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TH& DALLY SUiN MW i9TUlbXUUli4l«*fl f0«f4« Flrtl I'M* Lomu aim ttunim ■ «oci<M«a fiwt MBfM t»plM III Ml HUM I UAAUr. DAILY ATLANTA OA ‘Tpmdat Mommia. Octobp IS, Honda;, 2 o’clock, AiK, eotton ac- Hte and from lfi|@T6i. OR THE EIIK oHOUNDS. Opening Day or rh.'St.le Fair, At an early boor Uiia morning, 8ec-re- tirj Barnett »iib bis aaautant, opened office on the Fair .Grounds fur receiving eutriea, and a continuous stream of ap plications for space, has been pouring ia furagbont tbe forenoon. The attend* aooelua been email of coarse, as this ia the opening day, and intended for re ceiving and dfctributing the artiolea for exhibition, which will be effeete&by the cloae of theiaftorncon. Ho acoonut of the exposition ia therefore attempted for oar evening edition, Georgia-Man* RUTH. Don’t fai 1 to mad tbe large edvertise- ment of Iawson B. Longford, who makes anperior cooking stoves here in Georgia. Merchants who want oooking stoves, tin-ware, wooden-ware, willow-ware, ic., would do well to dstl on hitn. Til* !!•■• fbatll* Hewlfif Mm chin lit. Maxwell, the agent, brings to tbe notice of the pnblio a cheep Hewing Maohine, which will do any ordinary work in a family, and is warranted for five yearn. We invite attention to his advertisement, and invite thsledijs go visit the office of the sgent on Maijistia street, three doors below the London Store, This Maohine, without a Table, is sold for 926—with a Table, 987; elegantly with mil Cabinet Mahogany cases, aa high as 975. The merit claimed for this Maobine is great simplicity—absence of all complica tions— easy to understand and to operate, etc. It nukes tbe Lock Stitcb, and does every kind of sewing. Qo round and look at it. A Welkin at lie Veil. Mr. 0*0NTH, a walking man colled on us this morning He is a light, eprighw 1;, airy looking man, a perfect picture of beRlth and agility, and a professional \jalker of reputation, cither for speed on a short stretch or for endorence on a long one. WC flod the following notice of him in the, Nashville Union and Ameriaki of Saturday last: OUers, tbe greet welkin eppeered on tbe treck et ebant l o'clock, end it wee eunoaeoed tint how '' D ike 'three milt, tultde of thirty minutes, started out on bia Journey ana walked the three Bailee in 2»tateto«** and 4» aeeoods. He wmcheer ed frequently daring hie walk, and this part bt the tnieHaiiUBent of the day proved to he aahajbetory to the crowd. We trusttre’Wffl be engaged to {walk upon the race track at the Fair in view of the great moltitnde. The question of admitting negroes into the Order of flood Template u at tracting general attention among the friends of the Order, and is being dis cussed in the Grand Ledge Meetings itr the Slates. It was agitated in tos late meeting of the Grand Lodge of Georgia, lately held at Home, wbioh deolared in favor of organising negro Lodges, sepa rately under a different Bitusl. We see that the same action wag taken by the Grand Lodge in Kentucky, a few days ago, which adopted a resolution au thorizing the 0. W. 0. T. to appoint a suitable person to psapare a ritual for the asolaatve use of colored Good Templars, in separate and distinct lodges, chartered by and subordinate to this Grand Lodge. Under this resolution Dr. H. A. M. Henderson was appointed .to prepare an appropriate ritual, and the Executive Committee was authorised to make a suitable allowance for preparing the same, aa also for printing the ritual ia the usual book form. This ia right. Let the colored people have the full benefit of all snob benevo lent societies and organizations aa flood Templars, or an; other, for the improve ment or bettering tne condition of man kind; but let the commingling of I races be kept distinct. It is beat for both whits and black, and' will far more et- floientiy promote the welfare of tne black race. Let the while man extend a help ing band in all such measures aa (his.