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12 TJTE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA. GA., TUESDAY OCTOBER 21 188i TWELVE PAGES. ACROSS THE WATER. ilfnlri In France???The Eleetiou Agitation la Berlin-Tim Cholera In Itnly-TurkUh New*???China stud France-#(otea From Englnml, Pa bis, October 13.???'The Gaulois saya: ## H h idle to conceal the fact that Ad- Jiiiral Ltene* lie* bailed before Tamni. He wn* vn&ble lo break ibe line of torpedoes or lo dii* perse Ihe t???hinere force guarding the torpelo porta. *Tlm if another instance of attempting tco much with an iundrquate force. The failure will encourage Chinese vanity to fur ther mirtar.ee." A'note is public in Berlin, evidently i mr politic from tT??* Chinese legation, repel I- Si.a the French charge* regarding the Tien Tein treats. It point* out that Captain Four nier fail* to stale whether be consented to tho erasure* in that treaty or not. A note attach ed to the treaty, and, it is said, in Li Hung'* handwriting, Mat** that Captain Fournier himself erased tw* paragraphs in tho treaty. Genetal Pe LLie telegraphs that tfn around in the teg, which General Negrier re- reived in the engagement ct Kep, is eo painful Shat it is necessary that the officer should take rest, and.that he would there lure Join the column, lie continues thnt the Chinese in the lost crgagn.ent lost 1,000 men, including their gem tab Ti c victory was mainly due to the gallantry of the vanguard, under tho ctmmaiid of raptiiin Fortout. The nolo of T??ucg Li Vainer, of August 34tb, to the foreign minister* at Pekin, ha* been published. It shows that .the United Wales refused to act os mediator in the diffl cully between France and China, unless van shown that I lie Chinese government had not violated the trrAty. Intelligence from Chinn states that Viceroy fjttang Si has been'ordered to send reinforcement* a to the Chincso army in Tonquin. La Paris urges upon the government the necessity of the re-enforccmcnt of Admiral Courbet, at Kclung, and General PeLtsle in Yonquin, in order to place thorn in a position lo strike i- final blow at the Chinese. The Amoy correspondent of tho London Time* telegraphs that tho news of the defeat t>f AdmituI Lepra and the French licet ut Famnsdi is confirmed. The Chinese, by hiding in the brushwood, suffered aoino six hundred of tho French force* to land and cotno within easy range of their gun* bo fore they appeared. The Chinese general) o, then led an attack upon tho rear of the French forces, which becotno panic stricken. The Chinese force* killed seventy men and raptured onegun. They also bohended twenty- two French torpscs, but desisted from that horrible feature ii|>on tho protest of the British consul. The Chinese loss was 200 killed and wounded. Thu fighting lasted five hours, at tliornd of which time tho French rotired to their ships. Bkaua, Qctober IS.??? 1 The election agitation Is increasing A meeting whieh wrai to have been addres-ied by Professor Virchow was dis solved by tho authorities on account of a formal error in the notice of tho meeting sent to tkepolice. Influential conservative groups are egltrting against Herron Stocker and Vagner, the anti-Jewish leaders. There have been cot iulist riots at Bradenburg. A mob there tore up the street pavement ami attack ed the polico with stones. The military was called Mit and several persons were wounded cn both aides. Numerous arrests were made. The National Koitiing says that tho emperor ???William has sent an autograph letter to tho king of Portugal, notifying him of tho Inter est of Germany, Russia and Austria in the Congo question ConaTijmxort.il, October 1.1.???The Turkish mail caravan from Bagdad was attacked by brigands near Utnid yesterday. Thrco of the ??????icont were killed, and $.100,000 in govern ment bullion was stolen. The sultau has sent troops in pursuit of the robbers. Pitts, October 1.1.???Eleven pupils of the tchool of agriculture at Bordeaux have died from the effect* of eating mushrooms gathered In a wood near the school. Rom. f October IS.??? 1 There have been rc|>orted in the cholera-infected district of Italy 2.19 fresh eases and IS7 deaths, including 116 fresh cases and 61 deaths at Naples. The queru of Portugal has sent 10,000 lire lor the relief of the cholera sufferers iu Naples. 