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"ladle* Mount Yenion Awociation
At a Terj late hour last orening. *
were advised that A. B. H. DaWaOc,
of Savaanah, would delivrr a hwfure t
row o'lrht, at the city Hall, in °^ 6
•‘Ladies Mount Vernon AmceUtion. Ow-
ing lo onr forms having been »lnK*«t mad*
u p_at the ti»e the announcement was
m -A, to us—wa are unable to do more than
call public attention to the tact.
The MnnnJactnren^Baak of_*Moa
h i
The Report of this Bank wUl be found tn
cur paper tovdsj. The-Card” whWi ta
appends i to it. dcowoatratas tha fret,
the merchant* cf Uaooa hare avory confi
dence in it ; and, that wc have, it ia otdy
««a* rj for a* to eaj that it* aote* will be
taken at this office, for dons, aubecriptiou, or
advertising.
O eath of Gen-T B. Knight
We repet to state that tbi* gentleman
died on Sunday aftevnouo, at the residence of
Dr. Rb«* u thi* city, from the injury be
received at the Railroad Depot, an account
of which we gave to oar readai a few days
age. ITa remains we learn, have been taken
to Charleston, Tenneaiee, for interment.
The Wind Pianist, Tost.
We rail tbs attention .of our readers
and Visitors to the Fair, to the card ia
onr advertising columns, relative to the
Blind Pianist, Tom, who will appear to
night, at the Court Rcom,ia the City Hall,
sad fot several nights thereafter.
Financial.
We are aakal, often, "what
f resent financial condition of the country 1"
Wc answer that attempts base been made by
tbltr men—men whom experience and pnr-
saiti entitle their opinkroTto respect—to
sake the important problem; to
iht anut; but, we must ecu feu. not
It to our satisfaction. Hecce, in attempt*
iagtodese.it it with diffidence that we
writs; bat, as we are “ pressed heme" with
the query, we shall giro die remit of oar
deliberate iaveatigotioo, confident that fl
will pas* for just what it » worth.
The present star of affaire may he styled
one of the accidental results of a credit ajr
A loeg series of years of prosperity
til the fintdny of April,
durieg which tiro# oil banks Mn
*■- ——sea ^ option
foial to rt>
especially
be and the
il, no-
nntil and
this State
' their D>
., MK .
of Wottcolierff.
Arrint ofthe MfW Napoleon.
- St'^T^FtHtf. Sept. 25,1857.
The Bmparor of Rnsria was teerirod yes
terday as one of tlie family at an iueLnifi-
ewat railway atariah outride of the town,
witboot any guard of honor or any fan of
ret sort being made wlth hint the King’s
ittr' *
'duty thi . .
English gentleman might not be proud to
ride in Hottytt How, The Mate excellence
is optioeablo throughout the country ai re-
gsMJ both horses and oxoir, the whole of
, which improvement of tljo breed Is tho rc-
.' suit of the prevent King’s untlriugsxortwus,
whtifot hU fttriotu merits In the promotion-
of agriculture and cattle-breeding, bos beon
mure than once dubbed by the united agri
culturists of Germany, tho •' (king of the
forming interest.”
From these'(Sir tabular?, it
will be evident
to iqu bow great an interest the King must
navtr taken In shotting these 'tspHifiahmcuto,
and what an excellent ohico of .neons the
_ through these ;lfis|)>eiion*
ha* made, ifhi* object was even po better
JUmi, That during the time of their
apeorioo, no bank fn the atn»e shnlkpny
ly dividend to the stockholders thereof.N
Remind, That, during this suspension,
hank taking the benefit uf thr same, shall be N
required to redeem it* note* Id ipecie; and
auch swipour ion ahall work no fotfeitoreof
chart*?, cor any other right or imnranito
oh oank.
priyata carriage avtn bring used on tho no-.
; but the Emperor Louie Napoleon
ea received to-day at the terminal
bat In the town with alt-possible state and r.
ceremony.' Not only was the main station j
issgwrasBiRa
u ^ «Mli<to»wlthinfnntre mc f n . c of lhe King and’ the
aotn, tnta tuter rseimmt, very «o- Emperors druvo out to Wilhelms, an
than that of giving his hast |
Tho dinner party at the ft
day has .ns 1 uui told, fbolu
.the diatinguiihcd 'peri 1
of _
le'Wruitfbut no di
Laging b> N*
After the intsedactioa of thtaeT&omlutMo*
several apoeehea were made against them—
Same geotlemen who were opposed to them
were in fiaror of ruapending tha roles so as
to tenth the subject matter.
Hr. Wilfiana demanded the nays and
yeas on the motion to suspend the rules—
and on baling taken resulted In yeas 32, nays
33—to t he motion failed.
rtbet
judge* but the returns of the hmjutals—the
As Wa* Expected-
Baltimore baa again been the scene of
dmgneaM riots. At the late election in
that city, nub taw was again triumphant*
The Washington Coion in commenting up-
**r «. „ ™ .
fbw week* ago that election
vere simply day# of gen
f riots, and that after an
in foa fifty-people at
for the returns of the
M
; s standard
the command
1815, and wa* now paraded
before the eyes of the
An ttfe-witness of thsln-
tbat took place at the
to inform your readers
and future hlatoriansof the important fact
that'tbs Emperor Louis Napoleon, on alight-
tog from the railway carriage, twico embrac
ed the King of WurtemUtg, who was wai -
log to receive him. This, doubtless, forms
mrlcdgc.
