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eoaei Daily Oonstitutiog ATLANTA WEDNESDAY Mossrao. JcurSS 1875. Preferred Locals. PAPXH MILLS fee LUy sd klj TITUTIO tot vlmrt of JT new nuirU ly Lemon and Oratgc. Dr.

Prtes Flavorings of Lemon sod Orange aiema4e from tbe trait sod hue their grit fat sgrresbhi taste without the turpenthe odor which It observed in those extract usually so made from poisonous oJli acids end Uite sharpened by cavenne pepper. We idelie those who wish choice pure extracts to buy hr. Ite' They ire like hi Cr am Biking Powder all that 1 represented rel genuine almost alone to the market In these important respects. July24 at- un thur wlw To Rout feme ladles and gentlemen of this city will go to Root. on the 7 of August to give I concert for ihe benefit of the Catholic church to be erected It that place An excursion train will leave with the pirty.

Jensiugi Ashley Nos. 81 acd 89 Broad Street Have a large supply or White Floe Doors Blind Mantel and Bash glued and unglazed hard times prizes. SxlO sasb. not glazed 5c per light glazed lOc light itx12 not glased to per light glazed 18Xe per light. 8 four panel doors neat and strong 2 00 3x7 four panels 2 25 0x16 12 It.

Blinds 2 00 per pair. All other soda In proportion. All goods war. ranted to Kin satisfaction sprth-eodtf ew Advertisements. ow tl-ne Sclpe So's Linen lawns etc- Lou do sulles A Jo.

firswlas Mrs A. M. Ltttle. 150 000 pounds A. Sego.

Grapes Mr NoreroM. The II i wood collar. Deutuctes Gasthaus i 11am Bender Watted-Mtttlc scholars For sate- 32 La kin ttrtet. Chambers' Eucyelopsdla. Analysis SODS Shelby lime Isle ons.

If analysis is true SUple Sails Walls pastered Sciple Sons Alverttte la Thursdays great special commercial Issue of The Constitution To MERCHANTS AYD BUSINEsS MEX We shill Issue on next Thursday morning the gteatest advertising sheet ever issued in Atlanta. No merchant business man. pro. feeslonal or otherwise should fell use It. Ye guarantee the Issue of many thousand extra copies many having al eady been taken.

Ve unhesitatingly challenge an WY one to stilv hlmstlf by seeing us of tin fact that this speciaL COMMERCIAL issue of TUB CONSTITUJIO will be the grandest advertising sheet fur Atlanta ever published bee advertisement In ad. vrrtlslng columns. Call at lo TInTWs office at once. Personal Paregrapns. Hon Martin Crawford Is in the city.

Bishop Gross returned fromNenuan eslerdsy A. 0 M. Gay re timed from New ton county yuterdaj Mi Belle Pratt of Rosweir Is in the city. Vie ire pleased to le rn that W11Ue Lowry was better yesterday. Judge Hopkins Is seriously IlL ma phytIIau will allow no one to see him T.

Ryan the clerkly clerk of con cli leaves for eathosl to day MUs Georgia Russell leaves for Gaines- to-day. J. W. Roberts leaves Oxford with a party to-day for Toccos. Colonel 8 Spencer will leave the city to-morrow for Clarkfevllle Bishop Gross and Father foirlgh' will commence I mission at Home August 2ud.

Dr A. R. Al ev of this city was called profes iouallv to Catoosa a springy yest-r- day. Dr ATajhrleftthectfyjMie day on a pleasure trip up to Tails springs in Tennessee Mayor Hammock we regret to learn. if still cou lined to room by incigf osl lion.

Hon James Jackson Is In the city and will be qualified today as jUd of the supreme court. Mr S. F. Wetb one of the ritiag member of the Aufu a bar was in we city yesterday Hen Augustus Reese of Mtdison and lion. 8 Hook of Augusta are spoken of in connection with the vacant supteme court judgeship.

Mr John Armsted who owns Pone de Leon spring delivers to pan es dally in the city. eighty gallons of the water. Re ships a pretty good quantity to Virginia. C. Fain was In the city yesterday.

lie contradicts the damage dOte to the steaier May Carter and lots of a large" tnuunt of wheat. The steamer is all right. its wheat belonged to Rtue a ms and himself and Is safe. TUK GOLDILH OrioKTUMTY Ho for the mammo special commercial issue of THE CohsiiTCTiosi I ct buslnee bead vertlsd in it. Thousands of ax ra co in willbeUsued Call atTus CoNsnrLTim office and secure ep ce at once fit a i charges.

See advertisement. The Work of Grace. The nsuvl Interest continues It the night meetings of the Second Baptist churctt Sunday evening nfttets went forward for player one united with the church by letter and one by expeilente. There were some va i cant teats ho. Gods spirit fi led them for ills presence was manifest.

Yesterday evening the James' Hall meet- iLg increased in uumber about four fold. Twenty three rose for prajertlx or eight earnest three njnute talks" were made several petitions were offered that special ease. be remembered by Gods people and a few individual Instances were est1oned In which recent prayers have been answered. Mr. Hinton Wright led the meeting Just before the closing services visiting brethren Chaudoln.

Lawton and. MiCall entered the hall and being invited to take front seats each gave a Ord of encouragement. They reported that the lnflunce of revlv ng love In Atlanta has been telt In Rawklnsyille Social Circle and Adalrsvllle. Dr. A T.

aiding made special prayer for these two ptac and the meeting al journed. Moralists believers and alt good discos mat spend a pleasant hour at June1 Hall every evening at 5 o'clock. tr 4Klf lBiiSrP 1 a. xnuve Uepartmeat Notes. Mr.

Tames VT Warren one of the OVtmOI" iecrttg5 Is lndieptsed nines B. Brown was comm ordinary of Bryan county on yesterday. Matthew Herring has been commissioned a notary public of 12Oth district of Ware county. Asbury P. Ball lass been commission ed a notary public of 1276tU district of Porsyth county.

Adams has been commissioned first lieutenant of Putnam Rifles rice S. R. Lawrence resigned. REGATTA ASD SOCIAL CAU1VAL. A prand regatta open to the world will be held at Rome GL during the autumn fair.

Commodore Thomas Perry and General James Tllton are the managers. Several valuables prizes ire offered for competition among which is a desirable city lot lit East house TM society of H. A. hold gra dat carntvil at New Holland spring on the 10th of August whlCDjpromijwto be a brilliant affair. We are Indebted the proprietor an tnvittlofl New Unhand springs ire situated lanaUa They are a noted sammerrewrt for the leshionable and chiral ou8onBOfthe A ro Home Journal be held at the office TurIos on next Friday night it half past eight oclok the purpose of Jf1 I rifle clnt.

AU gentlemen who desire to become members of such a organiZt10 are requested to be present either to per- son oxy. We hope to present 3ufow 5hou ia num her as well is lovers of this sport. The The meeting will be held to the room Joining the editorial rooms on the second HOOT. THE GEORGIA TTESTEBJ. i1 ii Oar City Fathers LflowIt to be Soldt Statas otke Road.

In lbs Fa ton county laerlZ tales for August 1 an announcement that the Sheriff will tell at the urns time and place one acre of land more or less In land lot 78 of the 1m dliuict of Fulton county Ga ly lug and being la the 1st ward of the cl of Atlanta aa' bound on the north by Shop. son street ea by the right of ay of tlre Western Atlantic railroad south by Rock street and west by Elliott also upon a lot containing three acres snore or less lying and being In the first ward of the city of Atlanta constituting I part of land lot 78 In the 14Ui dUulct of Fulton county end bounded north by Rock street by right of way of the Western and Atlantic railroad south by I hurmond street sod west by El- licit street. Both of. ad lot In the post es- slon of the Georgia Western railroad company and levied upon a their property also upon the franchise of the Georgia Western railroad company also upon the right of way having awldthuf 300 feet end the grading culverts onu appurtenances end the preml. or teal estate upon which the Ueorgla Wsern lallroad Is erected or built which ld railroad a graded corn mences at the city of AUaotaJn the county of Fulton sad extends partly along the line of the Western and Atlantic railroad west- wardly through Fulton and Cobb counties into UougUss county near and west of Douziaaavslle said right of way grading etc in possession of the Georgia Western railroad company pointed out In the a.

fi. and levied Ux as the property of the said Georgia Westeln railroad company by vu- tue of and to satisfy an execution Issued under a Judgment and decree from Fulton superior court on enforcement of a lien of contractorsto build railroad la favor of Grant Alexander Co. against the Georgin Western ndlioaU company. Considerable Iing exists la the city upon the seeming apathy of our' city fthersun this subject peciUy when it 13 well known that thec tyhx to pay interest on the bbnds issue I in behalf of this road and will have to pay them at maturity. In his Inaugural Mayor Hammock said Ow Ing to want of funds nothing has been dose on the Georgia Western railroad the past year.

Suit has teen brought against the Georgia railroad for its unpaid subscription. which if recovered will be sufficient It. is thougllt to complete its equipment to the end of the grading. This great work has at all times been regarded by mess of such vast conse- querce to the future growth and permanent wealth of our city that I have not fa led on all prudent occasions to urgjupon our people as tartet and vigorous effort to push it lorwa I begin my official term In the same splilt and would most earnestly insist that every effort possible should be made to press It to completion To further show the importance placed on this road we cite the language of the Charter relative to the veto power of we Mayor Provided such veto pow shall not be used to prevent the Mayor and General Council by a major ty vote heretofore practiced from submitting to vote tf Use people question of further aid to the Ueoigia Western railroad as tow authorlz. ed by law nor to prevent the Will of 1 city as the same may be expressed at said election fr in being carried out It the rod Is sold whll' becomes of the 00 Ivested by the city in it The city loses the road losea the 300000 loses all control over the road and perhaps loses the suit against the Georgia raUro ir tua ly the sale makes the road bankrupt and who it to enforce the payment of subuciip I titans.

To whoa shall It tie paid' 1 The people then nsturaUv enquire If our city fathers will at ow it to be 9jl and de. sire to know tte status of th rued and the suit against the Georgia 51. R. We will proceed to give alt tho Inf cuss- lion we could obtain yesterday. FACTS ASOLT TUB SALE.

Messrs. Grant Alexander Co. contract- tors had a contractors lien on the road for the work of grading etc. it the last term of Fulton superior court they obtained judgment against the Georgia Western roat for 200J and a special judgment authorizing the sale. Since obtaining the judgment they have gsrnl- steed all the stockholders.

