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^ATLANTA, OA.:
J1ETEOHOLOGICAL,
office chief ov signal sep vice, i
Waminotoh, o.t c.. November 9,1872. J
In Use northws** »*d thsnc* orer Use Western
lAkea< brisk northeast to southeast winds with
cloud J weather and rain, extending tomorrow to
the lover Ohio Talley and Michigan and on the low
er lakes, and thfnoe to the upper Ohio valley and in
the New England States. Clear weather and north
erly winds in the Middle and South Atlantio States;
north to east winds, cloudy weather, and light rain,
w ;th clearing weather in the Gulf States, with north-
wost winds, waralnlng the signals to continue at
Duluth. Signals are ordered for Chicago, Milwau
kee and Grand Haven.
CITY AFFAIRS.
g£, 0. A Whisky and Old Valley at B. M. Bose &
Co.'*, Broad street. •
ChsNh sad Ishbsth School Directory
for lias City To-day.
nssr kxthodist xrucorar. church-Bev. W. P.
Harrison, D. D., Pastor.
Sabbath School. 9, a. m.
Morning servioss 10)4 "
Evening services .. 7)4 ». u.
main u. *. enumon, south—Bev. C. A. Evans,
Pastor.
Bsbbsth School
... 0 A. .U.
Pr»yer meeting every Wednesday evening, 7)4. "
Bt. Paul’s M. E. Chulcb, Souiu. —
Bev. G. H.
PattiUo, Pastor.
Evening services
... 7 ••
Babba’h Bohool, A ternoon
FaYNS’s M. E. Church, South — Rev.
D. D t Cox.
Faator.
Sabbath School
. 9 o’clock,
Morning servloee 10)4 "
Evening service* IX "
Church or ran Iiucaculatr CosctPiioa—Catho-
lto—Rev. M. Onlllnan, Pastor; Bev. J. B. Duggan,
0 orate.
Low Mass T a. at.
High Mass ...........11 A. M.
Catechism Glasses Sr.ac
Vespers 4r.it.
Tan Baptist—Lev. E. W. Warren, Paator.
Sabbath School 9, o'clock, A. at.
Morning Services 10)4 ** «
Evening Service* 7* •* r. at.
Sscoxd Baptist—Bev. A. T. Spalding, D. D., Pastor.
Sabbath School 9 o'clock, a. at.
Morning Servioes 10X “ "
Evening Services IX " r. at.
Tuan Faptht—Bev. B. P. Moore, PAStor.
Sabbath School - 8 X o’clock a. at.
Morning Service* 11 " **
Evening Service*. IX '* r. at.
Fourth Baptist (James Chapel)—Bev. V. M. Daniel.
Sabbath School..... 10o'clock a.at.
Morning Services.......... 11 ** “
Evening Services 7 •• r. at.
Brll Btrrrt Bapi ist Church.
Preaching at 10)4 a. at; Feet Washing and Com
munion in connection with the morning lervic*.
Sunday School 3 o’clock, f. h.
Baptizing .I'd " ••
Preaching.... .... 7 " ••
First Cbkutiar Church—Bev. T. M. Harris, Pastor
Sabbath School 9 o'clock a. k.
Morning Services — 10)4 " "
Evening Servioes 7)4 " r. at.
Elder T. M. Harris will commence a aeries of ser
mons this morning at the Christian Church, on
Hunter street, on tba "Typology of Scripture." Sub
ject at night: "Christ the Head of the Body, the
Church."
Tina Psrsbytrriah Church—Rev. J. 8. Wilson,
D. D., Pastor.
Sabbath Cohoel 9 o'clock a. at.
Morning Servioes 10)4 " *'
Evening Services 7)4 " p. at.
Central Prrsbytrrui—Roy. J. T. Leftwltch.
Sabbath School 9 a. at.
Morning Services .~.........10>4 "
Evening Services .7)4 r. at.
St. Lvkb’s Episcopal Church—Bev. George Mo-
Canley, Rector.
Morning Services ..10)4 a. at.
Babbath School and afternoon servioes.r. at.
St. Phillip’s Episcopal Ohueoh—Bev. B. B. El
liott, Rector.
Morning Servioes 10)4 *•
Evening Bervi 7)4 r. at.
.tmoujro tub citj\
—Col. John Rios is in the city.
—The Reactder’s Court was looking up yesterday.
—" Lady Audley’s Secret" la to be told In this city.
—Municipal election Is beginning to make a stir.
—Handcarts are being brought together, to head
•ff the hors* disease.
—MsJ. A. J. Hulsey left us last evening for the
purpose of getting married in Virginia. Wa are
glad to have accessions to our population.
—A gentleman passing on the Macon k Western
Railroad, between the freight depot and Forsyth
street, slipped sad bruised hie knee badly.
—The vacant lot between 1 hi Bum Boltdlig and
the Blacksmith Shop, on Broad street, 29x40 feet,
was sold yesterday to Mr. Alexander, at auction, by
G. W. Adair, for $1,470.
Dialoous.—Bee the dialogue about the great
whale in our advertising columns.
Bux. It OouMKira have an important auction
■ale of the Fuller warehouse* and lots on Marietta
street on Tnea Jay. This is valuable property.
Jap ax, China, Imoia.—Inclement as yesterday
was, crowds visited May son'a, looking at the rara
aud beautiful goods he will sell at auction Tuesday.
tu Been Sawn* Machine.—'We ask attention
to the advertisement of thl* machine. It epeali
for Itself, and invites examination.
8plxndid PaopasTT at Auction.—See the two
advertisements of Col.Q. W. Adair, whoae sales for
Wednesday and Thursday are attractive to those
wanting houses or valaabl* property.
Fomrroy-Hwsbair.—This troop* closed a very
successful engagement in this city last night, and
left for Columbus, where they will agaiu delight the
mualc-lovlng.
Bkliablr Jxwklbt at Auction. — The Live
Auctioneer gives notice that he has a consignment
of Ant clras Jewelry that la reliable, from a respon
sible dealer. Thsy invite dealers to pnrohase the
goode either at suction or in Jobbing lots privately.
Mksmu. Uxxpubns k FfcTNN.—This house it on*
of tbs bast In Atlanta—perfectly reliable and honor-
able in all transactions. We Invite the special atten
tion of all dealers and wholesale purchasers to their
advertisement. In which the Un* of goode in which
they deal Is eat forth. You caunot do better In this
«tty than to trade at the bouse of Stephens k Flynn.
