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X .-iile> *r» i****- v Wholesale or OFFICE Macon & WestonHR.Go. F. WYLY ALL ABB OOHVO TO BO THEM. IN SOCIAL GIR< BEAT STOCK OF GHNTL*- tEN’S PINE HATS AND O^Pft HOLBROOK’S 0 HEAT STOCK v nv ArrrrrvrrT. FT WiiMT OP BEAUTIFUL »nd ELEGANT MILUNBEY GOODS, LAMES' HATS, FUBS, FLOWERS, ETC, AND ALL SUCH. GO ROUND AND LOOK AT EC. YOU will SEE PRETTY THINGS THAT NONE OP US HAD ANY IDEA EXISTED. uribNiiiMW i»i*tf«ioa*hWti ebncational. The Atlantic xi Chflt Something Che? p. 20,000 lbs. Meat Saeked Rlb-tidt Bacon, In Lots to Bait, 111-lc. ALBO, A UrM stoek of Lard, Fleer, (Mi, Hijr, OtgpN, b gar, Toomoo, ckMM, Syna, KoImm, Mkoo.Olom ud Oimi floods, Jut BeeslvoC THE DAILY ftUft PibUahfd by the Atlanta 8a PobUakin* Cmioj. ”•} Prwp’re /. HENLT SMITH, Q*n'L Ed. 4 |ffmunt IVowHwg Agtmt. AftaU tar Tka laa. ft. Oglethorpe Co., Ga. J. JL P. Dooou “ K Mom MtMT, 1 J. O. CALDWttU AnantlUtn H. O. Hajcltoit, W. a Diva, Jr., f. C. Paeuak, I B O. William*. A. A. Bkll, Aihfti Lumpkin A Olh Dm. w. H. Jsmm D. W. flPMiom, C L. a Tboma*. O J. H, PRTiU. 1 B. 8. Mastot k LB. mnorwH. Jack Kino, Boa A. J. Goman. Oil A X. Oolton, a Oat* LUMPKIN, t A W. Aamtnnr, 1 Jem Cam, Oar Bey. A Matvtklo. Oonyera. Ga. * * ON, WoodvUU, Ok , BLvllle, Og. A WantBlon, Ok %ytft. Ok Beniamin Koom, (Xd’rarfcm, Ok Kim A DiMtcon, Crawford rill#, Ok ITHNNON L. HUNTNk MiUadfCTtU*, C Or. J. T. Baken, MajAalAOk A A Bam, Dw a 0. Nocmm, C llaitem liatai ef AdvortUias Adopted by dll* Press of Atlanta. miiiiiiisisiiiiii 1 j! i i | *|i|3|i|5|5|llllliS i|l|3|?|i|l|5|HS|! ! 5|!|I|i|S|S|3|J|i|S ii! Sia|3iai2l3l3l3l3l3 Uf 11 n S|S|S|3|3|3|3|2|3I§ S|9|S|3|3iai3|3|2|l 111! *!■ f “Special Motto**." S» own par Urn for (ha Am lasftioa; 10 out* for mcb subsequent insertion. Advertisements laaarled thraa time# a waak. IS par cant off iha table rataa above; twice a waak, 9ft par oant off tha table imtee. Advertisement* for Fire Com pan laa tad Ohorohak h*L' tHa usual rale*. In order to aatabllah uniform rates of advertising for tha Daily Pr*#* of Atlanta, wehara adopted tha foregoing schedule of prices, and will bs goventofl by (ham in th* future. a W. A HOfFStl k OO., Proprietor* oru.** Ooastttntkra. fJ.HKNLY SMITH. Maamr. OfTb* AtfcnmSnn, MORNING EDITION ATIiAHTA. 0A. Thubodiy Mowroia. Ootomb 17,1872. PL,U,m AdopUd by Ik, J.».no.U, D»bl»l»«H HMt. tmV.nt1.H >HH» bl.d lb Atlanta n tb. INtk l.,u( tin. L Beooived, That tbs Giverument ol the United States is one formed by Mpa- rate States; that it is ods ol limited pow ers, delegated by tha States for speoiflo purposes sod objects set forth to tbs Constitution; and tbat it posaesnen ol itself no original or inherent power whatever. A Resolved, That the Union estab lished by ihn Constitution is n Union of States, Federal in its character, com posed of States thereby united, and is incapable of existence without tbs States as its constituent integral parts; tbat the indeetructiMlity of ,the States—of their rights and of their equality with each outer—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 their political integrity; the Government of the United States being a Federal Republic, and not n consoli dation of