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Ki ritcis barometer. Local Weather Report ATUHTA U. February 27 U79. 11:31 4 pl 10:31" Time. 7am.

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WTreoh 41X. W. Gentle SI N. E. Gentle 83 N.

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Clear. Mean dailf i Mean OIK Mean i 79 1 Minimum ther. 46 I Miutmum ther. 23 1 I Total rslnfalL 00 H. HAIX Corpoml Sign Corps U.

S. A LOCALS. James Ormonds Paper Mills Office 43 Broad Street. ATLANTA GEORGIA. For specimen of News see DAILY and WULT CONSTITUTION.

875 feb2B dtf WHOLESALE AGENTS run TUX THI ONLY SEWING HAC1IUTE ever sold that fully meeta the requuineuU complete guarantees. Liberal Terms to Merchants. Write for Circulars. 43 Whitehall street ATLANTA th. 409 rnar24 dtf oct23 French German Japanese plain end decorated Chins Earthen Glass and Plated Ware Xamps Cutlerynot to be excelled in prices quality or quantity at HENHYSELTZEES Closing Out Sale I now offer from this date my end Htuck of Goods Positively at NEW YORI COST such as Dry Goods Boots Shoes an a large stock of Ladies' and Gent Trunks and Satchels.

This inducement offered for twenty days only without an Humbug. Purchasers can save money calling at my store and thereby co viuce themselves. D. STEINHEIMKB New York Store 48 Whitehall street. 400 feb22 dlw Alex.

Fox Optician TO ADVEItTJMMETN. See Second Pace. Underwriters' guano sale Dorsett A Kenned Schedule Central and Southwestern Railroad Herrlngi Safes Htrring Co. ATLANTA. GA.

FEBRUARY 28. 1879. SIDEWALK NOTES. More delightful weather could not be desired. The sprinkling cart is doing a cool and refreshing business.

Onuondu grove is a popular resort for picnic parties of two person Decatur street it is said will celebrate a marriage at no distant day. Let er roll. All bets upon the result of the chicken main recently fought at New Orleans we art- informed are declared off. Work upon Pittmaus avenue Is being pushed forward quite rapidly. The thor ouglifare will be opened at an early day.

The mercury was down to 22 yesterday morning which is quite a change from what it has been for some days past. cverul torn and tattered awnings thu are hung in front of some of thestoceaoi this city should be taken away. The live stock market is dull and very few tine horses and mules are offered for sale. The streets in the central portion of the city are tolerably clean and pretty generally spsking artrin gr od condition. Look alter your premises and see that they are kept perfectly dean and in good order.

The Concordia association is banking on a grand masquerade ball to come off at the hall at an early day. The cotton season if we may judge by appearances is rapidly growing to a close Its Atlanta. The masquerade ball in honor of the feustof purtu by the Sunday-school of the synagogue promises to be an eventful occa sion. We learn that Mr. F.

M. Eddlenian will soon erect an elegant residence on the site of his present home on Houston street. It will be an ornament to the city. The audience that witnessed the ren ditioti of Our Bachelors" at DeUivesopera Use on Wednesday night was one of the largest ever seen in that building. H.

11. S. Pinafore will be given in At lanta at an early day. This opera is all the rage at the north and the theater-goers of tlils city are anxious to see it. Two weddings Wednesday In this city a others on the way.

Jo the langugeof Judge Jowler It Is an epidemic its in the very air. The Irving club will meet at the re 4- Jcrc of Colonel N. J. Hammond No. 158 reaehtree street to-night.

tful1 attendance i expected. There arescores of country merchants In the city daily buying their spring stock of gotkK Prom one of them we learn that tIity au buy goods cheaper here than they cOt to New York and on better terms. Mr. 1. C.

Kimball Atlanta is one of the most enthusiastic Sunday school work ers He takes a deep interest in everything that relates to the welfare of Sqnds schools. The troops at McPherson barracks will resume their every afternoon dress- parade and the bane will commence to give almost nightly concert in the open air. hen the Urne conies there will be bun- di eda of visitors daily at the garrison. As auramer approaches it would be well for the mangy cur to lower his jesticnlating tail and lead the life of recluse in some distant swansp until the canine chariot faSTfSSi1 ol flue mules eu cwvwi ft wnnneowpn 8ajw ttift fa a fofMaicbiSxti odr ia MM rWTtVllt Ta rar wejbve been laboring under the most ppalling and disheartnirig prospet taxes eryhien and produce of late very low our peaptefn debt and Bealy have not. the neans to carry on" no branch wx business with that degree of perfection that they uigbtdoif they only had means now we hitik that the general government can fur.

Jsb the means without Any danger or loss to 111 sell but to the contrary the interest of the federal governmeht would be greatly augmented by the passage of such an act as we expect to show before this article is flu' shed in the first place let the government make green backs a legal tender in the next lace let the general government find out he individual and the aggregates value of he taxable property oh Real estate the value to be taken froth the tax books Just as evry man has valued his own real estate and let the government authorise the print- ug and distributingof as much government money as the actual needs of the peaple Require and let this money be loaned to the peaple at four per cent interest no lndiyiual eiu allowed to barrow more than one fourth on the value of his Heal estate and his Real estate to be so mortgagd to the overnment to tecure the faithful am true payment of all the harrowed money the 4 per cent interest to be punctually paid nually the principle to be paid at some future time to be tixed by the government say six or ten years after the passage of the act the longer it Runs on interest the better for the government as the interest on the on the money In the hands of our lndustri- 005 citizens would amount to millions dollars evry year all of which would go into the treasury of the united states now in my ludgentent the state of georgia alone would need and woul use at least 5000000 Dollars a year well suppose that each state would use 6000000 then evry five states would pay 1000000 Dollars into the treasury of the united states evry year that the money went out at 4 per cent interOst thus we see that the 1 per cent interest paid on the national money would in a very few years pay the whole national debt while the actual needs of the people would be relieved their plantations greatly' improved so that the value on real estate in less than five years would be increased more than 60 per cent while many a dense forest thai now lies waste would soon be converted into fruitful fields and the wilderness itseli would soon be made to blossom andbu like the rose as said Isaiah the prophet feeling as I do that our people will soon se as well as feel the importance of adoptin1 some measure like unto this I cannotrefraii from feeling the same spirit that inspire the beautiful lines of the poet a few which we give below Columbia Columbia to glory alr the queen of th world and the child of the skies we give the last verse as th authors mind Seemed to have goton into a state of happy teas quilty As down alone valley with cedars oer spread From wars dread confusion I pensively strayed The gloom from the face of lair heaven retired The winds hushed their murmers The thunders expired perfumes as of Mei flowed tweedy along A voice as of angels enchanting sung Columbia Columbia to glory arise The queen of the world and the child of the skit now candid reader if this. letter come under your observation you will see that only touches lightly tipon a few point where much might be said and if you favo Reform and progression to good govern ruent make your wishes known throug the constitution and they cannot fail i come under the notice of those in big authority of office who claim themselves i be your servents and express a wish carry out your views in all cases that wL be safe to the government and safe an henificial to the people make your wislit known and you have you faces set towar reform never turn Back until you hat established for your young and tender off spring atruly democratic government that will protect the persons the Rights and interest of all its subjects Respectfully submited WILLIAM KEroN Mr editors of the constitution if you think proper you may give the foregoing short letter to you readers it will let them know what souse of us is thinking about when we are groaning under the Burthen of hard tithes the scurity money and the general indebtedness of the hard laboring class of the people without any prospect that times can git better until the people can Relieve themselves front extortion which sinks lower every year yours Re spectfully W. K. Trains Delayed. Just because Sallie Broadfield the ever polite and efficient stewardess of the union passenger depot excurtedoiftoNew Orleans us attend the Mardi Gras the passenger trains seemed to get off tlir nut" yester day.

Doubtless it Sallie had known that they wet not going to behave themselves and come in on regular schedule time New Orleans would have been short at least one jiopular visitor. Some of the trains were behind time as much as three hours. The Atlanta and West Point passenger was one of these. The delay it is said was owing to the fact that the train was very long having four passenger coaches and the usual number of other cars. These were heavily loaded with passengers who wtre returning home front the festivities of the Mardi Gras at.

New Orleans. As accidents frequently occur in tte best of regulated families delays sometimes occur iu the best of regulated railroads. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Katie Ilowell of Marietta is jn the city on a visit. Miss Florence Force of Atlanta is visiting Miss Annie Camp.

of Marietta. Mr. M. J. Atkins a prominent citizen uf Cuthbert Ga.

is visiting Atlanta. Mr. 1. L. ilardeenan of Macon is in the city.

Miss Ella Sewell of Atlanta is visiting friends at Douglasviile. Hon. Emory eer was at the Kimball yesteiday. Mr. Donnegan.

of Louisville. who is a great favonte in Atlanta society is in the city for a few days' stay. elect Emory eer of Athens was in the city yesterday on a short visit. Mrs. Dr.

A. W. Calhoun who has hr some weeks past been on a visit tsber rela tives its Augusta has returned to Atlanta. Mr. J' wph L.

Bass of Griffin passed through the city yesterday en route to the west. Captain George Kriessays that he has a dog with a nose so keen that he will track a ghoit. Mr. H. Reed and Mr.

