Georgia Historic Newspapers

    THE J)ArbV Nt T N.
UtMOVuATit' ■IMUI'lL llCKCT.
worn aldkeme*:
First Ward— ohm r. mo ass,
Wat 1L Bxothutox.
8m od Ward—N. A. McLxkdow,
G. T. Dom>.
Third Wtrd—H. 0. Tono.
D. A. BKATIt.
Fourth Ward—J. H. Mecasli*.
J. tV. Spalki*.
Fifth Ward—F. P. Kich.
J. Q GOLDSMITH.
Sixth WAid—D. McDcmc,
J. M. bOBISO.
Seventh Ward—J. 0. MoVilui,
J S LaMosroN.
T ***‘
r/rr.
K«' H<tr«n«iauicut a«d ittfuim.
o mg tit, the Milo* Uig w a nuenuaooaiv
• mpiaa:
W bonus, At aprimai j • lectiou held on '•alurday,
tbe’Jfith luetaut. ttae uud*-relgued war* uomtuateu
a« Udiuoi-raUo a di late- tur Major aud Alderin
of tlif.i'J of Allan a.
lP'ii'ilved Tiiat it la our earnest determination aa
tbe uoiuma eocudMatw* for « ayor aud Alde.nitu
of ibu D mMT.tlo party of Atlantan if eiacted to
i all department* of the municipal govern-
r hearty indorsement, re affix our
J U AKca.i a,
F P. bior,
J. M. B ring.
J. V. Ml M titan,
Ortnb r» 071
It C. Young,
J W. Hperka.
J. U. Oo<d*tnlth,
D. A. McDuffie.
J. N. Laegetou.
Al'UAW rA.UA.:
St'HDAT Mubnuiu Dloeudkb 1. 1871/
m u i' i;o i« tL.uuioai.,
O-'TIc'E CHIKFOK JJlONtL SERVICE. I
Washington, 1* o., Hun* ub*r 2J, *072. J
Over 'he N»r.hwaet and upper Lakee anu
tbeuoe to Mia* »ur and Il.lnoia. Failing berumst*
with Month Jt*ast*:ri ertu. a with ihreatulug weather
and high n mperatun a and light snow la anticipate,
for te-uiorror fur Michigan aud the tower Lake*
and thence to Ttnn eaee. Falling barometer win-
Huuibwesterly wind* end cold end cloudy weather
fulloWid t>y higher temperature. In the On.f am
Month Atl utic Utatea with South westerly to Nurte-
weater<y wince aud pa-tiy cloudy and cold we*,b<
will prevail. In the Mew England and Middle btate-
geu. rally clear weather wnh low teuperatuea an.
Houtberly to Westerly winds w.lip-avail.
Ilk it , A ‘ It?*
AS. O. E. tVhlssy and Old Valley a
Co.’s, Broad street.
IKOBOIA HTATS AOBIOULTUEaL SOCftTT, (
bacuBTAny 'a urno*., Atlanta, l
Th* Attention of the pnolic is reepecUnll) calls.'
to the lorewoiog olButai autement. Toe public will
ju ge from It who baa stated tala *y—Smiliio o.
Wilne. It. T 8MZLLIB,
Aiieot Hmger Manufac.unng Company, tor Worth
aru O.orgia.
Cuurrh anil Xubbath School Directory
for • Me City To-day.
near methodist euscofal chubch—Bov. W. P.
Harrison, U. !>., Pastor.
Babbs.h # School t. A- M.
M-ruiug «*rvi.ws 10>4 *•
Kveuliia service* 7*_r. M.
1 MIKITY M. K. CHURCH tOOTH—ltev. C. A.
Pastor.
Babbatb School • A. .M.
Mormug services .....1 -»6
bT.
I Jl. I
Ufl
Morui'g
Kv-niug services
Habbe'b HuUool. A ternoon
Payne’s 31. church, Houth — B»v. D. O Oox,
Sabbath School 9 o’clock,
M-iruiug serviuee 10X **
Even ug service*..'. 7* '*
CHURCH or THB IMMACULATE, CoNCBmON—CATMO
1C—Uev. M CuUnan. Pa.tur, Uav. J. B. Duggsu,
urate.
7 A. M.
II a. a
dr m
Low Mass....
High Mast...
OetecLisua C’;i
Vesper. «» M
Finer Bai -tax-ocv. K W. Warren, P.*tor
Ha oath u clock, a. u
Mtrttux 1»*X " '
Evtuiog Cervices 7* " r M.
HecoNU tUra.T—1UV. A. r.bpsMllug, D. D., Poster.
HabUath sou.fol.. V o'clooa, a. M.
Mori luu 8-rvlc s .OX •* *’
Evening ^ervi.-es 7% •• r. M.
Teisn » Anisi—IKv. R. P. Moure. Pastor.
SsbbsiU beboul - 8* o'clock A. M.
M irntue 11
Eveuiug Service* 7fc •• ». u
Fooaru Uakt.st v iamos Chape )—tt »* r F M Daniel
batilNi U bchoul. Kov.ocIam.
Morning .-e-nri ea lu)g •• ••
Afternoon Horvices ;3 •• V. M
’JKix sraanr Bartut rnuaca
Preaching si luw a. mi If— t W smug end Com
muulon in o.>nne.)Uon with the morn mg service.
bunds) tic bool 8 o'clock. F. u-
Bapnsiug •• ’*
Preeohm 7 " •*
Fib t t'waisTUN Cncacn—Bev T. M. Barrie. Pasto
Hebb h8-ao.fi,.... • o’oiooB a. M.
Morning 8ervicee.... M lux * f **
" “ 9. M.
Habbath school ..
M 1. ning *<ervice« HiX •* "
Evenn g 8vrv.ee-,.. 7X •• r. 1
CENT SAL IMK'BYTsaiaN—Bev. J. T a.eftwitcb.
Baboetlts n<a>i .9 A . 1
Morning Wervio-s MX ••
Event g .8ervi. ee „Ts r. M.
br. Ltaa’a Efisoofal Cnuncn—Bev. Uw.rge Mo*
Came), Becuir
Morning Be Ttoes 10X A. u.
Henbeth 8>-b>Mn and afWu mu servl.-ee A F. M
bT. PniLUF'e Evi-oofal Cnonoa-Bev. R B. Eh
bon. Bsctor.
Morning ervlcre lox a. m.
Eveuiug htrvi ee IX r. H.
