The daily opinion. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1867-1868, September 12, 1867, Image 1
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THE DAILY OPINION.
VOL. I.—NO. 173.
ATLANTA, GA., THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12,1867.
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RAMP WARM MATERIALS.
STEWART, 1»KAI.EM8 IN
TOMMKY _ __
H akuwaks, Ikon ami steel, ivtlrry,
Too la uf all kinds, Maksim, Hridlks.
Collar#, LeaTHKK. etc . Sign of the Mill
Saw and Uamo Coek, Whitehall street, Atlanta,
Georgia.augt-Aqi
iciLrrTBnTD irMfobt.
Third Military District (Georgia Florida, and
Alabama). < >ffloe at Headquarters, oo Marietta
street, Atlanta. Ga.
colonel J. » . MBL.Imb. Chief of Bureaa of Civil
Affairs, and General Inspector of Eegtstratioe
for Third Military District OMoe at Head
quarters.
Brevet Krigadier General Wm McKee DuiOt,
Assistant Judge Advocate General U. S. A.,
Judge Advocate Third Military Distrlot. Oflioe
at He,id quarters.
Brevet Major Wm. H. Smtthe, Captain 10th United
Lieutenant Colonel E. McK. IIudhon, U. 8. A.,
Assistant Inspector General. Office at Head
quarters.
Brevet Brigadier General J. J. MilhaC, Surgeon
U. 8. A, Medical Director Third Military Dis
trict. Office corner of Broad and Marietta
trict. Office corner of Broad and Marietta
streets.
Brevet Brigadier General HuruR Saxton, Chief
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel 11. J. Farnsworth.
Depot Quartermaster. Office Forsyth street,
near Railroad.
Brevet Captain C. A. Bocewell. Chief Ordnam
Officer. Office corner of Broad and Marietta
Major K.‘ D. Judd, P. M. U. 8. A.. Chief Pay Mas
ter and Disbursing Offioer Third Military Dis
trict. Office corner of Broad and Marietta
streets.
. r leave to sell Land
Notices to Debtors and Creditors ..
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Foreclosure of Mortgage, per sqr, each time... 1 00
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previous to the (lay of sale.
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he given in like manner 10 days previous to the
day of sate.
> estate
Notices to the debtors and creditors of
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Vity Huttings# Directory.
~carriage avd waoob makers.
1IITC1I INS A BRO., CARRIAGE and
WAGON M AND FACT U LEKS. turner
LKI AND W ALT<>S HI’ItKKT
.lotlte ttic First llapifst iTnirch,) 'Atlanta, Gji
tiavu on i'.uitd a Igrge jiKsortniont of ( AKKI AGE:
BUGGIES, WAGONS, DRAY
WAGONS,
VARNISHES, JAPANS, etc., which
the public at low an* reduced prie<
i-ling our material North at
working the bat Mechanics,
cheap and give satlstwccUm to our customers
Gallon uk lielore butingvUcwhcre. Am. okihvK.s
AND kf.PAIKING PROMPTLY ATTXMDKDTO.
BOOTS A SB01C&
HOOTS, shops h
md LK
STOKE
NlfAV 8> -
r wX Extra, imhtcements to boyars at Wholesale
and Itcthil. iPeuchtreb street, opia»»iU; Cox ft Hill.
myYjMim __ GEO. W. PUN K.
m ti, 11. A A. W. FORCE, Wholesale and
Retail dealers in BOOTS and SIIOKB-xffii
of Big Ire* Boot. Large assortment always
on h.uid lor City trade, Whitehall street, At
lanta, Ga. ^ myff-flni
Army,<
Room No. 1 Willingham Buildings, corner of
Decatur and Ivy streets.
DISTRICT OF OBOROIX.
Brevent Brigadier General Caleb C. Phlet, Col
onel tilth U. 8. Infantry, Commanding District
of Georgia, lfltb U, 8. infantry and Assistant
Commissioner Bureau R. F. and A. L. State of
building, Whitehall street!
First Lieutenant John K. Hormkr. Adju|anfcl6th
First Lieutenant E. P. DoniRTT. 5th U. 8. Caval
ry, on duty with Headquarters, District of
, . _ V9 t .
Inspector General, Bureau R F. aou A. L-, State
of Georgia. Office at Headquarters.
Brevet Major Fkkd Mosesach. V. R C\,Sub. Asst.
Office, building opposite the Post Office, Broad
street.
POST OF ATLANTA,
GOBI!
