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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY SON. ▲TbAirCA. 04-- Touui Mount*, Notembkb 8. 1879. MBl'EOBOliOGICAt. omcx osar or sioeal sRsncr. i WingwH, B. b, MoTNubcr 4, UU J Th, protabilltiai an that la ti« Norlhwio,. and taaooaorar tta upper lakaa and Ulokifoa, tarlak Hortfuaalavtpto SontMaaatarly winds, with threat, •nut weather and rain, extending with (ootheaat. ■ft, winds «• Taatnseaee and Uta lower Xiaalaatptl Teller, la Uta Oulf States brisk Sonibeet terly winds win prerall, with threatening weather end min— Tar lbs Sintth Aden tin Stairs, increasing cloudiness and occasional rain map be expected, with pneeWilj brisk northeasterly winds, On the lower lakaa and ■asterly to dontheasterlp, winds and cloudy weath er will presell. In Hew Ingland end the Kiddle Stales. Ugh< HerMeaateetp wtnda sad pert/ oMtdy weather. Warning signals era ordered for Haw Or- leans. Mobile. Dnluth, Milwaukee, Chi ago anti •rand Hasan. CITY AFFAIRS. t&> O.X. Whisky and Old Valla? at B. M. Rose 4 Co.’*, Broad ateoet 4MKVB turn errr. -iThetfwsttsTs qimatiow "la-haa gentlemanV 1 ' —1»* quadrennial/rena/lak#« pJaca to-day. —It la likely that another free aohool, for oolored ehirtren, wtil ba established era long. Another detachment of ‘Texte-bound emigrant# hae yarned through the city. — Willie Elaaaett, who wae shot accidentally a tow days elnoe, ieelowly Improving. -No. 1 Engine baa been undergoing repel re, and le now ready for Area. — A led? hae been elected W. 0. T. of Georgia Lodge of Good Templars. She will ba lnetahad to. aght. — Since the extension of gas oonvenienoas, Pet* re eiraet presents a mash better eypeeeeueo. How for the water pipe*. — An Independent County Ticket Is hinted at in esrtato quarters. A few more genrlemen willing to a criflce their private lntareeta, etc. I — The proposed lecture of Dr. Harrivon next Tuurlday evening is occasioning a flutter among the “disembodied.' — During tho past few months the book etoree hare sold quite a number of “Easy Kathode of IdSarning Spanish,” at paring for Consulships. — The street hands have completed the extension of Haynea street, between the lot of Thomas Spen cer, Esq., and Walker Street School property, to Booth’s alley, and the whole will hereafter be known es Haynes street TM* is a great improvement — lfr. Wm. Bain, a hardy yeoman of Yorkshire, Zng., arrived la this city Thursday last, with s view to examining the terming capabilities of Georgia, end possibly, a settlement with us. He to a fins specimen of English manhood, and we hope he will net only settle here himself, but bring a goodly ■amber of bis Mends* — At s "gUMsirg party,” sometime ego, Dr. H. f propounded the following; “A boy weni Ashing. He caught five, and on hts return, wae asked what he bad done with them. He replied that he had given 9 to hto tether and 4 to his uncle. How did he do itr* For some momenta the com pany revolved the matter, and gave it up, ‘•Why;” the Doctor said, “the boy lied, of course j 1 — Mias Laura Payne, formerly of this city, who married Mr. W. W. Wells a Peachtree street mer chant, and Who with her husband, has bee n living in Columbian*, Ah , while just prepared for retir ing, on Friday night last, her clothes caught fire and THE COURTS. Blodgett and Hojt’a Securities—Opening of Crfnlaol Business in the Supe rior Court—What oar Magis trate* an Doing—Hie Be- corder’s Reception. ram acramjaa cavar. the sEounrms or blodostt and hoyt Required to come to taw. Yesterday this Court refused to grant the lcjnnc- Woo prayed for by the securities of Foster Blodgett mid H. O. Hoyt—thus sustaining the previous de- * 00 ** Oourt. and of fudge Hopkins, ban it was before him. Th a decision was unanimous by Judge Warner and the two Superior Court Judges celled to preside burnt off. Bbe badly burned that she died in two ant a half hoar*. She was oonsoious to the hour of her death. Her remains were brought to this city on yester day for interment. The funeral sermon was preached bJ Elder T. M. Harris, of ths Christian Church, of which body the deceased wae a member. Tax i»yit6DuoTen* i before the students U eHealCollsfs, by Dr. A. W. Griggs, last evening, at the Wepredtstetlve Chamber, was both indructive and entertaining. The PoircBor-SvxDAin Op<N» Gompany present- ed to an Intelligent and fair andtoaoe last evening one of tbelr gem operatto concerts, whjeh nounced by competent critic* to be *7* Oysters are not good unlees they are well prepared. There to an art in cooking them net un derstood by every one. If you will go to Th<MBp> sou’s and call for an oyster