OanMAN Lot he can Cnpncn—Thao. Koebsrle.
Pallor.
Mcnisg Servioee 11 a. m.
Sunday boiiool |
gar Hundreds of custom era, after “loo
mono ” mut-'d during the week, to the London
•tore, perfectly setiafled.
— Handcarts are all the rue now*
— The (frayuieu now charge M centa • lue 1 for n
•Ingla mule.
— Djn’t forget Mayaon’s ba!j of Houston a treat
lots on Wedneeday.
— The l> uneetic Machine la win*ing new laurels
as a first-class instrument.
— May sou’s* sales yesterday were a decided sue-
— The episodic la In Gordon county—ao we ware
Informed by persona in the city from that ooun y.
— Eiseman 4 Brother ere ee popular dealers la
clothing aa can be found In the city.
—The cold ataaon Is frForable to killing bogs.
Qul»e a large number are in the city.
—a Art at ttae 8:ate Road Depot was qulcaly
tlagulehed Friday night.
—Curbing ie being one on Hunter etreet, be
tween Whitehall and Pryor.
— There is a gentleman In town of such propor
tions that ha has to pay double {.rlo« for dyelog his
clothes.
— Anthony Olive epollos for letters of almlnta-
'ration on Urn estate of Whitson O. McLerter,
Oglethorpe county.
— The Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff e! Oglethorpe
will eeii, on the first Tuesday in January next,
quantity of property, unless sett ed with-
—Mr. O. W. Fain of MiUedgevlUe, calls th-at-
Motion of our readers to his ii very stable in that
city.
— Tba mortality in Atlanta the Iasi f w weeks has
been greater 'tun usual. Several vary sudden
deaths Bate taken pace.
— A. K. Seego does an immense business, and has
a lmmenae stock of groceries and meats to eupp
tua demand.
—Tno ease of Penn Bedell, charged with the mur
der of Polloeman Baaberry, will come up to-morrow
morning In the bnperiur Coart.
—The store-h use belong!, g to Mr. McCrosky
Mite bell stmt, wiU be sold by N. B Fowler, Auc
tioneer, on Taeeday next. It la a dealraMa alts.
— foomas C Jrnningg and Bobert O. White appl;
tor tetters of dl-iuieaiou from the administrator ah i<
if the esta'e of Mrs. Ssrsh Hirdman, lets of Ogle
thorpe county.
—We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation n
attend e “ PrlFa'e 8oiree ” given by the student.
astman College on Tuesday even ng, Decern bn
3.187 J.
—On Wednesday morning next, Mr. T. C. Mayson
will eell some valuable HousU n street property
among which la n storehouse. Mayson alway<
gives bargains.
— Tax payers would study their Interests by pay
ng op. The double tax will be remitted to th<te«
• ho*(|<iar up with Oen. Tigs Anderson by
Saturday. B ad his notloe.
-The Georgia Depot is literally crammed
freight, which cannot be gotten off «f hand, owing
to the prevalence of the malady. The clerks a.
mere than usually busy. Oh. lor an ox Lam I
— The railroad switches l■ tween ibelasseng
Depot end the shops are now in a wiry good cundi
uou. They needea the improwemsu s wet y much
The crossing on Mitchell street over theffi. 4 W. It
H. is also a slap in tie right direction, and is sppn
tad.
Two residences ere offered at auction on Tbura
dry afternoon by Bell 4 Golds- 1th. Thsy
Marietta, Gain and Wal*on streets Lot Ho. 1 front.
•U fat 00 Marietta street, and 89 feet am Osin street
•'proved with a two story dwelling tu.d eLre-bout..
No. 2 fronts 80 feet on Walton street and 68 teat 01
l ain street, improved with a new two story dwei
lag. Thb property la some of the m««t d«slrebh
that h ts ever been placed on the market. Capital
ate wiU And it to be a desirable Investment
AflT’ Children’s and La. lea’ Fan at half-price,
ine London Store.
M.. A M. Cemi.ited
Pledger.
Ms. vdeuia—N ght, A. G. Dvmps y.
St. John’s— Ighi. O. A. Conaway.
E<lgewood—Night. J. U Better.
B. W. Williams.
First Prs-l
Mht, w. H,
Central Presbyterian Mora lag. Morgan Callo
way; night. W. W Wadsworth.
First Baptist Oh arch-Morning. W. M. Bash;
night. T F. p sren.
- «oud Baptist church-L. J. DevUs; night, J. E.
J. Little.
X F M»H5 Baptist—Mornix g_J. B. Parker; night J
Fifth Baptist—Morning—0. O. Morrah; night, F.
O H has
Decatai -Moralng-D. J. My rick: night, A. J. Jar-
Purchasers of nice Drees Ooods wtll have
them cot a * *
person, at
tan** i-cnooL rxLAaaaTioN.-According to pro>
wloaa eunouncemeot. the children of the First
Metho-Ust Church. Pay» •* Chapel, Cruwfovdvuln
and At John’s Mission will meet at the Pint
Church on hands' momli g st • ’dock Add feme
win be deUvertd by the Paa or of the Firm Cheat
and othrra.
jljri.ru mr ram cmmjrjmm ir*.v/
mm t*TMW) *r. r mi turn cat mem.
Ttaterday 'St Andrew’s day) th* Imposing oerr-
mony of laying tba oorner a tops of tba new 8t
Phillips Church |Episcopal) wee celebrated. Ti.<
foliowug waa the order of exeroiaee:
The Bishop clergy, wardens >nd vestry, with th<
ohotr, eseembied In the eburoh at eleven o’clock a
m. T e choir sang th 1 procaestonal hymn, "Holy
Hoiy, Hoi»,” left the church by the eastern door
walking two abreast, succeeded in the following
order:
First—Vestry of St. Philips Chnrch.
Second- Wardens of St. Phillips Church.
Third—Warueus and Vestry of St. Luke’s CburcL
Fourth—Bettor end Assi*uut Minister of bL
Phillips Church.
Filth—Ciergy.
Sixth—The Reverend Dean of the Convocation
Seventh-The Bight 1L versed, the Bishop of lb.
Diocese.
Arriving at tha Southwest corner of tho fouu -a-
so, tba ra .ba o, sued, and tba Bishop, followed r>y
the Clargy, Warlone and Veaur proceeded to the
Cornermiona, where the ceremony waa appropri
ately performed.
