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% ncr. TrK;i>ay, July 20, 1880. ’ TO THE PUBLIC. n> reason ol that impairment of li,nl li which makes the confinement to 11 litorial satuTnm no longer advisable, coupled with other business ■uniteis which must now engage my u I'ivitl d time and attention, I here- •»y ann-unce that my conncc'.ion with jmirunli-m ceases with this issue of the IliN-kk. Tiiisltho more will- i ly c •■•sent to, since in turning over to Dr E. D. Newton, my successor, the eili orial and business mannge- i...in o the Banker, I have made wav tm one, iar abler and better ijM.iliii .1 lor the duties of journalism linn myself, and in eommending him ... ih- iciders of the Banner can but nineiululate them upon so advania- jiii'ii' u change. In '•nhling iarewell to those with win -in I nave been associated for the I .I, .i -i\ vears through the'columns of n \ !■ i or, I can only say that the in. h.-i reward which lias attended my FRIGHTFUL FATALITY. For sometime we have been noting the great fatality|froin disease among the colored people of our Southern towns and cities. It has become so rapidly on the increase until humani ty demands that the subject should begin to receive the careful consider ation of cur sanitary and municipal authorities. The negroes, as a race, are highly social in their natures) This is particularly true of the South ern portion of the race. Then, from this and their general im^cuniosity, how very natural for them to crowd together in their homes, often estab lish ng astonishingly large colonies within a very small territory. This, ol course, makes them all the more sue- ceplible to those infectious and conta gious diseases to which they as a race are perhaps peculiarly subject. The densely popula. ed quarters in the large cities oi the South and West have within the past lew years been the scenes of unprecedented fatality among the colored population. Until within the past two or three years yellow fever w.-s unheard of and un- in w p i er career has been the pleas- laiming you as my readers, i“g the negroes. The fears ami iim consciousness oi having, to the ins in' jpy humble ability, discharged wisi l o^iceived to he my duly, ■mil .Htiv, fiarles-ly and impartially. TIij I at times may have erred, I i.k'i .1 in it be so presumptions as to •■ y That in the discharge of duty J *wmm“ and contagious diseases have fui progress of this disease for the jiast two seasons in Memphis and other Westei n yities show matetlic colored population have falleireasv victims to the ravages of this Rightful pesti lence. Sluti-tics show that other in- •lieu been compelled to ailing I oppose tbe best ot personal j been largely increased and made more widespread by the crowded condition will ever be with me a recol- ! of this race in the larger cities and for the unpleasant duties ot j the want of projier sanitation. But there has developed of late years among this people a fatality from an other more unnatural and unexp. oted source, and which goes further still to prove an alarming mortality among this unfortunate and poorly protected people. It is a tact well established, we believe, that the colored more than the white race is exempt from l. i a eiu. To all such I would say, • in .n s human, to forgive is di- > in " and would ask, that, with an cx- erri-t! n| that charily which is the lire, li e-l jewel in the casket oi human • ac lldieies, you remember me in litis e iinection as tlie editor and not a- ■ in- individual. O, n,y brethren of the Press, 1 can ..in . n-s, that, what of iirperfections ili,._ may have discovered in me as a hr. liter journalist, tnc same be noted pi iKx pareil, while what of virtue i h. re may have b, en, I pray yon print in pica. in parting with those noble and g* hint typos who hare shared with me ihe ups and downs of the printing • flic , I can but add that yonr life while a laborious one, yet it is one ■it worthiness, your duties though tes diuus, andjoft-limes irksome, still