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THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION? TUESDAY. APRIL 8,1884- TWELVE PAGES.!
OLD TIMES.
ARP TELLS HOW PBOPLB DID IN
THOSE DAYS.
??? Father's lodger???It. Vl.lt. If.rth C.rollm ltd
T.kta a LmIi at the Suburb, ef . he.lott.-
OHildm the Ter Heel, end Otorgle
Cracker., Etc., Kir, ate.
These people up here in North Carolina
are very much like our people. I can't tell the
dill-rence. Washington Irving threw a lit
tle cloud over the state by writing bis llip
Van,Winkle story and the old time geograph'
it- dammed it with faint praise by saying
her products were pitch tar and turpentine.
Betides all this it was a fact that 30 and 00
yean ago when a poor cadaveroui, hungry
looking family, came moving along
through our state going west, and you asked
them where they were from they generally
said "from old North Kalllng??? and they
didn't know exactly where they were going,
and wasent very particular about it. But
they were types only of the scum of the pot
and every state bad pretty much the same
restless floating clast of pepple and they were
always on the move, going westward and
hunting a new territory where there iu
more game and lets civilisation. The Caro
linians went to north Georgia and the Geer.
1 Uissiasi
rians to Alabama and 1
dppi, and wuen
Texts was opened up that territory was
thronged with the tame class, and still later
they wandered to California to dig gold and
that It the way a new country gets peopled.
Ilanlel Boone and hit cists rut out the way to
Kentucky in the tame manner and as they
made settlements the Baptist and Melhediat
preachers followed along in tbeir tracks and
established their bumble churches and after
while when the rude people begau to yet fixed
up aifd there was no danger of Indians or
Wild cats the lVrabyterlans came along and
when the people began to accumulate a little
money and to build up their towns and or
ganize courts and juries the Episcopalians
sent nut tbeir missionaries and built up their
oiiurcliea and put a cross upon the steeples.
The time used to be whrn folks had to run
sway for debt or go to jail aud soa good many
of the poorer classes ol all the old southern
states left tbeir homes for parts unknown on
this recount, My father was a merchant for
forty live years and tho lost time f looked over
his old ledgers I saw many a man's account
unsettled end balanced at the bottom with
three large letters G. T. T- which I knew
meant gone to Tex is and I had an ides that
there was many a defaulter and cattle thief
out there roosting In tboee wools, In fact, it
was generally believed that Texts had no
other kind of population end we were sur
prised to lesrn afterwards that there were
many good people there and enough intelli
gence to make good laws and a constitution
and maintain order ami good morals. We
learned one thing and that was that a man
who rim away for debt was not as a matter of
ooume a had map and hundreds of them who
were bowed down at home became tilted up
when tin y got beyond the reach of the jail or
slicrlil ami they look a new start and their
sons beesine the leading men of the new
country. I know a man who became gov
ernor of Texas, whose father's name figured
on my father's books as aa absconder fordebt.
Well, it was no crime then and lets of s crime
now to owe money and not he ablo to pay It.
It Is a misfortune or an imprudence and
generally an uvideuee of bad management,
outitisnogreatsiu either against God or
man.
But it was In North Carolina just as it
in Georgia. The best people stayed at home
and they and their children nro at home now
The tar heels ot North Carolina srs no more
??? type of her population than the Georgia
crai ken are of Georgia. The truth is there
are not many of either. I dont know any
Georgia eraoksra. I never did know any to
aposk of and I dout know where they got
such a notoriety. There used lo bo
every where In the new aettle-
ineiitsa Clara of rough uneducated
backwoodsmen who lived hard and had no
luxttrieaaud ??? ut few comforts and dident
warn any, but they had sense and courage
and kind lisafti ami sympathy with one
.woollier When a nabnrgot sick they nursed
tin. anil When be died they dog a grave and
liarieJ Idtuand that waatlie end of the chan
ter. A." the s-r ptures sty of Jared and Me-
end envy among the rich as well aa the poor
and there is no security against misery ex
cept in having a kind heart and a forgiving
disposition May the Lord help us ail to
love one another and be calm and serene. I
have been doing my best to be sorry for that
Cincinnati kuklux business and I tried to
weep over Tewksbury, but It is awful hard
wore for we southerners arc all jnst human
you know and have to hare help from above.
Bill Anp.
COTTON BOLLS.
thatit ihould bozo,in order to maintain the cqnlll-
Bnk Btelmut.
7h0 Item Object Afcom??i!ahed bj (be CnreillH la
Auiila Lm( Week.
Al???Gi'iTA, Ga . April 5 ???After a day spent among
tbo remalnlrg membcri of tho late cotton conven
tion held In thU city, I have gleaned many ioter-
e'.tlrg polnti,which will no doubt be of great interest
to those who are Interested In tho Industrial devel
opment of the country. One of the rao*t notlcable
features of this convention wsh the simplicity and
kindness of heart united frith the liMDg buslnes**
sente which has mado our sou them cotton spinier*
such a power in the land. This
wss * la iiotlie??'??le coiirest with
egotistic beu rings and purse proud
fnsofcuceof the lime class of men lu the New
gland mills. While the manufacturers of Lowell
aud Fall River regard human flesh simply aa
arllclo of commo.ce to be ground Into dust
order to make dividends In every speech delivered
In the southern convention Just ended tbero was
exhibited a marked regard for the comfort and
woifaro of thoie whom dally bread depended upon
the action of those present. Iu fact, the gr*at
jection to tho curt'llmsnt of time was tho fait
that It would deprive so many of Ihely dally wages
It was generally fait that while tho mills should
esru as largo dividends as possible for their
stockholders, that Mils result ought not to be
talncd by Injustice or neglect to employes. This
feeling is certainly creditable to the high character
of those who hare tho moulding of the southern
nommeiclal entersprlso lu their hands,
WHAT THK CONVENTION DID.
While the couventlou did not accomplish any
thing on paper, yet it did much In Let. Tho meet
lug had been called by the Augusta mill men
consider the question of over production, In res
ponse lo this Invitation nearly one-half the south
ern mills wore represented, tho only noticeable
absentees being the G'clutnbus spinners The
geutlemeu present were, In most Instances, the
managing officers of their respective mills,
developed oarly In the convention that there were
two parlies with very opposite views.