ore im>
two
Emperors druvo out u, VVitbeJma, an das
koiately decorated summer toridenco of the
King, built in the Mooriyb style, and con-
fritting not only some splendid hot-house-
for palms and tropical plants, seldom sboWn
•to any,stronger,'but also a small I > ollcction
terestieg ceretnt
terminus enable t
cd part of the French programme of the
ceremonies, but It certainly would
Id not have
been introduced of his own accord by the
King, who is no extremely cold, reserved,
undemonstrative person. On this oivasiou
all the members of the Royal family 'were
present tn grande tenue, with state carria^ea
'-rtuV
has created an inflation. This, by a
vary consequence, has resulted to Over tra
ding, and a collapse a the remit. wr
cr partial friisres, from any cause, prodWM
want of cocfidcoce. the public seem to re-
cegniac the fact that Banks, Bankers. Ua-
chants, almost every body and thing, are
conducting barinesa upon credit, requiring a
certain lime to realize. It cecurs to them,
also, that a '* emit * is shout to arrive, and
thsy prepare fot it by writ withdrawal of
ciafidsnceaspmdocai a panto. Demands
fu aataut settlement, produce suspensions,
fai!urs,and all the terribly disastrous effects
of u .jjden foil from a paper, to a metallic
currency. Great are the evils of auspen-
■ioa bit tenibie ia the calamity of a sad
den and total itopfuga of credit, and a Con
te quent depreriation of 30 to 60 per cen*
upoc a kinds cf proparty aad iron labor
itseifl . I
I we sad no banka of issue in tbs country;
no power to put in circulation that which
repress a '.he precioos metals ; if labnr, and
prodoce, and property, were, as they would
he prapertionaWy cheep; it would be a
grave Ration to ask, ahall we inaugurate a
credit system, or shall buffioo and exchange,
found 4 epon riupmenta of produce, be the
exala,iy* codes of paying and receiving
F»Jt«jtt
«e started to answer the qnery,
what «ms the prwnrt financial condition
eosntryf* and not to disen* the ered-
.: ax compared with a metallic cur-
reoey. We think that we havt answered it
II the foregoing; aad have only to add thn*
killed and wounded democrats.
By referring to our telegraphic column this
morning it will be observed that yestaiday’s
election in Baltimore vraa no nxeeptioo to
the dbgracsfcl and frightful rule. We have
not the mdSnalteo to publish, nor the space
to spare for the details of the heart-sickening
They can bn readily imagined by
a wr '
Idle organized bmuti of de-
perato rnffiana have eompletn possession of
' * ,of Boltr-
for her
and servants io gain liveries, but, unf
natoly, as the earriagto were not open, prob-
ably on account of the scorching heat and
the dost, the carnages and the servants were
all that the patient publio got to see after
two hours waiting.
The He king.
tirciTOAiT, Sunday, Sept, lie, lSfi*.
My narrative of ytaterday put you io pis-
smrioa only of the outline of the meeting
of the two Emperors; to-day I can fill in
ilars
apt to exercise
ai rigt
their aalnral or constitutional rights,
all practical pcrpoeea^ltoy are now. and
have been since the advent of know-notb-
togiam. disftmeebisedt”
Below, wc publish the telegraphic reports
refoxred to by the Bnloo:
Btaody in Baltimore.
Bixmoxz, Oct. 14.
Them were several riots io the city last
night. Turner Hall (a German torero) was
attacked by a political slab.
Windows wen sirraahsd in several other
actions of the city.
Dm o'clod, p. as—There ia a riot between
democrats of the Eighth ward and Ameri
cans of the Fifth ward It ia at this time
in program. Tha report is that several men
have been killed. Muskets and pistols have
been freely used. There ia ths greatest pos
sible state of alarm.
[lICOXD Dl.UtaTCB.’
o'atiot. have in a sr-at dsstrtc aided in
bringing aboot the existing state of thing*.
Ttce are our views,and with the lights be
fore as, «c think, they are eorreet.
Democratic Triumphs-
The inert brilliant add decisive victory
that the Democracy have achieved this year,
» tbs one that Us been achieved in Penn
sylvania. We confess not only rorprve at
tbe result, but *e are amazed at it TU
• sober, second thought" <4 the old Kgy-
i-oce State ha* produced a result that everj
conservative assn throughout the whole
l*nion roost applaud, and at winch every
Southern man should rejoice. Fov the first
•net in many yean, tbs Democracy of Penn
, iv-ania bare act only mured both branches
-V the legislature io that State, but by an
u • ham aWfml fhai*
that outlioo with some particulars tthiob, if
not of highly exciting interest, have at lost
the Iherit of being antbentio.
Immediately after the King had conduct
ed the Emperor Louis Napoleon to hi* own
palace and introduced him to the Queen and
the real of tho Royal family, he presented
to the Emperor the memb ra of the hoosc-
hoHtandmeConrt officials. -Tbo Emperor
bestowed on eaoh a few affable words, as
far as this was possible where the greater
number of the persons addressed woe totally
on nown to him, and the household then
withdrew into the side-rooms and corridors,
while tbo
•to any,stronger. batalso a small ,< ollcptton
dr pictures of u stylodcldom found iu guiioi-
fos. and which, as bflu j n peculiar weak
ness of tho King’s nro never shown to any
.-tranger. This most elegant residence, a
mixture of Iho Alhambra and t hatswnrlh
on a smaller scale, was this evening illumi
nated most brilliantly both inside and out,
and it was while the whole party was here
that tho Lmpre-s of Rustic joined them',
AXT’A liqnt CAUwt» Wins of. 1898. by U>« Dof«n
k .. ‘ H^ia*n«rlnk,
ootvKMwlw
idmlnMratws Sale.
VXTILL b« «oH b#fort the Chart (louM do« tn
VV renesrillA; 0wtnnett couuty. an U» flrit
Uw-
Tug*-
Ml*
dUtUet
coun
far tbi benefit of the heir* nod creditor* of uld
deo«M**L Terms, mnd* koo wa on tho dnY of nit.
TbU Oat 14,. FluaV BERRY,
octl9 1 ,J ' • ~ • • . |Adm*r.
Execnton Sale.
lot ofUtid No 168, tth dfstriotfidnctfna.
Sokl as! the property rf Amo* Kelly, dteeuel, in
of bis will, for dutritmtion
pureusnee of bis will, for dutrihntioh smonj his It
ratoas. 'farms msda known on day of ante.
This Oct U.185T. ' SANFORD fl. KEIXY,
octSO «... i x . Kzatutor.
W
W. & A. R. R. OFFlciE,
Atlanta, Oct. 17,1807.
of Fallen BasIc, ned Gkorct* RBilrostJ end
OTBSof . .
Ifanktoy Comivitry, receir**! at jisr/by this Ajfco
, lor Freljfht. T. U. HOWARD,
octlOdMftf Aganl.
itfiyJA
«
Bowan, Obarits
Boon,John
Boyette, M 0 Mrs
Bowan, S M Mbs
Duller, JR"
Baines, 0
Braum, U W Dr
Blaloch, C Miss
Braun,A B
Bradley, U Miss
Band, Richard
Bujbsy, Sarah
Brooks, WOP
Brown, J N
Bryan,B
Brano, B
Cranio, J
Control!, J (1 Dr
Coanoll, James
Chancoy, M A Mrs
Carter, J K
Coaltr, J P
Clank, Martha Mias
Cook, John Dr
CUokloy, A D
Cowan, RM .