they are aitcndedj^w-ith the proud con sciousness that they are discharged tor the enligliiment, advancement and cno ii'inent ol yonr fellowmen. May cm. tins ever increase with sure and incut isiug pay ; may your rases ever lie those of the proud and prosperous printer; may your sticks ever abund antly support you in time oi need i may your forms never grow less. H. II. Carlton. In a-wumiifg tie position of Editor ■m i i oi-iness manager of the Banker, I r> cognize fully the difficulties and ieq.or -ihi it es w hich attend Uie same, i'.i ils friends and patrons, I promise my le st efforts to please, and trust that !• eSouthern Banner in the i'.iilire may at least approach to the high ehaiacter it has always enjoyed hi I lie past. Very respectfully, E. D, Newton. Atlanta, July 13th, 1880. Editor Banner :—I send you be low a list of the counties that have elected delegates, and how they stand- There is a strong effort here to de clare Colquitt nominated in advance of the convention by reporting coun ties for liim that have instructed against him. They seek to make up a ‘boom’ for him by claiming counties and delegations in advance ot next Tuesday’s conventions. It is conceded by some of the best posted men in the party—anti-Colquitt and Colquitt men—that it is impossible for Col quitt to receive the nomination. One hundred and seventeen votes will preveut his nomination, being ones third of the convention. But there will be more tiian 117 anti-Colquitt weu in finer contention— Outside ot- the Constitution office, Colquitt’s beet fiiuiids only claim for him one hundred and fitly votes. That will leave two hundred votes against him. It may be.that neither of the candi dates mentioned can receive the nom ination, and that the honor will be awarded Judge Crawford) Judge Au guslus Reese or McDaniel. Your readeis can lest assured this count is correct us .far as Colquitt is concerned. I have given him several votes that I don’t believe he will get: ' Colquitt—Appling 1; Baker 2; Berrien 1; Burke 6; Calhoun 1 ; Camden 2 ; Chattooga 2; Dade 2 ; DeKalb 2; Dougherty 4; Douglass 2; Elbert 2; Fannin 2; Fayette V; For syth 2; Franklin 2; Gwinnett 2; Habersham 2; Hall 1; Jasper 2 ; Lee 2 ; Lincoln 1; McDuffie $; Miller 2 ; Mitchell 2 : Murray 2; Pickens 1 ; Thomas 4 ; Towns 2,; Twiggs 1; Un ion 2; Walker 2; Walton 2; White 2; Willcox 2. Total 69. Ahli-Colquitt—Appling 1; Berrien 1; Bibb 6; Bryan 2 ;,Bullock 2; Cal houn 1; Charlton 2; Chatham 6; Clinch 2; Coflee 2; Crawford 2; Effingham 2 ; Emanuel 2 ; Fayette £ ; Gordon 2; Gwinnett 2; Hall 1; Har •V i n Fort retires and General l’hil m- ' as an open field for Congiess district. s.1,11 Inman has sold the Atlanta 1 . in y four thousand bales of cotton. Tnc French Jesuits are emigrating in Canada. • !• 'teral Hancock weighs 300 pounds • ml 1»| a lit tie heavier politically, than I i nfiu d. pulmonary disease. In .the olden and , :i * sou 2 1 Hart 2; Irwin 2; Jackson 4; better times it was a rare thing to hear of a colored person dying with consumption. But it is not so now, and the fatality among them from this dire disease is becoming frightful. We have within.a few years noted deaths from this disease among the most ro bust of the race, amoug those whose physical developmeiiiagwould indicate almost total exemption from all pul monary affections. Now there must be some direct aud unnatural cause for this consumptive tendency, aud which, from its very nature, is easily preventable, at least in a very large degree. It cannot be denied, that to the active, outdoor exercise, together with the sanitary provisions that were imposed upon the negro race during their days of slavery, are to be attrib uted that prolificness and exemption from disease, which is not now to be found among them. It cannot be doubted that their inode of life and habits then made them the hardy and healthy race that they were. The abs sence of these health advantages, and the necessarily impoverished constitu tions which come of their