R. IV McFerrin representing the carriage manufactory of Lewis Cook Co. of Cincinnati are taking in the city together. Sallie Snider of Macon who has for the past two weeks been the guest of her cousin. Mrs.

E. C. Peters. at the Kimball has returned home leaving numerous friends and admirers in this city who hope to see her again in Atlanta at ah early day. Stuart Robson wife and daughter V.

HCrane and wife registered at the Kiiukdl A majority of the stars and troupes wake this elegant hotel their stopping place. Hon. Reese Crawford Senator T. V. Grimes anti others who were the escort of the remains of the late General IL Chilton to Virginia passed through the city yes terday on their return to Columbus.

Mrs. Governor A. H. Colquiti and daughter left the city a few days since in route to Polk county where they will spend a short visit with their relative lion. Mar cus A.

Burnt. Mr. Ed. F. Sisson general southeastern passenger agent the Memphis and Little Rock-railroad and the Arkansas and Texas short-line with headquarters at Chattanoo was in the city yesterday attending the railroad convention.

Yesterday we Inspected the admirable improvements which our model. city enf sneer Mr. II. T. McDaniel.

Ii making on Butler street. It will soon open for the public and will be a mile and a quarter of beautiful drive. Mr. McDaniel never stop starts plan with he perfectly notice foUowlng- ilroadofffl Sdaliregistered the" lT Vll li i could gainerme parutuiaraoccui rtoliave been theser Shortly before the hour at the own freight train of the. Central advertised to leave Mr.

Hudson met oni and made a contract with the porter to ie effect that If he would pilot Mr. Tiwl- to the trainandcarry several packages gocdsi he s1ouId receive one dolly his trouble. Tom took the packages and ery soon he and Mr. Hudson were at the jain. Here Tom asked for hi pay and r.

Hudson refused to give it to huuaiid a uarrel ensued. Tom made some remark nd started away. As he did so Mr. Hod. drew a pistol and fired at bins.

The egro says that the ball took deadly effect the sand a few yards from where lie was. ons then commenced running. As he ran says Mr. Hudson shot at him the second me. HE TRAVELED rsvza THAN Till BALL.

He says that he does not know where thi all struck but he is satisfied that it came ery near him. He thinks that as he was unning at a pretty good speed he probably raveled faster than the ball He did not lack up his strides until he had put the alls of the Wilson house between him nd Mr. Hudson. Tom seems to take the hole affair as a good joke and laughed eartily as he recounted the details of the hooting. Up to a late hour Wit night the olice had wade a fruitless search for Mr.

udson. It is thought by many that he eft the city on board of the traits and that is now at his house in Clayton county. he particujars as given above- we learned ront Toni and could not find any one else ho had either seen or knew anything utherof the affair. A FIGHT FOR PARTNERS. 111.

Ynrne lo Pistol Practice Upon Lawrence Trippe. Last night about twelve o'clock a shoot- ug scrape occurred at a hail given in the ld Concordia hall on west Mitchell street iy the Young Men's social club in which Cal. Varnedoe shot Lawrence Trippe in the ace with a pistol inflicting a painful but lot dangerous wound. Soon after the difficulty the ball broke up and we failed find any one who had been an eye witness the affair. However from the best in ormation that we could gather the shoot- ng occurred in this way Varnedoe and Trippe wanted lo dance a particular set with a particular lady and as this could not be done.

a quarrel" ensued. arnedoe says that Trippe took hold nm and commenced to choke him. As did this Varnedue drew a pistol and placittg the weapon in proximity to Trippe' face pulled the trigger. The ball took effect in Trip e's face break. ng out two teeth on the right side of th face and came out through the fleshy part the jaw.

No bones were broken and th oss of the two ti-eth together with the fles wound in the Itice are about. the only ltsU- rios that were done by the ball. After the shooting Varnedoe went to th station-house where he found Captain Connolly and gave himself up to that officer. lie admitted having done the shooting an Produced the pistol which fired the shot. The weapon is of the one-barrel order an looks as though it took a large sized ball.

Trippe was taken to the office of Dr. E. Roach where his wounds received prompt attention by that physician. Varnedoe is confined in the station- house where he will remain until some action is taken in the matter to-day. heap Coat for Atlanta.

EDITORS IzI In a recent issue you published an interview on the subject cheap coal for the city of Atlarta in which the writer urges as a remedy the completion of the Georgia Western railroad. I have ri doubt that the completion of that roa would be of great benefit to tlanta eventually giving her another route to Chatta- tiouga but even with present lines there a remedy and coal could be put into A lanta much cheaper than the prices name its your article. Take for instance tl coal from Coal creek Tennessee. Th freight from Coal creek mines to Atlanta now and has beetI for some time 360 ton of 25 bushels 2000 pounds. Of th the Knoxville and Ohio partis fi234 cents the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgis tot total say 175 while you state road gets the balance 185 for a utile run.

The It. it 0. road is only 3 suites to the coal mines hut on account i grades they have to run 50 miles to get train of 18 or 20 cars into Knoxville. your road charged the same as the Easi Tennesse Virginia and Georgia your coa would immediately be reduced pet ion. One reason of Ihis is no doubt tha the cars have to be pulled back empty The coal rate to Rome all under control Eat Tennessee Virginia and Georgia 230 per ton takingoff62Kc.

leaving 167. fur 152 suites run. To Chattanooga thi coal rate is 150 per ton from Coal cree 00 cents of Which belongs to the R. i road and there is even a lower rate for lU car lots to manufacturers. Thus you se if your W.

ct. A. road rated at 1 ce per mile under the same arrangement as hattatso-ga the freight for coal Irons Co creek to Atlatiti would be only 250 an perhaps less. The W. A.

road can affort 10 carry coal for less than the Georgi Western as it has an immense other tratl hot likely to go to that road. The finisluin of the Cincinnati Southern will snake shorter run for coal thai Irons KnoxviL but even then cheap coal for Atlanta depend almost entirely on the action of IV. A. road as to freight charges. Coat.

Knoxville Tenn. Feb. 241879. Supreme Court of Georgia. ATLANTA GA.

February 271879. Macon Circuit 14 Klint Circuit Coweta Circuit 18 Rome Circuit I Cherokee Circuit- 6 Middle Circuit- 6 Oemutgee Brunswick Eastern Circuit. 3 Atlanta Circuit. 30 Augusta ClrcsiL12 MACON' CIRCUIT. No.

3. Argument concluded. No. 26. English for use vs.

McElroy. Equity. from Bibb. Argued. John Rutherford for plaintiff in error.

R. W. Jemison 8 for defendant. Nos. 1 and 2.

Dismissed. No. 12. Withdrawn. No.

3. Brautley vs. Lamar et al. comtni sioners et at. Equity from Bibb.

R. F. Lyon for plaintiff' in error. E. F.

BestBaconRutherfordG W. Gustic contrite. Pending the. argument of Mr. Gustir the court adjourned to 10 o'clock a.

in. to morrow. POLICE POINTS. The police are now after a new batch of chicken thieves. Officer McCrary of the police force has written a new ballad the singing of whit it is said just breaks the boys up.

At his own suggestion and request Mr. W. L. Jones who was one of the regular policemen is now acting as a supernumer any. This change will give Mr.

tones nor time to attend to his detective business. The vacancy on the regular force caused by the removal of Mr. W. L. Jones has eeu tilled by the appointment of Mr.

A. Goodson who will doubtless make a most efficient member. For the benefit of numerous females who may wish to invest in the matrimonial market it may be well to state that there are still several members of thepolice force who re single not of their own fault however. A white man eminently intoxicated fell against window in the Willinghiam build lug Wednesday night and bad his face bad ly cutin several places by broken pieces of glass. He was tars-led in a bleeding condition to the station where his wounds were attended to after.

which he was placed in a cell to sober oft He agreed to pay the damages and as he was perfectly quiet there will be no charges against him. Work en thecurralin which in the future wilt be worked the hands from the recorder's toilet rapid vgaing on. The steep- lug quarters have en bull and the en. closure will be completed to The street bands will go pot and be regnhtrlr installed In their new quarters on Saturday- nd woiiwilI2be commenced Nondjy morning. Yesterdayilr Andrew Stewart jf arranging the bill of fare for the con- TictaIn tnrdarai if iMr.

Stewarta mod- wtygiHU Jdlow wetwUIlpitottone of tteinto te ibefcabli de bow the hands fteteoordertcoart ire VjiC SiS' VV JPY. MB MHMWM WS f- i Fr- WV- Vj rtoe Howell i lccoaBfeTtralfe Jy teamed ott fei fc ot tolfras da iSrfrKrJtSelUHoy WbroaiermrHAijrelJtweftCT i Tt ii ii 2 OTftnKS 1V firt- JlrrJgeltHgsrell aUnejime waiengaged In thfiHty which caused ft New Orleans papers bring ns the full particulars of the affray front which we condense a statement for the benefit of the curious and Inquiring public. OKiorv or vHs QUAREL The quarrel Is saIdtsihave originated upon a Pullman car of which Ed. Howell was conductor. Upon the down trip the previous day Winiberly and Townsend Doardedthe cat at Coffeeville and secured berths.