stew, you will get them exactly right—than which there to nothing more de licious. ~ . - SOT Co). G. W. Adair will sell to-day at the City Hell the following properly: House end lot at Eeat Point A email term, between this plaoi an I East Fotat, on the Railroad. • •* Two flftoen aere terms uenr Rough 4 Realy. Two two-room honiee on Forest Avenue end Cai- ho in atreet. Be on hand end get bargains. Arrangements forties Kleetles Tetley, me nersesai err ran tous. Fer several days pest effoats have been made by both af tha peat!v interacted In th^HhelJmttol election to make arrengemeDte In regard to mana gers, and yee erday the Democratic and Republican Executive Committees met end agreed upon them. Judge Daniel Pittman, at the Courier Ordinary, at the solicitation of both parties, established e second place of polls In the city In the 193ith District G. M., including el! that portion of the olty north af the Plate end Georgia Railroad*. The voting plaea In this precinct will open to-day at 8 o’clock in IhUn- lab Engine House on Broad street, and continue open until 8 r. as. The other voting place will be at the CUy Hall. The mine peg agreed upon jesWday by the two committee*, pgre, for the City Ball: ,W. M. Butt J. P.; J. 8. Smith. (Dem. freeholder) end 8amuel Sheets, (Hep. freeholder.) For Tallulah Engine Rones: B. 8. Waters, J. P.jA. L. Fewler, (Dess, freeholder) J. G. Mills, (Rep. freeholder.) The effleo of the United States Marshal was crowded all dey with applicants for (he position special Deputy Marshal for the day. There were Uuee or four hundred applications.oat of ehlch (hen were about ICO appointment*. The deputies serve at e compensation of $• per dey. whloh Is paid out of the United fttates Treasury. Besides the special deputies, there an eight regular deputies end one chief deputy. The following la a list of those ap pointed: George B. Chamber jtin, Chief Deputy Marshal. C. B. Blacker. A nxouLin rxronis. Henry Martin, P- Sheridan, W. U. Leak, J- P- Eeigler, A. Beard, Jsaies JC. Carter, H. A. Hoffman. srxeux. Dirun as voa slxctiox. D. C. Smith, J. F. Crow, B. F. Coxwell, Arthur Lockhart, A. L. Goslin, T. N. Fricks, Charles Aker man, John Jeriot, William Spence, W.T. WaUer. Chance J ' The Supreme Coart yesterday met for the last ttoee, and delivered opinions in all eases rot pre viously decided, adjourning till the meeting of the Court In Janaary next. Iffll/M CSV ST. WBKCT SENTENCES—A HUGO GONE UT— OOL. ADAIR AS A LAWYER. The fourth week of Fulton Superior Court was JPJW yesterday morning. Judge Hopkins presid. GrscJ The following gentlomen were %m rn la e Juror*: William Wa'kln*, Foreman, flfF.Wyly, j F. Walker, A- O. M. Gay, M.T.Burtr, W. H. Poole, L. Luts, W. H. Mayes, 0. S. Newton. D. Morgan, A. Ergenslnger, W. W. Bryant, Ed. Baugh, J. W. Hall, Tho*. Durdett, BobA Campbell, John N. Fain, J.B. D. Osborne. CoL G. W. Adair, on wishing to be relieved from ffrand Juiy service, ea!d he was a lawyer, and bad paid hie taxes; but owing to the great competition among the legal fraternity, he had not as yet sc oured any ollenU. The Judge, in order to keep him In practice, assigned him to the defence of e poor negro, who 1* charged with a grave offence, which *k CoL Adair cheerfully undertook. The following ere the petit Jurors: M. Freldmthal, Charles Baker, J M. Smith, O. P. Butt, A. Fleming, P. O’Conner, Daniel Knight, John Doyle, W. B. Guess, F.. J. Childers, J. W. Donaldson, E. W. MeJ look, J-J-White, L. Began, V. L- MoKeen, J. T. Peacock, M. Morphy, U. Brogan, J. R. Thompson, J. M. Garrison, Thou, M -FerUa!, E.' D. Hall, J. D. Wardlaw, E. Maahburn. Abont this time there wee e rush fer bate, a grabbling for canes, e nebbing ol prisoners, end a general stampede out of doors. We followed the crowd, but it kept going—going—gone, end we were left alone la one glory to meditate what an up-IIill Piece of business it to to get Into the City Council. XX> H. TATLOM, who wilt be remembered aa having entered the boose of Mra. Hay good, and stealing a watoh, was pat on trial. He pleaded guilty to burglary, and was sentenced to twenty year* in the Penitentiary. It to ead to ace a young man thus dishonor hto teml- ly. and sunder ell the ttea of a life which might have been honorable end useful. roa euaar, a black bug, met a white nun near Docs tnr, and by ’artful persuasions” obtained the deluded Ceu« An’s money—|3b—for which he moat serve Grant, Alexander 4 Co. twenty years—one dollar a year. " You pays your mrnay, end yon takes your choice. 