Composed of the Counties of Cobb, Fulton. Camp
bell. Garroll, (tfweta. Heard, Fayette, Clayton,
Spalding, Henry. Newton, DeKalb, Milton,
Gwinnett and Butts.
Brevet Brigadier General Thomab H. RufijtR, CoL
88d United States Infantry, Commanding Post.—
Headquarters, Boom N*. 8. Willingham Build
ing, comer of Decatur aDd Ivy streets, Atlanta,
Georgia.
Brevet Captain O. C. KNAPP, 1st Lieut. 83d U-8.
Infantry, Post Adjutant. Office at iteudquar-
ters.
First Lieutenant C. 8. IlSLET, 16th U. 8. In
fantry, Acting Assistant Quartermaster ami
Acting Commissary Subsistanro..iPost. Office,
Hoomxp. 7, Willingham Building.
Atlanta Postal Regulation*.
THOS. G. SIMMS, - . POSTMARTKR.
FRANK MILLS, • A MIST A NT PoKTMASTKR.
Office Horns from 8 a.m. to 12Js F.M.; and
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF THE MAILS
NORTHERN AND nAkthWEHTBUN.
Arrives - i-41 A.M.
V N. w.) li.ou P.M.
Arrive
r,'loM
n/JO I’.M, Closes , 6.00 A.M
. MACON.
'**avan.) 4.15 A.M. (Way’sbflro’) 115 P.M.
415 A.M
MJCUGUART& AJU> GROCERS
A. Mkkcuants. Sign, Auctfou House. White
*“ a, Ga.
EaU UJMt, Atlantia,
P ETER LYNCH, Wholes axe and Kktail GRO
CER, and dealer In Varieties, Whitehall street,
Atlanta. Ga. ly
If* A INS A ^ABBOTT. WHOLESALE GUO-
t CERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Granite Front, Paaoliiree street, Atlanta, Ga.
ft-Tt-iy
and Producers, at the Bridge, on Broad street and
railroad, Atlanta, Ga. A. J. ROBERT,
F. W. ROBERT.
J OHN C. ROGERS, Dealer in Family gro-
Cmhimh and torxTBT'PHODdt’E, Whitehall, one
d *or from Mitchell street, Atlanta, Ga Cnoice
HAMs alwayaou hand. i
BARKERS AND BROKERS
11 MI E GKoltGl A N Ai ION A L BANK. Bank
X Block, Alabama s'reel. John Rice, Presl-
L. JoNES.Ca.--t icr, Dakwin G Jonas. Tel*
loits—John Rico, J..hu Collier, E.
'per.
E. Ui
WONTROHICRT.
Arrives - 64.) P.M. Clot I
CArtRfLLTON.
Leaver*T.D0 A.M. Mondays, Wednesduy*. Fridays.
Arrives 7.<w l'.Ajl.’l'tieKdays, Thursdays, Saturdays.
DA Itl.ON Ed A (HACK).
Leaves 7.00 A.M. Momluys, Wcdm -d*ys. Fridays.
Arrives 7.00 P.M. Tuesdays,Thursdays, satttrduys.
RATRS OF POSTAGE.
B—Throe cents, pre paid, for every hall
ounce throughout the United States; l
la, Now Brunswick, and other British
rinc
tdland.
,.„DBI.Ush Pu>-
e-puyniubt optional, except to New
Newspapkh Postage—In the United states:
Dallies, per quarter, thirty cuifts; We'kMet*, five
cents t frsu wubiu the county wtiere published.
Foreign Letter Pontage to Great Britain and
Ireland, tweuty-l'ouc cenG-pre-payment o|»-
tbmal. <
To France, fifteen »xmts |*rquarter onnee—pre-
To Cuba, AxpinwMl, and Panama, ten cents,
pre-pai<*
To Oldenburg by Bremen ra’l, 18c.; by Hamburg
m'l, 15c.
To Lunenburg by Bremen m'l, 18c.; by Hamburg
18c.
To Au ..
WurtemUirg, Baden. Luxemburg,
Mecklenlnirg-Schwetin 9ml Mccklennurg-rannuz,
Lffbeck, and Tluirn and Taxis Postal Depart*
ment, by Bremen er Hamburg iguil, 15c.
To 3chU:»Wig*UdUteiu and Denmark, by lire,
men or Hamburg mail, R’O.
To bwmlen, by Bremen or Hamburg
To Norway, '*
Railroad Schedules.
jyy WESTERN ft ATLANTIC RAILROAD-
186miles—Kara, &V cants per mile-—Camraau.