— Lot his kindly fostering care watch over ana encourage the blacks in all each efforts to do good to them and their race. They need ear eounseia and guidonoe. Let it not be withheld, but freely be stowed in carrying out the plana recom mended by the Georgia end Kentucky Grand Lodges. Tbs Grand Lodge of Good Templars of Kentucky, at its session a few days ag s appointed delegates to a World’s Convention of Good Templars to assem ble iu London in May next. TMJ«T»M»k Doakeells TrejeSf. The attempt of Alexander Dillon, of Savannah, on Friday last, to kill hit father, and the taking his own life, created a sensation there, and fills the pnpem with aaminta of the terrible af fair. Thousands of people in Georgia knew Oapt David B. Dillon, n wealthy gentle man, a large real estate owner and a broker, who has been very aacoecaful in business. From our Ssranuah exchanges we call the following: Tha young nan was 18 years of age— not bag aiaoa returned from Germany, where be had completed hit education. One of the p*| ere states that from some catue ill feeling existed between the joong man end his lather for some tint There are different version* of the origin of the difficulty. The New* says: Strip !• ths moral** Um itaciaaaad. Alexander DU km. * yotue About light— yeara of •*«. had bws MM la teak by Darid E. uillorn, hla <*Um*. •bool mm ha— warn* US* — bad interacted him te mud to. This < t daap- mo for — woundad the feaiiug of Um young tir, and ho left the boss . threatening retaliation tha Insult Young Dillon thr* Utbar want and bought a Pistol or borrowed one. 'our information on this point la not, oelttn) and a'out tan o’clock entered hla father’s offlo*. Mr. Dillon at oooe spoke hay, as be was or. “ ihfhsAdsniu- , fit 1 her, who stated that ha had mat lh«. bo; tea wagon, and that it was not sail lo young Dillon maoe n. reply, whan h “Clear out. and go home." The <teow _ "You In ulted me by calling me a * puppy.* ttu* moi alng, aud 1 won’t take that from any a drawing a pistol, commenced firing tether- Three shots wore fired la , _ auooaaalon, all of which took effect, one In tha left side of tha L ad, beok of tha ear, iofliotlng a scalp ami perfectly new, lately patented four bit. rstod moving Derringer. and Apparently had neesr been fired before. It carries a regu'ar Der ringer ball. The Advertiser says: Captain Dilllon and hla wife had an lnterrlew dur ing the morning. Afterward tha young man went home, and In conversation with her, ascertained that his lathsr had made as# of afcueiva let earning him, calling him a iu hla pocket, hi ' ' ho Intended to i Ifi And the Advertiser gives the follow ing account of the trsgedy : Upon entering the private offioo of Captain D.. tetmd him ta aonvetaitlou with Mr. Isaac Bhrlloh. and another gentleman, one of whom mede aims trifling remark to jrtaing Di'toa, who replied, and than sat down. Oeplain Dillon aakad him if ha had hay hauled, ask- “ ‘ id os tha !SrSSSf«KSiiS5 T £f teal ha hsfi sol pruparly attended la his • •** ordsred him to go homo. Tbs young remarked: ••fog oiled mo a puppy ithte morning,•* and drawing hla pistol, a four-barrelled Derringer, eommanoed firing. Cap. tUn Mien closed ia with the young a—, who eon* Upuad firing, ahd in Um acuffla