1 I. I. IAOUOI, altos Tom BulUvan, a whit# man, trted his hand on Michael Karaey, on the railroad near West End, Ar which he reoeived twenty years lodging at the State Boarding Hones. JOB* JOKES, colored, was a Confederate of Bngg's, and the jury had not rendered their verdict at adjournment. The Court meets this morning, but will adjourn until to-morrow morning. 4 Pistols sad Coffee — Another I ncl Brewing.*' Unuer the above head, one of'our reporters oi 8 on day morning, made allusion to another difficul ty growing out of the attempted duel between Mr. Booker end Mr. Lampkln, of Athene, in whieh It stated that Mr. Luckie, of Athens, Mr. Lucas 1 friend, wee unwell, and at hto suggestion the meet* tog had been deferred until such time as he wee able to give hto attention to the question of honor so unexpectedly sprang. Slnoe these remors were published, we learn upon reliable authority that Mr. Luckie received a dis patch from Mr. Lucas in Augusta, requesting presence In Augusta, stating that la trouble. Thereupon, to response to> hie friend’s summons, Mr. Lnokle hastened to make arrangements to go, but while the omnibus waiting In front of hie door, to carry him the depot, he received a dispatch from his brother in this city, conveying the eed lntelR gjoce that his sisters w«re dangerously ill, Mr. Lnckie, therefore, came promptly to Atlanta, where be to now attending the bedside of his sister, who, we regret to say, are quite 111. We have heard notnlng further from the contem plated meeting between Messrs. Backer eud Lucas, bat l rust It hes bees amicably adjusted. Fetes I seep4 and about fifty.others. JUeTIlXS' CSV STB, NOTHING DOING—THEIR HONORS HAVING AN EASY TIME. Judge Hpmmond was perfectly calm yesterday, and nothing occurred to disturb his rrpx will be one of the Election Men tgera to-day. Judges Butt and Saaaeenwere out most of the day. Judge Waters wee perfectly serene. BJICOmnxm'B CBUBT. HIS HONOR IN A QUANDARY -AN AFRICAN GREELEY ITS—A CHAT FROM THE DRESS BALL—STRANGS CASE OF DBUNKENNR8S. His Honor wept I His heart was over-burdened with grief and bis mind tore perplexed. Notwithstanding hie labors ef love, the people will rip the ”belmy Juice;” and nr oolored friends will scratch and bite, though 'their Utile fingers” were never made for ”slch. But he wept not so r inch for this. As we loolrinto hie tearful eyes, away down Into the lowest depths of hts mind, an Idea strikes us. Wbectto Johnson, the Johnson of our ostler Jays; Johnson, tifcoae tuvan lock* were wont to ornament the City Hail? Ah, here he te, hearty end Jommd, and as lithe as a book, tmi minus the irrepressible Greeley tot He to followed by a select company of i—net the disembodied—who cling to hie skiite like Jonathan to Seal's. His Houor’e tecs brightens; the “clouds that lower” o’er hie brow are cleared away; and as Johnson boldly stepped to the front, carrying OOL. OfiUKI HOUCKS, by the nape of tbe neck, Hie Honor exclaimed, drap that man." As Johnson did s), the Colonel came down with a thud that made ne feel uutaay for the balNUag, but the blaad anils on Hie Honor’s lace reassured us. Well, we must not forget the Colonel. Be wee telr, eh, so teir—but black; his eyes pletded his cate more eloquently then his words; and as be related the ead story of bla life, tbe auditors were visibly effected, end we think we heard HU Honor say « ’twee ever thus 1” Tbe Col onel wm an exceedingly military tnen, an l withal, a proud an*. He claimed dseoent la a direct line frqsn AJam, and wae In the habit of challenging others to produce e more ancient genealogy. Who, then, with each noble blood ae this, would languish tn retirement, end hide hts light under e bushel, black though he be ? Certainly not onr hero, who availed himself of hie privilege to quaff from the bowl that cheers tbe weary heart; he built cMilee in the sir, and dreamed himself beck Into Caffrerla, where he rambled through the Jnnale, slaying asses with the Jawbones of a Philistine. Bat IN a change comes o’er the spirit of hto dream. By tome means, known only to the dteembodled, be hear* that his friend Greeley to in danger; yea, and Um danger is great that not ail the tame eloquence an ” Editor-In-Chlef.” r.er tbe military renown of a “Co-Editor” can luffloe to save So bnckllng on hia armor (the Colonel, mean), he sallied forth to do battle for the Knight of the Old White Hat. An old friend endeavored to stop him, saying.’’General Grant is our What)” exclaimed the irate Colonel, ‘Mo yon mean dat leatberhead tauner of Galena, who voted forBuebeuan f He’s not our friend; no, not for Joe, he ain't. He wee agin ns when that ntble old White Hat waa the banner of our race. Who got up irf Horace Brown. Who made me free when