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VOL. L—NO. 207.
ATLANTA, GA., FKIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 1867.
PRICE—6 CENTS.
THE DAILY OPINION.
iy \| a l lOtOOftl AID I. B. DUMBLB.
Mm, Central BmU41«c< Bnait* Block t Broad St.
rEIDAT MORjmrO:::::OCTOBER V.
TKUEGKAPUIC.
FROM TOM MEW TOME PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Important Ammt ur Chattakoooa.—
C. w. ITt-ad, aXim “Sof»r Hoad," a noted
desperado. wooarrenteil in Chattanooga on
Tiriv-dajr evening. on a charge of attempt
to murder. It appears that In 1865, he rode
up to the houae of Maj. Yatea. in the
neighborhood of Ringgold. On., and de-
lr.andcd his money. The Major replied
U>at be had no money, whereupon the pri
soner drew a revolver and shot him in the
ere, leaving him for dead. He will beacnt
to Georgia, a* an application tor a reqtilai-
htota iia* been aoa. for by Miij. Yata».
Mors Murder or T*nni»8r».—On Not-
attie creek, nix miles east of Madisonville.
an the Iron Works road, one hour before
daylight, on Wednesday morning of last
week, Mr. Toliver White was shot at bis
own house by a man named William Car
ter, of Georgia, and died in about three
hoars.
Th* Senatorial Oomtmtt in Tkn.nk.sskr.
It Ls understood that Governor Brouu-
l<iar, Mr. Maynard slid Col. Stokes are or
Wave l>e«*n candidates for the United States
Senators}iip from Tennessee. Mr. May-
Bard declines the race in the following
tin!:
To tNe Members of the Oenernl Assembly: |
With thanks to those of your body who
have honored me with your votes forSena-
r »r of tlrn United States. 1 hereby Ix’ff leave
To withdraw from the Senatorial contest.
1'lease, therefore. consider me no longer a
candidate. Horace Maymauu.
XashvilK Oot-23. 1867.
This withdrawal will increase Brown-
low’s chance* for election. Indeed, we re
gard Lb election as almost certain.
Ca— on Jmasks*cm Davis.—A late Wash-
ikffton letter says:
-Prom official sources it is learned that
the case of Jefferson Davis will undoubt
edly l*e tried next month, whether Chief
Justice Chase sliail preside or not. Eacii
party doiirea and expects Jiutee Chaae to
fiear the case, and there is at this time no
good reason known that would prevent his
presence, should there in? no extraordina
ry delay in bringing the case before the
•«irt. But as it is expected that the trial
will last four or five weeks, thus running
«<ver a part of the term of the Supreme
fruirt. which meets on the first Monday of
rHsvinber. it is barely possible that Judge
< base may not feel warranted in entering
upon a hearing, lest lie shall be prevented
in tin* meantime from attending to his im
perative duties in the Supreme Court. Le
gal questions of vast importance are pre
pared for argument before the Circuit
< ourt, which it is desired shall be decided
:,j the Chief Justice. But rather than this
cue shall be continued, both parties are
Subscription and Advertising.
laltlawry Caareatlani.
Washington, Oct. *4.—The National
Repnblicaa Codhnittee to initiate the Presi
dential campaign meets here on the 11th
of December. That of the Democrats
meets November 1st,
rirftala BleeUaaa.
Returns from Virginia indicate the suc
cess of the Conueution and predominance
of Radicals, and show the whites and blacks
against each other almost solidly.
Baltimore Election.
The Democratic candidate ha* Lean elec
ted in Baltimore by 13,000 majority,
den* Sheridan at Harttori.
Gen. Sheridan participates in an impos
ts a display at Hartford to-day. **
JaA«« Chaee to Try Mr. Oarii.
Judge Chase writes Judge Underwood
that he will be in Richmond at the open
ing of the Court, and if the defense desires
it, lie will try Mr. Davis at once.
Judge Chase will not remain in Rich
mond after the opening of the Supreme
Court here In Decern Ik*r.
Coble Summery.
BCcraldini lias formed an Italian Minis
try.
Ciraldia is framing a Coup <fe Etat.
Cotton.