the whole people into one homogeneous Nation. A Raaolv d, That tha "right of local State-government" with the “subjection of the military to the civil authority," and “the security of the privilege of the writ of Meat corpus," in time of peace, with the power to enforoe “the rights, end promote the well-being of its inhabitants by such means as the judg ment of ita own people may prescribe,” are reserved, secured and guaranteed un der the Constitution of the United States to the several States oi 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 oontnnr, the /’.(feral Government is wider a solemn Constitu- tirn.a obligation noth Metfere in these mutters in any way; and when it does so, it becomes a usurper of poster, an oppres sive tyrant and an enemy to the liberties <p Ihecountn/. FOB PREBIDENT: CHARLES O’CONOR, or XKW YOWL THE VOL. III. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1872. NO. 731. Senator Norwood at J*m«V Mall, la Atlanta. Senator Norwood ru then introduced to the aa tembag*. b# demooat a ted by an able argument that this Government wae a dee pot lam, and that th President was a despot, showing that the question wee not how to previ nt a despotism la this coon *— *mi how to overthrow it. . — ehowed that this oould be done in three way*, by aecurtag control of the States, by obteinlng a majority of the Lower Hou*e of Oongreee, and thirdly by the election of Horace Greeley to the These argument! wet* presented In a lucid a id •ueoinct manner, o rrying oonvlctlon to ell pr#r“* He then pr ceeded to show that wa had great eons /or eoconegement, and goto a most la (crest ing sketch of the progress of the Bonetoriel party and Democratic principle* since th* does of the «ar. It has steadily advanoed from insignif number to almost an equal number with BepubUean* in th* House of Bepraaant*. Uvea. That there had been a large In- crease in th* United States Senate, and that a great nnmbar ot States have been recovered by th* Democracy. Be then gave a moi» eheertag estinute ©/the Electoral votes that would probably b* received by Mr. Greeley, making a mr at pleasurable calculation that secured his election. The Epeeoh had a flue effect upon hi* heerere It oooupUd about one hour and a quarter In th* delivery, end was frequently end loudly append ed- The name of Horace Greeley evoked enthusias tic cheers, and the meeting broke np In 9n* humor anuapirttk-Attaate Constitution, OcUbcr IMA, 1879. How lougf Obf bow long will tbe honest confiding messes of,the Democra cy of Georgia be duped by such stuff as the above; and be so misguided by snob leaders ? Can It be possible that Senator Nor wood himself entertained that “oonvio- tion” which he is represented as having, by bis “pleaenrable oaloolation” carried to the minds of “all present ?” If so, never in politiosl affairs, was that truth of Scriptare more applioablo, whieh stands in these winds: “Let them “ alone; they be blind leaden of the “ blind. And if the blind lead the “ blind, both shall fall into the ditch*" A. H. S. TELEGRAPH NEWS By the New York Associated Press. FOR VICB-PRBBIDHNT: JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, Jr., ELECTORAL TICKET or THE True Democracy of Georgia- FOB THI STATE AT LAttOM. BOS. PCAMXDUB BXTH0LD8. of Howtoo. col. wixtxb a. waans. at rainm. War the C.a|malM.I DUtrScta l lav.