The ono was led by Messrs. Ifaosou
Wduby and others, and advocated
Immediate curtallmontof production. They urged
In brief tbit the mills could earn as much on three
quarter as on full time from now until October.
They further urged that tho very fact of such ac
tion would of Itself have au Immediate effect upou
tho market. Tho olhor party, having Its most
prominent advocate lu Mr. Bloomfield, of Athens,
in*do tho point that becauso some were slok It was
not necessary that all should go to bod. There was
no reason why mills doing a prosperous buslnt
should stand In the way of their own success. Tho
notion suggested could not bo enforcod by this
body, principally because It was a body without
membership. Tho proper courso to puriuo would
bo to provldo for tho future and let the past take
care of Itself. U nder theauthority of this conveu
tlon .a body with doflnlte purposes
vlow could be formed. Tho purport*
thus formulated should be sent to all tho spinning
corporations within our territory t > be consldorod
and accepted, not only by tho officers, but by tho
stockholders in every mill represented. A cons
veulion called ol dotegates, thus Indorsed by the
cuMro Interest which It represented, would havo
a moral powor which tho present conveullon could
not claim. This was tho view which was fully In
dorsed by the convoutlou, and thus has been set
lu motion tho organlsstion of a body which will
bo supreme In governing the southern cotton good
supply,
EXTENSION OF TRADE.
In connection with this proposed committee,
there was a general rxprowlon in favor of a cotton
goods pool, through which sales oould bo made and
iho territory for the Introduction of southern goods
continually widened and developed. Year by year
tho demand from Asia and Africa for heavy cottou
goods Is Increasing. Hundreds of millions of beings
on thoso two continents are Joining tho legions of
consumption. On this very class of goods the south
ern mills havo alroady now tho mouopoly, owing
to their ability to produce It cheaper. As econom
ic measures are adopted ami labor becomes more
. . . . . . M ^ ??? .. . New York, April 5.???The following is the state- ??? I ^WS7ILI*r.Apr'U-Flonr quiet Wheat dull ?
brlumof labor. Aa between Old and New JJng- men t of the associated banks f orth eweek ??? f*-? 5 ;, ^om doll; No.2white65
land, the former mujt look for a constant I ^ iIn create i, rm 62 * ^ dnU ^ No. 2 western mixed 87.
decay in her cotton manufactures, as the Bpede decreaseV.V"V.V.\3.\r.???17.V.7.1iy.yjZ. &0l??'7W
New Ragland mills, with equal labor, I L*R*1 tender increase 441,000 i a
nore inraatlya skill and cheaps, cotton ofd^e???^WaA*?1W^'lit^???n??dani
???re continually monopolizing the market, of the | Braerve decrease ??? 3 520 575 I A *S: granulated 8CJ; white hi Da <1 7tfa7J<; Hew
???"??? ???7J4: watte 8.
Byrap-New
world. All Ibis goes to show that before many I
tub co i to.. xauntTii
??? - The banks now'hold 84,WWilacxmis of tne S 1 f?? n * au S B e wnlu > >???
years pan the United BUM will manufacture the | Iegl1 '"?????????'???menu | Jfntama.-fitacfc.tmp, 52*231., bbu. Byrnp-New
world', cotton goods, the south supplying the raw
material and manufactured good! of the hetTler
grades, aud New England reaching greater proa-1 OOHHTmiTIC9> CFFiub.
clency than crer In the flueratufT.. I At???arta April 5.1854
no Tasirr to talx a bout. I TXX WXXX???S EITIKW.
The question of the tariff, to judge from them,- | New York???The cotton market bai poneised a
Orleaoichoice 50: prime45; falrMAU:common30,
Tex. ??? Black <0360: green <0*40: nntmegz 80;
cioTea 33; allspice 10; cinnamon 93; cajgon 60;
"- 1 ??? -*???,r:??: maoe 80 pepper 18. Crsckora
ktfln hviflnr sUv rcifl nvtlA. ??? V
African _
-milk 8c; _
rods Co; XX2 do. ??*:
ztlcklOj. KacFop* 1 -Market
2a; No, 8 kite L. W, file; do. S bplx (OtbatSAO
<tla.'5; do. H bbla too la 8<.t0. noep???Jiucasvoo
lion buttes rH???; pearl oyiter 7e: X
Candy ??? Aasored
about bare of la and
merona lutoryfewa, la not ono which hu recelred I Arm t.De nearly all the week, and price* for apoli I a MO cake^. Candies???Bn), weight 16V. Matches
much serious conifderatlon. Thore were several I and futures have been on the move upwards. Bales I riJP.Ef'. P??* JL8*LJ5MM4|JS!!j&s??' 8o<i *- ,n
free traders present, quite a number who had no I for future delivery wero unusually b Irk, end the I vim A ,, .
preference at all, while I did no. come ecrora e put week mirks one of tho moat active ot the aes- 10M: Ho.1Btoipo?8 mTazwUS $$??6>f ???uowduU
???Ingle high tariff man. Tho question la plainly I aon. To day the feeling was aomewhat easier, and I and rathtr rreuk; mum.cvadot.K~6T,: ceutrifug.1
thmslsb a.' 1 ' n'h-ra, "sml Jared lived to bo and more .killed, the ability to produce them good.
S00 years old x'^d he died ??? Juatso 0T?? r the cheeper will be InerciHd. Tho roedlt la that tbo
death o! thoso hu.'nbls men there was no tomb
zrtonn and no other epitaph or nbitunry. Ha
lived snd he died and that is all.
Three people around Charlotte ought to l.c
\ or.'' UltlU toned ami palrlotio
min Iliejr are. There ar* memories oluaterlim
around them that have left their Impress
upon the generation, They point with pride
to the epot wher% the flrat declaration of Inde-
E ndeno* was read, thirteen months before
at of 1770. I aiu now penning there lines
within Blew yards of the piece where the
Merklenburg declaration was read and pawed
with solemn .eelamalion nrd this was like
the tiling the first rebel linn, gun of Hie revo
lution that resulted In woo-inr the liberty of
the slates. North Carolimt may have slept
after that, but she wa. not asleep then. She
may have made a prrrai ions living off of her
piny woods a half a can 1 ury ago, but she lias
as many varied Indtiatriei and agricultural
products now as any southern state and It fast
taking aproml position sea commonwealth.
