Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

12 THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA. GA.. TUESDAY AUGUST 12 1884. TWELVE PAGES. THE POLITICAL FIELD. A Humor In Btesrd to Foitmaster-Qftneral Or ??????ham -Ocrtpaua Acainat Blaine-- Governor Clovs- land???o Leiter-ConnecUout Germans??? A Bejubllean Confaronce. Eto. Washisgtox, August 5.???The Evening Star to-night announce* that the report that Post master General Gresham is soon to he ap pointed Uni tod States circuit judge to succeed Judge Drummond, and that First Assistant Hatton is to succeed Gresham os head of the postoHicc department, is revived, with the ad dition that Chief Clerk Walker is to succeed Hatton as first assistant. When tho matter was mentioned to Hatton by the Star repor ter, he ssid ho knew nothing about it, and that he Was not worrying himself about the department. He said he would not ???turn hit hand over" to remain in-the department; that he had about ???had enough of it." Gresham dismissed the matter by saying that ha knew nothing of it. An inti malo friend of Gresham from Indiana said to tho reporter to-day: ???I have not talked with him on the subject for sonic weeks, and therefore don't know his mind now, but, unless he has changed his mind, I am satisfied ho would not accept the circuit judgeship. When apjminLud jeottmastcT general he had mode an arrangement to prac tice lnw with McDonald, and now that Mc Donald is out of politics I look for the law firm of Gresham A McDonald. I know that Gresh am was sick and tired of thedistrict judgeship. He was glad to get out of it, and f don't think he would go back en the bench for the circuit judgeship." Grrntnns Against lllulnc. Nnr York, August 5.???At the regular monthly meeting of the Turnvcreiu societies of tho New York district, held at No. J,H0H Fli It on street, Brooklyn* considerable excite ment was occasioned when the report of the committee appointed at the Inst meeting to con sider whether or not tho societies composing this district should Indorse Governor Glove land for (ho presidency was presented, lepoit was read, and when the foot became known Unit the committee favored the ind incut of the democratic candidate there was hud applause. The question of tho advia&bility of introduc ing politics into the societies was broug bt up and disciisrid, und tho adoption of tho report win* then put to a vote. It resulted in thu re port being adopted by n large mnjorit y. c.f the gentlemen registering at the hotel, all hi ing entertained at Klkiu???os cottage, and the meetings were held within its doors. Elkins and ex-Henator Davis returned last night frem the mines adjacent to the West Virginia Central, which section Senator Don Cauuron and several Pennsylvania republicans re* - ntly reached via tfhite Sulphur. Soma of these were ference with Elkius here yesteni tiling. He has autumn date for governJP. Funds, it is said, have bara liberally promised by the republic an notional committee, and the campaign will bo inaugurated at nu early day by a big meeting in Wheeling. ArrangcrncntsVere concluded at tho confer ence to-day for the services of It. P. II. Stsub, of Baltimore, and a list of speaking appoint- nirt.U will at once be mode for him through out the slate. Stnub, who is a lawyer, has hitherto been a democrat, was in the confeder ate ainiy, and this circumstance is expected to strengthen his influence. Chari.ottz, X. C.,August 7.???Kerr Craig was nominated for congress by the democrats of tho ieventh district in the convention at Salisbury today. The republicans of the fifth congressional district at Winston to-day nominated W. H. Wheriei for congress, and A. II. Joyce for pres idential elector. Charlkstox, August 7.???The following dam- erratic candidates for congress were renomi nated to-day without opposition: First district???Samuel Dibble. Fifth district???John J. Hemphill. Sixth district???George W. Durgan. in tho fourth district W. If. Perry, of Greenville, was nominated on the J02d ballot, to succeed John II. Evans, who declined rc- nomination. No nomination is yet reported in tho-third district, where balloting wai begun yester day. 0 Haiti souk, August 7.???The democratic con vention of tho second congressional district, which nu t nt Klktou yesterday, after taking 1,353 ballots adjourned this afternoon without making a nomination to meet in Baltimore on Thursday next. Tin* district nt present is represented by Hon. Fred C. Talbot. TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-M THE TESTI tap down on * hot store until heft tod. Uam * ??? * cbcinUt will not be re* nsec* quirc-J to detect the presinc?? of ammonia. u thr cover nu-t smell. POES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA its UBiLTitriuras ms NEVER bbcx qiutiomd. In n million CONNECTICUT GERMANS. 