—B. L. MBBSBOX, at Olju. B. B. PXBkT, ofnaik., Altonuta Jo. — BOX. T. L. OUEBET. at Qallaiao. 001. WJL BABUSOS. at Qulleua. kllaraato. SO. - BOS. JOBS H. WOODWABH. at D-otoj, DB. BDWaSOW. ILfOtSSO, ot Laa. AWav- oafea. STB—BSSST rkBSOSS. of Tklbol. BIB BOWABDO or noofha AMaraala. Am—DB. OSO. SL BaDOWSLL. at flks. T.fX JACOB, of Moomo. ASwooto Toa-OfB. ALBXASDSB A ATXIXSOS. of Oobb. DB. B a BAILEY, at Oubb. AhoraaW. •vo-Boa MiUm W. LEWIS, at One. JUmiAH a CASEY, ot BoDoOo, AMoraoto. »ra-BOa O, M. SSTBSKLABD. of Baku. JOBS T. 1ZZABD. o< ronjtk. Aluraalo. ENGLAND. A Sovol Eats. Loudon, October 16.—A knit, brought again .t Thomas H. Dndley, late United Stales Consul at Liverpool, by a man named Aloott, who enlisted as a seaman on the privateer Alabama, during the late war, for compensation for hie de tention at Liveroool as « witness, by or der of Hr. Dudley, at the time tbe Ala bama sailed, has just been brought to a conclusion, and resulted adversely to the plaintiff. The Court dfdded that tbe American tribunal had settled a’l ques tions connected with the Alabama case, and directed the verdiot to be entered for defendant. SOUTH CAROLINA. Colombia, 8. 0., October 16.—A State election was held, to-day, for Governor, State officers and five Congressmen. Tue only decided opposition oflered by tbe Democrats wu in tbe Fourth dis trict where Hon. B. F. Perry, ex-pro visional Governor under Andrew John son’s administration, wae nominated for Congress, and it is thonght has bean elected, defeating Wallace, the present Representative from that district It is generally conceded that the regular Re publican State ticket with Moses fur Governor, is eleoted, defeating what is known as the bolter’s ticket, with Tom- lenson as esndidate for Governor. 8«ath Carolina Election. CBAT.LS8T0N, October 16.—The State eleotion to-day wu exceedingly quiet No conolnsivo returns are in, but tne probabilities are thnt Moses and the regular Grant ticket is elected by a large majority. ' LOUISANA. A Mexican Bandit Slnrdarar. New Oblxamb, Oot 16.—A Browns ville steamer brings news that sheriff Marlin, of Star county, wu fatally shot at Bio Grande City by Mexicans, while sttempting to quell a disturbance at a fandango. The assassin, mounting bis horse, fled to Mexioo immediately after firing the fatal shot There u no hopes ot bringing the mutderer to jus tice, u all suon are secure when across the river. NEW YORK. Reward'! will. Atisuax, Ootober 16.—The will oi Seward wu opened to-dny. It is a clear, succinct document, singularly free from legal technicalities, written entirely his own Band. He bequeaths bis late home at Auburn, with ooutents and pleasant surroundings, to his three sons, by OLe or more of whom it will doubtless be occupied, and is reserved intact u far as possible in its present condition. His other property, consisting in part of securities, bnt mainly of reel estate in Auburn and this locality, he divides into lour equal shares among his sons Augus tus, Frederick and William, and his adopted daughter, Olive Beward, whom he named aa being depnted to execute this proviaon of the instrument. No other legacy or bequests are made- The property nu not yet been appraised, and it is impossible to say precisely what it amounts to. Estimates vary, but it will probably be not far from *200,000 CALIFORNIA. Soma lotacaatloB rralUhaam Afcrat ~a.Mn.ltk stale." Saommbbto, Oot 15.