There old original thirteen stalls ought to be
vt nmled. Yesterday I wandered through
the old cemetery that is in the heart of Ilia
city and kept In good preservation by this
people. The old granite slabs andhead stones
are almost black with age snd decay, but I
was still this to decipher tbs rude inscriptions
of a hundred years sgosnd was told that theta???
were graves there a hundred and tidy yean
old. One ollhese ancient cillea ol the dead
is a good place to go to snd meditate once in
a while aud nobody ought to bs afraid or re
luctant to become familiar with the place
where they have to be laid sooner or later. I
dont think sunn ought to go to a grave yard
every day or stay long at a time for we have
no time lo mourn and no right to carry
solemn facet. We hare no Using for thea.
???olemncholly people who come around us
with the corncraof their mouths hanging down
and we get away from them as soon aa possi
ble. Solomon says it it better to go to the
houteof mourning than the house of fssaling,
but I reckon he said that when he had a sur
feit of high living, and had (lie dysuepsy and
tlivre waa no liver medlcina to relieve him.
Solomon aald a tood many things that are true
only in a qualified sense and need explana
tion. aneb as "answer ???a fool according to his
folly" and "answer not a foal according to his
follv."
Whenever 1 visit a strange place 1 want to
aee its suburbs. The big blocks of stores and
hotels are ill very floe and .plendid, but the
happiness ot a people is in the way they live
at home and where the good wife and the
children stay and so 1 love to wander around
where the people live andeee thelrhomee and
look at the front yard and the flowers and
vines and grass and all the surroundings and
to study nature as besuiifled and adorned by
tl e hand ot men and the taste of woman. [ moil abundantly.'
teeming millions ot ibo two dars coutluouts will
d.pcml upon tho-outhun stale, ol America (or
lt.vlr tatmont. lienee It la urged that aome kind
ot a pooling airangomout lu charge ol a committee
varied tn aales, would aid wonderfully lu ops ohm
up aud taking poascaalou ol these uew and uutrled
Holds This matter will llkoly take more definite
???bape lu the conveullon which Is to bo called here
after by tho commllteo ol Ulleau.
caaouNA racrogr onus.
"Carolina girls are the beat cotton factory opera
tive, lu the world,??? aatd Colonel Hammett, ol the
Piedmont mill. "It la vory seldom you ilud a
yankoo girl working In the mill..
All through New Kuglaod you will
god that the http la Irish, German,
or Krench Canadian, but our Carolina girls are not
afraid to work, and the flrat thing which strikes
the attention ut vldltog business trteuga trora tbe
north la the superior appearance ot my operatives,
Tall, ibapely, with well pohed head, and laei.
which would do tor moulds ol beauty, they ate si
lady like at the hearth ??louo aa they are proflelent
at tho loom. They are all under tbe salutary In
fluence of homo snd church relationship, amt are
aclaasol whom auy ttatlnn should be proud.
It Is evident that Colonel Hammett la In love with
alt hi< ghla???that 1. lu a lathe,ly sort ot a way.
Homo years ago Colonel Hammett was president el
tbe Uiecuvtlle and Columola road. One
Bundy mottling ho went Into tho
held iu Ureeurtlle, aud beheld a young lady lu
an agony ot tears, lie waa told that sho had Ju.t
Revived a letrgram announcing iht fatal lllnemof
her tatber, and calling her borne at once. Aa It
war agaln.t the lawa ol Booth Carolina lor railroad
tompanleatodobualncuon Sunday, llie young
lady had no mean, ot reaching her lather that day.
Thoatory branched llr. Hamactt'a heart, and be
at once had an engine and coach prepared, and
aeul tho weeping daughter to her talher'e bedildc.
Bubarqueudy the lather recovered but the daugh
ter died. Tho young lady wan a lint coaeiu to
Blato Treasurer Spoor, ot Georgia.
BOLL AMD LOOM.
"Nature has laws which wo eaunol control," ob
served Mr. Uloomfleld to a parly ol gcujlcmeu In
me Mauler.' hotel, "and oue ot theao lawa 1.
that the porlection of manufacture la never found
at tho teat ot production. Thue Ihooe who gleau
tho greeted profit from tho raw product eauuot
aspire lo tho full bcucfll of Its perfect manufacture
because Ihlawoutdbaaco'ltitoa of tupreme ele
ments tn which ono or tho olbet would inffei.
Tho (tool eoureo at wealth tn tho south ii In Its
cotton Holds. From that eoureo nUe-teulhi ot our
people muet over draw their sustenance, because
that Is the product which nature haa given them
Remedy Tor Kmergenclr s.
Nothing la so handy to have in tbe house as
7jj7Hi _
I middling dosed mice, showing again ofs-Mcfor |
Benson???s Capcine Poiut Plasters. Highly I NEW YORK, A.ril 4-Toe folhrotng 1, dice flraslaheld; dome.de6**7.
medicinal. 25d 8 y comparative.utemen ??? or ending ye.ter-April6-jBM??^ndtaanged 1 birds
:79F??g** b ??? k ????? u,e En ?? u * h ??"*???*???>" mivlS.^?S.7S?S r ' ,un,5ird4 v * : Pul
??? I Knowing a decrease???. 40,392 I ??? ???
I Total receipts
Dr. Fuller's Feciet Injection with syringe oob- f
bined, cares stinging Irritation, Inflammation aud
arinarvpomplatnts. 81. Lamar, Bankta ALaorkr.
* i i - *tr??? I vvm in in l n
real estate.
B'e recommend the following Beal Estate Agents
at reliable snd capable. Write to them Lor wnat
you want In country or city real estate for homes,
or investmentor information.???[Em. Conmicno.v.
RICE & ???WILSON.
7 If. Droml Street, Atlantis, Ga.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
BUY AND SELL
REAL ESTATE
for parties on Commission.
Wc Sell either at Private or Public Outcry
Information furplahed at a distance on Application.
J>r. Fullera Youthful Vigor PilLicure nervon* dr
???/ilfty, innjtenco and nocturnal ezaimloni
Wy Matt. Uepot 09 Lanai street. New York.
Knowing a decrease.-.
Exports for the week...
Same week last year
Showing a decrease??? -
Total exports to date
Showlnj
ruga
Stock at all united States porta......