Ieatnpalldeolenuaea'aprovi*ions? Oral* Gres ley I Who eays 1 should vote? Greeley Brown 1 Who says our pickaninlee must go to de same school, eat at de seme table, and bite iff de seme )nmp ol ■ugahwiA de whitest Horace Greeley, of course. What do you mean, nlggab, talking about General Giant?” Bo saying, the gallant Colonel made an ef fort to drew his sabre ead slay bis adversary ; bat nis arm wee kindly arrested In Us coarse by a po licemen, who reminded him that he wm in Atlanta, not in Caffrerla, and escorted him to the ” Strangers’ Beet,” where he wm off red the freedom of the eity. Hto Honor waa sensibly affected ead gave Johnson instructions which we did not bear, when the eoene shifted end present d to onr view e sprightly yoaag sea of Bacchus, whom we ehall call Joan MKaaiMiK. Twm at the Ball. Deanx and btiles were there, and wherever beaux are, there alee will John be found. The stirring strains of music, the bright eyes into which be looked, the wine he quaffed, ell combined to render him as happy as a peasant and SS dig aided ae a print*. U there had been i * gentleman” todoesa, to would bare foagbt him bat those present declining the dubious honor, he gave hto wrath vent la words '• which were plain," and the Ant thing he knew he wm out on the peve- aenk, alone it the cold world, the music hashed, the brignt eyes vanished, the wine turned late vine- gar. a^bateH like eaewbe” treads aoae Asserted.” Hs we* laksn up by a food Samari tan, and tenderly conveyed to Johnson’s arms, by whom to was carefully planed on Hto Honor's d**k. He wm so young, eo charming, sad so fair, that it was so universally dsrirtd he should be dealt with lightly, whereupon Johnnie ’*111.” w. m. cuvvueaaM waa sssu—that to, b* felt h# wm somebody be looked at with impunity, ao be eeat hie compli ments, with lb* ptea of gatilj—of what? V*1L ItorWs the rah. Whet to meant exactly to hand te exrteia; tot, doobUess, to wm waylaid and toasted too kindly, from the rihet o' which he ateggeted to the street, and same poftoemea -’rskmg iadtaer*- tion—thought to wm drank. How. It te a ecrieus matter te accuse e man ef being dreak—la teat, it to net te ba tolerated; and while W. H. 0. eras willing topuythetae. “he'd to darned afcre he'd to the Court-*’ Considering hia sstesme baahfsi asm meet of oar youths etc bmhfel-Hl* Honor imposed boom penalty which he Aid net make pub lic-end, therefore, neither wm wr. llalrbreadtti Escape. On Sunday afternoon soma yenng boys and em bryo sportsmen assembled in a room on the prem ises of Mr. Marcus A. Dell, and closing the door, in dulged tbelr sporting and martial propensities by taking a eerie* of exercises tn the nee of fire arms, which they believed to be harmless, M they were under the ImpreMion that the deadly weapons unloaded. While Indulging la the sport one of the boys eeixed e ehoi gnu and lnnooectly pointed it at one of hto companions and threatened to draw down him with whet he conceived to be an nnioeded gun. His companion protested, saying it was dan gerona. •Oh,” said the joong belligerent, ”11 ’s not ded.” ‘Well,” replied the other, “that mak e no dif ference; it's not pleasant;” and with that exclama. lion, he with his own hand, elevated the berrolof the gun until the muxile pointed to the ceellog,— At that instant, the first boy tonchod the trigger, end to the Mtoniehmeni of all, the gun was dis charged. the eontents tearing e frightful crovico in the oeellug. to ever thus from childhood's hour,” the boya will be boys, until by some boyish adventure they become defnuct, when they are corpses. Tho Market. Bex Omoa, Monday, Nov. 4,187J. Trade for the pest week hes been brisk and heavy. Money is becoming more plentiiul, end collections easier. Collections, indeed. In many instances, have been heavier then talcs. Business Is reviving in every department, and merchants ard business men ef all classes are greet!? encouraged at the prospect. This, of course, le, in e degree, the con sequence of remerkebly good crops, end tbe early maturity of tbe ootton crop, and favorable prices in general. Cottox.—The prices Lave been fluctuating daring thepMt week, having on ono day reached 17*6$ yX. Receipts for tha week abont 1,600 bales.— Tbe market closed quiet yesterday at 17|^17)J. Re ceipts 100 bales, Gbaix.