It requires no little courage bo entertain
ami express a favorable opinion respecting
the commercial position of this great sta
ple. It has treated its friends so badly; the
losses of those who have endeavored to
maintain its price are so great that the ex
plosion of John Law’s schemes in France
must he referred to to find a parallel. Much
of these losses were the result of the set
ting of non-commercial theories against a
lew plain commercial facts. In November,
1H65. the price of middling cotton was
pushed up in this market from 44 to 65
cents per pound—from which there has
been a steady decline to the close of last
week—when the same grade sold at 18 cents
per pouud. Among the transactions re
cently effected. 500 bales sold at It cents,
which cost 56 cents per pound, the loss up
on which, exclusive of storage, insurance
and other charges, was over eighty-live
thousand dollars. And this case is one of
many. One who went into the market for a
flyer, to the extent of not more than fifty
bales, thereby lost a small fortune. The
decline that has taken place has pulled
down and bankrupted some of the oldest
and wealthiest mercantile houses in the
world.
In view' of these facts, expressions of
confidence in the staple, even at the rela
tively low prices that have been reached,
will be received with incredulity. But
then; are facts that must not lie lost sight
of.
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SCRUGGS A DUMBLE.
Atlanta. Ga.
XlflHT TA88SR0XB TSAIS—DAILY.
Leave Atlanta . ,
Arrive at Chattanooga * «
Leave Chattanooga - >
Arrive at Dalton - - ,
Arrive at Atlanta
DAILY rASBKMexB MAIN—DAILY,
(except Sundays).
Leave Atlanta ...
Leave Dalton ...
Arrive at Chattanooga •
Leave Chattanooga -
Arrive at Atlanta
•ALTON ACCOMMODATION TSAIS—DAILY,
(except Sundays).
.iLeave Atlanta .... to* P.M.
*Arr»ve at Dalton . » • • 11.** P.M.
Slave Dalton .... 1 JO P.M.
Arrive at Atlanta * 10.30 A.M.
Railroad Schedulea.
Met; W. G. Qeamuro, 8. C. Shop
Wallacb, Gen. Agent; W. K. Wxss
Ticket Agent; &. A. Baoor, Gen'l Fr
Joss M. Baibeza, Agent at Atlanta:
Cbaxlss B.
General
‘AgSht;
TDD P.M.
4.00 A.M.
4J8P.M.
7.18 AM.
135 A.M.
3.80 A.M.
8.85 P.M.
548 PM.
4.00 A.M.
1.16 P.M.
MT GEORGIA RAILROAD—171 miles—Far*
five cents per mile.—John P. Kims, President; JL
W. Co LX, Superintendent; G. T. Aronson, Agent
at Atlanta.
•AY YAMXXeSB TSAIS.
Leave Atlanta 6.00 AM,
Arrive at Augusta 648 P.M.
Leave Angusta 6.00 A.M.
Arrive at Atlanta 6.00 P.M.
nioht r ambbqbs tsaib.
Leave Atlanta 7.16 P.M.
Arrive at Augusta. 6.10 A.M.
Leave Augusta 6.00 P.M.
Arrive at Atlanta 4.16 A.M.
night through tbkight train.
Leave Atlanta 0.40 P.M.
Arrive at Augusta 9.87 A.M.
Leave Augusta 6.10 P.M.
Arrive at Atlanta 8.06 A.M.
JBy MACON A WESTERN RAILROAD.—108
miles—Fare, five cents per mile—A. J. WhitS,
President; E. B. Walxkr, Superintendent; R. A.
Anderson, Agent at Atlanta:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Macon
Arrive at Atlanta
Leave Atlunta
Arrive at Macon
Leave Macon
Arrive in Atlanta
Leave Atlanta
Arrive in Macon
7.43 A.M.
3 00 P.M.
7.13 A.M.
1.30 P.M.
8.40 P.M.
4 30 A.M.
7.H P.M-
4.10 A.M.
City Business Directory.
BOOTS db SHOES.
BOOTS, SHOES and LEATHER.
NEW STORE—NEW GOODS
_Extra inducements to buyers at Wholesale
Retail. Peachtree street, opposite Cox & Hill.
my*9-6m GEO. W. PRICE.
G. H. A A. W. FORCE, Wholesale and
Retail dealers in BOOTS and SHOES—sign
of Big Iron Boot. Large assortment always
. . . . on hand for City trade. Whitehall street, At-
C otton, at the present prices, is not; lanta. Ga. mya-6m
MT ATLANTA A WEST POINT RAIL
ROAD—87 miles—Fare, per mile—John P.
King, President; S. P. Grant, Superintendent;
R. M. Farrar, Agent at Atlanta:
DAT PASSENGER TRAIN—GOING GOT.
Leave Atlanta 7.08 AJM.
Arrive at West Point 18.00 M.
DAY TASBRNGSR TRAIN—OOIUXS IS.
Leave West Point 1840 P.M.
Arrive at Atlanta. 6.88 P.M.
DRUGS! DRUGS!
AT TERM
CITY DRUG STORE,
Whitehall ant Marietta stmts.