1 lie |te|itiblleiin AssesNiuciit Com in 11 ten. WasiiixoTox, August 0.???Tho republican n scssincutcommittee, Messrs. A. M. CJanr T1 Knur,i 1( T (. iinp mill nlli.ip. u-fi filch r n week ??g< iiiug but on Is of circulars D. Kfliiui, 11. T. Greener Cfclablibiad itself in this city i had received up to yesterday i fa v era Me response to the thorn sent out soliciting eontrlbuti i-nign fin d. The donall'Vi was fifty dollars. It eamo from a young mm in the >1 *p irtm *n of justice, who entered the department ns a ttfcgn.ph operator, a Her ward became u steno- giaplu r, ai.d Is now an examiner or assistant specie I agent at a salary of #2,V2<) per annum. 'J 11- iJIttc* Donkisiiowii that Benjamin Har ris 1 itviltr dicw an annual salary of *w,oao as attorney yim-tnl. Andre Hrowster.?2,V* > at an of-ibtoi.t attorney, and Robert J. W. linin'. Mir k l,t??*?? i >* ii clerk in tho department of jneth i. I n in nil annual Income ????f $12,1: >6 the Ditntft r li wily can well afford to come down luTiubcinely in reply to the eommittoo's circu lar. The members of tin* committee declare Hint every dibit w ill he made to induce government employes to contribute to tho fund. AT THU DKUoriUTJC IIKADQl'ARTKIIS. Representative Wilson Mid Gibson, of West Virginia, were among tho callers at the demo cratic lund.-uniters in this city. These gentle- men nay tho sdeetion of Senator Gorman 01 olgo Ills hnirmnn of the cxeeutlvo commlttoo was just the artUn to secure an effective an 1 livo mm- pnlgn. 1!e is one of the most skillful politi- clrr.i in the country. While In Sow York r*j- gently he impresml the democratic nunagers there with his sagacity and kuowiul of persona aud jmUtloa. plar-a for tho campaign woro in many mpi eta original, and showed nu amount of thought on the situation mid neeilj <-f the party which completely captured tho attention oftheother astute memhors of the J 'orty. The result wee 'unanimity In naming dm chairtnifli of tho executive committee. He is virtually in charge of the campaign, ns Mr. llnrnum's health is unequal to a complete surrender of his time to campaign work. Senator Gorman will pay special attention to West Virginia from this time until the Oc tober elwtion. Ho knows tho stub* thor oughly, und he informed the dennvr.itio lend ??? in New York that it might prove a point of danger to the democracy. Should it he lost to the party in October the olicet would be almost irreparable, It would hen* gnat a damper on the proapoets of Cleveland os was the loss of Maine In lHHil to Garfield, und there would not boa good chance for re gaining it in November. Tho republicans, affording to cx-Hciwtnr Hereford, have ro- eei.tly gained many advantages in West Vlr- S i ii in. 'I her. is a bitter personal fight within ie democratic ranks Which should bo stopped. The cauio of difference reaches very deeply. H is a question of the diapoaition of the state'd share in the debt of the old slate of Virginia before the division. Tho sum i* large cnotlyh to scare the poor .population of W oat Virgin!??. GOVERNOR CLEVELAND'S LET TOR. Declare for Cleveland and Hendricks and Indorse the Democratic Tarty. New Havxx, August 7.???A largo number of delegates representing tho various branches of ticut ForUchritls bund, or German ???ogrcxidvo union, in the state, have met in -uveiition at Turn hall, in this city, and voted unanimously to give their support and <;tcs to Cleveland and Hendrick* in tho ing election. The meeting was a special one, culled for tho purpose of discussing tho presi dential tickets in tin* field. In Ills address ol welcome the president, William Griesinger, of Bridgeport, said, oftor speaking of wh.it-lo* considered tho shortcomings of tin* republican party in the pest: "in vh w of these well-known facts it would b ??? a greet shame to undid a rand Ida to who eau l??o ro i.rondo <1 with prostituting publlooffice f ndvnm-c tm nt of Ii!* party mid to Dll his ct. Mi 1 nu ft to-night to unite with thus end tliJ** fraudulent system on the llh of Nov i pock- The t??r trodueth n the prlnci .dings resulted in tho drawing up * to voters, which, by way of iu- liiAtitutcs a comparison outworn ???s and tendencies of tho two great Ii is jiructicully mi arraignment d the n publican orpinUntion. The action -f the latter from tin; beginning, says tho a 1* Ires, Inis been steadily in the interests of I duopoly, sumptuary laws, und tho roMric- ion oi tho liberty of tho individual in matter not Injurious to the public welfare. Though in control of tho public affairs of tin try tho laboring elasses have boon grou down, and wealth linn been concentrated m tho bunds of the few, to tho dot riment of tho many. Referring t Elaine, the address declares that ho is the par Bonification of till that