matters in any way; and when it does so,
it becomes a usurper of power, an oppres
sive tyrant and an enemy to the liberties if
the country.
suasion, much less at the, bidding, of
any set of leaders on the earth.
The truth is, no movement was ever
more completely misnamed. Instead of
being a ”liberal movement,” or one uu
der the lead of really “liberal Republi
cans”—(those who ever opposed tho
Jaoolinioal principles of Ur. Greeley
and Ur. Snmner, and others of their
class)—it is, on the oontrary, a move
ment led by the moet “illiberal” of the
Radioal Party from Ur. Greeley and
Snmner down to Julian of Indiana.
Bat enough for the present
A H. S.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Tb. Cont.it In th. Ninth.
When the train left Gaineeville yester
day at 3 o’clock, the Convention had
been balloting all day. The last vote
before the train left was, for Bell 81 and
UoMillan 32.
Col. A. M. Wallace.
Ws have on hand a oard from Col.
Wallace, in relation to his oandidacy for
the Legislature, whioh we shall publish
with comments in our issue of this even
ing. He is in the fiel i lor the race, ad
hering unflinchingly to the principles of
the Jeffersonian Dsmooraoy and reso
lutely occupying the position assigned
him by those who.placed his name before
the people.
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B> C. WHITE. Agent, PropY,
Summer Report
Air. Sumner’s Letter.
In our last issue we published a por
tion of that moat significant production
of Hon. Charles Snmner, written on the
30th July last. This ws did at the re
quest of some of our reader?, many of
whom, no donbt, have never read it.
Ur. Bumner is now recognized as the
leader of the Democracy, so-called, in
Uassachusetts—that is, the Democracy
of the Greeley Baltimore Convention
stripe. He has been nominated aa
their candidate for Governor; and
our Georgia friends who support Ur.
Greeley aud still oall themselves Demo
crats of the same Baltimore Convention
stripe, would perhaps do well to read
and duly consider, not only this ltlter of
Mr. Sumner, bnt also what the New York
Tribune, (Ur. Greeley's paper,) says of
this great Chief in the^ coalition ranks.
In speaking of Ur. Sumner’s nomination
tor the Governorship of Massachusetts,
the Tribune says;
“It is not often that a great movo-
‘ meet is so perfectly symbolized and
‘represented by its standard-bearer.
‘No man in the country more fully
• combines in himself the varied claims
“of the Liberal movement to general
“ regard tnd respect than Chahlzs Sum-
“ner.”
Tt-ink of that, Georgia Democrats,
when yonr leaders charge ns, and the
“Straights,” with parsing an “ill-advis
ed” aud “suicidal course” in not siding
in elevating to the Presidency Ur. Gree
ley, whose organ end moath-pieee thus
speaks of Mr. Sumner, and his candi
dacy, by the Democracy, tor the Govern
orship of Uassachusetts I
Nay more, iu the same article, (we re
gret exceedingly we here not apace for
the whole of it) the Tribune goee on to
say of Ur. Sumner : “ In hie personal
“ pority of life; in his freedom from the
“ most distant suspicion of wrongdoing;
“ in his zeal for every branch of reform;
“ in bia anxiety for the establishment of
“ a eapabla oivil servioe, appointed upon
“ merit, end safe from poliltical extor-
“ tion or menace, he it the best possible
“ candidate to stand forth as ths Represent
“ alive cf alt that is honest and noblest in
•' the Liberal purpose and plan."
The italics in the lest extract are onrs;
but the capitals in the first are as they
appear in the Tribune.
Comment upon this is anneaeeaary tor
sensible men. We simply appeal to the
patriotism ol Georgia Democrats, and
ask them in the name of everything sa
cred in the memories of the past, if they
can deliberately make np tbeir minds to
adopt the principles of Ur. Greeley end
Ur. Sumner as the embodiment of tbeir
ideas of oonstitational liberty.
If not, we beseech them to pause end
reflect well before they take the fatal
step of joining in this “liberal move
ment,’’ to-called, at the inatanoe or pur-
Political Notes.