John Boarasol’s OsiArasT Eutormusc.—8-me
of my frtende have feared that I have expended sneh
a fabulous sum of money in fitting out my great
traveling show that I will never get ltbaik again;
wall, if I don't perhaps I can ataad It I have
leaned that (he More extravagant a manager Is in
providing for the public gratification, the more lib
erally will ha Le patronized. Indeed, this is one of
the great secrete la my line of business. Of course
A manager maat not muddle hi* brain with liquor,
but musk keep it clear and cool, to that he don't
squander fpoltahl. • Ley out every dollar Jodi-
cloudy where it will gratify your patrons, then go
Ahead with pour dhow, the pabllc will de the rest.
X wit bn in Atla»fa>o»amber 2Dih sc d 171b.
John Bcdirson.
JJiOTHBM JV.qr l4.YU.VdrU.VTA
.^J^Cj^ane'Bank el Georpia was organised y*»
fallowing
Directors for the ensuing year:
Joseph K. Brown, John T. Grant, William Good-
Win, J. A. Hayden. W. O. Morrill, W. A. Banner,
John B. Hyaa. J. W. Leaser, oi Boston; W. L. Wai-
Amsef Bdtemora.
At a msrttog <d the Directors. Colons! J.T. Great
was uuanlmously a looted President.
The names associated with this new soterprt *
- j a sufficient guaranty of tie solidity sad strength.
«A»tll five U the confidence ef all pernors. Thus
will step forth tnto lb* business without the
*Jprocest of having to build up a reputation tor
standing and ability In mana»<manL
THE_COURTS
The Superior Conrt-Miiclstrates with
their Hands la lhelr Pockets--
Scenes In the Becorder’s
Court.
nvpsmiOM ctuar.
TURNED ADRIFT.
The Jury, in the case of Miss Landers, which wss
outat adjournment day before, wero unable to agree
"Hie parllea wero dismissed.
ITiero were two stators of this name, who came
here from Catoosa county. They wero Ignorant
country girls, and were more objects of pity than
prosecution. His Honor spoke quite pathetically
to them, and seemed to make an impression. He
aaksd them if they would go home, if they got
transportation, to which they assented. Ho prom-
lead to see that they bad the mesne to go. It la to
be hoped that on their return to the Influences of
home they will amend their course, anl be na long
er an eye-sore to the community, and a misery to
themselves.
JUST KBS' t'OUMTS.
SPICE IN STORE.
Jaatioe Hammond Is still very quiet on civil busi
est.
Jostioe Waters is similarly sllnttod.
Justice Bntt hopes for something next week.
Justice Basseen we did not see, though his bailiff
was on hand.
On Monday a rather spicy case will be brought up
before ono of our Justices, la which an affslr of the
heart la concerned.
BECOUMiBM'H COVMT.
CANDY YS. WHISKY—LADIES ON THE RAM
PAGE—LIEUTENANT JUSTIN—AND OTHER
MATTEBO.
A really select party assembled yesterday morn
ing at His Honor's ball, and the scene was graced
ty the presence of the fair sex. who seem of Ism to
have avoided this popular resort. Ills Honor, who
was not expecting such a pleasure, had not adorned
his person with that fastidiousness which he always
exhibits when entering the presence of the fair;
and aa he is a naturally bathful man, his trepida
tion befors the lsdlse may well be imagined. Now,
had onr friend Grady stood'In Hie Honor’s shoes,
he would have been perfectly at home,and carried his
honors like a blushing rose. But Grady being the
Herald't fighting editor, perhaps wo bad better let
him alone—aa we would not like to be "called out.’
CHARLES OUEEN
was green enough to be caught "napping;" and
such offences can only be settled by handing over
the "green."
OEOROR WEAVES
was a fine old gentleman, with a slightly German
ascent, and bears a striking resemblance to Count
Yon Moltke, to whom George is related by marriage.
Tbs late election gave Col. Weaver’s nerves such a
shock that he resorted to various devices for resto
ration, and, unable to purchase a stimulant, he
agreed to bny some candy and bava the whisky
thrown In. He coaid n )t ny whether he paid for
the candy or the whisky, nor did he cars. He im
agined himself In "Faderland" once more, and called
lor the candy again. About .this tin e he was con
veyed to the calaboose, wbero he thought his sor
row " o’er and o’er again," and the more he
thought of It the more Indignant he became. That
freeman should be thus Interfered with in his
privileges, was something beyond comprehension;
and when a sick man would not be allowed to bny
oandy and drink whisky It was high time to be
alarmed for the liberties of the country. George
weaved his story out to bis Honor In each immense
warps that he was let off with the costs.
M ns. FLYNN,
who was represented by Mr. B. H. Thrasher, Is the
ladywho so kindly supplied Mr.Weaver's want*. She
thought that such an act of generosity ts giving
away the whisky to a sick man, to make his candy
go down easily, was unheard of. Mr. Thrasher
read HLs Honor from Georgia Reports, 35, the decls.
Ion of the Supreme Court, wherein It decided that a
corporation had no right to encroach upon ths Ju
risdiction of the State Courts, and the offense
charged being against the 8tate. it should not bean-
tertalned by the Booorder. His Honor, however,
decided that ha would take Jurisdiction. Colonal
Thrasher will carry the case up.
KBS. SARAH WATERS
Is an elderly lady, rather good looking, and of a
matronly contour. She was Inclined to joke a little,
and drink more; bat thoee habit* sometimes lead
her into tronble from which sho finds it bard t> ex
tricate herself. She wss industrious with tbe needle
-though she often thought about that camol. and
wondsred whether it could pass through the
needle’s eye. Well, she was making drosses for an
accomplished belle, and the way she did work cn
the flounces, raffles, fluting, eta, was simply mar-
vslous. Piece alter pieces wero stitched together,
until at last it wss completed, and all her friends
agreed that madame Demoreat was eclipsed for once,
and that Worth was bat little worth. Elated by her
great success, and feeling the need of a stimulant,
sha Indulged—we blush to say It, yet we mnsi-her
head was suddsuly filled with wild fancies and
weird Ideas—sod In her exceodlng gnat Joy sho
tarried on the way and imbibed again. Her delicate
nerves oonld not stand ths over-pressure, and she
wilted" like a decayed orange when ahe arrived at
the residence of the fair charmer whom she expect
ed to join with her In her exelamsUons of triumph,
but
HIM AMANDA PAI1U
eour. A great ball was tv take place, and
Amanda—who. by tba way, la as beautiful
hour!—had been engaged to attend it with Count
Yon Blatherskite, a matnlfloent foreigner but re
cently over. Tor this reason she was desirous of
the magnificent robe that Sarah was making, lbe
Count was on hand two hours ago; it was lata then;
and Sarah, owing to the peculiar condition of her
nerves, did not arrive until away after the first
quarter of the night. Now, every yonug lady will
readily understand Amanda’s feelings when tho had
to apologite to the Count and tell him she could not
go.