Coo par, Pranas* A Mrs Pack, James H
Coppcdgo, Jas L Ponder, E 0
having for that purpose quitted the rail - v sy
" “ * *, where the
Upholstering and Mattrax, Es
tablishment. >
r ptIK cubscriblr ha. eoostantiy >>u baoS, aoU rnaoo-
J ficturtng i- order, all kmda and nnalltl*. of
.VATriUSSEi, from the obeep Straw, Shock and
Cotton, to the ptireCDRl.KD UAl/l Mattraaies, war
ranted superior to nny Article em offered lo till
pUce. 1 Lat» sin*) on band, ll*lr Bolster! And Pit
lows, Spiral Spring Constat and Lounges. Also tin
Wi-rt.1 renowned .Spiral Spring MsttrAssse, with Bed
itteA* to rcfttch, wb'cb never fill to pieest those fond
«f GOOD sleeping.
I am Also prepared to Upholster old Softs, Rcokert,
and com teem with llalr, (.loth, riusb or Brocstil,
At tho shortest notice.
.**tore In J. Nareross's Building, ou MArlettA street,
AtUnts, Oeoxgi*. cctlWwtf D. M YOrXG.
Clark, Mary 0
* * i, W W
Groceries at Prime Cost.
T HEBulucri.tr will rail his present stuck
of FAMILY and I'LANTATl 1
at Feuerbach, where the Emperor stoppid
two days luck. The Kmpresa was received
there o.ly by a,low ladies uf tho Coort and
a gentleman of thajL'iuwh. I’risce'shoads
hold; the make-helicvo of the allair ixing,
. that ahe wo* come unexpectedly to give her
•husband a pleasant surpri-c.
The Empress of Ras-fa had, on her trip
from Darmstadt bitlu-r, asm traveli ng eum-f
panion the Queeu of Greece, who. howrvei \
did not slight at Feuerbaob, but came ai o
the railway tenniou* in this town, and wrs
thence f .tched in the Kmu'.-t oarriage to the
Royal Palace- By that time the party wa.;
rapidly returning fi'-m tie H tlhelmi, ur.J
collecting in the apartments uf the Qu.cn of
the Netherlands. I'heQueenof Greece, had
arrived atihe railway station of Darmstadt j
to visit the Emperor tied Empress ot lino's I
while there, just as the EmpeTOr was !eav j Fulton Rank Money Taken
ing there by railway, la»t Wednesday, ar.d [ at Par.
it would aim ( =t ltok aadf eho had put up j w wy n will take FULTON BANK money
the fcmprefa to tk-ffoKejwtnie notion- - *ur- kt'^si. in payment for all debts doe ffl
prising the htnprror while boro ftl/ proJ i„ 0 r l„y ir.rriplion that we have
1 or sale. WILLIAMS, IIHEA dc CO.
[ONGRO.
fiERIES, st cost and Freight, for Bills of the
Bankof Fullon, or Georgia Rail
road & Ranking Company. He
wilt likewise ticc'vjjthc fills of ths same
Hanks, in payment of Jebts due thr estal* of
C- D. Pcrr, dreess.d.
I„ J. FARR,
oc* 1 Tdwtt Agent
Killed by a Wild Cal;
We understand that the cause cf the sus
pension of the Georgia Rail Road llanlr,
whs a ran which was obont to be made On
„ it bv the Chronicle’s ferocious Wild Cat. the. - — . r —
King and the Emperor on their | Uiuk of Fulton. So it appears that the taken nt par. for .11 d.buduc in, .n-l allg-r.
part retired, darn lean inlericurt. Almost Wild tat vou a dangerous critter after ail,! ■ *I-J by H STRONG * CO.
immediatdy afterwards, and while the re-1», it completely killed effono of the Ohroc* i "ct, t7d&wit.
I noe of the French Emperor was improving jcleVpet tamo cat?. Wo now think i? i
ita acquaintance with the members of the time for the Chronicle t» “dry -tn” abot I
octl7d*tf,
NOTES
O F BANKOF FULTON A GEORGIA
RAILROAD Sc Banking Coropmy
K.US
The police havt captured a quantity r,f
Wurtemherg household, the fo iling dnors
near where they were standing were thrown
open, *nd the Emperor of Russia \.a« an
nounced a* close at hand. The Emperor
Lsuis Napoleon immediately eu being in
formed of the vicinity of the Emperor Alex-
coder, left hi* apartment in all haats, and
mot the Emperor Alexander just as be bad
advanced bat s few step* io the room.—
They shook, hand* very ootdully, and their
countenances were made to express the great
est gratification at their meeting, and they
thus withdrew into a private room, remote
mask at* at Jeekaoo’e Hall in the E'gftth
ward. Police offioer Jordan was killed, oth
er* were wounded, sod it ia toppoted that
several more a ere kiiiod.
There is another riot reported at Lexing
ton market, ia the western teetion on the city.
The police captured o quantity of fire-arms
from the New Market engine-ions*.
from eyes profane. When they parted after
this first and not very lengthened interview,
the Emperor Ltuis Napoleon, who at tho
moment of his hastening to meet tbo Kin pe
tite ied riband cf
ror Alexander still wore
the Wnrtemberg Order of the Crown, was
observed to have on the blue bend of the
Russian Order of St. Andrew. From the
shore yon will perccire rbat, however much
[rains pisraTCH 1 j thought and calculation bavo been bestowed
BaLTnoas, Otr. 14, 9 I’. M. | upon this meeting, the actual contact and
The election to-day rAnfted in the success graap of tha hand, the very act of meeting,
of the know-nothing ticket in every ward took place under very different circurastau-
exeept the Eighth. In many words the 1 ce* 'bun doubtless bad been reck med on.
democrats tad no caodidate. The vote is ! Having given yon the above, wh>oh, tho 1
‘ -nail. | an authentic account, ia not very amusiog,
note have been quelled, and to fair | X will now. report to you what •• pe footly
cniv ooc person is dew, via: Policeman I waiNinformed peraoa” relate to each other | ”•
the Wild Cut.-', and torn I is attention to t!
tame critters of the feline rpcric* ab ut t'a.t
goodly oily, for, singular to say. the first
snspenaioDs of Hanks iu Georgia during tho
present crisis, occurred witn tho pet inslitre-
tions of Augusta, while some of those that
that paper claesed'a* Wild Oats and wr tth
less, continue f j pay out tbo -pecle for their
bills as fust a3 pres.r,ted tit their counters.—
Coiumbbs Sun.
