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THE A.TLAHTA DAILY HEHALD.
VOL. II--NO. 4».
ATLANTA, GA„ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 187:5.
WHOLE NO. :54t5
RETRIBUTION.
Execution of the Murderers of Goa.
Cauby and Dr. Thomas.
H. CASTLE MAN,
PR. O VISION
General Produce Broker,
ATLANTA, GA.
Office—Alabama Street, opposite Depot. si pit) tl
ATLANTA PAPER MILLS.
APOTHECARIES.
•-j —. d * , . - . nnacRimsiv, oirnuiuuai,
complimentary notica that I (boold have j Jim I am wholly man,
„T0*“ snffiaiently careless as to loqnire for a I kiUed GenerA i Cauby, as
liammoek and string. ' Frank and Bogus.
THE TWO COM3AXHE8E*,
c
Decatur
JOLLIER ft VENABLE. Wholesale and retail Drug
gists and Prescription! sts, corner Peachtree and
iets.
i able to tnke can* of tbo Mod oca. If Jack and n. c as clf.m an.
! Scboncliiu are killed, I should theu be lelt to j Atlanta, Ga.
‘ take care of the Modocs. I do uot know what
Jack and Sclionchin think abont it. That’s
! my idea. Am afraid of nothing, and when
it’s wav am always in front rank. If I have
been guilty of crime, the law of chiefs decide*
that I should die; i am willing to die, and am
n'-t afraid to die. 1 have been long time con-
Speeches and Confessions of the fined in guard house without even a chaucc to
talk, and if we are to die I think we should
Condemned. make some arrangements for our spirit* in
1 the other world, and I would like to hear the
Corrc*p3D(lence Jin? York Her»!d. . Spirit m.\U talk. .
1 _ . „ .... General Wheaton explained that the chap- ...
Font Klamath, Oregon, October 3, L i J. lain had come for that purpose. Captain I |
A horse race and a hanging are two of .JJf® j Jackthen sa*d, “I would like this matter to i
mo6t popular nmosements that can possibly bt) delayed until my speech can be laid be- J tusta pappu miih ii S ^u>m.»ni»
Uko place in the interior of any of these ; forc th< f big cLief or people . [T he latter did A for New^I” we i
Western State?, and people flowk from all sec-; not j- now Bogus Charley and Hooker Jim \ to this iuue or this paper.
tion9 of the country to be present at these so- j ns txg a ted the murder of Canby. 1 I wish to~ : j
' ial gatherings. Oregon is especially sociable ' good friend to the whiles, and am willing
in ibis way, and people kept >»rnvmg here 3 es- j 1Te j n an y rt Q f ij 1Q wor j ( j thej T may
ter day from all sections of the country. 1 seni i me> j feel friendly towards every oue,
Among other arrivals were Oliver Applegate | and the whites are m y friends.”
and Bob W hittle, both of whom I became ac- • Boston Charley then expressed a desire to
juointed with in the lava beds. talk, and said, “Yon all knew me during the
Mrs. Boby and her daughter have also ar- war but it Beemed to me that I had two
rivad here, having ccrae, it is said, v. ith he hearts, one Indian and the other white. I am
intention cl seeing Jack and party nang, also a bov . y td y 0Jl a p know ol what I am guilty,
of paying a visit to Hooker Jim with a six j Although a bov I feel like a man. When I
shooter; and it would certainly be no loss to , j 0Q ^ eftC j 1 S j de 0 f me I thick of those other
ihe community if astray bullet was to deprive J m£ . n as women. Schonchin. I ar.-. not afraid
ns of h:s society. It is strange that ^kile ; tQ d j e I think I am the only ia«nin the
Jack, Sconchm, Black Jim and Boston Char-: loom j fooght in the front rank with
ley were strung up this morning without any ' Sbacknasty> steamboat, Bogus md Hooker
not hall woman. l[
. • assisted by Steamboat |
Bogus said, “Do you be-
! lieve these Commissioners mean to try to
ibniclio and Slolax were perlectly delighted I make peace with us ? '’ I said, “I believe
at getting reprieved tLis morning; and, at- ; so. He said, *T don’t believe so, they waut
though their sentence has been commuted to ; to lead us into some trap. I said,
imprisonment for life, they will pus a pretty ! " All light, I go with you. ('apt. Anderson
.ioll season at Alcatraz. “Anything for life,” r members when Bogus came in c.mp in hootc avn kuocc
ono would s»y, if ho bad seen tbe delighted I the evening, and when I came in morning. I BOU 1 a onuta.