3vir.fr Humbert has given 20,000 lire fur the ertne purpose in Genoa. Miiiain, October IS.???The official gasette announces that tho cholera epidemic in Spain Is at an end. The total number of fresh case* of cholera eported in Italy the past twenty-four hours Is 105, deaths 90. Loxdon,October 1.1.???The Marklano Express )n its weekly review of the corn trade, *ay*: The weather lins been stormy and unusually cold. The rain fail has improved the scod beds for the crop oi 1886, but his prevented threshing, thus lessening the farmers* deliv eries, and enabling tho aellera to maintain rates. Flour quiet but steady. Tho iucroaso In imports checks trade. Maine is scarce and higher, llarlcy is steady. Oats are firm and three pence higher. Cahio, Oetober 14.???The caravan from K*r dofan confirm the report that tliemahdi, hear ing that the provisioua at Khartoum arolgiving out, is gathering a alroag force with which to Invest the place and starve tke garrisou iato submission. Lonuox, October 16.???The Standard's Vienna correspondent states that one of tho American ministers now stationed on the con tinent, and versed on the Congo qusrtten, writes that the American government will certainly accept the invitation of Prince Bis marck to participate in the coming confer ence upon the Forgo country, at Berlin, and that America will give her full support to England and freedom of commerce. Tho writer saya their interests being identical, any Sittrmpt to bailie England's enterprise will find no support front Americans. It is announced that Prince llismsrck has receded to the demands made by Karl Gran ville that the business to be considered by the projected iVngo conference shall be limited to the regulation of the commerce of nations with the Congo country. The communications which have pissed between the governments rt Berlin aim Paris show that the French government insists that the trade of the Niger river ard the country shall be also considered ly the conference. Pams. October 16.???General IW.Ule tele- graphs from China, on upper Loo Chuan river, under date of Monday, as follows: Colonel Bonnier, after a brilliant engagement a Friday, cauled the height* commanding the ??? fort*. The Chinese force# were very large. Their looms during the cngagvraant were heavy. On Saturday they attempted to assume the oflVnstve. but our artillery strewed the gtvuiid with r!ilm*c bottles. After losing ell their post tons the f'hlnene fled towards Longon. They halted near 1???hulruong and l???tunli. The French loos was JO killed, iucludlng one officer. sud to wounded. Two officers received slight wound*. Our troop* were animated with the greaUst ardor. The t'hlneae tn this engagement were part of the best troops of the empire. They * wc??I lu r ?????? * were perfect!} armed and manouvrn Karo- Including their chief commander. The Chinese Invasion of Tonquin has been arrested In the dl- . cction of Longou. The official advices to the French govern ment state that the losses of the French in their recent defeat at Tstnsui, were 16 killed, 49 wounded. Of the latter, If received only alight wounds. Qvtavr, October 15.???Le Quotidian ears: The marquis of Lome, when governor-general ??I Canada, received csen week from the united ???Bates an anonymous letter full of threats against himself and the authorities, let u* put together the attempt In Quebec last Batunia) with those which occurred at Ottawa last Winter, and Halifax this spring and we shall see all???that it U the same oreanutUou which is at w**??k. In the mouth of May are received horn Itew Toik seyeTal papers of the Rosea party, and fa Qoebee. I*?? Journal de Quebec as vs: s 08 ^tufday last seetrs t > b# the Ugjantn^ of the execution of Feutan project*, ???*???*!