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Ayixi HUT i A A report of the olitb BapisnerOourt is fur- to Tto OomnrcTKar the Bo- We do botretd letters incl communcaona I TQB tame niu Buuifcoa vi uio TCIIM I tua indtapensaMf Rejected communications we caBnctnfideruke either to return or preserve J' Svr1ExY2 COTOT DECISIONS are now tiiiV in pamphlet form with table of isei and general Index. At thIi. term decisions of Imp were rendered. Bent post raldf Address 3V. A Hemphul QESKBAli TOAVJU4KQ I X.

ATLANTA Saturday Morning October 171874 DEMOCBATIC TICKET. FIRSTDISTRICT lion. J. nARTRlDGE of Chatham. SECQSD DISTRICT HOB.

V. E. SMITH. of Dougherty. THIRD DISTRICT lien.

PHILIP COOK 01 Sumter. FOURTH DISTRICT Do. II. R. UARRIS3lenwether.

FIFTH DISTRICT lion. tt. A. CANDLEHof DeKalb SBLTB DISTRICT lion. JIU.

U. BLOUNT 01 BIbb. SSYEXTff DISTRICT eiasTH DISTRICT lion. A. U.

STEPHENS Taliaferro. MYTH JUSTICT n. J. McMILLAX ofifabersham ELECTION" TUESDAY. yovKMBER 3D.

BKEVITIES. IJri' Young is better and tlack Louibaune has declined. About 3000 Chinese proverbs will tie published at Shanghai by We Rev. W. Scarborough.

Mark Twain has refused thirty thousand dollars fur fifty lectures. The Gilded Age' is his only hobby now. In Mr. Ikechers sermon on Sunday his argument culminated in the exclama Lion Away with the everlasting impertinence of logic Sorry he fltl so badly about logic. There re 787 islands off the coast of Scotland of which about 186 are inhabi.

too. Many of then are very small mere rocks rising out of the sea without vegetation of any kind. A portrait of Thnals Jefferson la. belied George Washington the great American pmiot is said to attract much attention from American visitors tj the museum at Munich Germany. The next grand wedding In 'Washington will be that of Lieut.

rge 11. Wheeler engineer corps U. S. A. the well known explorer.

to Miss Blair. a niece of Postmaster General Montgon cry Blair. The English postal system is so thorough that a misdirected letter relentlessly chose a man from one en of the British dominion to the othea never give it up till it finds his' Ills corpse. A Paris retail dry gov nd notion store employs a forts 1.300 derks and 215 porters and its tntfe requires for proper transact0. the use of 35 waons and 83- orses.

All the employes dine at the eAblishmffit and a number of them a lodged there also. JJr rnedpath pays Mr. Beecher one thousand dollars forhis Boston lecture- lie largest he ever paid for a single lee- lure. As this will be Mr. Beechers only lecture in Boston this season.

there are indications that his friends here will make it a memorable ovation. Boston Advertiser. If the times are hard stop your paper hut do not shorten your allowance for whisky or tobacco. A good par in a family is a great comfort Jo the wife and children. but that is no reason why you should provide them with a weekly luxury at tilt' expense of a daily necessity.

An unpublished romance of Alexander Dumas the lather is known to exist and it may shortly be given to the public. It has a peculiar history. Dumas though he received II great deal of money never. retained much. And he wished late in life to provide for a third child an illegitimate daughter who was likely to be left penniless In case of Ms death.

lie wrote this romance. therefore for her fortune and certainly she is wen provided for. A call has been issued by the Episcopal diocese of Iowa for a special convention to be held on Wednesday Decem. her 9 1874 to elect a bishop. Twenty-two clerical and 29 lay votes will be required for a choice.

Among those spokeu of are the Rev. TV. II. Bassip professor of ecclesiastical history in Griswold college Daveportj Rev. Dr.

Do Koven of cine Wisconsin Rev. Dr. Potter. of Grace church New York- and hp. Rev.

Messrs. u1tivan of Chicigoand MellwalneofKeokuk. Maria Sherman and Lieut. Fitch are safely rried. We are glad of it.

Maria is undoubtedly a nice girl. and we hope Pitch will prove a good provider and stay at home nights. We cant see though why itch should have allowed these reporters to go nusing around wd telling what clothes his wile had to commence housekeeping with. The mere fact that she was Gen Sherman's daughter don't lend any additional attraction to Maria's clothes. They will have to be washed the same as if she was an ordinary worm like the rest of us.

In order to supply houses and dwell. ing room for the immense additional population of lome consequent upon the permanent tblLhnent of the Italian seat of government there four new quarters are to be added to the city. The first quarter will be beyond the Tiber to thenorth and east of the castle of St Angelo the second will cover the unoccu. pies portions of the Yiminal and Quirinal hills the greater portion of the Esquiline. will include the distirct around the of Dlocletlan and railway station the third quarter will lie on the southwest side of the Aventine near the river a a the-fourth along the Jsnieulusn be.

yotfd thegardens oIthe Corsint palace. A London girl who advertised recently for a husband requested her host of correspondents to be present in the pit at the Drury Lane Theater. on the follow mg evening dressed in a bluecoat white pantaloons and scarlet coat and home- Oialejjoa the conclusion of theflret act i ft the. benches flourish a white handkerchief. la one hand and apply a glass to the- right eye with the Ijhen the cun il1 foil fifty men from giddy youth to giddier old age.

stood up in toe prescribed uniform and began tile eyeglass and' handkerchief Performance amid convulsions of laughter from a large' portion of the spectators who were in the secret. Risking ones life in the cause of sci. ence is one of those fascinating things of which we are continually Tiwingfresh instances Mr. Paul Boynton of New JSff' Wu ed as a man i to Tfl TO seventy-one Urn i from drowning has just sailed in the in. wwuiup lne ueen with tentionof parting company with her in ffiped ito clothes not mfetW i miles from laid Sra future al.

ae understood that he will give himself another dance on the other side of the At- tlct He-expect and hope to be Jered a jrepon of ofLIiefforti la direct trade between Ba European port. It contains ina i of InJ terest to our readers and oalytlu nth preclude Its publication In full this morning. HfrtMU lytty that soon after liLs arrival across the water. he became satisfied that it would be impossible to engage. a line of steamships to 1- reru i wly between a Atlantic port and ships.

or an investment to the amount of one-half of their cost. Mr. Tlft also became satisfied that the present low rates of freight produced by an active rivalry between competing. linea will not permit a direct line between -Savannah and Liverpool to be run without loss to some party. The object of Ms mission being to inaugurate a direct regu.

larandyet economical intercourse with Europe he commenced negotiations for thrqugb bills of. lading and through rates Dffrdgntbe weeh Liverpool. an Savannah. In this he succeeded. The agreement with the White Star Line" one of We fastest and best weekly lines between New York and Liverpool and with the Empire Line running between New York and Savannah gives us essentially a direct and regular freight line certainly as good a one as the present amount of business' will warrant.

Under the agreement the White Star Line" are to charge the lowest currentrate of freight a cross the ocean and are to transfer all goods received on through bills of lading to Savannah. to the vessels of the EmplreLthe in bond charging only the custom house feesand brokreageand cartage the freight and all expenses to fl. low the goods to their destination to be collected on the delivery of the goods to consignees. The Empire line agrees to i' its part of the transportation for a ton and the present average rate of freight from New York to Liverpool is also 250 a ton. The combined rate therefore from Savannah to Liverpool will not be apt to vary much from five dollars a ton.