The Grant Republicans, in Convention
at Mncon, after twt> days squabbling and
mueh useless h- rangues, finally nomi
nated Lemnol B. AnderaoD, Esq., of
Newton oonniy, as candidate for Con-
gre»s in tho 6th District.
Ur. Andorsoa, in accepting the nom
ination, said he hod been a Republican
ever sinoe the organization of the party
in Georgia, and now saw moro encour
agement in beings Republican than ever
since the great National Demceratio
Party had accepted some of the funda
mental principles of hit party; and siuce
the intelligence,wealth and respectability
of the country was accepting these prin
ciples, he woe better pleased with being a
Republican than ever.
The Gover nor has issued a proclama
tion appointing Tuesday, the 29th Oct.
for an election to be held in the late
Fourth Congressional District, for a re
presentative in Oongresa, to fill the un
expired term of Hon. Thos. J. Speer, de
ceased.
This distriot is composed of the coun
ties of Upson, Pike, Spalding, Henry,
Newton, Butts, Uunroe, Bibb, Twiggs,
Wilkinson, Baldwin, Jones, Jasper and
Putnam.
Judge Jss. S. Greeue is nominated by
the Grant Republicans. No other nom
ination yet made.
Another “Address to the people of
Georgia,” by Hon. B. H. Hill, appeared
in the Constitution of yoaterday, advising
tho people to vote for Gov. Smith.
TELEOKAPIi~NEW8
By the Sew York Associated Press.
NEW YORK.
AIor« FllllbnsUrlnfl About Twud
Trlal-.Train off Truck.
New Yobs, Sept. 27.—The cases of
Tweed, Mayor Hall, Nathaniel Sands,
and others, charged with defroudiDg the
city, came np before Recorder Hackett
in general sessions to-day. The District-
Attorney moved thet the cases be trans
ferred to the Court ol Oyer ATcrminer.
After consultation the argument on this
motion was postponed till next Friday.
Poughkeepsie, September 27.—The
Chicago extra train on the Hudson River
Railroad, which left at three o'clock this
morning, run off the track at Yonkers.
Six cars, filled with passengers, left the
track, bat not of them was upset, nor
was any one injured.
Blacksmiths' Cohvcittlon—Oreelajr icot
Through eidowlplu* — Iwlhdlcr
Caught.
Albany, Sept. 27.—The next session
of the International Machinists and
Blacksmiths Union will bo held at Lou
isville. After the transaction of somo
routine business the Convention ad
journed sine die.
Naw Yobk, Sept. 27.—A dispatch from
the Greeley party was read this am.,
stating that Greeley would not be able
to reach toia city urtil Sunday night or
Monday A. u. The reception whioh was
intended to be given him to-mor
row night is therefore postponed.
In a Brooklyn Court to-day U. J.
Tomplins pleaded gailty to an assault on
bis daughter last June with intent to
kill, and wa. sentenced to seven yean in
the State prison.
A man, giving his name as H. G.
Keller, of Woodville, Masaacuaets, but
known to ileteotives as Major Ward,
of Lousville, Kentucky, was arrested
this morning, charged with swindling
several wholeeslo houses, by baying
gooda and paying for them with bogna
check*.
Comptroller Green this morning ap
propriated 8100,000 to the Department
of Charities and Corrections. This ob
viates the necessity of removing the hos
pitals for want of funds.
WASHINGTON.
GrsutRaturwcd—IwteraulRsTawu* Deri.
Bleu.
Washtnotom, Sept 27.—The President
and family returned to Washington this
evening.
The Commissioner of Internal Reve
nue has decided thet certificates of nat
uralization issued by United Slates or
Stales Courts, are uot such certificates
as require stainpe under the Internal
Revenue laws.
8«s. Tseng Keans Business.
Washington, September 27.—General
Yonug, representative from the 7th Geor-
e 'n District, is here on business with the
emoermtio Resident Committee.
MEXICO.
RlTflxIlox AbttMdoncdL
Matamohab, September 27.—The Re
volutionary General Guerra, who has
been operating in the States of Durango,
and Cobuilla, has reaehed Paris, in the
State ot Cohuilla, with his foroes. He ie
said to be aocompauied by Gen. Diaz,
butb|of whom zcknowledge the govern
ment ot Tejada, and will lay down their
arms. Gen. Boelias has left Monterey
for Peris, to accept tbeir surrender.G< n.