*??? fit* 1 * h * ???ojhoritlea at Otuwa have bron MrramT ***** the arrival of the new govern- All the other local paper* hold to the theory that tho act was committed by a resident of the city. Livkr^oot., October 10.???As the passengers were disembarking lost evening from the American line s teenier, Lord Cl ire, from Philadelphia, on Irish detective arrested a Hungarian atcerago passenger on suspicion, llis lugfogc was subjected toasoarch with lim result of the discovery of thirty packages of dynamite, making about a pound and a half of thnt dangerous explosive. Lonpox, October 10.???The Pall Mall Gazette admits thnt the Chinese hove suffered a repulse nt Chu, but says the estimate that 3,000 men were killed is simply ludicrous.^ Tho Gazette believe* that the report of the victory at Chu bos been exaggerated with a view to cover tho recent French disaster akSum Sni, nnd to put the chamber in humor to vote the credit for carrying on the war against China. Paris, October ifl.???Tho Temps dispatch frem Hninoi (Tonquin), state. 1 that tin Chiuoo; army was completely dispersed after it* recent debut, leaving their kilted and wounded upon the field ami abandoning also n quantity oi provisions. Many mandarins were killed. Hoxa Koso, October 10.???The Chinese gov ernment has forbidden any trade in firearms between Europeans and Chineao. The general opinion here is that tho arbitration regulations of Chinese officials arc rapidly increasing tho anti-English feeling among the natives. Loxnox, October 17.???The Foo Chow corres pondent oi the Times telegraphs that another I attic had been fought on the shore near Tam- mi. Three, thousand Chinese were killed/but tl.e French loss was trifling. Fresh forces of Chinese are invading Ton quin. General Brirre telegraphs that there are many European officers in the Chinese army. Fimxciha!, October 17.???Fivo French rnen- of-w*r arc stationed before Kclung, and eight beforo Tenisui. The Chinese ore fortifying tli?? heights and refuse to surrender their posi tions. The natives in southern Farmosn nro barresrirg tho Chinese troops, who are asking for reinforcements. The Figaro says that the Chinese force de- fraud nt Chu wos only a column ot the left wing of the army invading Tonquin. It ex plains the slaughter of 3,000 Chinese by the lul l that no quarter was given or taker., and no prlsoncM wero token. Despair not, uelther man nor maid, Although your mouth has suffered ill, Although your teeth arc half decayed. Yon can still save them, if you nil!. A little JOZODOXT, be sure Will make all balmy, bright and pure. Mr. It. Fussell, of Irwin county, produced on cue field Ibis year M bushels of corn per acre; an other field produced 66, and another 40. IIOHSLFOltD???.H ACID PHOSPHATE As n Nerve Pood. Pr. .7. W. Smith, Wellington, O., says: "In impaired nervous supply 1 have used it to od* fc vantage.** THE COTTON MARKETS. CONSTITUTION OFFICE, Atlanta. October IS, Hot. THE WEEK'S RXVIKW. New York???The cotton market was Influenced by a dull nnd depressed feeling all the week, hnd the qlose to-day leaves quotations 203825 points under the prices of a week ago. Notwithstanding this, however, there bn* been a very fair demind for ???poti*, though prices are ranging lower; mtdtling closed 9*16 ICe. Receipt* for five days amount to 291,124 bales, against 202,1??5 balc-s for the corres ponding time last year, which shows that we are not lagging behind. In the local cotton market there has been an active demand all tho week, and all offerings have been steadily token, though the market has been ofa declining tendency. Receipts have been large, end the predictions that Atlanta would pass but jeer in receipt* may yet prove true. Receipts for Ihelvetk amount to !4,276 bales, against 8,020 bales hot week nnd against 1I.C34 hales lor the corres ponding tl mo It st year. NEW YORK, October t7-T!*e following Is the comparative cotton statement fur the week ending to-day: Net receipts at all United 8tatea ports 210,541 Ha me time last y Total receipts flame time last yd Allowing a decrease. lean* Exports for the weelc. flame time last year 221,440 6, lOt M7/W7 116,819 101,70 11.111 - -, dry lot* Me. Wheat Bran???Car Iota 90c; dray lots 61.10. Grits???I4.G5 V bbL CHICAGO.OctobcrlS???Flour nnchanged: winter ,-hrrit tll.Tt fa! Mfchtinn win ?? ! r/i vii WANTED???J. B. CARSON, HEIP. OF LATE IT Meredith Carson, of Jefferson county, Ga. B A. flaltcr, Administrator, Bartow, CJa. eep2???wkylCt c-ago boord were touched during trading hours; the market declined %eand closed within ^col November Oat?? weak aod lower;^c??