Cotton will be carried by this combination on through bills of lad. big at the current rate. it has recently been carried by this route from Savannah to Liverpool in fifteen days at 8d a pound. As no direct line eon Liverpool and Savannah says Mr. Tift.

can pay expenses or live at these rate the line now formed is hitter at least for the present. than the direct line which we sough'- ln regular. weekly trips and low freights on through hills of lading ltr first-class vessels we. avoid all qu tions of subsidy investment in ship. or responsibility for them.

Mr. Tift not claim that this combination Utlice for all time. He simply claim that at present it is the mc" feasible plan open to us. lie even iidicates an opening fcr a direct line by an investment of third of the cost of the ships but that a bird in the Lush. The only bird in the hand a the arrange rnent made with the White Star and Empire lines.

This is a virtual hnmeiit of the plans of the associate railway compa nil's but as it comes in a manner differ Cut than the original design Mr Tilt has called a convention in the hall of the house of representatives on the 33d toot. the fourth day of the state fair. To this important meeting he invites the GoVtI. nor of Georgia the president of railroads and other transportation companies the mayors of cities and presidents of boards of trade and chambers of commerce in the southern and western states. As the railroads will pass these gentlemen to and from the meeting free a large number of the commercial moguls of the south will doubtless be here to lend an increased dignity to the great gatherings of the fair week.

THE worst used up mill in the country Is Congressman Hayes ef Vlabama It will be remembered that he startled the north with a fearful list of assassinations and other outrages. We need not tell our readers that they were a bundle of falsehoods. manufactured for political purposes. But Hayes has recently been convicted in the house of his friends. The New York Tribune sent a long republican to investigate his statements andjsuch a riddling as he gives Hayes was never before experienced by mortal man.

He takes the outrages one after another. and shows that they are to use his own words willful lies. He says in conclu. sion In the majority of the cases Mr. Hayes knew his statements were lies when he wrote them.

Suppose a me her of congress representing a district in the west that was begging and imploring Immigrants to settle among them and to invest their capital. should publish such a pack of lies tbout his constituents frighten people away and induce the president to send the array to preserve order where there was no disorder in short by his slanders injure their busi. ness and give them a bad name throughout the country what treatment would he have a right to expect when he returned home Would any one blame the people or brand them as rebels and ldux If we ostraclsed him THE Washington. correspondent of the Louisville Journal says that. if the heavens had opened on Wednesday morning and rained an inundation of ne- gro babies all orphans and clad in bloody shirts the consternation horror and disgust in truly loyal circles could not be greater than was produced by the Ohio and Indiana elections.

The general opinion of politicians in Washington now is that the elections of November will go heavily in favor of the democracy. To too Id whMi th Tpniihlir of New York and New Jersey are carrying an effort It is said will be made to induce Grant to come out over his own name in a declaration that he mil not be a candidate for a third term. THE Chattanooga Commercial complains that the merchants of that city have not. the nerve to control the trade that legitimately belongs to them. To prvo this it asserts that' cotton raised only twelve miles from Chattanooga La shipped to Atlanta although the local rates of freight are' very" nigh.

Live men it says who are able to pay cash can draw to Chattanooga. all the cotton that Is raised along the line or the Western and Atlantic railroad asfar lOuth Calhoun. We agree with our ntempo rary that they can on paper. EX SAWTKB late of South Carolina. but now of New York city is a defaulter for large com.

Ha owed the large balance while he was assistant sec. retary of the treasury. The fact was then known In the department but no little matter like that is eyer thrown up against a man in official circlet now-a- daya. Ho claims that he can account for the balance but as he continues to ptst- and all ocBic ww TerUsementitetsthe IbenefiV of hl ed ons dally nornjn and afternoon. The afternoon edition urn appear in the city and on the fill ground between tour and.

five oclo each day. U. from Indiana grows better as the returns become fuller. The prestige of victory is now with the democrv car Mwith it thou- wpeciaty in the populous middle states. Pennsylvania has dropped out of the October roll-call anti Ohio has taken her place.

The old saying is still good with this variation. As Ohio goes so goes' the union. RKSIOKED. James 31. Dean notary public.

42ilth district White county. Commissioned. George W. Hooker. jiutice of the peace.

lO2Oth district tc.1 quitt county. SKCCBB space in To CoxITITtTIO for fair week for advertising. No bud- ness man should miss the opportunity that comes but once in twoyears. TOE frost extended even down to stricken Pensacola and the latest advices indicate that the reign of Yellow Jack has about come to an end. ADVERTISE in Tps Coxml1mo thu.

ring fair week. WASHINGTON. Au Infinity 01 Heavy Jobs Prepared i for the Action of otCongrees Neil Winter. Correspondent of the Journal WASIIIXOTOX D. C.

October 12. Enormous quantities of lobs are al. ready spoken of as likely to be present at the next session of congress and there La no reason to believe Unit II republican majority of two-thirds will constitute any obstacle to their passing. Some of the leading schemes involving bs are time following The Northern Pacific railroad company with a bill rtnihir to that of the- last session asfcfflg for a guarantee of the interest on neir bonds. which will amount to fro' fty one hundred millions of dol rs in lieu of a land grant.

This Job be backed up by II powerful loW embracing some of the most in. Queitial republican leaders in the counter- Second The Texas Pacific railroad company is also embarrassed and asking for a like guauntce of the' interest on its bonds. Both of these roads are in Mr. Tom Scott's tender care and will have the help of the powerful Pennsylvania railroad influence in congress. Third The Pacific mail steamship company with a big lobby and asking for five millions of dollars subsidy.

The white house influence is supposed to have been secureddurimthe the excurson to Newport this summer. Fourth The Oklahoma territorial bill looking to a grand grub ofthe lands in the Indian territory and the validation of certain very large land-grants to railroad corporations. The president is traveling that way now and is expected to recommend the job in his message. Filth The increase of the army at the cost of 1000 per annum for every man and 1000000 for each regiment with liberal promotions to such scoundrel as Major Merrill. who got 2000 from the negro legislature of South Carolina.

Sixth An increase ofthe duties on coal and Iron and other articles of consumption coupled with the defeat of any reciprocity treaty with Canada. Seventh An effort to break down time engraving and printing bureau so as to furnish rich jobs for three private Lank. note establishments. Eighth The Agricultural College bill with large grants of the public domain. Ninth- Mr.

Hoar's grand education bill covering splendid opportunities fur the New England hypocrite who will run it. Tenth The assumption of thedistrict debt in all forms had and good debts included and ranging from 10000000 to 20000000. Eleventh An appropriation to cover fie special and extraordinary expenses incurred bv the department of justice in order Louisiana Alabama and other southern states in the hands of the. radical thieves. Twelfth Claims by the raitread companies for the postal- cars which they allege have not been property compensated.

Thirteenth The postal' telegraph scheme. Fourteenth The French spoliation scheme. Fifteenth The substitution of national bank issues in lieu of greenbacks. Sixteenth The maintenance of the present opprtssive steamboat law. passed in time interest of patentees and jobbers.