The following articles were placed in the vaalt:
A copy of the Holy Bible, according to'Kiui
James' verston, printed in Loudon.
A copy of tho Booh of Common Prayer, ec
cording to the use of the Proteataul Eplscop*.
Ouurch in the United States.
A copy of th* Hymnal, adopted for three jeers by
the General Convention or the P E. Church of lM7i.
A iopy of tut Journal of the soth Annual Convsi.
tlon of tha Kplsoopai Church in the Diocese of
Georgia
A 1 archment containing ttae satograpbs of th*-
Bt B< v. the Bishop of the D ooe a; of the B«v.
D aa of ih^ AtlsLta Convocatiou; of the Rector.
A sets'aui M List r. Wardens, Vostrr, B I ding Com
mitL-o and Ar -itect of Hi. Phillip’s Onurch.
« opiee of Thb Atlanta Bcn, Htrold sad Cwuft/t*-
Cbnrt-h Almanac, 1872.
File Baxter Ocuct't
Coiutof United States from one to AOo.
tine email Turkteh Coin.
coated*rau currency from |« to |l,6U0.
Ike gallant members of this deserved!7 popular
company, gave one of their elegantly characteriat-o
entertainmeuta on Ttauroday owaninf, IHh alt
The guests were poU'ely received and ushered into
the commodious dancing ball by tha aAhble mem
bers of the Committee of Beosptlon. Aieere. J. B>
Mitchell, E. a Smith and J. W. Thomas. The ex
cellent baud, tend by 0. Shebaue. wsa In attendance,
and under the Inspiration of the sweet strains of
xnosio tha Boor was soon graced by the votaries of
Terpsichore, while ell aroand the Hell, surrounded
by knots of admirers, act the various belles of th*
'evening who failed to secure e piece In the Brat eels.
The attendance waa not ao larg» as the large hearts l
boys hsu made artangemenia for. but a goodly nnm-
bar of the fair ladies of tho Gate Oily weie pr*oent
to attest their approcia ion of the efforts atad%for
their ei.J yment, aud to Me sen. M. W. Babuu, J. H.
Black and J. Yarborough, th- Committee 01 Ar
rangements, «.ach guest most have fait and ex
pressed bnt one opinion, which K that no inoidant
oocorrad during the entire evening to mar in tha
least tha • ajoymeut of the plt-aasnt occasion
The oompeny numbers about forty-five rffideot
members, eum»o*ed of oar most popular young
men, at.d eomaof our nsott enterprising and su»
auntiai merchants and mechanics. They have built
a cpieudid ball aud have occupied it for a year—
have Itueatly farnlsbt-d—handsomely painted, ano
the wells adorned with plotures. The company was
organised to iM9,witb air. William Ruahton aa Brat
Foremau, Mtbe* queutly Mr. Fiank J- huson was
For man, Mr. Juo. 0. Peck wee the third, Richard
Johueon was the foarth, JoQueeu the fifth, which
brings it dowu to the advent of tbe preeeut effloient
foreman, Col B. J. Lower/, who hoe held I
tiunf .r tbe pest six years. May uany bsppy re
turns of the anniversary visit tbe preset
ben of the "Atlanta Book and Ladder Firv Company
N* L”
Go to Bickardson’sto buy sour aiovea,grate*
and bouse furnlshi* g goods. No n^ed that you
h uld be sold though the weather i s so, when
here is so largee stock at Richardson*#.
BTJTMC JTJTI0 JL Bi.VI 0P JT.
LfATJ.
This iuatltotiou will commence busiueea to mcr*
iw morning. Their tfflee, in tbe Elmbali Hones,
oorner Pryor anu Wall, Is very neatly Ailed up.
1. and in eveiy way fitted te do business com
fortably. Col J. M. Bell th*; Piesldent, is an ao-
complish**d gentlemau, and will always take plea*-
in weicoming business men. The following lie
Aoera and Directors is a kulllciaut guarantee of
the sound basis of the bank:
James M. Bad, President; Wm. A. Vpora.Vioe
President; Wm W. Clayton, Cashier. Direoton-
A. Moore, of Moore, Marsh 4 Co.; John B
Gordon, President Mouth, rn Life Insurance Co ;
James B. WylK Wholesale Grocer; Campbell Wen
President Georgia Westeru Railroad, James H.
Porli-r. oi portei 4 Butler; Edwin Piatt, of Platt 4
On.; John R. Wallace, B*-al Estate: Benjamin E
Crane, President Chamber 4 Commerce, James M,
Burmmimm vmvmr.
Court met at tbe usual hour, His Honor, John L.
Hopkins, Judge presiding.
The case of A- J. McAllister, charged with shoot-
log at another, was railed.
His counsel moved for a postponement, on ac
count of absence of materiel witnesses, whhh tbe
Conrt refused, as the defense had not used Sufficient
diligence In procuring the watneseea .
Pending tim impanelling of th- Jury, a motion
sa mad* for a new i-tti in tha caeeot tha Bute vs
John Jonea, 00k red. convicted this term of robbery.
Tbe motion wee argued by Barton Thrasher, Esq.
The motion wee overruled.
The trial of MjAUlater was then proceeded with.
He wee charged with shooting Isom Bennett, a ne
gro, In -ns early part o> 1S7I. Ha waa found guilty,
and sentenced to me year's Imprisonment. Notloe
ef motion for new trial was given.
Court adjourned till Monday mom ng.
Wkstzah 4 Atlavtxo Raxlboad Co**faht,
Pa* stDEN 1 ’a Office,
Atlanta. Ga , November kill, IA12.
Dr. N. L Jigitr Slat* Tr—nurtr.
DxABbia: I eena you hj tbe Treasurer of ihla
unman/ *28,u0u in cash, tba rental dn« the 8tate
Itr tbe prSnent month of November. Fleece send me
lie usual receipt of the Comptroller General f.r the
amount. . Very truly, 4c.,
Jao. T. Quant, President pre t*m.
COKVTUOLLKB GXNBBALDS* OTPICE, \
t Atlanta Ga., November SHitb, l«7i. j
(>fo ft,.
Received of W. C. Morrill, Treasurer W. 4 A. B.
Company, the sum of $26,< 00, isotal of Western
tlautlc Railroad, for November 1872, ee per
irLficate No. $9 of N. L. Angler. 8tate Treaeu>er.
Maouom Ukll, Comptroller G«m ml
(126,000;.
mmcmmnmm'B cmamr.