Wallace Superintendent; John B. Pice, Master
Transportation; Wit. W. Clayton, Treasurer! Ira
H. Tayiair, Auditor: J. H. Flynn, Master Machi
John M. Baiooi
NIUHT
Leave Atlanta
Arrive atChatf-
Leave Chattanooga
6RRTRA1N-DAILT.
7 .00 PJI
4.U0A.M
410 P
xnooga
»ga - 4.10 P.M.
Arrive at Daltou - - . 7.18 A.M.
Arrive at Atlanta - • 1.85 A.M.
DAILY PAlMXNUKN TRAIN—DAILY,
(except Sundays).
8.50 A.M.
Leave Atlanta
Leave Dalum • S.56 P.M
Arrive at Chattanooga - - 5.25 P M
Leave chuttanooga 4 • • 4.10 A.M
Arrive at Atlanta - - - 116 P.M
DALTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN—DAILY,
(except Suudays).
318 P.M.
11.40 P.M.
1.80 P.M.
10 «» A M
At Atlanta.
* GEORGIA RAILROAD—171 miles—Fare
ntoiHir nUle.—John J*. Kino, President; K.
rinienOent; G.T.
. ANDERSON, Agent
DAT FAMENQER TRAIN.
Leave Atlanta .
Arrive at Augusta
Leave Augusta *
Arrive at Atlanta 1
NIOHT FAMENDED TRAIN.
Leave Atlanta
Leave August;
Arrive at Atlanta.
NIGHT THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN.
Leave Atlanta «
Arrive at Auguata V
Arrive at Augugi
l^eavD Augusta
Arrive at Atlanta
t A.M.
I P.M
I A.M.
Fare, five cents per mile—A. J. WHITE,
President; E. B. W a leek. .Superintendent; It. A
Anderson, Agent at Atlanta :
. . DAY rASSKNdEK TRAIN.
I.eave Macon .... 7 45 A.M.
Arrive at Atlanta . - «. 900 P.M,
Leave Atlanta - . . • 716 A.M.
Arrive at Macon . . . 1.ft) P.M.
840 P.M
Leave Macon
Arrive in Atlanta
Leave Atlanta
Arrive in Macon
430 AM.
lit P.M
4.10 A.M
1J-87 miles—Fare, -
- per id tie—John P.
DAY FADaKNOER TRAIN—GOING OUT.
Leave Atlanta.... 7 00A.M.
Arrive at West Point .18.00 “
DAT PAB8ENUER TRAIN—COMING IN.
Mf* MONTGOMERY & WEST POINT RAiL-
ROAi).—Daniel H. Cram, Superintendent.
Leave West Point . - 10.16 A.M.
Acrive at Columbus - .. . 1.44 PM
Arrive at Montgomery - 4 J5 P.M.
Letve Montgomery ... TJX) A.M.
LeateGolumhus . • . . Ml P.M.
Arrive at West Point l.oiy.M,
WESTERN 4 ATlJMIIi RAILROAD.
QN and after June I8tft, 1867, Passenger Truins
going north. *, -
LEAVINC ATLANTA,
8.45 A. M. Daily (kxokft Sundays) Ezra am
Pamrnokk.—Arrive at Dalton at«.ft)p.
M., connecting vyjih K T. aud tla. R. R,
trains for f^noxrllta, Xynchnuiyf, Wash
1,i> At Chattanoogaww r.
conneeftng w ith trains hf Nashvllld ami
Chattanooga Ra‘* \ .
vlllc, and ifie 3
phis and Chari
ut^-, Wash
atl>alk _
amlGa. It. It. trains' Jd* ftnoxville. LycU-
burg, W'uAlUngtbt), BuRlnjore, Philadel
phia, ami New Y’okk, arrive at Chatta
nooga 4 id a. h.. eoonecUftg with trains ot
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad for
Njishviiln, I/’UlsVille, ami the M’ot. and
train*, of the Mom phis ami CnArteston Ua.il-
rojrd for Mninphis, NEW orleanh. etc
CXtMrNO SOUTH. '
ARRIVE AT ATLANTA.
, — Daily Hwkat Soi.tiikke .m ah. Li-.iv-
ing CHaTtaKooga 4 30 r. m., ODRueeUng
w fill trains of Nashville uud CbuttiuiiHiga,
•id IRemphls ami MigrleHon JRa
«nd Dali on at 7 50 V M , connect ing n ., u
trains of K. T. and tie. Railroads
9.46 A. M. Daily (kxoeft m-kdayk) Dalton Ac.
con notation.— la-ave Dalton at 1 4ft a.