Escobedo arrived at Uonterey, it is sup
posed, to assume the command of the
Northern Department of Uexioo.
MASSACHUSETTS.
A miraculous Ballson Exploit.
Boston, Sept. 27.—The Balloon carry
ing Messrs. King and Holden, which as
cended at Plymouth, N. H. yesterday af
ternoon, landed tins morning in Canada,
near the Bay of 8t. Louis, having trav
eled 300 miles over the wilderness of
Heine and Canada.
Philadelphia, Sept. 27.—The Execu
tive Committee of Straight-out Demo
crats, have oalled a State Convention at
Harrisburg, on ths 10th of October, to
select an electoral ticket, and take such
action as will be for the best interests of
the party.
G really Coont tog Chicks as Before They
ore Hatched, ood tho Eggs Rotten
Thnt.
WnjCEsBARgg, Pa., Sept 27.—At the
Wigwam in Scranton to-dey, Mr. Gree
ley spoke as follows:
“Gentlemen—There *s one idee, there
is one subject, I have not yet tonebed
r n inmj journey. I have been asked
question constantly upon all aides,
‘what will New York do in this contest?
How will she go? What will be her ma
jority? On whioh side will thn lean?’
I can say to you gentlemta that in the
State of New York, the Liberal Republi
can movement is ss certainly as well de
veloped ee in any State in yhieh I have
yet been, and that is saying.a very groat
deal, for in the Slat* of Ohio,
well as in the State of Indi
ana, they oannot defeat the Lib
eral and Demooratio parties without
great frauds are committed. The State
of New York, between the two great par
ties, on a fair vote is evenly balanced.
Abont ten thousand either wav in change
of vote, will throw the election over to
the one side or the other. To-day the
Democratic party of the State of New
York is united. It will poll its full
vote. We have not leas than 60,000 be
yond a shadow of a doubt of Liberal Re
publicans, and I do not think, consider
ing all {things, the great efforts the
government has made with its office
holders, post masteis, collectors of
of Interna] Revenue and its other vast
resources—do not think,|undEr these oir
oumstances, that I can safely say that we
shall have a great deal over 80,000 Lib
eral majority, bat if the States
of Pennsylvania, Indiana and
Ohio all give a majority for the Liber
al candidates, New York will give more
rather then leas than 100,000 majority,
(great applause—the whole audience
rising to their feet and giving three
times three.)
OHIO.
A grand Tooting VxollOe
Cincinnati, Sept. 27.—Thirty thous
and persons daily, have attended the ex
position for the past three days.
^.Initial arrangenftnts are perfected f«i
a superb musical festival in this oitgr
daring the first week in May, 1878.—
Theodore Thomas has accepted the lead
ership, and will increase his orchestra to
200 instrnments. The affair intended, is
of a high order.
a Murderer Ooufossee.
Columbus, September 27.—John Bar
clay, oonvioted of the murder of Charles
Garner, near this city, last Ootober,
mads a full confession of guilt to-day,
entering into the most minute particu
lars couneotod with the hgrrible affair.
He will be hanged at noon on the 4th, of
October. v
TEXAS.
»pr«d£tlona on lh« Frontier UiYlvcd.
Bbownsville, Sept 27.—It is reliably
reported that Cortina has been writing
letters to friends in Texas, calling on
them to assist him in the intended raid
into the country, in tho vicinity of La-
rad,
Iu these letters he impiesses the idea
that the country between the NaoeeB aud
the Rio Graude belongs to Mexico, and
consequently they have a right to plun
der it.
It is reported that a band of thieves,
driving oattle from the head of the Aqua
Dulcie aud the Nacees, are now thor
oughly organized, keeping spies ahead,
and fresh supplies of meo and horses.
Small droves of stolen cattle are passing
into Uexioo every few days.
ENGLAND.
A Heavy Gale aud a Dleaetroue Wreck
—John Ball Wants Some Person
Kill to SettU Hi* “Lillis
Bills.”