They sat down upon a seat and placed their feet upon the cushions opposite. Mr. Howell told them politely that placing their feet upon the cushions was violative of the company's rules. Wimbefly became abusive to. Mr.

Howell. and borne sharp words Mr. Howell went out upon the platform and Wlmberlv followed and struck him in the face. Mindful of Isis position and duties Howell did not resent this attack and the matter ended for the time being. Bad blood had been aroused between the two men however and they prepartd for a future settlement.

SEEKING TUN AOORKSSOL Upon his arrival iii New Orleans Mr. Howell informed his brother Sell. Howell who was general passenger and ticket agent of the Piedmont Line. under Colonel W. J.

Houston of this city of what had haMiened. They aupear to have armed themselves and gone out to hunt for the aggressor. In he morning they saw hint near the St. harles hotel when it is alleged pistols were drawn but a rencontre prevented by iniberly taking refuge in the rotunda ar. Later on St about 6 p.

ni. they again net with Wimberley attd Townsend near he corner of St. Charles and Common treets. One of the Howells said Here is lie now or words similar nsI then began a general pistol fusilatle. From the best accounts as gleaned from 11 parties Sell.

Howell ed first at Wimberley HITTtNJ HIM IN THE NECK. Wimberley drew his pistol and was then hot in the right ear making a rlesh wound te started to run he says and was shot the hird time hi the back oar the left hum- ar region giving him a probably morta wound. Wituberley says he did not shoot and that his pistol was taken from him jmeone claiming to be a friend. He was outtd wounded as described in the store No. S4 St.

Charles street. Townsend ran and was being fired upon by Ed. Howell when taken into custody the police. Ed. Howell was standing on Common street with a Trauter pistol in each hand and had emptied nine of the chambers.

was approached by Officer McUonough whom he commanded to Stand back. The officer did not obey and Howell fired twice at him without effect. Howell was then seized and disarmed. THE VICTIM SELL HOWELL when the first shots were fired staggered into a saloon near by and exclaimed Have mercy on me for Gods sake I am shot am killed. A gentleman went to his aid but was compelled to throw Howell down to prevent the latter from hurting him.

Howell got up and went out th back door and into a boot store where he fell dead behind the cools- ter. One report says that when Howell entered the store he was followed by a ma who shot him dead. Howell's remains were well cared for. Ed. Howell was placed in prison as was Townsend and Wituberly carried to th charity hospital where his third wound pronounced a mortal one.

None of th parties will make a statement concernin the unfortunate affair. tic. FRED. KING WOUNDED. Dr.

Fred. King of Atlanta wasstandin near by when the difficulty began and was wounded in the left heel by one of the fl ing bullets. He went to Ball Lyons dr 3 store where his wound was dressed and pronounced serious though nut dangerous Time Democrat says Dr. King was afterwards removed to the charity hospital for trea ument. And this is the story of a bloody tragedy of the great carnival day The Recent Great Fires in Sew York.

Property valued at over 4000000 was destroyed by the recent tires in New Yorl These disasters recall public attention to th receptacles intended to protect books deeds securities and valuables that cannot be insured by the underwriters. The growing tendency among some manufacturers to cheapen their already inferior production- seeking to make up for deficiencies by th plausibility of their agents makes it a ma ter of increased importance that care should be excercised in the selection of a safe. The late fires prove that there are safes that may be implicitly trusted and also the worthlessness of others. The first of these tires occurred on the 14th of January last stroyine the great building on Broadway oc cupsed by Messrs. Howard Co.

an other prominent firms. 11 is worthy of no that the firm named saved the contents their three Herrings Safes indeed itissa this is time only snake of. a safejthat preserve their contents without an exception. Tl great fire in the dry goods district aga proved Herrings Safe to be thoroughly liable. These were in use by the followii firms Messrs.

Van Vpl ken burgh Leavitt Walkinshaw i Voigt H. V. T. Mali Co. Forstmann Cu.

Schnabel Bros. others. There were eighteen Herrings Pateni Safes in time two fires every one pr oerved their valuable contents. military Courtesies. Captain Reese Crawford of the Muse Rifles Captain R.

J. Binford of tl City Light Guards Lieutenant Thomas Grimes of the Columbus Guards and ot er members of the militory escort that ca ried General Chiltons remains to Rich mound passed thr ugh this city yesterday afternoon en route home to Columbus. They were met at the Line train Captain J. F. Burke and Lieutenant J.

Butler of the Gate City Guards Oaptair V. I. Heyward ant Lieutenant Eugeni Bruckner of the Governors Guards Ca tain E. S. McCandless of the Atlanta dets and Captain John L.

Hardeman the Floyd Rifles of Macon who escort ed them to Ballard's dining saloon where Captain Burke for the late Cit Guards had a dinner in waiting for the en tire party. Owing to the train being la but little time was allowed for the inter change of courtesies still out' boys full kept up Atlanta's generous hospitality. WUbeln J. Wilhelmj the greatest living Violinist who so delighted our citizens a few nigh ago is coming again to Atlanta. This tim he promises a rare treat to those who lovi the simple airs that they are acquainted with.

All who heard him at his first con cert will discover new beauties in his rend lion of a different style of music and will 1 sue to hear him again while those whc were so unfortunate as to miss his first ai pearance will thus have a last opportunity to listen to such violin-playing as has nevet been heard in this country. Seat. wUl he saleat Phillips Crews to-morrow mornin One Dollar without extra charge for resery- lug. Reserved seats in front row of balcon Seventy-five Cents. Concert Monday night Sunday-School Institute To-night.

The regular monthly meeting of the Sunday-school institute will be herd at the Sec ond Baptist church at past seven o'clock. B. F. Jacobs sq of Chicago whose eloquent address at the First 1LE. church on Wednesday night so deeply impressed his audience will conduct the lesson exercise and give illustrations of the best methods of teaching.

The presence Mr. Sacobs will add greatly to the lutegesi of the occasion and the meeting will pros ably be the best yet held. Oflteznma SocIal Club. There is to be a grand masquerade part at Montezuma Georgia March TOt OA. Hamilton T.

II. McKenzie W. H. Harrson 11. Campbell William Minor C.

Smith IL M. Cox D. S. Puke A JohiT son and Eugene Turner are the committee t1 invitation. 4jr Take three-quarters of a cup of butter beaten to cream add two cups of white rog fr oiwKcup of sweet milk four egES beaten stiflj arid three cups of flour wit mixed with the flour drran A.

wife addanri terof RkkmondKyTare Inine city spend risit ST Ooleman. of the firm of Boss hernan ol Macon 4 was In the dtr yesterday. 3s i i romthedtymirsnal for lour dollars and ty cents5 That amount was so altered as to Tea vfourteettVdolhirS and liOc. This alteration was quite plain and showed that IB word teen had been written just after four" and before the figures SOc At ie Bottom of the receipt was placed the gore between the dollar mark and ie figures 450. These changes showed iat the alteration hail been made by some newhoWAS not skilled in the business.

he wOrd teen and the figure 1" did not ntheieasf resemitle the others and the ink 5th which they were made was totally of a different color from that used in making nt the receipL On the part of the city. Marshal Douglass ppeaied and gave in the following testi- wony Sometime since Mr. Reese cause to my mce and took out a license to retail groceries for which he paid four dollars and fifty cents which was for three months. The cense would have been only two dollars and fifty cents but as a is had been issued against him the costs were added which brought. up the rnountto 4 50.

The license which he took ut was dated January 1st. The applicant who had been selling beef states that he lad given up the butcher business and wanted a licensa only to st It groceries. A ew days since I learned that he was still selling beef and that he had been oing" so ever since January 1st made out a fa. against Mr. Reese and ent Mr.

W. H. White one of my deputies serve When that gentleman served It pon Mr. Reese he pulled out a receipt and landing it to Mr. White stated that he had aid a license to carry on the business of a utcher.

As soon as Mr. White took the receipt in his hand be saw that-it had been raised and brought the paper to me Mr White testified in substance to the evidence given in by Mr. Douglass so far as it relates to the way in which the paper was procured from Mr. Reese. Theaceused gentleman admitted that the eceipt had been raised and said that tis son a little fellow of eight rears of age had done the business.

He says that since discovering the fact that the receipt had been changed he has found other papers in his possession that have jeen changed by his son. Recorder Milledge said that he. had some dubta in reference to his jurisdiction to try such a case and concluded to postpone further action until to-day. He ordered the officers to take charge of Mr. Reese until ht had given a bond of one hundred dollars lot his appearance to-day.

The investigation to-day may bring outoxue new develop. nients which will be given to-morrow. Hat the air which we breathe any thing to do will raising THE AGRICULTURAL CONGRESS. Its Next Meeting in Atlanta. Yesterday at 1 o'clock Dr.

T. P. Janes the state commissioner of agriculture returned front time recent session of the Na tional agricultural congress in Nashville Dr. Janes is president of this the most im portant agricultural body in the country His address to the congress at its re cent session was highly complimentec by the Nat press and it was princi pally through his labors that the body was induced to hold its NEXT MEETING IS ATLANTA. The summer meetings of the congress art always great occasions.