TURPIN St KING,
WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL DEALERS IB
Drugs Medicines,
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS,
STANDARD PATENT JIEDICINX8.
rsrsi^n and Desieitlc
PEBFTJMBRY.
We sell the groat {bale
HYGIENIC WINE!
Recommended by tbo Clergy, Physicians
and Invalids,
Our Prescription Department
IS COMPLETE.
OPEN AT ALL HOURS.
DON’T P0RGET TUB PU0B AND NAME OP
TURPIN & KING,
scpl3—dtlsnov Norcross Corner.
“Plague Take the Hindmost!”
MF MONTGOMERY A WHttT POINT RAIL
ROAD.—Daniel H. CRAM, Superintendent.
Leave West Point . . 18.16 A.M.
Arrive at Columbus ... 1.44 P.M.
Arrive at Montgomery . , . 4.96 P.M.
Leave Montgomery - 7.00 A.M.
Leave Columbus - - .1.11 P.M.
Arrive at West Point . . 1.03 P.M.
WESTERS & ATLASTIG RAILROAD.
O
par ing the cost of growing. The average |
price of mi<]Ulin»: cotton before the war
was 11c. per pound, in gold; equal to 10c.j 4 daik a
incur present currency; adding 2'^e lor I A.
the government tax. making IS'-Je., while
it U perfectly plain that the cost of raising
cotton has fully doubled, and at least 22c.
per pound is necessary to return the planter
his first cost.
The estimates of
MERCHANTS AND GROCERS
UKEsE, Auction and Commission
Merchants. Sign, Auction House. White
hall street, Atlanta, lia. fe9U—1 v 1
P ETER LYNCH, W holesale and Retail Gro
cer, ami dealer in V arieties, Whitehall street,
Atlanta, lia. fe23—ly
N and after June 18th, 1867, Passenger Trains
will run as follows:
GOING NORTn.
LEAVING ATLANTA.
ft.43 A■ M. Dijly ixxcvrr Sundavr) Express
Passenger.—Arrive at Dalton at 9.30 r.
M., connecting with E. T. and Ga. It. R.
trains for Knoxville, Lynchburg, Wash
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York. Arrive at Chattanooga 5.23 p. M.,
connecting with trains of Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad l’orXashville. I^iuis-
ville, and the West, ami trains of Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad for Mem-
I
iLYINS & PARROTT. WHOLESALE GRO-j
CKRS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,!
i
3.00 P
phis. New Orleans, etc.
M.
illy by writ, 01 error. I
A special dispatch to a New' York paper
.Utes that Mr. Davis’ trial will probably
remmence ou the 2Sth of November.
<>KAKttlMITY Or A IvKCKXTANT TlUKK.—
We find tliu following remarkable state-
■ent in a St. Louis, Mo., paper;
In 1860, Mr. K., a ^prosperous business
■an of St. Louis, captured a theif in his
deeping apartment. The culprit pleaded
t* ban! for release that Mr. K. set him at
liberty, on the promise of future good b©-,
kavlor. giving him some money besides.—
l® I860, Mr. K. failed In business, and be
came * clerk at fi moderate salary. I’ass-.
Png the pod office fi short time since, K»
who was very shabbily attired, was ac-
'Wrtert by «n elegantly dressed, beieweied
individual, with. -IIow do you do, Mr. K.Y
•Mod to see you l Still iu busineHS on Main
itreet ?** K^vainly endeavoring to remem
ber the stranger, replied that tie was not
in tMuiness; in fact, was hunting a situa
tion. Stranger said, ‘‘Please walk with me
% short distance.’* The two repaired to a
fcotel, where the stranger introduced him
self as the repentant thief. lie forced K.
to accept a loau of 610,000, with which to
recommence business. He said that dur
ing the war he had made a large sum of
money, and he had long desired to express
hD gratitude to K. in some auhstantinl
man rier.
largely take the place of linens and wool
ens. It is mixed largely in so-called wool
en, linen and silk fabrics, and with the
high cost of food, cotton goods, must bo
iilg
taken large!r|in place of fluei" Ikbrics.—
Therefor, placing the yield at 1000,000
bales, It Is not atall probable that we
shall hare more than 1,GUO,000 bales to ex
port, if. Indeed, we can spare so much.