London, Sept 27.—A heavy gale pre
vailed yesterday ou the British ooaak
Several Teasels whioh left Meray for
American parts, were driven baok. The
gale oontinues to-day.
A vessel is reported wrecked on Toaoar
RacX on 14th inat. It was the bark “New
Castle,” Oapt Wilkins, which cleared at
Liverpool, September 1st, for Savannah.
It bed been ascertained that thirty of
the crew were lost
It is said that efforts are being made,
whioh have not yet assumed any official
form, to requiro tho Lairds, snip build
ers who boilt the Alabama,to pey a por
tion of the sum awarded to the United
States by the Geneva Tribunal.
The rinderpest has appeared in Lin
colnshire.
MAKKE T KEPOKm
DT TELXOKAPB TO THE ATLANTA DAILY (UN
COTTON MARKET.
Montgomery, Sept. 27.—Cotton steady;
middlings 16{; receipts for the week
8,272; shipments 2,872; stock 2,984.
Auocsta, Sept, 27.—Cotton firm and
in good demand; middlings 161; receipts
1,107; tales 953; stock 2,939; receipts for
the week 6,128; shipments 5,595.
Norfolk, September 27.—Cotton qni-
et, low middlings 17i@17|; net reoeipte
1,638; ooastwise 214 ; sales 50; stock
8,894; weekly net reoeipte 5,911; exports
ooastwise 4,106; sales 25.
Selma, September 27.— Receipts^,107;
shipments 1,834; stock 2,082.
Nashville, September 27.—Cotton
qniet; middlings 16; receipts tor the
week 985; shipments 849; stock 812.
Mobile, September 27.—Cotton Srm,
bat offerings light; middlings 171^18;
middlings 181; net receipts 865; exports
ooastwise 570; sales 800; slock 5,081;
weekley net receipts 4,934; exports coast
wise 4,183; sales 3,300.
Boston, September 27.—Cotton qniet;
middlings 19; net receipts none; gross
280; sales 350; stock 6,<JOO; weekly net
receipts 14; gross C22; exports to Greet
Britain 51; saies 1,600.
Galveston, September 27.—Cotton
steady for good ordinary; net receipts
617; sales 700; nock 13,589; weekly net
roeeipta 54,248; exports coastwise 2,876;
lee 8,860.
Mourns, Sept 27.—Cotton fins and
in fair demand, with light offerings; mid
dlings 17|($17i; stock 1871,2,775; 1872.
3,656; receipts 090; sh.pmenis 597; week-
’ receipts 3,488; weekly shipments
000.
Balttkoiuz, Sept 27.—Cotton qniet
end easier; middlings 181; »et receipts
uoDe; gross 371; exports continent 95;
coastwise 100; sales 100; stock 174
week net receipts none; gross 1,032; ex
ports continent 95; ooastwise 182; sales
2,205; spinneia 152.
Wilmington, Sept. 27.—Cotton firm
and in good demand; middlings 171; net
reoeipte 429; stock 851; weekly net re
ceipts 1,875; exports coastwise 1,205
sales 282.
Charleston, Sept, 27.—Cotton, good
ordinary 161; low middlings 17|@17l;
middlings 17); net receipts 1,669; gross
1,658; exports to continent 1,200; coast
wise 460; sales COO; stock 18,416; weekly
net receipts 12,042; gross 12,482; ex
ports to continent l,200;coaatwise7,920;
sales 6,600.
Columbus, Sept. 27. — Cotton qniet;
middling 16}; receipts of the week 1,700;
shipments 1,626; spinners 46;stock 1871,
1,820; 1872, 1,884.
Philadelphia, September 27.—Cotton
qniet; middlings 19o; net reoeipts
bales; gross 2,016.
N*w Orleans, Sept 27.—Cotton less
active, but prioee maintained; good or
dinary 17f; low middlings 181; middlings
181; net reoeipts 3,368 bales; gross 1,867;
exports to Great Britain 1,576; sales
2,600; stock 40,888. Weekly net re
oeipts 16,866; gross 20,927; exports to
Great Britain 1,676; ooastwise 4,617
sales 14,300.