Conrt metal the neual hoar. His Honor, tbe Be*
•rdnr, iu the i liSi/.
James LynvL, drunk end disorderly. $10 and
oosta.
Fannie Dowdy, drunk on the etr< eta. Coala.
James MoLendon, drunk and profane.
Court adjourned.
jrmmrm vmmmeij cmjrmmma*nma. a.
caUBcm *muTM.
rooaTH oat a raooaxnnroa
Bev. W. A. Mtuiujoua upsued the service* of tho
Conference on 8etnr $j with the usual religious ex-
B«v. D Wills, D. D., was introduced lo tha Con-
fhreuce.
iota qnention.—What local preach- ra are elected
Deaneuef uaa ceiled by Bishop Marvin.
Waereupoo Ine luilowlug Dtatriota 1
sen ed iu the munea baotted In.
A Ugusta District—B. J. Beusen.
hihrrUfO iHsmot-Robt. MoClnrer, K. B. Biggin-
bo them.
L>ahl..negaDie'rtct—J. Meador, W. 0. Ball, Id.
Lowry, J. ». Ha*-gr-.ve.
Rom- District—D. 0. Farlse.
Mariftia D.stri t—R tf. Paden, H. M. Nowton,
D. Ms.oue, H. R. KiLg.
Lsuraug. DUtrlot—W. R. rtiiiwell, A. 0. DeLa
mar.
Atlanta 1‘istrict*-Dennis F. Hammond, Charles E
Dowmao W. H. LaPiade.
Gnffi . District—treo. A. Gardner.
Next question, number 14. wee asked by tbe Bieh
op— *Wu«t local Prenoher- are elected E dersf"
From Eioeiton IR-triot—Thoe. V. Pricket'.
Danionega Dieu let John A. Donald.
kerne Distil t— B. F. Farris.
Toe Board ol Fmauoe autimltted their annual
port, wklcu waa read au adopted.
The au.iuuuoemeuv that the Deacons received by
thi Couft-rwooe w.ll oe rdeiue<i this ■ ormng el
the Pirsi Methodist Ouurch cy Bishop Memo, was
The Elders, wheee names are given above, are
be onialuea to-ulgnt at Trinliy Churou, Bishop Geo.
F. Pieice official mg,
ibeoomm uesep, o nted to npert
era Ohr-stiati AuvocoU, througu their chairman,
handed in their nepoit. siatlng that the paper wsi
iu a highly prosperous oonditiou, end ft<mmendin|
in th- highest terms, the editor, Rev. F M Eenue
dy. The committee respectfully urged the Deuomr
ueuou ht u*e every effort to I. creese the circulation
or this Journal.
The rselgustion of Bav ; H R. Harris was ten-
trttd and accei • • • •* -
pointed to Alt l
A Lleenun wsa received
ited/ord, ageur — *“ *”
ogthath —
solved to Allien and inrn.an the Bishop’s office, and
sakiug 11 th* < tours la conersuo* would uot agree to
naieh up sud furnish au office for Uis BuUcsy School
eerrtary Bishop nor * stated that he w uid ass
•r two bundled dciura from tha N rth Georgia
Comer me. iha amount was leadi.y and easily ro de
A coUeci.ou of smaller amoun's use caned tor
aud quit* a sum collect'd The .title boys gave
twelve dollar* in lunherame 01 the enterprise under
the oon roi oi the ohuren at Nashville. Rev. J.
Lusts Jr , tendered hie reelguatioDM Chairu.au of
the Board of Aduretiui)—accepted, end Dr.
otuted >o Blithe vecei.cy.
tiayguod was sppoi
titer th*- appoiuiineuts f«
wilt b* louud in ano her c lumu, Confareuov ad
jouroad to meet on Monday morning at ta*
day services.which
0X T&JMB.
It la very dlfflonlt. owing to th* prevalence of the
disease among th< horses, to get conveyance fur
lerchaodise, cotton, eto. The farmer* have
idee that th* ma edy mav attack their caul* also
end hence the scarcity of < x teams In th* city. Th
notion is e mistaken one. The melody does not af
fect cattle in the least. Our country friends might
make some money If they would bring in th< lr
uns end go to rorL Our merchants are wiiUi.g
pay liberally, aa they 1 ate shipments to
d freight to receive that mutt ba rausmiited.
Drayage is now from 51 cents to $1 per load.
j TMrxm.ajs'vm Mamrijra,
Wenonah Cold Water Tcnple *11. give on* of
their inter* at'tfg public meetings ibla nfiernoou at
dock. ■ whkh Rev. W. C Dunlap will ep ah
aud other rmmeut gentlemen art expected. Tbe
verend geutlemen attending th* Conf r-nce
invited to attend ant* aee the workings of this oeau
tiful ii.atitnUon for tba young. It baa become on*
of toe institutions of Atlanta and has dona much
good. Th#»* public meetings are always interest
ing, end bring together large assemblies.
.Local & Busin**** Notices.
UARMI ARM! ARM! ARM! ARM!
Bud the Available room undt:r 'br
nrm of the Dumeetio Sewiog Mucbiu'
tieiotf more tbao in any other machine,
makes this most deeiruble.
mumLMc Amcrvmm.
On Tuesday night, Sd tneh, Providence permit-
nog, the Hon. A. H. 8tx» hens will deliver a public
lecture in the Bell of Repra-enta-lrea, Capitol bulxd.
ng. for the bensBt of BL Luk* ’a Oourcb. P. E.
8nhj H*t, hour of delivery and terms o admittance
beaunomoed in dt papers Tuesday morning.
Wardxns and Vxsrsr 8. Luxa.
TMijy. Tw bvjtojw Kcaomm
Will wsemble this moru'ng at lb usual h*>ur. 9
.'clock. Pupil* aud teachers will please ba pgpmpt
Visitors are respectfully Invited to at eud
F. M Richardson. 8upt
A1%. St. Paul's Rut da' 8chool meets at f o’clock
M. t*>*dsf. vddresse* will be delivered by Bev.
R K'Snier, Bev G. G. Smith end other minis-
,— i
jr/G.vr.i or j mm mi b.
CORRECTED DAaLT.
* Organs from |BJ to $«Ai at Pbillipa 4 Crew's.
47" Chamberlin. Biynton 4 'lo.. art daily racelv
lug u«w d^etgna iu T<pe(ir> aud Mud) Bruasii n <■
ingrain Oorp-ts. All iu want ol guol an.l preuj
carpets, will do w«il to call au*' see Ui* u*w patterns
jjt mxpL tjrsTtmjr.
