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■ -r,. THE DAILY 8UK rnhUahcd by the Atlanta 8n FabUskimt C—ipany. Ai.axtNUKR H nEPHam.) _ , J. HKH1.Y IMITM, "J Stop's* ALEXANDER H. STEPHEWg Political Editor. J HEMLY OMITS, Otn'l. Ed. i Mai. w.„flT Travtliai A|«aui A|«bU for Tho Raa. M. F. Ecuuls, Opelika, On. J. B. Omawlbt, WoUkkln, Oglethorpe Co., Oa. J. X.F. DoottLAse, Hotter, Oa. Da. if. P. Bourn, Monroe, Oa. J- I*. Wright, Woodstock, oa. w. u uavu, 4t., aaaouton, oa. f. a PiUUM, LaOrange, O*. E. O. William#, Union Point A. A. Bill Athena, Oa. Loinn * Olive, Lexington. On. W. H. Jnamttix, Point Pater. O. W. Brnnon. Covington. L. O. Tnoaua, Oxford. J. H. Pxttahd, Winterville. #*. Martin 4 Oo., Cnwford. I. B. B. Etuxdob. Bntledge. Jack Kina, Bona, Oa. A. J. Com ax, Cleveland, Oa. A. iLOoim. BocAai Circle, Oa. Ono. Luktxim, Stephana, Oa. MA. W. Anvar, lUxar'a. n* fk^OMB Gann, Our' vofc.ni, MORNING EDITION ATLANTA, OAj MoBKIlSG, SlTT'B ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1872. NO. 718. FOR OOVERNOR: JAMBS M. SMITH. PimtSarna Adopted bjr the Jeffersonian Denaocratle State Caartatloa Aaeen< bled la AUaata on the SOth Angwat, ma. L Resolved, That the Government ol the United State, it one formed bj sepa rate State.; that it j. one of limited pow- */a.uiwa, nwXlTlU*, Oa. 0. L. Pkaoook, EjIa villa, Oa. W, Q. Boaooon, Warren ton, Oa. Mnxsn DuBoen, Sparta, Oa. Bkxaamui Moon. Cnlvectoo, Oa. tone S Daanar err; Crawfordvllle, On. tnMr la. HvAtt, Mmedfevnb, Oa. Dr. J. T. Baku, .Mayfteld, Oa. A. 8. Ban, Devereux, Oa. 0. 0. Nobtox, Oreenaboro, Oa. 8 H FlOtp, Madison. Oa. Torma or Buboorlptlon > DAZLTi ■mgle Copy Per Annum. ....$10M •* “ Six Months j 00 “ * Tor a lees period than Six Months (potmonth). ion CLUBS FOB THE DAILY. Three Copies One Year ITS Tow •• •* *• na ** mu |4 oo Muff* OopUs ft CtmU. WEEKLY PEE AMMUM t Single Copy, 100 Three Copies | 00 rutty •* I'.v.y. i! v.VaV.*i^r?re*.v.v»ivii « Fifty •• |g oo One Hundred Copies. UB 00 WEEKLY—SIX MONTHS i Single Copy, Three •• a 00 Tire *• 4 00 Ten " 7 00 Twenty “ 10 00 Fifty 04 One Hundred Ooptes, Six Months 08 wtmpucmpus a emu. m by the Press of AU 8] 8 i¥ lias A< nmln. HI 8 8 1 lilllilililllill !iapUHPHIi|lll sisals 3|3|3|3|3|3 H»131Umi3J31312 S|S|9|9|3|3|3|3|3|2 II: l*L- ers, delegated by the State, for apeoifle purpose* and objecta act forth in the Constitution; and that it poaaewM of itaelf no original or inherent power whatever. ■ 1 Rasolved, That the Union estab- liahed by ihn Conatitotion ia a Union of Staten Federal in ila ehaaaater, oom- posed of Statu thereby nnited, and ia incapable of exiatenoe without the Stake aa ite oonatituent integral parte; that the indertrontiMUty of .thn Stated—of their rights and of their equality with eeoh other—ia an indiapeniable part of this political system, and thnrefbra, the per petuation of the Union in ite integrity aepende upon the preaervation of the State, in their political integrity; the Government of the United State! being a Federal Republic, and not a consoli dation of the whole people into one homoceneooB Nation. AKreolV'd, That the "right of local State-government” with the "subjection of tbe military to the oivil authority," and “theaeonrity of the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus," in time of peso., with tbe power to enforce “the righta, and promote the well-being of ite inhabitant. Dy cneh mean, aa the judg ment of ite own people may prescribe,” reserved, secured and guaranteed un der the Conatitntion of the United States to the several Stales of the Union; and that too, not "anbjeot to any solemn Consti tutional obligation upon the part of the Federal Government” of any kind what ever; but on the oontrary, the Federal Government is under a cdemn Constitu tional obligation not to interfere in these