Liverpool, September 27. — Cotton
elosed nncbantiea; sales Orleans Septem
ber 91; uplands 9l.
New York, September 27. — Cotton
qniet; middling uplands 181; Orleans
191.. Sales 1,301
Reoeipts of cotton to-day—Net 686 ;
gross 972. Future sales to-day—12,000
islea, aa follows:
September 17jfi
October ...18 1-16Q
November. .’ J8J5
December. 18 6-16(
January 18 15-16
February 19
March Mrt
April 20
comparative cotton statement.
New Yobk, Sept 27.—The following
table shows the movement of ootton for
the week ending to-day, as oompared with
the corresponding week of last year
BMXlpts for th« week at allpoita.... CMMbalea
LmIjmt 88,009
Showing an lnoxaaaa of... 88.037
Total racolpta ainca Sept. 1st 100,810
77.81 _
80,803
10,939
9,830
Exports for the week...,
Last year
Showing an Increase of
Total exports since Sapt. let.
For the same time last /ear
Showing a decrease of.
Stock mallU. 8. porta
At ths eame time last /ear
Showing an increase of 80.048
Stock at interior towns... 11,088
At the eame time last year
Showing a decrease of
Stock in Liverpool,.
At the eame time last /ear
Showing an lneraase of.
American afloat for Orest Britain....
At ths asms time last year.
Showing a decrease of
Macon, Sept. 27.—Receipts lor the
week 2,162; shipment 1,682; stock 1871,
2,168—1872, 1,881; market firm; mid-
0,400
80.009
48.000
19,804
10,481
1,898
789.000
498.000
1.800
dllngs IS).
City Point, Sept. 27.—Reoeipts for
the week 114.
Providence, Sept. 27.—Net reoeipte
2; stock 8,000.
Savannah, Bopt. 27.—Ootton firm and
hi good demand, middlings 17|@17);
net rccoipts 4,407; exports ooastwise
1,661; sales 1,000; stock 22,146; not re
oeipts for the week 19,130; gross 19,430
exports coastwise 7,491; sales 7,400.
PRODUCE SIARKST.
New Y’ork, September 27.—Southern
flour unchanged. Whisky 92). Wheat
l@2o. better; winter red western 81 62
3. Western mixed corn 64|@65.
Pork firmer at <14 10@14 16; mess beef
steady 6@7; plain mess 8(2)10; extra do.
Lard 81(0)!);. Turpentine steady at 68)
@04 Rosin quiet at 4 60.
St. Lons, September 27.—Bogging
lower at 14|@16). Flonr—demand firm.
Corn dull and unchanged; No. 2 mixed
40. Whisky steady at 91. Pork qniet
at 814 87)@14 50; booon dull; jobbing
and order lots, shoulders at 8@8); clear
rib sides 11)@11|; clear sides 11)@11);
lard unchanged.
Louisville, Sept. 27.— Flonr firmer;
stock light; extra family $6 50@$7 60.
Corn firm and steady at 80@60 on arri
val. Provisions in lair demand and very
Arm. Pork 818 76. Been, shoulders
8; dear rib sides Ilf; dear sides 12)
for peeked. Lard 9)@U); order lote
) higher. Whisky 89.
Cincinnati, Sept. 27.—Floor steady
at $7 40@7 66. Corn steady at 44@46.
Pork in fair demand; sales at 518 76.
Lard firm; summer 8; steam 8); kettle
81. Bacon 11); clear sides 12; freight
blookade south of Loaisvtile materially
interferes with traae. Whisky firm at 89.
New Orleans; September 27.—Flonr
firm 87 26@8 60; family 8 760810.
Corn firm—white and yellow 62. Oats
dull—St. Louis 40048. Bran scarce at
8106. Hay firm at824027. Pork firm
at 815. Bacon firm at 8)08|@11)012);
bams, sugsr-cured 17)018. laird dull;
tierce 9)@10): keg 12. Sogar dull at
10); fairto folly fair 11). Whisky 93c.@
81 00. Coffee 14018).
MONEY MARKET.