-^i X>M???. October Ufa; November 2%?? 165*. 753 NEW' YORK, October 18-Flour, soutiiem dull andcaslc-r, common to fair extra t3.30<f)S4.35; good to cl.ohe extra 34.40CVA90. Wheat, spot V/i'Ao ??r,c)f;flr.g steadier; ungraded No. 2 spot |2.70@r2 C0; choice 93.206691.00; fancy 93.29 v Wheat Inactive and lower; No. 2 red fall 76???Sq November. CINCINNATI, October IS???Flour dull; family I3.aj (gfft.U); fimcj tHSiMt.10. Wheat lower; No. 2 red winter to. Corn dull; No. 2 mixed 61. OaU dull; No.2mixed 27>J LOUIflVIELK, October IS-Wheat steady; No. 2 red 73. Com dull nnd nominal; No. 2 mixnd * * 'SX white CO. Oats quia but v No. 2 mixed i flame time but year flame time last year....... 48.414 46.1../2J ote.TCI 192812 fltock at interior towns. U7A32 flame time last year 90,12 > I flhowlng a decrease. &2.SJQ fltock at LI vcrj'ool 481.009 flame time last year. 616,000 Showing a decrease.. 22.009 A merican cotton afloat for Great Britain.... 190.009 flume time last year. 70,000 Showing an Increase 00.000 ! NEW' YORK, October 17.- The following nro the total net receipts of cotton at all United .... 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For talo ty all Draughts and D.-uU.t*. accll-wkyly Give your ehlldrvu S^itk'a worm off tf Under tho Ular Casta * Fserv United Btatre military (vwt i% sup- died with Benson's Caprine Foret* Piasters. fcUntific, quick-acting. 887,307 SATURDAY, OCTonKB 14. New York???There was * better feeling in the cot ton market, whkh was indicated by tho upward move of quotations. Futures closed barely steady, flpots unchanged; middling916-lCc. Net receipts to day 40,438 bale*, against 35,009 bales last year; exports 18,673 bales; last year 19,103 bales; stock 4(8,346 bales; last year 618,460 bales. Hi low we give the opening atul closing quota tions of cotton future.* In New York to-day: OMU1KD CLOSED. October 9.86<9 October 9..H7A. November..... 9.86<Jf November..... 9.90.4 December December 9.99,<4 9.01 January... Wm January... 10.0 Ids February 10.11(410.12 February 10.11(9 March... 10.24@t0.28 March.-. ....10.28(9. Closed barely steady; sales 72.409 bale*. Liverpool-Future* dosed very firm. 8pots- Upland* 6)(di Orleans 511-16; sales 12,000 hales, of which O.OCO bale* were American; receipts 3,000; American none. Tho local cotton market closed drm at unchanged price*. Receipts are liberal, and>ro climbing up rapidly. We quote: Good middling 9 4-16c; mid dling 9Hc; strict low middling 9 M6o; low mid- dlfngOc; strict good ordinary 815-lUc. The following la our statement of recetpte*and Bhlpmcute for to-day: REcmm. Bv wagon. nis AirLine lbillroad. M . 893 Georgia Rallrosd 6H7 Central Railroad 322 Western and Athinth: Railroad 1J8 West Point Hull road 8?? E. Ttun.j Va. and Ga. Railroad 09 Georgia Pacific Railroad 610 2',719 86,607 Grand total................ 4 ???mnuMT*. Shipments to-day 2.691 Shipments previously 22,272 Local consumption since Heptembcr L. 1,69* Btock on hand-, Thoiollowlug tan Receipts to-day Same day last year.. flhowlng an luercasc of blowing a decrease of... . 22,413 NEW YORK, October IB??????The total visible sup ply of cotton for the world ts 1,710,149 bale*, of which 1.191,649 bales are American, against 1,911921 halce and 1,428,321 respectively last year. Receipt* of cotton at all tutcrior towns 139,414 bales: receipt* torn plantations 266.8X&. Prop in sight98i,C??8. lljr Telegraph. LIVERPOOL, fKto her 18???Noon???Cotton, business good at hardening rates; middling uplands ,V%; iniddllugUrUansMl-16; sale* 12,000bales; specu lation and export 2,000: receipt*8,060; Amcrf.-an none; uplands low mlddliug clause Octotwr doliv eiy &:tO-C4, 6 81-64; Octobt>rand November delivory o uni, a ai-iwj jRiiimij siki ronrusry ui-iit >ry 8&.-6l,6rc-64; February and March deliver; 5 |4t>(4, 6 41-64 6 4u6i; March and AprildudivoM uronerior, ATJJLNTA, October IS ??? (Joffce???HID old government Jav* 25o. Buevs???Steadard A 6???