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THE DAILY SDN CmapsNj. *3*- tfS^SSESSsmskssst UOC8 JLC^JLBOUIC. Tuakca**, Ala. , HBW/yfcJH l««aif*rTk» Its. H. f. Echom» OMhk*, Ga.1 J. B. Obawixt, WoMkkfu, OfUttrori* Co., Ga. I. K- P. Doooiam, Honor, G*. Da. M. P. li—, Monro*. Oft. J. L. Yuan, Woodatcok, G*. tiEsSSarv W. 0. Smm HiinitMkvKOf mum Mm, (Uraia, on mat k Datum, Ctowfordvflte, at. r THE V<JL. HL ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1872. NO. 746. “llnl^l" OmU fur Uu lUial, Cou- •tltatlou Again. Chronicle .u rentInet nnd Ocatral Wrlghl OtuUiM an, Ikma Up! Oca. OaOcM TIilhtM I From oar Evenisg EllUea el the 2nd ATLAKTA. OjL; Bctpat Mfmwnro, November 3, 178X Saturday, 2 o’clock, p. it— Cotton cony at 17* to 171. Kalalpalu. Water, Tbia ia the ecieatiHo name of the wa ter of a famous aedtciaal spring at Get tysburg, which baa, ior a lew yearn past, attracted mooli attention, and whose wonderful efficiency aa a therapeutic seems to be well attested, in a large clan of common diseases, sc that it baa be come quite celebrated. We learn that large numbers of persons who hare vin- ited this spring prefer it to any European or American water. Its peculiar chemical qualities and the testimony of many eminent 'physicians and cured patients, attest its saluein general and local debility. It has a reputation for developing and restorative effects on infancy and age, and baa effected many radical oures of chronio rheumatism and gout, as well as dyspepsia in all its forms. We commend the perusal of an artiole on this water on our first page to-day. A little history of the discovery of this spring,’with properties of the water,- Ac., can be had of all druggists. Whitney Brothers, Philadelphia, are the General Agents for the United States. GEORGIA, news BREVITIES. Educes Bun: We gave, in the preced ing articles, extracts from the Constitution showing that lesa than two yean ago that paper beliavad that the ltthand 16th Amendments established pure and unadulterated Centralism, and tangbt tbe pie cl Georgia to belisve so; Ihst it ■aid that Mr. Hill, in advising acquies cence in those amendments, had gone fsr beyond tbe Republicans themselves in his abandonment of State rights. Bat the Constitution was not the only journal in Georgia that took this view. The following extract from the editorial comments of the Augusts Chronicle and Sentinel upon Mr. Hill’s famous letter, (hows the position of Gen. A. R. Wright nt that time. **Bnt we ora never convent that th**e Amendinen •hell be admitted and held by oar people m cental In* principles in harmony with tha original prori ion* of the Constitution. We hold that tkeie Amen mentt hove destroyed ike chancier of the original cm pad between the Mala, that they are subversive of free Mepresentative Government, etc” Nov, wbat are men's words worth, pray? Not two years have passed since Gen. Wright wrote these words, and now he is one of Ibe accepted leaders and can didates of a party that pledges itself to “oppose any reopening of the questions settled by those amendments. General Wright, by hit own admisaion, is advo- oating doctrines that are subversive of free Representative Government, and that destroy the oompact between tbe States Do men caro nothing tor consistency, for principle, for honor ? Are tbe rights and Ubartien of tbs people mere shuttle cocks to be bandied about by politicians? Will not tbe people sssert their dignity and manhood by condemning such leaders ? General Wright ia tbe candidate for Congress in the 8th Distriot against Gon. D, M. DuBose, who is a consistent and unswerving Democrat; yet the Constitu tion, though not in the Distriot, takes up the cudgels for Wright, sad oondc-mus Gen. DuBose. Let as examine Gen. DuBose’s record uoon the questions before us. Ws will find that he is the only consistent Demo cratic member of Congress from Georgia- On tbs Oth of February, 1872, in tbe lower bouse of Congress, Mr. Peters, of Maine, offered