matter* in any way; and when it does so, it becomes a usurper gf power, an oppres sive tyrant and an enemy to the liberties qf the country. •VpnW NoiIom," SO cent. p.r lin. tor th. am Insertion; 10 cents for eech autoMMiit Insertion. adr.rtiMm.nt. Inserted Utree Bui . VMk, IS t»r cat off tO. table rak. above; ttrlo. a wtak, U par cent off th. tabl. iwtee. AdT.rti.eni.ou for Wire Oornpwito. and ChurchM, half th. nmtal ralM. In order to soUbliah uniform rate, of advartiatns for the Pail, Praia of Atlanta, tra have adopted th. fonffolnu achwlul. of priooa, and will ba gorernad bj them In th. future. W. A. HEMPHILL A 00., Proprletora of th. Conrtltutloa. H. HEHLY SMITH, Manaier. Of Th.AU.nt.8nn, $100 REWARD. S TOLEN from th# stables of tha rabooriber, n«sr Mayfield. Oa., on tha night of the 9d of Beptem- * >er ' TITO UOMUSES, Ono a Dark Bay; t&o other a Black, with hair browned a little by the ran; both a littia abort tha nediom site, sod In good work ardor. Alto, two SADDLES; ono a common loatbor sad dle, with a black horn and black border around JAMES T. WHALEY, Mar Slid, dm ^CONFEDERATE MONEY WANTED I WANT TO BUT $30,000 la CONFEDERATE NOT8 of tha laaua of 1MI, la »500 or 11.(001)111,. I *UI glr. ona dollar pa. osa thoumnd. JOHN W. O'DKLL. atplT-lw Dacatnr Ur.at. AUanta, Oa. Sheuard,Baldwin & Go. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Liquors & Tobaccos No. 11, Decatur Street, Opposite Kimball House ATLANTA, Ga. REMOVAL 1 ABBOTT~& BRO., WH0LES1LE UBOChRS —AMD— coJHjmissiojr JOEHVMtJijrrs, TIULXBB Iff OHAIff. HAT A HD PROVISIONS— U AganU for DUNN a BROWN' WATER MILL TLOUB—b.T. Bamovad to No. 88 Alabama* Street, OpposlU tha Paaaangar Depot, when lh-7 will ba kapp; to am all tbelr old friend, and outomara. ■apUl.lm GEOROE PAGE ft 00 HancracTvuu or ' Patent Portable Circular K* Mills, 8tatloaarj and PortabU STEAM ENGINE! an 1ST MILLS, An. No. & Bo^oeder Btraet, mLTIMORE. m0. tWSsnd-for Catalogues and Fria-Lute t •tl IwIHlT jommjt E. juoojt, Attorne y ‘at-Xiaw. f'VAhmanixa, oboboia oa. ova. Lev Cua', Mon. But Main tent Valuable head, fwr Hale. I WILL IBIX from OKB I. FIVE HUNDRED Achat or land wttata one mile or ao- OIAL CUCLB, <m ta. mirMl lailraA. SoMMOk ala la va^ raflAlp Impnrtam, ami ludammttmt grntrmg la vahaa. iShr tMa ImA tor ml.ami tea lmBrnmabar. lath inff. DBBaLB .BTHOLDa, mpuaawlm «0M«l Clnla, Oa, WML U. STEPHENS, ATTORNEY AT LAW OaAWTOBOTXLLX, OA. Ball ffomlnated f. tha Ninth. W. I.aru that Hon. H. P. Bell, of Forayth county, waa nominated at 5 o’clock on Friday evening at the Gaina- rill. Convention on th.92d ballot—re ceiving 42 vote., and MoMillan 21—ex actly two-tbirds. Dr, Millar and Mr. Greeley. {•We have aeert it reported that Dr. Hiller, in some of his recent speoohea, ha. enerted that Mr. Greeley was never any more of an Abolitionist than Mr. Clay or Mr. Webster. Now, it is well known that we do not foond our opposition to Mr. Greeley upon any of his anti-slavery views ol acts; not even his enoouragement to Ossawattamie John Brown in hia fanati cal attempt to stir up an insurrection in Virginia, nor bis enlogy upon tbia ‘martyr of liberty” as he considered him. All there thing, we pretermit I We assign them to the "Silurian period" in our history. We plaoe our opposition pointedly upon hia present position, and the pub- lioly avowed principle, on wbioii he ia now seeking to come into power. But we oanuot forbear the expression of our astonishment, that a man of Dr. Miller’s standing and intelligence should have made snob a statement. He ought to have known better. What ia to be thought of such a lead- r of the people when the trnto, ea appears upon the records, is that Mr. Greeley most virulently assailed the Adjustment measures of 1860, introduced in the 8enate by Mr. Clay I What reader of ordinaiy intelligence, does