Seventeenth The appropriation of 0000000 in aid of the Philadelphia centennial. Eighteenth Divers and sundry laud grabs and extension of laud grants. Nineteenth The annexation of the country between time Rio Grande and the Sierra Madre. Twentieth The assumption of the carpet-big debts gating hundreds of millions of dollars chiefly held by certain loyal republican bankers in the eastern states. first The third term move.

ment with far more money in it for. the lobby and beneficiaries than all the ret of the jobs put together. In the pressure for all these fat things and by the government for new measures of hate and reconstruction for the south it is not expected that any serious effort will be made to help the crippled busi. ness of the country. or even to consider the interests of the many thousands of unemployed laborers now wailing for something to' turn up.

The North Caroline Fair. By Telegraph to the Constitution. N. C. October 15.

The fair to-day a grand success the visitors numbering at least 1:3,000. The railroad trains were unable to bring in the crowd that congregated at the various pots. Billy Bowlegs won the first race over Piny Woods time 1:53. Joe Davis won the hurdle rat in I defeating Jack Roulhoe. Time roost exciting race of the day was between Mary Lon Notre Dame and Billy Bowlegs mile heats.

Mary Long winning in two straight heats in 1 2 and 1:51 The fair continues to-morrow. Von balm lily Telegraph to the Constitution. BOSTON October 16. Yon rnim' trial will be conducted in secret. Time court proceedings will not be made public before the trial is concluded.

Arnim's mothers palace was searched. but nothing suspicious was found. An un. founded rumor that Arnim had suicided was circulated yesterday. Dock ray.

By Telegraph to The Constitution. NEW Yens October 16. A Madrid letter says. Dockray landed at Santander nearly naked and without resources. Minister Cushing directed the Consul at' Bantander to furnish him all necessaries.

Cushing also telegraphed to Washington for instructions. but no reply Lad been received though ten days had elapsed. Weather. By Telegraph to the Constitution. WASflntOTOic October' i For the Gulf states northwest to southeast winds with cloudy weather and rain with lower temperature.

For. the south Atlantic states northeast to. southeast winds with falling barometer and warm- ereloudy weather and rain. APefklcaUon. By Telegraph to the bonctltntjon.

JsNxwiYosx October A. letter from Hrrjna report mffljon dollar de- tkrr lm fc. in. Seventh district J. McDonald.

Ninth dlstrict- J. Perry. Eleventh A. Graham. TTiIrtlcnllf I IL Felt on.

Firtlentttaislrlct T. D. Wilcox. Seventeenth O. R.

Black. Nineteenth DuBoan flwenty-flrst aistrkt4 Vt fcBtiAet Twenty-third district- Williams Rutherford i Twenty W. I. Hudson. Twenty-seventh district H.

D. McDaniel Twenty-ninth district W. II. Thirty-first JM. Freeman.

Thirty-third district GE dwyler Thirty-fifth P. Uoweli. Thirty-seventh district JT Slaughter Thirty-ninth district 0. McAfee. Forty-first district J.

P. Chastatn. third district Wilson. TUTi OLD exuroas Second district IL W. Mattox.

Fourth district J. Artiom Sixth district J. D. Knight Eighth district F. Btimberry Had.

Tenth district W. A. Harris. Twelfth J. E.

Carter. Fourteenth district C. Kibbee. Sixteenth district J. F.

Roberson. Eighteenth J. O. Cain. Twentieth district J.

N. Gilmore. Twenty-second district T. J. Simmons Twenty-fourth district B.

fl. Crawford. Twenty-sixth district W. W. Mathews Twenty-eighth district J.

W. Hudson Thirtieth district R. Hester. Thirty-second district W. IL McAfee.

Thirty-fourth district J. Wins. Thirty-sixth district O. L. PeYJ Thirty-eighth district J.

A. Blance. H. W. Cannon.

second S. W. Woiford. fourth district W. U.

Payne. or thetiew senators two were members of the last senate. The enat will be composed of one radical two Independent democrats and one democrats. Appling Paul Carter. Bullock D.

Is. Kennedy. Bryan- H. IJOLOaCh. Burke A.

Shewmnke H. C. OIls. son J. B.

Jones Baldwin W. McKinley. Bibb T. Ilardeman A. O.

Bacon. D. D. Craig. Banks J.

3. Turnbull. Baker James George. Barlow Dr. T.

U. Baker John Neal. Brooks G. Turner. Bcrrien J.

L. Mathews. Butts Alex. Atkinson. Coweta J.

E. Stalllngs J. B. Wilcox on. Clinch J.

R. G. Hamilton. Coffee J. M.

Wilcox. Colquitt J. B. Norman. Carroll M.

Camp N. Shellnut. J. J. Whittle.

Chatham A. It Lawton. J. I. War ren Dr.

J. G. Thomas. Ubhb W. D.

Anderson Ii II. Lindley. Catoosa A. H. Gray.

Campbell J. W. Xelms. Columbia S. C.

Lamkin. Clayton Jesse Anthony. Dr. H. II.

Carlton C. Wil son. Chattooga Dr. D. Y.

Uudili1. Clay Irwin J. Saunders. Cherokee J. J.

A. Sharp. Crawford W. L. Jones.

Camden R. N. King. Calhoun W. G.

Pierre. Rail. Charlton Folder Lang. A. A.

Westbrook WI'S salowy Raid. Dodge Dr. David 81111 lest. i Dade E. D.

Graham. Douglass F. 31. Duncan. DeKalb 0.

Wmningham. Decatur Daniel Magill Thomas T. Maxwell. Doolv W. 1.

Graham. Diwsuti D. E. Smith. rt II.

P. Mattox. Kttingham H. Cassidy. EmHuucI J.

II. Kennedy. S. Sheffield tlild. Ecliols T.

Pildgett. Favette K. W. I Leach. Floyd D.

B. Hamilton 1. W. Turner. th A.

Eakes. Fulton W. A. Wilson. W.

I. Calhoun E. F. lingo. Franklin Thomas mell.

Fannin B. C. Du2gar Had- Gwinnelt T. 31. Peoples A.

A. Dyer. End. Illsscoek- W. Wilclier.

Glynn J. Blue col. Greene B. Willis D. Carlton.

Gordon Rankin. lilmcr J. I' Cobb. Henry-Dr. 1.

A. C. Wino. Hams E. Moss George Kilpatrick.

Hancock J. I. Culver. J. 1.

Bmnioa. lloaston VV. 1' Simmons S. B. Drown 1.

R. Hull A. D. sadler Heard J. B.

Ware. 1 lubcrsham Tie i Hart Jefferson Holland. ll. A. Reid.

Irwin A. Clements. Johnson Theophilus Christian hid- Jefferson-Dr. II. 1.

Hattie Col. U. P. Little. Jasper T.

I. Lane. Jones II. Uidley. Jackson G.

R. Duke. J. tL Putt- Limpkin-Gen. W.

Riley. Ix wndei A. II. Smith. Lee II.

McAfee. Lincoln A. Crawford. Lauren. Dr.

1. T. Chappell. Liberty W. C.

Bacon cot T. T. B. Calhoun. Milton O.

P. Skelton. Murray B. F. Woffrtl.

Madison-I I. J. 3leadorsInd. O. O.

Warner W. T. Revill. Miller W. Grimes.