—New corn la not fairly In tbe market yet, aud the sipplv of old oo*n le abont exhausted. The supply of wheat is very light Oats remain quiet, i chatigee for the n«xt thirty days are expect ed. We quote aa fallows: Ear coru 75 oente per bushel; white corn, old, 00; new 85; mral 90. Bed wheat $1 90; white f‘J. There is no yellow corn in market, none having been received from the Week yet. Gate ere eelling at 65660, with prospect of re maining at those figures—at least there to no proba bility of a fell. Stock peas are worth $110. Hat—Timothy hay 1* MUing at 1 65. There to bat U(Ue clover la market. Floub—W* quoto Fancy at 10 S5<|10 60; Extra Family 9 25Q9 60; Faml’y 8 00&8 •*; Superfine 60. The prime will probably be higher. Fro- ducers can soared? realise expenses at them fig- Western fleur is ruled out of the market by 80 oente cento per barrel. This Is in consequence of the fact that Western miliars eia withholding their supplies. Satr—Yirfinto salt is worth 2 00; Liverpool nom inally the seme, bat little or none lu the market Mxsts.—The trade la thta department has been quiet end steady. The atoek is nothing end the de mand le light. Daoou clear rib sides 11 Xi clear sides 12; ahouldera8>*. Bulk cleat rib aides Ilk; clear sides UK: shoulders tK: long cut 10k- Lard to worth 10k crate la tierces. Gbooxbixs.—Ooffse U steady eud stiffening a 1 20k@M. 8ugar—bro ra lOk0UK; «*tra C. 18; A. 18k@l 3 /»; crushed, powdereu, and granu lated 14k; cat loaf 18)J- MoImsss to millug at 86 la hogsheads; 28 lu tiarces; 3) In barrsls. tyrup 85£80, according to quality. Chsasa 17 cents. Baooixo.—2,k U aelLng at 16 cents; light b g gtng at 14916; Iron ttea at 9 oente; rope, 8 cent*. Fkbtxuzxm.—There has base a fair demand for manuring wheat lands. Soluble Pacific 63 00; on time 69 00. Chesapeake guano 66 0> Q6S 00. Fatopsco 61 00975 co. Land ptostar 18 CO per ton. Oocxtst PaonccK. — Potatoes t 00#8 16 for choloe; onions 8 T5@4 00; apples 4 OOffA W;egga firm at 27 cento; batter—choice 28j}39; chickens 28 988. Trade toe been moderate. Address of C. C. Hammock, Democratic Nominee for Mayor of Atlanta. Voion of Atlanta: On tbe 26th of last month, bj your kindness, I reoeived the Democratic nomination for Major of the oily ol Atlanta. < For this, yonr choice above other hon orable and worthy competitors, I beg to tender you my most hearty thanks, while the hope is expressed that you may nev er find in it jast cause of regret Should you think proper to ratify this nomination st the December election, gnd I become your Mayor, I pledge to you in behalf of the moot rigid economy in 9 all departments of the city government, the fall power and influence of my office. A city is made up of various dosses, with distinct, aud often conflicting, in terests. It is tbe pirtof wisdom to regulate and harmonize these elements, to the end that the entire community shall be ben efitted. This cannot be done by making the many pay tribute to the few; for justice demands that “all shall shore and share alike.” A just admiuiatration sees no differ ence between the rights of the me chanic and laboring man on the one side, and the rights of the banker and aristocrat on the other. So far as city officials are concerned, each and every one of them, from the highest to the lowest should be made to do their duty, and their whole duty at fixed salaries and icithout perquisites. Ah the Democratic nominee for Mayor, I have deemed it a duty to the party to work strenuously lor my election. I shall contium* to do my part; The rest lies with you. O. O. Hammock. Special Notices. Criminal Imposition. A bod bill substituted for e good one 1* simply a lose te tha pocket of the taker; but a poisonous flop substituted for a life-sustaining medicine Imperils the health of those who imbibe it, and the men who Mile, or recommend* such an article, criminal Impostor, and deserve# to bo visited with e heavier penalty then It he bed counterfeited gold pieces or forged bank bill*. Atony Vila, un wholesome potions now being offered for sale la various parte of the country ns ’Ionics” an 1 to relive#,” are recommended by ttolr dishonest proprietors end renders m superior to the fhmone national specific, Hoatettar’a Stomach Bitter*— Desperate attempt* ere made te thrust these per- nlrious compound* lute the hands ead down tbe throat* of life-long patron# of the greet vegetable *Um«lent and stomachic; ead although these con spired** against health and life very rarely succeed, U mav.jrttoUe* seems te be a doty occMlonally te warn the cm. ukma against them. Haste Bitter*, the nncqu tiled remedy for C**«ial Indiges tion, confirmed dyspepsia, btlionaneaa. liver com plaint, malarious revere, constipation, cons itn- weakness, end the functional derangement of the weaker sex. ha* for twenty yean stood at the hand of all medicine* of Ua class -a» far above them M to rector competition futile. It toe not ret reached the meridian of Its popularity. Its sale be ing larger now than