• apression that passe! over the hideous ft a-| wonld like to see all my people au.i bid them njjr KN BY BANKS tit SON, wiioietaie dealer. in
t lies of Birncho as Brat Tyler, tbe officer of goodbye to day. I wonld like to go to the I f n.wi. .n,i Shoe., Leather and fchuo finding,
j | ■’ at if I crimiuato other par- ! ul the Goldun Bool, '6*J Peachtree street, Atlanta, j
Iiic3 it would not umount to anything. I see ! Qt . oiy — ]
kno^at^now^ that our chief men were^oHj^ J ^ * HOLDKKNESK, Wholesale dealer#
FAPiTtS, OILS, BLASS ETC.
i Paints, Oils and Glass; also Railroad
SEWING MACHINE AGENCIES.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
MACHINE. Cheapest ai d most Durable. Also,
j THE HUME—finest machine made. Prices low. u.
, G. Maxwell, Geu’l Agent, corner Broad and Maiietta
[ streets, Atlanta, Ga.
street. Atlanta, Ga
AGRICULTURAL WAR-HOUSES.
BAG MANUFACTORY.
WEED!
* Office, Corner Broad
nt Marietta hits.
D C
No. 4 UeUive't
ing" Machine.
Opera House. The “Fast Gain-
Machine Sale* Boom, No. 26 Marietta street.
Latest style patt»-rn» constantly on h nd
rfNHB uaeig d bop-leaf sewing machine
Best Sewing Machine made. R. T. Sinilio Agent,
T
jw.s-tc t> « Knn ha 11 Ht.iir.t-.
M. ALEXANDER »y CO., Importers
sale dealers in Hardware, Cutlery Harness and
Iron Goods ol nil descriptions Peachtreo street.
Largest stock in the city.
cAKuiAUE juMirtcnn.
STATE LAW CARDS.
*** Parties haring business in any nf
Frieo List. Broadstreet, just
Wagons and Buggies, Decatur street.
J. FOltD, Carriage Manufacturer, corner Line
» and Pryor streets.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
reference given.
Vachtrce and 39 Bre:
I A. ANSLEY, formerly J. A. Ansley ft Co., of Au
— • ■ „ aw • Knsta, >»a., Commission Merchant, office corner
AGLNC.1, corue 1 Prvor and Hunter Streets Advances in cash, or by
L As cood among A-- - *—-- — - ■ • . -—
old Elias Howe was among
corner Broad and Alabama
J_|6_WJ£ DEWING MACHINE
M v c ° '■
John P. Fort,
Attorney at Law.
C. B. Wooten,
Attorney at Law.
| A TULNlT"
Cobb, Erwin & Cobb.
Attorneys at Law, Athens, Ga.
Emory Speer,
Lawyer, Athens, Georgia, as Solicitor Genera 1 ., v... i‘-
tcud the Courts of Clarke, Jackson, Walton, Gwianeir
Hall, Banks. Franklin, Habersham. White, it%b\
and give attention to collections and other claim v
Tinsley W. Rucker,
Attoi-Ley.it Law—Prompt alU-niion given to a'..
" o - SD ' cMur i
A 1
C. D. Hill,
AU business promptly and car....
i:d the same respectfully solicited.
ding accompany Drafts.
^ et -. r ‘“ e,t Hquoi. inme city L jP Comn.l««ou Merchant., .nd Deter,
O C. CABBOLL, Chicago Ale Depot, Pryor etreet, kinds of Produce, No. 83 Whitehall Street, Atlanta,
• near Alabama, is sole agent for the Old Bussell Georgia. Orders and consignments solicited. Be- ..
Bourbon Whisky. j turns made promptly. | Thomas R. Lyon,
fMwietU •treet, the voty j, a r_api«m uk^i.-u Attorney at Law, practices regularly
| beet ol liquors mixed in the best style.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
A _^ , . , , . Attcrney at l.aw. practices repul
K. ska GO, Mholawle Gtorr r andGenera Com- j Dougherty, Baker ami Mitchell.
!• uussiou Merchant, corner Forsjth ana Mitohall All business diligently at
B E
L H I Corner Bartow Street and I
A. It. B. Office, 9 Alabama Street Grain, H*y, <!
Flour, Bacon, Bulk Meats. Lar.l, Hams (sngar-enrod
‘ *' and Yarns.
cornei Peachtree andWal
— and plain) Lime, Cement, Plaster, Dorn
J. R. McCleskey,
r at Law.
W ALLACE A FOWLER, Alabama street, opposite 1
Herald Office.
SIGN AND FRESCO PAINTING.