is corrupt in tho ropu* llentt party. Ilia whole career mn publ mini is tainted with jobbery and Associate nu moires hostile to the general good of untry. As for the democratic party tho s states that while it does- not come up to fhe highest i*leal of tho Fortsehitts Bund, it tunils for n reform of tho abuses in thu public etvice, for progress, for tho largest individual ibeity, and for regard for tho welfsro of tho vorkiuginrn. Theieforo all voters nro urgm??? o met their ballots and uso their oflorts l loot ( levehnid and Hendricks, This ui 1 mrnt by the lending (lormnns of the state is regarded ns a significant one. THE TEST_OF_THE OVEli. PRICE BAKING POIVDEIt CO. Dr. Price???s Special FMBg Extracts, Tfc*ttranfMl.MMl and nalaralflaior Ire Dr. Price???s Lupultn Yeast fienu for Light, lle??lthy (tread. The Lost Dry II- Yeaiit In tho World. FOR SALE BY GROCERS. CHICAGO. - " ???. LOUI8. Trove Tills for Yourself. One greot truth told in two lines: Benson' Cnpeine Porous I???lusters are better than all others. cents The sturgeon fishermen in Winnebago lake isc lines six miles long, and uso 20,000 hooks u a line. IIOItSPOIlII???M ACID PHOSPIIATK In Honslckness. 8. S. Parker, Wellington, 0.,aays: ???Whilo crossing Lake Erie, I gave it to some passen gers who were seasick, and it gavo immudiato The gUBiuiro of Patagonia is described as having the head of a camel, tho body of n deer, wool of a sheep and the neigh of a horse. The* Rosmlnlis Kemcdy. BOSADALIS is a sovereign remedy for all diseases of tho blood. It has no equal for tho cure of nervous disorders. Head this: I would like to boar testimony to thu merits of Bos a Dii.m, by saying that somo eight yoars ago I was totally prostrated, and could get no relief from our family physician, but after taking ono bottlo of IiosADiUs I oceamo on ircly restored to health. I now* weigh founds, but when I first took your medic peighed only ISO. I cheerfully recommend it to nil, and especially to those ntllictud with mrvi-us debility. Mas. A. A. Marox, Baltimore, Md. BLAINE IN PORTLAND. Ills l lattcrlng AiltlniM to tho People nt Mint City. xr??, Mo., Augutt 7.???Tho reception to Blaine by flic business men of this city at tho ily bull was n brilliant ono. Tho hull was licked, the seats being removed and the nudi st and log, whilo the gttllorioj were filled ith Indie Mr. Blaine was received in tho mayor' Mr. Heed inn happy speech presented Portland to Mr. Hlniuo. f oyer Uire.o hundred buHincH* men ami firm* Ibis city, Tho uddres*, afier oxpro*sing grotificatiou that a citixcn of Maine had beet Hindu tho recipient of tho presidential muni nation snys: "Although wo have not been able to agree with i ii|.oii iHilltlnd qiicfttlous, wo havo all had -* ??? * integrity???? n man and your uiuicoin iiieuinrieiion inaisnouia mo people oi the t'nited States mtlfy the choice ol your polit ical rswH late# you will give the country an *1- ndlilMrntioii unrivalled in it* whe solieitu lo and Tho Ilm-iunpiit In I'hiimp of Trapnratloii ??? Mr. Hendricks Heady With Ills. Alii any, X. Y. August 7.???All ??????H* of ru- luois ami siK'culntivna have been roptrtoi ??????I bile ns Iwcts by tho press rcspocting th ??? letter of neccplsneo of Govorunr Clovelan I oud the timo and place of his coutcmplal.*.| vacation. It Is certain only that he j-* prep id thnt ho futo ll.g his letter, city next weeg. no Thousand Islands, as reported, but l robaldv g*?? into the region of fieri nun h i ounty. Printed slip* of tho lets. r c,t v lcaVd tho tin) lake intv. Printed slip* of tho letter of re arc to he madcp*r general distrib i- of tho morning mnvuup *r*, i.i.d the litter is not likely to reach the public before Wednesday or Thursday *>f next week. Ex-Governor Hendricks has his letter ready m.d i?? waiting only lor Governor Cleveland???*. Mr. ID m'rt* ks sabl to-day that in 18*8 hi* Utter was given oftl with that of Me. T.LUu, and the same may be d*??uo this veur. rlluil measures for the promotion of nil Ktettal Interest*, and for It* pain* t iking car. . e t>urUiciit!on and perfeetion of all tho public Mr. BIsino replied ns follows: ???'Fellow eltheus, I do not know how to axproo y tense of the great honor yon pay mi p* fill ???epthm, nil tils' mere grateful t??v- cause not tendervd In a partb ...... than iA\niitnges, K*??r tin* bustiic** men of Port land I have^from perstmal kmovlislge alwav* on- ttttnlm-d pteb.midiT.-jKvt. lunoiMtammilty Ins Mitdard ol inereautBu tumor been nisi: more tslnt!e*s ??ommtre|.tl enxllt than I the pri*j*perity y>m enjoy is tho The ('t'nfKcs Agistnst Cleveland. Nxw York, August 7.???The charges now I*'- ing jubli l.id (Hutcerniuc Mr. t'loveU id's pm ate eharneter, caused Mr. Recchcr to statu in h ) rivals* m tc, that tho establish moat of ttotr Hut It would compel him tochaueo hi* el rticnev. The republicans hivs made the iu?? st of this for the last day or two. h, tha W< rid of this morning, Mr. Beecher prints tho following In reply to your Inquiry respecting a l??