at any period since Its intro Auction. It* utility M e preventive of disorder* en- aenderad by an insalubrious atmoepbera ox Ba- wholesome water U admitted by physicians — In unhealthy dtesrteu. ead It to ret mended m a stimulant by many practitioners who wifi not take the responsibility of prescribing the adulterated liquor* of commerce. Dr. OlaeMi’ hirer firfulalor imrteiMte tnm Bam. Uauilu 8. (ta ptxna. WMli Mil ", MWUU07 ««. -Am eocMtUm it nit tiXMoir urea uhulatob. *iu> imi Stanotmccments. The (Greatest Victor/ Known to the Scwlag Mnchiuc Fraternity. Wo hove just been informed that The “Howe’’ has taken first premiums at tho Btsto Fair of North Carolina; also at Oxford,Hudson, Goldsboro, Petersburg, Danville, Boynton, Wj thovillc, and Pitts- burg—showing the groat superiority of the “Howe” over all oompotitora. Tho Howe Maohiuo Manufactory is tho la-gust and best appointed Factory in the world, having an area of THBEK AND A BUT ACRES OF FLOOR, and employing Thirty one hundred hands in making 650 maohinea daily, and are now inoreaeiag their facility, by which they intend to manafaotare 1,000 ma chines per dey January ft at, 1878. Sewing machine purchasers will look to their interest by examining tho new "Howe” Machine before buying. It is the beet finished, tn >de of the best materi al, and runs the easiest of any maohine in ths market. Eevery machine fully warranted and thorough instruction given. Dont fail to see the n.io “Howe.” Tbe Howe Machine Co., Corner Broad and Alabama streets. Go to Bedwine A Fox’s, and buy n ticket in the grand Gift Lottery draw- ing to take place December 25th, 1872, at Htcphonson, Ala., for tho benefit of the Confederate Cemetery at Murfrocs- boro, Tenn. Only 50,000 Tickets to be sold. Over *100,000 of Cash and Heal Estate Premiums to be distributed. The numbers will be drawn out by two blind obidren, under the supervision of Mrs. General Morgan and otCcrs. Tickets *5 eaob. oo27-tf SPEOIA LTIES — AT — Sharp's Parlor Jewelry [Store. MamonSe and Diamond Jewelry, Sterne Cdmee and Cameo Corot, rt mod BMlJFeort Bridal Sets, Bemam Bold, Jmethytl Tnrqeoiee Belt/ Bine Wmtehee, Stem and Key WVnd, for Imdiee MofBoht Btotei ond •Imtrienn Stem and Key Wind, for Oente. Opem, JleeM, Guard nnd Ve*t\Chmine. Sleeoe Butt one. Blade ond Colter But tone- IV Help. MfCJitqVJBTKBS FSB eVca*r*. Gorham g Ce.'e SterUnp Sileencart. rmf Jtooortmomt of Beautiful Wbddlnf •iff* in thte market. lUnpraeiny free ef Charge. Jnei reoeived on Commieeion, m Letrpe emd BeomUfut •dotortmoml of Goode. VSeilore to the oominy Fnir dndilpoom niarity Jdeanlapeoue to Bxamlm thie eiook before Buytnp Si lent here. oclO OKS. SBJSBF, Jr.. Jpt. tO- Cardigan Knit Jackets, well adapted for office wear, at 81-8 EtSEMAN A' Bho. 0- Chapped Hauds, Face , llough Skin,Pimples,Ringworm, SaltRlieum and other Cutaneous affections cored, and tho ■kin made soft end smooth, by using tbe Juniper Tar Bptp, made by Caswell, Hazard A Co., New York. For nolo by all Druggists. satAwed dAwly The Ilow* S< wing Machine Was awarded the Premium for the best Machine with the best attachments, which bus been disputed by $ome of our jealous competitors. We invito all who are in donbt to call at the Howe office aud sco for themselves. Inn Howx Machine Co. October 30. * -TOltO FARItOW, For Mayor. lt'.-n-nt developments having made it sppuront that the oandidaoy for Mayor will not be restricted to parly nomina tion, (as evidenced by one independent candidate having been annoaneed in ad vance of tbe Demooratio nomination,and by tbe widespread and outspoken dissat isfaction at tbe manner in which tbe nomination has been conducted) the friends of Coe. T. Stodo Fabbow res pectfully annonnee him an Independent Candidate for Mayor in the approaching election. Many Citizens. Card from Jad|« D. F. Ilainmond. Atlanta. Oa., October 26,1872. Upon ths solicitation ot ssvcrnl hundred cltlMns by written petition and personal application, I an nounce xojsclf an Independent candidate for Mayor »t the approaching election. If *l*o'sd, I will zealously oppose all expenditure* oi tha public money that is not demanded by an tmpailon* morally. I will us* *11 toy tfforis to bring back ths City Government to a ►trict economy in its administra tion, slA *l*o ftpeedy discharge of Its moneyed obli gation*. 