not know with what bitterness Mr. Greeley denounced Mr. Webster for his support of there measures of concilia tion and harmony between the States; based throughout, upon principles of right and joalioe, aooording to the clearly stated term* of the Federal oompaot ? Doe* not Dr. Miller know that when a proposition was pending in Congress to carry out there measures in good faith, "in principle end substance,” (to which both Mr. Clay and Mr. Webster were pledged,) Mr. Greeley in hia Tribune used this language: Wr am, therefor., nDbesdl&g dtUrmloMlun o. '• tee pert of lb. ffortb.ro m.rnb.1 " IMolarmtii. Min, ..A •• belt of pmoo— I.iMHM o JaMio. Mid bamositr card should relgu I. the oidooei ooaoMl.—CrUrr list C.*f rat Mmld Srrot up in wild iisrererr— M,. baler Out lie Vefilel iuelflkeutd bleu by lbt trrcA ef IS* tnctndiery, or fell sod borr oil lu to- mstm bMimth IU ennobling rolor, tbmo test this “ purser Md wrmg .boold b. fl.iJIj ooeomplub- - ^.. The italics are oure, but such waa tba ferocious language on that oooaaioo, of Dr. Miller's present candidate for the Presidency, and whom be represent! as having never been more of an Abolition ist than Mr. Clay or Mr. Webster. This ia a part, and only a small part of the reoord of that candidate on this and kindred oonatitational questions. H* says he • tan da upon his reoord. Now, Dr. Miller either knew there parte of Mr. Greeley’s record, or ba did not. If he did know them, end for any pur pose whatever withheld hia knowledge, and created a falsa impression, by what he said, he ia certainly not each n leader aa tha poblio should either oouftde in or follow r If ba did not know them, then he is oertainly not n fit person to give tha people that information, which i - essen tial to their safe guidance in there peril ous times. Tba Doctor can tsko cither horn of the dilemma he choose*. But this ex position will give the honest inquiring masses of the Democracy, some light upon Mr. Greeley’s statesmanship and I beoaure ol tha tariff; bat in all ooontries his idess of that "Liberalism,” ooali- which have free trade n well, and it ia tion and " Constitutionalgm," of which m ortUy oertaic to remain high fora oon- •“arable number of yearn I believe that if the duty had been fixed at ten dollars per ton at the does v ,5® wu > iu>d remained there, we shonld have had doable oar number of farnaoes, and would have been supply ing onissfvre with iron vary much cheaper than we can now get it, or oould get ft, if the tariff were offit. Such te my position very plainly sta ted. You understand, end I tell you it is not in the power of ell legislation on earth to jut ont the fnrnaoe fire* of the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania for many years to oome. he and Mr. Sdmnfer" are the "illustrious standard-lie Arem. May Heaven prevent the Democracy of Georgia, as well ss of the whole United States, from ever ea listing under the banner of snob chiefs 1 A. H. a of tk$ Northern mtaiowra hoxt'U to tbta I dsaMBd of than, la bo ot frradom—in behalf >4 ;jr—rewloUoce to tha laat. Bat • In addition to what we qaoted yester day from Mr. Greeley’s organ, will Geor- fi* Democrats please read the following? " Finally, in Massachusetts tha Liberal “Bepnbhcana have nominated Charles Sumner. Enlogy of this illustrious 'man would be hot little belter than im "pertinence. Hia fame is part of the '* gl°*7 of America. "There are the standard-bearers with "whom the Liberal party ia marching “ on to victory. To every one of them " the people oau tom not merely with "pride, hot even with enthusiasm. Ev- “ *ry one of them will Strengthen the " canvass and add dignity to the oanre; *oot if may wSlfbe^ said that no party in ’ the United States has ever fonght a ‘ campaign under snob an array of di*- ’ tioguiahed oapteina,-no losing party has ever been able to win for ita lead ers such a group of winning men.”