the following resolution; nM0lv*].TM*ittoUU>,UUi ana lstb muA manta to the Confutation of tbe United State* hat- —No duels reported to-day. — Wilkes county Fair begins Monday. — The Cuthbon Appeal wants to sell out. — Pickpockets perambulated tbe Co lumbus Fair tiround. —A colored Bavantabite accidentally shot his eon. —A Fort Valley boy six years old uses the weed. lfc — Gin house burning ia increasing in prevalence. _ . ,,u,w, — — ...., —□ — , —Our John Colliei’s marriage u no- t he following Resolution offered , . r.., .c i„ (hi. Hints. U . _e - nr. ai.n.n.nn- i*d br tbe moat Mjtnltoanfc popular approvals tb* behest pat riotism sad moot enlightened public policy, demand of all political par tie* and all citizen* an acqni** oenee in tb* validity of aneb Constitutional provis ions, and auch reasonable legislation of Congress as tHjir.ra.0SP—srv to mab* them In »b*ip u*»«. •—» On the same day Mr. Brooks, of New York, offered the following ReeoluUon: „ Resolved, That we recognise tbe Thirteenth, KourtMOlU tvC Fifteenth townORM*. to til. CM- stitaUon, as valid parts thereof. Ou the 12th day of February the vote was taken, on suspending the rules sna TELEGRAPH NEWS By the New York Associated Press. NEW YORK. Ths M»1.4, Abating—Tha Mayer 11.U I.'I Exh.aor.tr hint ban •>, Kr.a4~l.rn. Cold m.eor<rl..-Kore akewS the M.w Jersey Railroad Aeel. Seat. Nxw York, November 2.—The malady is rapidly abating: weather bracing; 88 death* here yesterday: 146 in Brooklyn. The Hall jury say that they disagreed on “wflfnluses of neglect” alleged against tbe Meyer. No juryman suggested that tbe Mayor had committed any fraudulent act Advices from Goths concerning ex plorationa of Norwegian, Capt. Nils Johnson, represent that Johnson in re- exploring in August lost, au island east of Spitsenherger, found sees full of ioe, to North eastward, and indications of powerful ooeanio currents, serving to keep open higher polar sees. Johnson went North to latitude of nearly 80 de grees. Dr. Peterman, tbe great German geographer, is shortly to make publio the disooveries of Johnson. The accident already reported on the Jamesbnrg Railroad near Monmouth, New Jersy Thursday night, was due to carclesness in the telegraphing as to tbe running of trains The engineer end fireman who were killed, were horribly mangled. The engineer on one train did not give signals for brakes though in full view of tbe approaching train. It was meracnlons that a frightful loss of life didnotooenr. No physician was near to aid tbs wounded, whose stiff.!rings were for a while dreadful. Tbe Protestant Episcopal Bishops yes terday eleoted Bev. Wm. H. Hare, now Seore'ary of Foreign,CommiUee, as Bish op to the Indians. James Ames, a well known artist, died here yesterday. ENGLAND. Duib .r a Member of Parliament— Process Voting Condemned by John D. Loudon, November 2. — Mr. John Francis Maguire, a well known Irish member of Parliament, for Cork city, and proprietor and principal editor of tbe Cork Examiner, died last night Municipal elections throughout England, yesterday, resulted iu heavy conservative gsines, which are attributed to tbe passage by Parliament and enforcement of the Licensing act. Uuoh dissatisfaction waa expresased at the working of the new ballot act at some of tho polling r laces. The process of voting was so slow that many persons were unable to cast thoir ballots before tbe hour arrived for closing tho polls. MINOR TELRUKANS. In Boston the great malady shows no signs of abatement. Between three aud (our thousand horses are affected iu Chicago. Senator Blair la ill in ftt. Tvrni. cisco lakes a half million of treasure. tioed by half the papers iu this Bute, j £ n ^"gth, by Mr. Stevenson —Mrs. D. P. Bowers is in Savannah as tur n mti>» os valid mtwneio, •-Lady Audley.” «Mg V^SSS'StvSSSt —Monroe county is still feverish on tout. conui'ouon oi m. Uuiua account of her taxes. Mors reform and brim. »»* X'S-SSSltS! m Irate " 'rTSZZZmuu*. MurtSTo.