In an interview yeslerday with Cot. John Grant one of the firm of Grant Alexau der Co. he Informed us that they Old not want toe road but seeing fiat our city fathers were doing nothing towards comp ting the rod or paying them they tad obtained a judgment to secure the debt. The hail offered to settle with the city It the latter would give some assurance of paying the debt by paying It in monthly ins all meets Messrs. Grant Alexander Co.

want something done. These views were corroborated by Hon. M. A Candlerof the lie firm of dler Thomson their attorneys. I tsoxaiazso OF TUB ROAD.

46 will covet all the of the Georgia We tern road. THE CITY SUBSCRIPTION The city subscribed OO In bonds end has paid about 24250. She owes about JS OCOon the sub erlptlon for which she is garnisheed and which lawyes think she will hare to pay. TOE RESULT OF THE SUK Eminent counsel agree that to allow the ale to take place wilt jeopardse se the suit agalnt the Georgia road even though the ci should buy it. Suppose some say the the les eel of the State road buy It.

They can clo the road and the city will still have the montytopay All sgnee in saying the best course Is to settle the debt due MtSHS. Grant. Alexander Co. or postpone the tale until alter the result of the trial of the Georgia railroad suit. STATUS OF TEE GEORGIA RAILROAD SUIT The suit against the Georgia railroad was ready for trial at the 1 at term but owing to the heavy docket was not reached.

It will be for trial at the next term. The Jeo gta railroad ead to the jurisdiction and that we never authorized thesubscrip- Ion. But the minute show that their Stockholders in convention did authorize It. TILE LEGALITY or THE SALE. Eminent counsel are of the opinion that the sale next Tuesday It carried out will be null and void The sheriff under corn- mon law proceedings cannot sell real estate out of hl coun The upreme Court in the At anta Medical College case decided you could not destroy property by sale and such would be the effect of a salt by pltce meals.

Justice Lumpkin la the Monroe rallro id case doubted whether a rtUroad could be sold at alt certainly not by corn- mou law proceedings A If had. must be had h. a court of is the view also of Judge John Collier counsel for the road. WHAT IS BIlISG PORE. We are cognizant of the fact that the ci attorney CaptYV TNewmnnd the attor.

ney of the Georgia Western railroad have been busy for several days In prept1na th necessary papers to enjoin the sale. Whet effect the nines of Judge Hopklus way have we caflHja hoped that our city father was eetoa the sale does not take place. We ire itue that It en be aver eel. New Books. A WOMAN IN ARMOR Br MW IlABTWELL.

G. W. Carlton" Co. publishers New York. Phillips Crew Atlanta Us.

This 1 a story of great Interest. It It written In I forcible style riveting the at tention un one reads it through Its aim we shall leave to toe discovery of th read- A MAD MARRIAGE BY MAST AOSES FLEMING author of Guy Earlscourt' wife etc. fame pub The mentlon of the authors name insures the readtblneM of this book. It it Indeed very exciting and will compare with A Terrible Secret a former work. SHIFTLESS FOLKS An undiluted love story by CSFJSTAD GOLDSMITH G.

W. OD A Co. tub It hers New York. This Interesting and remarkable novel three heroics and three heroel. The writer of the work says The novelist endeavors to make life' mysterlei plain- It to the novel thatweRoforonrlifepictuiea.

In our favorite characters we are uncmaclOUJIY fashioned. Natural taste politic rellfftoB are wore mowdtd In the muses by the. novel than any other meant of education The people In thUbooktre real folks and torny mind thirties wltha' The work 1 written in an easy pwant style and will be found quite en rt lnlng. To GOLDEN OTPOBTUjrm. Ho for the mammoth advertising sreclal commercial Issue of To ConTIWTI01f.

Let busineSs be advertised In It. Thousand of extra COPleS will be Issued. Call at To CossTOTUKHf sod secure space atcnee. No extra charges. See advertisement ACwoT3 July 27th Yesterdaj was indeed an enjoyable diy at Acworth.

Tbe morning serrices were conducted at the Methodist church where one pf he old iuMcn loyefeuti wuheld. At these lorefeut meetings bread and water is handed to II present. after which in opportunity- is wended for Chi WiAI1I to speak of their religious experiences Eer 3Ir. Jones of Van Wet circa stated that he had been one of the greatest sinners 011 earth but was convened and called to prtacno which hla wile objected He told her there wu no other alternative but that he In obedience to the requlsl. UDI of h1a Lord most preach the gospel But hit wife pertistantly objected.

up to the evening before he was to tart to Atlanta to join the wmferene Just before retiring that night the subject came up His wife told him that the could not eon- rent for him to go. Whereupon he said to her My Gear wife. If jou are an obstacle in my way the Lord will remove all a ties. They retired both with heavy hearts and between tile hours of midnight sad day hij wife was severely attacked wlthchok tog. lie 514 all In his po er to relieve her.

AfUr suffering for souse time sad InOe dying she It tact recovered. Next morning the subject of hi preaching D1e upsgair. lad his wife If J. My dear hntbsnd believe that If I had not con sented last night for you to go and preach that the Lord would hue. choked me to death.

You un go now and I pr wise cots that I will never objnct again ha the whole course of our lives. Mr. ilarrig of Cobb county spoke very zealously Sal 1 that be had burled two af fectlonite Wives. tie stated that after hi second wile died he oke up house keep InjC for I while having no family except one little boy and I little girt eight yeas old. Alter II few mouths he returned to his old home with tis two children and Just before letlrine at nleht his little zIrI.

Must as her mother had ay. done lighted candle end placid it by the Bible on the table for fami prayers. This he said had dune his soul goad all bis lire. An the co jclulon of hit remarks much lee lu Will manifested in the audience. i Many Christians told.

their experiences a 1 were Interesting and highly entertaining and edifying. As was announced shop WIht-nan preached in the Saptist church at 11 o'clock His text was As for me and my house we wilt serve the Lord. From this text the Bishop prea ed one of his soul stirring sermons. It was good for tie soul. It was bread cut.

upon tae waters to be gw red together after many days. The Saptist church is the largest church in town and was crowded to overflowing more than a hundred people cou not get seats. Toe rresbyterlan church being very near by all who cou not be seated in the Bapllslt church repaired there where they were la with a sermons. from the much beloved Rev. F.

Cock. The afternoon was devoted to I Sunday school mass meeting. colonel W. Anderson of Marietta. was introduced IS the trot speaker.

In his usual happy ma ner he spoke about twenty minutes. The colonel is a great funday t-cbool wan and we might safely say that he to great at any. thing he undertakes XV heard the preaca era wishing that vtehad more such men. Colonel VV Phil Ips of the same place came forward and salt he would have to talk to the hi dreu and that they must talk to him. lit began by asking toe cuildren questions.

Cheerful answers cme from tile happy children through the audience. 1 he child re i se med to be as much interested In the success of the meeting as any one. bishop WIvhtman then fame forward and said that It was getting late and all present in favor of dlsiuUeiog anti going horns to raise their hands. Not a hand Will raised 0 the bishop had to tasks a speech. For about lifteen minutes he held thecngrega lion spell oounti wuh his eloquence and powerful arguLect and interesting anecdotes Prol.

Mclum si profe sor of the an Wert univers ty was present sad by request sing some in tunes which he le lined the children to ti ug In the short space of one minute Tile professor it one of the bet scgers we everbta The meeting was delightfully pleasant and profitable. Sunday night D. Felwn prenelad in the Baptist church. The church was crowded to Us utmost cap city Hit text was lbs Lord shall set the travail of Uis ul anj be tatinfltd I The doctor is unquestionably a man of great mind and tower. lie not only feels a great interest In the welt re of his country politicly.

Gut his large religious heart goes out for the sinful world Toe meeting Is to protracted by our name sake Rev. Mr. Bar. well. We omitted In our report last week.

to state flat the board of stewards report a better out look in the Rome district than ever heroic. Cot. W. Anderson chair. man of the board said that he would a in presence of the blbop that in Rev.

W. Pledger the Rome dlottict has se good a pre Idl elder as any district in the conference and thanked the bl hop for sending Urother Pledger on the district. Ii. lIARWELL Watering Places. Dally the trains of the various railroads which come to our city have numbers of men women and en who are in search of cooler waters ILd pleasanter breezes than they have at home olng out from the cities they exhale the fragrance of fields atd breathe the genial air of rivers and mountain Doub less they will im prove in a few weeks the country air will soo he their spirits and calm their nerves.

The pulse will abate its fevered heat cud Use heart will quiet down into harmony with the gentler pulse of nature. Some southwestern Georgia people have stopped here satisfied wlmh our climate and our mineral spring Those of our citizens who are unable to leave the cite patronize Ponce de Leon Angler a est End and the old mineral spring. It is sm prising the number of pe sons who visit tht old mineral spring down by George Johnson's in the early morning. Then too to see th. sum ber of buckets demijohns and bottles sent there to be tilled.

Yet how little about this spring to make It attractive. No changes or imp ovements have been made about but it preserves its old characteristics There is an attune phert of pastoral loneliness about the old spring which some mtaht think it sacrilege to disturb even by things that elsewhere would confer interest as well as ornament. Tug FAMILY PSYSICUJf" Is the title of a new paper published here by Thomas PullumCo Thomas Pullum is it irsoaging editor Lucien Smith poet laureate naDr Daniel the religious temperance sgrtcuitu- s.t scientific and energetic local. Its motto la heel thyself. CITY JOCALS The Decisions.

The yrisphlet Of the jafSme Court I Decision I readj delivery Be- memhtfOwflBleet tJfe regular tubscribere of our praJMtae dollar and two dollars to thosjHto ire not subscribers. WALLS plastered with Shelby lime will be white as snow. Sciplo Sons 59 Decatur street. ANALYSIS of Shelby lime by Prof. Cassels.

98 65 by Prof. Toumy 9889. Seiple Sons 59 Decatur street. 4 THE Shelby lime makes a beautiful white mortar or plaster and takes a polish almost equal to plaster of Parish. TEE peculiar finish of the Elmwood collar makes it thoroughly perspiration.

proof. All firsr-clw furnishing stores sell them. Ix analysis is true the Shelby is the purest. and strongest lime. in the world.

Seiple Sons 44 Marietta street. SHELBY lime makes nine bushels of slaked lame to the barrel and will purify three tunes as much gas us any. other. Seiple Sons 59 Decatur and Marietta street. CHAMBERS' Encyclopedia has been re.

UeYed of the royalty heretofore paid to. the Crown. This work is far ad- vance of any other enclyclopsdia in the Arts Sciences Metaphysics Medicine. Chemistry Geography Biography To pography Theology Jurisprudence Natural History Anatomy. Sculpture.