It is probable this every state will be represented at time meet lug here next August. The convention wil meet on the 26th and continue in session a least three days. It was a peculiar honor Jo Dr. Janus that he was re-elected presiden at the recent meeting. The summer meet lug here will be an event of rare interest and will bring hundreds of visitors to th city.

Dr. Jisnes will do all in his power I snake the-meeting interesting. Marriage. was the scene of another bril liatit wedding last Wednesday night ha of Mr Alotizo J. White jr.

of Charleston to Miss Allie J. McLellan of Marietta. The attendants were Mr. J. A.

Whitne and Miss Lillie McLellan Mr. Louis Mor ris and Miss Hattie Risatmer Mr. Henry II Baker and Miss Katie Strong Jir. W. Haynes and Miss Susie- Uuttoslpli.

Mr. T. Glower and Mi Lelia Hurt Mr. Bob Cum min and Miss Ltmla Pnrsley Mr. J.

D. Jiul tplpii and Miss Hattie Van Wyck Mr. Wi I and Miss Grace McLellan. Time Presbyterian church wascrowded its utmost capacity and after the beautifu ceremony by Rev. Mr.

iluttolph the brids party repaired to the hoi with a few se lect friends where an elegant receptio awaited them. They left on the 10 p. m. train for Charles ton carrying many good wishes for thel happiness. The Scientific Association.

During the mouth of March theScientifi association will offer the public a series lectures which will attract a large attend ance. The list presents a variety of inter esting matters. The following are the dates and the lecturers for each March 4. Discussion by members and vit itors. Subject The progress of science during the last quarter century and its Is fluenceupon the material interests and th social condition of man.

March 11. Mr. Smith Clayton lecture Subject Shakspeare as a developer of mint March 18. Colonel TC Howard lecturer Subject True econoniuy. March 25.

Dr. F. F. Taber lecturer. Sub ject The science of medicine viewedfroni a homceopatlmic stand-point.

Ii. F. Jacobs Esq. At the earnest solicitation of the Sunday schools of time city this eminent Sundat school evangelistj ha consented to remai in the city over time Sabbath and will at dress the Sunday-school institute at th Second Baptist church to-night. It is un derstood that there will be a grand chi drens meeting to hear Mr.

Jacobs on Sun day afternoon due notice of which will ai pear in Sundays paper. Special to Ham Dealers and Consumers As there are many inferior and commo sweet-pickle hams being palmed ofFas gem nine sugar-cured we have thought best I warn dealers and consumers against theism position and at time same time call attet Lion to our famous MAGNOLIA HAMS regarding the excellence of which there us be no question. For sixteen years the have been subjected to-the severest tests i all climates and have attained the highet reputation wherever used. Like everythin of really superior quality they have stead ly and firmly grown in favor and now on warmest competitors sire almost ready to concede the superiority of whichthe genera public has long since been aware. From a cure of 7600 hams its 1863 the have annually increased and in 1878 th distribution of these hams amounted to 375000 pieces the largest cure ever made strictly winter sugar-cured canvased hams.

Even this unprecedented number was no equal to the demand. We cure under what we con thebes formula known and with the purest an most expensive ingredients. No expense i spared in handling and everything is don known to the ham-curare' art to rends them absolutely perfect They are cut in the interest of the consumer avoiding ai waste cured uniformly and are just as repressnted the perfection of sugar-cure hams. That there may be no doubt as to their quality we with entire confidence guarantee theta to be unsurpassed in ca cure delicacy of flavor and style of packagi byanyhamsirithewortd We believe them without equal and the universal favor wit which they have been accepted would just fy this conclusion. There is no economy to either the dealer or consumer in using th cheaply cured imitations when at a shad higher price the MAQSOLIA can be oh lathed.

We do not pretend to compete in pric with the poor grades that with sound lug names and flaming labels are being pressed on Southern buyers for we canno furnish a choice article at the price cheaply and carelessly curedmeats him My to all who appreciate a real delicacy that quality considered even at a consider ably higher figure Moisiiii are actually the cheapest. The dealer who sells Maguc lias will find them more ready salXTbe consumer is compensated in' the excellent sit flavor. Dealerscan order them dice fjvnx us through Fears Jones. Atlanta. Gx and always at as low ice8 usueh cure can be fumished.

Consamers' their jrocers nrnishingthent poor hams a tpll prices as xn ny in Inclined- to da br for Mioxouia tnd thftrebf com iiilarge the rcaircstAte In In-Atlanta. Much of the business In the offlc In th4 hands of tMr. ohhWbifineiJivwbo Is known as one of ie roost energetic young bosinea5 men df commuBUy. He has establhhed hftn self with an enviable and has ic confidence of the entire' community On matterev ell as anybody. Macos GA.

February Editors Constl- rCan you tell whyBootwellrs le vised statutes of. the. United 8wte lJ7Y should read thus Section 777 page 1 1 Tb aiT8liftlo hYaoutli- district of Georgia shall keep an office Marietta in the northern districts and his charges per mileage in the execution of the duties or his office shall be computed from Marietta. It seems to tnespme amendment is needed don't yonl Cant answer the question Never did understand the laws of time United A. oiiit1 n.

BOSTON February The democratic and greenback coalition nominated George Walker for mayor. Go to the Second Baptist church and ear B. F. Jacobs to-night One Thing on which the Doctors all Doctors disagree about a great many hings but they are all of one mind regard- ng Cod Liver Oil as the only thug to pre- cribe when the enfeebled system refuses to absorb assimilate any other kind of nourish nent whatever and may he the cause of the lients' lack of vital force. Whether it is consumption scrofula or time general debil ty so often following malarial fever this xjculiar form of food is the only known pecifIc that rarely fails to invigorate time blood and solid tissues tbe body and speedily averts time dreaded process of decay.

Yet people turn from this beneficent means of preserving life because of ha repulsive taste. Thousands will rejoice to know that all its valuable qualities are not only vie- rved but multiplied in the palatable mixture of Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cud Liver Oil with the Hyrophosphites of Line and Soda 415 deciO d3m fri sun wkyJhn Good Advice. Now is the time of year for Pneumonia Lung Fever etc. Every family should have a bottle of BoscHEzsGERMANSrRUF Dots' allow for one moment that cough to take- hold of your child your fatally or yourself. Consumption Asthma Pneumonia Croup Hemorrhages and other fatal diseases may set in.

Although it is true GEaseaN Stars' is curing thousands of these' dreaded disc- eases yet it is much better to have it at ham when three doses will cure you. One Bottle will mat your whole family a winter am keep you safe from danger. Ifyouarecou surnptiveilonotrejt until you have tried this remedy. Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size 75 cents.

Sold by your druggist. 378 1une22dtwly eowtweow CABBOLINZ a deodorized extractor Petroleum time only article that- will restore hair on baldlieads is an tlegant dressing an contains not a particle of lead sulphur otherpoisonous drnga. Sold by druggists. 000 jan2 dweow ly 1 Hon. A.

II. Stephens the great States man of time South writes I have used Pu Tangs Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism with great benefit. I cheerfully recomme it. It never fails to cure. Sold by all Druggists.

SendforcirulartoBHHelphenstine Washington D. C. 67 nov3 dw8mtil jnlp3 for upward of thirty years Mrs. Vinslows Sootlung Syrup has been use lor children. It corrects acidity of list stomach relieves wind colic regulates th bowels.

cures dysentery and diarrhoea whet ther arising from teething or other cause An old and well-tried remedy. 25 cents bol tie. 466 feb28 dwlv I have the largest and cheapest stock Parlor and room Furniture in Georgia. Call and see for yourself. 29 febSG dtf P.

H. Ssooa. SOLID SILVER A large assortment of ele gant NEW GOODS for presen. tation purposes just received at- J. P.

STEVENS GO'S. Jewelers 34 Whitehall Street. 850 Janl9 dl2m 4th pg Coussens1 Compound Honey of Tar has been so long arid favorably known that i needs no encomium. For coughs colds sore throat hoarseness etc. it afford speedy relief and is a most pleasant ani efficacious remedy honey and tar being twi of its ingredients.

The skill of the chemist and the- knowledge of a physician were united in its preparation- the result being compound which is the favorite remedy i this severe climate and has no equal as cut for coughs colds hoarseness bron chisis croup etc. Use CoussensHoney Tar. Price 50 cents. Ior sale Collier Co. atwholesale by Hunt Rankit.

Lamar 411 aj r25 deowlyweowly Dr. lhulPs Rock Candy Cough Svrn delightful to take and certain to cure Price 50 cents a bottle. For sale Pemberton Samuel Reynolds ant ilallinan dandier Druggists. 299 novl7 fit WL CREXSIIAW Dentist 24 wnrranisL STKMT. Any and all operations upon the teet will be faithfully performed at advertise rates namely Gold fillings at 1 to 2.

Artificial teeth 5 to 15 per set. Teeth extracted 50 cents. Teeth extracted painlessly by the use gas. Give me one trial and I will do you work in the future. :627 dGm The Meilean Dollar.