-. - - tl0n ' An AususUsnortemsn took the nine Democratic memlwre from Oeoigis. *•*SmSrt th* “Laen Toombs speak, on the situs- indorsement of tboai a-aomimanU, in tion on the 4th lust, si WtohUgton. I 0^0^“mem^re^be -£»*>» fveratU oooal, Le.B.W fromO^rg.., had h.s hand ginned nearly off, ^ M did .U of tho Bsdicsl. Wee Tlnn B. H. HiQ and Henry R. Hare in Congress. • 7Tto, Mawnanites lest Bet- Every Democratic newspaper in Geor- . m harangued tue Newoanitee, last o. ] -tTgppIsndsd the course of our members, ardft y* - - *• A * *-v i~ T . and Chroiide awl Senlt- —£iirhtaea white anil thirty-two oolor- «* “ Ch “ Um "Th7cinS.Balt.more Platform is, C °—A*loa?o* woodTathe price of nine in .nbaUnc and almost in phraraolop. gJSSSSStife DsKalb P oonnty last week, by the rug on was s Bndiosl majonty ofelghUhou m d which they were, in front o» ihe hsarih toovereo M^G ^ for , orn ho , Democracy. Without oouuting the odds a N,xr«i Dual. against him, he seised Ihe bsnner of the nsrtr and carried it to victory—sviotory Among the reminisences told of Uie J^-nsl that it caused a wailing and Frtnoo-Prussian war is ths account of s ,^ illg of t, et h throughout the Badi- curions duel between two subordimte 1^ jjmp. officers of ths French army. I r , lbe _ reB) ember that for that vio- • Yonintondto fight a dual, eh?” asked taen.^ Bmlock .uempteu to get the commandant. . jV!- Qnntto put the District under ••Yes. Colonel, words J 1 *’® mUUare relo, and that he was bached up which cmn only be wiped oat with b.ood. ^ . Hokics Gmin, who We don’t went topsas for oowsrdE denounced the President lor not doing ••Very well. Yon shell fight, but it den uncea ^ Q tee lcy, the Istohet ol must beis this way. Take.your earbiue., the p, 0 ndeet of Georgia place yourselves on n line feeing Mol- u consider themselvee unwore miuon, where thejnemyte. KST-tii, “honeet old Her- march upon the garrison with equal stop. J„ nT(| j a madman against the When eofflciently nesrtheB V®? 4 ''**?!} Ekbth Diatriot, and refused ths nsso. will fire upon them. The Pnasians will 00 | unln , „f the Tribune for tUeirvm- reply. You will continue to advsnoe and U(jn ^ simply because they had ex fire. When one falls, the other may turn I ngats as freemen and had timam uim ivtotois *fwl hi* retreat ihail be I erciiea * hi ••TTnrl« Hor- MARKE T RE FO RTS BY TELEOUAFH TO THE ATLANTA DAILY bCN CimOS MAMKKT. New Yonx, November 2. —Colton weak; sales 1,007; uplands 19*; Orleans 20*. Liverpool, November 2, noon.—Cot ton opened steady and quiot; uplands 10@10|; Orleans 10*. Lateb. — Cotton closed unchanged; sales 12,000; speculation aud exportation 3,000. Arrived Alioe, from Savauuali, with 3,409 bales. PRODUCE MAHKICT. New York, November 2.—Flour quiet and firm. Wheat quiet. Lard, Rteum g|. Turpentine quiot at 62(. Rosin dull at *4 25. Freights qoist. MOIST MARKET. Sew York, November 2. — Stocks strong. Money firm at 7. Gold heavy at Hi. Exohsnge — long 8i; short 9i- Governments dull aud heavy. State bonds heavy. London, noon, November 2.—Consols 92*; fives 89. FnANUtoirT, November 2. —Bonds 90*. SIX ACRIsn OP PlOKONS. Blllllon* of Wild Pigeons Settling on « Farm In BInryland—The Birds Piled In Many Places Two F«ct Deop. Cumberland, Md., October 10. A Mr. Schley owns a farm six miles north-west of Oakland. Six acres of the farm are ooverod with alder bushes, or small trees ranging from twelve to fif teen feet in height. Tber grow very densely on the land, and from this fact have beoome generally known an bushes. Some ten days since, nbrut 4 o’clock in the afternoon, a large flock of wild pig- eons settled down upon the alders. Mr. Sehley say they were to be numbered by thousands, and completely covered the tops of the bushes, hiding them from sight Another Uock followed, and lighted on top of the first. Tbe incom ing ol pig ms continued until nightfall, at which time they were piled in many plaoes two feet deep upon each other.