Mythology Mechanics Architecture Hydraulics Antiquities. Philosophy. MusiC Magnetism Metallurgy and Lettres all with scientific nctt ness. is a library' in itself and the roost reliable and useful compound or knowledge in existence. It.

la the book man Its occasion LOT. It contains artistic illustrations and maps a nd it is eminently worthy of subscribing for and we commend it to an our citizens. Oar Water T7 ika' Coa miaM er Tkreatemed warn Heary 8i Testerday a representative oi Tp Sirnmo started one to ascerUlaan that was pou1DJe relatlTO to the heavy suit damages with which our water commis Ion- er ve openly threatened. These. soils grow out of the.

location of the. rfaeiTolr The parties who claim thit they tiave been damaged through ills cutting Oft. p5 their vater supply ire Messrs. 2. J.

lintaey said B. U. Clarke The. former gentlemsn owns large flour com and aaw infll onSoith river between eight said ten mUes from the darn of the reservoir. The tatter Is the prop letor ot the well known cotton factories situated at Flat Shoals In DeKalb county and between eighteen and twenty wiles below the dam Mr Clarke Uys1 hi damages at the modest sum of TWO UDEZD THOCSAYD DOLLIES and Mr.

HWI estimates bis at about my thousand dDllirs. The reporter conversed first with au en neer. officer In. the employ of the city. 1511 gentlemen stated Uid1.

bo hid not yet to far II he knew been omciiSy no- used that any action WM to be brought against them. In reply to the question as to whether or not he thought these parties halt been damaged at all he replied that they were damaged any It most be Terr little. It was true that the reservoir eat oft two prongs tr branches of South river one coming from the nepborhood of East Point and the other from We End but both of these were very small. Again at a distance of four miles or leu below the dmfour creeks' eme4uto South river three of which are a large a the two cut oft combined. Consequently he thought the loss of water-power by reason of the darn must be iuslgDlacaB and betides toe water In the reservoir afteV discharging it duties In the city flows back aga Into South river.

so that ha mlis In realty ire not deprived of it. Till OTHXBSIDB. The reporter next saw Cot. WlL Husejy on of Mr. Rulsey who stated that it was true these tins were damaged and Intended to get pay for It.

Upoiieach of the four creeks above alluded to there is a milt They use the waterand hit father does not get It from them until about two o'clock in the day. For his mornings supply he relied upon the streams cut off by the dam. Consequently he has now to suspend work. curing the dry season until two o'clock. thus delaying 8 customers often as long I waive hours and seriously Injuring his business.

Mr. Clarke was Damaged by lee. seeing his water power and although his factory ran steadily it did not do its. full work. to far the bold of commissioners had not taken any steps to settle these cases Suit will be brough to the next term of our court.

under an act authorizing tie appoint- neat of commissioners to uses the damages and eminent counsel have been employed. DEKALB SUNDAY SCHOOLS. Tenth Annual Celebration Dedica tlOIl of the Tabernacle. The tenth annual celebration of the Do. Kilb Sunday School Mscclatl' tales i lace at the "Children's Tabernacle" In Decatur on tile 18th of August next.

There are thirty Sunday schools represented In the association The Tabernacle is now being erected and ill be SO by 150 feet. The following is the programme Exercises begin at 10 IL m. Singing by all tte Decatur echJ' A ng of welcome. heading the scriptures by Rev. D.

Fraser PrajerbyBev K. Godfrey. Dedication hymn Words by Rev. H. Martin.

music by George W. Lyon oy all the schools. Dedication add ey by U. Colquitt. Sour-Glory to God In the Ii fche By all the schools.

Reading reports. Song Ve are coming blessed Savior by all the schools Annual address by Rev. R. Q. Mailed D.

D. of New Orleans. Song Work for the night la comlng- by all tbe schools Announcements Recess for dinner. Bong Always cheerful by all the schools. Tho schools will be called In alphabetlal order and allowed to slog any son selected them.

bong Praise God from whom all ines flow" by all the Ihe association will convene at 10 a us on the 17th mthe Taberniole for tie election of officers. Grocers' Pto ective Assocttlnoa. The Grocers' protect ssjOcUtion rest last night in the roams or the ard trade John Hagani president In the chili. The name of H. 8 ark after being bat loVed was enrolled as a member.

The treasurer made his regular rep rtbis exhblts showed that there was a bauncein hand. Report read an 1 received. The th nks of the association were ten. dered the city papers for courtesies ex teded. Mr.

A gin and Mr. L. W. Stokes made statements about their cues pending before the city council- On motion of Lapt M. Roberts the aceoclatlon resolved to take no action until alter the action of we city coutielt in these cues.

ELECTION or OFFICERS. The president announced that the election ofjofflcers would then take place. The result was as follows It Griffin president M. Hall lea Vice D. B.

Morgan D. Cotton E. M. Roberts Treasurer. i S.

Prtor. Secrelary E. Boyd Secretary. Upon thrannouncement of the result of each election the compliment was gracefully acknowledged by the successful men. It la due to all these gentlemen to say tone of them sought the offlc ice CREAM.

After eectlon PrtBidenl S. Griffin gave so Ice cream supper to all esent and the reporter muet cotfess that it was as dellekue Ice cream he partakes of this season. Tics PICNIC. After some little discussion It was decided to postpone Indefinitely act In re ga to tan picnic. There being no further busnecs 8 before the a.

soda ion the meeting adjourned. Run off and Smash Up. We mentioned several days ao that the Central railroad had masts erring wants and ware taking the Oft from the IactotyH lot to cars to fill up their Jotta trilacon' depot. This gronuitfes are preparing for aroaaitcsicr Yesterday the tram hid SXrfo up. said brought from tie factory lot a load of dirt.

The embankment or work on which the train runs out ld which near the culvert i pretty high. the cars are cut loose from the engine and run back on this embankment. On them were torn negrooa on the front car perhaps two. When the train ri th lid of the embankment it did not stop. One car was precipitated entirely off and was broken In two.

Though badle frightened the negroes were not hurt. Agricultural Bin eau. On yesterday we visited the above department and examined tome very fine peaches. sent In by. Dr.

1. C. Tucker of Fulton county. Also saw some nice pears of the Dearbon seedling variety from the farm of Or TP Janet of Greene county. We also examined German millet sent in by Mr.

Ed. Holland of Atlanta specimen of corn forage grown by ex Jos. E. Brown fine native grass placed on exhibition by Dr. T.

DUIeZdJ of. Fulton. A A few days ago at. dark quite a hue and err was raised In cotching a colored man who had stolen a quilt. Yesterday down Decatur street there was a disturb- ante shout a stolen watermelon.

Almost daily parties are before our courts fur pet. larcenies or crime Wen. one great cause of many of these things 1 on account Of the manner la which winy are living just now. There are many who are wiLIng to work. but the labor market is overcrowded at the present time and unID improves business cannot be expected to dseufoU from it.

depression. Very. often we old en advIsing younger ones ti 0 to Ute country. What tor Ii a rule they ire not fitted for the life and labor which they would be required to go through to attain comfort said happiness and they do sot at tempt U. Still Idlenes 1 bad very bad.

It wIll ever prodacavidous habits and dlsO Lo to the laws. An Idle man and he 1 generally repressed by want-is prepared foraQevfl prone to wickedness On the contrary habits of Industry fill the Wind with honest thought and require Urns for better This will not leave leisure to meditate or execute ml ehlef. Jornww Noiczou I prepared to I. nlth the wodd sod the rest ot mankind Wills Crape Harieg tried tbeiawe prooanee them delicious. I pound quash grown ou his List Point farm.

PlckenrcountfUto be visited by Rev W. lie leave i tor that coany Those boqueta tie General receives every day shows bow he Is Ippro. doted by the sir sex. ior 1. WhItner and Mrs Vekforl are buUdlll fine resldancei near Hurtville on the Georgia railroad True only tolerably rood yesterday on the various railway lines cooling to the city.

It was ralker amusing see sit elderly gentleman yesterday ifersoon strutting tilt Peachtree steet In all Imagtaabledlz- tnltr with a quarter of newspaper pinned tohiscoatafl Hamlets remxrk of tmething rotten In the state of Denmark will pt 11 tear home It tbe mouth of tome of our sew ell ire examined. Hffl Puk I the name of a new station en the State road. Named In hnnnr saC W. Rhode Hill aq whose country seat is there. An editor in Atlanta who it so accustomed to being called on by ladles that whenever any one comes in without looking up he tills out come to ladles Many a young ladles' heart will be wide sad a.

the announc meDt that the young en tie tan doing business on the corner of Decatur and Collin' irjftwlllluve WI afternoon for Toccos. CL8alo I love thee. But nver more be officer Ot mine are the words that it it said wfll soon lit i whispered to a United States official In this ty. The city is still well supplied with wa termelons In purchasing parties would do well to remember a line from Much Ado about Nothing. It says Let every eye negotiate for 1 Lselfand trust no feet In his first effort at selling newspapers near the depot yesterday afternoon.

a little ey abo It wu thea that the golden clouds ut his sun of. success faded Into dismal It was a pleasure to stand at Broad street bridge yesterday afternoon and watch the small fleecy clouds floating in richest hues of gold and crimson caught from the slow farewell radiance of the broad declining sun. Plenty of fishes in the brook Daddy ketch em wld a hook Mammy fry em in do pan Daddy eat ens like a man. A colored man on Peters street has been quite ill for I day or two having made a hearty meal on fresh fish. Did you ever witness the parting of two young ladles at the depOt and see tteT cr When you look at ttum with.

bedab- bled cheeks eyes and perhaps nose red and swol en we con that seeing the effect of the lachrymal secretion in a pine- teal point of view there is wore fun la it than pathos. Yesterday was very warm. What happy times the old Turks meet have SUtfnl on such a day as yesterday listening to the cool plashing of their fountains and smoking their chlbogues until they fell asleep to ream of eyed hourta smiling at them. amid the rant troves id by the cool rivers of a Mussulman parad se. The other day a genteman wearing glasses dressed in a bu tei nut suit and carrying It faded pot bag came up to James' batik corner Just as the Taj lor street car was moving off.

He did not see the single horse to front but he spied I man on the back platform. Between labored ups for brea he ejaculated. Say mister is that tbe Au Line It rather annoys a reporter to go to the depot these warm afternoons and see so many passing through going to various summer resorts The are spreading themselves preparatory to delectating in all se dee of enjoymeut He may call philo ophy to his aid yet he Is la harness and cannot let out to breathe the bolmy air of the open fields and grov but must repeat with Sterns's stulng We cant get out. THE CVrilOLIC FESTIVAL. A Greatsfying Success and Crowded Levi nlht the Ladles Altar Society of the Catholic church ve a stlval In the hall on the corner of Alabama said FOTllyth streets.