Why," tho Couct exclaimed, "you place me in
unp'eaaant position. I have told s i my frieods
that you were my partner, and now they will think
I have been—been—prevsrlca«lDi{."
Oh, my darling, dear Count," atghod out
Amruda, " don't say so. 1 would Uko so well to go
with you, but, you see, I have nothing to wear."
Glancing at her outfit, tho Couut could not un
derstand h- r meaning. Some time after, lu wever,
Informed that it was the custom among
American ladies to aay they had nothing to
when they were actually bankrupting their hus
bands and fathers with their needless extravagance.
Amanda upbraided Sarah for being so 1st*. Sarah's
proud UJU1 blood could not brook censors, anl her
temper could not keep still—a fault. It Is said—in
herent In most women. Impelled by tbe Od,
Amanda gently placed her baud on Parah's shoul
der, not knowing that auch an act would be looked
upon as " intlmtJailon," s fact which sadly irn
pressed Itself upon her mlud when an uffleer Inter
viewed her in th* Interest of ft# Injured Mrs
Waters. Iu this sad emergency, th i lonely Amanda
called upon
MISS CALE4TX OUSNEB,
a very near and dear friend, who happened to be
convenient on th# night In question. His Honor
asked Mice Celeste If elie had heard any <• fursing,”
to which Celeste answered thrt at th* time Amanda
sad Sarah were speaking she herself was *• 'aoonrs
log" with her sweetheart, whom she had Lot seel
for several months. She wss sure, however, that
Amanda’s gentle nature forbad* the Idea that she
should have don* say thing wrong. Her own bust
asss was such that she could not keep posted In
what ethers dona. H s Honor 1st tbe crowd off with
coats.
t B. A. OORAT
is one of those (Jod foresken wretches a hose chief
deslr* iu Qfe Is to drlbk whisky, set ths part of
vagrant, and Ist his wife and children eta.-vs. Day
before yesterday he got drank,\a lsble habit, went
home and kicked his wlfs and children out doors,
where the police found them shivering with cold,
and drenched with rain. On anterfug hie house b*
was found lying on th* bed with his boots on, saor-
tng like s hog. Why la he not properly punlihcd?
a. V. WALLACE
was sailed, but there was no rublic announcement
made of the nature of his case.
wents
ed a 1
stir.
a one-1
Tho tale msy bo correct, and in the hepe
It la so, we forbear punishing their names.
' wi-re dlamUsed with costs.
M. SCHL08SIN
sloshing sround, firing torpedoes. He wound-
little Guinea negro and created considerable
Owing to the klud offices of friends he was
discharged.
ED. CHAMBina
drunk and disorderly, for which he wss mule-
ted In the costa,
o. t. noma,
j-legged veteran who had walked In the bloody
chasm, and left a line behind, baa the mlaiortnne
of giving vay under the influeuco cf but oae drink.
No ono regrets this more than he does, aud in order
to cure himself of the fault, he keeps on trying, but
it takes a long time; and the worst of It Is Johnson
~in't hear to see a man enjoy himself In that way,
ad always pots a atop to It.
But hark to the bugle’s stirring notes; make way
for the Illustrious
UBUTKXAXT S. JUSTIN,
who wears ths livery of Uncle Barn’s defender*.—
The Lieutenant, who la a constant reader of the
Bux, was pained, day before yeetorday to read th*
demise of Gen. Meade, than whom a more chiral-
officer never lived. He was afflicted with grief,
and resolved to do proper reverence to the memory
of the dead hero. Yesterday morning, however, he
■aw in Thr 8un, a telegram that Howard waa likely
to succeed Meade. This was more than the Lieu
tenant could bear. It waa and enough that Mead*
should die, and while bla equal could
not be expectod to sucked him, yet It was
supposed that some one of reepectable attainments
would, and hiw he waa disappointed 1 To fill toe
place of a dead lion with a live donkey, was enough
to drive a stronger-minded man than Justin wild
and no wonder waa It that he sought Internal
strength! But he got bit, se many other men often
are—the v hiaky was awful mean—It was forty rod.
His gyrations around tba streets attracted the atten
tion of several, who oonvsyed him befors Bis Honor
for a remedy. Considering the Incipient causes, the
Lieutenant was let off with the coats; bat still per
sists in the opinion that Howard is s donkey.
PEIVATB WM. HAZLEHURBT
wss not so much interested In Meade's successor as
he was in wishing for a square meal. He baa been a
victim of the Company Fond operatljn a >me time.
He la a botto-sesred individual, nod doubtless will
ing to do almost anything except police the yards
aud bhek tne officers* boots. There Is not muoh
chance of promotion for him. Therefore, he was
after the beer, nothing leu—he did not mneb care
how much more. The costs were all ho oonld go.
no. 42
behind a fortification, and could not be Inductd
to come forward. Tbe costs, however, are likoly to
be forthoomlng.
FBAXK WOOTS9N
le a Grant colored Radical, and was at tbe pow-wow
night before. He got drunk and spread his limbs
pretty freely around. Uls Honor "intimidated”
him to the tune of $5 and ooats.
apparently mother and two daughter* wars ar
raigned for keeping a disorderly hi us*. The
wu wall mads out, yut th* cum was a Lard
Thors la barely a possibility that thsy se* Innocent,
though it Is a remote on*. They Uvs alone, and
their otcry la that the disturbance* mads are mac o
by piraons seeking to loved* the mu 0ity of Utstr
home,
that
They i
Airs. D. P. Bowers.
Th# experience of Mre. Bowers lu the South has
been moat flattering, and her triumphs signal. The
Auguste Chronicle and Sentinel, speaking of her
aeoond engagement there says:
Despite the continued inclemency of tbe weather
the theatre was crowded almost to suffocation.—
Every seat in the parquette, dress elide and gal
leries wm taken, chalra wero placed in tha aiau-a to
accommodate others, and still less fortunate ones
stood during the out re performance. We have eel-
■»m seen such an audience nere, aud its presence
as a triumph of which any actress might be proud.