— The bushes were many of thsm broken down by the weigbt, aud it is estimated that over s million of birds were on the ground. They rexMted there till morn ing, when flock by flock, they finw away, and by nine o'clock the fields were de serted. In the eveniag they again re turned, and they still make this their reetiug place. Singular as this story may appear, it is vouched for by mtiiy respeotable citi zens of this city, wkcShave vis,ted tho spot and captured hundreds of the birds. After nightfall, it is said, a person may go among the pigeons sna sweep them into n bag. The probable explanation of the immense gathering is in tbe fact that this is the season of their annual visit to tbe forest regions of tbe Allegha ny mountains in quest of ths aeorna which arc abundant there. It is n well established fact that wild pigeons have but one roosting plaoo within a very large territory, and that in their transit to warmer latitudes, and during their stoppage by the way, they useono p'acn only as a roost at night. Other pigeon roosta have been known in the glade districts of Maryland, but this one is considered the largest ever seen by tbrfoldest inhabitant From the Chronlola sod Seotlsal.) Highway Habhery and Probable Har der la Richmond Connay. A most bold and murderous highway robbery was commltteed in this county on last Wednesday afternoon. It seems that on Wedoe day morning Mr. Ham Martin, and old and respectable oilman, living uear Bel-Air Station, brought a load of cotton to town in a two-horse wsgou—himself driving the team. After -reached to infest the oity, who wished, be said, to get e situation. The terms wore soon agreed upon, the man got in the wegon and Mr. Martin started borne. When about two miles this side of Bel-Air, and in a lonely and deserted portion of tbe road, the negro hlghway- gtan took outone of the ffooden stand ards oi the wegon snd attacked Mr, Mar tin from behind. He knod*d tbe old GET T YSBUEG WATER CURES Thoa* who ars diapoaed to data the Gtjttjaburg Katal) tint Water with tha quack mediolQM and th* n*w mineral spring waters of th* day, may easily dlaaboa* |h*ir minds of thte impr*Mlrn by rotor- •no* to tbs United State* Dlapecaatory—the highest authority known to druggists or phyalciana. By taming to page 189 of th* 18tb r*vl**d edition of thte work, they will p*ro*lv* that th* analysis of th* Oetiyabcpg Spring, of *om* eight year* of ag*. U olasaad with that of th* European Vichy and Pyr> moot, a* many hundred y**ra old; In other word*, la •■signed th* foremoct rank among tha groat aqn*ona medicine* of the world. This work 1* kept by all druggist*. We prefer that all who md this adver tisement the.' 1 exam In* it, as a precaution against deception. After having done so, they will be bet ter prepared to credit the medical testimony to lta greet and varied enratlv* power*. We can only briefly refer to tho speclfleatlon of the enratlv* vir- tnee of tip Gettysburg Water by high medical an* thorlttee. We will ptwoeJe these reference* by a quotation from tha remarks of Dr. Ball, aa amlnant American physlolan and medical author, upon tha naw Mini- therapeutioal and chemical power discovered In this water—that of dlsao.vlug calcnlpa, or atono In tha human system. As the etvny particles or concre tions kaownM calculus, and the etceea of aclda which produoe them, are ascertained to be the re. mote or 1mm* Hate cenM of onr prevalent chronio maladtea. If not. Indeed, of all diseases, tt logically results that the Gettyeburg water mnat he the moat eztoMlv* remedial agendas ever known to th* raoe. Whether it is eo or not, let medical men decide. Dr. A ell thus refers to Its eolation of on* of the forme of calculus—that known aa "ehalkatouee." or tha Nodosities of Rheumatism or gouti 'Recourse to all known therapeutical agents end modes of treatment are ineffectual beyond, some times, e redaction of tbe elae of the node* of a gouty or rheonjatic nature by absorption of a part *f the outer aud Investing structure, lint the entire re moval of th* inor ganlo