they got out Into the backyard. Here Captain D. let go and retreated into theoffloa again. A third shot was fired, tha ball pasting through a window-pane Into tha bank- ing portion of the building, ana quite near a desk atterioh a young man is in tha habit of wrltiag. but who fortunately happened to be otherwise oocnpiad st that moment, or he must hare received tha con tents of the weapon. The fourth and laet ball was fired, and Mr. Felipe, who ran toward yonng Dillon, eaw him with tha pistol pointing toward his breast when ha fired tea tent shot The Advertiser says Oapt. D. sat in a large arm-chair while the physicians dressed his wounds, and farther remarks Captain D. did not appear to be seriously Injured, and oocveraed freely with those standing and sitting around him. He manifested the greatest roolnaaa and deliberation while under the treatment ef the physician*, complaining very little of pain or In- convenience, i he localities of tha wounds verb, one on the book part of tha head, the ball evidently hating struok tha skull and glancing upward, in flicted apparently a vary alight wound, though It is uoau wuuuu, uu mm ri*Ufc arm moots IDO SIDOW, tne bell passing through the fleshy part, mekln a deep gash, from which he bled freely for some time The third ball out through the clothing on the right thigh, just ■rasing the eking. In e short time the wounds were all dressed and boutm up, clean Unen haring been brought to Cap tain Dillon, and before tv alve o’clock, he was ou hie feet thoring about the mom and conversing with those present Tha A dvr User thus speaks of Mrs. Dillon: Soon after the oocunrenoe of this horrible aflUr, tha mother of tha yonog man made her appearance at the bank, but the officers would not permit her to enter. She was taken into a store near by, whan bar lamentations were uistlnctly heard. She was aanlhra*. but In a few moments returned again, crying, wringing her hands and calling for bar ‘Moat child/* She wae then plaood In a carriage, together with an old negro woman, and sent back to h home. Tha body was subsequently taken charge by friends. The Newt says: About U o'olock she arrived In a carriage and got out at tha corner. This was unknown to tha erowd, until suddenly, e commotion wae occasioned by a pressure from tha outside, and an opening wae made for tha dIstraoted woman, who staggered along apparently overwhelmed with grief, shrieking In an awful tone of despair "VHBI IS MY CHILD f" Into tha room where waa stretched the lifeless oorpeeofhez eon. The eight ot his bloody body, sold in the embrsoe of death, caused her to give full vent to her grief, and her ravings over! fearful. She was allowed to remain In the *" llMMi advisable to hie _ p,,. r ....... .jok conveyed her to the carriage and A telegraphies dispatch to the Augusta papers says: The mother, on hearing of tho fearful and heart rending tragedy, rushed ->ut ci her houae end down tbe street to tbe office, screaming, lamenting. Abus ing and threatening tha telhar lor what she sup posed to be hla act. On teaching the office aba en deavored to eat aooaae to tha room where Mr. David Dillon wae, but waa refused admittance, she then entered tha room where the deed body of her sot lay. Tha scene that followed bfgtiarm description all the Agonised feelings of a bereaved mother wan iven vent to; tha mourned aud walled ovor Uu felaea body of her eon, end, with tearful eyes aud heavy greens, klaeeu hie cold olieek There wae scarcely a dry eye among tha crowd of lookers on that pressed erouud on every aide. • tep words, when Ute alleged the Gsrjt The