A it E 8 \ 1 L L K
L’.YYNE AGO., Coraiuission Merchants and
J. A. Hunt,
found at his old stand,
tbe clemency of the President.
effect of the death AXNOUNCEMExr. j at the bottom of that affair, and they did not
Boston Charley kept steadily chewing to- ‘>' k ’ 5 sach Prominent part in maasicrc as ;
bacno while the sentence was being spoken, , he young won. I aw yonDR-I know bn |
and eqnirted the jaice about tbe lloor in n I httle. A\ hen I see anything with mycjesl.
nonchalant way. ns if nothing of any impor- ^ ^
tanoa was taking place. *•
Ssouchin expressed Lis contempt t *r the whv they killed caxiiy
whole matter, laying back on the bunk and , and the Commissioners. He said that all the j
hacking iu the most expressive manner, as if p^^ents they leceived had no influence ou i
15
;he entire proceedings were rather a bor|
Jack appeared to take the news very coolly. I
but his bright and sparkling eyes appeared
.casually brilliant, and gazed around the cir
cle in a quick and restless manner.
The interpreter then informed them, by or
iel* of the President, that their wives and hav
families wonld bo taken good care of; aLol
them, and they inspected Canby and tbe
Commissioners ot lieachcry and go: np a big
mad.
(’apta-n Jack alluded to what Jloston had
said about his share in the massacre and then
aid: *‘I have always had a good heart, and
now. Scar-faced Charley, my relation,
an than I am, ar.d I would propo:
that General Wheaton was cow prepared to 1 make an examination and turn Scar-faced
hear any remarks they had to make. Charlie over in my place, and then I could
CATTAIN jack 8HAK-, live and take care ot my family.” This mod-
C apt an Jack then spok*, Dave Hill trails- : tat request rather amused the spectators and,
latiug the Modoc to jargon and (>liver Apple- to Jack’s disgust, did not receive much con
nate the jargon into English. The substance ; sideration from General Wheaton. Jack con-
of Jack’s speech was as follows: , eluded by saying, “I am ready to go and see
“I Lave heard the sentence and know what my Great Father above.”
it is; but I feel that I am more innocent than , sconohix has a talk.
Bagrus Charley,^ ^Hooker Jim. Steamboat j gconchin was asked, by order of General
; Wheaton, if he had Anything be wished te
in Bouts a:ul Shoes, Republic Block
BANKS.
ASK OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA—F. M. Co
kcr, President; \V. W. Bell, Ca-hier. Paper dis
runted. Deposits received. Foreign and Domestic
Exrbnngc bought and sold. Checks on all points in
Europe, iu sums to suit.
9tf~ Agents f r tho Inman aud Canard St-atnship
Lines, w First class aud steerage tickets at lowest
A: S. SALObHlN, Bankers ami Brokers, next to
i Natio
•y to loan.
rilUE DOLLAR b
& House. Willis
Willis, casuier.
etc., 33 Piyor street. Solicits busint
lAi.no i
where orders will be attended to. Krueser k i l^J TEPIIENa I LI NX, Commission Merchants
an be found at tto office of ths above. G. W. :
Whitehall street, Atlanta.
C
V
NO. H. JAMES, Banker, James’ Block.
>K, Capita
A. Austell, President
CARPETS* MATTINGS, ETC.
b. KENDRICKS *: SONS. The largest supply <
i Carpets, Oilcloths and Matting to be found iu th
Marietta street.
MUSIC AND ftiUSiCAL INSTRUMENTS.
STOVE AND HQUStFURNiSKING GOODS.
LWABl & WOOD, dealers in KtovYs, Hull
rar », Houpefumisliing Goods aud Children's (
i. No. 7.; White! all street.
UNDERTAKERS.
AS. K. GROOMS, Undertaker, Heursos liron
y sent when reqtu sted.
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC.
ANDERS it CO., Dealers in Sb
Dry Goods, Co.-t«, Shoe-, Hori«
, Etc., No. 88 Whitehall Street,
)., \VL
ad
1 K
P J « vision Dealers, Alabama street.
a >OWIE k GUO!.STON, General ComrniHSifi
j[ > chants iu Grain, Provisions, Hay and Fiou
syth street, near W. k A. B. It.
If J. WILLIAMS & CO., D-.alers and Comx
« Mvrcha ts iu Grain ami Produce. Hnucil
duce by t ::r io.. l without expense, Yellow Front
; nesaw Block, Forsyth street, Atlanta, Ga.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. A(t _
M cBRIDE A CO., Wholesale dealers in Crockery, Circi
Glass ami KarL.en *'
•J AW K GO., Wholesale
near Br
Joseph McConnell,
Attorney at Law, Calhoun, Gordon county
practice in all the Courts. Office at the c -r.
rp HTF. tl 8 V 1 L L E .'