— Nile For* Tribune, 21st Sspt. 1872. It may be deemed by our neighbor, the Constitution, exceedingly unfair and unjust, for us to show the Democracy of Georgia, whither they are being drilled or decoyed by their Una ted leaden In the "ground-aweU” “Liberal movement” (so-miscalled,) whioh is marching on to viotory, as Mr. Greeley would have it, under him and Mr. Sumner as "Standard- bearers I” We, however, aa a faithful sentinel upon the watch-tower, feel it to be our duty to give the people the truth now, as ever heretofore, whether they heed it or not If they suffer themselves to be misled by any of the deoeitful and guileful platitudes of Mr. Greeley, given forth bis letter of acceptance abont "local government,” "writ of habeas corpus, 1 Ao., all "sDBjnor,” however, to the su preme power of the Central Authorities, at many of them suffered themselves to be so misled fay hia like platitudes abont secession in tho fail and winter of 1860-81; be it so. We shall have discharged our duty, on this, as we did on that oaqmIoil rsr„ ..in „A„ir«t bow bi* npiautnaea," then ottered, were used in assaults Upon our wisdom as well aa integrity. Bat we shell now, aa we did then, leeve time and event* aa onr proper and sure vin dicators as to both. A. H. 8. MISSOURI. te Iwfftaw L.gl.lsiar. M.moroll.lag Coogrui, q, St. Louis, Sept 28.—The Ohiokasaw Indian Legislature has pasted a bill de moralizing Congress to allot their Innda in severally, and calling oaths Choctaws to join them in theii request. This ia regarded aa an advanced step towards opening Indian territory to white wttle- ment this winter. MASSACHUSETTS. Anothar Tallart Boston, Sept. 18.—The suspension of Spenoer, Villa A Oo., well known Boston bankers, it reported. RHODE ISLAND. Bill Dorsad. Providence, Sept. 28.—The Rivolet Woolen Mill, at North Uxbridge, ia burn ed. Lore *76,000. ENGLAND. Jtea Ball MMMIlag with Other P.o- ple’e BoalaMA London, Sept. 28.—The Government anthoritlea have detained a eteamahip, which waa to have sailed to-day with a number of emigrant* for Canada, be cause it iff now too late in the season. FRANCE. The Cavliet Heveaaoat. ucftlftflfin8*tfie < ¥hrWKh»rf v irite|« attar withdrew. TELEGKAPH NEWS By the Mew York Associated Press. WASHINGTON- Cabinet Chips - Poatel BegalAtlaa-. Preeldeatlal Appelatnocate — ladtaa Talk. Washington, Sept. 28.—The Presiden tial family are regularly established at tbe White House. Assistant Attorney-General Hill ofll- eiates aa bead of tbe Bureau of Joatioe, while Williams and Bristow are off oam- paiguing. Tne Att Attorney-General decides that a person tending money PostofBoe orders cannot recall tnem after they are started. Among the Presidential appointments to-day, are Mrs. A. P. Wiley, Postmis tress, Huntsville, Texas; Dennis Eagan, reoeiver ol pnblio money*, Tallahareee, Florida; F. A. Vmon, receiver of pnblio moneys, Eait Florida, Land distriot; E. B. Kawsou, Marshal South dlatriet of Florid*. The Indiana here had a loose talk with the President to-day. PENNSYLVANIA. Greeley on the Tariff- Acknowledges tkal ho Is a Monopljr Protootlonlst. Allbmton, Sept. 28.—Gieeley (poke ; “I understand that a gentleman who is a candidal.