Savannah Newt ot tho 10th re lates the following: Alexander Porter, a steward at Mo- Connell’a restaurant, who waa taken with a alight headache, wbioh rapidly de veloped iDto spinal meningitis. A few houra previous to his death hp remarked that he w-a a Presbyterian, and had been raised in tnat faith, when some oae in quired if he did not desire to have a Dreabyterian mini,ter with him. Ha ra llied in the negative, and stated that he isd considered the matter, and desired to change hia faith, that he wikhed to die a Catholic, and requested that a iiriest be summoned to hia bedside.— ! One conversation seemed to affect him greatly, and be soon dropped into a sort of stupor. Father Dominick was sent for, end soon strived. He approached the dying man, who appeared to revive considerably at the sight of him, and inquired it he knew who be waa. The aocesiud replied yea, that he waa a Cetholio priest, and' expressed an earnest desire to join tbe Oatholio Church, stating that he knew he waa dying. We are informed that the presence of the priest bad a very re markable affect upon him, and that he rallied to snoh an extent aa to be able to •it np in bed and oonverse. Hia wish wat complied with, and he waa solemnly inducted into membership of tbe Cetholio Church. He died within a short time afterwards, apparently perfectly at ease in mind. Thu is the first case ot the kind we have ever known of where a dying person desiring to change the re ligious faith of hia life upon nis dying bed. The deoeeaed had been iu the employ of Mr. MeOoasell only about five weeks, and waa wftboat money, friends or rela tives here. The funeral took plaoe from Bt Patrick's Church, Father Dominick preaching the sermon. The remains were interred in tbe Oatholio Cemetery. Deoeaaed waa born in Brighton, Eng land, and was twenty-five years of age. He arrived in this city about fifteen months since. Hla family ia said to re side at Band Banda, England. The Bav. Jacob Bradley denies that he ever threatened to mob the Bev. T, J. Shone because of his Liberalism. He says he regards il the “specious duty ot minstrels of the gospel to lire peaonlcoa ly aa they can among other minstrels— that it ia entirely indifferoaa to him whether Shorn votes for the Literals or Um 'publiaina— every man in this coun try has the inheaive right to promulgicate any sediments that Suita his lutoileotuoe- ity." Who can say that Jacob’s head ia not level f—Cairo Ornette. Oneof the Pi-Ute Medicine men lately told hia ktllow-Iudiana that when be died if they would oat him in piece, bis body would unite aud he aaoend to heaven in a cloud of am< he. An experimental sav age killed bim at onoa, and ibe crowd cut turn up, departing in disgust at the falli- btiity of science when ibe ports lay aa they were leit, Th. following u > coma eOdd ttstal laattee Xlfhth District—B F ttrinberr?. Fourteenth Ditto tot—0 O XJbbss. Thirttote District—Hoi art Hssttr. Thirty-AAOond District- W. H. McAfss. H«’rict—H. W. Osoooa Forty-secjl4 District—John W. Wofford. Forty fourth District—W. H. Payne. Twcaty-fourth District—B H. Crawford. Tweuty siitti District—W. %. Mhibsws. Tkreuty-eigth J. W. Hudson. M« mt»«rs Elected't# the Ho sentskt of Kof ro ws publish the following Hat of tee uamss af those who aro sleeted to tho Lower House of tho Ooosrul Assembly. This list is correct, and may bo relied ones such, Ws will supply the eoortiee frsm reliable returns hovt not yet which oerteln and asett Pints J mite J Turn brill, Harlow—Thomas H Baker; Thom** TumUn. —*“ -Wn H ftnetd. —~ - A Huttiu] Brooks—J M Hum Bryan—Henry X