Cotton comes Into the ports slowly. The
Treasury regulations respecting tu© pay
ment of the tax are stated to bo the prin
cipal cause of the delay in getting the
crops to market. It will bo well for U10
South if there be some delay: it will servo
to restore confidence, of which there la a
marked deficiency. The available shipping
of the ports promises to be fully occupied
the next three months in supplying Great
Britain’s more pressing needs for food.—
Consequently, with immediate large re
ceipts at the ports, ;he rates of freights and
— | exchange will be greatly adverse to the in-
iMi'KACitMKNr.—A Washington letter of 1 terests of cotton. New York alone pro-
ahe 2th. says: t mises to bo able to furnish immediate fa-
A letter received here from Hon. James cilities for handling cotton. Besides, it is
I* Wilson, of Iowa, Chairman of the House I probable that the cotton tax will te rcduc-
.ludicinry Committee, states that he has ex- i ed to one cent per lb. soon after the meet-
A J. ROBERT & CO., General Commission
. Merchants, and Agents lor Manufacturers
and Producers, at the Bridge, on Broad street and
railroad, Atlanta, Ga. A. J. ROBERT,
ap2-l v F. W. ROBERT.
represented as willing to submit their. ,
points to Judge Underwooil. trusting to , c»onaDir*400*0OG Gfanit^Fronl?FeachtretfstreetfAUanu^Ga.
getting them before the Supreme Csmrt ti- uo ' v coming to m.irket ><ir> iroin -.100,000 | fe-22_iy
tally by wq-it of error.” J to 2.800,000 bales. But it is coming upon
markets nearly bare, whereas, the stock
one year ago was three hundred thousand
bales. We exported last year 1,500.000 bale*
It is not probable that the exports this Year
w ill greatly exceed that figure. We have to
replenish bur stocks, instead of drawing
from them, and this alone will nearly dis-
ixise of the increased growth. Again, the
lower prices will greatly increase the con
sumption. There will be fifty per cent,
more cotton used with the price at 22o than
at over 40c. Cotton goods at low prices
JOHN O. ROGERS, Dealer in Family Gro-
J CEKIE3 and Country Produce, Whitehall, one
door from Mitchell street, Atlanta, Ga. Choice
Hams always on hand. aug9—6m
BANNERS AND BROKERS
T HK GEORGIA NATIONAL BANK, Bank
Block, Alabama street. John Bios, Presi
dent; K. I.. Joshs,Cashier; Darwin G. Jobss, Teu
lor; Edward H. Jovks, Book-Keeper. DIREC
TORS—John Bice, John Collier, R. B. Kawson, S.
A. ttnrand. W. WT. Clayton. feW—1 y
JT• lanta, G.. i>u/h aafi mUaGolds, Silver, Bonds,
Stocks, and Bank Bills. Bxehangos Bonds, makas
investment* for p*iti« in Bonds and Slooks;
allows iutarMA «a Deposits when talk for two
month, at loBK«r. fgfo—ly
G. DOBBINS R CO., BROKMBB, sornar of
Whitens 11 and Alahaaa stream.
Daily (except Sundays) Dalton Ac
commodation—Arrive at Marietta 5 45,
Cartersvilie 8.06, Kingston 9.00, Dalton
12.25.
7ou P. M. Daily Great Northern Mail.—Arrive
at Dalton at 1.15 A. M., connecting with E. T.
andGa. R. R. trains for Knoxville, Lych-
burg, Washington, Baltimore, Philadel
phia, and New York, arrive at Chatta
nooga 4.10 A. M., connecting with trains ol
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad for
Nashville, Louisville, and the West, and
trains of the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road for Memphis, New Orleans, etc
COMING SOUTH.
ARRIVE AT ATLANTA.
1.41 A. M. Daily Great Southern Mail.—Leav
ing Chattanoooa 4.30 r. u., connecting
with trains of Nashville and Chattanooga,
and Memphis and Charleston BailroadB
and Dalton at 7.69 r. M.. connecting with
trains of K. T. and Ga. Railroads.
948 A. M. Daily (except Sundays) Dalton ac
commodation.—Leave Dalton atl.fo a. m.,
Kingston 4 88, Cartersvilie 8.16, Marietta 8.
12,63 P. M. Daily (except Sundays) Bxprbm
Parsbbqer.—Leave Chattanooga at 640 a.
*., making eloee conneeticss with trains
Hue and Chattanooga, and Mess
M.
Jty'srsaoes—Tri.sbee A Roberts, 3i ew^Y ork
kins, Trowbridge &
Warren, Vugusta,
Slew York; B.