T. G. Campbell sr. col. Ibid.

Monroe G. W. Adams J. G. Piminazee.

Macon W. Willis J. B. Frederick. Mascogee T.

W. Grimes W. F. Williams. Mitchell C.

0. Davis. McDuffle J. II. Scott Indt Morgan O.

Thomasson. Marion-G. W. Miller. Newton L.

Anderson Had. F. Livingston md- D. W. Patman T.

Hutch erson. IajWing G. II. Spinks. L.

J. Aired. I'm' 31. Ilutchinge. Pike A.

G. Peden. Pulaski-Htrrell Putnam Frank Leverett. Pierce J. S.

Bennett. Quitman- W. II. Harrison. Rockdale Dr.

J. A Stewart. End- Richmond C. C. Black P.

Walsh W. A. Clarke. Rabun L. X.

Jones. Randolph- W. Tumlin Iml Screven Virgil IL Burnes. Stewart-So B. Walton S.

BeaU. Sumter T. M. Furlow W. it.

Stewart. Spalding A. M. Spear. Schley Patton.

Talbot F. Maxwell W. HSearcy Tclfair D. A. Graham.

W. G. Blmpfibn. Thomas- W. IL Hammond Isaac Alderman.

Twiggs J. A. Nelson. Taliaferro J. G.

Asbury Taylor IT. Picking. Troup J. lI FatU1JDDtE. E.

P. Pittman. Tatnall Dr. J. Toole.

Towns Corn. Upson 0 C. Union J. a Fain. Wilkes H.

ColleyrW. A. Quinn. Whltfleld P. Clements.

Walton J. W. Carter. Wilkinson Ir. J.

B. Duggan. Washmgton W. Wrtlaen G. J.

Elkins. Ware W. H. Miler White Warren Dr. Hill.

Wayne HJL Fort. Webster-Jubilee Bmitli. Worth Dan Wilcox tephen tBower. Walker O. Clement Of this number twenty-three were members of the last Sonic fifteen doctors' havVetto returned.

Tl hon sUndsLwhiU radicals 4 negroes8 Independent denmocri 12 democrats 159. jistiHgi Z. BadgcTjKqf the tenth sta- had a. hit of expedience the. other t1 whloh her is fond of' talking.

it was tJOi1dnlgbt as he was beat through Jewp street and as he came opposite to Dray' too Foggs jewelry store he observed gleams of light through the chinks of ihstters and rapped at the door that you policeman asked a voice within. WelK-tt'a' only me right kind chilly out Isn't It Yun Thought so. I was just fixing the good night. Badger said Goodnight and pursued his way. An hour afterward Badger passed Jhrough Jessop street and again he saw the light the jewelry store.

It didn't look right. and he hanged at the door loudly. liallol" cried the voice within. Ii St yon policeman All right. Wont you come in and warm It wont hurt anything for YOU to slip from your beat a few minutes.

The door opened and Policeman Badg. er entered and found the Inmate to a tery looking man in a linen duster. Como right up to the stove police man. Excuse soc for a moment. The man took the ash pan from the bottom of the stove and carried it down Into the cellar and emptied it.

and when he had returned and wiped his hands ho said with smile Chilly night Isn't It rf Chilly outside and dull Inside. An. other smile. New goods for the spring trade and have to Seep our eyes open. Lonesome work this watching all night but' I manage to find a bit of comfort In this.

Wont you join me In a tip You'll find it the pure thing. And the man produced a black bottle and a tumbler. Policeman Badger partook end having wiped his ups and given his fingers a new warming he left the store and resumed his beat satisfied that all was right at Drayton rogs But the morningbrought a new revelation. Drayton Foggs store had been robbed during the night of 6000 worth watches and jewelry and although Policeman Badger carried in his mind a complete daguerreotype of the robber the rascal has not yet been New Ilartl HON. A.

II STEPHENS. lieMakes a Stirring Speech in Anguita. By Telegraph to time Constitution. rA October 16. Hon.

A. II. Stephens addressed the citizens of Augusta. He spoke for about two hours and a half. lie review eel the history of the government from the foundation to the present time showing that the great struggle has always been between centralism and constitutionalism.

The passage of the civil rights bill would work great evil. and destroy the public school system in the south. lie referred to President Grant said he would do him the justice to ay that he had donehis duty. As to time third term he had no objection to that. per lit.

lie saw no reason why a presi. dent who executed the law faithfully should not be elected for a third term if the people desired it. He looked into time Louisiana question and saw no sense in abusing President Grant for his action in that affair. lie spoke hopefully of the future of time republic. and advised hL hearers to obey the laws suppress law.

lessuesa and be true to the constitution and union as established by their fathers. Proclaimed ref a Jeffersonian democrat and had great faith in triumph of those principles. Mr. Stephens had an immense auH. enee.

and spoke with clearness and vigor exhibiting nosigns of weariness. Refuting a Large Fee and Taking a Smaller One. From the New York Medical Record. Yelpeau time French strircon had successfully performed on a little child five years old a most perilous operation. The mother came to him and Solid Monsieur my son is saved und I really know not how to express 0' grato titude.

Allow me however to present you with this pocketbook embroidered by own hands. Oh madame replied Yelpeau sharply rar art is not merely a question of feeling. My life has its requirements like yours. Dress even which is mm luxury to you is necessary for mm' Allow me therefore to refuse your harming little present in exchange for a more substantial remuneration. But Monsieur.

what remuneration do you desire Fix the fee yourself. Five thousand francs madame. Time lady very quietly opened the pocketbook which contained ten thousand francs in notes counted out five after politely handing them over to Vet- peals. retired. Imagine his feelings fc Beechers Trial.

Sy Telegraph to me NEW YORK October 16. The grand jury of the Dyer and Tertnincr court at Brooklyn has brought an indictment against Demas Barnes for libel for publication In his paper of un article intimating that improper relations had existed between Mrs. Henry C. Bowen and IL W. Beecher.

By consent the case was transferred to the Brooklyn city court for a hearing at the next term. A writ of issue was received to-day on the' counsel of Henry Ward Reacher in the Tilton libel suit. The case will be placed on the November calender. NEW YORK October 15. Rev.

Henry Ward Beecher has filed an affidavit in time TUton suits. The Episcopal Convention. By Telegraph to The Constitution. NEW YORK October Ifi. Dr.

Montgomery formerly of Philadelphia dropped dead in the secret session of the Episcopal congress which is still in see sion here. The secret session was suspended at 4 o'clock. It is evident from the looks of the delegates that no conclusion has been reached. The session will continue tomorrow. Election Intelligence.

llv Telegraph to The Constitution. NEW YOEK October 16. The Worlds special claims that the Columbus democratic majority Is 20000 and on con. resslonal ticket 26000. Time Worlds Dubuque special claims that AlnsWorth democrat is elected to congress by 2000 majority.

The Heralds New Orleans special says The white leaguers drill regularly but make no other demonstration. Registration of Frenchmen. By Telegraph to The Constitution. NEW Yeast October Id The French consul general at this port is calling on all mate persons of his nationality under twenty years of age to register at the general consulate in conformity with a circular of the French ministry In regard to military service in France. Failure of a laiee CigarUouse.

my Telegraph to the Constitution. MOSITaZAL October 15. U. Emanuel Co. the largest importers of cigars in the dominion have suspended.