—A race be tween “Goldsmith Maid" end “Occi dent" hen this p. s. draw a crowd of 10.000 people. The race wu for a puree of *10,000, mile heete, best three in five. Maid" wu the favorite frhm the out set, *100 being freely staked on her against *55 for “OooidenL" Both horses wen in excellent trim this a. m. The track wu in splendid oondition, the weather wu warm and pleasant, and a lively contest wu expected. On tho first hut “Occident" drew the poie,and the horses commenced nearing at half-past 3 o’clock. Nmefaiee s’arta wen made in soaring. Bulled Double, driver of the “Maid,” always came up .rout, Eoff holding “ Occident” back. Kofi fined *150 for reluain K to obey the orders ot the judges. After another false start, tbe horeu finally got off on si scan at 8:80 o'clock. “Occident” showed a length aliud to tbe first quar ter; time, 83J. The eeoond opened a “gap of daylight” at the half-mile station—lime 1 K)7*; but wuen the passe. 1 him. Coming down the home amteh, she pulled ahead, Doble leyiug on the whip, and the Maid passed the line thru lengths ahead—tune 32»i; Occident's time 231}. ‘Occident” behaved splendidly’ and s not fretted by the soaring Neither oi the boreu showed signs of fatigue. “Occident” hu mill many friends in the betting fraternity, n approaching the three-quarter put “Maid” collar, d the hone and PENN Y8L VANIA. PBIMMT.IVII, OCL 16. The fourth annual oonventiob of Irish Oath olios Benevolent Union of the Unit ed States, mu at the Assembly Rooms, having previously attended maas, at SL Joseph's Ohurcb, sod then visited Inde pendence Hell, where they were officially weloomrd by President Littleton of the Select Conned. Two hundred delegates are present The convention U presided over by President Dennis Dwyer of Day- ton, Ohio. . MASSACHUSETTS. Dorlog Robbery—a.out sad Orselejr RoailasUta*. Boerron, October 10.—As James W. Wood., clerk in tbe "Old Colony” Rail road offloe, wu passing this afternoon from the Paymuter's room to the Treas urer's office of tbe same floor, and but t few yards distant, he wu koooked down and robbed of *4,000. The robbers es caped. Gen. Butler to-day wu renominated for Congreu from the 6th district; and the Democrats and Liberals ol the ume district nominated Chao. B. Thompson, of Glances ter. MARKET REPORTS. BY TSLXOBAFH TO TBS ATLAHTA DAILY SUB COTTON MARKET. New Orleans, OcL 16.—Cotton active; good ordinary 17}; middliega 19@19}; net reoeipta 1,189; grow 2,818; exports to Groat Britain 4,163;sales to-day 1,700; iut evening 8,000; stoek 7,289. New York, Oot 16.—Cotton quiet; 1,692 bales; 19} for middling uplands; OrlwDa 20; cotton net receipt* to-day 246; gross 4,852;salea for future delivery to-day amounted to the following number number of bales 8,950 bales at prices to- wit: Oet. 181(5)18}. Nov. 18}@18|.