improvident natures and impecunious condition, are rapidly making them victims to diseases and scourges heretofore un. known to their race. It is true some Loi,i, ' a,la 3,1,1 F *ond» cannot be re- of the causes which contribute to the P e:,te,K An J fairly .popular candidate Jefferson 4; Jones 2; Laurens 2; Liberty 2; Lincoln 1; Madison 2; Marion 2; McDuffie 1J ; Milton 2 ; Montgomery 2; Morgau 2; Muscogee 4 ; Paulding 2 ; Pickens 1; Pike 2; Quitman 2; Screven 2; Stewart 4 ; Talbot 4; Ware 2; Washington 4; Webster 2 ; Wilkinson 2. Total 96. .Georgia. WASHINGTON CITY CORRESPONDENCE. July 12ib. 1880. Mjjpy of the most prominent Dem ocrats of tbe county arc now in New York, where tlie National Couuniitee will be organized this week. There has not been a presidential contest since 1856 in which the leaders and the rank and file of the Democratic party were so thoroughly united and •o enthusiastic as now. No contest has o]ienrd with so good a prospect ot success, independent even of this gratifying harmony in tlie party, and independent of the disorganized con dition of the other party. In 1876 Mr. Tildeu received a flattering ma jority of all the votes cast, and it is not claimed by ary one that the can didate of the party, whoever he might be would receive less, while it is cer tain that the theft of Sooth' Carolina C- a |on worms have made their np- |-..ii mice io Alabama, Mississippi and Tx.*. Capt. Bonham with the Abbeville, (>. C.J rifles is at the Rome encamp ment. T he Augusta Seios has gone into l lie 1‘notograph business. ‘The Sage "f Lin rty Hall’ is its first subject. . kiHels aud cotton umbrellas included .-k idies without extra charge. 1 lv. Tanner has reached the fif- i ei.in day of his fasting experiment ’•• ■.til tel proprietors in New York I*si be blue us to tlie future outlook. »• Tanner can hold out for forty d.i. » ilie boarding houses' generally, ■ I., go out *f commission. ' fie Republicans are atsea. Secre «ry Sherman is sore against the Ohio .-'Mies selling him out at Chicago. • 'i. • rests on his oars at the Virgin- . '(.lings. Cameron seeks a watering •e< — r the summer. Login is given •i i of sub-assitiaut manager’s iv hi the West, Carpeuter has not anl from since the nomination. i iog goes to Europe, soju, and i .n. srilFgo Democratic in Septera- ;i.ij>dgkville, July 12.—The • i-es of the M. G. M. & A. cols to-day consisted of speeches by in .•mailer male students, and read- m.- mid recitations by the young •*>'•>* Dr. Mell addressed tlie fac* a '.'. aud trustees in a few pertinent ..i o h ghly comp'iiuentary remarks, • mi g which he said: ‘You (we) I ' «• all jmttitntinn which the State 1 1 'v f/'W, nwy point to with pride :» «•,»»<% °* "fo* 1 —“ R'aud adjunct... _ i.in.cylaborcr in I he woik of mu.vj. Uon ° r 1 mg the people. As to President Dud- sanitary i. j.lie w ’be right man in the right iiir*. The Stale may well affoid to • Kii4.il t > it mat-rial aid, and her fos- !• ring utfe, etc.’ unfortunate condition of the negroes ! are beyond the reach of those agen cies which we would summons in this much needed and humanitarian work. But that their condition can be great ly bettered and auie i irated I y prop er sanitary inaugurations, inTone can deny. Tne colon d people ot the rural districts being comparatively free from these evils, goes to prove conclusively that much may be done by sanitary introductions aud proper care and watchfulness on the part of onr mu. nicipal authorities in the more crowd ed towns and cities This is a ques tion not only of humanity, but one of grave public policy. These people rre a portion, a goodly portion of onr population. They are not only con tributors to the industry of our coum. try, but are last becoming direct contributors to the revenue of onr local and general governments. Then aside from a strict humanitarian view in which we should regard this sub ject, these people ire certainly euli- tied to such consideration at the bands of our authorities as llu ir condition