Wofford & Milner,
Attorneys-at-law; cSke np stairs, Ban!: Pi
tiecs iu all the courts.
1
mball Ho
Marietta
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, ETC.
At
TUMO TORUK, Deal
ables, Ro. 107 Wh ich
Box 4.A4.
U U S V J 1 It .
Cp.baniss & Turner
rm ys at-Law. wi:! practice in the o nt. •
lit. and Supreme Comt. aud clsewiic ••• '
ntract.
A. D, Hammond,
layer, will pracUce in Flint Circuit, tho
at«’s l>istrict Courts, and Supreme Court.
;uin YAiiLKi.
W OOD KN GRAYING.
GROCERS.
W. C. Collier
. 1 Counselor at loaw. For'
*- . . _ , . , n utiuuu, ii ub 11UU uni Uiiu^ ue .. , .... ,, , __ .... .■ pruiuuuv i-iei
: -tanned and loMjgated tbe crimool which 11 sav . The old chiefs e/cs l.glited consider- j G^ni.PUnoiM.utJ “,Hm P or rivih toku
.:m accused, \\neu I looic into n.\ Heart 1 ablv at the prospect of talk, and, making l tera of Small Instruments and Strings, 68 Whitehall JL containing 56
see no crime there, l oung men started these i a gi ^ n iu llie * formative, he presently com- ^rcet. terestmg paper ia
murders. It’s hard to rid them of their sav
age habiu. frwas always in favor of peace,
and; -
the
meoced. H
® ^ -— General Wheaton theu told the interpreter JL-M
Bogus C’harlay was the fir^t to propose | (j ap tain Jack and the^ others it they j
murder of General Canby and the leace j wanted anything to ask
tho sergeant of the
were also told they would l»e visited in the ]
evening by their families.
The Tost Chaplain got up and delivered a |
very impressive prayer. The meeting then
<'ommisfrioLcrs. Th(S3 young were i guard and he would bring it to them. They
with him. I said no; but they bad the power 1 ° - - - * • ■ - • a—
j»ad carried mo with them. We came near a
personal difficulty.
When Bogus Charley proposed killing Gene-1 broke up, and I shook hands with Jack and •
ral Canby. Boston Charley was tbe one who j Shonchin, who both appeared glad to see me.|
first sanctioned it. Bogus Charley said, ‘If j jack wants scab-faced hanged in his pla< k. I
you fail to help mo I do it myself. * J^el j Jack, however, soon deserted and renewed
while these four men are at liberty tney have . jjjj. a ttack on General Wheaton, urging that
triumphed over wt, aud tho government j t v ,- on ]j quite proper for Scar-faced Char-
should feel more satisfied if they weie brought; jj e take his place, and then bis valuable
to trial, as they were as guilty, it not more so, | serv ic€s would bo saved for his family aud
than I am. I say that Bogus Charley was the ^j s tribe. The General, however, could not
HATS.
NO. M. HOLBROOK, Dealer in Hats. Caps, Furs,
*nd all tbs latest novelties iu bis line, Whits-
L
EWIS H. CLARKE. Dealer
etc. ,>’u. 1 J*me# Baak Block,
INSURANCE AGENTS.
only man who iuttuonced me. He was a traitor
to both sides. He told lies to Modocs and ; ^ d U 0 state of mind
lied tc General Canby. I should like to seer
him brought here. Hooker Jim and Bogus!
Charley were tho men that agitated murder.l
see the point, and left Jack in a rather nnon-
Jack appeared very much affected at meet
ing his favorite squaw, Lizzie, and the little
His siscer Mary was even mere af-
I waut now to tell the truth—want to see , . . , . ... , , .
those men. I know that Shack Nasty j im i fected, nnil worked licrself into a perfect pat-
tiled General Canby and shot MeeeUam. and 01 «»“/• . r . b . B 1 . ltle ,« lrl a PPf r :
J ; ed to comprehend the situation, and sobbed
Oldest Insurance Agency ia the city.
Fire,
BOSTON CTTiltLLT SILI.LD Dlt. THOM A
That is all I know abont the mxsxicre. Bos
ton Charley says Shack Nasty helped to kill
Dr. Thomas, and he wants to see his
bitterly. As Jack gave be
ONE LAST FOND EMBRACE,
» returned to the htnek.nla and tl
1 GADSDEN KING, Genera! Ajrent, Fire. Marie,
0 snrt Life. London and Lancashire Fire. Vir
ginia, Fire and Marine. Cotton States Life. Kim
tab Honso Block, in office of the Georgia Banking
and Trint Company, Atlanta. Ga.