- for your suffrage, in address ing this borough uot long ago, asserted that it I wore to he ohoeeu President, all the turnaee fire* of Lehigh Valley would be speedily put out. Now fellow oitixena, it aeems to me incredible thatauoh state ments should ba made. That I am a protectionist all men know; bat that I would not veto say bill fefrly puased by the Oongrees of the United States, modifying or obaDging the tariff, is certainly true. I do uot believe in government by eelfieb rings, bat I be lieve just ee little in government by tbe one-man power. I do not believe in the government of veto. Tbe veto power of the President ia not given to enable him t» rejeot say bill for whioh he would have refused to vote if a member of Con gress, bat only to be employed ia oertaiQ greet emergencies, when corruption or recklessness, has passed measures through Oongrees whioh shonld not stand the test of inquiry. I tell yon, friends, I believe in legislation by Con gress sod not by the President; and I should myself approve and aign a bill whioh has a fair majority in Cangreaa, although In my judgment it was not iu accordance witajrablio policy, with the wisest polioy. That ia my position new. Fellow-citizens, is there one so unin telligent as not to know that the pros perity of the iron interest of this oonn- try depends not at all on tbe tariff, bat the fact that all over tbe world, iron is in good demand and is selling at prices Dearly double those ol three years ago. The world ia iron hungry; the world is calling for more and still more iron. Iron is very nigh in all coun tries—those whioh have free trade aa well as those which have protection, end is high becauae more ia wanted than can be produced. It ia not probable that for five or even tan yean benoe, there will be so mcoh more iron in the world that prices will not be above tbe cost of making it here and everywhere, just like any other product. There ia ieaa iron in the world than is heeded; oonaequjntly, tho price ha* gone np, not KENTUCKY. Library Brawtu| Pootpsaed. Loonvmw, Sept 28.—The State Li brary drawing naa been postponed till the 7th December. NEW YORK. Bask fflauatsal—Wash's Deaths. Now York, Sept. 28.—The bank state ment shows s gain in the reeervre of nearly a million and a half. 'she week's deaths amount to 60S, a deoreaae of of 88, ITALY. Th* Peps sad ths Csar. Rohe, Sept 28.—Negotiations between Bussia and the Holy See, are progress ing favorably. Tbe establishment of a "miniature” at oided. t dt. Petersburg, ia unde- Baltihobi, Sept. 28.—Floor dull.— Wheat dull, eboioe white 82 00@2 06. Com firm, white 70@72; yellow 68067. Provisions quiet andfirm. Whisky 981. New York, Sept 28.—Flour rather more ffotive, quotations unchanged. Wheat 102 oenta better on good Spring, com mon and inferior dull and heavy. Corn halt cent better, good home export and future delivery in demand. Pork steady 1141001415. Lard, kettle doll. Naval* steady. Grooeriea and Freight* firm. MOBK T harhet. New Yore, Sept 2&—The bank state ment shows a deoreaae of loans tight and a half million; deoreaae in sped* one-half million; increase in legal tandere one- half million; doorcase in deposits five ftnd a hall million. . 7 ,or ourrenoy lo gold. Sterl ing 7i07(. Gold 18(013|. Govern ments dull and steady. Butts doll and unchanged. Slmnaemetua. DeGive’s Opera House lffTBBBSTIhO 1TBMI. BETTER LATE THAN NEVER If your teeth are going, and you nave not yet tried tho "Sczodont,” aa a pre servative, try It now. Abandon til other Dentrifioeaaod give it a fair obanoe; it it guaranteed to be as harmless aa water. It oennot hurt you. It ia purely veg etable. (by Simmon's Liver Regulator, if you wish to be well It seta like a charm without debilitating theayetem, and without any of the evil effect* of Meroorj. Simmon'0 Liver Regulator it the safe remedy. DR TUTTS SARSAPARILLA AND QUEEN'S DELIGHT. Tbii1 valuable preparation combinee all the Medicinal virtues whioh long ex per- ieneebaa proven to possess the moot safe and efficient Alterative and deooatrnent iropertie* for tha cure o.' Scrofula, King’s 2vjl> While Swellings, Uloere, Cancerous and Indolent TumerejMeroarial and 8y- pbilitio Affeotiona, Enlargement and Ul ceration of the Bones, Glands, or of the Womb, Spleen and Kidneys; all the various Diseases of the Skin, so oh as Tet ter, Ringworms, Boils, Pimples, Sore