demands. It is a fact all must admit, that no )iortion ot any community can become tbe victim* of (my dis ease, pestilence or scourge without subjecting the whole community to the same danger. Then public policy and safety unquestionably demand that this all important matter should ■o longer be overlooked or neglected by our sanitarians and municipal au tliorities. Much good may be done this people right here in Athens, and with the wise and proper steps on the part ol our city authorities a benefac tion may be inaugurated, the blessings of which, in a short time and with but' comparatively little trouble and ex pense, may bo voacbedsafe to this un fortunate and afflicted race, as well as to our whole Southern country. We will have more to say on this subject at another time, and for the present would respectfully call tha attention of the medical profession of onr city to this all important matter, and suggest that our city authorities, at once, proceed to appoint from the more prominent and intelligent por- t tion of the colored people of Athens i committee to set with tho healthy board of tho conucil, in seeing that projier sanitation is inaugurated and carried ont among this portion of our p ipulation. could have been elected. But we have chosen the most available of men, whose nomination is cordially assented to by all other aspirants, and who will bring us large accessions liom the other parties. Aud added to all this is the determination to do faithful campaign work in every school district the United Slates, that will not he left as has too often been the can, to the enemy,. One of the marvels of modern Rad ical politics is the annual assessment made upon Government officials. The officials dislike it, of course, the peo ple condemn it, and tbe amount re ceived, though largo, is.to a com-ider- able exteut swallowed up in the ex pense of collection. There arc siin. pier and more vcononical ways of raising money, which, no doubt, are employed,' but a slight extension of which would add to the yearly fund ail that is wrung from needy clerks and laborers in Government employ- SHOULD communicated. Editor Daily Banner As the time i- at hand when d< h» Yale College in 1825, rent, in he led alma iimler in his will to the extent of $100,000 Guv. Colquitt delivered a speech in gates are being eho-en to the pulit'cd Oiuliberl a few .lays ago, ami one requested him lo deliver a lecture Insurance’ and 'DirectTra conventions l.oih Stale and local the question very naturally ari these delegates be iuynictei] are circumstances w public questions fi which the policy of ing the delegates is fiitty made up and determined, w heu it would not mark the other day,-Thank fortune, be amiss to instruct them. , l |' e “vT' aJv " t T S ,0 '' d , . the 8ei!son ! Now we will ha\< iSut aa a gem rm rule we — such a policy i ? p ^ ^sj^ia^- k j ^ , m , re tins true when the niutu or oufy | noise than :inyf»o<ly el?*e, c>ut lie question to be ilecMed in the ?eieetion t <h>ew/t-ieail the haiuL ' a o»> wnimf f f.ft 1 especially is this true, whin a number* “Edgier Advertisements /T EORQIA CLARKE COOSTY—Where** VXK. K. Simltcr, Adiur. ot' Loai»uj A. Wilch • iecM, applies for leave to sell eleven slisres of tlie Capital Stock of Now Hish Shoals anti M:*nnfacturirit» 4*oinjmny, l»ol'>Dguig to the said dec’d. These ar«? there lore to cite :vnd admonish all eoneernetl to slio v* cause at my ottine, on or he arth day of August next, why said Id not be grunted, der my hand at office th»s 5th Jalv, Asa Al. Jacksok, -w4t. Orbinary. 1880 N0M1N&M 1*80 i • - • * GEN. W. S 'HANCOCK ' '* of camiidales are in the li'f-.i for ilie nomination. . liistfuclkuiUiivdvr tilfh I SI eiih Tie Allanta i'lckoiii ^ Li -Jiiin^ circuiiistaucis ''not <iiliWqrteiUf\f"laiid to great cinbarras|j(lit^l'^iiWS omul trip iickoiK liom .vugiiAll 1 1ft' | New ur.A .uv.r-, Tell not. your secrets in .ncornfiel.lf ■ oiJj to »m» oaiu'j «J won naif ,rotns iOI.V, GIERKE CO'JXTY, Onlinurv TUiu^iorC^iitnty Purposes. Upon the neti- Lp£ varioufli citizens or said county to have an Election Precinct established at the Georgia Pact ry in said county, and it up{H.