Kingsum 4 :*>, OartersYllle 5.16. Marietta H.
tff.05 P( 41. Daily (except nui4days) Kxpkksh
P ahsrnoek—Leave Chattanooga at 3JU a.
m , making close connections with trklne
of Nashville and CLat&inoogn, and Mem.
phis and Charleston Hail roads, and DaL
GEORGIA WEEKLY OPINION,
IHTRODDCTftBY PROPOSAL ,
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cy of Ahe DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES
adtugMI by the STATE CONVENTION held in
AtliXfca, July 4th, 1887.
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occasion may require.
■•fives inalHancc with the National It<
party or the Union, ami for the uncondlth
port of Uic Union ol' these States.
Roolrtd, 8. That we pledge our hearty support
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3 50 P. M. Daily (FkOkrr SUNoarsn Hatton Ac-
CUMMUhation.—Arrive at Marietta 6 45,
(^artortMliu b.uO, Kingston 9.oo, Dalton
tw v. *nj.u^r g Nji >w t,Min-Arri.,' 'Hofifs Fast Panting'Machines,
Togcilu r with a aumboi'or
Are preiwiro/V tu All orders for any kind of
JOB IlPZEtlltTTIIKrcS-,
IN A tirPKItlOIt man 111 it,
l,KI»KKS ^OUCITKTI FOR
Pl,A,tk AX1> ORXAMKXTAh
JOB PRINTINC.
CATitOflCt LIST ON W9RK EXHODIKIDNOK
Morchanti, 1
Manuiaoturers.
Meobaujes.
Aiu-tioneer«,
RTftreiM Uoffipanles,
Insurance Uompanie
RoardlogJftouses,
Rallnoatle,
“\l Jfome" C ards,
Bull l.'nrdfe,,
'Wedding Cards,
Show Cards,
Klection C.’ards.
Admlsstun Cards,
T)reo Tables,
THE DAILY OPINION.
THUKHOAY MORNING s::::: SKPT. 1J.
DECLARATION OS’ PRINCIPLES
Of T11K
ohioh BKFUBLICAN party OF 010R0IA
ADOPTED RY 7BE STATE COEVEBTIOB.
Atlanta, July 4th, 1807.
Wibrbxs, We, humbly acknowledging onr de
pendence upon an overruling Prorldenoe, wbc
shapes the destlules ot men ana nations, thoak Ai-
migkty God for having, through agencies and in
strumentalities in His wisdom selected, preserved
H Government when its deepest foundations
were being shaken by tho mighty uphcavlngsof
the recent rebelllan. And
WiltKKAa, Tile loyal men of Georgia desire the
earliest practicable settlement of the disturbed
condition of the country: and whorens, wo liellovo
that the establishment of luttlce is essential to en-
luring peace, that patriotism should be exalted
an a virtue, and It is the duty of the Stato to cher
ish all its people ; and whereas, those wno
these principles are called
out tho Union. Therefore,
Re4ol94d, 1st. That we adopt tho name of tho Union
• assert
Republican party of Georgia, and declare <mr
She National ItepnUHcar
loifkl sup-
to the reconstruction measures of tho Congress of
the United Ktetcs.
of free schools.
R«4olc'M. 4 That the Union Republican Party U
idea lilted in its history and by its osaentiol Prin
ciples with the rights, the interests and the dlnii-
masses
Georgia will receive at its hands every encourage
ment and assistance that may be necessary to pro
tect their full rights: and, that lu the mainten
ance 6f tho jMiRitlon taken uud the principles
we have this day avowed, we cordially invito the
co-operation of all oiUzuus, Without regard to their
political antecedents.