The play wm tbe fine historical tragedy of "Queen
for It noltbor needs or admits of oue. If we could
carry, with meet diatiuot vividness in our mind,
every gesture, look and pete ot the great artist; eve
ry expression of the lace; the eloquence of eye sod
them comprehended.
To say that this scene or that wm moat admirably
treatod, that here she was subtle and there aubllmo
ly grand; that now she melted her audleuco to tsars
and anon carried them away with the lire of her pas
sion, only intimat-s her powt-ra as au actreao, and is
only bringing to view the merest fragments of a
symmetrical and perfect creation. But > fter all we
could only deal with effsots, for it would be su utter
impossibility to follow tho soul of auuh a character
m Mrs. Bowers. •• Elisabeth," through all Ita
is—through all its sunshine and its storm—
through Its melting loves and flcrco pride. Those
who witnessed her rendition of the charaotcr will
remember it forever.
Heretofore wo have had n* model for Elisabeth,
tbe Virgin Queen of Eng'aud, and no standard be
night round tbut a definite form bad at last been
given to the Ideal character which their minds LA 1
conceived. The painter or the poet might hive toiled
for years In vain upon paper and upou canvas to
reacn the iniuds and tne Uearta of the assemblage
m did the truKodieco during the few short hours—
golden hours—in which shu lived amt moved KliZ%
bath. Nivsrwss au audience so aroused. Been*
:elvt*d wnh enthusiastic applauee,
Atlanta Law Association.—A meeting of the
members of ths AUsnts Bat wss held on yesterday
morning at iho office of Howard VanEpps, Esq.,with
■ view to organising a Law Aasocls’lon. Tbs Hon.
Denote F. Hammond presided, and Marshall J.
Clarke, Esq., acted aa .Secretary.
On motion of C< I. Reuben Arnold, a committee
consisting of tbe following geutlemen wm api "tut*
ed to prrparj s Constitution:
Col. Reuben Arnold, Hon. R. U. Clarke, Samuel
Well, Erq „ B. U. Thrasher. E»q., Col. L. E. Bleck
ley, ooL F. L. Myuatt and John A. Btepbeua, Esq.
The meeting then adjourned to moet on Satur
day. the 23d tnat, at the office of Messrs. D. F. A W.
R. Hammond.
ctTiMKjne .nv.yicirjL ticmht.
lu our announcement column this morutug will
b* found " tbe Oitiseua' Municipal Ticket," with
D. F. Hammond, Esq., for Mayor. It will be ob.
served that on*-ra'f in# ticket Is mad* up from the
late ticket nominated by the Democrats, aud the
other half ia composed of new men. W* anticipate
lively canvass.
ScHiLLaa's BiaiRDAY.—A ball, In honor of Schil
ler's birthday, will be given In Concordia Hall, by
tho member* of Schiller Lodge, on Monday ito-mor
row) evening. Admission, one dollar for gentlemen
and ladles.
ran juabmbt*.
Sun Orr cc, November 10, 1872.
Trade wm very good yeaterday. Collections con
tinue easy.
Cotton.—Reporta from Liverpool and other for
eign markets era Indicative of a downward ten
dency; bnt th* market closed yesterday quiet and
unchanged, at 11)4*17. Receipts 1C) bales.
Guaix.—There ta no change to grain, aud tho de
mand for corn ts uuimpruved. Oats remain
fair d-maod. Thsrc la but little wheat
lu market. Ptaio are also somewhat ecaree.
Ear corn is 75 ceuts p*r buabal; white com,
old, 9J; uew 80; meal 9Jft05. Bed wheat 1 90
white 2 00. Oats ou actual aalee aro quoted at 50<9
55, though quotations remain nominal .at MjOn.
Stock p*M 1 10. Wheat bran 1 00.
Flous la steady. Tbo demand la not heavy, and
ths market is quiet and unchanged. Fancy at 10 26
010 60; extra family 9 2509 10; totally 8 0008 50
■uperflns 6 60. Thera ars no shipments from th*
Wsat except tonoy floors.
8alt—Virginia salt is worth 2 00; Liverpool 2 30,
with a limited supp'y In the market
If bats—New m«at ta now on the'market, and tt Is
upon ths new ws tusks quotations. Bulk shoulders
declined Xc yesterday, and bulk clear a.dca lc. The
fcraJ* wm quite g *od yesterday at tba following quo
tations: Meats sr* steady and quiet Bacon—
ahonldcrs decllccd X <*nt yeaterday. Other quota
tions remain unchanged. Bacon clear rib sldee
11)4; dear slJvs 12; shoulders 9: bulk clear rib sides
10)4; clear sides 10)4; shoulders 7)4; long cut 10)4
Lard t* worth 10)4 cents In tierces.
Gaocxiuu.—The trade In this department was
considerable with quotations unchanged.
Coffee la ateady and atlffsning at 20)4023. Sugar—
brown 10)4011)4; extra G 12)4013; A 13 .013)4
crushed, powdered and granulated 14Xi ent loa*
16)4. Molaacea ia selling at 25 In hogshead; 28 In
tierces; 90 in barrels. Syrup 6509), according to
qnallty. Cheese 17 cents.
Country Paoncca.—Tbs trade «u qulat and ac
tive yesterday. Applet art a little firmer at the
aemo quotations. Butter continues dull and un
changed. Egg* have advanced one cent.
Quotations aro m follows: Potatoes 1303
25; onion*. 3 250 J 60 per bbl.; arples. 4 CO04 (0;
eggs are firm st 27; Latter, 9O026e.: eMckeos
23028c.; dresMd poultry—turkey It0l9a
Fi-N—Mackerel, bbte. No. 3s, 10 60; half bble. No
9s. 9 90; hUf Ibis. No. 2s, « 60; kits No. Is. 1 93:
No. s, l to; No. 9, 1 23.
Canolr*—In boxes 21, in ha.’f b^xsi 21)4; lx
quarter toxes 22 cents.
Funny, Isn’t It ?—That the represen
tatives of two of the old-fit) lo sewing
maohiucs persist iu claiming the highest
premium at the late Georgia State Fair,
when it was awarded to the Great Fam
ily Domestic. *
The Howe Staving Machine
Waa awarded the Premium for the best
Machine with the best attachments,
which has been disputed by some of our
Jealous competitors. We invite all who
aro iu doubt to call at tho IIowu office
id sco for themselus.
The IIowk Machine Co.
October 30.
PUBLIC LIUKAUY OF KEN
TUCKY GIFT ENTER.