The ball wsa spendldl illuminated by large reflectors. wtre pleased to see such a large attendance Mapy enjoyed thf themselves in a grand promenade while hers feasted on ice cream frozen peaches grapes melons etc. were fortunate ough to fall into the hands of two lovely matson and can only say that Unguage Is inadequate to do justice to the frozen peaches. Everthtag passed off splendid Every. body was pleased delighted and satiated with good th Jigs and a pleasant time The festival netted handsome um Engagement at OeGive' The fo lowing engagements have been booked.

at DeOives opera housa lit the coming season. The Hutchinson Family October 6th 70 and 25th. Berger FunOy November 5th and 6th. Fanny ltIce December 9th 10th and llth Minstrel December 21st. Ka Fl her December 31st and January It Dramatic company January 7th and 8th.

Minstrels January lOtb and llth Raymond Jannarv 34th 25th and 28th. booth February 21st Rind 23rd and 24th. Browns Dramatic company. Much 3rd and th Wallace Sters April 7th 8th lCth and llth AT the next regatta at Howell's mills on PellChtree the Marietta hat" will be substituted for tubs la the tub race. Til Fulton County Sunday School Association meet to-day at the First Methodist church.

in Tnl Eclectic ar for August shines forth with Increased brilliancy CM It I good name for a dentist LOCH AND BUSINESS NOTICE. LOUIS SAULUS CO. Ire offtring goods it most unprecedented prices. Poplin Urea Goods 10 cents and many otter bargains. julj d2t COL CREEK COAL.

I tm offering a superior quality of Coal Creek Coal at very low rates by the car 1- ad until September 151875. JNO. 1. EDWARDS Agent jull27-d2t 50000 dollars worth of Dry Goods and Carpets are no offered at and below cost It Fuchgott Benedict Co. JuljIS-dtf BARGAIN COUNTER.

Mea Turchgott Benedict A Co. lave now a Special Counter where veryutefol articles are offered It ht their value. Julyl8-dtf Gun Sacrifice in tias at Tuschgott Benedict Co. Julyl8-dlf Doxzaic Goods Hosiery Ac. ire now offered at less thin cost of manufacture at Yurchtgott Benedict.

Co. julylS-dtl DBNTI8T8. DR. Is. IL HOLLAND merry Qt Augusta has lo rated at SO MorthProad Junction of Luc and Peachtree streets aid offers his professional services to the of LUuin asset surrounding country.

omu boura froiBgtlt to a P. If. DB. B. B.

BJLLUl8. ReaIlcnt OfficftOrer ChamiverlaJn A Boyntcaa ffhitehaaatreet Atlanta dtf D. crnzmR DETTIST So WbftflaJJatreet. Atlanta 6 VlAINKSTlLLK ASO JTBACX Leaves QaJnenWe maedUlaly atte rf the up er tnta. every day aid Brfvt at Ditlont- ta kr.

I aveaI aUonefx Terrdaye dcoeaect Tfiitte down afternoon' psuengi tain. ofid Hacks and careful ddvert wCJ nystetoond at to convey pas- to Porters Bprfngs or otter pofiit vjnatiie ten angSl dtf mMMEBCBi OBlffij JJ34 axoirn AT turvxraa ntxa warrs. Saturday. 407 810 Sunday and Monday 1123 380 Tnesdayi 611 163 Wednesday. SM Thursday 1154 Friday 928 Slowlngadecreas of l1T bale com pared with correspobdliyc days of last Telegraph.

fINAFICIAL By Telegraph to the Constitution. Nrw TOM. July 27 Money active at. 314. Sterling quiet and firm.

Gold exerted at lU alU Governments better lltSle doing new fives 16 State bonds quiet tocks closed active and feverish Central 102V Erie Lake Shore 59 Illinois Central 117 PltUbttrg 01. Northwestern 39V preferred 52 Kock island 103 treasury balances gold s33 8VI8 earrencyMbl229L Toe sub- treasurer paid out 0000 on account Interest 34OOU for bonds. Customs receipts 433000. NxWt OELXIVS July 27 Gold unsettled owing he sudden advance in New York. Exchang New York sight premium.

COMMERCIAL. Lotion In fin Receipts at all ports to-day. 188 Exports to Great Britain to my. none Exports to eonUaellt. none Consolidated receipts.

80 ConsoUdatedexports. 3643 StoettnJfewTork 73404 No July old closed It New classification Spots closed- Irregulrjjow middling mtddilnsra UK sales to skinner 1940 speculation 48. Future closed firm sales 5 bales July lIXalS 32 August IS 58213 16 September 15 I 15 IS 1116 November 13 82 December 13 1116 January 13al3 29-28 February 14 Ha 14KMarch 14 32 April If 33 1782 May 14 2332al4 31 June iSa 15116 Auoeiated Prtu New You July 27 Cotton unsettled sales 183 bales at UIU Net receipts gross 245. Futures opened heavy and dosed firm with sales of 65000 bales. The following table shows the opening and closing price MONTHS.

OPEIUD. CLOSED. Ho 14 7-32 July. August. Septemr October.

13 Hall 31 3i Novem 13 29 16 Dec. Id 16 January. 14 1614 32 February 14 al49it2 March. 7 2 April. 21 May.

I l4at5 81-32 June iSalfi 32 l3tga13 83 13 29 15 16 Wi32al3 16 131116 32 18 11-10 14 1 l16a14 i 14 9-3214 34 It 32414 114 23 2582 15aU I 16 July 27 Cotton nominal middlirags 14 net receipts 38 bales stock 2889 Saw ORLUJlaJuly 27 Cotton quiet mid dllngs 14 low middltngs 13 good ordinary 13 net receipts 9 bales gross 10 sales 50 stock 21814. MoBtuJuly 27 Cotton unchanged mid- dlings i4) low mlddllsgs 14 good ordinary 13 net receipts 16 bales ezpoits coa wise 5 sales lOOj stock 965 SAVABHAH Jul 27 Cotton entirely nominal no quotations net receipt. ex. sales 8 stock 675. Cuiiuaarow July 27 Cotton dull niiddlings a low mlddl ngi 14 good ordinary 13 net receipts 46 bales sales.

416 stock 4168. AUGUSTA Jtly Cotlou nornIasIly en- changed mlddllap 14 low mtddhlngs 18 good ordinary 13 net rtcelpts 5 bile' sales MSMFBIS July 27 Cotton quiet moderate demand mlddiings 14 net receipt l9bsie. shipments 222 sal 1 51 stock 3172. WILMINGTON July 27 Cotton nominal no quotations stock 449 NoRJoLX July 27 Cotton rulet mid. dlings 14 net receipts 80 bales stock 614.

BALTIMORE. July 27 Cotton dull old lower mid lllngs 14 net receipt 47 bales stock 1375. BOSTON July27 Cotter qniet middling dUnga 15X net receipts 45 bales stock PHILADELPHIA July 27 Cotton doll middlings 14 PROvIDENCE July 27 Cotton stock 9001 bales. Grain and Provisions. HEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK July 27. Flour- dull strongly In buyers' favor southern flour heavv and lower common to Mr extra 15 7546 50 good to choice extra 855a825 TV heat irregular and Unsettled opening 355 lowet closing with I better demand sad about 2cdeclinj from closing yesterday winter red western II 3841 western 1 40 amber western I 4141 42 white wesernl 3841 45 Ry quiet and nominal at 1 U. Barley more active barley malt quiet and unchanged. Corn heivy and lower moderate export And home trade demand it the decline team western mixed latter choice sail western mixed SiatS yellow western Oats heavy and decidedly lower mixed western 5800 white western 6167. Coffee Rio firm.

advance cargoes 17 a20 gold jobbing business fur at. lTa203 gold. Sugar quiet and easier fair to good refining 85-16 tine nothing pf moment doing refined quiet a Molasses quiet and Rosin and turpentine oncer. Woo81que I ri-Mrmer sew tness Job lot 3110 2125. Cut meat quiet middles doll at 12 Lard lower prime team U.

Whliky stta-Jy it St 21. Freights firmer. CHICAGO QUOTATIOE CHICAGO July 27. Flour buyer and sellers apart no transactions nominally 2Sc lower. Wheat excited higher tad unset Lel No.

1 spring II 1741 18 No. ii spring II 17 bid for spot his told 1 August closed It 1 17W September 11 17 No 3 spring 1 09 iil ii rejected 86. or active irregular No. 2 mixed TO spot. 71 bid for UjtUlt 72 bi for tember rejected 652166 Oats active and Ltgher No 2 nominally 52 spot 50X July 40 August 38 for September.

Barley tn and hither No. 2 spring- spot nominal 104 al 06 for September 1 04 for October. Rye neglected. Pork buoyant and unsettled 20 SOs I' spot SO September. Lard full prices asked no demand spot 13 40 September 13X Bulk ants fitter shouldenu 683 short rib middles UK short dear miadle 13 Whisky 17.

Recrtpts floor 7000 wheat 102080 COTB 318000 oats 11000 blrley ltXXryl' 8 100. Shipment flour 3000whet9OUPc rB l39006ToaU 7200 rye 750. At the afternoon call of the fl xbal was stronger 1 17al 18 for. 1 17 for September corn rauetSea snd higher at for August 72 for oat firm 4UfiU for Augu 3 Jor September pork was eauerlard unchanged. STMCIS Upo rf T.

LonsTJnly 27. aj Flour quiet aad unchanged. Js-- ri Ho. 2 red wter f41 bid. Corn 5o.

3 mixed' Oat So. 2 58 at 54 rork-rilgberutmis. ELtrd quiet and unchanged s1 Balk meau-ehoulder elearldb 12V live hogi higher thtopert 7 257 60 taeon grades 7 7 4ft butcher 40 aT7o5 ac vji CaWe aetfra sad lower supply ex.anzt- ed prime to dJOfce 6 50 0 75 tatr to good IS 1018 Kb' common to medium WflOjl good Texan H40a4 SO medlomto jilt Texan I S3aI3 75 Inferior to common red 1 40 flew white Tennessee 1 ffl all 8S. Com dull and droopiog at 7275. Oats firm end la demand at 6365.

Bye dun and on tfttIM for new old held Pork country 30 KlftA dUll and mln nt 0kma ta dalk Bteon only Jobbing and order trade. WMkT-HJrm at lllfi Lrva hogs- dull medium to fa r7 GOa 7 SO extes t7804 receipt I ship- meats 489. tor UOTATTOXS. Flour flrffl and ia. fair demand.

firm nd to lair demand- at 1. 204 I SOL Yf Cora firm hid to fair deoaad at 747 Balk meats shoulders t8Ji clear rib 12 Val2 clear tide la slSM. Bacon 9 HX dear ib13a clear sides 1 41 10 Bagging quiet and firm 1 SmPI0 HEWS. NnrTotr Jety 47. Arrived Tybee Pertlre Russia August.