Their liabilities are 400000. 8nrre der. Tderaphto to The Constitution. MADRID October 16. Don Carlos is at Talaso and reports the defeat of Car- lists bands and offers to surrender.

Weit Virjinia. By Telegraph1 to the Const tat ion. WAsmsGita October 16. The turns indicate the election of a democrat in the first district by 100 majority. i Mrs giddoa ByTeIeghphtoThsCiiiutuuon.

LOXDOS Qctoler 16. Mrs. Scott Siddons sails' onOccan5ca from Liverpool forNeWtYoTXon22ndinj t. 5S5 vr VV It Is a subject of general wplaiMthatnwtrimonM-prospectsare rattlesnakes have recentlyfensJalnJ MIfis Baffle Adorns dledon Frld evadnrJfeuenger 4 MoseiLnn an operative at thePhoenlxrnilhamfeU ell from caffold4 and was badly Injured- Another new' boat Is soon to Tbe MUSCOgeG asylum for thepoor lib eighteen Intnatet The present system of public schools improving vei7 successful. The Enquirer has movedlnto a new and commodinu office fngutrer The Lawrence ville to- Stonemountain a fewd ysglnc but when the mountain- eerssaw the athletic jiroportloni of La w- renriville' champions they most re.

spebtfullr uecunett The winnett Guards is a flourishing cavalry company. The a are continually holding g1rdcstine meetings and trouble is anticipated. hnmtl Herald. MACON. Dr.

James Damour lies en. tered suit against the Morning. Star and. has served garnishments upon several of its patrons. The Star.

grows furious at the uncalled for proceeding and says some bad things about Damour. Quite a crowd of Macon gentlemen have gone off on a big bunt Hon C. A. Nutting Is the coming man for mayor. tar MILLEDGEVILLE.

Xearly two thousand hales of cotton have been sold this year. Charley Drake. a youth of six- teen was seriously injured by jumping from a bum a few days ago. A man Us-lag in Baldwin county planted' one watermelon seed awl raised a vine which bore sixty-seven melons the smallest of which weighed seven Every sturaay GAINESVILLE. Thestreet railway will be complete by the loth of next month and will do much towards burying for.

ever the senseless rivalry now existing between old and new towns. The weath. er is quite cold and frosts heavy. Eagle. SAVAMNAH.

Thomas Ferryman Esq. has been required to give bond on charge of assault and battery. A considerable quantity of cotton is now arriving by steaJrer. On yesterday Miss Susie Minke was standing near a stove when her clothes caught and she was burned very badly. The bark Welland was reeked on the shoals near Tybee on Tues.

day. No lives lost A bale of cotton fell on Mr. Edmond Sanders who was loading a vessel yesterday and completely crushed his left leg. Newt. NoRcnoss.

On Wednesday afternoon a man named Cagle attacked a negro in a barroom where both hid been drink. Ing freely. The negro succeeded in making quite a rent inCagles side. Cot ton Is coming in quite rapidly. Ad tenor.

AUGUSTA. Mr. Ferdinand Richards was recently very badly injured by a cotton gin. which hewas superintending. GHEEKVILLE.

The gmnhouse of Mr. Henry Parkman was burned on Saturday night. Several bales of cotton were destroyed. The fire was the work of an incendiary. Mr.

Nathan Ward was severely and perhaps fatally shot by Mr. Wyly Howard at Rocky Mount on election day. A saw mill near Greenville was recently burned and with it seven thousand feet of lumber. It is rumored that the negroes are nearly all armed and are anxious for a fray with the whites. An old smoke house was recently discovered to be their armory and nearly one hundred shot guns anti rifles found Indicator.

WEST POIXT. George Dandy a negyo of boo character has just been. committed to jail on charge of rape. Some thieves at a. recent meeting made way with several sets of harness.

and in consequence thereof horseback riding was very general. Mr. Willis Walker II very promising young man died in West Point on Wednesday. At the late session of the western Baptist association twentytire Callaways took din. ner at the same place.

Several were deterred from coming by previous engagements. State Line Toccoi CITY The debating society is flourishing and doing much towards developing the latent talents of the mountain boys. The white convicts who re cently escaped are still at large. Large hocks of wild pigeons are flying over Toccoa. Five thousand people assembled at Allen's camp ground last Sunday.

Two Toccoa sportsmen took a huge hunt on Monday. They walked twenty. seven miles. killed a buzzard slayed a young calf for a deer. and chased a pretty litily animal for a rabbit which proved to Le a different kind of a cat.

ikrM. Land Grant to the Union Pacific ltaalroad. By Telegraph to the Constitution WASHINGTON October 16. The con- missipners appointed by the secretary of the interior. to ascertain is the Union Pacific railroad has supplied time deficielency reported by the commission ore of 1869 report to We interior department that the road is now fully complr ted in accordance with the requirements of the law.

When the president approves this report patents will issue for II land grant of over twelve million acres adja cent to the road. The I lies withheld this land pending the question of mm perfect road. The Herald on the Election. By Telegraph to the Constitution. Nxw YORK.

October 16. The New York Herald thinks from present prospects time democrats have fair prospects for controlling the next house of representatives and that the democratic vote will doubtless increase in the November elections. It considers the present. democratic success as a foretoken of a polls. ical revolution.

and says these repulses signify also that three terms is a hopeless judgment aspiration for Grant. Thien. PARI October 16. Tlc brigands did notgetThiers. Under this head the Louis ville Ky.

Journal asks why anybody advertises in newspapers and gives the fol. lowing sound and simple answer as to why business people advertise and the principle of advertising Obviously this that time advertiser wants hirjwantb' known that lie wants to sell hisgoods that he wants to hire a help that he wants' either assistance or custom which in his own private walk of life he cannot readily come up with. Why then. does he advertise Because he cannot come up with his want. Very well where should he advertise in order to give himself the best show Certainly in that Mt-erfising slms-ef which i read by the greatfit number of peojUe.

TEN CENT COLUMN. Advertitementt of Wanted Fur Sale To Rent Lost arid Found e. dl be inserted in We column at Tm Cents a Lute each insertion( All advertisement in this column mutt paid for In advance sad none will be taken for loss than thirty cents. A ELEGANT ROOM SET or XX Furniture for sale cheap. Enquire at We office.

octu-dtf OABDOK AND AFTER THE JUST of November lint class DAT BOARD' can be had 61 West Mitchell tree A GENTS WANTED ALL OVER THE XX South to Introduce the best telling I articles out. McKEIOHN AtUnUOa. TlTANTED TO RENT-A HOUSE TV its 9 or snore rooms furnished in put or entirely suitable fur a Board. lag House. Location near business centre desired.

Apply at Tea COSSTITCTIOS office. OtUO-d3t SUGAR REFINERS SO Wan St Now York FILL ordrsfor all grades of Coffee' 8n girt la for Granulated and Powdered Sugars anti for fiyrupi promptly and at market rates upon the day they are re- setTed Our. Kopdsar equal In quality to anyinannls tured. 4 sepas-dlmtbs'a Bellevue High Shoo i tfia3U On Ye. and TennB R.

15 UOeafrctt of Lynehburg Bedford Contrf Tlrftalt rpH TentlflBjratialrbsfioa wfll- JL SeptemoerUth. Be ntlf ul and fe kii a nnin or at information ft r. Please Qest orfbe Hoa of the leeslon In an Bei tA. ti ocUT lwift NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE.