NOTICE.
THE ONLY CHANGE FOR KANSAS
By the Fje of Dr. HARRISON'S
ELECTRIC OIL.
I f^o;; tha cut* of r.Vutu-itlsm, P*i!« in th* Back,
F Unnfrl t»r N«un4|i*; Sic’f. Nfirrou*
“ - y; 4 ‘
lifitis H**t*vebF: n*Afn*«», Pw»y; .V|iln*l AffMtioo*.
Ai*, >;-raio-; Duro*; Hmin*#, 0>ti t’ocm; Crkmp*; BiD
liou'e Colie, Lranit i la the ^touwch; i*AlDlUttoo: tiore
i'.jtit Tlii.e OIL U i?tKiJ for aoj kind* of RWng«; in-
tUtr.m«fn. he. AU» SwaUei^oioLs: Wcakaeas of
f J.jinte,•'ontriictftl iiuteto*;Chroo-
ic kiJuej Affec’.iok, In*rrU«*, Jte.
Wo caaaot refriUa fxoiu adlib*' tbo a:tcs- CftUtiOU.
lion of our rtiwler? !»> an aUTertUomen: ir. tb ' ,.., e ,. 0 a ft \ iiarrlion’! Electrlo OIL
tUj’i paper cf tho "Hair K«tent!T« ,> of P.*of. | Tu^e *r«othermedlelBM lath* coanUj parportlo<
wv w far . . , - , . T . ;lu b« lb! aawe, but ill without ay lignitar*,
0. J. Wood A Co t oi 1st. Louis. It will D* *c9* efgne ! in irriUi**. *r* hnmbuft.
-Chat ha baa auesruv «r:iuratcj from r ( bf I Uepnala*.JU»l»W«», *astohs4at Wooi.
the highest etura •-•ir, to tho merit*-of Li* Kelt
ralirc. F/cc* V.:.ow!cJ^o we aro also j
•nabU'l to *ay, thi*. it i* in f. cry teui<i what it J
protefi.*«j l) tc, .u.*l vroda not htdulo to pro* | , r:■- ■ m -'l„j
r r < veir«« I coohi notr»Ut my-hand to mjr h#*d for tbt
I fcv*rry , ti Drug ritow, Atlinta, G*.
Testimonials.
I ' DR. M. A.flARfllWJN-
i hea l ar.d
•or, John
aa,-Ohariier «*•“’
JfeHsale, tor
JfeOoday, John
-afci»
2S®/o b j
uoDanltl, u J mil*
ticDonalil, Fromojcui
aoDanie), W J
aoDonald, W u
KoDannon, u r
'aoWUliams, J C
, KoAfi o, T U
Nelson, D U
Nlohols, W J
Nelson, D H
Neero, Jordan
Norris. W 1*
Noland, Sampson, Esqr
Norris, John
North, BUsaboth tori
Ormond, Jams*
Owens, George
Overton S II
Oliver, Sophia W
Pease, Oliver L l
Parker, VYm 1
Parks, S mis.
Pony, KUsabotb mL>
Peers, J1
Parr, John 0
Price, 8 K
pwSHsSwS
Rirgsafesaar* ^ ,k *““ wom!w
iboy bu saver received the advaqteaei of le I
EjSSHmS
lL l ,*-°“.V t . l T”^»Sdh* , . , ' t j »nd will notf.ITto coo-
jutodtoDU u. It.pectfulljr icfirm,)
Cooper, w Read
Cooptft W
Cook,V W
Cochran,
Cloud, D U
Ctork, JohikP M
Clark, John F
Crofford, H Mrs
Crocktl. W F
DoCoao, R L
Daniels. G W
Daniel, R 0
DoNtgrier, R K Mrs
Davis, -I W
Diamond, James
LUUshaw, J W
Durand, 6 A
Dayton, H G
Darand, J A
Dolin, A
Delpey, W E
DunaToody, C A
Dobbs, Clayton
Dougherty, Edward
Ftburidge, J B
Kdwards, S Cal
Rb«rbant, John
Bmpire, Manf k Co
Kllit, W H
Farmer, Barah Mrs
Finis,'K M
Faalks, K G
Varney, Oto J
Fowler, Johu
Fulcher, M Mrs
Frisian, W1I
Fuller, MB %>r
Gantt, V M Mirs
Garrison, D D
Gurmanu, George
Goodard, Jefferson.
Goodwin, Rucker
Oaldin, P A
Garnatt, Jonn G
Goucher, John M
Greer, W A
Gilbert, R A
GUI, T N A Co
Oreen, Jno W
Gipson, Andrew
Graham, R U
Green Geo G
Gnann, D W
Griffin, Danl
Hardman, J 0 mr«
Havel C P
Hobbs, F mis*
IUynes, £ R
Harbin, M inrs
Harris, J B
Harrison. Jus
Hall, J mrs
Harmet, T M
Hardman, Felix
Hendon, S mis-
Hayden, F
//ill, E V hon
Hardman, D Herd
Kitt, J E Pro* *
Harrison A Co
Hampton, J R
HiU k Bro, Ira B
hair whi<*b has so far ' evn ievised by bumnn In*
geouiiy. He hn?e seen u .irres; threnteue-i
baldaees and reju-ro to tho head itv < rigir.al pro-
fusion of na'.'JiU and gics.«y hiir, an I when ibe
latter Las btroa tirematnrsly tlof.sd with gray, wo
hare seen it like rrtrgtc. restore tlia colors»f
youth aod health. The .dTsUn^.iivhcl propriety
ght truly ray, mirncjir-ai ‘’itesto-
Tri»rfiv 1 cotud not mist my hand to my nsari ror tn*
fait two year*, fltarrof of your Electric Oil, f sent
aad rot a bottle; after nuking a few applleatlonn, 1
wu voabled to raise my hasri to my bead. I bad tried
high living, extravagance-.an4 vecklro* epe* Jcrfro. Bewral,however,arebodly wound-1 rod jfteir trieod* a* having taken place at! r«.vs." is that It ri»«
6 9 • _J « »« »»>asa L MA .V»nan Pli fii'A fknd llKA fill ftallM!. it (H M lM/Jl . fhro *14!P.8 tlCkd of hllf
rb i
R,
are generally polieamen
iipntehes received in this ci’-y
v . ting give a different verrico of the ri-
otofirom that of the telagnpbie reporter.—
After making doe allowance for the exagge
ration of exrieemeot, we tre diipoaed to
bdieva that th* iiou were of an atrocious
and a feorfoDy-Woodyeboracter, and that in
the morderoea ajaaolta of the day the dem
ocrats, and not the polieamen, were the prin
cipal infleitn]
Comment on. the foregoing ia ot-nroMsary.