\ TL\STA DEPARTMENT LIFE ASSOCIATION ;
of America. Officers—T. L. Langston, Bresi- .
•lent; C. L. Itedwine, Vice-President; J. H. Morgan, ,
; Secretary; General L. J. Gartrell. Attorney; Wi am !
1 G. Drake. Medical Examiner. Broad street, corner
Alabama. P. O. Box 276.
JTDWAHD H. HYDE, Designer and Engraver in
l'j Wood, corner Peachtree aud Marietta, up stairs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
|
■ > TI MLIN. No. 60* MARIETTA STREET—FAM-
1LY GROCERIES, Staple Dry Goods. Coun
try Produce at the lowest &t< *. Also, u fine WAGON
YARD.
1HEKLD PUBLISHING COMPANY. Alabama
1. street, near Broad. Ail kinds of Job Work neatly '
a: d promptly exeented.
non CAHN .V CAMP, Wholesale Grocers and
j II I 1 Provision Dealers, 23 Ea-t Alabama
U & Ui ** treet ’ Atlanta, Georgia.
fM^HE WEEKLY HERALD, an Eight Page Paper, t
X containing 66 columns, the largest and most in
teresting paper ia tbe State.
Ilf T. LA1NE, Family Greenes. Also has
y V 0 Bakery attached. Furnishes bridal cakes
etc.. Marietta street, west of Spring's first store.
Air H. TURNER, Dealer iu Human Hair, anil Man-
, TT « ufoctnrers of Human llair Goods and ILir .Jew
elry, 13 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga.
|> A G. T. DODD s CO., Wholesale G. seers and
JI. 0 Provision Isealers, Corner Whitehall and Mitch
ell Streets, Atlanta.
m Bedding, Mattresses, Pilllows, Bolsters, Etc.
Awning and Tent Maker, No. 7 Hunter street, i
near Whitehall, Atlanta, Ga.
^IIMMONB i HUM, urocencs of every tleacripuon
Country Produce at low rates, at Junction of
Marietta and Walton streets.
1,1 11. LLDUU, Maaufacturer of 'lln Ware, Agent 1
1. ■ • for Korosone Stoves, Pratt's Astral Oil, Triumph ,
Washing Machine. Clothes Wringer, etc., Belgean j
Sheet Iron and Knaim-lt*d Ware. Whitehall street. j
A DA1R k BKO., Whoiei-ale Grocer, Alabama streot.
Atlanta. Ga.
f Arfi:S B. WYLIE * CO., Wliolvuule Onx.iT,
pf 32 and 34North Broad str«*et.
■ I 1TCHC0UK A CO S. Soap Factory—A fall fine ol
JEjE Laundry and Toilet Soaps constantly on baud, i
Office 27 Alabama street, Atlanta. Ga. ,
LUMBER.
Tl' S. BELL ft CO., Lumber Dealets, corner
’’ 0 Pry or and Line streets.
r|TH K ATLANTA DAILY HER \LD contains mor0 !
| reading matter tnau any other ,rai>er in Goirgi*
CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS.
I 11. DYKEMAN, Merchant Tailor and Dealer In ;
Wfm Gents’ Furnishing Goods, No. i l’eaohti-ei-street,
1 near the National.
1 G. JONES, Fashionable Tailoring Establishment J
Pf 0 within fifty yards of National Hotel aud Kirubal
rri D. FRIERSON. Dealer in White Pino, Hooss,
• Hash, Blinds, Mouldings, ftr., Broad street.
LIQUORS.
1 AG Eli BEER BREWERY. City Brewery, corner
| J Collins and Harris Bireets, Lager B« er, Ale and
[ Beer, Feebler, Mercer ft Co., office ia Old Post Office
Building, Atlanta, Ga,
a
R- H- Johnston. Jr..
Will {.’vc ospei ial attention ic all L< n ’al Bus'.r.
trasted to his care. Practices iu the Fiint C‘.r:
Doyal & Nunnally,
Will give prompt attention to any bu?me«< on
to their care.
N 1> 1 A N S 1* H 1 Ml S .
N. C. Collier,
Attorney at Law.
I* L K 1> G K V 1 L iThTT
M
Beni. W. Barrow.
A. G. & F. C. Foster,
leys-at law. will practice in OcamlgOv Ctrou.:.