New York, Sept. 27.—Gold 18|@
13|; 81s 16); 62sl4); 64s 14); 65e 14),
naw 18); Tenneaoeea 72, new 72; Vir
ginia 6s 44), new 48); oontolt 60), de
ferred 16; Iamiaiana 6s 68, new 48; levee
6s 68, 8s 60; Alabama 8e 80, 6s 60;
Georgia 6a 70, 7s 88; North Carolines
quiet, new 20, special tax 18; South
Oaroiinas 40, new 23) April and Octo
ber 24.
Npeolal Notice
Disease Recoils.
From the lyitam that hflfl been invigorated and
regulated by a oourse of that moat beuefloant of all
vegetable elixirs, Hoe tetter’* Stomach Bitten. Suob,
•t least, is the Inference we an compelled to draw
from the testimony of thousands of parsons i
In unhealthy districts, who attribute their w _
from the epldemlo sad other complaints which pre*
▼ail than in the spring and autumn so!sly to the
use of this great protective and preventive medicine.
Many Weatern and Southern farmen and planters,
as Invariably as they sow and plant In the a
end nap and gather in the fall, administer its!
seasons to their families and employes, and
thamaalvas from twice to three times a
.11 Ail &R
Sow wntttzotgm -
urti *B Wi.aewESrtl
Only Out, UhmtsW Wolfe.
Board OO per D»v.
THOMAS Ee l
- o. J. MAoTttLLAF
demand for it In the fevar and ague districts border-
ing on ths Mississippi, Ohio, and Arkansas rivers la
Immense; and wherever the natural eondtttoo# are
snob aa to generate intermittent or remittent fevers,
it la held In the highest eeteeta, both ss an antidote
to the stmoephsrlo virus whioh provokes them, and
as a swift and oertain remedy for those distressing
—■ .M 1 * *imoet unnecessary to say
that this renowned tonic an J reuovator la now gen
erally accepted as a standard speoifle for lAdJgoatkm,
biliousness, nervous distemper, rheumatism, physt
eal weak ness and mental despondency, not only by
“ public at large, but by all unprejudiced mediae)
i. The vast popularity of tho Bitten baa of
xmnterfeite and im Hattons,
nunity an requested to boon
Dr. Simmons 9 Llrer Regulator*
Extract of a lottar from Hon. Alexander H. Mo
phens. dated 8th March. 1873:
I occasionally use, whan my condition requires
U, DR. BIMMON8’ LIVER REGULATOR, with good
effect, it la mild, and salts xm better than mm
active remedies. aolMf
IDieJ.
At the residence of Col. L. J. Glenn, this morning,
at hai-pset 1 o’clock, Man Mildbxd, daughter of
B. L. and SaUie M. McBride, aged 10 months. The
remains will ha carried to Athens tor Interment.
■fnntrnl Notices.
Tb. frlaodi and arni-ilntaiMa* of Mr. as! Mrs.
Jamaa K. Harda«e. aud of Ki. and Mra. E.P. O'Ooa-
aor, ar* Mapaafiin, Invited to ,tt«nd th. fuaaial of
Km. RiasAas, from Etaaa Obapal Oliorch alien
o'aloak Ibis morals*.
. Glmnsements.
DeOive’s Opera House
Lessee A Uen. Director, John Templeton
INITIAL SEASON OF
CrRAND OPERA.
mHX MANAGEMENT takes plsasura in snaoun*
1 ing the opening of the present season with the
Celenratcd Bngrllsh Opera Company.
s of the Pi
jualcal sta
America.
OOMIO OPERA PKMOBTa
Saturday, September 28, 1872.
Offsnbaoh’s Celebrated'
LA ROSE DE ST. FLEUR,
AND
BARON’S DAUGHTER.
Opera Nights Limltod. Doors Open at 7.
Plan of Boats for tny Night at Phillips k Crew'
Most Liberal Opera Prices Ever Known.
Psrquetto andlleserved Basts 1 00
Admission 7ft
Family Circle.
btMEdWm
• -- .-.r.-K-TlHHL-
ECKLES HOUSE,
Busin phr Square* a
Social Circle, Qa.
RKTK. OF BOARD!
SinaiaMaale00c; ,«r da, 0,00: par wub00(l
per month $30.