Thank tied, Georgia bos never yet been da.
graced by inch (etna, nor will sh* ever be,
while her mm* have one (parkof higb-ton'd
principle or patriot ism left
(Fra.
.vtrwbeiming majority have elected their
candidal* for Governor, and the whole De
mocratic Stele ticket. Bat for the extant
of this glorious victory, wc refer onr reader*
to the foliowieg, which we take from the
PenetytvwUn.
• SuSejenl rttores have been received to
warrant us in announcing the gratifying Iu-.
ttlfiresc4 that the wit on* Dzxocaanc Sr at*
Ttcxrr hs* arts xlictxd nr a majoutt
that an sr.cj rorrr TH-.csaao!
'• TtL ii no ordinary triumph. The whole
country wa* looking to the reach in Penn
sylvania. Tire victory of hut year wo* at
tributed to fraud and deception, and not to
th.ee feelirgs of reverence aad rerard for
the eonetitotfoo which so emphatically chars
anerue tha Democracy of the Old Keystone
State. Bat the prearat i* a fall ti<t entire
endarseoest of that cf 1 r56, and places the
Penury! vania democracy on s (Olid platform,
, which cannot tc misandentoed or misinter-
prtteft. The block republican party iebeat-
to upon the bro»4 »we ptade by tht-ir own
state coortolien, and eoatuw, there
moat tfifoJ and. mtriligea; laadre-^ 'tho
koow nothing organixatioo ii It
the Special Cerraspaaduee of th* Lea-
d« Times.)
The Meeting of the Two Empe
ror* at Stnffgart.
Jbritaleftht Emperor Alexander.
Srtrrroaxv, Friday, fiept. 24,18*7
The Emperor of Knaeia arrived at 4 o’
clock P. 1L, at the Feuerbach station of tbs
railway which "bad brought him from Darm
stadt- He waaatunded’by Prince Gorta-
ebakoff, but no* a^eoopaaied by the Em
press. Me was, however, very nearly hav
ing thn Princes* Matln'lde, the eooein of th*
Kaperor Lode Napoleon, to share the spe
cial train which brought him hither; hot it
would seem that ahe did not anise to pun*-
t sally ta waa expected at the frontier sta
tion. aod therefore the Emperor’a train earn*
ou without her, and toother train has been
dispatched to fetch her. Tie Crown Prince
of Wonem^nsg and the Prince*, went out
to Brtteh**li tho Uet (tattoo on thi* side of
the Baden frontier, to receive the Emperor,
and th* King wa* in waiting lo receive Mm
at the Feuerbach station, and had been
waiting a goed boor whffijKarrived. The
King, who i* Bow it jttrt~.lt aft aod a
great lover of rimpUeity, nt qaletly all that
time with hit even Adjutant in an open bo-
' 1 by aod expoad to
the Palace, and like all fablee, it it! a good , the rams hrtd of httr that they truro iu roitb
deni more tmusiog than mere hietuty. h ■ tljj acting in strict compliance with the rule, of
was caretully arranged in the Palace you th* Snt and greatest vf all .toilet mal!er»—Na-
moat know, «ha* foe King waa to occupy a tarc K , „ B , , ho b *. u.ed itwfll hultateto
large room adjoining the apartments of the j uiu>U y >u mliu , tali to itt p^Hur
French Emperor, and it »»» into tho next uarlts-—t'-fV-a !M.) r.-I
room to the King’s, on the other side, that Bold Vy all $ d Dru.
the Emperor Alexander wa* sbawn on oo-1
codon of this his visil. _ On a signal given
gj^stJ. octl2dn3
by tbo King, tbo door* wore opened on each
' the two Emperors, without, era
Special Notices
side, and
cording to each other a'momont, or an inch
of precedence, advanced into the middlo of i flank of 1 niton,
the room aod mads each other's acquaintance ‘ ATI. * NT A. G A.. /
In the King’s prereoec. From an equally Our.ran lnth. 1W7.)
cicelltnt authority, which is the source of| TN view r-f th. .fnersl sustention if the
all modtrn history, via: toi~dulant “well | A J*»nkv in t ,_e (tountry, the jinJersfgned,
informed persons,” 1 hat
persons,” I have learned the reil I Dirtctartr of the BANK OF VIII.'IUN.
and true reason why the two emperor's have 1 {»»'•• » iuspeinnon nf spec.c peyments
agtaetl to meet at toia coort rather than any [” *?• u,nit *“ w * " at
other ; it ia because the King i* very deal. I hn ”‘ { m “"»'*>'•«' !l >< b “‘ Ui, “ ."f, cor ',’, J '
ar.d eo wool,I be unable t» catch ail they • f r ' d ! t 'T w '. hl ’" 1,11 " . " « .’’"‘‘"•.the
migh- ..r if hi. presence. If this were I ’
--- ' -v j.ke, it would not be to j , !j-„ q,i, bi , Wc „ We ,
nt-1 et ft saentiee, u
i tbc region of aim-
bij.