What is the difference between the Mcxi can dollar and Tahiti's Buckeye Pile Oint ment One does what it promises and th other doesnt TtilTMeJcican dollar says am one hundred cents. but when yo conic to invent It you find it only eighty live. Tablets Buckeye File Ointment sat's 1 will cur you of Piles andnr on trial i is found toj do so its every case. It make but one promise to dire Piles and doosst without failure. Price 50 cents a Lot tip For sale by Collier Jo.

at wholesale b' Hunt Rankin Lamar. 411 apr25 deowlvweowly lf EAVENCO WILCOX WHITE ORGANS unrivaled in the world. Specia inducements offered by r. FEEYEE General Southern Agent 28 WhitehaU Street. 228 feW dtf 4th col Buy CarmichaelsTemale Tonics.

For sale by Gep. J. Howard Bros. and Hutchhon fc Bros. 236 feb2 d3m General Sherman's Letter.

Eaten copies of the paper containin General Sherman's letter can be had a Tux Cotererrunos business office in wrap pers ready for. mailing at 5 cents per cop feb2 utf FREIGRTS BEEAKAGEHABD VOodon from jMoBBlOE to pay otash and gel oottom priooscangettJio ifibv i MBtaSif. I rt VUcot Mount Airy A 0 DanlebMrf. AQ' Danel ilia Daniel. Richmond KyfB HtrgH Mot KB Hirj Bartow county A OJfcDonrjeUFeT nandlna John Osbjiuer ShelbyvlUe- Tenn McCleskyBenben Arnold and on Georgia Smith evannahBD Qeorgia Bobert West Wincl esteryar EU WtUuunjBelma WtLeary Georgia tett UackwelL general traveling eutDnrbjun to- a Thomas II Hays Loulabuig VW Harris.

Whltesburg 1 PlfcCarty HbertonfU A Collins rteriville WEPullen McOonough S. TCol man Macon' 0 8 Porter COYfIsgIOII A1 roorer CarfweU- Sooth airolin W. IVJoaear Vlrkinlaj James Gillette Mobile W5L Nainvttle Dav utMemphi Andrew Elli- son mid daughter Samuel WQliams and daugh ter Indiana 8 BOB Louisville Sirs. IL A Mostin. Miss.

Ella Madison AJ White and wife Charleston JOss Grace McLellan. Mia Lillian MeLellan Marietta DavS- Pimtlsdel- Aia BWDoniganiLoulsTllle Samuel Hall lacori Carter New York Clark Louisiana APeck Mr. and Mrs. Peck. Louisiana Spear.

Athens Drake Bath. Me Oldman Louisville Cleveland. Greenvills Al Slaughter. Alexandria Var Alfred link. Clacla- nati WBHerrtaa8tLoulgj Jam Ogden Knox- vllIeTFWareBalUmoreWD Mairuder- New York Madded andvVffejJPhlladelphUrWiJ rabtree Sew York Ilolllngsworth and wife Cuicsgo LF Powell Syracuse' II A Bodtne York Mrs.

WhiayLLouisvinerMn. Wm Moiyn Miss Binge. Chicago WF Patullo WAppIer Georgia Mlsi Sibley llnntsville 8' Hole Raleigh George CAlbangh Louisville 1 Jordan Philadelphia' ErJae troM On- dnnati WF Clark Columbus WB Bryan Jr. Nashville It Powell. Banks Barnesville 1' McTeer Baltimore Barnes Philadelphia John It McMurdOi- Richmond P.LulL- US Jame Rllgcwav Richmond I Rain e.

Georgia WPrintup Augusta 8 Wlsconsln I Lyon New York Al Landrum Georgia Mrs Danly and twochildreniKMhviUe Miss Lula BonnerCalhoun At LI Thomas I Mushy Monroe 8 Davant Augustam Boylston Charlestonrw Steward Camea Jonesboro George Nason. Mobile CP- Atmore Louis- vllle JB Wilson BalUmoTe f--- HKHRV B. roWKS. tHOlUa A MUBTOJT POWERS 8UGl STON Stock Bond and Mojiey BROKERS No 20 Peachtree Atlanta Ga UY AND SELL BONDS AND STOCKS Commission. Receivefunds for Investment Bur said- sell City and State Securities Negotiate Loans.

260 Ieb4 dim hd corn cut FINANCIAL. CONSTITUTION OFFICEr Atlanta February 271879. GOLD- EXCHANGE Buying at parl Selling peers. BONDS- Georgia 6s 1019108 Atlanta City Georgia 7 JD91U Atlanta 10s Georgia 7s golmL1i0m11L Augusta City 7. 97t10tt Georgia 8a 110 112 Savannah City So.

Car. valid 6s 78' Macon City Western it. It. of Ga. R.

it. 7i KH Ala 1st mtse1080110 Ga. It. B. 6 10r Western It.

B. of A. Ss W. P. KR.

111 Ala. 151 mtge Central It. R--7 7LWi4iiOf endorsed Ga SoWestRR.7sl0310f Cent B. If. W.

RR 7s.l03@10& Mont w. A.R.R.LCS- mortgagel0l100 sees 10 per cent Atlanta Water. Income bont" AtHnUClty7s98100 STOCKS- Oeorgla R. K. 79381 South Wei BB 99510 Central BB 73 75- Atlanta StIt BE JL WPLR104tl06 BY TZLEGRA50.

NEW YOBK February 27 Noon- tockuna ketcteady. Moneys. Exchange longM85Eho 1488 Govemment State Bonds strong. YORK. February 27.

Money. Exchange tLS5tot6. Governments active new fives 101 State Bonds dulL Stocks weak and Irregular. Y. Central.

liM Chicago NW 61 Erie. 25 Preferred Lake Saore 75 Reck Island lR minois Central. Western Union Pittsburg MX Sub treasnry balances Cote 116802915 Currency. f49577787 LONDON February 27 noon. Erie 2 PARIS February 27.

p.m. UOf. lIe. COMMERCIAL. COMSTITUTION OFFICE.

Atlanta. February 27 1475. Atlanta Cotton Market. Cotton dull middlings 8Ji tow middlings BECCOTS TO-DAY. Air Line RJiiiVnBd' Tr.

00" Georgia Raitroad. 28 Central Railroad 1 Western sad Atlantic Railma 21 West Point mi 00 Receipts previously TotaL Stock Sept 1. Grand total BHIPMINTS. Shipments to-day. Shipments previously Total.

inim 755 Stock on hand- i 51 fly TEU BAPJI. LIVE RPOOL February 2" noon Cotton dnl middling uplands 5 middling Orleans5K sale 7000 bales speculation and export lit receipt 350 all American futures sellers at last night' riees uplands low middling clause Febru delivery May and June delivery 5 7-16 and August delivery 5 3 riary 27 2:00 p.m. Mlddlln uplands 5 middling Orleans 5Ji low nilddlitsj uplands 5k good ordinary uplands 5 orilmmmir uplands A uplands low mladlineclante. Ma. arid April delivery LIVERPOOL.

February 8 p. us. Amencati today 5650 bales i uplands low mid dllng clause February delivery 6 S2aW fFel ruary and March delivery 5 April sad Mard livery 513-32 June and July delivery 5. LIVERPOOL February 5:00 p. m.

Futures dull but steady. NEW YORK February 27 Noon-Cotton quie sales lzi bales middling UpIand 9 16 ml QllngOrleaiisg 16 futures steady. March 980 May Sfh NEW YORK February 27. feniJiMitto et sales 610 bales middling Ubiiiidi 16 Orleans 16 exports to Great Britain 127iiO continent 1400 net receipts to-day. l925groB 7WS futures closed firma sales 88008 bales.

February 9S29.83 June 102J Consolidated net. receipts GALVESTON February Cotton firm intl diiugs9 low middlings 8Jg good ordinary net ret 1201 bales gross 1204 sales 156 stuck lMexpjrts coastwise 506 NORFOLK. 27. Cotton steady mid filings 9 56 net receipts 1243 bales cross stock 25975 exports coastwise 600 sales iO low middlings good onlinar net receipts uonet KTOSS 354 gales stock 7 OS exports to Great Britain 500 coastwise 20. BOSTON.

February 27. firm mkTdUnes 9 lowmlddithgi 9 i good ordinary 9 netrT celpts 1364 bales gross let none stool 3oa. WILMINGTON February iteady mld Ulngs 9K low middling. 8Ji focA fA netieeelpto 270 bales gross le stock 5213 exports to Qreit Britain U2t PHILADELPHIA February 27ii otto middlings low middMn Hloodird. J4 net receipts 45 bales iro8s217 sales 329 plnner 274 594 exports to Great Britali SAVANNAH February 7 Cotton firm raid low middliuigs UMAWI FehmaiTJ27.

Cotton tolddnncs tow 9 3iil rS51tI 8-268 bales M7J sales uuu TOck WJ ports to OreaVBrltidn 291 itt MOBILE February 27 fleas middling jknr JllnpSJi good ordla y. Ji net re ipts65lbalM ftoat ji i i 41769 VV tatk jiilOa rr sg i mi aB4- u-j 4 vfsJ fS FKJ new Mc mixed fiiflJtC- Mm 5fJR J8A1 JrJ UUiV 75 extra family It CO fancy 8 MMT' pJACON- ritde 7i BALT VIfsiiili KiD Liverpooln bi fl 0001 NAILS- 35. LBATHEB Hemlockibie afiii 85vQ orgl upper 28 AOf llntoj bleached ihlrttngs 4i3 checks 8aU Very common iadl' common U-Inch 1245 medtnn JSaftr dlum 11 anti 12 foe 11 tad a75 extra foe and fancy styles TaelLW extra or Log Cabin 1100 Leather wood ILU oral leaf Calhoun 125 CookVSb 85rflne utln palls 7385. Fruits andConrcftionarlM. FRUITS Lemons MalagattOOflfiKl Apples northern J3.75HOO Orn bbl Cocoannts 6 Raisins 2 2SeJ 60 box 7cr Currants 7aS Citron 20s er Almonds Pecans 7X Brizila 0 Fllbertsl2 igisc Walnuts 172 27.