*!t ^r w teu I ) me totiwiu* It. lpK*k, ??*f Ksu**t, l woi ia> that Jt was a pi Date note, shown trllh iM )<aab??tot> given, of which l Ua no copy, and only rvmsmbcr that thogi*t ???> tint ii (L?? storw* ftixiUt CUV Uud were t<-tdd Mt support him; until uutr.m I sL???l j??ut tilm heirtlly. This, at any rst \ \ Mate of luy tnlud at the lime of wii'iu,* IIBXBY WGtu IUl WiiiUta llsroi Wahl, Ht- vith at mdn In Ie rep. ??ite.l B. imprvh ncftlson of Porttaud. ig yon for nearly three v. I ending In 1 *. I". i ??? 1 i-e Imtlv Advert!.* iiih tlx 4 ??? until: :i.l In coitvlint la oftesdori.t! m ???: tilt JH entu he ie pc >d, in ....... .'orldwidc Impo ent^ Le.m.tdimimd i PlmiUht|M t then rtan.' ???el. nrc -l* Wito l t*> locall tho u-cti of both t??rtle* m Untt pinnltte*! to nm in Port Inn I. fail be turn* d t Nt in* highe rtfcy v ftleudty f >>> of in t Siu-i llv 4 th the Blow us, the I III!* Bdupitght ??? thtiu tint l! deaden*. - the s l the Kreat ho??t glory of IVrttaad." t** Mr. 1 !:itr??*??tuei Mr. ltNine folio Jntl gcutUtueu Wing r.LSI>K IX OU* UCfHltD. Oi.n Oct ussa, Maine, August 7.??? It is eiti- imited that 2o,tit'U personi, including 5,o.i) old *vUU??tt?? are lute toutteud the encampment of the grand army of the republic. Moat ????f the v.-duns att* i.??U*l B?nina*?? jHiblie reception iu the pnrU rsM the 01*1 Orchard h????uw. A V udeut Sii^f????Uoa, Globe. to n.t idle, but rather than tee * Tt pu.dicau town committee In dznX ??? Vjtl on the st c >mmit- In Madagascar tho crocodile is sacred, am seldom destroyed by tho Inhabitants, nl though it frequently kills cattlo beings. In thonbsenco of suitablo material or tho timo to prepare it, pcordc often go without #1 reusing for hnlacls. Buy Durkoo's Dressing, and you will never troubfo yourself to mnko another. Tlio requisites for the best kind of ???batter" can be ascertained by carefully reading tho bttftcbull news. A member of the state legislature, Hon. G. W. Ilayzlitt, Waterloo, Iowa, snys he consid ers 8t. Jacobs Oil, the grant pain reliever, tho 'greatest reinidy over used for bodily ailments. /.ii f - ??? ??? ??? ** 60 cents ?? bottle. Eight dogs wilt buy a wife in Siberia, but after you bnva Been a Siberian woman you marvel tlud dogs should be so cheap.???Hawk- Wilmington, X. C., has a haseballist whom name is Stitch. They hope he will prove the Stitch iu time that saves ui no.???Yorkers Ga- xettu. * Cixcixxati, O., April M, 1KS4.???-S. B. Smith k Bun., Covington, Ky.???Esteamol Sirs; I have been troubled with a serious kidney af fection, and seeing your advertisement, con cluded to try a bottle of your May Flower though without much hope of being bonefitoj by it. The first bottlo worked splendidly, and .. , . jntiroly relieved |M*rsevcring with its use, I am entirely of my painful illness. Any one can write t< me ii n<11 will reitcrato what is here written. Mrs. E. Wituku, Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, O. A western paper snys that a wild woman is running at large in tho mountains in Oregon. 1 lit wluthcr her wildness was caused by tho r* iu??nl of a husband to crown her with i* $17 I on tut or the declination of her young man to help to shingle tho roof of the village ico mum dealer does not appear.???Statesman. VOl NCi 5li:Nl-Ur.\l>THIK. Thx Voltaic Bklt Co., of Marshall, Mloh. ofier to send their celebrated Ei.ROTM-Voi.fAto Bu t and other Ei.kctrio A mason.* on trial " ??? thirty days, to men (young or old) afflicted ith nervous debility, lost of vitality and manhood, and ail kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, and miuy other diseases. Complete restoration to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred os thirty day* trial i* allowed. Write them at oucc for Illustrated phamphlet Ircc. A Furo and Effective Hair Dressing. Cocoalne, a compound of Cocoanut Oil, beau tlfies the hair and Is sure to allay all Itching and Irritation of the scalp. Tub superiority of*fturnett*s Flavoring Ex. t r acts consists In their perfect puritysndstrenstb. Sakes Alive! I'VE l ONE BOUGHT IX PLANE K. I say it fur a fack, Beeson cannot shew itself more reasonable than to leave reasoning on things above reason. All Weakness of Genital Organs, Sexnal Impotency, and nervous disorders permanent ly cured in thirty days, by the genuine Dr. liicord's Restorative Pills. Bottles 50 Pills fl.25, 100 pills $2.00, 200 pills $3.50, 400 pil.???s $8.00. Magnus A Hightower, corner Pry- , or end Decatur streets. Atlanta. Wholesale ! by Lamar, Rankin ana Lamar. what???s'more, I done sav.