Smith. | Bulloch— Burko—Jos A Shewuuke, Jos B Jones. Homer 0 Camden -Ray Tompkins. Campbell—Tnos M Latham. Carroll—Benjamin If Long. Catoosa—H atnanLo ws. Charlton— Chatham—Th os B MUls, Oso A Mercer, A 0 Mo* fiur. Chattahoochee—J M Cook. Ohs ttoogs-Robert W Jones. Cherokee—Wm A Teeeley. Clarks—H H (MMton, Frank Jacksoo. Clay—John B Johnson. Cleyton—L 0 Hutcherson. Clinch—Joseph Slrmons. Oebb—W D Anderson, J D BlackwelL Colombia—Simmons 0 Lemkln, Wb Colquitt—John Tucker. Coweta—A Moses, Auselin Leigh. Crawford—J W Ellis. DeKalb—Samuel 0 Masters. Dodge—James M Buchan. Dooly— Dougherty—Wm H Gilbert, Thoo B Lyon. Doagias-F M Dnucen. Early—B O Dunlap. Echols—R W Phillips. Effingham—0 T Foy. Emanuel—Green B. Spence. Fannin Dogger. Fayette—B T Dorsey. Floyd—John B Towers, Fielding high!. Foray th—Robert A. lakes. Franklin—R D Tow. Falcon—Clark HowsU. W L Calhoun, B F Hogs. Habersham—James H Great. Hail—Alien D Candler. Hanooek—George F Fierce, Jr., John L Culver. Harris—John W Murphy, Flynn Hargett. Henry—Elijah Houston—G 1 Riohvdsoo M T Feegia, W A Mathews, 01 Irwin—Jacob Dormlny. Jeeh——Greene B Duke. Jasper—Lucius B Newton. Jeffsreon—Marcus A Evans.’James Stopleten. Johnson—Robert J Hightower. Joues—Charles A Hamilton. Laurens—John T Duncan. Lee—H B Lipaey, W Fdedler. Liberty—Hendley F Hotm. Linooln—W. D. Tun. Lowndes Joseph A Ousley. Lumpkin—M F Whelohel. Maoon-Lrroy M Fallen. William H Willie. Madison—Jobs F Kirk. McDuffiie- — Sturgis. McIntosh—T Q Campbell, Jr. Meriwether—John B Rooer, HAL Freeman. Ml'ler—Ieaeo A Bush. Milton—A 8 Bell. Mitchell—John B Twitty. Oglethorpe—John T Hurt, Wilds M Willingham. Paulding—Robert Trammell, fickens— Pierce—b D Brantley. Pike—John B Jenkinm. Polk-E D H-ghtower. Puiwski— T J Bankwfcl). C H Golding. Tuiuam -Wiu F Jenkins. Qiiuual.—Heury M Kaigler. Rabun— Randolph—Wm Colman, Chas A Harris. Richmond—W A Clarke. Pat Walsh, H 0 Foster. Rockdale—Jaa A Stewart. Hchely—C B Hudson. Screven—John 0 Dell. Spalding—WmM Blanton, Stewart—Wm W Fitigera-d, John H Lowe Sumter—Allen ForCJee U Black. Talbot—Roland M Willis, Chas B Leltner. Taliaferro—Beml J Flynt. Tatuell- Geoige M. Edwards. Taylor—ttennett Stewart Telfair—T J Smith. Teriell— Thomas—A Fred Atkinson, Jasper Battle. Town*—Judge Q Stephens. Troop—Francis M Longlty, Jobu L Hilt Twiggs—William Griffin. Union— Upeon-F F Mathews. Walker—J C Clemente. Walton—Henry D McDaniel. Ware—John B Cason. Warren— Washington—Patrick B Taliaferro, W 0 McBride. Wayne— Wet* ter—John P Beaty. White- Wiioox—George P Bald. Wilkes—Thoma* A Barksdale, John W Mattox. Wilkinson—W O Adame. Whitfield—Jackson Rogers. Worth—Dugald McLeljen. IITIBEVTUO I'PMMB. A JEWEL. SoEODONTpuri flea, Sozoooxt beautifiaa, Soi^doht natifiea all who nae it Sold by Drnggiata and Pcrfninan. 1 have for yean been oppoaed to Calo mel, and aince 1839 have used Bimmona’ Liver Requl.tor aa e Vegetable Bemedy and oan confidently aaoert that it haa ex ceeded my expeetetiona, coring oaaoa of Dyapepaia and Liver Oompuint that were thought almoethopeleaa. Q him villi Wood, Wood’s Factory, Maeon, Ga. SCROFULA. Ia tha dread diaeaaa which ennaally aeeepsita thouaanda to the grare. It makeaita appearanoe in many forma, In Oooaumptioe, Glandular Swauinga,Uheu- matiam, Cutaneous diiaaaaa, men; ot Ibe affections with whleh feoniaa ora troo- bkd, ate. Ferhape no ooe ia wholly free from ita taint, the only way it aan be soo- cessf oily treated ia through taemadinm of the oircalation. It ia a blood diaeaaa. Dr. TntF. Sarsaparilla and Qoeeo'a De light poeacaaia the qualities to expel it from tha system and restore perfect health. Being