» Court, and United States Circuit Courts. TL*
is Register in Bankruptcy lor 5th and 2th D.f-
Full Lino of i oods always
( HiiRS. TOBACCO, ETC,
be knew blood wa» oil bi.s bauds, and I would
not be held accountable, r.s be was tho real
Criminal. Bogus Chari, y wanted to kill both
Generals Canby and Gillen), and was very
sorry that General Gillem did not come out
that day.”
By order of General Wheaton. -lick was
then asked by thi interpreter \vh* they killed
General Canby aud tho commissioneis, and
what they expected to gain by such action.
Captain Jack rather evaded the question.
General Wheaton then told tbe interpreter
to tell Captain Jack bis people would be con
veyed to a comfortable homo cud well taken
«are c»f. He asked him which one of tho 1
band ho wonld like to take charge of his
family when he was gone.
MOUSING HI-i FATE.
Jack rather winced under that q iestiou, .
aud said: ‘ Lean think of no one who could i
take good care of my family. He would be*
•iispiciou* of all, even of Scar-faced Charley,
whom he thought a good min.”
Captain Jack then expressed a desire to
know if he might entertain hopes of living,
and on being told the President s orders
visible emotion, but bis children cried bit- i « mriLLUM uoodnow
terly, arrl tbe squaws yelled as it the world j \\ gia of Republic Life Insu
was coming to au end. The chief did not be- ! Republic Block,
tray any outward signs of agitaliou. He
kissed his little ion repeatedly, and when
jnst before retreat they were taken away, he
laid clown in Lis cell and rolled himself like a
ball iu his blanket.- - .
[Of the closing scenes in the tragedy oui
readers have already had full paiticulars in
our telegraphic dispatches.]
CONTRACTORS
' M. J. MAGILL, Super!:
Slat' s Life Insurant '
• McDouou«h s.rcci
tccdc^t A^enciss Cotto
No. 6 Kijobail llotai
'A a Han
-
y Ca., Wholesale dealers in Foreijrn and I^omestic
ehall Whiskies, Wines, Brandies, Rums, Gins, etc., and
PnorniETORs of thk Mountain Gap Whiskies.
i A HILL, Whole salt* dealers in
• Stic Liquors, p.*aditres street.
f/iAHBLE YARDS.
ice and Works corner Loyd
opposite t>. H -Ton'‘S Co.’s I.
olicited an.! promptly iii’e.1. 1"
. et. AtUma. Ga.
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ON1EZUMA AND OQLETKU
FiSH & DUPREE.
U it A X U E .
W. W. i urner,
.aw. Special attention y
K.\ \ £•: 111
J. C. Clements
lice u Rome aud Cherokee Civ<
gi\ en to (ollectiv ns. Claims
to promptly.
u ° M ,s •
-proof Safes, Broad street.
V TLANTA DEPARTMENT Southern Life. Juo.
B. Gordon President, A. H. Colquitt Vice Presi- .
t. J. A. Morris Secretary.
COPPER
I 1DDLEXON
BRASS AND IRON.
rilhs, ^irass
jd sheet iron
au Building.
It. W. T. PARK, otli.
1)
Chronic Di
and Diae.:. j
• No. .;j. . Whitehall Street,
Atlanta, tla. Treatment of
ies of the Blood, Obstetrics
aud Children mid* a spec-
Hamilton Yancey.
y at 1 aw. Office iu »w Empire b
Will practice iu all the Courts.
Dunlap Scott.
C. A. Thornwell,
tiees iu ail tbe Courts. Spe<
How to “Run a Bank.”
JEWELRY. SILVER WARE.
J 7!B LAW SHE, Wavbes, Clocks,
Zj Ware. Agent f<
1 60 Whit* hall stroet.
The New York coi respondent of the Toledo ; -
Blade had a narrow esenp?. lie was, so to LAWYERS,
speak, * ‘in the* panic.” It came within a hair’s
breadth of Retliug into liw. He say.: I JOH-N A. wmi«Y. A.ton.e^t-L.w. au.m.. <
had n terrible ixperience. Awaking Fn-j to the
day morning rather later than usual, I •. attended to.
t00 ^ ,- II }° r ?l n ^ paper before I dress- * AMES BANKS, Attorney at Law, At’.ants. Ot
ed. I be list of failures affrighted m-. Dress- , Special attention given to th**c-.Mle c tlon uf c
ing hastily, I rushed frantically to tbe street. All business attended to promptly.
H
tn?»*t. At.snta.
CANDY AND CflaCKtRS.
< 1 W. JACK, si earn Can.lv and Ci acker Mi
Jtm tory. Whitfhu l sir ft. ACsu'a.