— Deo. 18 9-16(5)181. Jan. 18}@19 1-16. Feby. 19}. March 20@201-16. April 20} @20}. Morilb, Octyber 17.—Cotton quiet; good ordinary 17}; low middlings 18*; middlings 18}; net receipts 1,189; ex ports ooutwise 1,880; ules 600; stock on nand 8,149. WumraaTON,Ootober 16.—Cotton qui et and euier; middlings 18; net reoeipta 289; exports, ooutwise 816; sales 74; stock 3308. Charleston, OcL 16.—Cotton euier; middlings 18(5)18}; net receipts 2,008; exnorts coattwiao 1,169; sales 300; stock 2,286. Memphis, Oot. 16.—Cotton in fair de mand at 181(5)18}; receipts 1,624; ship ments 1,005; slock 9,194. Augusta, OcL 16,—Cotton quiet and weak; middlings 17|@17}; oet receipts 1,183; Bales 116. Liverpool, Oct. 16.—Cotton closed unchanged; ules of Orleans for October 10}. Baltimore, October 10.—Cotton firm; middlings 19}; netreceipta'SO; gross 69; si porta ooutwise 272; ules 196; last ev ening 85; stock 2,300. PRODUCB MARKET. New York, Oct. 16.—Flonr—South ern in moderate requut end unchanged. Whisky leu activi, without a decided change, 90. Spring wheat about le, lower; 68@65 for winter red Western.— Corn 64 ou steamer for Western mixed. Pork 6rmer and active, 814 60@14 75. ST.Louie,Oct. 16.—Flour quiet Wheat not quotabiy changed. Corn dull and unchanged at 88}@39. Whiskey un changed nt 89, Pork steady at *15 60. Bunn dnll—only limited jobbing de mand. Lard unchanged. Cincinnati, OcL 16.— Floor dnll and unchanged at *7 40@7 75. Corn dall and a shade lower at 44@47. Pork firm at *14; stock very light Bacon firm for jobbing u!ee; shoulders 7}@7); olear rib aides 11}; dear sides 12. Whisky firm at 88. Louisville, Ootober 16,—Flour steady and unchanged. Corn firm and in good demand. Provisions firm aud little do ing owing to the small supply aud prices unchanged. Packers are preparing to slaughter about 1,000 hogs—all in pens Whisky firm at 88. Hen Xbnertleemeiu*. BebtranD ZaohrY OPTOsTItA, AJLas CORNER OP NORTH B. B. aa* TALLAPOOSA STS. Wholesale and Retail Dealer la FRUITS. VEGETABLES, BABBIES, CRACKERS. ECUS, FISH, HIRES, OLD BRASS AND COFFER, BEESWAX AUD TALLOW. FUR SKINS. At aa liberal price* ee are paid by any house In th* South. Thankful f r peat patronage, aollettlDg a oontinu- ance of the mow, Z aa tbe People'* Friend, oclT-lm DEB HI VHP ZVCUBT PEANUTS AND APPLE*. n- BUflULLS PEANUTS, fO ft Bble. APPLK8, J08T RECEIVED AND FOR SALS CHEAP, et INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY STORE. oelT-lt S, A. T1RD1RT, Agel PRICE $37 PRICE $37, U*SUaP%S8ED by any other Sret la th# Market, naae e straight a#.*l_ ■tltrh alike on loth odea, and will not mval. Lfr glee who deeir* th* eiiopiwet end ceeteel rnnalan MMA.h}aa- Mid thoa* vial tine the Mate Fair, will plana* cell on ua and see for theaaewlven. Our tea* chlnae are adapted to every vartety of AunUy Sewing •s* wU m vtv raibvr. AS«.l* wseSA Ikrossk. oet Ooorfu Is urruorf so* slxaetj oeooplod. for circsUre uul ura« to Asooto. .Sdtra D. O. MAXW ALL, ISA A*osL No. lT.Osto Cl*r Block, MmIoWs it, AtkslA, Os. Qtmasrmente. DeGive’s Opera House Lessee 4t Ven. Director, John Tenpleton THE GRAND ATTRACTIONS I ALL ENTIRELY NEW By the unequallod Musical and Dr-unatio Artlatea of the ENGLISH OPERA OO* THURSDAY. OOTOBER 17, 187-4, Tbe