A year......
de
Iecrease. M
Bo??ton???. common council .pent 8T.CS3 of city I giSt hISTw
money In lunch., and carriages hut year. | d * n ifhSl?toM decro^...
4.C07.6S1
5,iW834 |
76 ,207 I dining. The fedlfR throogeont the went strongly
70.0641 lti^lcatet much tower Prices to take effect within
90,7)5 I tbe next few days Of course *ur market is in arm-
JW.ttt I pathy with tfcc west, and ir likewise going down.
A8/2 0W I To-day clear rib sldeti closed easy at 10c for 30 day*.
3,740,594 I Baco.???i???Hngsr h??w?? 13014Lard???-j faro*?- .
......Mo 418 689 I r**????n*d too: 6'J tt>cam 10^c: tub* lc%c; 10 lb cans
SAM???L W. GOODE,
ATTORNEY AT I-AW
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
31 marietta Street, Atlanta, (2a.
I Rent. Bov, Sell and Exchange Property on
Commit*inn Examine Title* and prepare Abstract*.
THOS.A. FRIERSON,
REAL ESTATE
**Buehn-palba.**
Quick, complete cans, all annoylnf Kidney, Blad
der and Urinary Diseases, fl. Druggists.
Money I* being raised fjr the Anioaia, Connect
icut flood luffjrera.
694,142 11t%c; 5 !b cans lo^c; 8 lb cans 11c
I VOKK. April 5 tut* rather quiet hnthdi I t~^ -yri ???NT r PT TVT f** a
I with more atrengtu; oid met* loot |W 50 9??l6 I XI IN Gr A. FE N X.
r vS???I^ MtddieKnamlnai. long dour 9- Lird advanced 4(35 * ^ ^
dR^rftiji^^ , '******** , *???* ,, *** m mi I P 3ln,i openingbnt declined 8012 points, closing
?? * taUmraT.ojo.???ooo I itetd,er ! ????*tern steam??pot 8.8); May 8.6104.78.
.!!'. , .77..77.7.*.7n77^.77.*.*!!!! I,'0i2ioj0 I t-OUIBVTLLK.* April 6 Provuioa* quiet; men-
vuuwiug uu lurrease IS,coo I pprk 817.00. BoUi raeaw??? lhou!(lor?? clear riba
American cottou afloat for Great Britain...... 143.000 IBlear aides Bacon, .honldor 7t<;cloa; rib.
- u, ???'[ 1 BUY > SELL, EXCHANGE & BENT
HfOAttO. April5 upscttled and irregular.
I Block at Interior towns...,
I Sauo time lact year
Showing a dec
I Stock at Liverpool....
I Same time last year...
Showing an increase...
Wo. 80 Wall Street, Atlanta, Ga.
Sores, Residencen Farms, Mil???s, Mill Sites, Water
... ??? - Wild Lands,
AH Wonlines* of Genital .Organs, Buns)
Igrmtuently I NEW York. Aprils ???The following are the I clntinK.tci'dyTcMh' 818.37K??m!!|".4^ 'Laro???oT??ncIj, ???
totonUvs ???&>uTJ h ao (e iiLnn S ???will? 1 ???? I total net receipts olcoiton stall ports since Septem- 112W ??15 pclms higher but rcccdtd !0.vli}J points; I Powers, Mines. Mineral Lands,
8ortlbri*j3i mffiiu aisS 6 ".??? S'Sf l oerl,lsW: loath BGHggtO. Hulk meat, tinner; .houiders 7: I Tlmbercl Lsads R,
I Oalvctcn ??? 5-0.465 I ??hort rib 8 20; short clear ??. | luring Purposes, etc.
fttreot*,.
- ??? | fiavaunah 612.196 | meat* uUli J MijuMcre abort rib h??V .jq dull | ^??? 0 TJ<>_U'??nkers MerchanManddflaensol Atlanta
??? u,hor,I ??? I " X? w mlatl: ,hi3W<rt 7J1 ' ,hort rits %i THE BIGGEST THING OUT
I ST. LOUIS, April 5-Provhions dull. | now) E. NABON ,t CO??? 120 Fullon 8t, S??w York
New York lpj???ofB |
and 00page book llluitratlog games.
-Market Jrm bnt
7.???rst I iLLiT'le a than???'tar-loa5'Vir26??MfeT5o':"p'orlian(lco I KO Golden Beauties, Ac. Card* with name. 10C.
1 nx. I .??? - ??? " - uUPrcscci with cack pack. TUTTLE BROS.,
??? ???' | North Haven, Cl,
DIE OZIER bUXUNfAPLE BILK COT*
CONNU3IPTION CUBED, _
An old physician, retired from practice I Boston .'...1??? 161.4E8
haring had placed in his hands by an Baal I .????)*? I ricidy. In <??r loaSl'of,froonncaraln'.V!Uirif.","??1.0f;; 1 1 AlXJi-l. tricks??? etc???BTnJiOc???to'hVippay'riOSt-
India missionary tbv formula of S siaS. tVciTpo ft. r 'n- }???than car-loads 81.10; Kosendale cement tasoy! Inge, E. NASON fl, (io .120 Fulton B-roeCVv.
remedy for the.^eedy and permanentZnreof M??ifc=Z=I=Z=== l, ?S ^ 1 '
consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and I ??? Mf? I neat, car-load lots, 84.75; lew than car-load
all throat and lung affections, also a positive I ??? I Howard cement car lot* 91.8ft: do. roull 81.76;.
and radical cure for nervous debility and all I S3ii??rfl t *???"???'******* ,w *** M *-********^ I p!f.ncrK??f-pari*(???calc*i. d. M ) car-load lot*, 12.60: in I m,
nervous complaints, after having tested it* NewS?tVewi Phu>tor (, 'aew JL TOM???The best now known. Write for pam*
IVSK Totah ???. == . ...4,607,631 ^ATLANTA, April 5 - Paper-Trade U acUrc;
tiveand n desire to relieve human suffering, I hatukday, April 5. I priceesteady. Manilla No. 1 !O012c V ft; No. 2 7*4 I ??nd staple for 18??|. Keed for *aie. Price.
I will send freeof charge, to all who desire ft. Kew York-No material change in thecolton ?? I* ^ b ?????? ???? U S n -v???. l i-. p ???^ r ???