<c; gra??uUUxl7c: whlteextraG NcwOrleans hu- white (%c: yellow 5seconds Mit tome*,???L'Jaclr strap In bhls 22c. Syrup???New Of le%nschoice-?j0c; prime 48c; fair 8Wi*0o; common 80c. Tias???Elsck 40??60c; ?reon iOiCpiOo. Nutmeg# 80c. Clovo 26c. A1 Up Ira 12c. Glnnamou 2oc. Sago60c. African ginger ICe. Mace 80c. Pepper 20c. Crackers???Milk 7Sc; Boston butter 8c: pearl ayrtcr 6jte: X sodaftKc; XXX do. 6c. Candy???As sorted stick 9>te. Mackerel???No. 3 kits. L. w??? 80c; do. hi bhls. fir, 82.73^93.00; do. X bills, 103 its, 8ctp A47.0O Y IGOcakca. Candles- FuL wflyht IFc. Matebea???Hound wood 150 to 206 % box f .9.(0; SCO 64.00. tn kegs, 4%o; In boxes 6fcc. BlccWc. NEW YORK, October J3-Coffee, spot fair Rto dull at 10/4i No.7 Rio rpot and October 8.59; N??v 8.2ft. Bur???llr steadier nnd quieter: centrifugal 69-18 *???-* t* sugar 4ji; ng rrfine white e: 4U&4MI ??f[ A mould _ f -*4; cut leaf and crushed ??;*(: confectioners A 5, t bwdc-tcd ??????>;??(54t granulated 6Hi nubea6%. out, ncniina); 80-teft 18. Bice firm; domestic 4&%: Prtr.s 4y t @bhii rengoon 4%Q CINCINNATI, October 18-Sugar stronger; hard* reflued New Orleans 5(1*6. CHICAGO, October 18-Bug* ; cut loaf 7&7%; granuii I wo St'UOOLTKACHKR8 WANTED, WHO CAS command fcs> to $33 per week as general c iu- vs??tic??r sgeut on our new book, ???i???a^ Water W orld, a practical treatise on the oeeiu; Its Pi .r- ; fi henomt???nH; products and Inhabitants. Finely Iu>traUd. Men only who want a permaueat p> silion. Abo a few la ly canvassers w'aute.! on h jII- day hooka Union Pub. House, Atlanta, (la. wk THE BIGGEST TDISO OUT Il ^7 s 5 1 HK! ? gjk (1 ev) E. .Noion & Co., 120 ralton St., Her Vorit. wky Mt ?? A New.Fancy Cbromo C* rds. Handsomest sold. 50style* with name. 10c. Na-<au Card Ct., Neraau. N. Y. oct7???wkplw now JERSEY BULL FOR SALE epcct, three ye Jtmy Belle ot flei s old and lus C2>$ I???AR CKJfT . SPECIAL NOTICE. fr ABt pr: fi (hhiis n Ftolre to p; PREPARED TO BUY SEWING MA- and Organs cheap, for those who m-t.v purchase.^ Can eavq^ cue It purchasei Provlstous* LOUISVILLE. October 18-ITovIsIoju steady an firm. McMpork617.CO. Bulk meats, shoulderst^,, i Hti rth* id; clear silos 10*Bacon, shoulders 7: i.m rlbn jj; clear side* liter him*, sugar-cured Lard, steam lust 9>i; prime steam 7>fi; ??hole e kettle rendered.%. CHICAGO,October 18-Pork weak; declined 10 J ISc sud clorrd tame; cosh 515.7..(<4 $16 00; October 6lf.5(*@616.(0. I^ird weak; dccPned 214(^6c and clor??*d etc a dy; cash 7.25; Oetober 7.22^<$7.25. Bulk meats easier; moulders 6.&>; abort ribs 9; i clear It}*. ST. |LOUIS, October 18???Pork dull; Jobbing at 616.26 old; 616.60 new. Bulk meats quiet; long clear OV; abort rib 0%; short clear 0%. Bacon easier; long clear 11; abort rth IIV(: abort llV.&lliX- ]<*rddull and nominal at 7J<. NEW YORK, October 18???Pork rather easier but more active; new roea* spot 616.87X3617.00. MI' dies dull ond weak; long clear 9?^. LarJopent 3??G points lower; western steam spot 7.40&7.45. CINCINNATI,October 18-Fork dull. meps616.40. lard held hlylier. Bulk mcate nominal;shoulders 6: short rite 0%. Bacon firm; shoulder* 1 l A; short rib* 103*: short clear 11)4. ATI.A NTA, October 18-Clcar rib sides 10^^10^; strip* <%n95??c; mes* pork 910.00. Bacon???Sugar- cured bams 16c. Lard???Tierces, rollne1 9c; tab* Fruits nnd Vonfeatloneria*. ATLANTA, October 18 ??? There 1* some de mand for dried fruit. Apple* ??? 62.00363.50. 63.25: XTbox6L75i MioxOCc. Corrants??? 1 7>4#8c. Cranberries???60c Y gal; 614,00 F bhl. California Pears???63.00Wbox. Citron???20c. Almonds-18. Pecans???11. Brazil*???8. i 64.00; crab, barrel* 4 6 V Ci, 6 44-61; April'and May d.???llv.'r 5 48-64; May and J??? J ???** ??? ellvory ???-???, ^Jlvjry .3 47-tVt, ??? . .IP delivery 6 52 61; future* Opened firm but quiet. 1JVKRTOOL. Nrtnbcr 18-2:00 p. m.-flale* of Amerkan O.Gdteles; uptamla lowraidilliiigclMUite October del (very 5 32-64. buyers; October an I No vember delivery 5 82-64. buyers; Novembor and l)o- cemter delivery 633-64, value; De<*emlier and Jan uary delivery 5 36-64, sellers: January amt Fete ruanr delivery 6 JiM??4,sellers; Fcbnuiry amt March delivery 5 42 64, sellersMarch and April dellvenr 5 45-64, buyers: April and May delivery 54)61. hujv era; May and June delivery 66264, buyers; futures clued ury Ann. NKW YORK, October 18-Cottou quiet au.l steady; Nilt?? Oe, bales; middling uplaui?? 