. Ga.; D.lF. Fleming,Charleston,
9. C.; J.' D. Cunningham, Montgomery, Ala.; B.
Peters. Atlanta; R. Austell, Atlanta; Edward
Paddlrfonl, Savannah, Ga. fe9D—ly
A tlanta national bank—designa
ted DEPOSITORY OF THE UNITED
ST .uTKS. A. Austell. President; W. II. Tuller,
the next tliree month.-* in supplying Great C'Ahier. DIRECTOKii—-a. Austell, M. G. Dob
- - - tJis, W. R. Phillips,Jesse McLendon, J. H. James.
Special attention paid to Collections in Atlanta
and through this section. Prompt returns made
pvwoetl no opinion rrgsniin"the impeach- j ingof Congress. After January thero will,
ment of the President outside of the Coin-; no doul>t. be le.4s difficulty in moving the
the planter. We
Special attention paid to Collects
id through this section. Prompt
at the lowest current rates. Our New Y'ork Cor
respondent, the Fourth National Bank, to whom
we refer. fe30—ly
of Xsshv
phis and Charleston Railroads, and Dal
ton at 846 a. *., connecting with trains at
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
PULLMAN'S PATENT SLEEP ISO GO ACHES
ON ALL JU9BT TRAINS.
JOHN B. PBCK.
Jel9 Master Transportation.
J0* MAlll STAGit LINK FBGM ATLANTA
TODAH LONEGA —
Leave Atlanta Monday, Wednesday and
Friday «.B* A.M
Arrive Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 7.00 P.M.
FURNITURE.
■dttce room ; and that no 0110 ha.4 nnv au-
thority from him to promise that he' will
vote either for or against reporting articles
ii . e.. .
-rwt tho many unrounded rumors
npeachment,
tho m
evi pul
. Wllsi
Phis statement sets at
ny
'hare her* published recertly to the effect
-■bat Mr. Wilson had announced a change
of opinion 00 this subject. Tho same re-
•■* r » apply to Judwo Churoliill’s position
an ibis matter.
Wild Ci-ovw*.—\ now grass, Which i»
federally crJleiS in this section by the
-name of Wild Clover, is springing luxuri
antly all over this District, and we see
■from our exchanges, all over the Southern
4ute*. It grows almost everywhere, and
«sems to “take hold even of the washed
*od galled parta of the land, as if it would
• nsdeetn both the looks and fertility of the
country. It appears to ho a dwarf clover,
'* Very thick set. and covers the ea.-th with
■ beautiful carpet of grus-n. Wo liav<*
h.-ard that a single root sends out ns nianv
x» six hundred branelu
fficult
crop to the advantage of
aro awaro that the Southern cotton grow
ers arc in but poor condition to carry their
cotton crop; and, of course, it would bo
impossible, if our idea were adopted, to
carry it fully into practice.
Tho wauts of Europe for the coming
year will undoubtedly exceed tho amount
she has taken during the past: and when
it shall be demonstrated that her supply
from America will be increased but little,
if any, a considerable reaction will un
doubtedly tako place in the prices current
* - -
Dealer in Fubnitubk, Utholstkbt and
making; Parlor and Bed Room Sets, and
Furniture Repaired, by A. EROKXZ1X-
. GEU, Hunter street, between Whitehall and
in moving the Pryor. aag7—*m
h
New Freight Route.
NEW ORLEANS
—TO—
ATLANTA
in her markets.
r. World.
VIA GRAND JUNCTION A CHATTANOOGA.
SALOONS.
C HICAGO ALE DEPOT—mT B. KENNY. Pro
prietor dealer In Brandies, Wines, Whiskies
and Segars. Chicago Ale always on hand. No.
14 Alabama street. Atlanta, Ga. aug4 8m
ATTORNEYS.
A LSTON R WINN, attorneys at Law, At
lanta, Ga. OSes, Granite Bloek, Broad
street. EOBT. A. AlitON.
mh84-6m
Ju. J. WINN.
New Way to Makb Horses Draw.—A
team of two horses, hitched to -» wagon
heavily loaded with wood, stalled at the
hill near the Tennessee round-hon9e>. yes
terday, and all the whipping and beating
by the driver could not iriduco them to
budge a peg. Just as the Jehu was aluiut
to give up the contest in despair, an old
'ARROW k SIMPSON. ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Atlanta. Ga. Office corner Whitehall and
abama streets, over James’ Banking House,
Entrance on Alabama street.
H. P. FARROW,
M0—ly O. F. SIMPSON.
F J
Alai
INSUEANOE.
an oiu —
country negro cuiuo up to the horses, slip- j
niul that pulled J |H?d the bridles from Uieir heads patted
out at rHiidoin huiI eonnted. It }>; mite})! them a few times ujxm the neck with Ills
|Yli4|i<at l>y enttle, and is s«i<l to be evtei ni-j hand.and then giving the wonl. tlieunimals
A etna life insurance company-
Assets, *5,000,000. Wm. Jknnings, General
Agent. Lynch's Building, corner of Alabama and
Whitehall streets, second floor.
my9-ly
HARDWARE MATERIALS.