A few daya be'ore I gave up the management ot
Th* 8cx an articls appeared U its iocai columns
reference to eu expected duel bat*sen Mr. Rob I
H. L.mpktn e d Mr. T. W. Rocker, of Athene. Os.
The article wee written by e gentlemen whom 1
had employed to contitbnts news and other Item*
th# local columns of the paper, who made up Un
ite mostly ea reported t* him by passengers on
the Georgia aailroad. Just arrived in this city. 1
did not e e it till alter u appeared In print—other
wise tt would net have bee* puoiiahed, for llcou
d remarks which were Improper aud tiunace*-
sary. and 1 vary much regretted It aa soon aa l
saw 1L
1 have now before me a letter from Mr. Lampkla,
imp'einlng of injusteoe being done him by thepeb-
LceiiOH 01 L et ertic'e, end requesting that he be art
right before the public, i bis I cheerfully do. Theer-
comptained ef wee a.together improper, aud
should not hi vs aprvared la print aa it waa wrtttan
I than vary much regretted iu appearance «aTna
go*, and do now; and I trust Mr. L. wUl axcoas me
under the circumstance*. Frequently tt ta tapes
•this ter th* responsible editor of a daily paper <0
examine everything beforehand that goes late 14
printers’ hands.
It U proper for me to eey that the author of th*
article bed ao design ebatever to do Injustice to
Mr Umpkln or any on* erne. He could not possi
bly have had any reason to Intend any wvonc te
aay one. It wee waollj aa ladlecretLm oe his pert,
sod not the result of any imroper n-odv*.
J Ban-TMOta.
Atlanta, 0*. 10th Rot ember, 1872.
Sun Orr-cx. November 60. <871
COTTON—Doll e- I7ffil7*c.
FINANCIAL.—Gold—Buying Ml: selling 1.18.
HtLVxa. - Buying '.05; selling Hi.
ExcaaNOK.—Buying et X dt-coout; selllug at par.
Bond* and hiocxs.—^"eergia fa. 7Arg»“7; 7s, 66ffi
61; New Georgia bonds at tba Slats Trea**uy, ltiO.
I' sntaCny Honda—7s. 78^76; 8*. 83685. Ausnsta,
3 <4*0. Oe»rgle Railroad 8toc., 9^@«7; Georgia
•Uiiroed B* nds, 96ffi9J. Atlanta and West Point
Railioad 8teck. 9i i,97; Atlanta aud West Folbt
uilroad Bonds. 98#iuO. Macon and Western Uall
-<ie- Stuck 96el*«.
Obaih —Ear corn ia 76 can's per buabet; whit*
orn. old, Wt49 »; newiEAA^; meal 9m*fj. Bed
vn at 1 90; white 2 00. Oats are mii-d 96. straight
«s*d«offi66 Stuck peas fl 10. Wheat bren 61 10
• I 26.
H*Y. —Cbo'ce Waatern $636'Jl; etem $29ffi60;
Georgia *2*29.
Flodu.—Fa icy at 10 2$ <f to 60; extra family 9 26
*9 60; family 8 6069 71; super Bn*7 tt).
8alt—Virginia sail ta worth x uu; Liverpool 2 60.
Msat»-New meat m now on tha market, and it 1*
•tpoa the new we make quotations. Bacon—clear
rib sides 11X; clear aides 11X. *ho-iiders7|f ;buik
•User rib elds* IX; clear sties •; shoulder* A
Lard I* worth 10 centa la tierces.
GaocNsiae.-C.ffe* te steady end stiffening el
30X6*8. Sugar-brown 10X61'H: sat/a C 12X
618; A in 618X crashed, powdered and grano
la ted Us cut loef 1«X; New Orleeee sugar 11612.
Molaeees is What at 26 lu bogenaed; 28 la Heroes;
/if in barrel«. Hyrup &A*«J, eccordleg to quality
New Orleeeens ay rup 70673. Cheese i7 cents Beds
*4 buicefi Potash—66 00 per ease; eoo-
cent rated lye 16 60 per ceae. Anapa. LG He. Gin-
• epper 23 n 26c March. $X6 7 M«- Pow-
der—nd<*. per keg. 17 2A; beetiag, per keg, $\
8hot-dr ip gj. bock. $6 26. Cepe—O. D , 45o per
ll water proof. 906$1 per m.
Ooontbt PaoDCon.—Potatoes 13 *3 26. onions.
A 2668 »0 P*t bbl; apples, 8 Ngl 29; eggs or*
Arm *148; butter. 3**»o.: chick#0# U*616*.;
dress'd poultry—turkey 16617c; chickens 136<4
Fun —Mackerel, bble No. 9*, 10 60; half bbl*. No.
9s. 6 10; bill bbl*. No. 2s. 6 60; kite No. U. 1 66;
No. 2s. 1 te; No. 9. 1 28.
Candle*-In box*# 21, In half but** 21 Xl In
quarter hosee 21 esHte.
Baueine 16X«'«- TleelXffi*-
Fartont Good*—Thread 61 66; L4 tbeeting 12X1
X thlxttag 11; Checks and plaUsl6#lAX.
A WELL E»rABLI8flEI) AND
flue paying busiue-s ii offerrd lor h1».
One of tha propriuton in oompMkd to
ieure the city ; hence this offer. Any
one desiring to inreet will do well to ed
dreee A. B. C., P. O. Bax 18, Atlanta,
Oeorga, del
FIFTY PE It CENT. SAVED.—
No power ie so costly as that of liumau
muscle, and fifty per cent of tbe nowei
inquired to run n sowing maebinn may
bo sarrd by using tbe "ligbt-ruu jing
Domoetic.” It makee the lock atitoL
with tbe least and most simple maobiuory
ol any shuttle sowing machiue. It. tboro-
fore wears lose than any other, aud oom
bines, will, its remarkable simplicity end
ease of ruuniug, great qaietbeas ol opeiu-
tion with a wonderful range of work. It
the “Domestic” yon want. Don’t fail to
lamiue it before yon bur. Odlce No.
DeOire e opera House. Atlanta.
bapcjsitjm;i
Barnnm sera wait for tbe bigeet and
tbe beet. Tbe
GREAT WHALE SKELETON
ia undoubtedly tbe bigeat aud tbe beat.