9 1518: mtddlttif Oilcan* 108-16; net receipts 2t; groas 6 )??t; rnuftolidstcd net reoefnu 49.42*; exports to Great Biitstu 13,191: to*euiitment 5,572. SAVANNAH, October IS???Cotton firmer; mid- dllbf 9 M6: net receipts 8,788 ^1*: grnas8,7>v; ???ales 5,M0: stock 83.717; exports to coutineut 4,o00: coastwise 5,426. NEW OBLXANfl, October 18-Cottoa firm: mid dling 911-16; net receipts 8.170 bales; groa* 9.123; ???????*??? 3,600: stock 113.626; exports to Great Britain S.S76; coastwise 11,86*. AUGUSTA, Oetober 18-Oottoa steady .tmlddlini 05 f : net receipt* 1.6J4 bates; skipnKUt*,???; l,e??S3. CHARUTFTON, Oetober 1 A???Cotton I Arm; mid- dHng 9 7-16; ret nvetpts 7.200 Salas; gnw*7.2H)t saU 1 * 3.00: atork 71.887; export* to continent coastwise 2. BO. PItOVISION's, Glt.UN, KTO. CONSTITOTfON OFFICE, ' A TLA XT *, October IS, IM4. Th* following quotations Indicate the fiuutua- Rons on tii* Chkeao board ot trade today; vnuT, Opening. Blgbest. Lowest Oosl&g. XoTtmbar 7484 7434 Kconber...??? 76t4 7t>J curxjt kn ttnm, October. ???~ 9 60 9 50 9 50 656 Floor, virain nnd ileal. ATLANTA. October is - Corn-Market about bare, and a firm feeling exi*tv lor any immediate delivery yet arrivals sevrral days hence wilt prob ably shade present ruling quotation*. Flour-Pat. ent proems 66.Umfis.tt; extra fancy 6i.OO; tawr 64 75; extra lainU* $4.60; tatr i.r 64.25. Whoat-M ( 2T< nmtorv and Kentucky **7we:**; Lower grat v* sold by sample arrorltnf to merit. Cj*u - W Ute, oar lota bulk, TMvdra nck*\ 73 j, dray tew Me; mixed, car lot* bulk, 7Jc: do. MctecSf 7-i; drw !???? ??r. o..m M*!-*.. >m ^i Io g fltcek r??ed-fl .3564160 **. Oau-4*ar lots tja'k. *>??? 8^5j{Ji8S dmi lota 43c: rod rust proof reed, rar !ct??bo!k.4>; do. racked 4??>- .???-netet* ttc. Eye???N0^1 ou the unu.t. Bastes-SSteu 6115; drav low 91 Hey-Faney, e??r ???or* dray lots |L00; choice, car loads #jc; dryiowSbc; m lYInes, Liquors, Etc, ATLANTA. October 18- Market steady. Corn vhlsky, rectified, 61.008661.40; rye. rectified, 61.10?? JA0; rye and Bourbon medium 9L60M.00; ram no tified 61.2501.75: NewRntlaud 61.75*42.50; RL Croix 64.CO; Jamaica rUOMMAO; glo, domestic 91.50^ 62.C0; Imported 63.00964.50: Cognac brandy, dome*- tic 91.6044(2^0; imported 66.0^468.00; copper dis tilled corn whisky, Gecrata mad*, 61.75; appl* and peach brandy f2.O9M8l.O0; cherry and * ^ ELOWIAO; port wtneei.NMrtG.tH a*?? wi ??? uwb * n -' CINCINNATI, October IS???Whtoky In nctlyo do- maud at 6l.lt. CHICAGO, October 16???Wbl*ky>toady at f 1.13. BT. LOUIS, October 18-Whisky steady at 81.12. Nnvul Stores. WILMINGTON, October 18-Turpentine firm *t -u*ln dull; strained 92H; goc ' m at 81.40; erode tnrponitn yellow dip and virgin 81.80. SAVANNAH, October 18???Turpentine firm at 8; tabs 100 barrels; rosin quiet at 9i.05@}l.07;{; lies HO barreh. CHAKLB3TON, October 18??? 1 Tarpon tin* milet at 28; rosin steady; strained and good strained $1.05. NEW YORK. October 18???Koaladallat fl.25Al.30; turpentine dull at 31. Country flrodaee, ATLANTA, October 13 ??? Efig* ??? 185. But tax ??? Jersey strictly choice Tenuaa- ??? *??????- cookfngiO ??? ??? "ejwfr racks 20; ducka 20c. 1 62.CCg62.25; sun Pctatoca- White 90391.00 V bushel; do. rot 3>??90c. Hum ware. ATLANTA. October 18-Market reasonably act* 916.5OCU31.3.C0. Axe<|7.0|V410.i?? Hdoz. CoHou caret/ 15c. Nall* 62.75. Glldden tarbed wiro, caivanircd. ffi!h7c: paiotvd Cc. l*ow ter, rlfic 65. w; bUzjtiisf $170. Bar-ltad 7c; rbotF2.00. Live Stock. ATLANTA, October 18-Thcr??Isagood demind fl.35: drlrtng horse* ta in ex ^???of demand. ???CINCINNATI, October 18???Hogs firm; oumAoa and light I3.h(it66.(>0; packing aud butchers $LLA cctsi???wkyCt I Cpiurj, Chloral, Whisky aud Tobic?) 'Habits succrssfully treated without pain or hin drance from daily business. NO RESTRICTIONS ON DIET. All communication* strictly confidential. BY A. S. WOOLLEY, M. D., SELMA, ALA. 3m wx jVO?*??????!???**??? MNM Utuvnt Xmr W*rrm #.j S wsssysfii.