Eyes, Ac. ; Nervous Affeotiona, Dropsy, and all diseases originating from a de prave state of the Blood. Alio, many affeotiona peculiar to Females, aa Sup- -iresaion, Irregularity, Leuorrhone, or Vhites, Sterility, Ovarian and Uterine Dropsy, Aa It ig Purely Vegetable. While using Dr. Tntt's Liver Pills, no restraint of diet or occupation fsneo- essary. Yon may eat or drink a* usual. They are purely vegetable. Dr. Tatt’a Hair Dye leaves no Bidiou- Ions Tints. Caution I Every genuno box of Dr. MoLane’s Liver Pilia bean the signature of Flem ing Brothers, Pitaburg, Pa., and their private U. 3. stamp. Taka no oth. Bitters or Cordials, aro obliged, evenin' — - ^ — - ally, to resort to MoLane' permanent relief. Jeer Pill* for MARKET REPORTS. BT TBLXOBAPH TO THE ATLANTA DAILY SON COTTON MARKET. New Orleans, Sept. 28.- Cotton in fair demand with prioes advance; ordina ry no market; good ordinary l7|017|; low middlings 1810181; middlings 18|; net receipts 1,618; gross 2,071; exporta eostwise 467; sales 2,200; stock 42,462. NonroLE, Sept. 28.—Cotton; low mid dlings 1710171; nei receipts 637; ex ports coastwise 718; (ales 160; .took 3,818. Galveston, Sept. 28.—Cotton; ordi nary 14|; good ordinary 16; net reoeipta 607; isles 600; stock 14,096. Mobile, Sept. 28.—Cotton—low mid dling* 180181; receipts 1,440; export* boaatwise 1,012; isles 800; stook 6,489. Charleston, Sept 28.—Cotton—good ordinary 161016}; ordinary 161016; low middling* 1710171; middlings 17); nat reoeipta 1,906; gross 2,210; export* coastwise 2,668; aalea 500; stook 19^08. Acousta, Sept. 28.—Cotton — mid dlings 16); net receipt* 1,128; sales 009, Bai/moBK, Sept. 28.—Cotton—mid dling* 18); gram receipts 1,800; exports eosstwiie 102; isle* to-day 810; laat eve ning 291; stock 1,716. Memphis,Sept 28. —Cotton—middlings 17) 017); ordiuary 161@16); gooi ordi nary 17); low middlings 171017); re- cript* 6,079; shipments 631; stuck 3,604. New York, Sept. 28.—Receipt* of oot- ton—net, none; gross 2,224. Sale* to-day for future delivery were 10,200 bales, as follows: September, 181018 916; Octo ber, 18); November, 18I018J; Decem ber, 18)018 11-16; January, 19); Fab ary, 19); April, 20). Cotton steady; aalea 2,280; upland* 18) ; Orleans 19). Boston, Sept 28. Cotton—Middlings 19c; net ret reoeiptsO; gross reoeipta 660; ' 300; stock 6,000. Savannah, Sept 28.—Cotton ia good demand; ordinary 16), low middunga 17), middlings 17); net reoeipta 8.080; exports ooastwise 138; sale* 900; stook 26,101. Wilmington, Sspt 28.—Cotton—Mid dlings 17) ; nat reoeipta 842; aalea 66; stock 1,193. Philadelphia, Sept. 28. —Cotton- Middlings 19. rMOoeqBMa beet. Wilmington, Sept 28.—Spirits Tor- lentlne firm at 60. Rosin firm at 84 26 or No. —; 81 60 for low pale. Grade turpentine steady at 88 60 lor hard; 86 60 for yellow dip and virgin. Tar steady at 83 30. Louisville, Sept 28.—Flour heavy; extra family 86 6007 60. Cora un changed. Provisions easier—not quota- bly lower. Pork 813 76. Beoon—shoul der* 8; olear rib aides 11); clear aides 12). Packed Lard 9); kegs 11); order lota )o. higher. Whisky quiet but steady. Cincinnati, Sept 28.—Flour, steady. Corn, quiet and weak at 44a. Pork iu fair demand; aalea over 2,000 bbls at 818 60. laud, qoict and nnohanged. Bacon, steady: held at outside figures, to oome out of smoke. Whisky, steady and held at 89a. marriage*. BEACH—JOHNSON—In Orsnvllls, Ohio. Soptom- b$r 16, 1872* at th# rwldtooa of tha brlda'i partota, bj tha Boy. Wra. Bowar, Ma. D. P. Hbalh, of At lanta, Oa., to Claba IiABKLLA, dausltUr of O. B. Johnson, Kaq., aad granddatif htar of tha Bar. B. P. Ajdlott, of Oran villa. Mr. Baaoh la tha Af rat in this dt? of tha National Publishing Company in thJa city—* situation whioh aaama to ba highly promotes of ttairlaga. This Aganoy waa aatahliahad in 166T. Sinoa