MASK V. JOHNSON has this day sold out his Seed and Agricultural Implement bnMneii to Johnson Woodruff Co. and the tame line of business in all lit branches IS heretofore will be continued by the undersigned who solicit a continuation of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed tin the house. MARK SOY WOODRUFF CO. P.

stock of Buggies Wagons and Carriages now arriving. Atlanta October 11874. J. W. CO.

HAVING this day sold out to Johnson Woodruff Co. I beg to say to the public that In the persons of Mr. W. V. Woodruff and Captain Wilbur F.

Johnson will be found all those qualities requisite to good business men and I commend them to the public. To all who owe me on note or account 1 Wm say that am now compelled to have a settlement at I to liquidate my bust- dess. A word to the wise is sufficient. Respectfully MARK W. JOHNSON.

Atlanta Ga. October 1 1874. octl7- 13t Ho for the Fair. Grounds STREET CARS. rpHE Atlanta Street Car Co.

has extended JL the line on Marietta street to within four hundred yards of the Southeast corner of the Park will run extra cars during Fair Week. Walk fromtennlBUi to gate through a shady grove safe front vehicles and from dust. Fare ten cents each way. Will run every fifteen minutes. octlT d4t Anotner Chance in Fifth and Last Gift Concert is AID or TUB PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.

POSTPONED TO NOVEMBER 30th 1874. i HI Drawing certain at that date LIST OF GIFTS. One Grand Cash Gift 350000 One Grand Cash Gift 100000 Due Grand Cash Gilt. 75000 One Grand Cash Gift 50001 One Grand Cash Gift. 25000 5 Cash Gifts.

20000 each. 100000 10 Cash GUter 14000 each. 140000 15 Cash Gifts 10000 each. 150000 20 Cub Gifts 5000 each. 100000 25 Cash Gifts 4000 each.

100000 SO Cash Gifts 3000 each. 90000 50 Gash Gifts 2000 each. 100000 100 Cash Gifts 1000 each. 100001 440 Cash Gifts 600 each. 120000 500 Cash Gifts 100 each.

50000 11 TOO Cash Gifts 60 each. 950000 kind Total 20000 Gifts all PRICE OF TICKETS Whole Tickets. 5000 Halves. 2500 Tenth or each coupon. 500 Whole Tickets for.

50000 12 Tickets for. 100000 For tickets and information address THOSe E. JIRAMLETTE Agent and Manager. Public Library Building Louisville Ky. For tickets or information apply to J.

H. JONES CO. At Phillips Crews Atlanta tia. Grand Lodge or Georgia F. A.

PIIE next. Annual Communication or the JL M. W. Grand Lodge of Georgia will be held at the Grand Lodge Hall in the city 01 Mac commencing on 27th instant being the last Tuesday in October. J.

E31METIBLACKSHEAB octtS d3t Grand Secretary. RATHBONES Some penou hutfl1 tray roes I Store some Mind I1U a ulnr Uute4 of looking for the OM that USODLU ill unsi nnomxn THE ACORN COOK HAS Larf tit Otis say Family ton. Saks. tit lout. 14141 ilekly Wily.

Ytitnitod On. Sirs Box Bottom ail Back. PsabIt Ctrs Hot sat Doors. Ltrftit flies. SileiM4 Drift Loiftit Fir.

Box for loif Woo'- Beart Swiags was'S ion Soars or carpel passes Uad dnlll Fir Back. Tin Bletl draw Ores Dor It UU. On. Doors Stud wltk lIr1u 111. Hwy.

DT SE1T iRO WOII ltCL wwuxm IIlI FOREST CITY KMfetaWbr SAID A CO. Albany 7. HUNNICUTT HEIUNGRATH if bite" JUlIU 8 THE WEEKLY ENQUIRER A Paper for the People a Friend of the warmer and Industrial Classes a beautiful II11 6 EKTILTED Perry's Victory GIVEN TO EVERY o3 SUBSCRIBER. This picture represents Com. Oliver IL Perry in the ad of patting from OD ship to another In a small open.

boat during the heat of battle frJ08ed to the he of the enemy. lTMEASUBE816by22UNCH it rtfitlcalll fiiiUhed to thirteen colors and la undoubtedly the most desirable chromo every offered asapremlam. Single-copies sell at 3. We nave at I great outlay e- earedtbe exclusive control and 8 leo It and therefore are' enabled to present It to our patrons above. Tlitj sqeaau still stands pre-eminent as first-class Kewipaper.

Its various departments allotted to oiromiu Hr. MOKOCS AGJlICqf1UL PoEtn. Cozaza- POSDKSCE Txuoumo tan New all re evidence of the care and pains taken. to supply U. readers with atttAt es and a variety of leading th cannot fad to Interest etch and every member of the household.

blCiiii6tilirOugb curageuU or send direct. tons. We desire agent 4 every ttomce Oaio. FOR i THE Mill Property WITH forty Ur of land adjoining iltuata one and. one-bait miss from Oartersyflle In.

flartow county- on Use Jwowah risei. The Westernirland Atlantic. KiOroad. passes tironilitli premises and water power on of the most extensive In the Forssle ehta Terms easy. Apply to" i Notice In' Bankruptcy.

TN tin DliktCoriit of ine United Slates AfoithKorthtrnIH trlctolOotKla In th matter of Isaat MOore In In TiV in t-i is Tie mndeistgaed Hereby 5lve JDoUce of his ppotoUn jir-Aailrte of lease Uoore ot CrawfordTlllelftith county of Tattaferro sad Bttfc of J5'i HLf rfLg THE rOLLOmN CH WlLt let Tram leavesAtlanta. i 2d. leu. 1 jp sa i8a visoFKnfr 19th nn inM' 2lst. i.

i- I' Trains will leave Union Passenger gate Tickets for sale at Ticket 08 MeUm Co. No Kimball house. Park and return CENTS. B. W.

WR NN General Passenger said Ticket Are I ISTThe Kennesaw BoutaIsthe best route North. Fair Notice to pnB ENTERPRISING A PAINT SHOP ON flH where he will have ample forcelor the sccoInmndsUon of th and especially those coming from that they eujwiSSj i i put up at any point on the ground In a few ull J-which usually attend the occasion. You don't need I or trouble yourselves in the city as you can have them a the shortest notice at a very moderate price. Apply to Gate City Clotliio A. s.

Are prepared to supply EVERYBODY WITH CLOTHING fW up to the men that measure 46 Inches. PRICES THAT DEFY Don't fall to examine our stock and prices. No. 24 PEACHTREE STREET B. TUTTS MEDICINES.

A mild perient and gen tie purga. tivet recommended for the cure of all derangements of the stomach Urer and bowels. By their timely use much sickness is prevented. The test of many yean have proven them to be the safest surest and best of all time pills ever offered to the public. They purify the blood remove all corruptions and restore the diseased systsmto perfect health.

As an Antidote to Chills and Fever they have no equal. For Dyspep. ala they area Specific. For Sick Headache and Bilious Colic they are sure cure. For Constipation Rheu matism Files Palpitation of the Heart Pain in the Side flack and Loins Nervousness a positive cure.