abide by tlie prescribe*! terms of restoration, In
electing to office tho*e men only who osn comply,
in all respects, with tho requirements of the Aot»«d
Ubngress. and who profor the iGovernment oft
United Mates to any other that could be foamed
Tu* Btatk ItOAU.—Wo bad the pleanro,
a few day* Knee, of pasifnpt orer tM» Hoad
and the opportunity of noticing the cohtli-
Uon of tlio track uul the nuineroua bridges
between tbh elty anil Dalton. We do
not raaember to have ever seen the Road
In •* fln« a condition. The bridges have
been thoroughly overhauled, and many
have been rebuilt anew, There appears to
be no patch work about them, but every-
thtOK Is substantial, safe and durable. The
cars are new, clegnnMnd comfbrtahle. The
rolling stock Is of the best quality, and tlnw
whole inanatceiuciit of tho Road under the
most periset system. We saw no road be
tween this and Washington that appeared
to lie In as ilne order; uono.hu which the
paesi-iwtevcoachcs were so uomfbrtnhlo. It
reminds otu, o( tlie roads between Wash-;
lnjftoti and Xe# York, whose elegant
coaches aud smooth track buvu become so
uommutui tijemr af ienuuk. XLuit>t Wn!>
»aeo and Jfr'. Pbok TIescT»**Nvdn 'rtf tho
Stale for tlie very able arid faithful manner
In which tln-yJios-u. discharged tfldlr (111
ties, <' , . ' *
TELEGRM
non tbm nw max 1
THE STATE ELECTIONS IN MAINE-
Washimoton, Sept. 11.—The heavy Re
publican losa in Maine creates intense ex
citement. The lower House, whleM lest
session had but thirteen Democrats, is now ,
claimed by that party. The great eentral
states—New York, Pennsylvania and.
Ohio—are claimed as certain, and the de
feat of negro suffrage in Ohio seems eon-
ceded.
Tlie It. 11. Edwards, of Tennessee, wb*
was recently convicted of using seditious
lauguigc lu McMluu county, in that State,
‘la eol “an cx-Unlon oncm-,* as hasten,
us sorted. He was a secessionist, and made
application to Mr. Davis for authority toi
raise a regiment for tho Confederate ser
vice.
Gov. Swann, of Maryland, has postponed
the militia parade from the lStk lank, tho
day of the Border State Convention, to the
lDth of October.
Qen. N. B. Buford hat been appointed
to examine the eastern section of the
Union Pacific Railroad, In place of Frank
P. Biulr.
A disabled soldier with a ham) organ
earned ninety dollars on Washington
street, Boston, Massachusetts, a day or two
since.
Gob. Old telegraphs that Vicksburg is
placed under quarantine, lloots front New
Orleans must land at the station, two miles
below tlio city..
More of the mckles-Johwon Con-
Til« correspondence between Oen. Sick
les and the civil antliorttfot Of North Caro
lina, relative to the late conflict In that
State Svlth the military, has been made
pithily. D reveals sonio interesting faqts
track 1. iu most excellent condition. *h*iS d #^ 1 W, ^ 1 ^
cars are new. cleranWtod comfortable. The Iuclmto the opinion Of Chief Justice CIuuc,
Ivcred at Htf'Hgti, In Juuotagt, rcjrftr<l-
Ipkr tbo relations of tho United 8ti\tc«
^ourt^ tp the ReconstructloQ vets.
Tbo jfolloMiiia; is tho Hut Jotter of tho
tvnUcdHUtes Mumbai to Gouqnil Sickles:
“Office of tuk U. H. Maushal, >
Ralkiob, N.C., July 30 t 18C7.J
"rfiii: 1 have tho honot t</liiclo6e ft Copy
of nit order ft ‘
...... fMhn one of yotit gul>oriUft«teH
to ihy* UcputY ;tt Wilmington,- whir It Don
A>LU\tlu* «uioroeu>uuL of m. «MftMtitre of
Tiif Indian Wajl—A Jcitvr from Fort
Kiimlall re]»orts Hint Oenci^; SticrQiati,
with Hie J > enceCoimui*RU*i)6ni' liml reached
there on the'evening o^the Ailf. The Com-
nfiwjloncrs Diet rt iuituhcr of the chiefs of
tho Northern Sioux fit Fort Sully, some.of
whom were diKpogod to return to the
flon'iitlona. An uppointm^nt wns innrie
\S ll.li tlio chiefs of tlie Sarttoe Sioux to meet
the CoinmlasloncrB nt Ynnktoii, where n
treaty will lio made. The Commissioners
expected to return to Omaha by the 10th.
YliwccllUllCAUN.
all, 81c
T li.n
J • LAM
Stock*,#
I j, and Bank BUD. Exchange* Bomlt, makes
lnvchtmenth tor partied in Bomis an«l Htcwkb;
TIT G. 1M.1BBIN8 ft CO., BROKERS, corner of
1?JL. Whits noli ami Alabama streeu.
Rl/4rmc4f.--Tri!,tHM A Robert*. Now York; Hop-
kiUK, Troubridge ft Dwight New York; B. ft.
W»nvn, \ugusta, Ga.; I).F.Fleming,Charleston,
J. D. Cunuinghatn, Montgomery, Ala.; K.
.v. . iisiuiiigiutm, Montgomery, Aia.; K.