than thras gantlaman hara flllad tha aamo-all of whom hara gona into it aingla, rad aoon bast marrtad. Tkaraday Mornfir, October 3d. JOHNM.HOLBROOK THU GREAT ATLANTA HATTER, give a gband opening exception •t hi, Stoie, NO, 40 WHITEHALL, to (tidbit l^s •pUadlff stook of New OeWb-Jh* meet atogaet aa* teelArgeePAseortmeot ever jet bfeeght loteleenj. FOR IDE LADIES, Oa tee (eoead Floor; for tee riaeto Dlepkj or Ebb •aa Beaattfal MUlloorj Goode. FOR GENTLEMEN. On tee rirrt rioor, lor hie Urge nppljef Btogent Tbe Latin njierton. — —. — Ever/ Gentlemen ea* Led/ la tee all/ ia ntpecl- fnlly la Tiled to rUlt bj More oa test dej. .JOHN M. HOLDEOOE. Special Notice Unit Allwo. It la a aad thing U pass through Ufa, only half allYB. Yat thara xra thooaanda whoa# habitual con dition la on# of languur and dabUlty. Thay com plain of no apadflo dlaaaaa; tbay aoffar no poaltira pain, but they luva no raliah for anything whioh aft ford# mantal or aananona p«aaaura to thalr mora ro bust aad anargatlo fallow balnga. In niaa ohm oat of Ua tbia atata of laasltuda and torpor arlaaa from a morbid stomach. Indigaotioa daatroya tha rnargy ol both mind an body. Whan tha waste of nature la not supplied by a due and regular assimilation of tha food, evary organ la atarrad, orary function In tempted. Tow, what does common sense suggest under these efreumataooao of daprsaalon? Tha ayatem needs rousing aad strengthening: not merely for an hour or two, to aink afterwards Into a mora pitta Me condition than ever, aa it assuredly wonld do if an ordinary alooholio atlmalant ware resorted feto, bat radically and permanently. flow la tbia dsatmbla object to be aoeompftshedf Tbe answer to this gaeeUon, founded eo the uwra- rylng experlenae of a quarter of a oratory, la aaatly given. Infuse new rigor into tha dlgaotfre organa by a course of Hostetler's Stomach Bitter*. Do not waste lima in administering temporary remedies, bet wake tha system up by recuperating the foea- tain head of physical strength and energy, tha grant organ upon which all the othar organa depend for their nurture and rapport By the time that a dozen does# of tha great raga- tabie tonic anl lnrlgorani hara bean taken, thaler hia Arams of the dyspeptic wlU begin to faal Ita be nign laluenoe. Appetite wll< be created, and with appetite the oapedty to digest what it erores. Tm~ savers until tha rare te eon»plete-ualll healthful blood, it to ho tha xaaterial of iaah and maada, boos and nerve and bralu, flows through tha chan nels of circulation. Instead of watery pabulum with which they bora beretofooe bean imperfectly nour- • Wm. Director, Jnhn Tfnpletoo 4 BRHXIAHT IUC0B88 Of THE GRAND OPSRA a user *■ nan night,' GRAND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES Monday Ercalnr, September 80 Saber's Greet DnnAUoOpera, tint Tin, Bare. D1A V ALO 1 ■emo AND mat-thn-tat, and thn SPLNN- Din OO MIC SCENN, assuranob Opera Nlghlr Umited. Doore Open M 7. Flea ol laato for aa* NlgMet PhllUpe k qrev’i MoM Liberal Open Prleea Era* Eaam. frreaette eaffBeearredlaeto at rpHIR UNEIVALED MEDICINE toeenaeMeM FUKKLY VIOKTABLK. . Ner POHTT THANE H to" luall ifmaofi Tkm of tha countr fewer in pur Admiaalon ramUy Oteote.... Colored Gallery If*» 7lbD*rttErments. MetablleUed FIOmi lun Aje, GRAND OPENING DAY eST BOLBBOOWS. vti:e. ttoparteee ol tee bod*. iglteO^BtoZ toeded II. m. teelltSi a»» re^i SteT , GREAT UNFAILING HPEOMTIO. CHILLS AND mil. ffimtONS' LIVEN EzcurtaToB t. AMmwIhio?** MAOON, 0*.. aad JUANOna OLD »r Alt DBuoaiffta. THU OBltAT Southern Remedy im jgajm.araai'Brghga 0. PUCH^MMUBore. red. Uto Rl pereoee raffrrlaf wlte dleeaeed Elred. Mfftaff H minEbflAte flAMUKL O. MoPADDKN, ICurfroeeboro Taott. ossssnS a. W ADAIR’S SALES At City Hall, First Tuesday 1b October, Bale Day. 1 ST—THOSE nvx SPLENDID TABME - A part A of tha Lewis Land on Peaohtree Crash, C miles from Atlanta, one mile seal of Air-Line Taibreed, on aeay terms. 