STEMdiJVV JECKLK8, Proper
LIVERY STABLE.
Drivers oeB be procured
W. M. BOKXJBS,
aplT-tf
BARNESVILLE HOTEL,
J. a CAMP Pro,
(HEAD defot.)
, n -FEE DAY.
IHUE
aRmaziaocnna
FORSYTH. OA..
aaarDa|wt,aad onwalral to wsam pasMan ai
CALLAWAY. I
*. OB
■ foWFEg.
EDWARDS HOUSE,
SPARTA, CA.
EOMAK a WATYOfX FlanESN.
HEAD HOUSE.
Fronting the Passenger Depot,
jslMf CHATTANOOGA, TENS.
DS. J. L. JONEA Clerk.
Samuel Ltnoxnr, > ouvl
Hol.Oan. Nortbwa Olrralt
MAHHHALL BOUSE
MF4JVJK»,M.
A. B. LUCE, Proprietor.
DAYBoardS&Oa
Mill edge villa Hotel,
CALLAWAY * TRICE.
»- ■ T-.wTRg.Emh
RHODES HOUSE,
TROY, PIKE
ai.aeama.
•YMf
Pto»d«t«9 auaiKtafeA
W. H. UOWABO
0. U. XOWAXD.
W. H. BOWABD, JS.
W. H. Howard k Sons
Warehouse A Commlnlan Merchants,
No. 2 Warren Block,
AUGUSTA, UA
C ommission for a«mn, cotton,one dollar
p«r bAlA. Strict pmoul attention (Iran to
Business entrusted.
All Orders Strictly Obeyed
Liberal (OuA Advance* Made
on Cotton.
tar Special Attention paid to Weighing of Ootton
*r Plantation and Family Supplies selected sad
lipped by ono of the Arm.
BAGGING AND TIES
Graham & Butler.
Cotton Factor* aa
tion Merchant*.
Executor’s Sale.
])Y VIRTUE of an order of the Court of Ordinary
13 of Taliaferro ceaoty. will be sold before the
court house door In Orawfordvllls, iu said county,
between the lawful bouis of sale, oa the first Tues
day in November next, the following property# to
Six Hundred Acres.
Home.teed, on the following tarns.
One third of the purchase money cash, the re
mainder in two annuel payments, with Inter-*! f-om
date. Ths estate to hold titles until the purchase
money is ell paid.
Bald lend sold ss the property of Joshua Morgsn,
Me of said county, deceased, for the purpose of dU •
rlbuUon among the
BeptemberS. 1873.
young or old. maSa mere iuou*y et work for V
in their spare moments, or all the tune, than at *ni
thine alee. Particulars free. Address O. Htinaon i
0©., Portland, Maine. scpld-wly
Executor’s Sale.
B Y VIRTUE of an order of the Court of OadJnaty
of Taliaferro county, will be sold before the
oourthouee door In Orewfordvilla. In said county,be
tween the lawful hours of sale, oa the first Tnesdi
la November next, the following property, to wit:
The track of land lying in said county, adjoining
the lends of Wm. Peek, fhoe J jPeek, w. W. Moore,
estate of S. A. Howell and others, oontaloiag
Nine Hundred Acres,
more or less. It being the place wtureon Wa. Jo
son, late of said oounty. resided at the time of
death, and kaotrn ae the William J ibnson place.
The land may be divided iu several lota before the
day of sale, and If so. plats of the same will be ex
hibited on the day of sale.
Terms—one half cash, the remainder on a credit
of twelve months, with Interest from data at 10 par
°*Bri?iandaoidi ss the property of OynthtaJohneon.
lata ei said county, dseeessd, for the ourpoee of dim
_.—aa the legatees of said dssaassd.
tributlon ami
> among ths V
iber 9/1871.
IfiAAO D. MOORE,
Executor of Cynthl Johnson.
Executor’s Sale.