For Female Irregularities without a rival. When one does not feet very well a single dose stimulates the stomach andhowel restores the appetite and imparts vigor to the system. Sold everywhere. Office 18 Murray street New DR. TUTTS HAIR DYE is easily applied imparts a beautiful black or brown and acts like magic.

the best In the world. Sold by all druggists. Price fl 00 per box. The ghastly record of deaths that re suit Irons pulmonary affections is frightful There no disease that is so insUaous in Its attack as consumption. By the neglect of slight colds" they soon become deep seated and defy remedies wlleh if applied at the outset would hsvc averted all danger Dr.

Tutts Expectorant nas proven itself the most valuable Laof Balsam ever discovered. A distinguished clergy man of New York pronounces Jt the greatest blessing of the nineteenth tury and says no family mhoiilmtb with- utlt" It pleasant to the taste and single dose will often remons the most ob stRiate cough. Office IS Mvyay street ew York. cotlS febl4eodwly BUY ONLY THE GENUINE FAIROAKS' SCALES Stock Scales Coil Scales Hay ScthDIr Scales Counter Scajes Al Miles Alarm Till Coi ALARM CASH DRAWER. EVERY ETTEHY Them CO.

311 BBOADWAYtKJETr YORK. IC Baltimore St. Baltimore 43 Camp it. Hew OrJ FAIRBANKSLWINO MASOJaCHALL PfflLADiLPHU ri jTi i For le by leading Hardware 4 CornerJJrotdj and Walton 8tr r- MR. LATE with Messrs.

N. 4Cdof AUtnU per Ltheral sdYuetl it low SATES 0 SliTS- SIT win be raids on eonstrnmenU olCOT- TOXto be sold MteMinAUntiorS4T nib and on shipments to New York or Bo ton or to our correspoTKl nt niUferpoot Messrs Baring Bro A Ca and Tbotv All bualne entrusted to kA TrnitCo Savannah Gs SontherDbsnSotthtStataofUa Oa Ga. lUUayct A Oor BankeA ah. Os. Southern Ins.

TnulCa jtffai aJ BijJ feT5 Masonic Unde saaoboo One Grand Cadi Gift sjr 15 Cash Gift of tiga 28CashQifUof a 43 Cash Giftiof Ha 79 Cash Gifts efHlSOa 250 Cash Gifts of a i 578 Ca8hGifUoTBa 6000 Cash Giftspf 1Lni Whole Tickets HalfTfcketi No Indjyt This Coocert pc ud wulbeeadiadei UberiUty bony tat taimu. acterUedatBnteBt nriH. JOHN LBUFB. For tickets unltltatoj nationaddress i' It LOW fW tlteni wot i four feet and rited1s i i Ul rM Ji h1 3J 0 i I tmy NSTl1tJlf i 3' arlflt1f iawq OYfiTtOlr i A' i1 DBtZIUrU10N TL.ur1- rp to a2 a I 1T' f. pXo1 Wedbor a lttt I ad a te a cRj CuicU0 1O Ca11oce eter.

rt I CV DIn a i pp fOr. wt tble t' ad id' At' to iPc 0 werde Stnld for It Ad 1. Heph GlX TVJQ GE f. AUON SturaY olln 17 ISH UTE DUOCTIC TI KET 1 Pl1D1TBC fOD. ARTRDGEorChat a.

SCOYD DITRC IOR. w. DulhertJ. THIR DlTICT COOK. 8mter.

DISTRCT B. FIH DITRC HOD. J. CADLRofDKalb STH DITBCT lon. Bbb.

SErVTH D1TRC EIGHH DITRCT IOD. STJPfEl8 Talafero. VB DIRCT lu. ofHabrha ELIO DY NOVMBR ITIES lrihw i bter. tlck obe de ned Abut 30 Chine proverb wi I In tCher on way th tine ce A rtrait Jeff rson reat fr.

The h. ofLieut. George ll t1 ter ntgom. The stem that will anti store' 1300 rks 15 i transac nti83Aorses. for his ovation If aJlowan gre necCS3 ty.

An shoc diu hter oflowa Bassio rofessor eccles tical l1cge Yorki McIlwalne of ReQkuk. afel married. Weare Ye Bee. hOl 11 PU tIll. Jvurnil.

In ng me'l queut estbl addedto hills. thegreater and 1ll thr i the i8rdens of the A 1110r ma I taloons and' dialely the first to upon' other. W. hen eurtir le11 and eye 1asa handke hief performancelnid spect ence hich aring fresh of Je who is descri lmanftsht ana Is Mid have saved the stwnahlp The Queen. of 1 suit of not II wo undred ve tried his little venture reauy and now be calmly enduring a pro- hn ea cold bath or else sleeping off his 1 tIrg JIl hQ Wardbo1U1d vessel I picked him tJp.

If his Ural OWevel. failed it is unde tood anee lie expecti anihopesto picked up and will Joverboard in the moss frequented track of ehJp. But he Yf luck. His prep atio are dab1e. A.

rubber. biiirlis b1 IQUy. la storea withtOQ drlnk elotbeuud sigualjligbtlrAh axe form lataarmovyo tin to rb. It 1ntiJt1e ticS- a noaet. ah.

chop 1 wniYoroua wll1Vxnuncblna e9 il i yiitsm with dfC1IV. 1M fft. eo Euro Itconta1ns ofJ. ourrcadera lsnth. IW1AopLtJy 1Jnk la ed ste Jb9IlQta in IIOmQ tPiPfIJ1Wt 1 of I nt directlme' between' lar el i ne tiationl ug ing rates 6f tWeeit ne 9rk Emp re I.

frel ht line- I I ocean oondchargiDg feesandbrokrengeand the expen tran. tlon f2 thr fore. 8 poolandSavannah r. jl. With 10lltrrlghts es.

qll6thms invcl leut Hm on tU irert lin is ii arra c' s. the2J th presi ent th st rtled" as and uch are. wiUfullies. 1 bomhis tuents wb re in what anyone Wednes ly andIndi3na livhtplf tMrpnnhIiNln wf 1. ew ork tocome tbnate1y ahippedtoAilanta the ot' reveryh1gh.

rwto oogaaUthe al rig th as far as c6nternpo on butnow lI li t1e ijkethat eVer. QIIl Diift mcW' at da accotUl ar 1. t1n d. l' fj 111 crowtnc lie 1etIfnbii 11. I m1JC.

J11a ftCnL lt eitlr tiV hooJHor Rem tLf your ent ta lL o' ot i TDiQeWl be pre. 1th' em tl layingis AsOhlo George tice lo JI. qul t' nty. uin forfair weekfor two years. ringfai ODreas OTOX I congr So lendin bs bllldmilar th la ssion as t1ftst0 dolrs 4Vill full ond- owerful hird- wmpany fi I I The of the 1an Jresi ent an The oflhearmy An of the Seventh-An biu' rants r.

ew Engl nd The Eleventh-An ped just ire or er to keep othersoutlllrn thiev Twelfth-Claims thl hich Thirteenth-The I I i snes reen. Lac ks. The ai tenn 4L Eighteenth-Divers lan The Twentieth-The car t' 1g a grlgatin chiefl The mone measures of. to' thou ds vi itors brin con regatrd tir 1 :52. def tin' TalC ftl winDIn li2 n.