Greeteat bill I The Great 8*uaaUonal Plctura of Modern Boolety.ln Three Acta, Waif of th© World. BARITONE ARIA—MB. BY8E. CUPID— MAY THE FAY. And the Greatest Irish Comedy, a THI IRISH DOOTORI The Big Attraction George Johnson’s Big Show Big and Little People, Great 1EG rFT/A A- JtKVJtiJttr Rosetoud Feast — AW) — F’XjOFLA.Xj fair. Th nt di i iF ntDAY. You will Sod there In abandanoe. Oysters andCraokere, Coffee and Sandwiches, Confectioneries, Fruits and Flow era, with quite a variety of fhnoy work made vp for the occasion, all et reasonable rate*, and EXACT CHANGE returned Door* epen et Ttf o’clock. Admtealoaa DIM ( Children only OBJECT—An Iron Fence around the oolT-tt Chut oh. Administrator^ Halo. G EORGIA. Oglothorpe County By virtue ot en order from th* Courflof Ordinary ot ar.td connty. will be told before th* Courthouse door In the lo«£Of Lexington, in said connty, on the First Tuesday la Dscsalsi, ’72, within Ux lre*l hour, et sale, 280 ACRES OF LAND, more or less, lying in eeld connty, adjoining lends of E. W, Johnson, W. J. Davenport and others. ‘ ‘ eathe property of LUCY LUMPKIN.de* for the benefit of heir* and creditor# of said FOR RENT. M Y Storehouse and Lot in Social Circle, known es tbe Corner House, now occupied by V. H. Crawley. Also, my Home Hone* and Plantation,and I will sell at a fair price one or two hundred core* of lend, adjoining lauds of Semi. Chaffin, D. Anglin, Visitors to tbe Great State Fair. Atlanta A West Point B. A Co., aeiNTENDiir ' - k— Atlanta. C 1 M%°e d r^M I!TUHN L. P. GRANT. Bnpi. gerotnj Hlflel)iweE. “DOMESTIC” % “BEST TO USE.” EASIEST TO EFT A.” 8. K. iftatu Iltntjtjm t.f*tttksHSk nuUisi gm, Mr olslwai |*t tha st Mill*. “MMISTIC" 8.1!. Ci, f .J dtinUn 8i,U. Or IstOaSIvullHr. Hwwm, E.rlill. Ural, Atlswis, us. VIVE HATEamnl Wits US, I»I»ov»* WliHtor V\ E WIIMW, *ta(w, Hows W*ta iMlkmui HMhtaMbWhUh ws hsv. Utos l. nOir.i H ■ low prasftw.sl.ta, tans Macon & Brunswick RAILROAD COMPANY. SUriRINTXHDINT-S OVTIOE, I Usoos, Os, Jus. IE 1ST* J MARK W. JOHNSON a int AOniOUIiTURAI. IMPXsUHiCElNTn, Marietta Street, ATLANTA., Ga. THU FUraST AND MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF QARDBN.FXBIA Tne end Flower 8eeds, Qusno, Chemlosls, Live Btoor, Bto. AQEET JX)B THE CXLEBBSTED Am er i 0an R 0a d SteamOT. V All orders promptly attended to. Prioes low for OEsh. Send fer my end splendidly Illustrated Catalogue. oolMA TO MERCHANTS ONLY FLOUR, eto. etc. CLOSE BUYING, PROMPT-PAYING MERCHANTS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CALL ON AND TRADE WITH .A.. O. cfc B. F 1 . WYLY, CORNER DECATUR AND PRYOR STREETS, Opposite Kimball Bouse, ATLANTA, Ga# HUNNICUTT & BELLINGR ATHS NO. B M AT1IMTTA BTIUUDT, DTAIittm XM UANGEd, STOVES, FURNACES, end A Gratae, Slete end MerbleiBed Iron Mentlee, Tinners’ Trimmings, Btesm end Gss Fittings, Steam Whistles, Goeget, Globe Valves, end Oil Gape, irnotGHT ihoJt jpMrm won Steam, Gas and Water I Lift A Force Pumps,Btabber Hoae.TinPUte, Sheet Iron, Sheet Lead, Copper, Zino, Ao, The Finest sad Beet Assortments of Gss Fixtures in the South, consisting of Chandeliers, Pendants. Brackets, Hall Lights, Change of Schedule. Lav. Mseen. - *■»*•“■ Arrive el Bnuaswtek