Peters, Atlanta; R. ▲ Retell, AtlanU; Edward
PxIdifftH. Havannah. Go. Gfo-ty
ATLANTA NATIONAL HANK—DMhlGN A
A TED DEPOSITORY OF THE UNITED
ffT4TE8. A. ApaftLL. Pratldenl; W. II. TullFr,
Oxktcr. DlliKCTORn—A. Austell, M. G. Dsib-
t .nt, W. R. PhilliptvJeMe McUmlon. J H James
' hueciai attention paid to Collect ions in Atlanta
and tbrei
aud tbreugh this section. Prompt returns, mode
at tha lowe»t ourrevt rate*. Oar New Y«wk Cor-
FURNITVRK
nmtAliO ALM DEPOT—M- K- KENNY Pro
L/ Rrieter dealer IR Brandies, Wines, Whiskies
aadSagars. Cricaro Alb alwaysoa haaft. No.
14 Alabama street. Atlanta, Ga Wfl 9m
Am
Granite fefoct
mu 1
InYAMBOW ft 8IMPHON, ATTOKN BY« Aft LftW
r Attesta, Oft. Office sonsr Wkluftatl am)
Ilaffitew ffiraats^ rw Jameft Bank teg U#um.
**** ii.r.r arrow,
o. r. ftiMiteon.
mt
i ETNA LI PR
INVURANCX COMPANY-
Wk. Jim mi ms
•UdlRf, earner ef A)
seooad •«
To KUHsia, •*
To Belgium.
Todwiue»*»in.t. ••
To ■ftnly
To Turkey.
Te Greece.
To (iibraltiir. Sindn, rt«"l ,
Hamburg mail,‘LVa
To Australia, India ft Chi
bv Bremen s.r Hamburg.
ftje.
TBAINS.
JOHN B. PK'-K,
j( ]H im MnMs>r Tranis|R»rtatioi
ffir MAIL STAGE LINE t llOti ATLANTA
ToT)AHLONKGA.-
Lttavs Atlanta Motuluy, Wednesday ansi
Friday - / - - . . - HW A.M,
Arrive Tuesday^ Thfinssi^v and Saturday 7j)» P.Mt
New Freight Houte.
“Plague Take the Hindmost!"
SWANSON, BOYKIN A CO.,
WHOLKSALR AMU RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,
HOABK’ti CONNER,
Whitehall etreel Atlaata, Ot
T)HV1MCI ASS. KvsJers, Country UerckuM snd
X the public Kenendljr. ere mviteil to tall ssU
eismiae «ur Lisus eml TAtlth »»urti»uut of
PUKE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
aj.l who will tune and
lurent. Sittl w t; feel
tile Katlsisettoo
|iftce our rootls. .
We keep coiMtutly on Und Whitlow dim,
Putty, Peinti, Oils, Varnhheu, lirurhee, Gomtn.
Perfuuwry, T..llet so»P». Ktute/ Article,, *c.. sod
lu (art everythlue u.u^ly Sotiwd in m KIBST
CLASS HOLfcE. Al«r*»*upplyof P w -KlJje"*
uelebrated (ikXCJKk (iHuinttml 0) WUITk.
LEAD, ou haul aud to arrive Contractor, aud
Painter, will Sad it to thulr latereat to (Ira ua
a call baiorv purckaabla« elaewhere
PkEHCkIPTIOVH CAK1TULLT PRIPAkRU IT A
COMHMTtST rBAUM A CEUTIbT
Call and axanloe for yeuraelraa. Now la the
^,^ wb ;TA^,%tt k .X * CO.
8peak.their own praise wherever planted.
DAVIU LAMDBCTR * SOW,
I PhllaSsIphla, Pa
NEW ORLEANS
ATLANTA
VIA GRAND JUNCTION A CHATTANOOGA,
ALL HAIL.
No Charge for Insurance, Dragwjf, Com
mit* ions or PoriearUlng.
The following low rate kas been agreed to,
bin. «<v u ..t Ji”l V afith ion.
$175
taking effect J t LY 80th, 1887
1st Clsht per 100 pounds
EJ Llxsw per J00 peundi
Threngh Bills of Lading will be given at point
or shipment, and all lorn, damage and overcharge*
will be promptly settles! at point of delivery.
Tariff, show lug e loos iff cation, site, may book-
ilnad at office of Western A AUeatte Railroad.
WMwTBuCaM.T.
talni
Jf84—3in
Y> DOPING.
' ROOFING.