VKTILL be sold before the ocurtheuas dc
TV Orawfordville, Taliaferro county, Georgia, ou
the first Tuesday Iu November next, between the
lawful hoursef sate.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVER (107) ACRES
of land, more or less, lying in said county,on the
waters of ths Ogeechee river, belonging to the estate
of Thomas Chapman, deceases" Bald land adjelaa
lauds of John Rhodes. James Chapman. I seisms
Battle end otJ.rs. It will be sold under an order ol
the Ordinary of said county for distribution under
the will of said Thomas Chapman. Terms cash.
WILLIAM H. CHAPMAN, Executor.
Orawfordville, Oa., 14th A^ust, 1079. ealStd
Administrator’s Sale.
ty. on the first Tueaday InC
legal houia of sale,
ORE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIT*
LAND, MORE OR LEM,
lying in said county# adjoining lands of Abel Eber-
ber*J. o. Oita, B. Witcher, amt W. W. Bush, and
° Bold as ths land of Lemuel Hack, deceased, for
the benefit of the heirs sad creditors of aaidde-
eeeted. Possession given 1st January. 1S7S. Torme
made known on day of sale. This August 13. 1*19.
JOHN W. BLACK. A&ilaietiator
de bonne non of Lemuel Black, tleoeseed.
sulf-td
rVlHIE. UNRIVALED M*MdR* Is warranted hat
X to oontaln a siugle particle of Mn»cT7irr, or any
lnjurlout mineral subatanoe, but Is
PU.KLY VKQSTABLS. •
Far FORTY YE4BB It hy pnirM l>. FMlTlIn
REGULATOR i, MkiwwfeS^l’to Saw bo tit* 1 safe •
LIVER MEDICINE,
It oonUln, four modlaU Mns.uU, anrnMh
tlic same happy proportion in any other rmnsrailsn
eC.th.ptio, s wonderful Tou^u
vis i s gentle Cathartic, a wonderful Ton]
oeptlouable Alterative and a certain i
Impurities of the body. Such signal
tended its nee that It Is now regarded at the > ^
GREAT UNFAILING IPEOtMO,
For Liver Complaint and ths painful nflkni lug
Itagulale the Liver end pggrsttt i, r
OHILLS AND FEVER.
SIMMONS* LITER REGULATOR
isEeaEMandasferfer
t. H. ZKILIN * OO..
MAOON. Os., ta< FHILADKLEHiA.
OLD 5 Y ALL DSDOOIfT*.
MuBewaruofsnh A
)ssi
THE OKUAT
Southern Humotj
T7NJB THE CURE OF SCEOl
J? Rheumatism, White BweUin
Consumption. Bronchitis. Rartons
dlasMeearising frumasi ixspnfr
ritaef Ihlivilnikli pnHwhstaW
riw^storingahotguofthlh wHjrins ixfltheir
Certificates can be presented from many leading
Fhyaletana. Minlstars.aad heads ef tamillee throngh-
out the Booth, injuring II in the ,h>ghsnltarmn
T Di^TO&° f oJafS? , iBMtfmsfi. says
has used it in cams of fissufhta.nnd other SUnms%
with mu^h satlsfertlnn **
Da, T. 0. PUGH, cf Rammer* mnanmsartsMfis
1 persons sufllmlng with Hess sad Blood, saying it
superior to any prenaraMen helms sum nasi.
key. DABMET BALCof the Beltimam M.KOm-
reneedeath, says hexes been so mwahbsmadNsd
by its use thet hechemtatty reaassasandall fee SR
his friends end ecquslatanesa.
CRAVEN h (X)., Prungiets. afe OsadansriBa. Vk,
says it nevar foiled to rivemtlsAatton.
eamukl o. McFaddkm. Murfessehsri Wan,
mys It cured him o
Did onr space oi ,
nisls front evexy Rfeafea in the I
knew* to every naan, wan
acnally or by regntatinn.
~ tails la s(rid by aR Dmggtsta.
s oo., Iiuom art. mfOstsss.
So. I feuiu FLU*, few
q.tek Trust* — Tfes l).«Uu
WUIaafeianul rafefellM. .
ta—Aa. OMfe,
ll ba/ bsMwfel la
i,TSUmSaASm
nntbpmumot
TkuTAiira BOar.
TkllSMlMfeMMa.
fefefe
ve and axe
•mbie al an drag