3ent by nlaUby'rSdresoln^with stamp,'nlun- I touch of flrmntra BpoUOnn:
ing this paper, tY. A. Noyes 149 l ower's nildd tnKl. 9-.6c.
block, Itochester, N. Y. I N ???t reodpls to-day amount to 6.561 bales, sgalntt
??? 111,121 bales left yoar: exports 4,054 bales; last yea
Prevent malarial attacks by invigorating th. 1 22,521 bales; stock 074,162 bales; last year 617,175
liver with Dr. 8snford???s Liver Invlgorstor. I bales.
Charles B. Brlez??, n I'h???lladelghla murderer, has I V ? lr * Jha cpaMni and Clcstr.. nentaw??
me crazy over hi, crime. I if rattan lutnres to-dt} i
I Iprll 11 tOill 61 April 11.61 J I, ATLA1
Chronic S osflTMiraa Cnrrd by Bran-I Hay -..ll.65lil.67 May.. 11 07,.'! Iola8l00.
rlrrlh???a Pina linns ???.11.753 Jana??? 11,8711 79 I
asrriai n m Ills. | t??i*. ii mAh ua irl?? 11 aii.*ii cn I
Bully Busko Mills, Arizona Tir.,
iicntion thin paper-
gJ. D. OZfKR. Corinth/Miag.
)K BALK OR KXLTfANOiC-A HFLEND10
ATLANTA, April 5 ??? Leather ??? The market I Jk: fann of 885 acres. Thirty acre* fine river and
for^boot*. aboca and leather I* quiet with orice* I Cf??** - botr 2??* hal*nco good upland, about half
unchanged; Uemeged No. 1, 26; do. No. 2. 22024: I red ??? aod well timbered oa Poutn river,
good stamp 28; medium good stamp 27; L. W. good | Will wll at a bargain or exchango Inr city or an-
???Uitap 26: whltooak sole 88042: harnu* 2 r >04O. I burban property or stock of good*. I will also sell
ATLANTA, Aprils???Hay???Choice, .S??H bald car
lots, 52160: largo bales 820.00: dray lot- <23.00; prime IgL'l v * SLJt
car loti 120.00: dray lot* ff'.Ou; clover car, <o??* I ??? 00 f *rrott, Peu.iw streetnomprea*
8'7.00: drav lots f20.00. Tcnncseo, car lots, fl7.(0:
dray lot* 420.C0.
ATLANTA, April 5 - Feiu-Car lota 80c: dmy I
??? ?????????a.eraeeiA 4 ??? 1 u I uuluAlH/, AUHl u??? J Ov DfOTOr B JUull': l ICf UlL:.
Jannarv 24 in?3 l September *...11.6001162 September *...11.62(91! 64 I Hoi*. receiDt*4,M??;ahipment*6,600; fctefldier; rough
j inry - , . | October . ..ll lHi Unotar..........11 09 ail.ll I pocking 6 6904.(0: parking ing and shipping 6 o"<??|
^ ?cr.... Jt) 95<* 10 97 I o 65; light6.7006 15:iklp* 4 (T0V-O. Cattle, rocelpta
0 92i|10.vo I I.kiO: shipment*3.300; marketatrorg: exports6.10 I
(SM2d qmeljmdjiteady; Kin 52.000 it l&i | J 1 Bood to choice ahlpping itee^a b 6006 00 :_eom??
n .1 I . . _ ' .1 WlODOr'???nsw.wl 1.1 <W ...... iftWBir..ee.
For the last two yean I have been greatly I foveubrr 0 November.
troubled wllh costlvums, often ten or twelve I , i0 ?? 7 0c <??"'hr-
day, elapsing wlthont any movement of my
bowels. I Inve trie?? many rcmedl.i, hut I i??nd* 6XI;'Iri.aju 6M > ??? ??*'"12 .'>Z' iof .8!. r I I'rrnjacdactlVv,rinforior to fair4Xt(Z|q!75: hiodinm
none with success, until I used yonr Vegeta- I o soo cairs war, /ip.ricai; -wtf.n 4.C0O; Am6.!- | to good 6 2505.73: cholocloeztra6.COOO.35.
ble Pills-UkU.g three pills and iner??u??ing ran l.sro. ??? 1
ons each night nntii I look nine, then de-1 FLccal??? : fotton quiet and Arm at same r rloci: Good I mar Rci at present Jtfoet admit^>f no quotable
creasluc one etch nlcht Since then mr I mladllng IlMo; middling llMoi .triol row mid- I cl ango: good medium m??)iv 14 lo 14S hands tnif
tewsls hara conllnned reglilw caoh^ay, and ??? ^ ^
my headache. rour.to??..b,a^ general r 7^2l n ii! U ! 9 ^ ,, SLw . a
altude have left me, end I feel like anotbe, I NEW YORK, April 5-To??l vlrihlo mpply 1 lSf??w^M^ A p P ??c i i^^'ntoStt^70S86???75l
man-which is entirely owing to jour pills- Cotton forth, world a.9|i.rt)l bale*, ol wnlc.h 2.Z35.1C9 ' * *
aud I would not be without tu.m In this new I ???. a P ???, o - ??? .. ???.ov,
A M Hiatii nettMtall last yoar; recoiptio! cotton at all lntc- wb!a ,. t rw uIb4,ijl.OOfltL40:ryc. rectlfled, 0.10#
**' ?????? l r ???' I rtor towns 33AI6 bales; receipts from plantations | n.5(L rjc and Eonrbqn medium S1.6ca??^p; rum
J. M. KLINQEL.SMITH,
-GENERAL AGENT-
ECLIPSE WIND ENGINES,
PUMPS. TANKS, Etc.
67 PEACHTREE STREET,
AIMNTS, OA.
T. MILES & SONS
MANUFACTURERS
CUSTOM-MADE
SHOES
country.
Th* Nfttl*n*l U??I??U
Wo call attention to the advertieement of the
National hotel of our city, under ita new manage
ment of Holcomb A Blo&n,
2!,^49 bale*; crop in right 5.458.217 bale*.
JLfVKI'POOL, April 5-noon???Cotton *tcadyand | mr-otic 81.6O081.M; imported S5.faW.00: <wpp??