‘ariu^ to tne »hat there is a necessity for tlic^amc, it is therefore on lured that said hlecti^^p'recinct he and the same is hereby establWied at that place; and it is further ordered that a copy ot this order ho published in the Weekly Soitii- RN Banner once a week for six weeks. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary. — A true copy from tho minutes, s uSO f»\v ASA M. JACKSOX, Ordinary. tfie selection qi J Wffnfoy. ;Ul # cuitjtfewf H&iSH h^wer.at tlie date, who is bv no- mafuhlUio . most ju^he TowUiuf vim- tlutisaia «.usc J «* . . - ed-miletnult. ami l,hu Plaintiff, nil Libel For Divorce . OltfK Superior Court, ?saii.\h smit11 ( November Term, 1 H7«» i!»U -tup^ontf to the court that the Detend- •uit, Surah Smith, do-s im, reside within tlu- county of Clarke, ano it further uppeariiiK that suhi D’ lviidaui (U.-f m-t reside within the State ot Gcwr^ia. it is ordered by the Cour:, uon Uvotioti pt'pouuscl, iltat .-uitl iTefendant, Saab next term ot . be considor- 1 eddndefault, ami U.e Plaintiff, ullowed to r*ro- J iuii.il 4*,.l I* i. i'll .it,,.* .i* i en - .' , and the L'lvct the bust man, these com- ‘ aWikt k,. immediuttly pronounoikT lfi4t -,A 'i' ■)"’> air Uli il. ms wv'ufii not ariyth . ! A'li.i tffc'iij ohfiilwun* and Uiiqiatchetl'thwiWiMOMtO Thp.mii'g^if is"!.' ‘ J ‘ sople lh' sclehihg'^i ; eg.ue^' a!,im:ils ..Ufollo,«I n •('< | JonM. Hvzu^t as to scltcl phoaliou the jieople should cliost! such niei/f '• NOTICE. lie Iliad a i" by new eoucracts. 4 t be made to one of tlie above d no payments, *c‘ttleirer:tnof >tbcr pfr.t.n or pel sous will ne firm. add contracts made by either of the aiHoe named parties lor the firm* within t»»p.*cpis;tb* partner.-hip business, will bj reet^Jui/ed ami eo:,tinned h dtfcvrf.ii. 11 1. a ue nru. . LE-5TF.U & To. •lay, 14th lbsu. Application for Leave to Sell. nioBGIA, Clarke Pointy—Wliere:Ls K. .1 willi tlu; comi'iuiuise ^ ItfJnWjAvrti* so ollen prov.sn.ijuM butii to ueiit candidates and the p-.-mih i” " ’ "4 Are delegates!- Kouxb HJ f tes ya tetj • id h. THEIR INBYRUCTtoXA) > AND • VllWN UlftUbp WdliE «t>W»l^diofl«4~ and WRY are THKYiiStrxi) Ti> VjjiKfV*j - ^«*=»*• (*nn/. Uio * Bhiladctpliiti i them? •• is idl -ij)77a<.nili4«)ii4l(iolili«v«io»*.Mi^ne4,i!iliai ■ 1 : i" 1 f iq.liiMnaiv'dvJcinru) the ooadjMilsr.ofiArch*i This is a quesliutl’mvolvirriikiJg.'KtVl hidinp GiliiKins. at Ballimorct" dirt* moral priucipl or promise c eat moral obii inoral obligatio aud under often very lacls aud after the instructions jiqv and the obliga.iou. asmuued. butiii developments migbtmak^u, cn^u,-L h jb ^ ol * a ‘^‘UBI iu’ lyjust to the people, and altogether 8o.tr in order,to rmikfenhwi.fcoUixia LY PRINTING dUijA.is.ijowiri iitipedAvUllltttb bbrVe'l IVUOVOSALS TO nr> TUI-' dillihl HlLtu .il ..j' ....i* .. i »..i. . i ' 1 29lrM D35 23210H ^ V;mcK)) / •> .g/,:iHT/. rx:J; HENS, gIMjAT lkvdeks iOw’SlCESa'ROM THE OF Seaboard ! 0n " B “i»|l.» tri p ...Kik t-vtr ■w.n , i in.Athene nt 6-4 t.ilk \ arrhe Cforh, fomjci'piic,, ?2.ffQ',unv reduce, 200 pieces A mtona Earn, 6 a,„] S cls , <n . var(1 . 8 ca'ivs A/itiiATMa d to 9,Sc per yard; excusable in the delegate trot to offt-y the instructions given. > .miir 'trill*love,run smooth, q 11 A i tem a i W in! once beg il Jlbut jt in a I ?i:ture Dr. l’aley, that able ami pH.found 'Lnliet ami igeiitiomeh, I FfiffW??* gi-'iuiMiJi ititeUout, biit I, 'yiltliAinv’-u .. In t iit.w mi! A woman in New Voi’k 1 ’i'efeolly Itii*- moral philosopher, is very el«\r on ? this point, and says iii subsigqce, “that where there is a failure of tln.-e > A woman in -New l ore it-feo considerations under which, and by key’'"7laui'? l,r4e u 1 * .... v ill..’,: . *ri.'i’..ifo reason ot which, the lustruetipns yi uc ‘Tla-K tiov. Biiiwn fitvdie,I the uii- con<titn«iuuai'act ol Ohngrass that put ten.'Soatlierrt Slates nmler martihl Kw given, then tlie iu'struefions ate ttu 1 longer binding.’’ In other nor. in the ease ot a candidate foi public . ami llifofo* | ehpld »•) the 1 ‘trre'M fit \ office, “that after instrtidfrons liave ] Cu*rts-inkrti:il*iJ the Ait been given, iucompeti ney, li d eoat'^Lin'ce-ol onr-olijAetffin duct in office, a violaiiou ol j-ub'Jg lion to til.- place of Uiiitferi faith, honesty, strict are develoj didate fur delegates s selves tuor vtruetions These, at least stem leasouabie^ ’and’t'>tilt (*«v.'Brown says now tlmt he’ was j rational deductions ami conclusions. rigivt l lifirii' Tlie pkineiple is a "vital 1 ! Ti” STATE ‘il-' GE‘ij:g1\. i'OMPTRiiLL F.I: tiKNKKAI.’S OFt'Ii.'K, Atlaw*Tg e „«. uii, June 1st, 1830. ’ L inter un act ot tlie General Assembly in ,compliance with Article 7, S.etioi, 17, pgra- irrapli lt-T, tlu; (.on.stiiutiou approved Au- irust •jyr< | l.s7!i. proposals will be received to ,no the I ublic Punting for two years from the • xpirstbin.itibe term of office ol'tlic present in- cimibent. , skaikii 1’kop .sai.s will be received for tliirty ■alays trom tbe first of J nne, 1SS0, at the (iffie’e ot Secretary of fhs Mate in Atlanta. On the tirat rues,lay iu August next the Public Print- Injr' Avdl be awarded lo the lowest bidder wiiose /t'id is,filed!in oinoiiance w.tb law. Stipula- spucpicut.oas and requirements can be app'uati.m at tin- Otlice of Secre -I'M.l' JOUIT otlQ-PM UT.b'IH ■l‘ ( " l»iJ the • nitrin ! '-O' in Atlanta, ill IiPM-T-vi f • xt'StnT, Sec. ..t State, | Commissioi , - . . , J ’ '' • " hjbiit, Comp. Gen., • of W. LtNFi.OE, TrcuMirur. ) l’ublicl’rin WiHu-raojfl; oouth by the premises occupied by mrt, itiid west by Fouiulry stree ruionai uetinuiioiLs aini coju-Iusion*. ri^mjiidn* ► 1 lie prmcipk* 13 a vntfr Th, l..t iK-inhr ut present occupied by kw* Unfortunately, it i-too often the ca-e,. HiirfVhc diflo^uce tiio j»ri*at fti ! s ".'° ?«•< w'lit-inimr 1-4 acre, more or'less, that delegates under positive iu-tnic-. agreonieAtiviihout eliangvi' on Ae pait ■ fi V“.'{* tions, do not Mop t<> reasii . tiuis with 1 Oi Minus on.-, and we do tlbt, jnbNnis'e * II. LIXTO'X, T-Jx Coliertor. * 1 f 1 jirttyi themselves, Iml lilimily and uiavaron- ^ ; o clmtigv.' lAii 'lha. I ably act with the convicti.iii that tlmre ,n .• .. , , ' . . . - . .... . ' . , i Hie hrst death lias occurTtd at tho . no alternniive li*li vlifiii but tooi*ov i »\ • , t• • « ,,, ai uM 1 ’b*t 'Jil 11« m : 143, 111 Macoh; ft W“f * Jfieirrji.c:' " /■: i ✓ „ . • ■ l "^diir at 5 ;ui(1 c,; i’H' y.-iriij Hie .Slate lor $1 oil; WtO'piHcs HafiibUrg/Edging and Insert ing,lai'^rlcts t., salt all. ijiio^SHOE^k SHOES!! **-.«* If f*ut pnrtfi iftnrn y \mt J. A. BLOWN ING, Sheriff. 1 tti their instructions implicitlv ;md u'i.s ,, . . comproraisingly. Iii order to oliviate t ! 'F*‘f g ri* YiiliVefit'JGH 1 all such coinplicatiiins and einbaii. * Maj. W. .1. llunttov, of! the Airly r&ssments we say it i*'best noi 'to,'in* 1 L'-uc rudroad, reports that the emiilf Struct delegates, fuid as ! ’llie' li;*Ve "l-^iriauni, ji^ui f'Vorgia tp. /r^xo«,. flif close at band when d&egutes to-«M*r'f “vdW'Wvil' very cvu^UQrqbiy j^jf^»tq different oonveuiiinisi iruy meet with j d Hill* Llllji, Isaac h. Mtmu.fct » oliurgf fr-’iu s.tk j tlicrrtiirv f.» c.re : ; .'xiiinv.iMtu.'vf at iuy r *Mo»id:iy in Jtriy u iilv,—Whereas, Benja- stratnr of ilie csi.itt- of I •plies to me for a dis- iislruliun. These to, ►nish alt concerned on or before the first 1 saut discharge sfiould it Office this 21th day SA M. J.U KSON, ^>rd narv : I2A. some snob diffiiuliiia, ivfel,.we deen,-* i v^ 0 ***? ! ° Ilrid *° Builders. e<I it an opportune tmid to .till ;ahe i| .... i attention ot ilie pwpl" tolltln-:niislu-; fm^lidiJixd G ken poliey or liabitof iiisiruutiugilLe delegates Deb STATE A.ND GENEUAL o •'•nalmJigliKRlnjt stnuolia big pfne iweri' ®. •p :i ;Sr' v ?l il ' v i!' trs I'' Hon. A. G. Foster, df • M:tfl^s»Vif , f hv»f a mdvrvii "idiicii, and Wuortld flie !a-t', u n!i the oiberat !i'c ’waV/ Augusta, Ga, will bu riti attendattc* upon the couiinenceinei: versity. II. I. Kimball is to li. a c limifl tte l ’' for Mayor ol Atlanta. Noiv li"t'Bul - lock be nominated ■K*lr .State' Tri'h-sh^- ■ 1 - > !, op kaftan »niyiiI wtmqtf jR»i ,»•?