1 IV
p-c b.-t-.
evtuug, .-.n ulutr dinner waa over, U.-i
Emperor Alexander left the Rrtval Palace,
end repaired with the Grown Prince and
Prince** to tbeir rill* at Berg. They were
noon followed by the Qaeen anti Pnnce-oea
of Wertemberg, .od the Queen of the Netb-
ertonde. At about 10 o'clock the King
joined tbo party with the Emperor Loan
> piy all ot-t lit’’!
that -n* signal aod crash mg i
~ ivatie
election” of the Democratie Stale titka
covers the whole opposittoo to the ec
ttoc, th* rights of the States, and the
ly of rr.igv.ui aeuriment
- gt thi* ti<p* we can but etatc foe
noenco faults. Th* application of
facts is a laboc to be pert-oiax-d when exrite-
rnent bu ceased, aod the popular mind ta M
a real* to sa aod appsromte all th* neeaBdq
rircumtUntes vbkli totffw bk) tbc owl
eontist joa- termtoated In nefa a gtoriotto
manner. Enough the proud eoMctovreoSH
of having wiped out th# itaio which tbvro
iea»» ago waa placed upon th* brow of old
reatoylrani* by tbe election of Jama F<d-
lock w tor chief migUtnta. Enough to
faovt defeated David Wilmot, and that party
the
whs, nrrounded
cf the eight-loving erowu uw
4 to sm Vh* Emparor. th* on)
taatieo ehown to Bo»»« 'w thi
imJISfSJSg^SS^
wu no gaping n* him, wp mobkii
, harrahict only bat* takroMf.
Crown Pnoce and Pnneeae.on th
•lo ti n itfli lhe
• tire ibur.'iantlf »Ue
wh’rh fh'iSl be d«»ne
th** c sjnaianit; abal!
require it-
Dlrectom.
A. Vs . tiTO.NE.
K. W.UCiLLANO,
JAflEl)lllWI^f WHITAKER.
WM. EZ2.Mll).
oclCJwt/
ertTTth:o h ' rUoio th* war of P*t«nt Modlrinta, aad
“ ' L fal|r r«eotntD!i»d your Kltctrie
affllettd with Rbftarnatir Pafoti.
roeomtatad your Kltctrie
nay tx aflllettd with Rh«uiuatirPalc
Rotipactfuriy, CIWTHA 8TKWAHT.
Campbtll county, Oa., trpt 26, 1S6T.
Gairrm, Ca*, 0<*t. 9,1957.
DSm A. JURRI30N—
Ur \n f'ia ; Vua'requtfittd om to ftlatt tha effect of
I cur Electric CM!, upon me lait Spring. My kaie had
ri*a iprained for ioq* tin!, and 1 had not b«to able
tfe wa.* for metal week*. After makmf two appli-
«aUone with yonr Electric Oil, I wa* enabled to walk
without pain, and ha«w not felt any pain iloee. All
Re*pe:tfoTly,
GEO. W. THOMAS.
i , Oct. 14, 1S57.
ATLANTA,
DB. M. A. HARRISON—
T) )t n u to certify that I bare- been afflicted with
Rheumatic patae in mr beck acd hip* for ten year*
with which I bare eimexed greaUy. I had not been
Able to work for aome tuontba. when 1 commenced
1 uasui three bottle*, which
relieved me of peia. I am better at tbie
* tear is
CRAWFORD
using your Electric Oil.
••utirefy retlered me of „
time, than I bare been In ten year*.
Ailutta. (*a.', Oet. II, 1*57
nt-i St sitter Vutx hats btsn afflicted with In*
flsoimftt'-rs xhstuaatiiRi fsr s*fs»»l wselts- KjJolsU
vat vers mueh ssoltsa ir--t itttT. 1 hid no* ltMo
this to walk or drtM mjsolf without kslr, for thrss
tretks- Alias tssla* your BretrltVOII a short .Urn,
my affiiteod limb wa* entirely of
aod p*ic. (oetlMwly) JA5J. WALTON •-
Hant, Lewis
Holcombe, R 11
Holiuer, J D
Helmed, 8 B mr«
Huleg, .M mill
Halley, S R mn
Iludj’jD, Waalie
ilolliogiwortb, Wui
llogo, WmM
Howell, Joaevh
UolliD|iwortb, J B
Hatt, Mary mr.f
Hooter, M A mils
Holbrook, Heory
lloffety, tor
Hudson, J M
flunter^6K mr«
Uouitoo, C
llobbf, F E mDi
Uallay, Sarah B
Imao, Jnoj
Innli, J
Ingenol, (i W ’
Irwio, John
Jacobs, James
Jackson, Thomas C
Jenkins, James m
Jordon, Tbomu W
Joy, M J
Pitta, Km mrs
Pitts, Harrison
Pitts, limelino mn 1
Plummer, Larina
Pitts, Gtorgo J
Phittops, J u
Pomoroy, R S
Powell, G W
Platt, A C.
Philips, Nelson,
Puckett, John mrs
Pa*s, Joseph
Plumiuor, l*u\ iua
Puokoit, A r
Puckett, worth mrs
l» eed, Nancy mits
Register F A mrs
Rantiu, J u Dr
Road, W. A 4
Randlo, John ^
Reid, Mary A tnrs^*
Reed, Thomas B
Ramsey, Isaac Judge
Rlchburg, vaaley, c
of Rov Dr E C Meyer
Robinson, W C
Rico, A B
Rogers, John f*
Richortison, m rnr
Robertson, wary
RUey, James
Roach, E
Koxar, W 11
Robinson, Martha A mrs
Rogers, G R
Rogers, Emily A wr<
Rice, W H
Roberson, W 0
Robinson. John
Rioe, Anderson P
Rogers, Lawrence, mrs
Robinson, Jas
Ramsey, J A
Ruff, Martin.,..
Buggies, Mary mrs
Rice, James A
Rosser, James R
Rainey, P m
Roeebcry, James D
Russel m aud K
befell, D A
Sawyer, m H
Seals, James u
Beanicn, Georgia
Sand#rs, 6 G- aud W G
.Sams, Marsfield
Sewoll, wary J
Slaughter, James 8
Sawcner, mr or mrs
Schlairc, G L
Sewell, M Amin
Sewell, Samuel
Sanders, m
Scales, P M
Siams, Lenora
Schoa, Margaret mrt
Simmons, G
Smith, u W mil
Smith, Julia A 2
Smith, Nathan Mrs
Swan, George A Co
Spain, W 8
Swan, Thomas and Co
Smith, Joel
map
tifttM.tevvUum. Hatartti,'wUt fire ftisriwt ft u
MAi^ e „ C 8 l;, y r SOOM OFitSfi CITY
KissS. A.Bivet
Of till l-r« t
Has bsstt eos»,til aod will aios
Popu'arS’ioga of th* Day-
Doota opan at T o’clock.
praclaaly atSo’clook.—
Admission FlOy cents, Children
and Servants Half Price.