Barnaul baa a greater show titan any
otto r man, except tbe owner of tbe Orem
Whale Skeleton, that can late Bare urn V
oki elepaot rigut into its mouth, aud
alter remoriug the elephant, all six ot
bis sea lions could be piled in at ouce,
and then there would be room for mere.
Call aud .ee the monster. Whitehall,
four doors from Hunter street, [del-11
NOVELTY OF STYLE
end
Textnto of Material
in
Fall end Winter Clothing,
Orer Costa,
Business Suits,
Talmas,
Dress Suite.
Tba large st, the beet aud the cLeapert
in tbe city. Eiseusx A Bn >.,
no30d2t Tai'or.s aud Glotoicra.
m- BE IT REMEMBERED THAT
Redwine A Fox are still tbe agents for
toe Oraud Olft Lottery to be drawn at
Stephenson, Ala, December 26th, tbs
profits of wbicb go toward the erection
of a suitable cemetery end monument
over the remains of Confederate soldiers
k.lled iu tbe late war. It ie worth your
while to invest in an enterprise which
will oommemorate tbe deeds of tbe gal
laut dead and, perLapa, “pot money iu
tbypume.” T'eke*a86. nrr»7.
Batlroab Kftoertteemeni*.
CAunonn.rmcma.
At a maating of the Committees of Conference of
tbe Rrpvbtican party last night it was resolved to
support ‘he following mon.'efpal ticket:
THIRD WaBD:
D. A. Beat tie, B. H Batter.
FOURTH WaED:
J. C. Peck. J. U. Mtcaslln.
fifth waXD:
Jnlius A. Hayden, J. H. Goldsmith.
sixth wabd;
TV. G. Grabbling. Dsuiel M.DHffle.
sbtxvth wabd:
D. Fuchtrr, J. C. McMillan.
Change Ofwtehodule.
Atlanta & New Orleans
SHORT LINE-ALL HAIL
OnlvOne Change of Cars
Betwcem Atlantis sad New Orleans.
Daily Paaeenger Ttains will ran on this line as
follows:
aTLaAJ*^ 6 80am I Mon^mSg..) 2fpm
•' 8 00pm “ «. fluOan
Montgomery.... 800pm IMoMie . H „e. 7 80am
“ fluOami “ 6 St pa
Mobile 8*0 a m New Orleans.. 2 26 p m
“ 6 46*p m | •* -.1160 pm
Peasengers Le.awing Atlanta at 8 00 p.ns
Will make dose Connections iorVioksbnrg.Mon-
roe ami all Litermedlai* potnta.
Pullman’s raise* Hleeplug Care run through to Mo
bile and New Orleans M<>ntg-*ms'ay,
York, Meridian, Jackson and Vicki
wlth-nt change.
Passengers will remember that this roite, VIA
WEST POINT, le th*
«ebnrg
Hhurtcat, ([ulcke-t, Meat Reliable,
COXiUMBUB, Ga.,
XnUtoob TlbmrtiSMMias,
Two Dallv CoabflCtMBS
Blue M ountain Route
VIA
SELMA, ROME, AMD DALTjR
Rullroad tad Ite CeaaettUm,
•as jfonk turn
if'siss&R
Wor nutria.
Meurn. Erluon: I’le.sc eunounee the!
I am a caudidate for Sheriff of Fulton
county at I lie euauing election, January
1st, 1873, and will endeavor, if eUcted,
to appuiot .ucli deputies aa wiU be ac-
ceptable to the whole people of the
uuuly. W. D. Bbown
uolStd
Fur Attic,iuwu in First Ward.
The friends of Jobh Broad announce
him as ao independent candidate for
Councilman from tbe First Ward, end
reepeotfully ask for bim a liberal support.
novl2
r. hTOBO FABIIOW,
X*or Mayor.
Recent d< veiotuuenta baying made it
apparent that tbe candidacy for Mayor
will not be restricted to pe'ty nomina
tion, (aa evidenced by ono indopenden
candidate having been announced iu ad
vuuce of tbe Democratic nomination,auc
hy tbe widespread and outspoken diaaal-
huection at tbe mai-ner in wb.cb the
nomination baa bten conducted) t’c
frienda of Col. T. Stobo Fabuow res-
ncctfully announce bim an Iudependeu
Oapdidate for Mayor iu the approa limp
election. Many Cituxus.
Edituri Atlanta Su : Ficuss announce
my name aa a candidate for Justice of
Uie Peace, for ’he 1020th Distriot O. M ,
at tne approacning election in January
next. In that offering my self for that
public position, I will only say that I oat,
bring au experience of eight years in the
same office, and with tbe determination,
if elected,“ to deal oat even-handed
justice to all, “and especially” to enforce
the lews egeinet onm • ef all species,
without regard to persona or positions,
sbk tiie support of ail cilis n* who do-
<ira to aid in the suppreMtioit of crime,
•cd tnc promotion of “law aud order."
Bciug pliyrinaily unslilcto go out utnollp
tbe people, I shall expeot tliow of my
friends whom I have aided iu their
nomination., both for county aud Cl.y
fflci-H, to .xlend their ii.flu m-e iu my
helialf, for which I ahati be ever gr teiul,
Jaues W. Mrnruv.
Atlanta, Noe 25/6. 1872.
JBFFHRSOSr,
OalrcNtoii * ul) PoIntM la
THZAB.
sniMaai las a. a.
Tha Bm4 baa bam imaibr ipiwrl aa* S
8BT Mo ehangeeCoMe between Be^aaBitattH*
PILLMAN PALACE CAMS
ran through from BOMB ViA SELMA teTkOEA-
BUBG without rhangs.
NO ONLAY AT TNOMINAL POMVTB.
raawnnera leevlagAUaataA. M. Train
W. 4 A. a. B„ make does ooanectioHe ut IsHlT
PANT EXPRESS TMA0T
of Selma, lorn 4 Ddloa BailrraL antvtag gl
Salma at 12:20 A. M
Fare aa low aa by aay other Rom*,
gar Pufchaae iSckete via Flagatea at 6a 6»H6>
Ticket Office
JONBB. nUK.
Oeneral Pesamgrr Agm, futena. AM.
B. Q. BABMBT,
General Superinteodenl
Northern and! Oontratl
▲labaua mxacA
A H E A N
iiy Uua line you aav* time and diatanc., oe«ng 6t
mile* shorter »o belius ti. an potnta wor
ot Ruima, am* ohA HUNDRED AND ON
MIL** FNOnrER TO MONTOOMEBT, Ml
BOO WILES SHORTER to Bter Orleans and
aivoatoo than by Chattanooga, Corinth aud U
Juuctiun, or Momphla and Char lee too Bel
route*.