PllISE.
The atteution of our readers is espe
cially directed to the following “Card”
of Tho. E. Bramlette, ex-Governor of
Kentucky. It will be seen that ho de
sires the holders of tickets in the Second
Grand Gift Concert, scattered an they
are all over the laud, should appoint
representatives, or delegates, *o asaemble
iu Louisville, Kentucky, on the 20th
inst., whose duty, when assembled, will
be to appoint a committeo of their own
numbor, to co-operate with tho commit
tee appointed by the Trustees, and see
that every ticket sold is represented by
a numbered tag, and that every such tag
goes into the wheel.
Governor Bramlette is determined that
every ticket-holder shall be thoroughly
protected, and everything pertaining to
tbe drawing shall be fairly, squarely and
satisfactorily conducted.
A. CARD.
Tho ticket-holders in the Second Grand
Gift Concert, to be held on the 7th day
of December next, in aid of the Public
Library of Kentucky, aro urgently re
quested to select some of their number
to act as their representatives, who will
meot in Louisville, Kentucky, on t l, e
20th instant, in the Library, and select
a committeo of five of their number to
aet in conjunction with the committee
appointed by the Trustees, to see that
all tbe tags representing the tickets sold
are placed in the wheel before the draw
ing; and after the drawing, to see the
tags counted, which remain in the wheel.
The manager, the trustees and the
ticket-holders are equally interested in
having everything correct and honestly
done, and it is hoped that ticket-holders
will not fail to attend promptly to this
request Tho. E. Bramlette,
Agent Publio Library, Kentucky.
nov9
Local <fc Business Notice**.
Take Up.—Not by tbe policeman, but
by the “Automatic Take Up” of the
“Domesti •“ sewing machine. It does
facilitate the work wonderfully. No
breaking the thread, or changing of ten
sion iu runnin ; over different thicknesses
of goods.
Many women lose time and worse
thun tnat—health and patience, by using
poor aud hard running sewing machines.
But it is a pleasure to use the “light
running” “Domestic,” with its self-ad
justing teusions, great Bpace under the
arm, extension table, larger bobbin, sim
plicity. durability, and, withal, quiet
movement The ‘’Domestic” will be
shown with pleasure to any oue who call
at No. 4, DeGive's Opera House, Atlan
ta, Gd.
NOTWITHSTANDING NEW
York has gone for Grant, Boyd dt Brum
by are still running, at No. 23 White-
hall street, with a full line of family
groceries, and will sell cheaper than any
body. They also deliver goods tree ot
charge to any part of the city. [no7-3t
SQL BE IT REMEMBERED THAT
Kudwine k Fox are still the agents for
the Grand Gift Lottery to be drawn at
Stephenson, Ala., December 25th, the
profits of which go toward the erection
of a suitable cemetery and monument
over the remains of Confederate soldiers
killed in the late war. It is worth your
while to invest iu au enterprise which
will commemorate the deeds of the gal
lant dead and, perhaps, “put money in
thy purse.” Tickets$5. nov7,
“How Easy it Buns.”—This is the
firat exclamation of every lady who aits
down to tho “Domestic.” Sho soon
finds a dozen other points of superiority,
and tho final emphatio statement is, “the
'Domestic' suits me every way.” You
are invited to call and examine the “Do
mestic” at No. 4 DeGive's Opera House.
A snarling dog, a troublesome cat, a
crying child and a clattering sewing
machine are enough to drive a body
wild. But the “Domestio” sewing ma
chine runs so silently tlut it quiets every
thing else in the household and produces
happinubs and tranquility.
Ia?* Chapped Hands, Faco, Bough
Skin, Pimples,Bingworm, Saltliheum uud
other Cutaneous affections cured, and the
skiu made soft and smooth, by using the
Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswell,
llazurd A Co., New York. For aalo by
all Druggist* satAwod d&wly
SPECIA LTIES
Sharp'* Parlor Jexetlry {Store.
gtlmmemde mud M«momd Jttcelrp,
Mem* Comem mud t'mmem Coral,
Bear I amd Hhelt Peart Urldal dele,
daman tJmld, .ImelhyeI Turqmotee Hele/
Pirn* B'mtrhme. M#m and Keif H'lmd, far Ladle■
Baclleh, Suite and .tmerieam Stem amd Mep
U'tmd, far tleule.
Opera, .V erk, tlmard amd V'e>t\Ckaln»,
Sleeve Uuilmme Hludi amd Cellar Bmltmne—
rlely.
nc.nmi.U3Ti:us com
JHeurt. Omrhaxn AT Cm.'e Sterllap Silverware.
Largest .Inoituvent of Beautiful U'eddlng
fJtfti la I Ms market* Kmgrenimg free of Charge.
Just reeel red am Cammleetmm, m Large amd
Beautiful .tumrtmeut mf tJsmds.
9'tetter* to the earning Pair to. dad II pecu
niarily .tdvantagtamo to Bramln this etoeU
before Buying KUeechere.
ocl6 UBO. HUJBP, Jr., dgl
1ST THE PURENT AND 3WEET-
rnt God Liver Oil in the v.urld is Hazard
h Cuawidl'is made ou the aeaahorp, from
froth srloch'it liven, hy C'atwell, Hazard
k Co., Now lork. It m tlwomtelj pare
and nr.cot. Patient* who have once tak
en it prefer :t to an, other. For hJ» hr
ah druggist*.
•alStnifri - -dAwly.
Sliinoumcmcnto.
CITIZENS’ TICKET.
For Mayor.
X>. F. IIAMMOND.
For Coancllmen.
FniST Wat:d.—John A. Doano, Join
P. Morris.
Sbcond TVaiid.— N. A. McLcudoD, G.
T. Dodd.
Third Ward.—D, A. Bealio, It. 0.
Young.
Form n Ward. J. IT. Mecaalin, J. 0.
Peck.
Fjrrn Ward.—J. 8. Hajdee, J. H.
Goldsmith.
Sixth Ward.—W. G. Gramling, Dr.
John M. Boring.
Seventh Ward.—J. O. McMillan, D.
Fechter.
The above ticket will be aupported bjr
nolOtd Manx Cmziaa.
CARD I HUM JUDGE D. F. HAMMOND.
Atlanta, Ga., October 25,1872.
Upon tbe aolioitation of several hun
dred citizens by written petition and
personal epplieation, I announce myself
sn independant candidate ior Mayor at
the approaching election.