BO TOY. Yon as trnini Dockra a Santandertofunsish jtO re ifed toth Cons tution. Fortbe states Ul Forthe Bit fc Yoaioci bei1G. I 1Ia Jl 1. T' ii Jli.

FI istric" nEp r' Th dlatri D. Ho. FlfthdhstrictlG WII ll.a.\ Reventh T. 1U1 distrlc W. l4.

fob. enUt atstrlc Wn oX 8eyn th JLBJac 1 rl S. e. ten ftrst Jstr Twenty-fifth dI8trle Twent-AeY n1h It. I W1L H.

Fn. eman. GE distrie EP JT FQ yfirat district rd R. TtJEOLD district 4. 4.

B. district J. dlst T.J. district W. WMathewl J.

R. econd district-SG. Fourtleth senate llElItEllEXTA I Paul fl. W. Bh wmake Baldwin T.

Banks Baker ames Dr. t31. II. J. Butts-Alex.

J. Clinch Coffee J. Shell nut. Chatham-A. Cobb An erson.

A. S. Jesse Dr. Irwin J. Rhar Crawford R.

Calhoun Fe Dou A. We tbrook salow SKY. Dr. E. Douglass 1.

O. Decatur-Daniel W. Dlw un-D. EI rt attoI. EtJing H.

Emanuel Kenned FU Fl D. Fult W. Ho e. Thomas Fl U. garlRad T.

I WJ ttyimn-J. L. Oilmcr-J llaucoek-J. Hou. lon- Hull-A.

lleard-J. Tie. Jefferson Irwin-A. Johnson Ja T. Jones Jackson-G.

lnd- Lowudes Lee Laurens-ir. O. Murray-B. J. Meadors Ind.

Miller lcInto h- T. co Ad mtl Macon T. Mitchell McDuftle-J. O. Newton B.

nderson lb G. Pickens-L. f. Pike-A. rank Pierce-I.

WII A. Ind. P. Rmmbuxi-L. Ilk I Yirlrll Wt ton.

T. 8t wart. Spalding-A. R. H.

1' D. W. On. saac Twiggs-J. I Troup-J.

Or. JTooje Towns COl1eY. W. Qt nn. 4.

Walton arter. W. l. Ware White- P. Crai Warren-Dr.

L1l1l Wayne Webster ubueenith Worth phell Walker Ofthlauumber wen three If. hive ed. The hl f' 8 epe1i4 DJ1e 1 deP1 2t I look.BJt\ to i Xi swt1 af" iO" ii J5 tJ 1r Ij 3J j. A. de i' i.

tf irr dfcrl ten nh 11 erlence theolher 1 btw41 be1s i I tJ ut JWu I JeJ ure1Yl usWi tJcat ube clUIleopposite Foggajeelr obsen d' jtlc mfof JIlItthrough the. Ch nuof' the ten ra o' asktd' a' VolcewithbL YC1 an' md srer. Lf. tts otlJm itaiaIl chUlyout Tbou bt 11 ht. Good night street In crledthe YeL AJIrlghl warm' dooropenoo be ry gentlemanlyl king lnt Yes1 morning brought latl Jn.

robb of watches uoun 16. nsta. deiJtro 8l Kay- ent Loul8 ana Ir. no signs Qn ew sn eon ha Qy me. vouwithi lk.

ms ame feelln Iy ours to ou me. rcfu our mb tantlal pocket hook ut pea II. rv Ttl 101M EW YORK. The exist calen er. Rev.

IIU lS Dr. wbeen XEWYORX The gresslonal tld8 1 The consu portli Fa1lareofalaJe Cigar House. Tet ph Sarred r. raph ADJUD Dun ar. WestYIrglnIa.

Te1e iph' to Conatltutiou. WA8HDiOTOlfOctober The cc- turnllndlcate of. da bYi100 cI B1Te COijUtuUon. LoxnoBQ Mra. I Dl bl Ic for NetI ol122Dd T.

a ik. l4JeenU ftrl I' 4 rJ iw 7 bj i i i cqm pr08pectiare 80. lallT Brie ratuemat ea bA. e. ri ntJyOO Ml ev 4 1 Cot.

tnmul4Ho pn0D Phoenl elHi miI badJyli1Jurid ther" 11.80011- toTbegm Tbe 1n te2L ry. En has. OTedJ to. a P. w.

nu. gut1T1' vi wiencnille VallIMswent few since us t1 saw Weticp opo nhfLaw. nthel duirolI Dr. huen. ea abOutDamour utte 1IaconJ entlemen Hon.

AN t. mayor. Nearly year. ake. yo th Ix.

liringin an Satu NJilfI. Themeet Thomas uired The A NtUB On i in Ad Mr. ry whichhewQS The Ir. Mr. lr.

It armedllnd George Some a rc ent ry Mr. lr. promisingyoung Calla ways Stat Press. The le Thewhite Large Five Two cat. ASIlt OTOY.

The mLioneN bythc rs departl fuU te ofa Tele ph EW The si jfy 16. id not get Thiers. Lnderthis Louisville verti anta his goods life' Why' weUi rldrtrf ing is fuullJy mba nIofWanted lIt bl thlrt AN oct15 It ON Novem 1 DA at i 1 AGENTS THE uth oc Atlanta Ga. ANTED RE. T-A pplJ Havem8Y Bros.

Go. 8UCARltEFINEfl8 et wYor FILLOrd t9r au. Gnn Powd i dtor' PUplPrompU1' anda' I mart nte are. IlI1 r. 1.

1ii i. hi 00 ift. OaV 4 1L 15 Yhlf I 4 IleUcmIeo trV iT in bIItnIdorq I Uf ea UI wxJLAJJB1 1 tr i OR LNJt' Of ilOUSE vjjjz RE- fRES 1S I EdUorCMtMuvllDtJ al unce name at a randliata for ot he HOIII. of. Re ntUI at th.

J. l1e It 1f- ARKw LhladlJ aol Imj1 bUiln JohniOuWoodrd 1 i1l undersign. ed ho SOlfelt UODof 11 th 1 187i. RA VISa ublfc tho req ul61te ha am wl. to octl7-dSt forthe I THE A Car VI eek.

from terminus had oet17-dU 1 30th. Gltt. Gift. 0 Gift. Gif Glfis.

looXXI 5OOCashOIts l00earh. gso GiftsaU IV 1101e 50 00 25 00 cou pon. 00 for. 500 00 1000 00 ss A ent 0. rilE lutTue Tr ELACKSUKAR 3t bees Dllum tarr.

et 11ot. ctlraJr Ulate4 Bottomld 10. Ueartk wo. Ma4 wit un Tt UTlUACTOaT. BEWNGRATH WEE LY armer II I from011uhlp most.

as a premium. oath1M- eared the sale of it JQmu eluaNew.paper. iT1 ona PONDncE Nzwlll glee oftbe all till tie. thaS evefy. bIerf 1hiough our igeut ouend to De.

Alteanolgentt everyP and where lions see yet sppojnaed let some fourm a lIJrE hr cmcur1rurO 4T ty Of1a d' djo Etowi tt. neWatenl ad BaIJM4pwesthIQR lthil 1raterp Cf out thetate. :1 cheap. i I rlWlWr Rb oeu I AUonlf1aUaw. lce ln ij UUiDfatrlct.

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