ALL RAIL.
No Gkwrff« for Imsrma* DmfAfCoir-
mimlom tv Furwctdiny.
lag low rate no haem agreed to,
taking effect JULY Kith, 1887:
1st Class per 100 pounds.., fl.73
fid Class per 100 pounds 1.80
fid Class per 100 pounds *146
4th Class per 100 pounds fcl.00
Through Bills of Lading will be given at point
of shipment, and ell loss, damage and overcharges
will be promptly settled at point of delivery.
Tariff, showing classification, etc., may be ob
tained at oflice or Western A Atlantic Railroad.
jy*4—Sm JOHN B. PECK. M.T.
R u
SWANSON, BOYKIN A CO..
vxoumaab arm aw ail
DRUGGISTS,
ROARK’S QOBIfEB,
Whitehall street Atlanta, Ga.
P HYSICIANS, Dealers, Country Merchants and
the public generally, are invited to call aad
examine our large ana varied assortment of
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
We buy entirely from Importers and Manufac
turers, and we feel confident that we can give on-
tire satis!action to all who will come and
price our goods.
We keep constantly on hand Window Glass,
Putty, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Combs
Perfumery, Toilet S>o*p», Fancy Articles, do., and
in fact everything usually found in a FIRST
CLASS HOUSE. A large supply of F. W. Devoe’s
celebrated GENUINE (Diamond S) WHITE
LEAD, on baud and to arrive. Contractors and
Painters will find it to their interest to give us
a call beiore purchashing elsewhere.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY PREPARED BY A
COMPETENT PHARMACEUTIST.
Call and examine for yourselves. Now is the
'line to get vour Drugs Cheap, for Cash,
sepl—il3m SWANSON, BOYKIN & CO.
*1,000,000 IN WATCHES!
FOR SALK ON TH* POPULAR
IM-ONE PBICB PL Air. 4*
GIVING BTIBT PATRON A.
Handsome and Reliable Watch!
100
For the low Prlee 01 Te* Dtflaral
Without Regard to Value,
AND NOT TO REPAID FOR UNLESS
PERPECTLT SATISFACTORY.
100 Solid Gold Hfifitiag Watches. RWR to fit «M
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches sno a. ^
100 Ladles Watches, Enameled.
200 Gold Hunting Chroameter
Watches njo to m»
900 Gold Hunting KnglUh Levers,, aw to sfii
300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches 1SG to an
800 Gold Hunting American
Watches m to MB
800 Silver Hunting Levers 00 to \m
"00 Silver Hunting Duplexes 73 to «n
608 Gold Ladles Watches ou to xm
1,000 Goid Hunting Leplnes eu tu TL
1,000 Miscellaneous Stiver Watches . 80 So 'to
9,800 Huatiag Silver Watches 83 to <fo
6,008 Assorted Watches, nil kinds... lw to ft
WE very patron obtains a Watch he
this arrangement, costing but f 10, while f
may be worth 61,060.
shown. AH
No partiality
We wish to ttoasediatelv dispose of the a bore
magnificent Stock. Certificates, naming the am-
cles, are Placed la sealed envelopes, and wen
mixed. Holders are entitled to the articles aaatf
on their certificate upon payment of Ten Dollars
whether it be a Watch worth 61.000 or one worth'
less. The return of any of our certificate* enti
tles you to the article named thereon upon pa>
ment, irrespective of its worth, aud as no article
valued less than *10 is named on any uertiiic-au-
it will at once be seen that this is
No Lottery, bat a straightforward legitimate
transaction, which may be participated >■
even by the most fastidious!
A single certificate will be sent bv mail. p<»>
paid, upon receipt of 25 cents, five for *1, eleven
for $2. thirty-three and elegant premium for *3.
sixty-six and more valuable premium lor #jt», o..«
hundred amt most superb Watch for #13. i%>
Agents, or those wishing employment, this i- ■
rare opportunity. It is a legilimatelv <vndnrte*
business, duly authorized by tho Governmea
and open to the most careful scrutiny. Tar t s i
WRIGHT, - BROn & CO- Importers.
10A BROADWAY, Now Yort
aeplfi—dawfim
carpets .
8. 8. KENDRICK * CO.,
•xoLuaira Mutuum ut
CARPETS, Oil. QLOTHS, HiW«.