* l a clean $*x),by buyln??? hit ,f LUO DEN & BATES Southern Music House. SAVANNAH, GA. iviY Fill END 8, l.n sir col-r miner closed Ann. Spots???Uplan ??*<d; Orleans 651/%d; ??ales 6,????0 bales, of w it 4 tales were American; receipts 1,000; Am: lean. none. Local???Cotton dull. We quote: Good ml dllng lie ;*middIinglo^310%e; strict low mlldlft U%ci low middling lOSm strict good ordbia lC>^c; tinges ll>ic; stains 9ft9%o. That man is worthless who knows how to receive a faver, but not how to return one. Thar's no yuse in talkin???, e, yo baint got u Pinner or a Orgin in yure house you will never know what a rale simon pure happiness is, un- tel you get cue, an??? when yu du, jess take r kuvii niAnov hv btivin* liiI woman's advice, an??? save money by buyln* hit at LLDDEN 4 BATES SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE. Use Holmes' Wash and Dentifrice. It Is the very wise young lady that knows the value of pretty teeth and a sweet breath and she shows her wisdom by using Holmes??? Wash and Use Holmes??? Wash and Deutifrlce. Use Holmes' Wash and Dentifrice. They???s the men fur iny money. Xo swin dlin' fur them. They don't humbug yo with offers of gold dollars fur 50 cents, or $1,000 Piancrs fur $200, but joss give yu dollar fur dollar???yure money???s worth to a cent. They'll do exactly as they agree, in offering tu save yo money. I, myself, am one of twenty thousand delighted (see me smile) purchasers who havo bought of them iwthe last fifteen years. See what they ofier: She Isa ??? and the 8wcetest breath. She and Dentifrice. PIANOS^ORGANS The belle nt the springs this year was wise In , using Holmes??? Wash ami Dentifrice. She had clean teeth and a sweet breath. This added to her other charms, made her the belle. Use Holmes??? Wash and Dentifrice. Give jour'childrcu Smith???s worm oil. PIANOS ??? Itosswood, 7.Octave, Square, Large Size, Carved Logs, Over strung llass, nil Improvements, Only S!J10. Uprights H'i???-ili. Grand Squars, 7J4 0cL, ??????3. From Old and Reliable Maker??. Sweet toned Good for n lifetime. Sweet toned, perfect and durable. ???Be Careful.??? Ask for Wells's ???Bough on Corns.*' 15e Quck, _ complete, permanent cure. Corns warts, bunions. OlIGANS???Walnut Cases, Extended {Top, two sets Heeds, 15 Stops, only 4 Sets Heeds, 7 Stops only INO.I; 0 Slops, ft??70. In elegant cases, richly ornamented: guaranteed iu tone, coin-traction and durability. ANGOSTURA BITTERS, tho world renown- ed appetizer and invigorntor. Used now over the whole civilized world. Try it, but beware of imitations. Ask your grocer or druggist for the genuine article, manufactured by Dr. J. Jc B. Bicgert k Eons. Youthful. Vigor Fiflj curs nervous Dr." Fuller' shim: pot 4W we fr sti wky Ten fln-t'clnrs makers and over 300 differ ent styles to select from. Ka.<?? lint Ulmcuts; tl5 monthly on Pianos, or *5 on Organs,ana Will: Each Piano, A Good Stool and Cover, With Each Organ, A Good Stool and Instructor With Each Piano or Organ, A Boo???r of Music. An* to cap the climax, they actually deliver the Instrument to your nearest depot or landing .FEW YORK, August 9???The Post???s cotton mark rtrort says: Although future deliveries were b in moderate demand, yet with iucrcased firm a .* cn the rart of sellers, prices advanced 1@3-100an closed steady, August'and December3-100, Scpten le: -f-???OOand thcjbalance 201-100 higher than y& terdsy. - NEW YORK, August 0???The total risible supp! of cotton for the world is 1,750,278 bales, of whic 1,800,M7 bales are American, against 1,914,0 bal and 1,226,800 respectively last year. Receipts of co ton at all interior towns 2,SU?? bales: receipts froi plantations 389. Crop In sight 5.6J9.X7 boles. By Telegraph. LIVERPOOL, August 9???Noon???Cotton dull wit a limited inquiry; middling uplands 6: mlddllu lorleam-6 5-16; sales 6,000bales; speculation a port ??00; receipts 1,000; American none; upland low middling .clause Autpist and September dcllv ery 0 o-64, 6 I fri; September and October deliver 6 6-64,04-64: October and November delivery 5 62*61 5 61-C4, 5C0-C4; November and December deliver; 5 67-04, 66-64; December and January deliver 6 56-61; September delivery 6 8-61, 6 7-64, GG-<it luturcs opened depressed. LIVERPOOL. August 9???2:00 p. m.???Sales o American 4,500 bales; uplands low middling clausi August delivery 6 5-61, buyers; August and 8ep ttmber delivery 6 5-64, buyers; September and OC tober delivery 65-64, buy ora iuuvj uviitu; wu-w, uu;??is, wwwr n:iu nuvuui ber delivery 5 61-64, value; November and Deccm 1 ber delJvtr^r)^7-6Ljvaluo; I)eeembcr ajul Jnnu irj delivery 6 5C-64. buyers: January and Febniari delivery 5 57-64, buyers; September delivery 6 7-61, buyers; futures closed firm. receipts217; exports???. SAVANNAH, August !*???Cotton quiet; middling l(.