free from violent miner als, it may be taken with safety by old and young. The areet delicate female may take it at any time. If yourohild has worms, or a bad breath, or sallow complexion, or restless at night, or no wppetile, or gaoeral bed health, give it Dr. Tutt'a Liver Pills, it will soon be restored. Dr. Tun’s Hint Dm lire urea Ln to ran Hem. Caotlaa! Every genune box of Dr. MeLane’a Liver PUia bean tbe rignatnre of Flem ing Brothers, Piteliurg, Pa., end their private U. B. stamp. haf~ Taka no oth er, the market iafnll of imitations. It ia the popular verdict that people who have lieea accustomed to the Use of Bitters or Cordials, are ooliged, evsaln- ally, to resort to McLene'a Liver Pills for parmauent relief. LOST > nuacaorun WANTED. At Ko. 86 Xnrfettn Street, tirilircmzt«m HOWARD A SOULE. —ptofll THI MOST PERFECT Alarm Cash Drawer jfiiE.Es aej.anjn till co\s. Mrrchunl Fairbanks & Co., m jfiijBrjF, jrar f#m 160 Balttmors Btrtet, Balttfoi U Camp StrMt, New Orlea FAIRBANKS A EWING, fib camnjrvT ir, rhjuuui^i FAIRBANKS, BROWN A CO H US MILK BT. t Mm I For Seta by leading Hardware Deal are. XjUMBBR. JttEtUUJijm, JOA'ES K "White Pine Doors, BUY THK GENUINE eoutelnlag Fool Office Kay Vo. lil. finder will ho rowarited by leaving team a tu 8m Braise KMhiMOatfo* «•* aomm alio roa ran i r AUkBM mousy DUAWUU Fairbanks & Co., FAIRBANKS * EWING. FAIRBANKS, BROWN A CO., Philadel’a AND Southern Mail Steamship L,ine rno Wim/KOTON. N. O.-U oompuKa ot t*o A nr.t UU.. Btuoialiifu, o( 800 Ion. Mcli, nil. log from each port every WEDNESDAY. THROUGH RATE* to all point* South .u<t H*uth< weat as low aa by any other route*. Inanv toe par oouk. Prompt and certain dispatch given. For rate* on Oeneial Mercbandiao, Cotton, Sheet* lag, etc., apply toW.L Jamea. Oeneral Agent, Phil adelphia; Worth a Worth, Ageute, Wilmington,N.0., A. Pope, General Freight Agent, W., 0. k A. U Wilmington. N^O LUMPKIN & OLIVE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, Georgia, la criminal hualnaa*, there la no partnerahlp. Mr. Oliva will rapraaent either auto of any State oaaa in whtoh ha may be am ployed.*P lT-tf Oenm.ne Cooi Creek Coot. J. Mm BORN, Jr., A CO., THOLBEALK AND RETAIL DEALERS 1 r GENUINE COAL CREEK GOAL. COKE. 4c. r Yard and oflte*. Marietta Street, aeoond door above FOR SALE IN’ SOOIMJL DIBOLE. ■ R. B. HEHBUT, having aold bla residence In Social Oirole, and havlrg purchased ln Madi son, with tha expectation of moving to the latter plaoa, offer* hia f.rm for aa)*. containing 130 ACRES ia tha Unite of tha oorporatton of the town Cirri*. .... . ... ?haa# can obtain Any on* wlahlng to purchaM t by aalllng on K. NahbnVor in his Hpaarmao, lag., of Social Oirola. CENTRAL HOTEL No. *433 Broad Street Georgia S ITUATED I* TBE CEXTOB OF THI CITY ulolbiSKM. i «r«-cUM HoUL Hot red cold .bath, fanutere (okdlM, UtmN MBS. WM. M TUOjfAn,Tnwrt<tM«. joujt Me. Moojr; A. ttoruov-at-Is a w. ( TABTKBOVILLX, QKOXOIA. OMo. one LHb- J aa'. MOM. ten Mrtn nnA WUI pnoUMia ipruiu Uu OhHokH (XioaU. Unbertakne. Charles Bohnefeld UrfZJBRTAKlDR, A MD dealer In aUkinda of Matelia Burial Oaaa*. Oaakate and Coffin*. Keep* constantly on hand a large assortment of Burial Caaaa, ate. Will give poracoal attenttou to funeral*, in the city or oeuatry, with a Aret-claas HKABKK. All ortters will 8oU f«T» ylor’s Corpse Praservet OHABUH aOUNETZLO. omee sod WwteoUM Ho. I affliVl Open Homo, GROOMES & REECE clam Matettc Banal Oaaaa and Caaforta, will it- prumpUy to ail Fuateal* ln city or oountry tea fine** Hear** in the etty for both adults rittldran. Oan be found at their office day or 0rt *" w »T2&SSr«ifJS«!' Special atteution given to tha dlatnUring mov lag and ahlpping o< bodiaa. tablet fitnd Otmtorg. n SPOTSWOOD HOTEL, MACON, GEORGIA. (Nearly opposite the Paaeeefer Depot) >. Only One Minuto'a Walk. Board S3 OO per Dav THOMAS B. HARRIS, Proprietor. C. J. MAtiTiELLAh -no . noria ECKLES HOUSE, ’ Business Square, Social Oircle, Ga. RATES OF BOARD: aUmUMHlal bi i ar lUy ,100; p— «mY$8C0 per mouth | J0. STERLtJfa ECHLESe ) Proper r In connection with thla Houae 1s a LIVEltY STABLE Whera good Horses, Buggies, Hacks and Chiefu Drivers can ba procured at all times at reeeenabl S', ax. KCKLES, relY4l IToprMar. A R NBS VZLLE HOTEL, J. B. CAMP .... Prop <NEUt DEPOT.) OAKD «3 ’PER DAY. talkM onuHR Houan FORSYTH. OA., HMgP.pot.ina 0UT»m.nt to bulua portion oj ‘Tixxwt. cure. °" 0M * B ’ tn ^SZ: EDWARDS HOUSE, 8FA8TA, OA. HOHAM * WATKINS Proprietor* JOl mrt^R£AD, 1FL ID -A. ID HOUSE. Fronting th* Passenger Depot, Jelfi-tf CHATTANOOGA, TENN. DR. J. L. JONES, Clerk. tAimz, ntTWrinv, i. t. onivs. Bol.Oen. Northern Circuit. MABHHALL HOUR £ mfjawip, at. A. B. LUCE, Proprietor. D»y Board $8.0 o. BOVflOtf Milledgeville Hotel, OaUAVAT A TRICE. nili-M P. 8. LkWLXR, Ohvk. RHODES HOUSE, TROY, PIKE CO, ALABAMA. el’Jtf ! MARSHAL HOUSE. SAVANNAH, On. ■A-s, Xmee, Proprietor Board per Bay, *3 00. 1*-“ Jnl L , baktow house T. J. Bridget. Proprietor. • (Jajrtei’svllle, Georgia fo L. ann. B. B. IAMBBJT, AO'T Mize & Sasseen. PROPRIETORS, SASSEE N HOUSE, / 'tORNER ALABAMA and PRYOR STREETS, AT- V LANTA, GA. BOARD: TRANSIENT, PER DAY ft 00 jy*)-ti • CON YKHS HOTI’TE; X>. r*. BmJth. Prop’r. PER DAY ; 3 00 arllMf LITCHFIELD HOUSE, 4CWOBTH, OKOfiQlA. r 11 ABLE ALWAYS FURNISHED WITH THE X beat tbs market afford*. E. L. LTICdVltD, novi-tf Proprietor. Senoia Hotel, SENOIA, GA. W. R. Stillwell, Proprietor. may8-tf Olioioe House, j Corner Broad and Bridge Street*, Homey Ga. % . 3. 0. RAWLINS PROPRICT OB. Situated In tbe Bnaineea part of the city. Pamen vara taken to and from the Depot fre ohargu, mayW-tf MadiH6>n House, JtMjMDMsOJT\ OtMMt tJt. TERMS: S3 PER DAY. apttfN. H. Proprietor. FAIRBURN HOTEL, By Mrs. L M. Larin, Falrbnrn, Meet dW Board per Day fa. MM The Horning rauia from Atlaate to Week Ga., breakfast at thlffDuu«e, Three train*b<a*kfa daily. 4pl‘J-ti CII& NE8\W HOU8E, MARIETTA, GEORGIA, TTASaUU forty rooma left, neatly furnished, for XX Hummsr visitors, floe whom every accommo dation will ba provided, aa ala* hope and am nae manta. 1 FLETCHER 4 FREYEB. Propria tor, W. & Old*. Assistant. jel'Jtf HAYS’ HOUSE ( OUTHBEBT, GA. ! HENRY HAYS, Prop’r. Oentr al SC o tel CfcNTBALLY LOCATED, ■ AIT SID! BROAD STRUT COLUMDVM, OA. ImiL Far D.f ... . M ee talk MUI . M. OU*T. KINO flOUSE, Stone BEOuntatln, Ot-ak., B C. WHITE. A(ent Prop'r. . Fip^ Hummer Reeor* , BBOWN’H HOTEL, MAOON, GEORGIA. rilHIS IPLZMDID FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IB THE I largest and bate Hotel ia tha City- It te rites- tad tiamadHtaiy oupoteta tha Gansrul Pwmmfr Depot, and flee Osmfcet, Klaptasa, Boooomy aud a*- toottoa of Ite Employee*aadateaohea Itoffteugreat •r indncamantoi to the traveling pubilo, than any oth> . ar houae in the fiouteena State*. * Btarf-tf BROWN * SOM. COLLIER HOUSE ! formerly LittWlftd Moms. Junaup, - - Oeorgla. Greensboro House,. J. M. DOMMEHTP, Proprietor GREENSBORO, GA. ret >' JVST OPBYEMM, ’ « The Carter Hotel, 0 GAINESVILLE, Ga. | rpni abjve house, hituated on the easy a aid# of tbe Pablic Hquare.ta now open lorth* rrrention of vijjtur*. N<4ma« wilJ be ocnitted to render gneata comfortable. apio-tf J. I'ARTKH. Proprietor - MoDOWEL HOUSE J