MATH CURTAINS, OORNH!KS
Sluute*. Cords, Loops, Tassels, «fw..
«rUP-STAIRS,-«
Whitehall street Atlanta. Ua..
Announce the arriva of a large and elegant »to>A
BOUGHT SINCE THE RECENT DECLINE.
In addition Uj elegant novelties In
Brussels and 3-Ply*.
They Invite Special A'tentiyn to the.
LOW PRICE CARPETS.
Choice, duralile go«xi> at M, 73 and #1 O) p«*r \ ar
Orders iroiq a distance solicited »n<l «-ar» *uii»
executed. s. b. KENDRICK A it*
oettl—dttstjaa kttanta,
CEORCIA
McBR LD!Am DEN ’ S AURIl'tLTIRAL WAR Ell II! St.
“KING OF PAIN,”
D
WILL CURE
lARRUOlA, BLOODY' FLUX,
Hea<lacbe and Earache, in three minutes
Toothache in one minute,
bore Throat in ten minutes.
Colic aDd Cramp in five minutes.
' Sprains
Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Pleurisy, Coughs, Colds,
Deafness, Asthma, Piles,
Bronchial Affections, Dyspepsia.
Inflamatlon of the Kimlneya,
Liver Complaint and
Palpitation of the Heart.
PRICE, 61 PER bottle.
Orders promptly attended tq,
‘ ‘ JOHN T. HALL
\Y IIITKIfAI.L VTRKK.T,
ATLANTA
Gloiti. 1 a
Far sale by
bole Agent,
streets.
Garner Whitehall and Hunter w«»,
Atlanta, On.
‘RKMKMBKfi THE PLACE,
dun wfim
For Family Use. Liver and Kidney Complaints.
Sold by by all Druggists, Grocers, Ac. A. M.
g ^ .established 1778,) Importers of
>. Ac, No. 13 BXAVXB aTRXBT,
sepil—dflm
BININGK
Wines. Bri
Naw Yobx
HARDWARE!
IRON AND 8TEEL.
A /Art tons Sweedea and Reflned Iron.
40 tons Plow Steel,
1000 keffS Nails—best brands.
2000 pairs Trace Chains.
00 Anvils,
100 Vices,
6000 lbs. 8. Wagon Axles,
150 doa. Sargent’s Cotton Cards,
600 do/.. Ames’ Shovels and Spades
100 colls Jute and Manila Ropes
50 Smiths' Bellows,
300 bags Shot.
30 tons Savory's Hollow Ware.
300 Grindstones,
150 doc. Collins’ Axes.
P. W. J. ECHOLS, Proprietor.
K^Tuk LARirK!»T F Moat Vaituto 4
Most PsACficrt Ahortmutt or Aon. -
^cccrtraai. Lmplkmkkts and Mn’initot
'em saocobi vo An^xn ms
Oraia, teed and Gfiaae Drills.
Cotton Qine aad Condensers.
Zagersoll's Cotton aad Bay Prosses
Horan Powers,
Turning and 8ub*oil Plesr*.
Forage Cutters,
Corn Sbollers,
Cider and Wine Mills.
Wheelbarrows.
Trucks,
Road and Manure Scrapers.
Hay and Manure Forks.
Spring Bed Slats,
Washing Machines.
Fan Mills,
Wheat Threslars,
I And other thing, too numrn to menti'ia
Recall and nxanius or send for * Ircvlin
octfi—dt6nov p. nr. fi. BCHOUs.
bTTk INC HOU 8 E
JAY COOKE & CO..
Je. W WALL araSET.
_ YArK buy and sell at the toast liberal corveei
ilea, a fine aMortmont of CUTLERY and MIS- VV price*, aad keep on head a fail *qrp.▼ «r
LLANKOU8 HARDWAR*. for sale on the GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ftat KC
A1
OR
most favorable tenm;, by
'N1
BONKS, BROWN k CO
September 11,1W7—dlmeod
Augusta. Ga
o tr ini,.
UT Some weeks h«;o the house of Gen-
f r * 1 '-■‘ 1 f , , ton Fisk, in St. Louis, was rob-
t>ed of 61GUU worth of jewelry.. Next day
a woman w&j arrested in SprinfftieM, 111.,
but released on bail, and escaped. On
searching her trunk, all or (Jt;u. Fisk’s lost
property was discovered, ften. Fisk n a*
formerly agent of tin*. Fr«s»duteu's Bureau
in Tenet*****.
j ujirivey mmicu uiav 110 iinu tin ten many
1 bnlkv horses in his day, and never knew
liis simple plan of inducing them to draw
faithfully to fail.—Lynchburg X&e*.
or It is said the human voice, when iu
utterances are clearly articulated, and it is
supplied with good lungs, will fill 400.000
cubic feet of air. provided they bo icc’nted
in a proper manner, and : ■ * r, * \
and directed adrant^g 1 .