If elected, I will zcalomjy oppose all
expenditures of the publio money that is
not demauded by an imperious necessity.
I will nse all my efforta to bring book
tbe City Government to a strict economy
in it administration, end alao speedy dis
charge of Us moneyed obligations.
I will aid to the extent of the power
oonferred on me, in a faithful and vig
orous administration of the law.
I ask tbe support of all citizens who
agree witn me in sentiment, and who
believo that I will keep the promises I
tr akc. Respectfully,
D. F. Hauuokd.
X. ISTOBO FARROW,
For Mayor.
Recent developments having made it
spparont that the oandidacy for Mayor
will not be restricted to party nomina
tion, (as evidenced by ono independent
candidate having beon announced in ad
vance of tbe Democratic nomination,and
by the widespread and outspoken dissat
isfaction at the mauner in which the
nomination has been conducted) th.
friends of Col. T. Stobo Farrow res
pectfully announce him an Independent
Candidate for Mayor iu the approaching
election. Many CrrizENO.
Change OfHchcdule.
Atlanta & New Orleans
SHORT LINE-ALL RAIL.
Only Olio Changes oi' Curs
Bet wren All Ante and New Orleans.
12, DOUB1
a this lln* m
llelij PeeeeDKSr Train* will
foUowe:
atlantI*—’? 8 SO * m I MoDttfomeryY *1 45 f m
7 06pm " w 6Wio
| Mobil 7 06 e o>
• 15pm
Montgomery..
Mobile .**
. 7 20 p t
. 800* ml
6 45 p in I
f*iien(cri Ltavlng A(l«ntia at T OS p,m
Will m*kn oloee Connection* forVickeburg,Mon
ro* lod all LitsruMdiate point*.
Sleeping Car* run through to Vlckaburg sod Mont
gomery wlUkwttt change.
Shortest, tyilcko-t. Most Reliable,
and only Double Daily Lin* from Atlanta to th*
lowing point*;
OOIiUMBtTS, O-cu,
MOHTTOOMIinT.
Mobilo, .
MXlZtII>IAW,
Iona Oorlntli.
MXMMaiXPFX.
WBW ORltBAWS
JBFFian SON,
CSnlvoMtou Oc all Polntw In
TXUKAB.
JVortllorjti and Ceiitrnl
AlabmiA stud
a n h: a kt a a*
Dy thl* Un* you ■■▼• tlm* and distance, being 4»<
mites shorter to Selnte er.u an points wnal
of tfelma, an* ON*: HUNDRED AND ONE
MILES 8WOI>rEIt TO MONTGOMERY, MO
BILE. NEV ORLEANS, and aU point* lu Tex**,
Nortoern aud Central MleelMippI aud ArkanaM theu
via Dios Mountain, or ItaJntas Rome aud Dalton
route*.
300 MILES SHORTER to New Orleans and
(faiveaton than by Chattanooga, Corinth and Orand
Junction, or Memphis aud Oharluatou Railroa
routs*.
noogasitd Memphis.
boat at the mouth of Usd Hirer.
EMIGRANTS
vantage* of this lm* ovar all other*. No iliaci liulu
atiou mads In cars or time on account of being emi
grant*.
When emigrating In targe parties, special t in will
be furnished for baggage, and carried through with
out Change to New Orleans
Th* recent completion of the magnificent bridge#
rer T« ueas and Mobil* River* *
1 rail oonnection, with only on
tween Atlanta and Haw Orleans.
No boating or omnlbua tar* char god oa ths Has.
Passenger* ars cautioned against representation*
to ths oontrary.
Sleeping Oara on all night train*.
Far# always as low u by any other rout*.
Baggage checked through to *11 terminal poiuta.
De sure and ask for ticket* rta West Point mid
Montgomery,
O. JORDAN.
Os a. 6 'pt. Mobile k Montgomery B. R.
W. J. HOUSTON,
Gen. I’m*, anu art. Agt,
Georgia lUllxoad Depot, up atalra.
M. BAILEY A CO.,
PRODUCE AUD
pro rtnto.r a ho k r. ns*
rift.*. BoUdlns. ft ourth Stmt,
ct.reiMjr.tT!, o
Utila
IX rt t Emporium.
IJIHE UNDERSIGNED bus just openod
and offers to the public a new and well
selected atook of HATS, FURS, Ac.,
suitable for tbe Fall and Winter Trade,
lit prices that will suit the closest buyers.
Call aud examiue.
JOHN A. DOANE,
ilrcel, Junes' Dank D,
Wm. E. Wood & Go.
rH0PRIT0B8_0F
GOLD’S AUTOMATIC
LOW STEAM and HOT WATER
IIEATER,
A nd sawbon’b celebrated hot aie fur
NAOE; Inventor* and Patentee* of tbs Parlo
Sun and Lightning Flrs-Plaos Beater* and Part
Range*; dealer* in all kind* of Heat and Coo
Stove*. Kitchen tt ars. Grate*, State Mantels, etc
■to. Special oar* taken with Plumbing and allkind
of Steam and Water Piping, repair* for St earn Ileal
era, Furnace*, Rang**, Htovaa, he.
WM. JB. WOOD k OO..
*ep72m 0. W. Cor. Baltimor* k Eutaw ate.
BALTIMORF, Nil.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
E. B. MARSHALL, Dentist, has removed hi*
office to the Front Booms, opposite John Keelyto
Dry Good* Store, tn Lynch's n*w building, corner
of Whitehall and Hooter street*
oct20-tf
Genu ine Coat Creek Coal f
J. N. BOUN, Jr., * CO.,
W HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GENUINE COAL GREEK GOAL, COKE. *0.
gar Yard and office, Marietta Street, second door
bove Capitol Bnildlng. P. O. Box 192. aepUWTm
Smoking* Tobacco
I HAVE been appointed by Measr*. G. W. Long'
hoin k Oa, of Lynohburg, Va., Agent* for the
aato of theta
Colobrutcd Brands.
supplied at lowest factory prioao, and all orders
guaranteed, both aa to character of goods and
promptuM* of delivery.
J. A. AN BLEY. CsmmUslon Merchant,
nov3-tt Corner Pryor and Hooter ■ tree to.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
2Q TIERCES PRIME SAVANNAH RILE.
gQ, BBL8. CHOICE RU8SETT POTATOES.
gfiu WUI be sold low, from Depot, to close out.
nov8-<f J. A. ANHLEY.
LITCHFIELD HOUSE,
AO WORTH. GKORGIA.