« !*•»>•»« *i^ i«Tw.e„ u«ir %“’.i*o,.*th? faikmUjol />!/ 'th-. he y> them ut pr?< : e* in /1 nrli of ail.a i?ra&3 :w l]L t 8iwaj. i= ± ]. d h?,t ssctf (U5«’I3 JbSili THE LIVE 1 HOUSE OF N. E. • i • »!-) aiiotfdZL , ac-ebe .v .K iii ■Noob ixaVt «• -• •* i‘ •'*’!'’!! !•« )« f»04d -t . j t1»V' '* V bd" t ’'N*v*y.■ -i aViiUo/rh-iif ; ,;j. : ~ r TT4l.:r"-:TL> t .!. ; *Ul’J»l» rr-;.. i — ATLANTA lejisio idj •* iiwiaimofi li- ffallK, Ihii win.- #Wlowing! toweiuug! Stack ffito „!»&..< at*! wir ends on fl.' n Gatefett** yowUMmliWCemeii'jWhijihl'fi.'Sfim pillcx. n, be pnni,, with beat livilraulicoi iFflSlijUffti S 0, “ ': w '’ “ :l : above that wrh • bv*F| 11 tnc *n*»—■ alia to e.ah pillar to he Is ment. The First National Bank of New York, for instance, with a capis la! of half a million, made one million two hundred thousand dollars in a few weeks last year by k single job given out by the Secretary of the Treasury. On other jobs it cleared other enormous amounts.’ Various banks and bankers profited enormous ly through ti e same means. Proba- bly these •favored jiebple are' assessed their two per cent', ns the irnpecunioua clerks are, but what the Radical polits ical assessor should do is to make the whole I'ssessment upon the sum* giv en to these people 'grid let the clei ks and laborers alone. Tlie clerks and their wives an 1 children fbel the tax. The bonkers would not. If any Dem ocrats have feared for Hatfoock and Engliah’s chances in Indiana, they may safely be comforted. Senator McDonald waa interviewed' Itewi the other day. by youir oorrespoadent, and aaya, as for as can be told thus early in tbe season, there is no reason to doubt tho saecesa of the tioket. He says the nominations were well re ceived from the first, sad the more they are considered the better they are liked. Venn mortar, the bn;menu Joe Brown in the Senate all tiilftifo 11 .li,, aa,, n-i W aih.n»iUi,*hiiiiJ.l.- itf i« be l+u iLt, divided willbi- lovely n-Ain.—ri.. il l,on,, .'I [ Garfield is toiihe-fstoatiMiihihi'-'liitii ioui.3fu') to ii« )llot eeodisv isom "ill ter ot acceptance- He w.ys iiov'miweit' AvdjS^vji'nmw, (labbleratsajiiwUiIit than he was expected to say anvf jnsS ;niic4|)Jiitr i)t<Wlv lockediinoudyi %ieiisive what he was expected *o sayji <)J> Uind rep i d : .mlimivdei l**[il lo *-v- The placin on letters ' masters hav 'jimspi silrer-rlid ‘Fatlie*-.! cing of stamps upside down 1 l atlfeAWfli u f fih is pniliihired Kvix'ihit pqst-'i tve recen*^' Reeri'W.ilsIpr* *Tlwti'»is^ijUl..i “•'pILik my laotw’ftitu reed'Ihri be lli the hj»*. , . — Jeep* ... k«njpr.s/> bv 12 molten. 3 srohtu la feet (Uijfh, t.nibvrs’p.i by 1^ inches. Mud si.ir av- em.-ina'S .feef F.Ma 10 by liinclie*. lWJgelobe fti leJtwJ^ftooriribf 12 :tmi n-lialf feel Jon^ 2 tBy S iiicii^.,,4HuiIity.t u> Ik.- u feet high, the thereot by »} iuc*hc-t, ’he railiuif 3 t»y 4 1||,.|H «l til.. IaiuI V i'aal .... —.11 r . injured while trying to si and ph thlii r, ,i; ( i niayA '1-uuuhi: riatilcnWtioeihUHi -•1 *1 tulips |.l:fo«’4f w> iMM’I'hahk.iuteli fit) heads to cancel manner. conariLMOStl'toTadunmilV YP — ,--y L»awi-Hii oll.UUU vhildrcu' tilurnbnaii 1 ‘ ! iiieit<>r UuUh tttiiian t»’.l>a)*>a'niiiiir!til» ,| 'dn<’imt‘oi'ii.s A colored pieaclier oi ^ibb.county* ‘Hcket.’ ouaign—l • has a novel way of .liqUi^iingJtiy ,, $tMto u! i<utiut» i»:<'cedihg4ie»am«iiif. ary. hen lus b-A'fjp l tj* W .eleelion in Novembir will occur Jtnis Sponduhx,’ ho puts thqjn tp n |toyj^, ol' his *'— *• - -■ ' , l"'* 1 .1‘ed apart, tv. ll accurid nirge »nJ pnuiad qu the outside. Tbe to b " ’»'>•« Cutenod down i»itl?w pt-rfriy *|.,kcs. The tiinters all to be Ktsukhmat'inbar, uiul till the materials to b" b'otd JWAthy >)ork to lie d'Mie in a (Mod work- .J/.m-r tc manlier, mid to be huddled b\ the arst df) Rl.v.inlbrOmex; The contractor or 7 v e! '.Ipi'- r tv-'eive,bund in double the 'v'l*i l wit}! two and solvent tor thful pel ibrtnanee ol hi, oimnty for any .2IUWMEWMBT., ATLANTA,-'GEORGIA. I. DALr.ASp " 1 k*;wt«.R . ,utiUPRRfKTENI)KNT GEO The largest Stuck of READY MADE CLOTHING movd. - AV.I ssltdoft '(•ith of Ba’ti 4 [Q3S0T2?fllSm And our prices .