M ABIE'S,
Newly Organized Double Troup of
Menagerie and Circus l
Maqtiiftccull, fitted up for the Season of 1857
MANAGER./ 8. BSpLAND.
Lqucatriau Director W H 8T0UT
n. n f, • ••••■* E88LER
r L . iWiy « ‘TONW -PA8TOR.
Gr Jto-que Mdrrjnun.... GARRY DUMONT
Keeper rf Menagerie..... .Pro‘r BBASL'LY.
For t ' to d "V«Only—Afternoon and
Evening* r J
At ATLANTA, Monday and Tne«da v
Octooer 26th and 27th, 1857- *
Doom oped an anS T a’olSsk v. «. VocfernaiMM
to cotnmeuco luri^ hour afterward*. ,o nn*n«e«
Admission to tee btihExhibitions.
SO Cento, Children and 6orvant»25 Cento.
A OHANEMPROCESSION
fflJ5?“ffi;,j“lii*fortaoo n J th»
ua/ cf MhlbUlon, pneadod by tb,
MuilealCTuriot,
ORAWN BY
TOUR elephants:
‘f » eonSanaad pro-
co “ , ° 8 °“*
W*r.
h,% U co‘^»“‘ u *^«
houseman SHIP,
BY
. W. Pastor.
fSSSWA^i >'■
Btopmt act of
EQUITATION,
Smith, nary V min
Smith, Attaint mr
Smith, B C
Smith, James or Uluford
Smith, Jo,<eo
Smith, William
Shorpo, C C
Suiciding, Emiline T
Stephen, sail aillar
Stapler, Kldhar-J
Oiapiwr, *a*a
Stone, F K
Stapler, lVllliam L Cap!
Starnes, B I’rsaley
StapTar, Richard F
Stephens, S miaa
Strickland, John
Stakes, 11
Stavensou, J N
mad xeamb*. H
artlaUc Horae- l
manahlpb, thojoiithful Deraoti. J
^“'"'’•‘looaof tha Oractan ira f
h “ d,d b ' ']
breWTri‘l,'i™ r0,l " , * , ‘' ,C,U -
BLACK 04AMOND.
Jk^WjjlJjVtho Company. Tho
c *'*, 1 ja''"Xrl c kpooy, Orphan Boy J
will bo latrcSttood lolo tha Km, n
aloo tho Olowi and hla comic mole ,
only 30 loeha, hl,h, aodgo thro’ S
wllu tboirwondOTfolporforuancao
1k« l’oratan gqullthrlum called
LA PEROHE. , J
By V. U. StaBt andOarry DraottJ 4
Two Great Ctowna,
MB. TONEY EASTON, 4
Thu Great Yankee Clown, wboaa
cental (or tavtatln, now htortaa
and u> other ratio* lilts at tha
tlnrtft, hare i-aao axtonalTaly
•opta* aad tot’d by •” ■•
Shaw, Margaret mrs
la, Eddy
an entire aow buu,ct o, ,uo, ar. .
ranged to aod th, year 1657. To. i
Johdion, Thoo lion
Jones, Johu 11
Jonor, F L
Johnson, A M
J«
fonts, FL'r
TAasHima
FOR ILL DEBTS MR THIS
arm jetjet , :K*L2JE£*
oct. 15, '57. '
• • apoleon. There were present at this party 1
of the Royal family, (
A CARD
Duncan it b.ejirane. -
not only the member*
their Imperial goesti and respective suites, !
but »l*o th, WurtcmUrg ilinistcrsoftitato, i toko, th* .Bil.'a of th-j Hunk f Fulton ut
tbe bigbest military officers, and the Corps | giro good* at the !ovr-'-> cash prices.
iiSfzr&°i:u£ i. ^
itkatod tom*** aatkeatta, rifiee any one ' J gftj
caa imagine it for himreN without any «ucb . 8mU k A Frenkl.o ll.nU-,n l Cent
help, vu: that the LmperOr Loot* Napoleon v Doc nan - ftraij * Sctcmon
convened Mrerol times in tbe eaerse cf tbe : 0 Z Fonun Agt»va* Bait a Jar
We mil j C
Carriage Fainter
! nHARUH VAlttJ. hftfa aioat
*vsuing With |t«. £m,
wu evidsotly emptiest
:Qwatd* him *tA tbfi
who were io
n fllCgoxMJfiFp swl} Cisola 4 Bsaun
manner, both I
roman Diptouuti.u
on tho Emperor. i?|ta 7 u« *ct'
Tb* pioetodiag*of tbeao august parson
gel wto morning, however, offer a marked
There
and no
Tha Grown
arrival with tb* Emparor. drove off prompt
- " ’ q whieh, with several oto-
their
j. in their carriage, which, with aeve
£• were io waltiog for tb* EmperorT it
diet* knife, oa they had to prepare ftr tbe
i irrttot of their Imperial' brother end
b^ro^o-law at thoir villa ia tha oaighVir
sgasss 1
i th*
*, tod, 00 I
known oodre tbe name of
j Vllta. Alter a fra
and compliment** tbe
.j* to hi* own private
latter’* motiocing him
contract U tb* ipjendklfopd tlegsat frftiri-
Uro of tari night. The Emperor of Russia
mg, | and bl* party wool hoar hunting. Tito
Frinec'.l Vttaoar drove oot fim iqanap-
toopefet* hentiof etiriome, and tbe FNoptw
v« of Wia, though is pta’u'Jothra,
ronvoyed «thescer.o of ootioo' la a J
earnago and t,jr, hut th* other I’rineorrt
th* party inOiA|*d in tb* moat uomitigoiad
mafii, and iatnutott u-,; r terra* **• v«* to
every ImagfoiU* Wversity ot Soft-cart anti
drag that even Epaem raeto vritoWi. Of
th* wait of tb*fr vport 1 raoroot giro you
any details; I only know that they teamed
ia easy good apira* a* Ihar drovi to the
meeting. Tbe Emp’or Ljui* Ntpoleto iu the
MDmUI
Brown
W Rfo«rk
P,
A. Jlwfthborjr,
fa. H. 1mm,
I S Bei-ll
Ryan A tfocri
bora A Mchci.doa
D Mayor
S Frukfori
Mitlftr A Aadrcwi
TW. OcMuchlora-,
W. U. (toleji 1.1,
Fertoc Browa, .1*em,
Mato** A Joi-aaan#
J- E. Bartlett,
Clark Howtll,
. , J.ff. Merten, CtJuaboa,
J. u. J.nisi.Cu,, Jfsrchaats, Nawaan, a*.,
Imurel A CuftciDgh—.. Jsln B. Wright,
Totala**a A Baratov Hajik S Li.r-1,
Kwoniotol A SUr.oy, teres** A Newman.