ABLE ALWAYS FURNISHED WITH TUB
best the market afford*.
E L. LfTOHTUD,
novi-tf Proprietor.
T
CONYERS HOTEL,
X>. P. Smith.. PropVi
SINGLE MRAL8
PER DAY
PER MONTH
ylO-tf
• «o
190
1190
Administrator’s Sale.
G eorgia, oqlethorpe county.— By viitn#
of an order from the Court of Ordinary of Ogle
thorpe county, there will be add before the Court
house door, In ths town of Lexington In said oonn-
ty. within the legal hours of sale,on th* run Tues
day im Jamuaby, 1878, tbe following traot of land in
■aid county, belonging to the estate of Robkbt G.
Cabtkh, Deceapxd:
H Kidd, Lonlia Davenport, 8. H. Stoketay and oth-
■aid estate. Terms oash. Ootoi>er 98th. 1873.
WILLIAM d. KILO,
i of Robert G. Carter«d*>
ooll-ld
GEORGIA—TnlInferro Coaatyi
OOUB r OF ORDIN 4BY, 1
November Term, 1872. |
Thomas T. Overton appUsa to m* for I
of this Court, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my heed at offios in Ore*furdriUs,
this November «th, 1*72,
nod CHARLES A. BEA2LET, Ordinary.
CTATB OF OEOBGIA, OGLETHORPE COUNTY—
O To all whom It may ooooarn—Whereas. John A.
Jewell lisa applied to me for letters of admlnlatre-
tien de bonis non on tbe estate of Emily MstersAatS
ot mid county, deceased.
These are,therefore, to rite and admonish all and
singular, th* kindred and creditors ot said
deceased, to be and appear at my. office within ths
tins prescribed by taw. and ah >w cause, if aay thsy
have, why tetters of administration should no! bo
granted to said applicant.
Witness my official signature this 9th day of Oete
her. 1872.
B. B. MITCHELL, Ordinary 0.0-
show cau«e. if *uy they can, why said ltu«rs shdold
not be granted.
September 18,1872.
B. R. MITCHELL.
sop9lJd Ordinary OgUthorps county.
Valuable Lauds for Sale
IN HANCOCK COUNTY.
1,000 AORX0,
and one ot the moat valuable Plantations In
State, la now offered for mis, with a view to ck
ths Investment, aa It does not suit th* undersigned
to see after Ita tutur* conduct tnd maua^emeut*
All persons desirous of purchasing will do well to
examine tt Perfect titles will be mads under a dc
ere* of Court, If terms of sals ran be agreed upx
MARY W. STEPHENS, Admt.
Sparta. Oa.. I9d September, 1971.
sep29-d«t-wlm
Un&«Ttak«s.
Cliurl«s R. Grooms,
IHw.r<ftl ITntl.rt.la nr
And Dealer tn Flrst-claas Metatlo Da rial Caaea and
Oaekete, will attend promptly to all Fnnerala in city
and eountry with
THE FINEST HEARSE,
in tha city for both adn'te and children. Can be
found at hia offim both day and night Orders by
telegraph attended to promptly.
Th* Bast Corpse Preservers on Hand.
moving and shipping of B
BO
Charles Bohnefeld
untdbrta:
hand a large assortment of
give personal attention to fnnerala.
country, with a Aret-daaa HEAhhJt. Ail orders will
receive prompt attention.
Solo Agent for Toy lor’■ Corpoo Preserver
CHARLES bOUNEFLLD,
Office and Warehouse No. 1 DeGive’s Opera House,
(gfSrikl atkewrtwCTMWW.
/1EOBOIA, OGLRTHORM OOOTWT— Vham*.
VJT William B. IMIaynto, i'
ccasod,
id Ml
This la,
Idliam B. r. Uvula, UnirJmnUrjm <*•
of FrtvF, Butin, MU at mUt MMfj U-
I, avpUm u ms for Mftttn of ■Im.lMlii Mu
.to md MunM* fto
show cause, if anytbeycaa,
Iminn ahmlfl unfit gnjgisi
Lexington, Ga., August 10, HW. ^ w| ^ ILlKf T
anlMd Ordinary Ogtothorpo oo—ty.
*i, uuuiiuuiua
koto of a family of utiuor Mtai ftaa
ez.mptlon of Mrtnmk r, M wlU pauu
im.it 11 o*elocft7ft.l*-. am to. Uk a, *
.■tmjroOe.. N-rrautac 1, WT3.
It. It. MITCHELL. Ofdlufty O O.
10.11,
applied for
upon tbe m
November, 1872,_at my
nov3-id
_. ..Mathews, of said county, applla* to mo Ur
letters of guardianship of theoeraon and property
of Edmond Glenn, Franklin dleo* and Susan A.
Olson, minora of Freneta M. Glean, Itesmml <
This ta, the ' " * *“
Interested t
m. a. MllOHOLL. OtOfttoyO. a
Oflethorpe Sheriff** Mm.
W ILL U ftikt, on th. ftnrt TumOv to Ditot.lmr
mil, b.lor. Ik. UounkoUM 4oor, lu tk. torn,
of LcxlUMton, o,letliorpe county, within tho legal
kounofofttot
Ouotnotol loud, coutolnlug tour ftiMMml
fill) ■ At, .om., mor. or tom. to OgtoCboipo oouty.
ftCJolDlng laad. of ftntkouy OMvo, Wm, ft. Sovoo-
— Lovtod ou to *to UHgorty of too
mml.Uft.or of BoboMO. Onto, t
Alao, ftttko mm.tlm. and gkw,ouo kuftd ml
mtm of toad In OgMkorpo county, mlloltoo, toad.
oWmm Molmm, tod toag, katoaMug to tho oWftto
of d. B. MunoU, dwtotod, Md olhora. Lovtod ou
u tho proporfty of «td Jamo. SoldM, to ntiMy a 1.
to. ifttood upon tho fotooloonuo of . UMrtgftg.ni tko
rapartor Goort of told oounty. In to to. at Oocngo T.
fttott vm y.toOft Bolmom Novotohuc M, MIL
novMd X. g. TQPMO, Dtoolf ghtolfc
rA mjHQift, ooletboup* ooujiTr. — To mi
VJ whom It mm conown—WktoftM, a. p. Taylor
ku wpllad lo a. tor totton of ftdmlBtoi muon do bo-
nig non on tko wuto ot tarn. Boll, tot. W toldoonn-
Turn, ftp- tlwTnton, to otto and idmonlto : nd
alngntor tko kladnd and eroditor. of told done oi.fl,
to brand ayptoratm y oOM within tkft timapro-
aorlbcd by tow, and .how onto. If tnythoyhovo,
wn, totun at ftdnuniunuaa thonld no, ho gnntod
to mid applicant.