1 will aid te the extent of tbs power conferred is, in a faithful and vigorous administration of ths tow. lxak the support of all dtlMns who agree with me la sentiment, end who bsllevs that 1 will keep the promises I make. Respect fully, P. F. Hi Naintewp. Liocoi & liusinevw Notices. California 'Wines. We call attention to the fact that Shepard, Baldwin A Co., Decatur si, opposite tho Kimball Hoaae, have • smalt stock of pnre California Wine* on hand, among which ore: C ilifornia Port Wine, “ White Misaion Wine, Pale Sherry Wine, “ Zintandcl Wine (for dcaiert.) “ Mnscatelle Wine. JWTHE PUREST AND SWEET- eat Cod Liver Oil in the world is Hazard A Css well’s, made on the seashore, from freeli selected livers, by Caswell, Hazard A Co., New York. It i” absolutely pnre sod sweet. Patients wbo have onoe tak en it prefer it to any other. For isle bv an Druggist* lfbuAfn -ilAwlv _!#- THE FERRO-PHOSPHOHAT ed Elixir of Colisaya bark made by Oaawel, Hazard A Co., New York, is a delicious cordial, made of the Pyrophosphate of Iron and Colisaya Bark; it is the most valuable tonic now in tue for dyspepsia, nervous affections, wakefulness, debility, depression of spirits, Ae., Aa Tbe pale, the nervous, and the debilitated should not fail to take it; particularly females suffering from those complaints incident to the sex. Physicians now give it the preference to all similar preparations. If token during exposure to malaria it strengthens the system to reeiat this poi- eon, and prevent, chill and fever, bilious lever, aud other intermittent attacks. For sale by ail druggists. mlS oaaAthurs dAwly Sheuard,Baldwin & Co. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Liquors & Tobaccos No. 11, Decatur Street, Opposite Kimball House ATLANTA, Oa. Staples Ac Keab, WHOLES 1LE AND RETAIL GROCERS Commission Merchants 278 Broad Street, (Old Stand of John M. Clark 4 Co.) THE WORLDS FAIR. TO BE HELD AT ATLANTA, Tuesday and WedneadaT NOVEMBER 20 and 27. John Robinson’s Great Traveling Museum, Menagerie, Caravan and Hippodrome, Com bined with the Grand Internationa) Zoological Garden, Polytechnic Institute & Mammoth Circus, IN FOUR TO TEN TENTS, at the Space ot the Gi-mnde wlH per mit. John Robtoeon, Proprietor and Heseml Director: John Robinson.-Jr.. Manager. oclg-dgw In Augusta, Ga. joitjr l. jnoojr. ttoraov-at.liaw /~vAKTKKUV1LLK, QKOUOIA.—OO-A over lAlte V Rian’s atore, Keel M*i» «tre»t Will practioair the countlo* comprising th« CLerokoa Circuit. Prompt nitration give to bnain***. )dl»‘f Macon & Brunswick RAILROAD COMPANY. Change of Schedule. O 8 ACCOMMODATION Til A IDT, DAILT. Leave Macon, 8:90 4. M. Arrlvt nt Jesup 6:02 P. M Arrive at Brunswick lOAMP. M Lenv* Brunswlok 4:80 A. M Arrive at Jesup 6:46 4. M. Arri*«*t Macon a to! P. M. Connect* oloaaly at Jeaup with trains of A'-lantlc 4 Golf Railroad to aud from Savannah and t <ortde IIAWKINHVILLE Tit A IIV. DAILT —aUXDAT* KXOXFTKD. Leave - 2 66 P.M. Arrive at Hawkln*villa... Leave HawkinavlU* Arrive at Mnooa MV 6.80 P. M. j.. 1.00 4. M. 10:80 v-M, BEMOYAL. C. It. Brown. UPI10I.8TEHING FURNITURE, RZIFAIRINO jtjru v.ht.h - u.i.rm.ra NKW BUILDING. LOUNGES MADE TO ORDER, And alwaje on Land. Chairs and allother FwraltarcHepalretf •" Not ClxeApetot, BUT 8AFE8T AND BEST!" PRAT PS ASTRAL OIL DEPOT, Wkltakoll moot On* Poor Balov Mltafcall Strata r. n. vtooc, arent. la ilwkjr, uniform, Burn* odor lee#, I* perfeetiy tale, and wtil not explode or toko fire if tha lamp to upeet and broken. It will bora longer than any other. No aoetdente have aver yet occurred from It Try Hand be couvincid. For Bale, wholesale and retail, by F. H. LtiDUO. Bale Agent. Jy9S.tf Atlanta. On. FOR SALE IN SOCIAL CIRCLE. id hia re# pare hoard kovtna to I ataiateg 130 ACRES, more or teea. Abtwt 90 acre# la wood, lying partly in tha limit* of tha oorparation of tha town ot hoc ini Cl rcla. Any one wishing to parch**# een obtain a bargain by calling on k. Nehbut or in bla ateenoe, onToomba 8p*awnan, lag., of Social Circle. *ep64»tt FOR SALE. ONE CAR-LOAD TWO-IIOBSE WAGONS, CHEAT*. By ANDERSON k WELLS. Notice to Gardeners Choice Whitest Red Onion Stt% JUST RECEIVED AND FUR SALK UT ANDERSON k WELLS. OC79-U Tbla gigantic enterpriee which hwabera, at a vm! expenditure at Uma and i ganised an i equipped for the preeant traveling season, presents tea atertUng, novaL omlqa* emd a raectecle never before witneaaad In tea annals of amaMmant enterprise alitor to tela or nay atear aft • Twelve Superior Show* In one, aU for a single prion of admlaaion, lu tbe oodeotion and organisation of the Mnaenm tho utmost care hM tea hte te ffrallfy and m» lighten the public by presenting In one VMt assemblage an aocnmntottoB each m hM »avaraea« attemyte- ed or dreamed of by the combined tact, talent and hberalitv of a*l other maoag— to Aaaartaaa It may be Intareating for the publlo to uodeietand that for nearly two yeora.Mr. Inhiaa—*a i oonitltute* but a moiety p( - . ... . ^ ad that to tho