HARDWARE.—J. M. A J. C. AlkxaVVK*.
Whitehall street. Iron. SteeL Nails. Car
riage materials, Tool* for all trades Build
ing Materials. Bol'iug Cloths Farming
Implements. J. M. A J. C. ALEXANDER.
sep20— d*»m _
TOMMET fi STEWART, Dxxlkbs IX
Hardwxbk. Irok and Stem, annr,
Tools of sll kinds, Harness. Bridles.
<2>llars, I.eathrr, etc.. Sign of the Mill
Saw and Gama Cock, Whitehall street. Atlanta,
Georgia. aug*—8m
4
•» ROOFING.
ROOFING.
* ilrtvu*t r efcUtbhnbtui tt Muuui\u:Wry of Uie well
known
Pelt, Cement and Gravel Roofing,
The undersigned would call the speciallattentioa
‘ to builu, to
PHYSIC I A NS.
D R. W. C. ASHER has removed hD oflice frem
the Norcroee Corner to the junction ofMarl-
a.d Walton streets, where be can be fousd at
urs. when not prereesieaaliy engaged
-48m
•f builders, and persons about to build, to tbD
STYLE OF ROOFING. It is cheaper and more
durable than any other Roofing in use, and is
FIRE-PROOF, and has been thoroughly tested, as
can be seen by reference.
ALL WORK WARRANTED. Roofing of all
kinds repaired.
Roofing Felt aad Roofing Material for Sale.
Samples and references can be seen at the ear
ner of Whitehall and Mitebell streets, or at the
Manufactory, ea Foundry street .rear of W lath ip’s
Foundry. •). A. 8MITM-
MEADOR ft BROTHERS,
Tobacco Commission Merchant*,
(CXPCTt UNITED BV4TM HOTEL,'
ATLANTA GEORGIA,
R ESPECTFULLY announce to Uie public that
thev keep constantly on hand an extensive as
sortment or all the lkadino brands known to the
trade, consisting, in part, of Ragland's Virgin;
Ragland’s Virginia; Ragland’s Honey-dew; seth
Halsev’s Comet; McCorkie * Bowman's Queen of
the South; Miller's Bluff City; race’s Creole;
Matthew* 4 Wright’s Rose Mountain; Holland’s
Golden Age, and Holland’s Indian Queen, together
with various other grades too tedious to men
tion. Also, assorted brands of CIGAKfi and
SMOKING TOBACCO. All of which are offered
to the trade on as accommodating terms as pur
chasers will find elsewhere. augfi—om
In Bankruptcy.
P AMPHLET COPIES of the Raisa and Regu
lations in Bankruptcy, adopted by the Dia-
trlct Court of the United States for the Northern
District or Georgia, can bs had oa application at
the Clerk’s Offico^Atleata.'Ga. Frio*. N mS.
asfflT-dtf
C«e. •* ffassaastreei
.((•w York.
SEVEN-THIRTIES, and COMPOUND INTER
KST NOTES, aad eiecuteorder* tor parch*'-*' aO«
sale of STOCKS. BONDS aad GOLD.
COIf VEBIIOII*.
We convert the several Dsues 01 sovss lm»
ties at the most favorable maikct rat*, into t ivr
Twenties, which, at pre.eot pile* *f gold, viclu
the holder abwnl one per o*at. more later*.i pr.
annum. Circular* with full particular* rura. oeo
13m JAY IXNtkN » 1 it
HALK.
HOUSE AND IjtT IN
>n appli
Jirtf—i;
fi
roH
A SPLENDID
Marietta fur *ale; second hoc-e from tha
public square on ” Nation* 1 rci« tcry
street;" house with five well pla»tervl n» ru*
lour fire-place*, garrett and cellar, double kitch
en. with «t*( k chimney, good *tahle and >r>len<]Mi
garden as good well ol water a* there is 1a the
whole country. Everything in good •<>nUilK>a
Shade tree* in trout and fruit ire*-, ia the rear -
For full partiouiara apply to
K. W. VANDTKK.
At Ford. Hightower A U.’». Atlanta.
DrI. 7. LOWEKY,
auglO—>ltf Marietta, tta
a. RovascaiLD. r. sorsKitw
S. ROTHSCHILD t
VIOLKALS DRALB*a !■
BOOTS Sc SHOP^.
91 Warram at rent, New Tan,