■ire.twvntyMlivo. [kip cenf. U\IA r , w Jiu > » y **• loit'er tfiliii any house iu tho nl>TtiMe.|iev oml^nis nr% • * 1 .• *■!* 1 in o' 1 ALL GOODS MARKEDlN'PIiAIN FWURKS. _ _ - ^ . Meichants will do well to ex.uniifv .mr stock whe,R W-AW" 1 ". uc-We will sep.l Clothing on aps provnl. Orders fille.1 piximptjy, flVnl’-we will dui'lirate any New York * Baltimore order at (^jjg;'i'i!lm'byj>tiru , ifiiy amf we will dauijfg.»wja-n.uod by a'liiilure to pertbrm tbe | C'lllVlllCU ycillii AdddvSS 1- *<o *rr.A-s.»i. UIHLSlr'l? iii? I:rvi*orilied time an . to keen ,*«»lutXrt«fse*, pifWrs :m,l wiri^s in jr.ioJ repair for . I • ‘ill try ar.d re pan . tne price to be paid and accepted by leat in citlle w|)ecullltir>h.* I>hriit^*'tfr^ikti'l, 1 ffibJ war Texas was shut nil'I'rowt thbtvrhl¥^'|"i Ohio Southern StU’es,' 1 and' h-obWHeZHtiy nd ovfldoyimlDbhikwdJitii "ton aflt there was in supply fietieePtrijAfllbMifU .,y0 foailil'ki .'eq.ut emit Juifl sdt aonrew. Jack. iln. whstlnmi 'l l WijM-airt'lB\HflH»*Vy G>a tl»iM KtmrraL J -tdlUt.l’i.'LSA It. .1 At'IvSO.V, Ordinary, ".luiia^-w.dt. , | . * — : *!L’ARK <\)U -\TV— Whe^ TJ W'HMUS W\ J>«Ke app»itu* to i oi firiif ttion, tie uouiA non of JffiMali W*. Hale Ut'o’of Clark cbttmy i '<Jcct4fc»ed. taiT^mhrs^W^tooitoand admonish nil AfiicCTnca, to show caiine at my office on or be* 'rue the tir.si Monday in September next, whv etteia *li u!d not be ^r..nted. •r my hand at office thin 17th July, I- DALLAS, Siii»’t au g t . . . I u ’ r»«, .udwv.hTtTili ' a ■b.GlL*;u.4.di hhSJ fbr Letters fi the estate uovv eoiwo caudulite lor Muir . -» t..» —imiLUi aiuMn ,r. M. Jackson, Ordinary, Dr. Tanner still holds fast to fata starving schedule in New York. He ia allowed nothing but water and See and has held oat for fifteen mid a half days. Fulse and tetnperafwefla— Respiration 18.. nesf i, w etc' the ' pi op'it i I; bougl.t his beef and ,in Tjdj iir'* eoL, is.a candidate lor State Sec,te here. At au i ntli.iMasiic imfoteaAtaetL vf'I* vjl *i)qeiM iL) iiyDiM .SsTA , ' siffu"mut rt r ing fo. was intrml.m ed a- T« x « J.X , ^H.r di t% H and the title adhere fill* ", JutWtijW • ^-*-,1-,-, A baeMkiv, npoipreadiUgivlMt •>,!»«*, hW K lovers wdl mc op, aUi.ingliA' u,|t|f li|^v flound . It was lonvarijgilj Virili fi one chair iu there nii.-ad it:«op. I ji in be done unless cue ,uf itbuiu obwt the floor. Such igrujcasM* is p.|i J III VlKMtll \*> Atlanta Post: {found . Jl ' iRiVer, .Mass. . . .. . rvrtmtS 4Kl Mil OHfeHA • ,*', ,1 T fc, l Gailield’n letter of aiceptaueo is, *»»m -'i"t , .T'Vri .wtr-Ki It is di^ji/Ajlig . ...... . ace how a few little ou L"»h< | )pp, < y(ilitL v i ° hlos «««t ,sliiv«**uii emns cud eoaatry typysqaei Sra firi . ’f’ltc) GieUfgfo-'StWtW'HhftlfctilttlrtP down to Joe Brow ’ ' “ * 1 ‘ - money. ,7 . ; ' | l \'t..iiMbiviitd)’0\*liitiifioiit''HP l ’S;iy9Blfirt! ' Mrs. Angela EvotforWShM.1'w«Ta* Mobile, haasoid the right to the <ka-' , ' 1 it* matie version Mtier WW Jlilfell^ ’" »• B-M«Ciii:lw^h;'tH4' , Ckfifi>Vii^‘i , 5* hikitU>n8 f ""'ll' an. ' ‘ ay. '7T1 glljR/jHfyaHi^giW to John tragedian. BOOK & JOB OFFICE, tuo J." a * Wfltt STREET. A.HENS, GJ. |ook and Job Work Promptly Executed. h h ■ h LARGEST QF-6B0CKERY CjlTY. !ia»* witSflJt _ ’•mral -U le « ■ ers and MerciiiULts can Housekee^ .3! JauimSJiTby OT" btnij^ui oirb HA Ml ' t • tluj' •ik i.»J *»r| t il>t|G^, save Avia: 1: nam[ts n) ^r^s^fJiep w 00den and SEN t’*{ comijieucing on J0H» 9t ^ ujrf Momhin* rnrefi TbeQrbflnal wad only absolute CDklt •.yJaarstnz., 1 fnPbuwkoti L Opium Kiting. t«* AV ' b Squire 1 V vUsfawua. tirtvuu Co« IimI. ‘A- ent «®5?3S tbe -WifiElM are now selling lower thair’hiosU&nd itf 'ow flhtt onQus ^section.