HflflP.K. inlv. M Arrive a* Meoon IdOr.M. Pimaarta closely et Jeeup with tsaine of Atlantte k Gulf leilreed to and from Seveaanh end Florida. HAWKINSVILIjB train SAflF.M. flffiflP. M. fdli.K. ta.eUffiT.M. TV. N* J< )NE8 PROVISION BROKER, cure UFA ATI t O. Bpectal Attention Given to Soul kern SV Onutaloo tar bwjlw* X t* °**t ■.ptlLdl/ wrtw For Sale, A Snjierior Supply of Plumbers’ Brass Goods, Wash Basins, Marble Slabs, Water Closets, etc., kept oonatantly on bend. Also, PLPJtlMRRS^STCAJH R GAS FITTERS If JtlAJTVFACTVRERS of the Celebrated Concrete Hewer Pipe, from four to twenty-eight inohea diameter. THE MANUFACTURE of Galvanized Sheet Iron Oorntoe, Window Cape, Door Heads, Ao., made s specialty. CONTRACTORS f. r Tin snd Iron RooCng. Agents for Knowles' Steam Pump. Agents for tbe Macon PortableOasMaohine,tbe only reliable GsaMaohlnaknown BtJV HUNNICUTT <*> nHUjUffOUUATmi' Columbia Cook Stores. THE VERY BEST BAKING STOVE IN THE MARKET, Uailroud ‘AbptTliefUWt*. THE ATLANTIC COAST-LINE PASSEJTQER ROUTE. Xteorgeri1ue<t for tlxe ■ummer off 1070. DOUBLE DAILY All Rail Connection Via Aufu*la,Wllmtngten,Rich mond. 1, Sddiuoul DMlj Con weUoe vis Auguste, Wilmington and Portamo ith SHD TH* M AONIFCCNT BAY LIN* ITIAMHI n.«|alpsMat of IS. Bose, of ihlo Hot u Ink Ira. FULLMAN FALAOM Sleeping oars. Arc run upon all night trains. Double Duly Schedules Are operated upon the enure route, from Hew Or teens end ell u eiu terminal points in . Atebeme end Georxte. By en»g morning train out ot Savannah, Maoo* aud Atlanta, po—sugar* conuect with the ft:4ft r. u. train out of Angmste, and can chooee between th* AU KaU Oonueotlon, vie Kichasond. or the rente up Cheeepoak* Bay, having Us tha latter caa# bat OXK night af raUway travehand th* aeoond Bight «ajoy tha Luxurious Aooommoda* ttons Of tha Steamers of that line. Through Tlrkete le ell prominent point# on *ate by both routes at all terminal points Booth. Also, famine of VIRGINIA 8PRINQ8 and excursion tickets, T0 jtrTBJkCTnrm mu mm mm mm—mro T. LYONS, Ageot; M. 6. CCONMOB. Traveling Agaut, Augnats; 4 O. L«DD. Agent. Attente; UXM MOCK, floulhern Agent, Muni A. POPB, iu ueuoralPosaengerAgout Southern Home Sohool For Young Ladies, fBSTABUBHEO 1042. lea. 197 and lW.Verth Clsnrlaa Hrmt, BALIIMOREe 30). I MB. k MBS. WHJOX M* GABY, MSB. OIM. J JHM FBQBAM. Freoeh lath* Language of the SeheoL M* PATAP8C0 FEMALE IN8T1* TOTE* jrmjm nil r/sMiAIJrB. T HIfl DHTITUTB hae burn In opsrteton ffigttd. ty years, and enjoye a national rapatatten. With (he aambev of pupil* limited to ainaty. It ha* rep. resen tatlves front two^hlvde of iha fltete*. prtaffi. oally South and Southwest. Ua location te pro ay Uy healthful, te eeatraL and aaffily reached by • * ore end Washington 0!ty. For MSB. B. tt. AI0I8B, — > Ottv P. O.. MA- THE LAST DAY Settle before the 24th. sentient without delay. NOW tklxol NOTIOS THI.Tmx U (aOBTgl JAMIE 1 FBAEIUH. oclMf OU, Tu Iratta ikA Oolltata. GREAT ATTRACTION CratcfarAsei Ue Charles Bergstrom, , JUET EITUIEEP flOE KW WM wk.re 0, ta. ta4 Iw . Uses suuet. at DRY OOOXM3. CliOlBXNO, rSROMI - hsrnm BOOVA 1 ■'* ■ ui)i .ill iu iu - which hawfaw W. B. Howard kflom w»rea—tadCiNKiiM BwteMfc. ww.» WEiHEimo, o°ssaatt