80 days on drat payment. Sea plat. 4ID-THO** TIYM BEAUTIFUL SMALL FARMS. A* one mile test p< Atlanta on tha Turnpike load to Decatur, todayaoo ftr«t payment. Terms easy. Bee plat lor particulars, < * i be add with- joining Oglethorpe Uni ten of Matthew Klee. Tormaaaay. Ba This la all Mo. 1 preparer, and muai 1 out rooarvff. Oo •"* arawiloa the dm warty• aapM 2t Q, W. ADAXE* Teal Utate Agent. Administor’s Bale. RESIDENCE LOTS OX OAK BIK1R. Marked “Laraodoa" on OUy Map, ■ Jef arartOTu ^ ^ laata Ga., on tho Bart Tuesday in Oatober. lfTt, toe TRUER nXBlDKXCX LOTS dafiaad by plat at my Oak ateaat. wtfh Xvy It U known to ha tho beat retedenee property now for ante Iu tha city.. They an convenient to hnaft naan and immediately onfha Uheof tkahackhw treat Lina of BnUwny. Tha surroundinga an aD that aonld ba detfnd. IO|tect|lt U p>%jper^ih)U doae uot oaad 'tmfUgr !oto! and thoaawteting S iaveeT'la^ tmfilaaa, cn- atenfly appnatetlag property, cannot do batter Unn to examine thte ana attend Um aalai Tula# parfael Tarmfl ana third cash, balance 1 and two years, with interest from *y of mU.et 16 ** * W o!*o! 1 HAmdOC«. Nnl Ye toll I pe*l eepd*-M Dr. Slmmeaa’ Liver Rtfolatar. Extract ole totter tna Boa. Ale lender H. Me phase, deled ate Hero*. lMPt "I oeceatonally see. wkea mj ecedllfoa reqvJM. I*. DB. alMMONS' LIVER BEGULATOB. wlte food offbcL II to Blid, aad aalto me bettor teas toon active remedies. onlBdf w. n. nowano o. n. nowano. w. a. nowano, a W. XL Howard ft Son* Warehouse k Commlaion Xcrohants, No. 3 Wair.to Block, AUGUSTA, UA rvoMMiaaioa for muim cotton,oze dollar per bale. Strict pv ,'soiaal eUeutiuo given to AU Order* Strictly Oirey*4 MAberaS .Cash Udvanees Made ass Cotton, EV Epaelal Altoutlon paid to Vfrt*bteg «f C.Uo. EV Ptontotei* ul Funllj E.ppUrr Mtortad ol sblppeu by one of the Arm. BAGGING AND TIBS I nrnlahed at Lowest Market Price*. AOMINUTRATOH'8 bale. UNITED STATES HOTEL X U WILL BKLL FOB TBX ADMnntTBATOB OP theQteteteof Jaeob lahenhanfh.laeanal.OM THI P1B8T TUESDAY, SALMDAY. ffl OCTOBER, Uni* AT TEE OQUBTflOUBB ULAXLAMTA. ^ property known aa tha UNITED WTATE8 HOTEL on earner Alahoan rad Pryar ateaeSa ral raaeaugir Dryci the Kimball Bones, as. The lot fronts Bfty-eight feet oa Alabama ateaat. and ana hondmd and Mxly-otghl teat on Fryer ateaat The Hotel ia ooavaateaUy arranged, with abont ta roams la second story, rad aavoo rooms below, frootlag on Pryor ateoei. Iftao alororoo-oaand aMWdm Si A JfS?iS2iCl2?JStS? '““Ta' IlHOaLMI 'Ji1 Graham ft Butler. Cotton Emctmrs mm Hmn Merchants. TXnu.lto.tobte.Wrt tatota* tod Use tt to. YV lovMttowhrt tease, m3 vin tott a'ton. rt A Harvest of Dlaaaeada Baa rewarded tha toU of awtalnlueky under the burntef eon of Afrteo; butwbrt laiha vahte of the lOTom gam that over gUfiteradln oown or tertem, wNnoypwadwflhUte4of ammUrtoal tuoahaa baatowad upon tha world thlg 111 Urn ill i Tannnt'a BUftrywonot WtMlF rsr**”'- ^ - Atlaattc aad Uilf EaUnad. Laavo Meooa. Betmrdaya ewaepfcdT «B f*4*Pl Arrive $81 „ 9T OcmaeaS at Live Oah with vlna and Tallahaaaao. GREAT ATTRACTION Oharlea Bergstrom t IT AA 10WI BNTDNNKD NEOM NNW YOU. XL * wr. b* bi toil u a to|i to.fl/ ef Trier oooxys. crxxr HIWO, SHOES. BOOT*, HAT*, . -la, ^2 --I CITY QUARTIORJLY and Registration. Tax! Pervocs vho have urgtaetad to t*J their Quartotl; Sale* and (at lh*}» Btoft MM Lioeuse, aw notified UM a A *k v>f mMUt Lore, Ctajk of Council, , ^ M II*. Iasued “-rr rtotlq— Against ttea tor the ■ them in nj UdEbEff Yo<OriU call ni l ouoa, or I ahall proMcd to make Ik* nv affy bv tor; and wl*. -rm—'f 16. B. Smith, Dsp, ML di Offire at City HalL Offioeho. toliM. BepL 23,1871 ‘ jqtoM Qrt 1 O | ‘ * ATTORNEY the*< pBAOTICBi IM TMB PUMT A THE BUPBMM1 COURT.