II. 1
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s
STEAM BAKERY Mauefac
Ot'liiKKN M'KaKRY, main and Tii
BfHieior:*, Propvgators »ud l>«iier« i
Grape Vine*. Ornarocutal Shvuhhc
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
chief in Washington is a long way oft, and driver to drive furionsly, like the driving of Jj.
he thinks that he has been misrepresented, . Jehu, the son of Nimshi, to mvorti:.-. Sup- Courts,
and if the big chief would come to see him ; posc . mv banker should fail! IIo* I blamed
he might change his opinion. He was then for sitting up the night before till elev-
OYE-WORKS.
DENTISTS.
‘' ,,R rates Calls
r Tope's
First class
it rt’asouable
w
1>
PRIVATE BOAR BING HOUSES.
I t»NH H. WEBB. No
strt
affords.
George F. Pierce, Jr..
John H. Woodward,
ie]r-at-Uw and Real Estate A^eut, l*
Ic in push - *"up business placed in hi
HUllNGTOX.
W. H. Toombs,
i given l
COTTON WANTED.
told the big chief* children numbered mil
lions, and that he was guided by good men,
who represented him.
tiBIKIXG INTELLIGENCE OF 4A( K.
On hearing that the Pre*»idenf* decision
was not given vpthout a good d al of thought,
Jock said: “Iknow, judging by the detail*,
he was not hasty iu the matter, but 1 tLir k he
should have heard what I had to say.” .
The interpreter then told Captain lack that will carry yon, and draw it. Get it iu 1
General Wheaton advised him not to think of ]>}"*■ I will carry it on my person. 1 dw-
u reprieve, but to pay attention to what tbe like to *lo it, but aelf-preecrv
- - law. Make haste:
_ Practices
en, instead of retiring at ten as is my custom! the Courts in Atlanta Circuit.
“Hrive,” I exclaimed. The dmer drove. r .y STOBO FABBOW, Attomej-at-uw. n *.
Minutes were dollars to me. To get tbe JL • rietU street, up stairs, practices iu a
money out was now the point. The office court*.
leached, I hm i iedly direct, d the bookket per 1 OHN MILL EDGE, Attorn.-v-st-u* Wu»
to figure up the account and draw a check for M •* re * t * R^oWenc#, comer,
the whole amount. rilHoa. w. hgopeb, Atturaer-st-us So. ,
••I will siliU it," be "aml then you go X • wl " *"* ,nd ,0 *" *“•»••*C Jl
immediatelv. as lust ;i» your attrnnateil leg* \V T 1 «' xu Vi. U . KV ,^‘'‘ UD ’ A «onit» »'> »*
..hi i U • Manrltaatreet.
D. BADGER. Surgi
Office, Lili
#*W
try, etc.
tilies stia geutleme
>'cum mi v a ted
AUCTIONEERS.
the fiint
chaplain had said to him
Jack said that he knew what the chaplain Iiow slow lie seen
1 good, and he should follow'it, and *“ e tortoise-like m
,f they permitted him to live he would become 1 inally he finished.
better man. After expressing a dosi
have a talk with the four .-.coats, he said
> to gently sighed:
.*i» . ‘ Oar account
ed ! How 1 chafed uud< r
jvemen!* of his pencil!
Then rising his head he
S B. SPENCER, Attorney *t law coru« r W
• and Alabama streets \apstusr->, Atlanta.
M DEGUAKFENBIKD, Attorujy at I.iw.
• attention to tl*s p-o^cution of claim'
SUtfl Ol G v>r and Unite 1 Mtate
tell s Buiidiui;. up stairs.
I)
IY.U. i Xl’NNftIJ.V.
nlr..wn jo*! i xurlly
■ivteen dollari ami uincty-lhree raDtH !"
Th'-n raino over 111)' ngiLiliil snal a i.wi cl
tebiMBL£ T'> ihis» I Hi»E To i>it. anil balmy (aim ! TLen did I siuk buck into
because wheuever 1 lo.-k at my heart I ste a a state of absolute repose, aud I looked out
desire to iire. I would like to lire until I die upon the M’.irning street with a feeling of in-
natural.’’ difference that v.-its lovely to b:-hold. It IS an i .oUoa .trenli.