Flour HghtlTri buyers southern unchanged ws graded winter red LOOtJ.C3j So. Ilt Corn. NoS and steamerj others dull and unchanged. Oats prtant change and dull. Coffee steady.

Sugar dull and unchanged standard A 8) 383 gTunBlatcd Jjf crushed Molasses without e. and quiet. Bosh. ifniet at Turpentine dull at-29 30. Pork and heavy old mess spot- I975fttiooa.

dnll western and city long dear short clear 5J long. and' nhort clear S1- Lard weakipnme steam spot6U5a.oa firme atfl7 TreightsdulLi CHICAGO February 27 Fjonr. fleas and hanged. Wheat in fair demand and Chicago spring' atfJy cash p331 91J4 April sy' May rNo. I Chicago Corn steady gut-edge SRJtiM cash 33 April- 87 May.

Oats steady and bid cash active ani ay a 13 March 23 April 26 and shade higher cash demand at lower rotes cash and March S7 680J April 6. 0rMay70 Bulk Meats in demand and a shade higher shoulders m71 rib 5120 clear sides ft snm Dretsed Hogs quiet ba firm atr 460. Whisky steady at W. It lose. Grain was firmer but tint quotaUy hb Pork In good demand and a shade Ueher JU 1087 i.

Lard firmer tnf not quotsbiy laitmrn 81' LOIJIS. February 27. nnehsa Wheat fairly active No. 2 red Corn active and film cash CfGf March SWJirAjrU 33) star 4 at 105. Whisky steady Pork quiet job lug Salt Meats doll cured tlear riU 555.

Eta lower dear rlta CINCLATI February27J Fl6tir unchangedWheat red 531101. and firm. Oats Pork In and firm. Lard in gobd demand steam S7 Suit Meats strong shoulders S763.SO cash fftaia seller of May shoit clear 52CVJS. BacoolaiiJr.

demand and fun shoulders 4) clear ribjida' 5 clear sides 5 Whisky' steady in Ulr fc- mind att03. hotter fteady choice to western se prime do. 15 16. Si firm bards VJ010 A white. 94Kew leans 6 J37 Hogs steady.

LOUISVILLE February27. Flourflrm. Oirm rtf ady. Oats firm. P.

rt active at 1050 gtll5- Lard firmerfhci leaf in tierceTk dak clear sides tnred Hams' 9 Whisky steady at st.os- BALTIMORE February Flour steady out change. Wisest southern in good ueas4 and strong western firm southern red ILfti 1112 amber tIi3etl4 No2 PeonqlnnlsM tl12 No. 2 western winter red spot and Kwl UljtL.12 April 142J 3U Corn era steady fairly tether western firm wsmss white 45Q15H yellow 44. Vats quiet and slot steady and unchanged. Rye quiet sad D- hanged.

Hay steady and without chan supply. PrpTislons easier and Butter quiet slid. unchanged. unchanged. Whisky dull at 107.

Sugalqed B1RRESBORN Natural Mineral. Winter best purely Bfa tar al Mineral Wstff imported. highly charged with AalurmlCu- bonlc Acid Gas. fe A sterling remedy or all diseases of ffieBt neys. and a great aid- to Digestion.

A suites. orDyapepatu. I. nSry is Consular Agent of the PaftJ States at liuswtdorf do hereby certify tint I visited and tested this Water direct from its SwiO or Spring and found It is In no way a nwnnSe ureti article but a Pare Mineral In testimony whereof I have hereunto ieJ in hand and affixed the seal of this Consular ijaxj this day and date above written. edj S.

Consular Agent DttsseldorJ QeraiZ I BIRBESBORNvNATURAL MINERAL Witfl COMPASYj NEW YOU Bole Agents for United 8 tales and Csasdft TorjBklebyT DANIEL A MABSH Wholesale Aoa5. and TnEO. ICJIUtIANY. Atlanta Oewji 467 feb25 dSmtueg thur sist 401 page United States Hanbal1 Sae. SNDER AND BY VIRTUE fieri facuiis issued out of the honouU6 ait Court of the United States for the Korj era District of GeorglaMn favor of th pl I the following case.

wit I. it. at ROSE vi B. HARTAND wiujtt 1 have levied upon as vthe property of tt fen one dwelling house and lotlnUKto1 of Union Point Greene county Georgls nerli the Georgia htilroad fronting said road fjl Church street west of Fairground street ntf lug lot of Mrs. A.

R. Malsey and south of running between the said dwelling hotiseItt lot belonging to N. Bryant PropertY so possession of Mrs. A. BHart i Also.

nponlot of land in said town of Point together with the steam" saw-mill pf mitt wood-shop blacksmlth- hop itid a wM house thereon the same being time lotreonrsw James F. Start to J. It. Knox and 0. 5.

Ii on the 12th day of February-176 sn4w possession of said' Knox Fluter amid ym the same at public auction at the court the city of Atlanta county of Fulton tad PJ Georgia on the first Tuesday' In Stitch imeuc. en the lawful hours of to. Dated at AtlaoU Ca. February 81 United States Mtfti Vnf fed States nbarS I TJlIOER AND BY yiRTDE OF A fleet faciss Issued out of the HononbU ClrcnH Conrtof the United States for the' Wrtrict of Georgia ft favor of Ihe pWat WILLIAM B. SWANK.

I have levied upon Ii the property Swains one of the above named defendants of lots of land Nos 6 4S and 4 la 0 dlstricf and hd section of Pictas eotmty rontaining 130 acres more or less togetlK wj the Improvements thereon and fllsA sme public auction at the ton to city' 6f Atlanta unty of Fulton and Georjia pu the' FIRST TUESDAY IN MARCH yEXT between the lawful noun of sale. Mfeb4-dIaw5wtue fcebl Bentl TO 1- 4 I I 4 I I COTTOI LID WEATHER U1n yok1I12UC th 7 Bgseri Eur rept th4Jt tot tl Qd71 1O Oori OOZthIZIY to euterly vlndo Will c1od uUer md on the co4 D111W" ZIp th cuia oriezaiL cu U. 8. A. rnuA1LuovuTe it iu i th i la go ei jr ap PLTnnJhI3i7 13 Trts5h 7aiZ.

K. Wt4tTh 7S. Frib Will ni lvG3O9552 K. Fresh DJfle O6 4 E. Brak OClW 408.

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0 4S L1 OIN. EGentle 0 9pm34036 53NWFr 0 30:31 4l 3 44M. V. i da Pit 9 ti iukl anLu Cor Slgntl A. a PILEFERRED a eeImen feb MA ULE I Cutlorynottobe HENRY SELTZEBS iep6U70 I ett cL i a con 30 WhItehall Mtreel.

156 feh7 urn eale-Dorett F. Centnal 5. Rerning i1I1 4on1ifufiti. More I 6 The an ft 11e ro All lit Work beb ig uhed r- The as t4 2 I In rnittg wh at forsouie th Ithe atotes 11 S. ye I The ii ie tleceblyclean prettygeneral ly good Look ili at go 51 The bankn sg The 1 toa do se The ti me fett of be oct a- sli Ia.

We ill ai tie The re n- ii IL t- I 0 thi cit a' 0 Ld5 ii's The i- 1 58 Ce are icort5s its ito ck th at tb ey ew Mr. ol Sundayseliool wor k- Itetakes deephtteret lI I The ut soon dee andthe wlllcotnrnence git a r. hti Lfl deda Alaununerapproaches bewi ill IUF tig a SOt ne chin ot 1eiby. thbrtAppeal Thn sight of I temsi bore drover ss wltneAScd by mat eve. The lady haj asjj her husband 1 es 0.

rn'n We hase lost ttCk of tho theatric it 5' ornpfto7 that left this city Onms5 km fo touruuuglitbI siud adjoinli ig I ates. eleinn howeyer tha the cot 1- PflYl5COnhingthIswsyand will give a 2- L0tnifleest earIydgy. i. EclectIeXedIeaJ Coite Ulcommen Sn Ct. 5 eOpeCtfOIy IDY1tec 16 stat .5 nod iwel1sII nctj AS 1L S.

A7T1VEAPP i A GImNUufowz ttL Staiofeorgia Dotz cout february t4i i edft ti oitconsMtIpD5ff7 dbikctable part oL tma dl udeairatomikethlr wtsh known to gsnerf trvernment anti Id liar cltsaes ah ande eathmot think pt ftbeIt 10 an Iifl to try to nstbem known ih pc tob yon very yaab1e and v1deIycfr pl i 4paper. azidaItboarnongthf bsrd borlngciasiltere there ar ut- few yery. odichullari wetlmlnkwq can writw 1 i ougli Iii iuikeomr Iihes known. In the th tloce aIipeopl kr w' that. since the do is ar we bare th ery 11Zh so espte in not of oh of fo ith ight do If tr ab ny a so anact is in ake ti on nd i uite eiiig a is as and ct of states-now in payth wholenationaldebt I I I I i I and buc i I cannot refrait I I Frornwarm a 3.