ROOFING,
Hatlsi satshUabsS a Mauufacaory si Os well
lik Osssrt mnd OrarM Jtooflnf,
Tfta imstemteoed vssM eaU Iks ssssisl aWeRtteR
Bueflan iu ua
«alharte(hli
Mai ef aU
saa RSoEaf EsSsrlul Or Sola
1 ntSraaesa can ba aaas sttha a*r-
WhltakaU sudllHeMl atrueta. ur at tha
r:;fa»r
*aSS-Zs
HuSki.
Thea'reti
Hl*erlffV,
(AmstablM,
Lawyers^
Schosila,
Business L'ar<ta,
"'‘ipuff Cards.
Way BUU,
Clreulats,
Cneokn,
Notes,*
Drafts,
prlees current,
Title Deed*,
Trust Deeds,
laoases,
Keueiiits,
Tax liills,
Licenses,
Bonds,
TiaUli
UNI
BHIs oi' Lading,
Kill if(-*ia,
lpHurance Poliotas,
(slenders.
Uu nil tala,
ah Inner*’ Receipts,
Driigglate' Twibcis,
"" i
Paste Im— elks ires,
I’gNsengor Tickets,
Drav Bills
'•Ail T“ 1
iflcet-,
llrfiid Tickets,
Kef ard Tickets,
El#<’tton Tickets,
(Vrtlfli attw of Slock,
Toluvxw Label
» lothhsg IoiIhjU,
bills ol r Fare,
( onserf Bill's
!?»,
Nanufitetururs Laltcl*, Etc., ate., etc
Rfi^Onlers from our foiemU and the public
generally are re*l>ectni!ly wdlsdtosi.
OUljJKJJT’rO-ftrEAT, QY IC te, CHEAP
B A lil k I N C Fo il 9 E
JAY COOKE & CX).,
Nw. «0 WAU STBEET,
Cars ftf Rasteft atreel
.Mow York.
rE bay aad sell- at the tpoft liberal current
* " es, and keep On hand a full supply of
IEST BONDS OP ALL DMURM,
rHIKTiRH, and COMPOUND INTER
y and execute order* for purchase and
;Kh, BONDS and GOLD.
CONYElllONI.
:W. oetivert tke several Issues of Hxvjsm-Trtr-
• sifts mostCsv o rah I# market rates Info fflve-
rentUB, which, ai present price Of gold, yield
• bdlier about one per cent, more Interest tar
mnmJ Circulars wfth tell particulars furnished
JAY COOKE ft CO.
How is the'Time to Advertise
MADieON NEWS,
0»X or THX BEST MEDIUMS
MalTalrafig- Aaear
R RoTMSCMILD
o. K«T*loaua * mum,,
VfOUSiU PR I LIBS |R
BOOTS Ac SHOES,
fl Ohma airtal, Raw lark.
Governor linker, of linJlsno, Ims Issued
writs of election to (111 vacancies In the
LoKlsIutkre. This Is .iipixmcd to Indicate
a probability of u s'Jill ltir an extra ses
sion.
In asauiuiny command of the flfUi Mili
tary District, Gen. Gridin says all exlstine
orders remain In force. District snd stall'
officers will continue to perforin their cus
tomary duties at headquarters In New Or
leans until further orders.
Isist week WHO immigrants passed tbrmiffh
ColilinlmA 'J'M of them Intending to locHte
In Ohio, K00 In Indiana, ZI3 lu Misaonrl, 7*
In Kentucky, and the remainder in other
Western States.
Tlio Kentucky Rourlmn Coinpany’sstore-
houso in New fork, containing I .'(WO Iwr-
rels whisky, was seised Saturday, tinder an
alleged violation of the lulrrifal rovenuc
out.
A train on the North-Western Railroad.
In thu Western part of Iowa, was drla}ed
on Saturday one hour and a qdarter by
grasshoppers, which covered thu track so
thick Unit the engine drivers slipped on the
rati.
Mnrnxa im Lvmi>uk.—The Dahlonega
Signal, of Suturday last, says:
On Wednesday last, according to previ
ous notice, Joseph E. Drawn, of Atlanta,
aud ex-Govcrjior of Georgia, and William
Wtndom, memliur of Congrcsa from Min
nesota, addressed thoneopie of this county
In tlie court hoase. Tli* house was densely
crowded, and tho speakers were treated
with tbo utmost courtesy. During our
short stay, much interest seemed to he
manifested by the spectators, and all seem
ed to be ready and willing to take advice
and do what they thought to be best. We
were not preieut long enough to give a
synopsis of the specclies insde. conse
quently. are not kulnciciitly posted to glvs
the outlines. Ws believe, though, from
the sppearance of everything, that the
speeches had a good effect. Tho speaker*
were very courteous snd respectful la
their manner of delivery, tad everything
passed of pleasantly.