%\ fnct receipts 8 bales; gross 8; sales none; stock 2???b; NEW ORLEANS, August 0???Cotton steady; mid filing net receipts 49 bales; gross 49; sales W0; stock 29,950. AUGUSTA, August 9???Cotton dull and nominal; middling jojf; net receipts none bales; shipments Disease conies in by hundred weights and goes out by ounces. ALL FREIGHT PAID. PALMER???S Perfumes. EXQUISITE. PALMER???S toilet soaps. LOVELY. PALMER'S Lotion, too great skin euro. PALMER??? Invisible, ladies delight. PALM Manual of Cago Birds, free. To Toy Gently With Fortune is Nice. To toy with fortune, if at uot to great a risk, ne of tho pleasantest of pastimes. Tho wil l gambling in stocks on Wall street brings to the umtornot near as healthy an exercisers t!i * slineiit in the drawings of tho Louisiana Htita Take my advice; they did fiiir by me, an' ey will ??lu the same by yo. But don???t try La beat them down, fur they have ONLY OJTK PRICE, ??? they stick tu it like a coon tu a tree. Buy thcip, and they will satisfy yo or pay bacx ro money??? Send yure name an' postoffleo, tell 'em what you want, an' they'll send yo peck of catalogues, circulars and price n.,11 l.nl i. ..... f 1. n nior???n f application to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Skinny Mon. Wells???s Health Benewer" restores health I vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, sexual debility. $1. lists, which will help yo pick out the instru- tnt yo want. Jess put on your letter: LLIJIfN 4 BATES SOfc'UIERN MUSIC HOUSE, C3-A.., j??? it will go rite, n?? yo???ll got nn answer in n jiffy, fur they nil git up soon in tho morniu???, I kin tell ycr. Your'n, Br.tsv IIajjiltox IIiuuixs. I???. B.???They wit '???ult m< nt, but I liiiint got t don???t rtkon bit would pay, no now, its ti ??? down on sich things. But I don???t kc*i icnt gits down on me at m:gl- -wty2t ??ugl2 26 i fctny, cf the hole settle- LORILLARD???S MACCAB0Y SNUFF CAUTION TO CONSU3IEIW: gin 8ept. .51 Ii. For rataiogOes ilcnionptrfllliig the ???urpan-ed advantage* at lowest rates. addrcM I. 1*. COX. Trcsldcut, La Grange* Ga. Ai re**i S MANY1.nFF.RIOR imitations have AP- jtilyto???<hv wiry 1m ,. - ???d upon the market in package- ml ling ours as to deceive tho unwary, wo tild request the purchaser to see that the red :1th- Sid sales!. ? CHARLESTON, August 9-Cotton nominal; mid- Ilngll; net receipts none bales; grosr none; stock 461; exports coastwise 30. PROVISIONS, GRAIN* ETC. CONSTITUTION OFFICE, Atlanta, August 9* 183 L Tho following quotations Indicate the fluctua^ liens on the Chicago board of trade to-day; WHIAT. Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing, August 79 79 78 $ 78J^ September. 80% W*/, 7t??>i TJji Flour, Grain mid Mcnl. ATLANTA. August 0???Market quiot. Flour??? FnUnt process f6.oC'f^C???7.00; fancy $3.60^15.75; ex tra fumfiy 65.25; family ^4.75. Wheat???Tennessee and Kentucky No. 2 90?????J4c; good Georgia wheat 75(386c. Com???Mixed Is In active demand and pmtlculflrjy firm; white milling, car lots bulk,;81c; do. jr.ckcd 84c; drny lots 889'JOo; mixed, car loti lulk, 15c; do. *ackcu 7Uo; dray lots 8OQSJti. Corn ?fco!???fcfic; small lots 'JO'-. Stock Feed???$1.35 H1W P'S. Oat*???Western, ear lots bulk, 48c; dray loti fee; Georgia raised in 50 bushel loti and upwards ;4(@48c. Rye???None. Hay???Clover, car lots bul??c, ???viutt-i.iariun uui%, i8.it : vi it o It s 61.00; No. 2. ear lots, $17.00: cv. Wheat Bran???Car lots 78c; dray Ion 99. ommanRo fair extia 3J.50g6l.50; good to choice xtra f4.5650.55. Wlu ??? ??? * * ??? * moee active; ungraded ; No. ???z oi%. Hops dull and nominal at 22 tnuiy lower, wncai opei olesed under vest or No, 2 Cbictmo spring 79/ demand; closed KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, ograpLcd tin cans in which it is packed ulways bear Our Name and Trade-Murk, At Farmdnle 1*. o., Franklin Co., Ky., ilx miles from Frankfort. Jlas the most healthful a * nutlful location In the State, Lit by g w as w heated by steam. A full and able College F ulty. Expenses ns moderate as any first-clais e lege. Forttrth year ItegitiN September 1st. J Torn HiwiucMft Education Attend the BE SURE YOU OBTAIN THE GENUINE, LORILLARD???S CLIMAX RED TIN-TAG PLUG TOBACCO, Commercial College The Finest Sweet Nnvy Chowing Tobacco Gf KentuckyUniveridty, Lexington, Ky. TU DENTS ('AN BEGIN ANY WEEK DAY IN the year. No vacation. Timo to complete tha nmdfii Tho Genuine always t??ears a R*>lTln-Tag with our name thereon. lujl dlpitimn business course about ten .. ~ Average total cost, including Tuition, Set of R family, 89*). Telegraphy I , eially. Literary Coumo free. Lndit*s reejlvol. >sful graduates. Over 500 pupils lait individually iuiparte I Fuftlnw Men. University Diploma prsscnte \ t> Its grad nates. This beautiful city Is noted far Its ??? and society, and is on leading eaithfulni . nads. Fall session lH*gius Sept. 8tb. For clU. lar** and full narticiilnvs address its president. WlLHl???lt k. SMITH, Lexington, Ky. Citablished IC40. THI miSRATXD ???BRADFORD??? PORTABLE MILL C8RR, WHIAT & FEE!, rue. bill aiiwtm, iTHOS.BRADFOnDftCD. t l8il!l Wnl wbylJt Tin: COTTON MAKKETS. ALBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE, c???lIARI.OTTUSVIM.K, VA. AKGK FACl'I.TY. BEST KQITIPUKST. j cut foil healthful. Bouutiful. Terms very low. catalr-gue apbly to \V. 1*. DICKINSON, Principal. CONSTITUTION OFFICE, Atlanta, August 9,1831. THE WEEK???S UEVIEW. NIAY YORK, Augusts??? 