Arrived out Ja- rufo E. Kroai ymm Memento Spam Adriaila. lHi SAVAMAH July 27. Arrived America Rattle Turner Electra. Cleared Watts.

Safled Ella W. Watts. In harbor Amelia O. Wei and for Brunswick. HABLKSIOS July 27.

Arrived Calvert Sailed Annie Bliss. lUUUA Arrival aad Pepartmr of Trat. Georgia Railroads Day tssscnger Train. Leaves Augusta. SIJID Leaves Atlanta.

TOOan- Arrive at Atlanta 4 00 pit Arrive at August UOpm Night Passenger Teals. Leaves Aunuta 8 813pm Leaves Atlanta 10 30pa Arrive at Atlanta. 25 an Arrive at Augusta. 40 a OoTlDgton Accommodation Train. Leaves Atlanta 500pn Leaves Covington.

II 550am Arrive at. Atlanta 8 IS an At it 7 SO pa KENNESAW ROUTE. The folJowlEg Scieduto take effect June fitH NORTHWARD. No. 1.

Leave Atlanta 4 IOpm Arrive Cartersvtlle IS ipin Arrive Kingston. lStapm Arrive Dah on 8 4pm Arrive Chattanooga 10 25 us No. 3. Leave Atlanta. rOQa Arrive Ciner7Ule 23 am Arrive rSsjjittJ 95 tm Arrive Dalton 54 us Arrive Chattanooga.

lOpm Noll Leave Atlanta Mpm Arrive lartersvllle 8 41pm Arrive Kingston. 9 917pm Arrive Dalton 1135pm SOUTHWARD. No. 5. Leave Chattanooga.

400pm Arrive Dalton 541pm Arrive Kingston. 788pm Arrive let 812pm Arrtve Atlanta 1015pm No. a. Leave Chattanooga 500am Arrive Dalton 701am Arrive Kingston STOJam Arrive Cartersfffle Arrive Atlanta. 12 06 nn ho.

12. Arrive Dalton iWain Arrive Kingston 419am Arrive Cartersville iSam Arrive Atlanta 030am Pullman Palace Cars run on Not 1 and 2 between New Orleans and Baltimore. Pullman Palace Cars sun on Not I and 4 between Mew Orleans and Baltimore 4 Pullman Palace Cars run on floe. 1 and 2 between Atlanta and Nashville Pullman Palace Jars run on Not 3 IOU 2 between Louisville and AUant change ox cars beLweenAawOr leant Mobile. Montgomery Atlanta said Baltimoreand only one change to New York.

Passengers lean. AUatU it 4 10 as. arrive In New York the second afternoon thereafter at 4 15 p. DL Excursion Tickets to the Virginia Springs and various Summer Resorts will be on sale In New Orleans Mobile Montgomery. Jo- tumbna Macon Savannah Aoxuttaand Atlanta I' greaUy reduced riles lit June.

Parties desiring a whole ear through to the Virginia Springs or to Baltimore should address the undersigned. Patties contemplating traveling should send for a copy of KZNUSAW ROUTS OIZCTTI containing schedules etc. HTAsk for Tickets via Kennesaw Rout B. W. WRNN General Passenger said Ticket Agent June4 dtf Atlanta UL Atlanta West Point RI R.

TIME TABLES. lake effect SUNDAY JUNK Oth 1875 at 10:25 in. Passenger Train Outward. STATIONS. JJUUVL LZATL Atlinta.

1025pm EastPoint 1049pm 1045pm Red Oak II Olpm 1106pm Falrburo 1124pm 1125pm Palmetto 1141pm 1143pm Powell's 1205am 1205am Newnn 12JOam U21am Puckets 1280am 1241am Orantvule 56. l67am HoltUullle. 117m 1181 WhttJ1e14I. 144m LaG ranee mam 206am Long Cane. 2811m 2SIam West Point 850im Passenger Train laward.

West Point 1206 us Long Cane 1216pm UIGpm LaGranga 12 pm 1245pm Whutfteld. 101pm lulpm Hognav1lle. 122pm 125pm Orantvllle 138pm 139pm Puckets 154pm 1 4pm Newnan. Upm 213pm Powell's. 228pm 323pm Palmetto.

250pm 261pm Filrttuin. 805pm SVOpm. Red Oak meet outward mixed train 322pm 37pm taatFoisntj Cpm 34pm Atlanta 400pm Mixed Train-Outward. Atlanta. 380pm EsitFoint.

255pm a 55pm Bed Oak meet inward Pat Train 15 Dl 823pm Yzirburn. 347pm 8A2pm Palmetto. 417pm ells tzpm t7pn Neiraan 509pm 610pm Ucketl 5pm 933pm Grantvlile. 551pm SSOpm Hoeantvillsupper 017pm 637pm WhZflelds 712pm 713pm LaOrtcge 7 86 II 745pm Long Cane Slpm 821pm West Point 8 45pm Mixed Train-Inward. Wert Point 255sm Long Cane.

825m 825am LaGrange. 4osam 4lOsci Whitfleid' 440am' 440 I15allL 420am torantrfUe CaJlJ 547am Packets II 05am 010 Newnaa mam 653am Powell's. 6 Mam OMam Palmetto. 721am 72Gam raitburD 744am 811am Ked Oak. 885am z4Oam Ea PointV B00 9UOsn Sm P.

GRANT land tecaet Lbs. AND iOBTESTBOUTI by biijlnj ticket 4 VIA THE A. This route Is OZ HDNDR1D SEOBTXSthaa any other to tha Springs of Vlrglmla 1 i QenertlManater jfc Al i 7 Atantaa Richmond a ABMDfQ 18 TRADg IJUTWAJin. F5azKzz l3 isss iS' UUia 144a S80 tWIKG TRAUT VTJL3TWAED Charlotte wftlr saiTD. train arrtrtaj Richmond at 840p.

pmaitng do necUonsforaUEuteni al owttfc trains Of an4 O. BaUroid for Virginia Springs thereby avoHtoz jndnMt tnuu- ferttehtrtottesvtlle. fsssenget tfatn Eastward connect at Charlott wiutjtralas CaroUaaCentral Ealroadfor WUmiagtoa and wlthtralcaof Western Plvlstod of 0. a Railway tot lip- coin ton Ac. also" with trala of Charlotte Columbia and Augusta JSaUroad.

Puser train Westward run un direct connection from ork making timt from York to ONLY 42 I 2 HOURS EXCURSION TICKETS TO VIRGINIA SPBINUS and other cumin resorts on tale at principal coupon office in Soantlt said Southwest. Fare as Lowand Time as Quick ToEutem Cities or Vlrgiasula SpriogSjU by any other fionte of Atlanta. JOHN B. PICK Master traatporUdoa. SUPERINTKNnxirr ATLANTA Drratox Venial B.

aud3anngCoftjia Oeorrfj Atlanta GaTDec. 1ft 1877 Ohangoof Schedule. ON and slier Thursday December JO 1874 the trains between Atlanta sad UuTottoawfflrenasfaiowi Azrtysj Lean. gon a Whttebnrgtn 8 65. nt 15M.

fwraan S. a3aia SJarpsbofg. Itt 37imju23 29ara Turin 10 84a lO 87am Senda 1057 us. il 07am Brooksvul ii a3 m. lt ia33pm.

S5pm Arrive. fi Lean. WMr lOOp Griffin. 8 15pmt. 8 pm BrookiTule 400pm.

06 pa Senola 4 85 4 45 pa Turin 05pm 507 pm dhsrpburg 5 5 14pm- Newnaa. 6 4V pmv 0 04 Sat-genie. 6 24 mL fl 29 a WUtetburg. 46 mt 81 Cuitollton. 751pm AJ WHITE Pre MdSupV U.

J. FOKXAIRK flupt eU- tf A. Central andSouthweatern Rallroadi. 4 Siviesiu 7ane 20 1875. ON and after Sunday one 2Oth psasen- gerTralns on the Central and South' Tf ti 1MirTflt 1 rr- ih iTr follows i TKA1N No.

1 GOING KObTH WEST Le ve cavannaa1. 9 15m Leaves Augusta. tba Arrives at Aueustt. 400pm Arrives at Macon 0 45pm Leave Macoa tor Colnmboj 8 15pm Leaves Ma on for Atlanta. 9 10 Arrive ttU luaibn 45s a Irrtves at Atlanta.

5 02 am Making close connecUuns at Columbus with Western Riiiroad for Uontgotocry Mobile New Oneans ttl. Sleeping cut run through. Macun to. Montgomery. At Atlanta with Wfeatern and AUautic n4 4t- 5514 and litchinond Air Line for ail palate North and Northwest.

COMING SOUTH AND EAST. Leave Atianu. 10 40pm Arrive at McontrjmAvlanta. 6 5 a Leave Macon. TOOaa Leaves Augusta.

ViSsm Arrive at Mllledgeflll 940 Arrives in Jtalonlun 11 lOam Arrive at Augusta ttlpm tees in tUvannah 5i5p TRAIN No. GthZiQ NOSTU A ue vetS nuaa 7 80pm Leave August 8 806pm Arrives at Augusta 6 0 arrives at Mlued evlllej 940am Arrive at Ealoaton 11 0am Arrive at Macon. OOJtm Leave Macon for Columbus. 25 am Leaves Macon for nfnL 10am Lave Uacou for albaoy. to tm ueaves Macon tor AtlauU 43 a us rryesatcoiunai.

0 t5y a arrive at Kufaol 715pm Arrives at Albany 4U pn Irrivesat AlUnuV lOOpu Trains on this schedule for ufagla At lanta and Albany dally. For Columbus. Tuesdays rhnr aajani stnrdaya. Albany Train connect nu Atuotkaad Golf lialiroad Trains it Albany and will. run through to Arlington on Susmij Kxtea ston Mondays ruesdjyt Thursdays and Friday Trains jrEofsul connect with the Tort Oalnes trains at Cuttibert for Fort Gaines dally excett JBnndty.

IJQMING BJOril AND S18T. Leaves AUanu.f. 120pm Leaves Columbu 130pm Leaves Xufsula 82a in Leaves Albany. 10 62pm Arrive at Macon from AtUnta. 0 40 Arrive at Macn from Columbus 6 68 a Ire.

at Macoa frcm uf ola aadAIbany. 515pm Leave tlaoon. 78518 UaveAugat 8u5pa AirlTe In Augnga. 6 OU a in Arrives In Savannah. 615am Passengers for Milledgevllie and Zsioclca will take train.