body, wltbont surgical inter vention, has not, we believe, hitherto been brought about by either internal remedies or eiternai appli* oationa, or by both united. Iu the case now nuder notice, w* cannot relieve that tbe absorbents would be equal to the task at sucking op, ee it were, the deposited inorgaole matter, unless thte deposit bad be in subjected to the solvent notion of tbe blood brought to tb* pert by the dslk-ete otyillarte*. whence oomee thte eolvsht property*" I* further adds: •Thai it bed produoed signally oar*tite and xeal*H.anl|hi Polo., Lose ot .pvrtlta. OEronto DlarrboM. TorpM Uses. Ooot,Obro»lo M>au»U4p. NodoMu of tto lolata, Approach!!!, md AeaMPa- raljala. Diabatoa, OaasnU DabUItv. BMaatoila. Ab- ,omlori Dropay, Oholat* lofantam, dtoaaa tf .to Qaslto Urinary Orgaoa. Ac, Tto Bow Task Medical Baoord.ona ot oar Uadis, nodical Jowolo, atoioa aa tto raaalt of tto«re>t- .aca of oaa of Ua adltora wltX tHa Watar.ltol "Iron •ap.rlm.ota mada os oor owo paraoo, aa wan aa othara,wa can atala that Uu OMtl.har, W.Wr la a mfOlalorafaU tto Mention, and auratlooi. dor lta Inaaaoca tto kidney a and Urn, Uu ilanda of tto IsMaUiial canal and th. ehtn, all perform th.lr normal fttnotlonaillu howal., U oonnUpatod, bcoonaa raffnUr: Uu akin, If dry. bacon., noUti man off tbe wagon aH*- beat him until nioupy in bia coat, the coat wm in the wagon anti tbe thief did not find it- The n-gro then took one of the nonea oat of tbe barncae, mounted and rode rapidly back to tbe city. His where about. apd bi» name are known, bat at the requnet of tbe police we eunpreee both in order that be mey be captured. Mr. Martin wm dangeroualy mjared, and at last acconntaitwM feared that bis injnrieB would prove fatal. P. B.—Since the aboW wm put in type the arrort of the negro ruffian wm m»« by the police near the City Bridge, iMt evening. He had jort cioan-d from Ham burg with the purpoae of commiUiag another robberj. He bad W 03 in mon ey on bi« person. Al»o tax receipts and other papers belonging to Mr. Martin. Ho had signed a oontmet to work wita i 4 u>ar u eMltt d to hniu-y action, and Uu .?H^jV^rH^nK^ kidny.rari«.tto„ to-u-to* F-Jtourra- McIuU*h alias B.-D Bacon, from Bay an- lnliy. Toom 1. a total ah.tln.no. of any dUafron. nab. H, ocmessen tbe robbory ami as- j bl , nonUon. whatever: tha via madloalna axania ■ 1 ' roused to IncMaaad nstlvlly, Md an mooted caisaa ofhodily, oravanmantaidlaovdar, nan rapidly to pool away. Tha raanlt la tncmaad appaUta and dl- imuud, n Iwor clrcntaUon, n ationfsr poteau calm- mult, aud wm plaoed in safe keeping- Uon, oompllntod with rhanmatlan Md other oOm- tltmi poculiar to tto MX. other physicians, too nnmoroo, tor rolvrosM, have osoeaaMally praaerlb- fcl it as an l. JccUon for tha DUoaisd Urathrai also at a drink for InoonUnanoa of Vrlxa, for tha Bloody and Blind Fites, for Bronchial affections, for Humid Arthnuh Ostanh, Morvans prostnUon, KpUcpry, Malljnaitt Xryalpatea, Typhoid Met. Delirium Tranaea, Dlaordara of tto Stomach, and Mtotal Dapreoatan renlUn, Ikon tto woo of ateoltnllo aUnnlMta, and promoted ooarateootnoo cr rocovary Iron other diseases. Testimony of tho Nntl.n's K.pr.MMto- tlvnn. Oor. Onry. of Pehnsylvaala, Omani Moods, sad a majority of tto members of On two Houna of OoilfrM., tuoladlo, tha Spraksr of *0 Bonn of BapnoontaUvaa, and tto Vto. Praridml of fo- United States, dawned It to to ttotrdntyto hoar taaUmooy to Ih. rmUty of tha (MSI discovery seato lotto waters ofthla tprinf, audit nppotlto eoflr talteta to provldo entertainment for tha nBllotal at thla nod art pool of SUoam. Waanahody ttoOoo- irMatonal appeal: To ths rubric. Tho undenlsnad, deeply Imprtond with tho woa- d«rfol curxtlT* prodigy whloh sppnra on tto tot- Ua-,mtmda ot OaUy.bara, and laanilnc that tt to tha deign of pnbllo aptrl tad ottlsaiio to utUlao It In thec.na.of n adlcal actanoa sod In Ut. Interest of humanity by eroetto, to tha vicinity a total lot tto entertainment and treatment of the aSUotad of am own