1 besaid I. 0 Ii 0 0 11 is of 1'- liii it an yo ig ii it ti se laborir ig peo1 te 0 11. e- cv er in or r- tb at Os lea at trail is as tv as ve ry we re we re ii se ti tl occurin be st Miss iii cit Miss Mr. citizi en is. Mr.

in visitim ig lIon. Speer ill yestem day. Me Speer slit sit Mrs. I re is. Amigustahasreturnedto 31.

J-eeph pass ed Kries says Ii a Mr. in takii I 55 11 51 iso 1 an di ly. tr 11. Crane lt si md tis jr unit. I Ch it- vi Is-- Mrs.

am Sd i countywhere wiUsoes iii fi Mr. rim of LIft he Tea as 0- ga. he Ie a ii. I 9ut1ersLL beopen fort ito wh ulse I netee- 2 the railroad ot clxii registered the Kimball house 1 L. Danley NuhvU1eTennT Davv R.

Ogdcsm nxvll. It- Tennb WAppler AilafltaGJol In RmoisdVaLJOBria Georg1saC. Boytaton CbarletonI uwpur t-i. tsS T5'-s-- e' Pa 1 C1JtQ Couty Ei4herIf on a is 1J. of fi CetraU 1frdepoi3sitU up 14kti1sk th tie iav iiob tiiff of Clayton countywbOWUab0Ut bo take thofreightinoth aiid in eLarget bavebeiAnegT iu irterbytbe name of Tomwhois an em- oyee theuilsofl bunse.

M. a 8EOOTTXO. pimthtesCInformation tbetw could ii therthe 1arcu1ar seem to have ese houratwhleh i co cu it up go ds pr ain. ilereToni his bo giveit be 1ul ai fir I fr ni an a fo fu fo ar th lackup ama a ie who uther of a Varurdees a by to a to i ugoccurred of litm he a close proximity toTrippes ing the 1sf the ksVs flesh the having donethe and and J. ol I I tbeGeorgia nc I road I it I At- theprices named I tusi i 5 freightfrons it pet thit I hart is I total 175 tS5 l0 i I I I I I Virgitiiaand I 83 cents ofihis Tli I taking offtiJ xc.

i i creek 0 loiverratefor see ib ceti Coa I am I 1- ca.i- a a i wil 1 th 2 1879. 27 1879. ttlddleclreulL. 14 2 3 Circuit------------- 0 AtlsuitaCircuit2 Li Ii 2. Sn IF Beit Bacon Rutherford I I The ha I At The causet ha been A nios For a 1 arestill thepoliceforc are single-not A 1 ft I- g1 Workenth ojrralinwblchjn Ibefuture rapidlvgingon Ul stieithllthWillgoontand beregniarle thelrjiew and Mr.

w3 th victs. ba few days lfrStewaita wiIIaljow It- wawu1I prtntone toirlve are fed :5 5 t1. PC1rkof 9umbu Ga. Ii oiolA AT MARDI 1 ll Pa1441514 rsMRweU AnMsae a1r cky LIIi deiserateffra7lfl. eras sbrotheEd werengagi iiihedl SId A.

T. Wfmbr1yadd i other. rhe MertoRowell weregen- webeIieYefrQ husstste and th areieltkn Wn In this city espe lallj railroad TheyIIved In AthZIta bzeuint to the ian and we learn that riSclL Howellatone tithe wa engaged hooting sirspein this city wnse trouble. The rticimla rious oll as evious arded the rths. vd te.

thempolitely acing as to niesliarpwords ent llowcdandatuk thieface ot tliisatt-ackaiid inatterended ii. co ey a owell ho fe v. se I udgone ut tobtint ti ere et d-d-- a makingatfeish wassliot tijtseims mortal is by stime one by nd He I tIme the is the concerning antiwas fly- drug tbouh treat- York. the i the makes mat- terof I tiresoccurredon ofJannarylast dc stroyingthe Broadwayoc- and I 1 Isote ol indeed it is said preserved I Thu agair I re- it followiImf olkenburgb it. auc I I amd every pre gce thmi W.

oth- militoryescort car Cap tam Caol Citj lat full3 iYUhelmJ. tmne I rendi- entstyleof be I ap ashas in wilhle tsr I PhilhipsCrewstoniorrowxnorning balcony SeventyfiveCenta. month1 otthe 0 M. ol I ie 2 1 bea party 0. A 1.

A. J. John- Lady Cake. cupof a sugar one cup four-errs ati with two tei5OthlsOfDOl5ywder flourdrysadpasse4 through asieTec- h---- Colonel C. bmW and daugh- Richmond Ky.

are In the chtyspencV Mr. ofthe firm oflioss ofMacen Oa4wasintheelty 5 5 RMR1NU THR 4 siirstd SBeeSk hanTedp Refl1tedge np tbee faijed toake ut jbJ ofarryInj duth ofautcher at hIs 3torenn Ih' cornerbf WheatandCalh etneetalit thsrsvIy' The euidece lmtihtomiVon the veiled anolhhuitancelnhicha pen was made i change the face ofa piece ofpper wh1chvoiareceIpt fromnthecily marshal flhtycente. Thataxnountwaszoaltered toreafourteen dollars the the thereceipt figaro the i45OIP that one who was The in the icaif with fromihat out office centswhich forthreenionths. license tta unttts whichhe ho sill I lling a i jt i itto thathe Assoon as is chargeof of o-daymay arythiimmg I of ii-e 5 ti I i5 tr. 1 Mits ihi6 lit LI liuiie I- Ii 5.

the Scientifi if I- r- is Subject-The a I- fluemmce upon Su Shakspeare r. Trite ecotiotIm The Sutida r- I'- rental a I- 11- 5. ai pearin 10 consumersagainst 5. 1- fanaus II. i- an Lr thiesuperiorityof which the 5.

it It Is ii I a the doubt-as 0 dl euredelicacyof by any hams in theworld. a ceptedwould fthis 5. hem 1 de1lcae actuall I ilsawihifind readysmtle Tli In a Dealers can AtlantaGa atwaysatasiow prices cureea be4 famishedatonsumera may preven 4 pziceoas many nlling and peththgthem tokeep the best which an 1--- MC1ft1Ly Snarzcaoe LouinlhleEy Feb. 6 1879. IeUfebl8d1mtnesftimtwky2 fl A.

55 5 siince nfconxae very Importsnt-cohaIierafSOn Iorahlwbo listend to keoutmidesIt hse A naeud theagencles of Med John CWhUfler Iii this city. representethalManhat Ja ian tb cotboammereia1and tli tn Weatem Aoeytbree couspantee whlchstand snoxiitbe best the tong WhLtmierofferamest favorable FatdhL there' excehlen-companles and Pl alrendyhebu risk on proportloit Wi IeL oftherealestata oflicels na John Whither jr. who as5one A the young I out. PA reputatIon- and Rl the bte of Insurance he 1 posted as wellasanybody. 5 Ca we 115117 Don't JLnw w1 tutlon-- an inc why.

Iluotwehls re- Siatei1878 Themarsbal9f. the math- us era at Vi Na So ta tl mesome afl dontyou 1. Li tib Ist EDtroaCoNsxITurIoN in ii Sl The yu Go ne Agree. mitams cl regart nd tyso the peedilyaverts rejot served everetc Everyiamllyshouiditave ofBoscmtwIi SyRin' tohave ltatlstmnd threedoses yourwhole and If you ar cou- suniptive sin mmotresi june22dlwlyeowweow tlmatwiilreatare hairon Isan elegautdressing and oz otherpoisooousdrngs. Soldbydruggists.

RhetuttsticRemedyfor greatbeuefit. recommend Send for cirtilar to IL. H. Helphenstine used or I the i bottle. I ol I fo BRIDAL PRESENTS1 bed ii I amid honeymnd I Theskillof tlmechiemist i theresult I comutpottndwhich iavorite is br mn UseCoussens' Honeyo 0 by apr25 Syrni andeertain 0 1 tho-teetl I differencebetween xican 1 hun ed cell a uv fin it.

Is Tabi I ile wtllcu youof andupon I a to duos a bottle I' KBANIOII BAOH 0. L. GORHAM RAVEN CO. 1 F' PBIEYERf SontheruAgent teli 4thco1 CarmicuiaeliY ifiale orsalebyGeoJHowartitBros BRAKAGE flAI STOCK AVOIDED BVbU71UgCROCftJy GAS Lamps Show Cacea4 ware 1torphautg whc want I bottoinpricesean get thc worth ott1aoir moneral MoURIDIiS ii O47nov2Sdlyiol Ilnv Carniichiela Ltvr orsiJe by Rankln Lamarm 2361ebl2d3m HOTELARIVALs 1:5 ArLim GA. ebruz 2 lS' oeInhlle A Sisets.