Black Jim then said: “I sec gr.-at many , advantage to bare uothiug. lilessul are the I V |lLl a o\nuu!£K, attorney,-!
men present, but have no talk to make us j poor. But I did consider it my duty to g<> to 11
•lack talks. X always tell the truth, and am • tbe President of the bask aid assuie him of
well known among my people. Was wounded ! my nndimmish-d eon tide cc*. iu the solvency
oral fioht at I^ost Biver. and verv sick for i ot the institution, and to tar also that in case - - ...■ . ... . t ..
maiy months and not on the war path. My of a run I would net join n it. This seem. ,1
heart tell* me I am good and strong man, nu 1 | o gi ve him now courage. and Horses foe sals.
f N. WILLIAMS, Acutic*n< rr and Coinmission
#| • M.n hant, Marintu ftrcd-t. n- ar p. aubtr *o. A«l
| v»nc«‘H mails on t*ont>itfmnenT*.
ril C. MAY.v.'N. AmtuHi 4: nmii-ksl.m M.*.. hsnt,
I • mid I)p;i * r in Kuru lure. M.r**tt.i stieM
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.
1 >’tiLI.iPH s'tKtVf, No- I Msrtrtia Mrort. Uo..k-
BPl'.crs. Mattonsrs anJ P.mo D« aWa
n lTCHlTuCK k WALDEN. Books and Kan; v >U
ti »n*»ry. lo> Whitehall Htr**“t.
151 SINE8S COLLEGES.
M
ill l»«‘
Kimlksll Horse. Practice in all the «
LIVERY AND SALE 8TABLES.
lontth'a SOU 1 HERN Bl SINEeH UMVKl'.SlTY.
corner Broad and Alabama siret-te. Atlanta, Ga.
i ud«r d inatittdlon, tbo LiKfBl slid b**«t pi a*tl-
cal business school iu tho For circulars, etc.,
address II. F. Moore. A.M. President,
l.'t A.*»TM.%N'8 ADAMA BUBlNErth tHH.LKGE,
IDctwUer A Magee, \lNuauora. Corner I ine ami
Peachtree streets. Three hundred Graduates 1
S.ttot
til NM. PiaTOl.S. Klf.
„
with pood hoard at Mrs. Overby's, ou Broad
ir» et, juet across the l»i id**.
\f 1SS it KEEN, at tde • Lartndon House.” on
Peachtrs# street, can fnmi-b ideasa&t rooms t*
fumilies or single persons. Day -writers also re-
CtWOd.
PICTURES AND FRAMES.
I AN II. S lN I’KHH, Manutac-tnrer ami l’-a or In
riiroino-. Mould nu". I.i-'ktnj Glasses and Plates.
No. Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga.
SOUTHERN NURSERY.
IRWIN & THURMOND.
a a T E are uffenug to the public a selection oi Fruit
^ f adapted to the Southern climate, consisting ot
\t'p!c*. Pea* hr a. Pears. Plums, Cberr.es. Quince*.
Grain**, etc. Our Floral and Onuiuentiff Shrubbery Sugar.
Department Is ooinpVte. We haw* everything usually
■ tound in a well con fueled Nursery, and ot varieties
m e ha\e tested and k iow to be suited to the Southern
natr. We are determined to uiukc good stock aud ;
at 1 l asouabb' price*. All ordeisby mail attended ,
nil) promptness and cave. We have nd able agents,
o r local or trawling, iu many hvafctiew in this and
er States South, and we p eter, wheio convenient
iu lien
101 I* N will be
mac indebted to m
>ld. Shiptucuts may l»
rs who wish to avail tl
ibst. *brr or to either
u'.a nr to J. W. Ltthrop, Sava
SC, ll>berts a Co., New York
.utse or Railroad Receipts, a
id held forSivcnut 1
mousy, until it can l
in ide by Merchants or l'arn
tussive* of this Offer to !l
f the WirskouMttrr. .n A
nade
v het places 04
RespcetfUtlv
nab, :
' 1 r
A. K. SLAgo.
Wholesale Merchant,
s a Urge »tc<k of Cun
nuvatasd Ham*. Bin
longs
1 otter au favo.Lb’.e hi
Bacon, Sides, should**
id short Shies, Lard, barrels, kegs and \
Tobacco, Groceries, Bagging, Ties, Ac.
A. K. SLAgi
Corner Forsyth A MKcbcII ett
At'anta
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All manu« r of chronic disease!
s'uily tn atrd
buainesa through them. tba Eclectic Dvapsusary. No. 5J Ilioiil street. Can
1 tiuni. Rifles. Pist.fl* and We will. ut*on application, fhrntsb gratis our catalogue , crBt Maliguant Tumors, disease* of the Kyo and Ear
r Flasks Shot Beits, Am- and piiee Ibt, Address I‘. t>. Box M>6. Atlanta, (ia treatsd on an entire new principle, l onsultcu n ire.
r .WhUehal! street, near Depot. j piljSI-dly IRWIN ft THDHMOS' . octl-Ht S. F. SALTER, M- P.. Ptopristor.