Jo. 2 from Savannah and Augusta and Train No 1 from points on thj Southwestern Railroad. Atlanta and Jf aeon. The VfOedgevula and Zatonton train runs dally Komiaj exeeot WM. BOOKS Oenl SnpL Central rRallrosd Mraanalu VlKOtt.

POW ttS. t8outhwet juteill-dtf JEWBLEflJ. WILLIAM BOLLMAN IN Wautet Jtwelrjr Clock etc. Spec- lades and Xra No. 9 WhItehall street near ReLlroad Crossing Atlanta Ga.

Repairing dos moodtylaaad wamatod. J1OUSZ. LI OinrmLLi Ozoasu. ihlspoptilarBotdlsloeaVd wltfiinoa hundred yards depot is a txst-daea hotue. and gives firstda secomoodatloa It 1 altogether the mot convenient stop.

ug place for business men. in Bankruptcy. TURTUUX District of Geo At il Greened or 6 July In the matter of CharleJ Doherty bank. ropt bankruptcy. This is to glys notice owe a week for three weeks that I tare been appointed Assignee of Charles 1.

Dobertyot Greenes- boro Georgia who hat been adjudged a bankrupt upon hi own petition by the DU- tdet Uwt ot said le XWSKICJCfiOTZL HOUSE rOESTTH4 giOBGLi ByS. D. RROWNAdD LSTW aim ot SOJJUK fer day Per wekr. 10 sgl i t. 1 ir i.

Y. t1t ti rlrA rj JULY 28. Prcf rrcd nLi CR1J1 PAK Jl Wk JAUUB' JO UJ tkJ Ulnl0. fo lmt ue 11 Lmo. Or.

11. Fre' Fluorng Lmon ad ae m11 fm te fruL ttr Igrebln te tnrnt oor whch obne tho utt uuy sld. me fm polonoU oll rd wt Ihvpne cayenne pppr. ave toe choic Jurl extrt l. Ie' lie Cram Bing Iodtr al 11.

i reprelnk rty Knunt amlt llne 1 mket tee relpct. Jul awuntuethu1w P.Kz-om ldtad cty. wil 1 Rme te 7h AnUt. cce bt1h ti CatoIc cburh ercte tbt pla. exu wi ier 1t pry eal O5 ad Br 1te Hav Wt Ine Dr ld.

Mt ad Bl glu ad glu tel pr 810 no glaed glu 10 pr lox12 gl 0 pr lgt gle 1c lht 2 I. fou dor net Jd IOg 0 37. LI O161 11 Bltd. 1 0 p. Al ttber fa proprio A g.

wa. ulet utJcon. Ifrl New AdterIIHmeala UeScpe 81. Lcen lwne et LUI Baule" C. nutca Mn.

A Ltle. 150 pundsA M. NorroM. wod coll. liam ttt.

Wat ud- Ilc cholal ae- trtet Chambr' Encyclop jl. Anayi-8cfple Sns. IleSlile ons I anayala tre-Seple Wi putrd Alerie Turaya geat apecli commerca aue Te tonsttutbn. MEBcln BlSIE We sb xt te jleatat anratg Ibet I Atlnt mecbt fesslona fal I I It Issle thouad etr cllie. a ben unbestatnQly ttOt I EI ibZ i Ts CONSTITUTI li te verllng Atana ublebed adverisement vHslng clumns.

Cal ltce I Peronal PluarraplA lon. Mn J. Crwfcrd Bihop retured from tInan 1 taler y. Eq retured tn MI.e Belt Prat te cty. We ae t' ler Wlle Lowr bUd udgt i srously iL phytdau wi aow F.

Rya cerly cl lelve atoa tday Ml org Rnselleaves Ganes- vile tay. Rber prl tay lonel S. B. 8pncer wl leav ciy tmorrow Clarkhie. Blhop Gr 1 rd Jrlgbt wl commtnce mllvn nmt.

Dr. AIey cty WIS caled lonav Catotl sprng Ytst r- Dr. W. ATahr left the cly JpAteday Tlts sprngs. Tenlesle.

rlgret lear. lUl contnt hs In lsosl- lion. Jck on clv wi qualted judge curt. Mr. We I rlDg me bl Au ustl 11 cty yestry Htn ese Ind lon.

1. 8. pken ountcton Ilw tht VIit cu Mr. sprng. delvers partes dily ciy.

alons oUhe watr. go Viginia J. lt conua lct st a I cc Cater alag DIJUnt sLtarerls al ie belol ed Id hin seU I so I TIK LDUi Ho mammOh spcial CO STITUIOI. nt busIes be ad veratd II Thousats I ra cOI I. 1 lsue.

at Tis COSnrtTWN ote spce a olce. Nt HIa Se averl mfnt II contnue. metngs laptt chrl ntt en wlb churh an4one expdenre. wer v- sat Goa spirt filed ls wa manifest Yestrday te Hal meet abut 1 three prater 1lx eeaL ute tks" mae. sever ptton cered tat sJela tUel remembre Goa pple Indvldnalnltces 1 eltoned pryer bae bu aswere Hntn P.

rbt te meetng. bfor vlltnK brethen ad ICdl entred te ha. oII Ivtd te frn Ba elcgae rd encurtment InJulnc revvin Atat ben Hawknvle Soca Circe Adarsve A. aidig me fortea placj te metl 11 joumed Moralst belever al ctlena ma spnd at le' I ie pa tmelt I oi r. Jae Warn te I ate i Ind ps.

Jlin aBw wa commone ordin Bra y. Matew Heg hn bn cmmI noW publc 12U Wa Abur Bl ha ben coIssIn- not publc 126 tct J. Adas ha ben cmm one ft leutenat Putnl Rfes fle I Lawrenc resge RouT SUL ClIUL vrnd re ata on te wi hed Rme dung te atn 11r. Cmmodor boma I Gene Jame 11lon a magr Sver vauble a pre. ar oferd eomptl0n hc 1 debl.

cty i Rme 8letyof a gd 1 cal elnl a Nel HoIad fpr' GL. 10t ug whlcb promlesto IrUlrt a1. Weae Indebte Ct NlcbolA te proprewr for a I iton Holad prg ae iturt ne At- l' is. Tey ae notd summer rr honable ad tr daughters and clnoua sns obeeoutad- York HOlt loNa. I ATENll A meetD 1 hed ofce 01 the At Cnn.

lrdl ha ocok te plr onag rUe A geteen de1 bcme meUbr uc ottn a prnt ete i aouobyyox. hop lea a of our hot rd we hiv fum- br wel A lnn ep Te metig wl hed i te rom jOlnDg te eitr rI ecd Jo. i' JGEo i Jl Oa. Cltater. AUo lt te i Stt11 Rod.

I Ftn uutI le. Al. I a IDnoucemet td te Shr lU ci te ame Ue ad pl lnd le. i 11' dtct Ft cuDtI Ir Ig rd btg te lt ta AUDt a te no Simp ID te1 et te rght way to utr Attc rw lut trt rd wt' EoU a. upn ae mor lU a bg I te lnt wad rta cnlUtutg pu lnd 7 i te HL dtt FutD eount.

ad bunded nor I et te ad A rlla out bl1hunDd tret ad Elitt tret Bot It I te aon te Gerg rard cmp rd leie upn A tei prpy 1PI te te Gerg Wet rlr. tmpay. as upn rht hvng a widt of 0 let rl te gl cuver te estl upn te Uer Weer arol erctd bUt wheb rl as Ked cm- menc te ey AUtJn FUltn ad extndl py aonj lue te Wetem ad Atltc rild wet ady trou Futn rd Cbb cunUe It lugws cunty. nea rd e. sid gtg pls loD GeoI Wetr cmpay pttd ut 1.

fa levie upon I prory te lroad ecree Gr tJ exisuln our bther. on Ht it theety he. lsauelln Owing the. een re rded me 118 faled onlI urga upon pu hlt d. a llit.

road. relat veto pow" que tlon Ueoq a ed. aal1 CHY1tS ld out. th Io I Vlr- tuay IUb Cllp tl ns. sJIJ 1d or obt workof so t2 1 tb FwJc dee T.

telngtJat nothln compl I ve ytnllj debt-by In corrobo ted A. of 46000 rgl. g5oo on roa ely mon to pay. ee er altbt 16L re ed. 1 ptesd the stock holden Il Tue JilY.

dl tof hi. y. tl1 ct raUrod proc edlngs. fZit 1 nd SE. city Capl.

W. neys the t1 e. Jud 0 Miii csnt 0 tee to It are weth II' It IIt the. at. ltailin ahall1eave the er.

ntton re4abl nCl' excl njl und uted tub- h. herot hit we to for our ille ea. reIl fIll edu this book are to mym1nd 15 entut1DJng. II Ho comm Of. sect-If Tb USDda atTo at CUeS.

enraeUrgea. 1 i i- e' im1 ti Dt i' 4 7 med CW9j Ju1J7LJ1m Yeateid lwu sn iAcwo Th mon mornlngseryicea fth 1Ieth WherCDllC Jle JdfuhlOD wu At tI1eseloTetewll handedto afteurhJcll aperlenceaBeT Jonesof UIath conTe OprtC therewuno betn toLhe mastpreach. pe tll. AUan thezubject I lUor hl hearta ht with cholt alJln wer MJ auJf so I hi up Ealr 1 hu bandI belleve obJ ct Jf bh url Nw 7. hit broke exce li Lle I tW Ildrea nl bt pl famly ti alibis A Jcll lon teeing Mlln ai announp I eaH tth a soulltlrrfng lLwll coud coud V' D.

tb rnaner 5 fl at a cei I We I er I lhl rbseu iace children an wers The ehtldre se-med 1s op Wlghmln ral v. rl sed spell arulLe SI profeisor unlv rs ste. leuned dug slJf ddeIlKhfulJY soul 1t1t1 I ow r. Te poliU ally world. bo rd stewar outlook oil P.

preldl blhop 1 menwomen a Duublless w1lllm. prove-In soothe lrlts ftv red harm Geor la I West sUlprillng I I lmpovements It. cb lcll. bt pu 1uft I laureate raI. LOCALS.