Johaftok**, J. Norerao,
J. A J. Lynch,
CUrknA Oruhh,
L. J. Pnrr, 5,out,
' Tkoaptos,
C. B. Strong A C-r,
W illiuto, Rptoi A C».
frad nr
(ouiiSiiif count rj. tint bi Jr —*=, -.
tally vreparod tain all UnSo
•i UrrUc* IWiniinr FIwm# gfvnwwn
enlt. I wtr-
•C Utrrtai* Fnintinf. PU*«# flv*
rant mi wurk lo si***#,«ud my «hnrg« to girt tmlls-
fsc tion. trhoyfo tli« fir of T. V. t.yaos' afore, IWcn.
lur fttroot.
_ eel, U at.
Notice.
IBB copartnership btretolor* sibling Wtwooo
Doan A UilhorU in hereby dlrsolrod by mataal
consent S. Doan will soli!* tho hailntu of ths
s,- h. DBAN,
L. V. HILBERT,
Th* *Bd*rsigB*d having thli day attend Into
cojMrtrenklp to carry oa'tbtaam,
kind of bulaato heretofore carried on by U,..r
Dm* A Hilbert at tha Fulton JflUs.
te?«riK»vd.
a 1 NORi'HO.-n,
J A IMVIiKN.
Window Siriiilea.
Yartoiy -all -umidai*. Just re{
for sale, ran tow, hr
M AJ a
S IXTY doyo altar *«tr. aapitaatltl wl» to a*d* to
tbo Court of UwptoU uuly. tof hare to tall
lh« mol Oftlato hokogia* to Jph* XlSio, l*ta of «*«
-t-qiita to ypha I
S. fhiftVreJjtojdi
iBsan, Wm
ankins, B S M J mn
Johnson, Andrew,
Junto, R F
Johnson, W
Jooer, J A
Johnson, J 0
Jones, C A
Jonor, ii W
Johnson, F mis*
Knight, T D Osa
Koetichmlor, t
King, U
King, mrs
Kirk, Thomas
Klrkham, Florsne*
Kennedy,J W
Kombro, J W
Kslly, P IV
SbonusU.
Bhittan, John
Stephenson, John J
Stanley, Kichard
Stallions, Simmons
Sohlohloron, X F
Tingoary. John ir
Torent, w w
TnuaaU, Rovsrond C
Troscot, Cornelia E mirt
Twague, F U
Twiggs, Uanry
Tanner, William
Tumor, mrs
Turman, 0 A
Toon, J J —
Thcafion.mr
Thompson, L mn
Thantor, It >hsrt
Thompson, 8 E art
Tbomu, E J Reverend
Tbraab, VrlUitm U
Thompson, E S mrs
Thompion, Sarah K
Trodwali, R A
Thompson, Doctor
Thompson, w
Thorapsoe.-lt ■
Urgulaok, John A
Vaughn, l E
Vuon, A 11
Valentino, J R
law French Orotarnuft.
MIRY DEMOTT,
ney Tutor will stao delight ihr _
dissco by slut, g bis favorita ditty
of "die anybody soon my outer.''
u aang by him more than boo
timtftla ill the inel Ctrcuaeauf
tha World, with the moat oversow
erlo, empire,.- -
“ GA1
Will iatroduc! all those Antics,
fans, Titaks, WltUdamsaid prac
tical Jokes, which hsve MUbllah
•4 MsrspuUttotf M tb« first Com
lc Psrforms?fo th« Ring.
A tmifio oontset with
WILD B* A S T S ,
hjr Prof. BKAStLY, who willsntsr
tho dsn of Lions, lifers so<l Uop
srJSa
The following llstccmpriMa ths
Wttit snlomls DOF f zhlbtinc in Msj
hi*** Joint Msnsgcri! nnd Circus
Fowr Winl
K LEPH ANTS,
Forming ths Usu of th s
Great Band Chariot,
Tsn msgnlflesttt Uom Hoysl
Baanl Hitr. DUek Bra* 111 Jo a Ti-
r#r. lAOpftrdf, Psnlhert, Cougar.
Ocelots, Tiger Cats, titrtptd and
BvotUd Hy^naa, Orlulf and Mack
l&ara, CaincV*«nd DromwlarUs
Umaa/BnrmsnS Cow fond Abacas
grwr sod bl’K Wolias, wbll* Coons
T'rifriV. pofMflAsa. »»d a wll
_ d«r o«a« of >rda nnd Mtnksys.
Her farther torttoutua, "•>*«* Ftatovtal a rdro-
•criptire I)^mgryy of ih« Oofnpnny. oetlBdw
T
4
Vanglin, J J Judge
Varaaman, A miss
Valtrh, william w Dr J
Vernon, J x . v
walls, LOS
wabb, k 0 mr,
walker, wary Aon mr.
A BALL will be given
ATLANTA M^SBSB
attha City*
Kaatiny, 1
Early, BE
rado. K J
wardtwnrth, w
wslton,II Bare
wastmeralaid, w a
walls, J w
watts, Alford
Wills, J
walton, John
walk*),. Barah Ann mrs
watts, Edward
wtlmore, John James
Wadsworth, A II
walker, B
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COMMITTEBJOF ARRANQEMBNT8.
W. W. Baldwin, P.J.tmmoll,
A. J. Barnes, 0. A. Haralson. *
W. A. Graham, D. Young,
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expected from a distance, the Committa*
m it proper Lot lo'tonw any tickota to t
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“ MANAGER*. -
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Ron J.A.Haydri>, ; »r. N.I.,
W. A, Graham, Hon.*""'
0. A. Haralson,
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0. Young,
W. A. Graham,
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