??? ??? * 11 ''???eta mitde. |l.76t apple
0?? oherrt tiud arlnyei
i??fi.r
_ _ AND PUMPS,
I FINE SOFT UPPERS it PLIABLE SOLES.
#n.50: Innorted 82.004484.50; Cognao brandy, do-
genllem.n I urleau.hf; rale* 4.000 haTas; speculauon andlsx-. _
havo rcfltled the hotel aud put It on an entirely I port 4.00U: receipts 4,000; Amorioan3.5CO; uplands I bmtdy61.000(1.50; per??? wine 81.50fl?? f .5 73, otrt.iq; It
ucwbav|a,and are prepared to entertain thou I fow middling clanao April and May delivery 67-64. I quality: sherry 8t-50(tWS.C0: mtawr.; *1.-'*':SJ175 ???
Rucila In aa good style as cau be Inmlrhed by any 168-64; May and June delivery 611-64; June and July I imprlumong 81.00*81.25.
hn'elln Georala. The prople ot onr atate are well I delivery f - ??? ???
. . .. 6 15-64; July and August deliver, e 19 61,
acquainted with Colonel Holcomb, the senior 16 1161. 6 14-64: August and September delivery
member ol tho Arm. Colonel D A. Sloan, the | Sit 64.621-64. ??2J tR, 622-61; SeptemberandOetobor I
junior member, and who will bare tho manage-1 delivery 6 22 64. 6 21-61: October end November I
I1777I1AOO. April 6???Whlaky unchanged at 81.78.
CINCINNATI, April 5-WMs*?? Arm at ??U5.
???eiuiHVILLE, April 5???Whlaky qnlct atll.13.
For vale at RETAIL Through Mall or Express by
MILES BROS.
No* 923 PUbert Street, PhllMloIpbtaw
f LAWN TKNNH.
SPECIALTIES: -J CRICKET,
(J. B RE If4 ELK SHOES-
GOSSAMER GARMENTS FJR EE
Ntderof thi* p*per who will agree to *hn
* and try to ItiilupuRo wile* amoug frl
end poKipoliUeo fall ilx.-d Ladlta* G<
larproof RnVbtr Garment* aa *am
..mSTei;
return with 25 ota
. r iiiniuuor. mm wno wilt nave IDO manage- I delivery d v.-ot, o ii'Oi: vuuwi ??uu nuTerauer ir??win??u,u??, apnio???niuiiy
maul mainly of tbe hotel. 1* well known ai*o in I delivery 610 64; November aud December delivery I ST. LOUIS Anrll 5???^Hiatrv steady at fl. 16,
nil mate. To the old cltiaon* of Atlanta he la I 66-ot; fotnrna opened barely ateady. I p ?????? ??? 7
bellcr known. He came to our dey In It* I LIVERPOOL, April 6???1:30 p.m.???Cotton atca^y I o**atrv
WM ??? 10 . P ni telegraph operator I witti a fair demaud: ???ale* ot Amerlcau 9,800: up* I aTLAlflA* Aprll5???Eg**???16017c# Buttei^Good I mor Wa tar proof Runber Garaa
, f .T5 r ?? f nd ou ^ c *tT I land* low middling clauae April delivery c a-w, I grades in *->04 demand and*caroe: Jersey 85c; I provided you cut thi* out aud
i. jSSHPa!??. g0,d i. exclt J men t I stiller*: April and May delivery 6 8-64, roller* ??? May I creamenr82o; ranev Tonnero 27M01Oc;choIre25; I io pay c??t. postage, etc. Itoatou Mi p ply Co.,
in 1862 and 68. Colonel Hloan we know of nur I Ba( \ j uao delirerv 6 UU, aellen: June aud July I low grade* dull. Lire Poultry--Chickon* 1602to; I Dover Ntreet. Roatnn itta**,
.Vi,\T.!! .t nowl ? d| ft. 10 66 ??? ???ter ing, entorprlrini 1 delivery ??lft-%4; July and August delivery 6 19 M. I heu????0*??c;cock jn??oa;geeae 4(M|i5c;duck8i2Cc;
rttli*a---tlie aool of honor and fatthfutU fair deaf I valae: Auguit and September delivery 6 2 4-64, 1 tnrkeva i*2e. Drcawd Poultry-Nouo. Game???Noue.
In*, ttc apeak for hi* henie a liberal share of | * e llera; September and October delivery 6 21-64. I Turnip* f2,660;8 00 m barrel. L-iah rotar????o*???82.rt)
p??tren*g\ ??nd we are mtiRfled that hi* patron* I gellera; September delivery 6 25 64, value; future* I 0t2.25 ft barrel. Sweet Potatoes???91.lC031.2ft. Dr loti I tj??ifl??4nil lounervntory of Movie,
will Qua him t* we represent him. | doited iteatly. | Friiit-Applcs. univoeled^ iXc; .UDjiockd^^eno* | *
SUMMER TERM CLOSES JUNK'28;'
Hnli?? iYrnntihl lit the I'urfil
How deprming it it tceee acrf??*of tree* cut
down in tbe midst of a noble foivu. How
???addeiring it ia alio to see that thin epot in
the midst of your otherwise Hbitndant hair.
Stop it at once by the of i???a.k(???r*A Hair
Hairam For actual vfili i*irey- Thi* remnin
article stand* at the ii* ml of ita c a??a. Kle-
ga??? t for the toi???et, delicio * in odor, and re-
??? . conr*e of InstraoUon In Voc*l aud
WaT-^iej|??;. Honey - | ln*trumentrt^ | Music, Wano^and O-ga^Tuarng;
Domk ju-cnmmoflrtiiou (wltb Libraty.??? Gypm\
resident Physician, Preceptre**. etc ) for 5>)0 lady
atndem* Tuition 85 to F20 per term. Herat 1 and
rrsH* Ml (T*??tMUMi*r2c??. I room ft 60 to f7fc0 per work. Send for Calendar to
ATLANTA, April 6??? Apple* ???15.00018.00 per 11- TOURJKE, Franklin Sqoro, Boaion, Mu*,
barrel. U ooaR~84.75.483.5o v box. OnuJgc*-|326 | sat we wky
??? ??? pic*???Fl
I ThfSu't 2.6W. ' ??? pot ??? ??? ??? num 1 ??? ???? u I .Selected creaaMVf. SdtOc.