306 MILES SHORTER to Shreveport, Jeffer-
■oil, and all polnta on Bed River, than by Uhatta.
noogaaud Memphis.
Avoiding 614 MILES 8TEA11 BOATING on the
Mississippi Kivor, aud an indefinite delay on wharf
iioat at the mouth of Bod River. '
BMIGRASTTH
vra partlcuunr reqae.ua to notlo. th. rater tA-
'UUgM ot tale Jill, or.r all otber*. No dltcrfmla-
can or ttaio oo tccomil of being eiuj.
W* Knox, .be Hatter. Who has uot
beard of Kuux, the Priuoe of Hatter.,
of New Yota? W. have a Kuux, the
Hatter, here also. H however aupplier-
■ be Ladies with ail tbe L itrat Sly lea ol
Hats and Bonnet., Boys’ aud Children'
Halt, Ladies’ Ties, and Fauey Oooda
generally. Call and examine at 2S
Whitehall street—a word to tbe wise i.
sufficient. nov24Qt
roTIIU VUIKKrO- KlLllI* COUVTY
Mrs.rrt. Eilit ri: Please imcounco lliai
I am n c-tudulate for tlic office of Tax
Collector of Fulton oouuty, at tbe ensu
mg election, Jauuary l.t 1878; and
pledge myself, if elected, to diaeba-g'
be dutiea of tua efflux to tbe best of my
hil-.ty, J. 0. Holdkook.
no21
raft mj \ ohjlti'.
NDEPRNDENT TICKET
For Aldermen,
Fuut WanD— John A. Doane, Wm. R
Phillips.
Second Ward—Wm. Ruahton, O.
T. Dodd.
Third Ward—D. A. Beutle, R. H.
Butler.
Focrtu Ward—J. H. Mecualin, J. C.
Peck.
Fifth Ward—J. A. Hayden, J. H
Goldsmith.
Sixth Ward—W. G. Gramling, Dr. J
. Boring.
Sxvintu Ward—J. 0. McMillan, D.
Max
Tbe above ticket will be supported by
Manx Citizens.
F- THE FERKO-PHOBPHORAT
ed Elixir of Caiiaaya bark made by CaaWoI,
Hasard k Co., New York, is • debotoua
•-ordis), made of tbe PytophuepMte ot
trim aud Caiunya Bark; it is the tuoai
valuable tuuic now in use for dyapep.is,
nervous affectiooa, wakefulueas, debility,
depression of a;>irita, Ac., Aa The pale,
tba nervous, ird tbe debilitated should
sot fail to take it; particularly females
suffering lrom those complaints incutes.
to tbe .ex. Physicians now give it tbe
preference to ell amuw preparations. If
taken during exposure to maiana it
strengthens Uie system to resist tbis ,ol
son, end pn-veuta chill end fever, bilious
lever, aud otber intermittent attacks.
For sale by ed druggutta.
ml8 aanAtliUr. uAwly
IW Cbapi.rd Hauda, Face , ltoogh
bkm,Pimple., Ringworm, Balt Rheum and
otber Cutaneous affections cored, and tbe
akin made soft end smooth, by using tne
Jumper Tar Soap, m.de by Caswell,
Hazard A Co., New York. For aalr 17
" Druggists. eetAwed dAwly
C’ARIf fKOJt JI’U.I. If. F. II tXY0>D.
Atlanta, Ga., October 23,1872.
Upon tbe aolicitution of eevtral bun
dred citizeua by written petition and
peraonal application, I announce myaeli
an mdeiieuduut candidate lor Mayor at
the approachiug election.
If *lected, I will zealously opposes!
-xpeiiditurea of tbe pul lie money that 1.
u-u di-mauded l>y au imperious necessity.
1 will use all mv efforts to bring had
the City Gov.rumeut 10 a strict economy
iu it .dnnoi.tration, end also speedy do.
charge of its moneyed obligation.
I will aid to tbe rx'ent of Ibe power
conferred on me, iu a faithful and vig
oroua administration of the law.
I a.k the support of all oitizeoa who
agree with me in sentiment, and woo
believe that 1 will keep the promises I
make. Respectfully,
D. F Hammond.
JO HAT L. .etft/.t',
A ttorneT-stt-Ija w.
t VABTIBSnLLB. C
1 aisa'a star*. Issl
tbs euestla. m»)Mil _
Prniop MteilOB aivaa hnrifeea
geouoe fauk a 00
MAXL'FA'TVBiaa or
Tittcrt Portable Circalar Ka Mills,
Btaiiaoary and Purtak!*
STEAM ENCfNE
nmiHT niLf.Se me
To. 6 8o v -/af«Uor v-iret
/U.TIM0Rfe. MO.
tWSomdfor CxUalogtits and Priu-Lotm ,
NM|
•*! furuULed for baggage aud carried through with'
oat ohanga lo Nav Oilaans.
Th* rooant cumulation of tha magsifloant bridge*
over Tina** and Mobil* Bivara form an unbroken
all rail ounnautiun batvaau Atlanta aud New Orlaaoa
*Ld Viekaburg.
No boating or omnibaa far* ohargad on th* lino.
Paaaangara arc cantiunad against rapraaantattona
loth* contrary.
Sleeping 0*rs on *11 night train*.
Tbit runt# ia not tba arortaat. bat moit coin fort-
aoi* and beat winter route to Maupbla Trnn, Lit
tle Buck. Ark.. Granada. Ukalona aud Gorin th. kite*.
Through tiohat* on aale at tha Ganarai Ticket oi-
floai. u ulon Paaaaoger Depot to all pottita ahova
aak*..
Far* always as low aa by any other rente.
L. P. GRANT, Superintendent
Atlanta 4 Waat.Point Railroad,
O. J. FUBKAOBB
8np*t Waatern B. B. of Ala.*
O. JOttDAB,
Gax Bnpt Mobil* 4 Montgomery U. B.