NEWMAN, OA. THOJttdS, Proprietor The Scofield Rolling Mill Company Manu acturer* of Merchant UM Bm ] [SH BAB, SPIKES, BOLTS,] LARGE STOCK CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND 0BDSJ.8 PROMPTLY flUJBD. e-RoIled Iron Rails, Warranted E< TO AHT MADE. A. UMITED QUANTITY OF NEW BAILS MAD! OH SKOET Wn Iftorffn, and examine the quality vf our Haile,anet itet that they are JUanufaciureO. We are new Unking about ka r thtx (JuarUty. OUluu and Wiirehouao at tlte Works. L Scofield, Pres’t and Treas. L. Scofield, Jr„ Sec’y SUiatUU Coael tint J'wialtt fiattlt; ^ ' The “Atlantic Coast Line” Freight fioute, -VIA- WILM1NUTON, COLUMBIAN AUGUSTA TO ANO FROM CUt it, eeetet mi ^outhveegt, lumbia & Aufftis^a Railways and their Oom*DOti<mF- rvm gag 7T points iblte upon i orting Frrif.ht, without trauafar oi detention, to aaC from a) i interior w«****. . „ maaagamart of thla line praaante iu advantages to the Bout) eru public upoe ffifiMriitehaaet ami — iMUy,by sa.bVtU.oUjH oi pot rasMons kolkal vOlteEWUUUriAiaXlATOSr 'oOvlumblu, & a, SD«Aomres. 0a, Item OOIUMOUOS with lutfi.tjl MrtOel. mi neetlona VIA. W1 m BALTIMUBE—By th. BooUj«t._ sh port every five day*, Andrew* 4 Oo., With PHILADELPHIA—Southern Mall With MEW YORK—LorHlsrd' atear, Fanlte and two addtttoi Ptor <8 East Bivar. Wilmington aud Attsntto 1 weakly, Weahingtou 4 Oo., i_ of thaea lines being built exclusively for freight tmasy. I«*ma a. Mam, tear he.!. a«M, Asm aftMat ■ortreiaoutb eUsoHJWAMLU i riULAD&rHIA mVvt BMMmer. ■ kin- - Stake JL L. foor, Ojjjnl (Ht. UslM Dm*, 0. XUre ■ttggfffgRgrsasaR&afeB eYnSnll, temsada. . IM«hto OeeGKlSCU JO 'o^teBY** smmffKTiav^ W-Waakb nahip oonnaeilona. freighte as* not axpoaad tp tm rite* v . _ _ ot ladtng are tean*4 loaSpointe oeuuuou to oMupettag hi ablMteg directions tags, stand] plstas,*o., fnrnishad On spelimWtotSs p Ml. Mack your gsod* vie ••Portemouta and WUmlngtou," or vk *G6a^flM ‘ prefer, and diraot bUla of lading to ba forwarded te A. Poem, Qsuar IX. .. and they will avoid ail detention. The following Southern Agent, of i 7 information, aa wall. atoo. as agent* at mUway ateUona: r.tt’XMite*, ; J. A Hju'LMM, Ziavaling Agant, Charlotte. M.C.; T.Lroxa, LmUiMJ 1 Agent Atlanta, Ga.; Baa Moos. Southern Freight and Paaaaugsr Agani 69- AU clahna for loaa. damage and ovaraharga promptly investigated and raltfMtf *. pope. q»aara| rsbjZi. ■ bw proauutnt au tti^ hat M, itoct la full. rA I u. like rt Ik. ta-jre-ta »- vffiSShSareBn^iiJSgfikffiUre&re A T Xj A ST T A 18 7a Oloee SATURDAY, Ooto'tDor ietta. J -•«•«'>•* .‘A m;| udMiMl , t a-» «C A GRAND EXHIBITION MAT BE BKFEOTED BAMTi BARNETT, w. a. sowabo v. a. uow abo, n. AVGUSTA, GA '10MMI88I0N for aelllng COTTON,ONI DOLLAR ‘ par beta. Strict personal attanttoa given lo itnaaa aastruatad. AH Orders Strictly Obeyed XV* Special Attention paid to Weighing ef Cetera lead Family Suppll** aataated sad ot the firm* \ • AND TI£S IvnlihHt .1 LovMt MhW Mm. House and Lot aid Store Haase far Hale IN SOCIAL. CIRCLE,GA. . village ef Social Clicla, Ga., containing six mi and from eight to ten acre* of laud and nae* ' illdlngs. Building* all new. eraigned. iot. 9U, 1ST A. GRMMMlv ocddStwtt Seates dor Sale •MOUNTS TO SUIT rOECOkktB*. AVPLX N. te JONES PBOVISION BBOKEB, CUrCMJTJiATM^ 0a BBT Com uilaatoe tor huyiwfiX pare itttllllf !■ HLBAHJnrareo, * Hot’iMiojr mm.oK.mMtm 7 Mta-i BuliaMe. Vaartfcreeak mrsH cMjnuJMjratrM, oj DB. H* NEESQN. DBAFZTES8 CU^ER Ear DiaeasM Treated. ?saa- T. a. CAWSOU. ri&npttHi lawson * crrzrtmcx, Attorney i st law. ITOWTOM? OA. WUI praetka te the Ote pram* Court PtMUdatefl Tbe Jv Dior valtetete