- ^ /. Mtw.innunumnsM wites oi I'.yr. <xivmavaus,xn l VIGOR , rare, safe. Biak free ina Fulton st.. N.Y. 20 Hidden Name . hSsdMOy Sower..Sr.) AO N. * I balJIaj [mportM, 'ilk Munt, Mircu t. s. vauu co., ???TivrEuLuook'cossi CHAMBERLIN, JOHNSON & Co 66 and 68 WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GA. Will offer from now till close of the summer, BARGAINS Never before seen In Atlanta, iu the following goods: ?? White Goods,, Table Llnoue, Towel*, _ . Eleachdd road Brown Shootings, Shir tinge and Pillow Case Cotton*,'Sillcs, Blaclc ??? Goods. CARPET'S! LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES, FLOOR OIL QLOTHS, MAT TINGS, ETC. ALSO. BEST STOCK SHOES IN TOE STATE I For Ladles, Gents, Children and Infants. Also, Agents for Butterrick a Pattern*. CHAMBERLIN, JOHNSON AQQ,^ BMITtiS Extract of ftfisy Flower . FOR WOMEN. fl If; Itetnm to n- with TH !S.&you'll t&tbjrmW AC31DEN 692 C1Q9996 Need bo capital. M.Young, l7SUrc??awAcUUU(.YoA E AGKNTH WANTBDto take order* for our (1 LEGANT PORTRAITS mode from smnll pictures of all kind*, fleudl for term*. B. C. Tnlltnan A Co., Auburn, S.Y. A PR | 7 p n I 1114. L. , rwx.lvu Iron ??? costly box of good* which will help *11, of either sex. to mow money right away than anything else in this world, Fortuuea await the worker* absolutely sure. At one* addrwe True A Co., Augnata, Maine. Powell 810 Loadf-ig8hot (Front Action) Lock*, guaranteed fltecl carrel*. Bide Lever Action. WarranltHl guo<l c!motor or no rale. Our Sift Muzzle Loader notv only 018. Bend ntainp fortllustrnUd catalogue of Guns, PI*. tou, Watclipa, Knives, etc. See it before you buy. P. POWKLL A HON, JhO Main ??L. Ciiirlitnatl.O. COCn Ar^offt wanted. QOUcrtftetU $Z5D*ia>JAy BIION80li, DtUoft, l^iofc Birch???s Key will Wind any Watch AND NOT WEAR OUT. CAT TY by watchmakers. By mail 25c. Circular* OUjjJjfree. J. 8. Birch A Co., 83 Hey at.. S. Y. MAP 8c,,,n " ,s v Profitable a* any agency In IYiaA tho world. Pric* reduced half. Catalogue tree. Address H. C. A F. TUNlflON, Atlanta. Ga '3QREAT vSm. L"Alima U Lcttsra to" C. M. Co., L Box 504, St. Lulls, Ho. V A P irnPPT V P??inte* ??uro oure. Book Fultoua t NY Agency, 10# LONGTIME4 percent. LOANS. Priuelpnl to atnnd aa long r n* Interest li paid. Men of moderate mean* should write at once lor particulars, encloalng 6 ct*. fur I.o.m funna, eta. Peraonnl security only for Inter est. It. West, Scc???y, 01W. flth 8t., Cincinnati, FMPLOYMENT P- - which preferred; alao 1 AT HOME OR to Travel, flute amount wanted per month for .service* and expunxe*. Bn.-???inusa honorable, permanent nnd easily operated. Writ* o*. SLOAS ???& CO., IttW George street, Cincinnati, Ohio. . Bend for a valuable worh on homo .cmre of nervquii^lt-tillliy ..land vital weakness Fit! IS^KatVCIimax Medical Co, 2504, ST. LOUIS, MO. VARIC0CELE^! n, a;ui? , A^ Fultou street, N. Y. ??????TMt fc??0T IQ THS CHEAPEST. M SAWEg&lfagbjjEFgt threshers; ImILLS, H.air.in?? ???0.1 rrtTM to The A WARNING. Mlacellnnoon*. ATLANTA. October 18- Bagging - IK IN lfia ??? " IT* lOMiOHe. Iron ttea-Arrow ll.w.,4 Special 1 i??l llnsluosa Notice*. A CARD???To all who aro suffering from error aud Indiscretions of youth, nervous weaknera early decay, loo* of manhood, etc., I will send a recipe that will cur* you, FREE OF CHARGE, This groat remedy was discovered by * missionary In South America, fiend oelf-addrraoad envelop to Rxv. Jo#uk T. ben**, Station D., New York, mar 16 an tn tb vrky cow next rd m* ???Piano* and Organs.** R are bargains.???pianos and organ? little used at sacrifice. Owner* obliged to rai*???- money. Also be*t make* of new instruments a* small advance above wholesale fjetonr price rt rite for partii nUrv. The Braumuller Plauu aa OrgauBureau, 14 East 14th fit.. New York, net 12??? dsun wky w??m.r#n ter urjuw rspi-.. - v ??? Marw**4 Anacawtli a 1 thtft tranuwftt, thraraa w-??? HKHKBV WARS THEORMXAKfKS OP G??)R- _ gia ayafuftt hsulug a marriage ilcenw for too marriaae ol my daughter, Luella Estes, for the next three jtara without my written consent. vnnj ??? aid tlrcifenng atStSt| cured, lluites, tuuJctes a*-d r.ervef rer. iro r.ewUre fnllvetts th* mind er??? supplies Braiu l???o ???li.gtr larto rAllWaW??aws?? Bad tn r??. UAAVXX'ail J* pseeMarto t?.etrsex wtti Bnn 11 a 'lOlMO aro m4 r^'n.Vt*incmpl. ??,*???