The. iJtr hJ. jpn me Jo ffer regulvEubseribera I IiedoUrand Iw 9865 Sh 8he1byia dia royltyheretofore 1DJd. vanceof dla Bi phy.To- Yythol Archi Antiq Ph11060Pd pr tibook everY conWna 42XJartisticWustmtions eminenUywortby toaI1ourCitIZeI 0" lPr 1 WterWkaCo1I I 1 i. ei7II aierd ii ti' allUlU lie ta commlatoAo era Ir1helenIta cla1n1.

thejhT plther luppIJre rL gentlelDlItoWIII a AO con1andllmfIl tenml1ea oUhe proptletor well-known rtea eoDJItyandbetWeeDefibteen andtCllt ea1l bYt1rll TwO vanxn DOuW andMr. bust lbo 11 11 re an1I1th all 11 ere threervoIrCll pr ng. Soutlvrlver. Potrmtind West End dtmfourcreek as as thalosl Wlttr power tualgn fte d. gan th OtuB SODS.

nexhaw lltate PUtl were Ket' pon- each allnd to. wterDdhla lIu pend le tllDliteadily 1 waeUle comml aIoner. 11 Dedsca 6un Liy repre ent- tre ted wUl follow lg by' A Praer by Rev. J. Worde J.

Lyon-Dr n. A. liIbe I I Bo We bl 65ed I ach ols. I DLof Work Song-Always I Th I sung seie4ed' bong a lJJ iDe con ene am TlLbern clloo I Groce Ptoectave iUe lS board T. Ha an I.

Sark lot eJ a Ihnlta a Asglll mad orf cr 1 e8rlace. al i VIc resl tnt. 1. It. Po or I W.

I I bytbesu ce5sful ntJemen s. p-esest ILU CW 11 dist usston 11011 read tll 1DJOtR D. iI a th CIIIW thek gro lare prepartn. rou taeto110t it on reached the dtdn iS Urelyoft AlsolI T. P1 ea.

KLHoliand specimens exi3yertotJoe. fins TD11lard a d1 urbo it unt- rIIIDIDJ rise Ii full fioaAlt. VeIJofteD wellear- wen a4 JO fort antleUle1are DOUtt laborhJdJ reqidredto andhapp1Deu eldo ldlen aa. Ii dOeryb4 produee TiclouIllablta Anldhe Is ftD pared forall prone I habltaofJJ I1Uhe reqnlreihe rillDoUeaTe 1eJaureto. eoraetU I Is i thewozid restof "c'E i.

M' WNrroPICS mJ4D ft iJ. It 1. r0" W. 4 GT8Im1DImIblta uiahgrQ1rnou' I ke i1itil Ylartecl daNChm4u1u. IIeJeaTl fortb1 1 y1.

oJot ncctnenl14Y clotedbl thetair 1.jor featd l1C8J oulytolerably ranWI I eft It ra. er t1 atrer Peachtreereet inalllmag1Dbl 4l1r: uarter JLelrpaperpbmed rem lk of. Iopt lttheniouth it ODthe nhnnnr whOeeC AtlantaM IID ed on. anyone I announcement et an 00. am.

w1Il1ave ver i wtllaooJr lilted city. The eftlit wi- to' fro otblo ev In bow was vet-v hDnv nntn las limes hI. mnn. eljt th bt- h- dd" about hisun IU ceU fadedlutO grI It aft I a i .1 Pld cry tht us I nOle. wolen I I a e.

The genl eman wear I dres ed nut Ju Taylor breata Say the It e' philonophy I tbe llou gave We elled dn men et lee fr i dIno We otlwJ lo ely ddJ hted thnguud hllD ome En 8rement engage menta I FIher ID Mlns rels RaymondJanuarv February2lst nd re itta arleth Tue Star rl DK A CO. offs ring IDOII unpre edmtc4 LInen Lswn UK d1 JS presa jul2S-d2t 11 lIertn 1 untllSptember15. II 5O Car eta no. a July IS II' nowaSpeclal very useful 11 Sacr ce DoaasncGooda eare DB TISTS. HOLLAND North Pt tothe eWIeuot a troua II IL 1' jaB O1I1ce.

Offlouayerirobsaiain WbtebIID las Ii liO JUC Q. UYJIJiIDDAHWl Q4 HACK 1hea. mlof ijod J. ua1. I.

0b41hcbaad nJibe 4' 1eJmI rs 2 iii ct i tnq. 4tB19 J' 111i 1 ft. i 1. bc l1 ft Pif l. Tlt.

rli. A Aridu T1I1y2r ct uDdUXI Pn 181f1. a 8undaylndHpudIlw Tuesday. 611j GOii 1M Vari2uJ jto 8' 1 i JjJ A 0 t5 jrjO. I 81 i i co Mark ts Uf AN CIAL.

ph Money 8t rllng qn1 Ut le CtJ I tn1 91 1OSX. f33SMrI8 currency SMb1229L 000 S31 Nwtnunj Gold uu itt Extlun ew premi hff :3. 8tock York 73 Stock at ill poru l2I BI lal 27. weliut Olr lututeadoaed 115 alS Nov 21 1311111 H1 March 1 326 I li 23 32414 Cotton s1eIl1153 tri grJ nYOfe ID ah 14H1 H7- Se temr Ua14 31 13 U-IS Novem1ld 111 13 1-329-3' I3 13111 a14 932 116aU 14 9 Ii 32 3" aU 15151111 bAL STOlI Cotton ax I reet lpa I sal I Cotton I 13X coat- July Cotton Cotton nalddonge 14X Ucm lJ D- 1I 1ainct 5' 1I1 a II Cotton HX lala5C. Cotton Cotton dling1q balesstock dull.

wer mldlltDg 14" es July 27 qnletmlddltDp 5 3i5. 27. mlddlln Jill Cotton Flour-dull 8 5548 25. Wheat-Irregular nd 24 dtCltD I wesern 1 5 I quiet nomlullllUI more heavy mix Sta85j el1ow 85aS53. Oatll-h avyand Rio 171 17 Sugar lIIeDt a' 88 Ho 1Ilet rin.

4a1l mat 8 a8) tutpeJ L. 1' tD1BfJlelr1 1eUJob pU5u meatl4Ulet tdClllat 12" lower prtmeteam I Wthky-stasdy Itrmer. flour-buyers sndeellers et unsetts Noleprb 1113 1117 11 II msss pbl ft" dl IOla 2 ioltWj 71" 72" blor aM Ota lg No2 50 A Barley rndbbber No2 II Ofl 111M" Rye-neglected. Pork Lard-fun 1340 8epteuibu13" wails ahould mtddleU" mf a U. Whlaky117.

Reed 1 oooecB tlonr3. iwheat 9J0 co m. rooatI71XX1t theaftemoon eDof hoachrhnt 174118 I11Ttor 8tptembercom unlettledsaid Au 12" 4la1 fOlAnpl utiF1ard iy rl 56j rorX tn 15. 1 ffeIettr1b 2X' CltIt Ilzn dmU4 l1IwG ed W4Q to. POd.

to. me4t 4 Ioo4Tu 40aM ort FIJ Beeef wheat 1two a141XXJ1o f. j. Jri fp- iTO- dL 1. dull A12a7S.

jJ IntafrdemanchJ 63aMr-1I 1 ullan41D1Jett1ec1 at" II 8OJ 1 oPork I no J1 qti ahoaIdlra8XaS t.it lib 114. Pi nJ Jo u1lmed1UID. far 17 u. ahJ JI LonfnniI intli db tl JIm 1 .01. aodincbaned lL.

1 IIXa8Xi UaI2" 121121 1. uldera maliX' au 13" eldells buns 13J i aJtI uJetlldhns 5 Tybee fB AU t-J. ru oi AnnUJ 1ento. "k1''n. SU Jtierca Jr11 W.

Ella AnieIIAGWatld forBruu 1tiet. i U8LDJQS. JulI27. 2 Sailed-Annie LeavesAugusti. 700 II II a.

400 iii so pm l. IS I Atlana.10 80 II I III LeaveaAtlanta. 6 OOp iii 50 I iii Western ctAtlantlc Ralroad A D1Til WNNK 1JONS. KENNE8 ThefoU wing 8ci a No1 a. 1 Dalon Hp Arrl 1 :7 OOal ArriveCuteravJUe I yeKlAIt 9iSam I 11 a I.

ArrfreClJattDooga 1 pm. I No. I LelYeAtll lta. 5 I 1 I I oD11 pm I 4 00 pm II K1ngawnu. 10 15 II 00 in 7 Ola ArrlveKlngston.

01. 12 1 00 am. 19 1m II 16 a ArrIveAtlanta at a 2 ta1ceCarllun een Ortell4and JfJ e. land 2 tNo be ween lMwUr. BaltImoreanml p.

rreatlyrtdaced uld Tf er A aw Fu enger junet-dtI i I. thls7l1. p. 10 25 pm Eut Point. 10 45 111 10 t3 III Oak.

01 pm 11 00 arburul124 1125 Palmettol1 tlpm 11 pm 12 051 1205 a 12 20am 12 SSam 12 tlam 67 am 111 a I 1 if a I Lstlrange. 205am 8 50 a Train-Inward. WestPolnt. 12 00 LoogOane1216pm pm LaUrange12 apm 1 01 1 U1 1 pm 13 pm 188 1311 1 lMpm 213 pm 228 I 2i 2 50p 2151 pm falrbumaOG I 23 8 27 pm 8 3 pm 00 2 BOp Mp Pa- 8 23 147 8 ft4 4 4 Ne 11 I 528 pm 533 iii 551 II 15 liS Ho apper 6 17 6 37 Whlt4eldJ7lJpJlJ 712 pm LAGnage7 7 4 pm LougCane. WMlotD 80pm WeUDlnL 55 a 25 a III 8 IS a Ii a IlL 10 I lIS 44DaJlJ rantTlllc1 10am 0 CI61m II 66.

7 I 8 a III 8 am 40 Alii Ea II 0018 ellt. SEGEIi Go' rth IDgAQ or tuui 1 WILLATOI4 u4 K08TOOJUO Ul1J 8HO VJIIDLltjD BUNDUDJiI illfother ii JM I. P. r. GcmTSot tJIai I CJl0aucu AtlatI fi 1 6 Jl A Dit Air t1 u' 4' A' 7" Sun7 tl-J" jtt Ar J8 BI UaAtWltaJi 10 p.

Leaf 1f Hol1ndy. 8 ao LeaTeMiAiry jl p. bla1l i t. GOp" Lean elleel lUl p. Lea Greentfilet ylJ 1J tr 1 il.