Witness my offidsl signature tola 9th day of Octo-
Qtbminiihrolor’* Salta.
A.<lmiiiInti*ator^a Sale.
eaanv, will b. mid iMtor* tho (Mnnhoan doorio
th. town of LMlogton. In told ooanty, on too
FintTneaday in DeceMher,’7S,
within th, togM boon at nto,
280 ACBES OF LAND,
mOTomtoM, lying tn mid soaty, adjotnlag toed
of X. w, yohnoon. W. y.^tovaasort and otiwn.
Bold as tk. proinrty of LUCY LUXH1I, do-
oMMd, tot tko bottodl at kton Md tooditoco of nld
Tonno toad# known on day of tola.
Tkl. Ootokcr Mlh. 1M1.
ooii-td b. w. jowjrnou. I
Administrator^ Sale.
W ILL bo sold baton tho Ooarthoan Lorn, la
the town of CrawtordvUo, TsHaforro oouaty,
Geoigia, on the first Tmmtay ia Daosmbas aosMad
between the usual sod legal hoars of sate, a tract of
land lying In said sounty, o* the waters of Ltttte
River, coutainlug thro# hnadnd and twraty-fivs
■ ' 825 ACRES,
Hon at ton, ad]afatof land, of Man IflldMd *tod,
Tkomftftft. XjuTat,*nnnandothno.
Tho ohm toad to ho Mid k, vtttoo if M MOnr of
tbo Ooayt of Ordlony in old ooooty, oo tbo nop to-
5 of John Xvoao, daowood. gold too tho pwonooo
dlotrtbnuobbofwoon tho howo of tow of oofldto
Ototod. Toonoo oh. . HtOV. ftUIIBT,
ftdoo'i of folia Xviot. foomif
OrowfoodvOlo, Oft, S Ootoboc, loft. ooftft.l
CONFEDERATE
M O N U M E N T.
Woonoo tnoro oaroaotly oo li It tho Oil. oil cm of
anrpooptoto tho ontoowcioo tor tho ooootlon of a
Monootoat la honor of thr Oonfodnoto mod of
Ooargi* ood otkoxo who won tilted or dtod on
Ooorglo ooiL Tho «»r tor tko flotnhnttoh to top.
Idly ogponooklnf. It wlUtoko ploooln Ikto otty, on
tko ttV^Booomkorooat, Do Vobnio. Thoro will
pooltlvoly bo no rntponomcbi. AH otiorwOlotop
on tho Nth of nmoahor. Tho to o of thlo ofbrt
wlU bo dootdod tkoo. Our poo,to wig oohlhit thtor
grotltodo tor tbo bloody aow .Ova uMhote kcoro do-
f.bdoto, ot .zktWt to tho WJtld thoir cold ladiAor-
aum. THV wlU ooklOH thotr prldo or Ito toooi thmr
opprMloUoo of throo who toll In Ibote oorrloo, or a
dl.ragord of tho nohloot oonrUco . kick non non
nuko tor hlo own land, hla poopto and Utolr honor.
Woyotfcollovatho opltltoof tkodond otUl Moot
tboiondthoy lovodood f r which limydlod. no
yot holloro that tkooo who lira lo Ift.M horoto of
toto will oohotontiolly proro thotr drvatton n the
dood-eoldtonlnOny. Hnodoodo, yn thoanndo
upoo thouooodo, will with lo hocont ohotthohiirt
lo tho nfbnn to thoir fan. httwoM now and tha
00th of XovonOot. Wo moot nopooMtOy ragout
than to todaot. Tkooo thonoMda of nonoo thiwwn
opon no at tho toot moraont may oo ovarwMto no to
to mako tt InyooMhte tapropoMallafthatronttO.
coton ooaerd thotr nonoo. moll tkooo ondptoparo
tha uonbort tor too dtowing on too Mh oflftMin
bat. Honor nook nog may ho oaooaoorlly ro-
tntood. w tot fihlniol of too otooo and thotr illo
tMolBinina to too ohoncco ot tot dtotrtounu of
tho potato, oat tho.,, Ikon, who boro too tonno
ondlntMdtooontTtonlodoooatcnoo. tfonoon
notraodp and note wato too thotr oontottuticuo
oono aa toon to thay art obto to nokt toon to Iho
Into In thotr towuty, or to thtooftot.
Haro no hot of entity, or fnnd, or MOaolo*
Uon. t. hamgonj ftovokopvroodtonttorotomoo
WlU bo nado of oil tool ftoa boon and wlil*ho3ana
lo oonntction with Uia ontarpotM. All will kt Mr
and bocorsbte.
II tUtkattokMo tkoUbo ootd. Iko ononatto ha
dlatrlbokd wlU bo. to conoo.}, out knodnd ud
tkirly-ona tboonod dol ora, to ml ootolo, blort) -
nlo. if * — *
fllty Ibounud d
U oil tot Ubkola or. not .old, too onawnt oo.to.id
{oftrr dnlaottog to. pntton tltouad to tho Moor-
oat tbo comnioowno of tho Igmti, ood too .an
iwaoirM to drfny tho otlnniy otptnt..,) will ho
dtotrlbutod Mtosgth. than hotdom Tbogrwn
danot ot toto loltot coat will bo g ran-tot, to too
l.ltft prior# tonirtpayi M. to th. nal ootatai ad,
to tha Cotton#
We ar * pleased to state that the sxpsnm have
been much diminished by tha liberality af a pert Urn
of the newspapers, and ths boundless aaafatsncw
rendered os free of charge by the Hawthorn Bspieso
Company pt this otty.
Bbonld any who have made, os may make, volan
tary donations to any amount, deotro to exefcaage
their spoolal tiskste toe others wb*eh tasnioh ohonces
in lb# drawing, we oe our Agents, la this «ur oWs
Hutse, will cheerfully comply with thsff wtsLta.
Ws pvoposs In famish two whole tickets t> the
proprietor of any weekly paper, end three te th*
propitetof of any daily paper, in this Stela or eut of
it, who will publish this notice hntt! tho 90th of No
vember. In dstng this wn ar* awnra the) wflt be
influenced by liberality of sentiment rather ths* re
muneration tor their work.
*11 order* promptly attended to.
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STATE AGENTS.
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