and 'other construe who nay soak torn Ikair teat health, dssaa It to to snr dnty to oonnrnd tto prapoaad anterpr tee ns snlnmHy phltenttrepte sad praiseworthy. Ulysaaa Murowr. £ Euteaton, W F Feaamdm, C A Newootnh, ■ D Morgan, V WlUlana. Bosom Conkllog, U B Anthony, T A Ftehta, 1B Handorton. EEEoktey, » M Howard,fohnTrimbte,X Walker, N B Jadd, W Sprafua, RL Dawns A M Laflla, Wm Moor., H ha Asman, H W Corbett, OaoVTaa Wyck, BrBios, Wm Hlfby, t AOwfteld,TWIN, ry. John A Lcwoo. Luk. F Poland, Oiuieymto t X Trowbridfi, f a Biota ..Wm A Fite, DI Hopkins, Oao W Anderson, 0 D Hubbard, Wm Lon,bbrld*fc W B Washburn. 11 Qravaly, B F Wad., Bntaa Mal lory. RoUayter Colfax, B F Bnokland, Orris ■ Parry las ■ Marvin, Henry Wilson, P Stoss. L M Morrill, Richard Totes John Oovodo, Hmoo Mnynord, Ookas Ames A H Ballsy. Oodlnra ■ Orth, B W Clarke. John Coburn, Cm W Julian, John Tide, Chutes O-NsUI, W 0 Coffin. Bart Van Hors, B B Bolter, X Stewart, W B Motor, Cm M Adorns J W MoClnrf, W H XaLey, Chu Upmn.BX Boyu, Wm H Koonto, Che. Btlgrrsves Om lAnrenos, John Bentty, P C Beamon, O P Xtiter, J P Beniamin, C T Hnlbnrd, John Hill. Wm D Kelley; H D Washburn. JT Wilson. HLOake, J X Moorhead, Alex. Bnmny, Oao A Hateey. Geo II Williams T V»n Hera; Morton 0 Hunter, Jjunn W Nyo. W Mnnfan. P T Prollng. bujMn, D A Nnnn, aeotpo Vicktrr, T D Elites W ■ Lisoolo, Daniel J Morroll, James M OavmOflh, W M Hooper, tUdnry Clarke. Anon Cobb, Jasob Boston. PLonn. Tto Oettyaharg KaUlyslno Wtler torn not lost Us taste or other mnet ole properties nor lta nadtool ad« om* paahasvs which on mid at tto ssnaaad rates tank peck.fl lnelndlngo p-nophloa oootalnlo. Dial, and directional PRICES AT THE SPBJXa. Ce.ee of 9 doom qaort bolttes fftadil of 4 doom pint do., SI aoobi I fallen demijohns Ml OBdS gallon do., S9 79 moh. To ctnfpaoa ■tee, ordorin, direct from tto Spring, for theta ownnootSdlomnnlof ia»m emL wOl heaUmed. Priam In Woehloftoo. Bnltlnota. FhOadalphta. Xnw lork snd BoaOm ua aa foUowai Osamnf twwdanm qnut bottlrs toaachi of torn doom ptnOa do. SIS tub j ala gallon demijohns SS, and them faBm do ll 90 each. For rate by all mpmtablo dra*«tato- Orders for water mnat to all na a to Ifi' inpaoled with tto money, roatott w uouay ordua or osstl. ■ad obccka preferred, rto.pt when com inf Iron well-known drusfteta. WHITEXV BROS.. Ooural Ag.aOs SST fonts Pr.nl sixmo, Phllnd.lphtn, fm. «fW Ou HR -drtd Ooptan. WXHKUr-BIX MOTHS i : E:::E:EE::E5il ill|»IHHI.BBHI»l!K !|S|9|S|:|!|i|3!;i3 f|5|S|:|j|j[5|j|S|S t|l|II3ISI3l3ll|i|3 C|3|3|3I3I3I3|3I3|3 «|I|9|!|3I3I3I3I3|3 il±M mi --SpMmi Notaees-^aimnM pMbim tin ni l l< i* 10 Mali tor **oh Mbi*|M*iiMKB*b AdvwttMB*nt* taaarlad th*oo\mm * vaaflt, U ht e*nt. off Ik* tabl* rata* ab*v*| 8*1** avsflkM tr oant off Ih* t*U* rail a. Aflv**M**—>*lor Ito* OompoMim —4 Clffff IS Of th* usual rat**. I* ordw ho i*tahH*h uaiflan* nhmot idvffhtag for th* Daily Prom ot Atlanta, wikM tteM Ih* fo**P°taj*ck*d*U of srfoc*7 —4wfll hTfSaSaX ™*W. A. HXMPMJU, * 00. Philadel’* ■A|» •’ ■ Southern Mail Steamship Lin* wjutfl rum as _ lag frxm ***h port THROUGH BATESU t ia l*w aa hj any o owt maq«iaii TH* MOM PWIST Alarm Cash Drawer'* jun.ee jstmomju nu om Fairbanks ScaleWarehonsis FAIBBANKS * KWW«k» FAIRBANKS, BROWN Sk Oft, US Mitt etn Matsti, FOR SALE vm anfllAL UIROLE. I«>»»“A * “o'* * lM »' • I ^ M luorMeto, urvem end nintonter pow- ]VI R MwiriOlr5sand*totfig 0l pnrohaMdln Ifodl- too. with Ik. .lpmtatlon of morion to tho h ptem, offer, his f rm lor rate, containing 130 ACRES, Pcdcetrlen Prat. On tbs 21st inst., Mr. P. I- Bart, of tbe L. A. 0. and A. A. 0., accomplinbed upon bis boolr, snd bis retrest sbsll covered by one of say coBipouiej. beatsn lie Radical candidate, ’‘UaoieHc* 'deniedQMrpan._sl.Mrin. iuth-ix without regret, without tbs I bgr sSo thst Q»d. DuBom still sdheres having kiilsd or woauded with kis own | ^ Hs bM been fsttbiul to hands s Vrenehmsn, st s time when I ___ n« Isithinl to him. His Oongress- Franee needs all bet defgadms, **•„# have been sstisfootory to tou. her children. If you boUi fad, who shaU cannot object to s single one. Gen. •syyou are eovrards? I m» <!