IUJ1Vl8tuu ijji tr Hn7t. a JIJ jl Lea1aB laeea C1t1t 1 OIJ a. I Hi I II ID LeaftKtfry qt IS us mJia. at5. ArdTv.

ao P. AccoufoDATzozf tIULrJo avmUJr teaT. tI1n. l. tit 0 10 ArltfJ.

t1 10 P. J. CIHIJIeCS lrfUrltazjIlV 1eJlIDODdt. 19Meon- Co. I.

besto All eeL in ii Eth TEtLj beu to 4jve NTi tim a i smifl will to his en. ent 1 A j. iness Tss. DAY. 4 Ni.

bDrii 4 rtesseer iMJ aiFSIte4 I1lliii 2M1. 1 18np Woo Co tk pouid. tkhfs div Zor bj gi mtI JdUSI iO4U by 0. 2 TF i I 3 I OU1flO. 111 WM c4AUtJB1 et Wtk1y osri1vtio ie mi1e Uj grit sod tees his 11 Ie ii P.osiz.-orn enUernen th iat 8 HivetsrgeSUpplyO WMteFlce iasi lazed per light iszei wungLt OO3x7 2 44- Now te tlne-Selpe A Lou's ulr8telsbordMra.

150000 pounds-A. Mr. Willam S. true ptatered We a 1otriiuiio Hon. Newsian 3esterdiy.

A. MGayEq returned MI i lern today. ome ATa3lrleft cisyjesteday I conitned incisoei- eu- Augusta cleft HO mammoth Tn Let sara will be issued. No or va- ibgtncreased iI afew word revirug i a. 0ieDepifime5 th Jatuee i2a41suict grindregitta erpento nd Tuisocletyof HADshO1di AuguetwblCh to Cot.

NIcholls the near Iini resOrt fair ous Sons ArrENTIOw A meeting Ill Atlasiti CoSSTh fr organIzing c1n aS or by ro se resent alt crack ehot. and hive GEORGIAYZ5TERL ifi OsrCsty Yaton herl Is Ga5 ly- 1 eLy an eaSt ti eisA as estern wIdth premles saId etcln aubjecttaptciaily the cty toths futuregrowth inadeto preselt reistheto ten- Uts thewth 8al frm 3Od' tht in ct 12 yeoerdmywlth They Wetern iOOrOO ttieGeorgia sornesay Ie ClOnS money GEOROIARAILKOAD they neverauthorleed Courts Atanta Asalelfhadmtist behad Ikacourt CaptWTNewmanand effecthe eeetottthit lb AMADMARRIAGE Ushers. 0 llhersNeW hfl ourlifeplctutes. ChIi5C soy 5. EsITVTIO etir I U.

I uJy27ib dftyftAcworth WreconctIttth tlio1lst plJiec1diublon. breadanser Chlletisna tospeakof RevMe clrcntstated bI3LteenCie greaiestsInnri onCaflb cOflYerledandeahledtoprcacbto blswhleobjected toldbertherewunootherilternatjye thatbeinobedience hisLOrd bliwlfe toAt3intetocpthe RlswtfeioIdMmthit noteon- ou Inhle poser it Ingetme hlswffesali hutbandrbeleve cotton- Sail behad at- Is donefilgbtl Bishop atlloclock preah- gathered Bapt let W' we had Wm. hfl the cc grega- San 8 ever be a d. erowdc greatmind Henotonty wetfre im- etoppedliere tie tb- Pullum Co. and Dr.

Tk Thehnhhs S1II ofotnr PPtEJnedoLIarsmd at 5 4 PC P54 Tn thebarrel 5.4 sheen re- in ceofanyother Biorsphy.Te- MeU11UrUn5 isa usefulcompoundpr InCiISten C. i i1i 42rUstic 0j151flInenuyworthyofiubecribIng fornd wCCOIfllUtd1t 5- vr i TJSLPXE3TDLMACE. jr WesksContii Zi TkreatciCdWuikUeaYy TeiterdijA vo 511 as OU theylxvdbeen d. dourcorn saidsawinlll be betweenelghteen r. Ix tJ5 lluleqCstimstes thousantjduars.

boiH fat heknev damnegedaaiyltmnstbeveryllttle flwaa orleee toewster ma reporternextsaw getpay ws erand abouttwo thedry hi it tenthannual tiara ir I nowbelng A sjng Pray er Gun. By alttheichools. We by lie al in lie wiWconene hlsregularrep thattbere orofficerswouidthen Sr he J. ice Secr lary. acknowle4edbythe offics.

soOthe acttn gad ADJ0rRRZD. theiaey Io4iJacon groun4 roujs Suts lots wblehthe runsout fronnihe runback On P. stol ofniiny saicotsntOt tlmend untilihat tjU t11e15r6 wosildberequfredto tIIrOUghtOuIIaIn sndtheydo verybid. nei vicious man thoughtsasd edllsteorcnrnIef sndths i. 1 t0lS1mms extibits groweou Is to IesTSIOr thstcouny today.

boquetithe Msjor imaginable remarkof SmethtngIs apeiy Rffl15rkis nstnsofauewatatlon nnnr Ea An gentmexan will hays CassIo oiflcerf w1ne" atetlaewordsthatttls ssidwlllsoon 1- thedepot ham wasatheJsat gray. decllnlngsun. the paradae 5" snmtnerresorts. Wecant ilone. fe wt ro ohere thngs YtucibJtgsndlgilS colts oplin CO IL laaduntil Jaretare Cos bfthefrTplne Cos at DEN HOLLAIIDDeuilst bottrsfrona9iitOZPK.

WntinhsBitreet-AtlantsGa. Ti Jo47 j1LCh31 AlNIAVLtJR wMiatstinthew1Tstofthsnppes. IvntDhlnegsne1d1e4coeascu doWhfaezfloem a coOdRsck 4dycsW coseypss ni kitiri i'- 4fLNTA corroN TATE1T eiadttll duxils ascii iTAxizivanlD 5TT a 1375. Yrl2agit 5 4 Toa 5555. Showing biles sr.

1i3Telrapli. tothe atfia4. Sterllngqnletandflrm. 1i4at143 153. 102 halances-goid.

eubtreasnrer ls3 Nxs ELIA5 7' hlhsco Gr Eiportatocontleent. Oonsolidatsd exports. StockIIew. Stoekat1porta. 131282 sx 4Iolmi terspiuiners 29 1 14 ii 16.

14s143. rm wlthsaesoffifl000beies. c1oeingrices- 14 7-28 1516 5-34 I I 1 32 l4al4 9 112 7 32 32al4 32 SALTISTON OwLea.iesJulyiT-Cottoo 14j 14 100 vainu 143 13) hlyLCotton ffl sals 143 614 etoek9000 fairextra a cloeln1 Oats-heavy re- 8 ta-mO Molasses T.eilow5zma 858K. akm5rewinessjoblota3UDa qulet Frelgtste-flrmer. Wheax-exelted l8No.

Ospringl 13 17t 1 OOXIl phlnCt 7l5 hI' temberrejeetedfi3i86 20 il rtbmlddietl1ibort whest980tenr 716. 1 17- hlgherdforAuguit 12fOvSeeTn- fAugne1SJor tewku6iecharduncbangeO. TQtTATIoxL srli Corulo 356 stall quletandundunzed c- flniknneutshou1dersbc1erstb12 a7O t- an conrmonto 9Ogoo4TexanI4Os4 Texaa3 73Inferlortoecsnmon 4. uiOCO 23crn 0X5eai14O0hcs 500 caWQ. iti mxI 4nlj 27.

I tniet an5ucbizgkd ewwblle Com 1Oits5un Inafr ye a Qflonny 5IMddUfl mlnLiB lkaa2a Ifbi14ea1582Xn 1 15k7 mSt3tl5. hogidnU wadlumtoWr7 1 8l 8l5ahip. fl433aJr Aa Am I cenvuLgqvotiiToJ3. Thuflrttn4 fntaIr1deinin end a se vf-C Com fsfrdetiand at4 Bslkmeail-aboulderi. 3s8 12al2 12a12 9iI 1534 13 13 BtI5tcLUkl 5 a out rnoi.

mlfla Arrle4. Trait. LeavesAllants Arrlvesatitlanta400pir ArthesitAugusta. LeayesAuuusts. AtI AxntvesatAngnsta.

40ais LeavesCovington. ArrlvesatAtlanta. A11D lTd UUNIiMYflUNt 5' fetil taite Sth187 ArrIveCartersyiule. Arr1vDahon. 824pm 7 00 ain 36 in 41 17 as AMveDalton1153pm No2.

ArrlveDalton. lSpm a Arrivelalton. rrlyeAtlantai2cI6nii No12. ArrlveDalton. ArrlveKlngston.

ArriveCarteriyffie. us. land muon Atianleand between Mw Ut. ger1 thereafterat4l5pm. toUts AuguataanmlAt- Aak Weit lOdSp.

Train-Outward. 2Spm EutPolntIOlfipnl Powells1205am Newnan1229am Puckets12 Urantvslle1236am WeatPtnt. u0p wardnulxedtraln 255pm wsrdFaasTrsln 115pm 42 47 us flognsvliisauppexdlYpus t7ISpm WeatFoint845pm Lesigeans. 342am347azn am 0 Powells651am Yalrbiirnbreskfast IledOaksa ZutPolnir jaunts9iSazn 1. PGEANTSperlntendent Qirth secuj ry VA4 IID V.

DlPI1Y 5 4 a AleuMrIaTL a 1 iT4W1A. is MAYth iai FABSZNGKII Zij i Din. ilsp LeaYeOreenyIlle. fraYSfipartnbiirg 44aR es l50am P1SRNG1RTRAni WgsTw 11 UDtaT. I4UOJrIsik COpm I s--- 484am I41TsewlioiMli.

sea 1i11LT xy. auzDATs ISaTS lssseniauuszastsrdecs artotlswtthI2dpflItatnaIiTfug nctlonjfoflUrg ain30fIiQBaIkoidjmyirg1nla n1graai- I i. Pz5segetmi1na I Ralroad for with trains of a CO1ntoeelwhJos AUgu5tBaiIrid. trainaWewar. j.

eonneeitonfromZnmtusea aflCS York l5JoW ork ONLYIH UR8II onsals couponpttcet Fareas oandTim I' byanyother3ouof JQUNLPZCK I. y20-dtf' xast rr1Ugi I R. I oLDec1u. l37l 1 a Cirrolton. 4 a 53 a 1 Sharpaburgis I' 1 37a fl 07 a I Attinla.

i 1 i a I Atlanta 4 813pm. 3pm Brookavllle4 00 rn. 4 505pm5 bO7pm 2 Sla4pm620pm m. I 1 WfflTEPresaadfinpa S0andNAT1JL I JIORKACRLtipi 1 I irdS uthweste 3 a Oj. Jane 5 I I beflteai ws c.

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