&iM??rt3iSS * c :???^ lo the uortLmy *.c the ?????. te ,n ??L Dwnn.expc.^ sGntutdAt. v.-t . /unr .ddrtm -ulb^ PEOPLE HAVE BE(X)MK working for u*. Wo offer a bi ??y to tear- to work can get rich. Mcn.wo.ueu 1 even boy* and eirl?? aro making tiro tunes. No capital reunited. W* will ??*ar6 fWllj not bt>awav from home. >all parucjian ir??. rt Y. 4. i\)+ IS. aJ Aiaaduipu *t, C^-^a^). iu FURNISHING GOODS, I?? NOW READ/, and will ba mailed to any address,on request Wanamaker & Brown, ,Oale Hall, Philtdelphla. cct'???wkiut cow a rt??5 Magic Lantern for *1*4, ??t Solid Gold IMS lady noon. ... for fifteen 'ciiiiikb iu iuin.Hiui:uiR cur now noocift. UM cured a Gold watch froe, In a single after- A gentleman got a Silver Wetch \A/A MT cen minutes work; a boy it Vf nlY I sfnw* that w 111 pay you from 9 ouce for our i)luatraic<i *nuuogue 01 uoiu ana Silver Watches, fielf cocklug, Bull Dog Revolver*, Spy Glaw cs, Indian Scout and Astronomical To lo scope*, Telegraph Inotrumente, Type Writer#, Or gan Accurdeons, Vtollna, Aa, &a It may start you on the road to wealth. WORLD MANUFACTURING CO., 122 Nn????nu Street. New Vn??? if, THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. ONLY 81.00 BY MAIL, POST PAID, A GRFAT J&FIDIOAXj WORK ON MANHOOD. - Kxhncited Vitality. Nervous and Phytlcal D*- bllity, Pretnatnre Decline lu Mno, Error* of Y'onth, and the untold miseries resulting from IndUcr* tion* or exoeosea. A-book for every man, young, middle aged and old. It contain* 123 prescription* for all acute and chronic dloeaxe*, each one of w hlch is Invaluable. Ho found by the Author, Cll ITHrll, mil K*>??. ftu??iiiiin\ti mi iai n uiici nui??| In every sense???mechanical, literary aud profee- tional???than any other work sold In this country cal Association to the officer* of which he refer*. The Science of Life should l??o read by the young for instruction, and by the afflicted for relief. It will benefit all???London Lanc*t, There lino member of society to whom The Science of f.ffe will not be uaefuf. whether youth, parent, guardian, Instructor or clergyman.???Argo- ^Addwa* the Peabody Medical Inatitute, or Dr. W, !!. Parker, No. 4 Bulflneh street, Boston,Mam., who may bewnsultcd on all diseases requiring skill and experience. Chronic and oteitlnato dtieaaa* Uiat 11 avc baffled thoakllleof aHTTID A T oth?? physicians a speciality. PurfiHUJilLJtrcftt- fiu???n^i'ulLS???'???THYSELF JERSEY CATTLE AT AUCTION BY THE East Tennessee Jersey Sreodars' Association, At Knoxville, Tennessee, Wednesday October 22, 1884. The Out aunail ul?? ot UiU AsJocUlloa will rxixeprtHt Mflelioi,. Irora the herd* of W. ??? ?????? m: 8. A. Rrverm, Cornlon; J. N. Kulker????n, Met: J. L. ThoiuM. Knoxville: J. T.??. 8. bexo???.AUlipu: F. W. T.rlor, Jr., Tate, tijnihg: F. M. Fulk.rton, Roretvvlllc, and other,. ???tor lingo, liucncKi oi niwnnem, uwr ??"??ii rmer's Glory, Top Sawyer, Albert 44, Niobe 99, i??y 8, Alphca, Lord Ufgar, Angela, Btronet, 1 Europa 121, togrther with sorer*l young half- and bull* recently Imported from the island ot ter. flora and daughters of the Victor Hugo- Angela bull: Duke of Mil ford 3S2ff; L Allegro 7127, (aon of ilirtba, 171b1312 ox and a grandsow of Duchcra of Bloomfield, 3olb 1*2ox.); the Pierrot bull, Othello ol Elmarch 57bd, and the Top Sawyer ^1!im J the female* will be bred to th* abov* bulls, and to tbe OnomaMt* bull, RompaTorment 57W; IbeGtlderqy-Reg.'aA bull; v Roxana ?? Glide- royhoes; Glided Fawn 12170 (ion of Gilderoyj; tbe broke 1*0*1* bull. Disturbance, and the Signal- Oer>*n bull. Oourr'aflifnal llSSfi. To the above will ???????. a ided a fine coUection of high young cows and heifers, aired by th* For catalogue* address W-S-SHIELDS,President. Bean???* fiutlon; W. GETTYB, Vico-1 resident, Athene, or J.N. FULKERSON, fiecretery, Bbeote ter. East Tenneaoee. p. c. KIDD. Auctioneer. cct5 d5.12. l9JLwky7 it 21 TUMORS Treated aetentifleaMy and cured without ta* knife. Book om treat- .meat seat Fr???, >1. fJrattOHp A frwrii, (04 WMtrsarlhfitt r??- Shot Cuns