Osli- Mi. I Mar I 5 5 5- 0 sbnrg Kj 11 t4e.w-- UlIikacoflJaaNLe A U' mes VAemtOeo 1s- CK 5 lsKytW3MaW5 Smith frannMr SelZ Tee intewYork brT i' Jane Geozgfa I MonntAfryAG DsnIeI MeL Dan RR1li1lMrs ft WcDonneU FeP ndina MeClesky Reuben son. 5avannah carpenter Georgia ranan. AutUSta Wtnceiter Va I Wt1hAm Selma 1' 1'- Ii agent Durham oo a Pollen 8 COW an Porter AW ckVtlstraI8C sJUmba1lfleeise. a ATLaNTA Ga.

FebruAry 27 I79. W1111 Mimer Edward A herring Bald- 1 orcDvardwell Bouthoarolins it Joaea rginia sbyUle Davaut Memphli V. Ito Muitin A I Mm bro llian 1 DteIs bl ia It Donigau Lonisvhlle acon ana to I tr Va ail this St. Louis sm le Ware BalUmore I co ork Madiuck and wife PhflailphIa I di ork a7 ife ex ew Whisly Loulsylile' Sirs. or organ eg Mimia8lbley it' I Rhilneitzom anati tY Columftns A 14 IcMurdo Lull tI li ames 118 Prlntnp WIsconsin ew Landrum5 twochildeen lsashstlie ula Bouner Calhoun onroe imarlestm orn I II lS st EGLESTON 8 andMo a fi 8t.

9 ON 1) Receive Funds 3 andSeate stiuihd a li CONSTITIJTIONOYFICE5 Buying 100 I aLpsnI SeU1ng.3f f1OlDi06 1O51O 7IlOStJlIi 2 leorgtatlIO5112 jg 76 oCarvalldta7lejlt MarouClty4545t 7104410t 1 6aiitS9iOlt iitsf2 K. a be ta Sn. VeSt RJI. Is iOlmt1ft9 a ltLl08tU0 WJLlL7st03itte MontWPRR WAJLILLes lit tnntnebonth.1O5 Atlanta City Is. 98I100 OeorgtaRR SonthWesittt N.E.- 94I NEWYORK stocks mar ket steadg.

3. long Lii short EW venmg fi I4. a CenusL1i 5- 257' illluoisCentraL. t51 Unton1lD PltisbuJf2 SubtreaaurybaIancea Coin11i68029t5 COcreny49577TS noon. 263 I 110 COMM gROIAL.

I B3' By wagi. 40 Rmmllroed. Kailroad Railpoatt 00 I 807Sf 000 StockonhazuL. TLLWRAPII. LIVEIIPOOL noon4tton dufl 5- Orleans 5 stm prices middlingelause Februsr JU1 17 2:00 p.m.

5 i4 iY 4,4 ci 5 to dy dulugelsuse Feb MaTde a Future tlin quiet 9 ioo April. 2 27. qis 9 1Oiis gee. 7 72 I eebmary9w29sa Mirmh9.at9gt3 Auguat1L4s Mayioilcjmell September Iaaosjio. 7 I d1il5iOWiflld4flflpS I 65001 ezpjrts lse506.

uaey 27. firm nld 5lfu 03 9 rwwmts iionesro 73 BOSTON Cotton middling 93 net re l154alesnone WILiIINGTON fl. steady tI1ngi93' Sgood Ordlnar' 0I net teesiptu sales roue itodkSItleIportDtoGreatBrltalnlW. 27. firs lownsiddliaga s9 good ornate' gru 21 1es ai pinnersiftl stock 6504exportsto a 7cssn dilaga se 9' good ordinary 8 Uetrecolmtzl146 balsa gro lea 500 atocI NEW ORLEANS Febrnazy27.Coteon u1et 9I.

middlings 9 good ordinari net rec4ms ca groas soui imdZ74exportatoOreatBdtaln conti SlOWnddllnp8goodordIgarys34oet es pta6a1 uam- gro ulesI600tock elItor cOastwie IIEMF1US Februaflousjm stead m1d fungi net crealpia 106 bales shipment isles 3nQ jtoc isisa 5AUGUSTA Fe Cotto quiet sin steady nitdiings9sy mniuinp sJ' ins. Wdlaazl7neteecdptaaasbamss u1 4 blp meuta2ai. CUARLFZION Yebrnaryfl414o good demand mLldMaga low iniddllng 914 aood 1esRO stock ezportz to Great Brltsh 3- a EGGS 5 iTotnnion to Sift i 5e' esrksii IO I new e7 DitIEDlEU1TApld a lRL 51 HakH. m1 1 wee. 7 .4 ThU1-Msw Qtieens J5 ZiR-8I4 daZdA9Xwb1te exF U834 yeUuW7aS New Orlesra7teth WLtR-8uperflne itlO extra 001 5 ULK MKA1CUdbdea6be ii.

ITlerceaS ens and 1bcett la I Lsellaue ui. 4O ou 135. LELTIIEIt-HenilOCk oleB2u witit UeorgisuppM0 Uazinsto HI1FS-11L BAGGING IOtIi2L RONTE3bund1eikSPc. i.I POWDER ilfel fo HOT I buck 1 00. i I DryGoods wn ailrtlmig 6 bleached IheettliD Mi7 yj Orders and prt ei somewhat Irregnl a the agitation of the lax qaesttomm ailelsreryllght- Otockoii hand at all.

nammonsnd unr1labIs mmon m5diII45afQ extr am Inch itatO tim 5 atyl7ikJL00. Bro aor LngCabln Leatherwacet LM- al Cooks Cxtr'- enfnecutinpi1sTiass. and Vonrectlonarj Lemons Malaga tcXt9. tc1' pples irajcgp bl Cocoasu146Ralalnui22ls2lo5bsxSf 7c 2Oa2 Yliii i 73 it Fllbertsl2149L5c Wa1nnIs173 A ePROYISIONSGRAIN Et. BY TELEOJRAPIL.

NEW YORK. February flour uligh uyers favor soulhern radedwlnter tio3slamt No. steamer 3y rtant quiet amid refined hee- tb- Ii. 4eti haageaaidqulet tmlet al 1L4551I at 75ss vlciM ull 614 5 1ie ard weak LprtIIie spot tiII3l0O. rmer at holY.

Freights dull Flour hIther. Itarvb- i4 No. St orn gift-edge at" Js. 3 Oatsateaziy rmmiLm. Id 3) Idly Is4 a mi.

M. if2i73f45l0.9O April l04Ckjtiasa Lizd Ii air arcb j680 0 May 7iti. so4 clsiz ib 20 ts en at 101. firmer-but Ltijm ork Lg 137. but Flour uncumssj fall tti ash Butch i0IJ April te2 iILC3Xat ed iail 99I.

gm NY Oats trn 414t24t. ShLskysteady ti LeJ at. jbliigrt f1mtiigia. iscy alt Ea uwer 5. February Flour ncrdil Wheat Corn nd lair demar4 nd guuddemand asilerofNayahomtclear5N9.aL llama lgfir emandand shoulders414 rib ais clearsIdeab ter4e- laity Wt0 whiIe.sIJ15evts eans t-gs7 February Flour frmn.

teady. rh 6tao3Et3. firmer flerve7lttdala kegs 514. Bulk 5teati easier shoulders 3' clear rib sidse 64wlH clear sides tA5 Baron easier shotitiers tlear rib b551 Sugar Bamatij s. 27.

nd Ii5 il2amber 112 mcI AprIl8il23V33t12. Corose rmi a chancIgli wlthouehms Coffee quslssd A soft 8ttsS. ebestpurely Natural siure1 fs onlcAcldGas. for the Ii UNITED OrATES Cossrtas ActscT DUsseLnioliF Sepl3 liZ I Uii liaterdtrett ttilhucii nunmm sUI. teatlmonywbereof MEl Signed II LEWIS.

U. BIRRESBORN NATURAL Drssttooar lzaawy LFgyCKy TROtH' Btateu Sorsaleby dIm Dies States-Marshal's aIeee NDIF OF A WBFT Circssltcourtoftbe mr Gcorgla lu the plmhd va I. HART AND W1L115 i HART I the liii msi eM. Churehetreet westo Fsjrgrouudatreet 01t of II. lEant.

Alsoupon blot IasatdisS1iolC- togetherwith thesteim nd etmop dvtmo housetherson IsVCos 1876 nit 5111 3076. 0. F. FIYZSIMUOt UulIedSiateiN tulted Marshals 515. UEzaANDByvznT1zoiA WR1 ClrcullCourtof the sin Else following case wits THEUNITEDSTATESysTffOfASDZ 01 Wihlm8 1 Noa4 6346and4tln1 llckensCOV1i7 arresmore togelheu all II1 city county nd Georgiaoffie' Dated avAtlantu Ga.

s4 tnItbI sisiss ila. STEEL-PENS ofrsditr1or Engtisbnakemfa565It kid eiaaakli t. reatartrt1ofst7 LCO. Pens byaaflcsreegt of TwattJ 7WOAsVfl41 ii 4 mm UI I ml Ti Tim I' Ic It-- I. I 0 a us cv 0 ht a nil or he i Al eat Th eat St is a ti Mr.

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