dAVANNAff. Aprils???flottou firm; mlicting
rw middling 1W4: good oiOlnazv re3-16; o
alpta 178 Pau- .roes 178; aatc 85. vinos 1(
.portscoaatwUe 704. I OII.'OMbot. Coenauuu???taiS. Flneapplca???Few
??CWORLKAH*. April 5-Gtmnp quiet t-tlddllus on the market Binatuu-??1.0)a8iOJ W bunuh.
ll)i: ;owtnlddllcsltH.80od??tdluif.j 10*4' -.'Ji ,c-1 Fig* ??? lsq2k;^Ralalna ??? New JJ ,,bo* 86.00,
* - .... - C ... ??uu , taiaii aw- I 11 *a Z lOW iniUUURK U??, |<WI"'UUIW ??? 4--/W ??*???????? ??*???- I * -n- _ ???.T???--.???IT . ??????V. '
tlorea ti e original color to gray or railed hair. I oetr???.- I,8r0 bale., (roc 2,264: aales??? I'lkiO; amek I aew Londnn 83.25; S box 81.75;X
Economical, as a.light, occslotiai spplica- 214.7S8. c?,'iSSr , ^SS-S23!???c , |S^ ???2-re
(liin kohiM ihn lintPtaii.1 voili. ,i?? ..n.fnot ....law I > lulTTilTl A nr II * -fisllnri Arm; ntllMJu* liV ??? I -MmOrnla ??*-*rs~???None. Citron 2 C.
lion keeps the batraud scalp iu perfect order.
* of the bowel*. AN-
ly cure you. Beware
grocer or druggist for I
by Dr J G B Kiegert '
you suffer from loose
iWTUHa BlTTKItS will 1
of counterfeits ami uk yo
the genuine article, prepared
a __,t . , U ra.??? *wm I -wuornitt rear*??? nune. uiron - a e. jtim??zuuii
??S?? rliii i - 200 * Peo??n*-l!c Bnzilrw- 16c. Fiibexts -150160.
y * I Wainnta???16c. lVAuut^- Firm; Tcuue.swH5 707Kc;
143 baiea: thlpaenu ??? sale* 16. I North (Carolina 8Xt; Virginia 12a; roasted 1^* V
The pamphlet decision* Heptember term, 1883,
. ut published by thl* office. Copies sent postpaid
upon recelpt of One Dollar. u
He C'arernl,**
Ask for Well*' ???Rough on Coma" 15c. Quiz
complete permanent cure. Coma warts, bantam
TLARIJCJTON, April ft???covtun firm: midlilxw
UHi low middling 11 i g.>xi ordinary 19.S: .
e.-.iuM 158 rrt*\ 158; aides 20: l ot* 14.045,
export* coastwise 2,0CQ. '
?*:av eiu.vs, cmai6, stj.
OOROTITUKCN OWU
Atlanta. Aprils. IS84.
The folio wing quota tJonslmlloatd the flu 3 taatlon* | itmlrMti w wrir* nominal,
jn tho Chicago hoard of trade to-day:
WHEAT.
Opening. Highest Lowest
HOTEL IN NEW YORK
, . Perron, vi.ltleg New York for health, burinesa or
Almond. I El???i*; 1 i r ??.-!L 1 aMommndaiioaa at
???1558150. I Sf ??? 8.8.K88 M IIOTKJ,. Location central, near
1 and ror??e c*r*. Ntro rrom*. excellent
^iKlerat* prices; TurkGh E! o'rio and Ro
man bath*. Aridrn** DR. K P. Mll.MlR, ;i<j
and 41 WealTweulj s??x??I?? ni??? New York.
(PrrutHrvf ihl- >
, r steady; harJsIl Ou;
yellow din and virgin 81.75
SAVANNAH, April 5???Tonrentlne quiet>t 29^: j
???alo< 150 barrel*; main dull; btraired and good
| Q' ?????*I* ??it?? wrrklnir putttma, iti.-lo.tihj Siol|f>|Ni, Brui jtnfj
him! Konalttgirin Kirip* lop uudurwrar bik! ctns?? trlmmlna.
I????i:??ru> (or CtHaklmj Stock!ngu. h|>rnjai>( Fkiwom, Uord.ro.
Ccrnora, *f., 6r Tab!.* ??ii??l Plauo Covara, LambrMntns.
Hundreds cf Chicago horses are suffering eeverely I uVL**** ****** JJ
"mini Iomp " i buuv ???
from ???mud fever
h H1 *1?? TS ,J ???Ti Chamberlin,Johnson&Co
Chair liar.*, &e., tC
H??r-b.tn<: 1. Ac., Hit
poat puld for flO cant*???Can
U<>ok ol lt?? Uraiuuap ??? '
a-io lovara, Lambreqtnna.
^???tkUlala for BaadkerchlafL I
???It-r, cut and Inatractlons. Mat
b-j umiI s hur.Urvd tit^Si.
EmbroU.-ry, Srn!dln(f, #ic., 23 ctt.
S'scfLaWnr. ** ftfld Pairaa I. a
Our sunt hern cities tml towns are ntiiilly itu
proving their surburban homee. Ilia woun
rlerful what an advance th<4 have madesinoe
tbe nr. Tbe borne, around Spartanburg and
Charlotte are beautiful. It seems to rue that
those who live in them ought to be ,happy. I
wonder It they are. I wonder if peace and
concord reigns within them lovely homes aa it
sretus to reign without and around. As I
pasred along one of them a pretty girl was
standing at the gate talking to one outstde
ati'i i h-ia;d her say with a lace all flushed
???1 de.pt re her and the ground the walks on. I
f mrtr. dared to visit her for two months lot
tear she would mtkeup another story on me.
1 nearly cried my eyes out last night about it,
l1 'Van,'1????aw l 85al her pmme waa disturbed
au J was tony and so it goes. There Uslander
Po yon mean then that the south ihould not
engage tn mauufactoriee."
"Oh, no:??? replied llr. Bleem8i??ld, "I menu
briefly this. That while manufacture, should
be eucoutaged to the extent ot engaging our .ur-
ptu. labor It .hontd not be brought Into compel!