1 The following Is the com parative cotton statement for the week ending to day; ??? icccipts at all United State* ports 2,311 I??ft AX.IRLK???R OLKMAN BOARDING ANl> DAY FOR YOUNG LADIES. The Thirty-Six year lx-Tin* Heptemh.w 21th, list. M" Same time last Showing ????? Total rervldts io last r ing a J?? . . .or the 1 Same time In*) y Showing an 1 Total export* to date.., 7,1 PHILLIPS EXETERACADEMY EXETER, N. H, THE 102*1 YEAR BEGINS SEPTEMBER 10th. Stcrk at all I???nlte*! States ports ( For Catajogue; apply lo tha AcaJamy. Showing a c Sto* k nt Interior towns.... HaiUK time last \ 25,61) OuMa??? tnvs of one ol her horoinej, ???that m luu she smiled her stulle was soft and sul- I?? u, Sikt* the smile of one who hea(fs fair tul* in the heart unspoken.??? Soil and sudden, Should ray thnt was like n blow in tho tr fr?? tu a t*>tngto that had retired fmm aativa i;e; I nt iwrhapH Ouida???s simile is in hotter -Lowcil??llUien. A n an who had never seen ft railroad wa being shown one by his frioud, and inquired ??? meaning of W. ami B. *m the )>oiU. Tho nd Md him they *w>4 for ???ring??? and histle.??? lie said* that he could st^a that ing ???pells ring, but how dow do you gat ;*tio out of R????Exchange. When you see a man, whom you know is ut-uslly healthy, all bent over as if crippled with rhcuuieiisin, don???t jump to tho eonclu- n that he U sutl. ring with thgt disease, lie *v merely have beeu digging up tho yard his w ife to plant (towers. full n jort, whuh will bc- ?? to the pr A Brpnbllcas L'onIere??e??. X)t*?? r*??, Md., Angu-t 7.???Au??dh-r eon- feretsee was held here to-day between filer* he a E. Elkins end *evrral leading republicans and ??M-enb*rkcrrcf We*t Virgin: ;. The utimbT ] nsriit va* pot as Inrg. a* at tho la??t week's cxnfmpre, it being understood that only tl??;?? wfco wrre to have part in tho manage- tnt nt of the canvass in West Virginia should attet d. The closest secrecy was observed, one ??litf, r*|i reatmentOi V I a!cn, 1199 liitsrd street, th???? II in favor of yourgettiug prompt if th** pain has s??lu ???it rang* mint. In .*1 th various idler eu* Bin*???t!g tho ttt??*t dutrw iimetLt act* with rcmarksM itc Ur |<tt |d*let gikiug int*' i ireatiucut, and it will be sot The Three Graces ' represented with perfect f-rm*???beauty d health combined. No deoa^ed-to dhed man or woman can be healthy, as digestion must be itaperkt'k fiOZODONT give# healthy tuth, gcctl digestion and sound body. Vpeetalft lta??tsct Notice*. A CARD???To all who are suffering from error and indtem-tioM of youth, nervous weakness early decay, loss of manhood, etc., 1 will send a reefy* that win ctu* yon, FEES OF COAROK. This gnat rcmidy was disecrcred by a missionary In Feutb America. Feud self addressed envelop* lo Lav. Jouru T. Ixuxs, Sutim B., New York, lasr li so tu U. wky eow next rd tea EOKt'.IA, FaYITITH BOUNTY.???MY IMA iiST VT llarlcwood, forcM,;n a tmiuMrator of J Inter, dceeascd, has applied for leave to wl t.??7.tH0 me time last year HI owing a aeercase. Ptock at Liver; col Same time lex) year. y ;.m?? w HI owing a decrease ia???>.i>W Amcr can rotte n atloat for Great Drllalu???... 3t,*01 Sttte time last ynw 3??.>ky 81 owing a Uit rcnse??? 4,(HO G F. O RU I a. FAYETTE OOUN TY. -LARKIN* Ilarrion. r.dmlnlsttatorof T. I>. Ktnj. -ivi ed, hus applied for Irav** to s*il the lan te bal > i: I t???K t*e tho estate of mM deceased; ???????->, ti* w-.t land nt private sale of aanl decease-1???a e??Ut *. a t Nitd application will bo heard on tho fir*t M ;a 11. in fiepumlct next. This Annual 1, iS't. U-mLir. U law: CHICAGO, August 9???Flour easier but uot qao- tnbly lower. Wheat opened >4(15lower and ???|MM|ii|MMdaH[CSterday; August 7S>4'<}79}{: | Corn lit goo.1 lower; c??wh August 61<&52)4. Oath weak and lower; muh 2iji AliKUst 2634ff?2,7???4. - KT. I.OU1H, AtiKUst 9??? Flour unchanged. YVhc.it iu fair demand but lower; No. 2 red fail 81 cash; 8 %<&8a}4 August, corn lower; Al'-mUX rush; 47 August. 0.??u dull and lower; cash: 24JIJ August. CINCINNATI, August 9???Flour unchanged; fam ily |3.',5((j; i.lf\ Wheat dull; No. 2 red winter 81)^ 82. Coni scarce*and firm; No. 2 mixed.57, Oau easier; No. i mixed 3&%- mixed 54. Oats, No. 2 j^tixed 34. ATLANTA, August 9???