W. J. HGD8TUN.
Gan. Paae. auu t rt tgt.,
Georgia Kailrotd Depot, up atalm
ro THE MERCHANTS OF ATLANTA
The Atlantic & Gulf
FREIGHT XiXSrai
Via Savannah, Ga.
j^EO LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO THEIR PA*
won* and friend* that their Bats* and OlaaaiflaaMoo*
•ball always baas low aa by competing lloas, aad
any -BpacUl Clrcnlara’’ or "Latter*." laanad by
Jthar route*, giving lower rate* than at praaaat ad-
vartlsad. will ba promptly mat by oomapoodlng *-
dnotion* on tha Atlantia A Golf Freight Uu*.
Mnrchant* vialttng N % w York will consult their In-
tereef* by calling on O. D. OWEK8. Ganarai Agent of
tha Lin*. 229 Broadway, before making Freight an-
gagamanta elaawhara. J
THE ATLANTIC
COAST-LINE
[‘.tSSE.ru KR ROUTE.
NOTIOB
To Fa**onf era
HESTKRN&ATLANTIC H.EaC*
ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 23. 1 72
Fare Paid on Trainfi
I. om-flair tint war Mils Maes Ihsa
whew Tickets ars ■.■(hi eC tats Sf.sU.
a. a. wxLKsa,
B. W. WRKNN.
Q.penU Tlcbrt * FuMBSit SsVt.
Macon & Brunswick
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Change of
Inina on this road will ran aa foltowa:
DAY PAWEMGEE TRAIN. DULY (SUXDAY8 EX
CEPTED.)
Laava Maoon, 8:18 A.M.
Arrive at Jacnp fffifp. V.
Arrive at Branswtoh MiMP. M.
Laava Branawtek.... 449 A.M.
Arnvaat JaaKp.i 6:46 A. M.
Arrive at Maooo 6:19 P. M.
NIGHT FA8BEXQEB TEAIW, DAILY.
Leave Maaaa 866PM
Arrive at Jacnp —. 66 4M ;
Arnvaat Bovaow tSoAM
Laava BavnaaoL f 66 P M
Laava J*au» 11:16 P M •
Arrive at Maooo — f JO a M
Both day aad sight trains aonaaat ategtey at J*
■np with Iroius te and fraot florid*.
HAWKlNHYILuS AOOGMMODATIOX
DAJaY, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Laava Maooo «... SBOFM
Arrive at HawkinsvlLa iffic p M
Leave U*wklnevilla 8 63 A M
Arrive at Maooa. 1668AM
nol2-tf
noorian 1 aod Tor tha
Cfummor of 18*7fl.
DOUBLE DAILY
All Rail Connection
Via Au(usla,Wllnainitoii,Ri ils-
monil,
An Additional Dally Con action via
Augusta, Wilmington and Portamo.i*D
AND THE
mAQNIFOKNT MAY LINK STKAMmS
rh* oqulpmont of tha Boads of this Una la firatelaa*
PULLMAN PAL ACM
Sleeping: oars.
Are ran apon all night trains.
Double Daily Schedules
hlahama and Georgia.
By taking morning train oat of Savannah. Maeoi
and AUaata, p**a*i.g*ra counact with tha 3:43 *. m
train out of Augusta, and can choose batwaaa tha
AU Bail Oouuaction. via Btcbmond, or tb. rant* up
Ghaaapa hr Ba>. haviag to th- latter eaaa hat ONt
aight of railway traval^ud th* asoond aight • ajoy to*
Luxurious Accommoda
tion*
Of the Steamer* of that Uo*.
Through Tiekeu to all proa in eat paint* oh oia
y both rw * * —*■
foil BO* Of
VZRQIttXA SPRINOA
AND EXCURSION TICKETS,
rw irrajfrir* ifmu *«smm
Change of Sohedule.
Atlanta.Ga. Mav.6, isTf.)
On and arm xcndat. ion nutaaT,
Mtht Pa
Wl’l Imv. CUMsaeeas las s ■'
Arrive la AtUala —~... J:l6 a. k.
Day Pasaaacar Trala lame*
1SJSS.il
Dal tan 6
Laava Dalton ...
Arrive in AUonte...
BW No change u
A PROCLAMATION.
GEORGIA t
HY JAMES M. SMITH,
Govornor of Ssld Mil*.
WheBEAI, Upon axamkaattoa rad fauaoUda-
datlon of tha rataraa mod* agraaaMy to few. of tha
election hold 09 th* fifth day of November. Intent,
for aiavea Elaator. lor Praatd—t iai TtoftaH^ial
of tho United SI*tea. It appear* that to* Mtoelag
parsons received a mofektap 6$ to* vote* oral, to>
wit: Wiiltaoi f. Waited. Hoary L. frnhs Jmltoa
Uartrtdgo, Wa^mgtea Pm, M. 6. Tnraar. AN.
Elf, iha. J. Bodaso. Janas M. 9mm, NaoryN.
Casey. Jasper N. Doraay aad B. D. 6Mbm.
Tharafora. to* pwraaa* above aanadn* hereby
daolorad doly elected Elaotoraif Pratt Ini aad Ytoa
Prastdoat of th* Uaited bteiad, tad an vaqolrad ta
attend at tba Oapttol Ut Attmtea *a th* final MoaOay
Dacamhar aaxt, to oate Iha veto of this mate, on
tea following Wadaaadap, oft Twalva a'atork M^ ter
President and Vlo* PraateaMof tha United 966**.
Give* nadir my hood end tte Gnat fiaaiaf tea
Slate, site* Oaptiot to It Hate, h a Twaoty atxth
day ol November, ta tha year u* anr Laid On*
Thonaaad Eight Hundred and fiavan*/•«**. *od of
ludapaadaoca af th* Utotedfl
tea Ninaty-aavarth.
By tha Oovcrccri
David O. Oorm«, Samtery of Stela.
UMGLIBH
BAKING POWDERS
N0U9H
A3®
H.AT0BUM
EXJZ UAXtKO
r mu me HMassa A mss aaTkia
tHuuiniTuauiR,awika.,u«M
of ib. jam mai»s by-sw. »4 Tmi .Mtu *.me
OOU8« BAUM IKWOBII
by both ran tea at all terminal points South. Also, aaa ba tobad at gpco, ar MT
after asixlng, and i* wqrraatei Am* ham tte
‘ “ efBafetef Pan
fro** atria Uy |
following nomad Aganta of th*
T. LYONS. Agaat; M. J. O’OOITNOB. TravattM
Agoni, Augusta; A C. L«DD. Agvut, AUaata;
BEN MOCA. Southern Agent, Muaigansary,
fiaarttv.
ol* tea apw