Aqotornm, MoMom, Maaagaria, and Caravan, taste are Twenty Thataaad a ta pen don* Combination hM bean brought together at an actual ooaHe tea Preyalelaa ilion of Dollars; which la ten time# more than wm am I * —*' ^— iev.ral department* represent ths choiOMt excerpts fro* I?. Geology, Ichthyology, iJonohology.EatooMilogy, Anthropology, utatoary.ull PalntiLg*,.and many rare and exquisite produotiona ot t arte, and ao okralfled for this Groat Ixhlbltiou m |o ohaUanga tha admlrati of Posts, I talesmen, Philo ophara and Dtvtaee* Parent*, labbath and Public Mohool Taaohaira should haar to mind that no pohtia aThlhteM om te- •tltutsd to America afforded a tithe ol the pradical lessons of totttition wfcth an found to tela OhifM an- Itlon of Objaot Teaching. To this Viet array la aodafi, te a aaparatdanfi Oaloaaal Tent, a^ahla af kntetoff IMOpwKto . HIPPODROME aim oxnoun, n» Art mc.rrommm ma.mmm, iwnn, cjxfMMma mteiem OMzaamiMi tmicm ea.aaa, uaraM'raxve atrrr taa aaar mjim Mem emmetm jr. rvir» Lv rma kmia Imim li, «,(ooa would Mqalra Ik' «at»l wly two Uumtand man and ho "in- H i confidently believed by those tAOSt If Traveling service* of nea... la furthermore ooLfldentiy believed by oonipetent to Judge; vrhtle the management era vary emphatic to Uie>tetemrnt that, takauinthe aggrw' gate, John RobiosoA’a World’* Fair has ’port real end solid attnotlon. merit and vain*, vnth a greater variety of marvellous faktureotdan U usually con tained to twon y ordinary Shows. In order that tha publlo may ba able to Ibrm an approximate ooncaptlon of tha magalaada of this concern, w* volunteer tha statement that—which will ba qualified at any time—the daily expense* aa* tending John Robinson’s exbib ttira ari three tlm* * more,than tea gross receipt* of env of tea self sty'ad first cla** shows In America. It tefeerefno, with no or dinar; degree of oonfldaaoa that the man* sgamant arnonncea that thaaa twslva r»*t shows, for only one rriooaf admiaaloa,jaro poaltivfiy the largest aver seen on earth. We respectfully soUclt tbe attention of tbe reads* feat area of tho great exhibition, m w» have not •pace to mention tha moltitiidlncaa enrtosltk* with widte tha ohUro 4. The Monster Bee Lion* from Alaska, 9 In number, ta# largest weighing 9,009 Its. dally; ths kgyptian Crocodile. *> feet tong; a den of A'rloaa and fioath ' 30 feet long, a Texas Blocs with thr*e horns and ryes, an Educated I K.epbaut lu the worhU-eotual weight 6 tooa, a drove ot Camelq^Bul oswSSI Hog teak ete Vtiiand talk, tho tergao* _ _ „ _ jffaloe#, Btoons. Baoradtattle. Udfieo. 49 of the smallest Ponlea aver asen; a rhinoceros or Ubtcoru of Holy Writ, one ot ten oaoal metrefew* •(oalmen ever Imported, weight HUM) lb*, cast filfifftej a pair ot moot Ootriehm. U teed >%hJMte American Ulppjpoumo*, Hario Bsaal. Homed U rue. Cupu Bara. Cash mere Quote, •Xbony Headed TuV tine Bbeep, bouthAmerlcan Jaguar, Silver Lions, ofCaiUorala. striped and ■ potted »iite,r Doer, Bison of Odoradn, Amerioaa Fallow Dear. Peruvian Alpaoe, Llsma ertVmai af tea Aaifii American Couaar. American Buffalo, Virginia Panther. Badgers, Bengal Lom ~ — Rat Kangaroo o New Zealand. Tawxny Lion of Zaffra. Shetland Oow. Babyro Spotted Tigers, Black Tiger, A friesn Porcupiuee end Bearers, the wltela lot collection of wild animals svar eem at ana tint*. IN THE ARENA Wtil ba Introduced tha following unexampled array of equestrian,aowbattc.alblalto andgywoMlfi teteat: Tha Great and Indomitable Champion Horseman of the World. GEORGE M. KELLEY, Tha Champion Leaner. JOHN WILSON, Tbs Grant Four-hone rider. COLORED BOY. LEWD). Tha Wild and Dsabiug Bspraaentativa of Bareback florseaunship and Hurdle Leaping. ABDKLL AND DAT18, FOUR GREAT CLOWN*, Embodying soma of tho Maa* Original to Uteri- JOHN LOWLOW. the Pearl***; ARCHIE OAMPMLL. WILLIAM “ Tha HOLLAND CHAR Batteuta Lcapar and Vottlgaav. If LLE I. AMOUR, This Fqasatrieone Xoltoasa any arttoa that baa maia hcrdstmtwltoUteT^d^ Tha Peerless and Beautiful WUd Baas! Taman. • M’LLK MARGARET, The Queen of tha Mananffa WILLIAM OONRA D’S PBUrOHMIKU l>QOf AMD HOIKBTI Wdl ^ ba Inlrodacad. and Ih. World la CtaltaNP* to prodao. .Ml Ol ttai Pvrfoimjmca, ano tha aunoit human sagacity which way msfteff, KfirRemcmbi r a Show, the equal of wUidh haa MU b*«a ajeul America, moaged aud owned bj the Vetera® Bdovrab m mi ’ OLD JOHN HfoBINSON. Whoae name is a rore guaranty tl-at the PabUe will t Elaborate Exhibition eter Exhibited in >• ■ - ATLAMTA : jSp ITlEllvIHlvtBEjn. TH3B3 DAY. . IDUISAIOM IO ALL , GUILD REN under lfi....« r -li* w*. u ». M . *■». J# Performaucceat 1 and 7 JO o’clock daily. . ; •' "a taro*- V» wTOf. - i ...» - SO cun.