(joffee???Rlo9A12; old gov ernment Java 25e. Hugam???Standard A 7J40; grau- ulfcted V/iv: white extra C 7c; New Orleans su- rars, white 7c; yellow 6y.l%; seconds 5j4'Ud. M;>- IiitMF???Black stmp in barrels 22c. Syrup???New Or- kan> choice50c; prime 45c; fair 35^510c; common ftOc., Tens??? Black 40(|jG0u; green 40@ouc. Nutmaga fitr. Cloves 25c. Allspice 10c. Cinnamon Btgo 56c. African giuger 16e. Mace 80c. I???epper 20c. Cracker*???Milk 7Sc; Boston butter 8c: paarl M *??>d 2.*; No't; kits, L.W., 55c; do. V t ???2.75053.75; do. U bbls. 1JU R??s, gLSd. 8 47.00 V 100 cukes. Candles ??? Full Jflte h?????ICO box 91.50 : 200 ??3.50; 300 $1.75. SodA, In keg", 4?4c; in boxes 5%g|tt)4c. Rice fl@7c. NFAV YORK, Amrust 9??? Coffco, spot fair Rio steady at 1%; No. 7 lUo spot 8.20. Hugar quiet an 1 nominult/uir to good refining 4 15-16(35 1-16; fined quiet; C H'VtVi', extra C White ax ???*-7Vi a ad cui and crushed 7*<<&7Hi powdered 6J4(??7: granulated t> 0-16; cubes 6j|(????7. Molasses dull. Rico firm. : dear s 10>4; haais, sugar cured 13^. Lard, tteem leaf !* CHICAGO, AugtJst 9???Pork firm; cash $17.07; UKt??n 824.10. lam! quiet and 3<310c lower; cash I , . - A,* lit,It. la rtllt..,. ft Ilf* N PAY YORK, August 9???Pork dull and prices vrhol- y nimiual; new mehsspot $17.50. Middles nom inal; big clear :?? v Lard 10<914 points lower; western rtearn spot 7.75. ???MMMpC, 1 $17.09. Lard ??juict st 7.3*1. Bulk meats firm; shoulders6: iJiort ribs'!???*(. Paeon unchanged; shoulders 7; t rii*; short clear 16J, ATLANTA. August 0-Market firm and advwa- ing; char rib rides Hugsr-cnred ;> rides Bacon???Sugar-cured bom??H*r??t5c. Lard, i;ercos, refine 19e; tubiOj^c. ???HT. LOUIS, Auguit 9??? Provisions quiet. ???Market supplied r.u country Pi!ecu 1 unfit* from 75c@21.90 V bushel. Watermal- ens, large uverc^v car lots on track; small a fU^fllo; 100 lurge ??l6.tW??rM.OO; small $7.00 Cftnteloupca ijt dozen 75cc4lL(M. .Lorn- 75c(9fL0i). Mobile ??... ___J???wiw???s KB.dHItKH. />kukt.L\. FAYMir; oh Ni???Y???UftASt 4K If Roliiistm has np;.'.i'*??I f,*r L'tt*rs of atmin- irtratkn ct-n totaiiieut c l utlor J. itoMuscn, Int d I Will }Kl>* ll|- Norfolk 2>;,!!?? .... to;271 .... 417,585 91,052 - ----- BacfiiiRs ??? iLijC-afASO bunch. W ???lf@20e. ratlslns ??? W box $2.75; new lA>ndoa fS.ii; >h box $1.75; H lwx 90c. Car-. 7 ??? wrl??-N Citron- mi b* ??? /k@8c. Cranberries???Nona on market. Cfilifomia Fears???none. Citron???20c. Alaouda??? 2Ce. Pcrans???)lc. Brazils???10c. Filberts???15^1Gc. Palt: c; Virginia lie; roasted 1 winty.d *. Monday inr'cpU uibcr G eorgia, fayettk cot???NTY.-A. j. shim* shite, ix-snitorof Mrs. M. I~ ShrotfUire. rep- sent- that he has fully ailminbtered M. L. :mr l ire???s estate. Th is Is to eileail persons co i??m ???L to show raiiM* why sabl executor fUou d nutt*? dhcharg??*.l from hta adm!ni>tnit(on fhe first Monday in September next. May 28, l??4k L. B. GRIGGd.OnUnsrr. New York Boston l*r?? vfdti.ee Ptdlade!>hta Wt??t Print Brunswick P?? *t Royal )*enr??C(*Ia City Point 8,041 11,1 M 341 r* lmlj.no Ntwpcrt News Mir.tr i???nrt/ Total ??? k Shot Cuns Cm * J " OfMt . lU???jtfw. tiua Wcrks, ruukargh, iw. ??? % THE D5ST IS CHEAPEST." ... 21,115 ..*,156.119 "^THRESHERS???? CbttrHjK-ii ffoi wd to an ^s???ri tts.rtrji Prices to Vtw fttUi-m.** * T^U>r l o.. M- DEHOBS e YOUTH Ihratrirtion free for the ftpeedv cure of Nerr*>4 ??? Debility. Ix??t Manhood, and ail dkwha brouTht t a ly indbcrai??n. Anjr dmxiirt hw tY' lan-; H- ???attruav, xroevr 9. , N*u York???Cotton was quiet and dull through out tl e 1 ntire tiny, arid price* were -abject tv lit tle fm tufttf:*n. Fctarcs cIomiJ steady. Kpott dull; middling lOK-lCc. Net rctt.i uy-i&y ::: Utv. against 1491 boles last year; cxp<-:i?? ??? Laics; b??t year4,706biles; Stock 1 *!?????; Latt yotr H WJ LaUw. Acfit*. '??? <4. Ftbrwrry 1 !> 1-brut Mtrtfc ???.U-'9J a* :j March.. Clcsed steady; sales 41,-jOO bales Wins*, Liquors, Uto. ATLANTA. August 9???Market steady. Cora whis ky. ret lil???cJ, $i.utit$1.40; rye, rectified, tLXOffLM; W6fl-*5; Now England tl.75^12.50; 8t. Croix M et); jMuaitw gin. domestic IL50# $240; im rotted ; cognac brandy, dome*- tie fl.GtVaf2.50; Imported i'*.iX>(4$8.00; c-jpper dis tilled com whisky, Ceoreia made, fl.75; apple and 1 each brandy tLCC^??.ou; cherry and glng-r brandy fl.Oc^fl.fO; port wii.ctt.5tK^J6UB,owrnxtoqatUty; ???heny catswbn f!.25??$LW; scapp^r* tiOUg $l.t>.(4$l.25. feT. I.OL'18, August Q.???Whisky unchanged at tie C INCINNATI, August 9???Whisky unsettled; |L9fi f IIICAGO, August 2-Whisky unchanged at Lid Ns vat Stores. WILMINGTON, August 9???Turpentine firm at : to??in cuil; strained 57; 2: goo*l itroine*! RJpg FAtANNAH, August o???Turpoitlne firm ??t 2 Vii alv?? 4U); i??>s???.n firm at f.Kv'v^ll.uTj^; sales W a In uct hftpgctl; <* trained and good *lninc*l