■*** ggSlj^eet fight yonr battle in that I thus give you an excellent oppor- j ken j t ( M | seemed inevitable; tunitw lot paCUng t, ® bntnow thst Bsdfadiom hM betm put onto! tbs way, s retries tb«t will pro- nntn { M ( he in quite ren J - •- cum for you ta «oed rece-nemUtioe (°» ^^jQmre of the tooi*. reward end promotion. Le, not Democrats trust there lesdere Tbs matter mtat aiTanged M the eom I take them to tbe ®j»elsy mandeat has dictated. At twenty pum r .t. um drop tbe name of Dcm- trom ths walk ot Maimejm, «—«*the bide their cloven feet an- adrenarten was wounded, .Ktsft*««d and ( d old party. Let fell. Tbe other ran to him, raUddbks cbnt J 0 I our birArig’ up, sad carried him off °” ^ b " Democrats, forsooth 1 “ Tbe ' bL voice is ^Wk^oth.1 JffiSrStortZ*. but tbe hand thTdreumaUnoe^ .finerjdMeof w^k henoelorth, entitled to thegieeteet honor 0 j Ema. lod iaspect from the whole rrgunent. imwenaute Solmman’s Pharmacy. REMOVAL. The Statical a«4 Jcr^cal Reporter,ot Flilla4elphta, anortber afoot 1-adlo, medical Journalt, thoa adl- torlelly rafara to htawoadnfnl Water: "Asa milt eit.Hne Waur.lt Is found to bo adopted to dlepepele. To^:'imZo, K i^^nV^oi^ -t hlt, numarcu. taquanmamnl complk.tlmfc ta- clrclc. -Weie.fce^on eluding dlmrdar of tto liver sod kldaoyai tto ra- by^caLloVoo'e Nehbu^o" to bta ebeeoce, onToombs I ^ote sffmta of 111 perfect aodmllotl tra, as tthlhUrd hpmimaa. Km . ol tortal OlTcla. chtaaU rhenmottam, ntaralgta. and an tes ta tto new. metatOceol bnlldlBg. mraer of White- hall and Hontrv atrmta, and shall apace no vffnrta w iapfou,. novl-M a pedestrian (eat that hM hitherto been unsurpasMsd in the annals of amateur pedostrisniom. Mr. Burt undertook for a wager to walk from Westminster Bridge to St. Peter’s Church, Brighton, a dis tance of 62 miles, in eleven hours; and accordingly, at nix o’clock on the 21it innt., he oturtfld ou a beautiful morning, the roads being in capital oondttiOD.-- Croydon wm reaohed at 7 d>6, Red-hill at 10, and Orawley at 12. Here a rest waa needed, 80 miles having been done in six hours, but only ten minutes were al lowed. sod hs resumed wis way, feeling, however, slightly distressed. The next 18 miles wm tbe hardest work of all, but Mr. Burt slid walked gamely on till the 50th milestone wm reaohed, with 35 minutes to spare. Here he became no exhausted that he assured his fnenda who had met him on the road thst ho must desist tux A kind Samaritan, however, who had met the pedestrian produced a flank of oognao, snd upon Mr. Burt swallowing about a couple of wine glaaare full, the effect wm magical, his eye brightened, ,nd his step grew elastic, which before had been heavy, snd the haggard look disappeared from his faoe- A oonsider- ahle crowd had by thi. time eolleoted and cheered him on. At the last mile he spurted to about tlx miles an hour, aud the last 800 or MO yard, he cun* » •• Not Ohoepoait, BUT SAFCHT A-IV13 BE8TI”|»« PRATTS ASTRAL OIL DEPOT, Whitehall Sinai. Owe Door Below Mitchell Street | „ llh cr tt nlllit( (oat poveriahed state of tto htood, or asamte.” Dr. Hull, ot No. *0 Wool Twraty-foarib Tort, too prescribed I Water catiiKfnlly for Brishfi Albatalaatte, rnocItteS Total Fanlyate of tto p. II. iaDVC, Jlgent. Is always aainaltteo sal lacopoelty to tara «• soovo tho tod for yean without irotrtenno. Dr. Charier Rhtarvr, tommopathlo phyaWM c 1 BalU- mora. too Cltaolrad Unteo with thte wrier sad eared float, Bhoniatlteti, Sidney oed Bkddor Iwpotenoe.Ee. Dr. Haber, of flettyibaig. has affected with It o wori woodrrful ram of Borrorio or Dtacolattaa of tto Bom tad Running Sorer. Dr, Horaar, ol tto ram# town, bee eared with It Xaph- rittaOolta, Bhawal OatealL eoeiptteated with otter dreadful maladtea. Dr. Swops, of Oattyrinirg. ettrad with thla Water aa Infant aklld aonrilpnted tod die- TO I»«t*l»OXl.