Chart. Di thlk, I ftel; .
mistaken, since I ettnnot siMujoso that you t
would undertake to set osldo a»y law of ‘
the Government to which you owe ullegh
imoe. 1 am attopgthenod In till- view of
Urn case by tbo oidnloli of till)'Chief Jus
tice, delivered to tlio bar In this rity nt thu
opening of the Court.
'• Von aro aware that, my ilqty Is to obey
tho laws of tlio United Status, anil, as I. at
the same time,'greatly desire to avoid a
collision between theetv,llnndiiilHtary‘au
thorities. 1 have direeted my deputy to
suspsnd thp execution of the writ untP
you cap lie informed of the facts,
" I have the honot to he. very rhspect-
fnfly. «l)AMi*r. II. GooDtoa.’’
General Sickles, In reply, solicits a copy
of the opinion of Justice Chase, and the
naturoorthe process issued from Ids Court,
to which tho Marshal thu* replied:
“Unitkd StiTits MahmiiaI's OFnOR.1
Kaleioh, August SO, 18(17. \
Sih : As I cannot recognize tlie right ot
tlie military authorities te obstruct or In
quire Into tlie nature of tho process.of the
United States Courts, put Into my hands, I.
must decline to gits the lnformatkm celled
formas to wlicra and when the final precesa
of execution Issued. The address of the
Chief Justice to the bar ws* published In
the newspapers of Hie State about the 10th
of June, and can doubtless be found at
WUmlngton.
“Dakim. H. Goodlok.”
General Sickles, however, finally obtain
ed the record of tho Court, and laid tba
matter before the Judge Advocate of the
Second Military District, who summed np
the legal points as follows:
“ First. That a revocation of General
Order No. 10 would ho grievously prejudi
cial to tho interests or tho people of tho
Carolina*.
“Second. That it does not appear that
any conflict exist* between the United
States Circuit Court for North Carolina
and the military commander of this dis
trict, hut merely a collision with the Mar
shal. prematurely forced by tlie latter.
“Third.-That ft U i
reasonable to believe
that Chief Justice Chase, with the qnestlwt
before lilm, will compare tho proceedings
on final proeees, to the local law, as modi
fied by the commanding General.
“Fourth. That Congress Intended to make
the military In these diatrlets paramount to-
all other departments of the Government.
"Fifth. That to concede to the United..
States Courts authority 10 overrule tho-X .
dlltary commander. M*l be apt to lead j
xbstantfal nnlHfieattoO qf tho
substantial
tlon Acta."
On this opinion General JMckle* baaed
Ills report just published)* Tho remainder
of the eon**|wiid*nce relates pn
... . Mlhr
formal dataila between the eommandiag
General and hi* subordinate ofilcera.
Tho above,-with tlie telegraphic (
"iwhetween Gen-
I’nuiA or FASHioMAni.xLsrE.—Tho New
York Gaaette, startlingly nay*: ‘-Sad are
t te stories that float In upon n* from the
eamlval ef life at Long Branch, Saratoga.
— J - * -- ser re-
and other of the fashionable summer
sort*. Frivolities we expect. A measurable
Md gay
aasaunt of dancing and' gayety l« not sur
prising. But we do not look for such re
ports a* those which are led to appal n* by
Wtdoaot took toa
SS£ h 2t~M~. who are prom hunt
In tsettwpoiitaa aortal lift aaflMtag ta
downright earomola. We mean Maktag
and drnnkennesa ' not one wMt short at
lea*. This has hams tho shame and pares
of the season. It baa left a blight which
will sadden lives through loag yean. It
b ( to our certain knowledge, taken two
|« n* straight down to death.”
pondence already pubMahe
ertls Grant and sickle*, makes the official
history of the ease Maapiete.
GTTlie editor of an Ohio paper say*
that the heavens were block, one day hut
week, with wild gseee.flying Sooth, and
consequently preeages that winter will he .
herein September.
Kara.—A gentleman wbe kept the run .
of the weedier Informs us that there were
twentgsrtt rainy days In the nfenth of An-
guet. .What year esn bsat that, aad Vfeat
nave tba ootton bean to n> l~g*m 2*1-
Mnw CottOmc-Ws Mare that eighty
were brought h
1 at alMgbteea cents.—
I tty bake received during