Uen with the agricultural lute rot which must ever
remain paramount lu the southern stales The
manufectare of heavy cotton goods will give em
ployment to the women and children of the
southern ???laws who are under the nece???Ity of
worUng for themselves. This It vurplus labor b -
cause It cannot he ua??l tn tbe cotton Holds, and
te tbe full extant of employing this Uber.lt la
judicious to erect cottou mllla Bat (or the finer
grades of cdttoa geode the teat of manufacture will
cutlnue lo be In Kew England. Ills a necessity
My brother, eged 10, had flts from his in
fancy. Samaritan Nervine cured him." A. I
W. Curtis, Oaskis, Minn. $1.80 at Druggists. | May.
Ulvo your children Bmlih???a tVorm OIL
Th, Oiler Colton bet taken more premlnma, and
-ells (of more nraoey than any other eotton to the
maikeL Bra advertisement in this iatua w
Lamb who regard raautoii and acogOJUY
write to Ur* Ksbhuiit Jt???r'o Co., New York City,
lORdfeeriptlve sample, sad tllustrattens of Eli-
broideries, Laoes, Braids. KucMuga, Rohes, Skirts,
Tacking., etc., which It maUatreeet charge
avl arms.
81K
It 33
Suect-t.rs to Chamberlin, Btynton A Co.
66 AND 68 WHITEHALL STREET,
ATLANTA, GA-
I.argral Dealers in tienrgln In
t Nesfllewurk." M U * <
. ??? branch,-* of Cmbroldcrr, Knltt
M*k!u??r. Rag lUklnr, Ac., 35c*ni??; tour
I.OO. AU tho ??l>.ra r'r S I.OO. -"Sir...
!??*?? Pnb. t6. 4V Parcfuy Blrret, Xcu York
COMPOUND 0P
COD - LIVERi
AND LIME.^ .
ftalwhti nrlMiAMtrhiflB I ?? '??? I T?? 4>HP UUli All???Arc 3 011 HUfTerlDT
CARPETbTCARPEXSI
I a. d???.l/n- dmv Inti Mfl Rnw
ATLANTA, April b???Market Generally active lor R. Y Gf O O D S,
1 descriptions ol grain, otn & particularly fir* ^ v _ ??? , *
Fine Dress Goods,
ftlg!ffl|hs2'?aPKwSRft ,, ffif WHITE G.OODS, ETC.
Oniufl to ??? reduction io freiKk???i prices ere a rbxde I --
W WILBOR???S C03
PURE CO]
L OIL ANI
Ala ter from Melbourne says that WUlUm Hlflet Jbu\???k theTdo. ^*th2f,*B-an?? , C^ I v H ?? USE FURNISHING GOODS,
sVutvau! 11 "* tIie hurpoar of meeting John *-1Lace Curtains, Window Shades,
saw YOVIL April 5-Fleur. J??utnerojtulet_and [ FLO.OR OIL. CLOTHS.
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
GENTB,.LADIES, CHILDREN???S?
Arid, from their excellence, there i.econo- Jg. m mh ??*Suf???g'UmS
my in buying l)r. Price'. Special Flavoring I ??? 0 we84*->A86.2V Wheat, spotmilc lower, un-
Extracts, at the bottle, hold one-balf morolgnded red WA11.0T do. white 57; No. 2 red April
S^ntn?* ThE2?tfr????t natnra^tlavors SSIhifa^^SSS' WfTHI
msde' and Kn*.h h q???.UtVTd???u??n".??y
there are no other flavoring extracts that can
compare with Dr. Price's.
Hongh on tt-sia.
rhlpmunkSAhtMuunka.
enohj
.fra He.
spffia[ suwevsi >.i,.-ra,
A ?????A It l> -Toall who are .udbttag Irqmavror
acd tudlacreUona ol youth, nervous wrakueta fab
ly dewy loss ol manhood. Ac. I -will send a recipe
that ??U1 cum you. EXXItOFCHAgaE. ThUgreal
remedy waa dtwevered by a mlarieoary ia aouth
America. Bead relf-addre???ad esvekpa Is Bit
losira T. tanas, fltaUea D, New York,
martf-sn-x th wkyeew
, ??? p ICAttO. April5 -Flour dull and weak cholco
winter t4.75W8o.ee. Wheat, regularuutrtried and
I Irregular: opened lower, fluctuated rapidly and j
I closed ltac rower than yesterday: April Tsiara.itJ,: f
! No 2Chicagenriiig763t3i;9 l a. Corn ontettfed sad
| April
???tats In active demand hut i5iu undo. |
I yesterday; April 25K-
??? ??? ??? -i -Float uachanxvdt.family
_ _ cned faster sad oiorad lewar
I manymiterday: No. 1 redtaL llOOS cash. Corn
lower, eloelsg ??4??l*e undaz yearn may: ho. 1
j mixed44,S?? 6S eeah; 45H aprU. Data lower; 88
5-Flour uncharged; fancy
??? 23 w neat dull aud nom-
1 cash. Corn dull: No. t
1 mixed 86BMH-
ageuta for Butterrica'a Patterns.
CHAMBKBUH, JOHNSON A CO.
, A ????
This la no quack preparation, but la regularly pre
scribed by the medical l.rulty. Mannlac???uied
ail Srogtl.2' " ILno *' c,Ie,ol ??? , ??? Beaton. Sold by
1M0RPHINE HABIT
wn ??? w?????!?????:ei???fJfcMraUJSSrtr
uri.iii.on UBWU,u,ri 7 ^uu_i r . roustm*
atsJssaassa-rssojatofnJoroIsMl Mini ttni-^ma
a. a, aasa,A.a., aa, lurou, sl, >???> tutor*
.. ???T???? BEST is CHEAPE8T.???
.STHRESHEBSSSSa.
T HEC0MPLETE HOME.SfSf.???Sffi
both. Ncv rliMh-Nfw JCew tU??%t*adM*
fr,m uedrwkyA Suj>ert??.> ^.aub ???#>. SdUliFpriu,
A to ??!lfi*w-??. SrlLdt ttghu Aeems Ug wmk.
Luklum Tiuu. Tkthuid4??t??ifpM|iici4i(8trIiMl
??? ??? ????*Ma3*Sl.IU*iitmio
Mdl Ultrt.
. A i-. v.u8N**>??*Co.??4
aim clSl.* gind t-?? t??U