«0* , «l| 0 ra«Mframl«blfth.nndltolnriln«teoftto.bUd oeald dieUngateh tha Oettyaharg from oommon water, tboagh tto taste le tee perfectly rate, snd will not eaploda or take Sro if tkatomp u ap**9 Nod broken. It will born longer thnn any othar.^ Ho Occident* Lav* *v*r j*i occurred from U. Try it sad be couYlnctd. For ml*, wbolami* msA retail, by tt quits thst rat*. wslklDg iu beautiful style, with sight minutas to spare. This Sethi third flora Mr. Burt hre wfoUd this distsoos again•! time. On tbs first oooMion, ia December loot, bo sad lb. A. M Hart, of ths Ino Bowing Club, aceomplinhed 63 miire to the Ship Hotel ia 14 hour*. This wm dona easily, with It hour* rest included. Ou tho second occasion, in March last, be end Mr. A- JL WhiteLw, lets ths Ieoudon Rowin Club, covered the asm* ground in lib. 80m. on s moat unfavorable day, the weather being wet, and a strong wind .gaitmt them. This wan, perhaps t Bier lag j**q" the last.—Kny.isk Paper. Jy9«.tf F. H. LnDUO. Bole Ajent, NOTICE WESTBRNAATLANTIC It.It.Co I II would ra.ee* Ito loiter, and, rimming oontelntni tea former, pram U In lit Upa. Hen rte|WM> thaw any over triterwd or written by orator er meaa. Dr. T. Wutleme, of MUwnton, Wlfc. ton rerad ON AND APTBR OCTOBER 32 1 ^ I wtt)| lt jlearalate °I the Hear* end 0 her Heart Lie. _ Ik* kind patrons#* b*ato«*d opo® m*. i Uam Uat l bar* roasovod mj TB. 8CBUMAX. Atlanta Nurseries, —AT— ATLANTA, GEORGIA. HARDEN & COLE, Propria tore. OBOW FOB SALE FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, GRAPE8, SMALL FRUITS, BOSES AXD Flowering JE*la,iit» w. Ship racomafamy to an parte of tto loaltore BtafM an j California. Desertptiv* CaUlofu** mot troo to applicant*. oettwla . A. F. SAUER & CO Silver -Platfod Sash and Show Case manutaotohv 1*1 W. Lombard Si., Haiti mare, IU. STANDARD BOAJ» Mom Skew it* DlWeremt ' o«m«s otno toa na owe* out Fairbanks 4b Oo, - * v. r >. su sssf* rjr, w**p vumm toe neltiwore riree*. Selttwara aa ttotp wrwK Bow Orieres FAIRBANKS Is KWINtta iu cwjfojrvr it, i»>■ !«■»»*■ FAIRBANKS, BR01V!I k Cft, Fare Paid on Trains b.Oafi-lUir r«at. per Mil* Mar* tkai wk*aTI«k«U a** B*«fftot *f *8* Aff*«t*. B. B. WALMB. LMSJL M. BAILEY & OO., PRODUCE AND rmoneiOar #kok*« rtke't Saikltng, t oarih Street. vsjrvkAjrATi, o I) ateo rodeoed tha enlarged Liver and Spleen of malarious districts. Dr. H. N. Wlrtn, an snap surgeon eteUon at Port Hanrilton. myai •■« to. Mtanlahlag onrsn to OyaUtla. or In- Sammaktenof Uu Bladder." Dr. Wesson, of Xew Turk, tod moeeeefaily pteaerthad N tor a yoan. gtrl tot poeeerelog tdaqaate vitality to effect tto of trie: also tffiletod with gmaateted eora •yon Dr. Ortega, of MtneheaUr, Conn., raamm folly praarribad It for a dreadful attack of Dtototee, eompticnUd with an almori total tea. of eight. Dr s. B. Weaver, of Oariyahorg. report! the care of a young lady braeght to that town In the erme ol her ■nrna, nanbtet* walk or ttnnd, with n congh whkh I tod boon ptesnaanod by bar phyridtenn aonramp-1 or Pendv Metal Wert of vvwrydndcriidton. , Sr more end Orion Plxtarm at army forito “^“Sjoimaewd Oteae PtaOm o( all rime for- '‘fotecueaaf Show Coooo, lalllve WaUel Prawee, alwaye wm Hand. lym^rtv Taliaferro Hheriffi’s Sales. II7U.L b* Mid by Mi MM tfo* Owrt Bo*** W dooTta Cra^ordTlU^TBilMMrocotgg.aa tto errtTumdte in Bwvwwn»_n«nt. mdwtffim mn Bbzrp. Wm. a. w*u*r, i L*«ikd up«iu by J. K- Cfo , proporiy of Jobe Drake to mllatyniS. la. Inforar tbe ntete ol Oaorgte. Imaad aaataat —v>~b- l Wm. T. Woodruff. Tan OoJW - — This 9»th Saptembar, tri l upon by 4. JL Qk*lm*a. tinaafoblikM Par Ml* by h **plA- GEO HOE PAGE ft OG eumjmm w» •* Patent Portable Clreukr K* 1 Killfurj ui Portal!* •TCAM ENClNE3 / a* 1ST Mtr.Lt, Aw- No. 5 awbroadnr BUWdfay oLTIXORm M3., ar&raUrn OaUJoQtMand JYaraJAd?. MiAaodAwly ■ ■ J. A. ANSLKY Qeffieral VsnnMM ■w*** , i htlBBT POBTHB ShlA Off iriLcox, offfffj # «aw poamnmuvjaH OPTICA oomxxs PBTOa hXD BUPfSB ■*. Ai'LANTA.GA, StoweS airer pterto forfok. A*5 'SSgSBflafei Bgfgea ^' ssaisr* •II W«I
