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THE DAILY StTN. Fanuv llomM..., Dsczmubb WA'w Advertisement abcaytfound on First Page; Local and Brnssum MSioes on Fourth rage. 1 THE CAPITOL. The House, though a very re-oonsid- ruble body, managed to get .through with yeeterd- > routine uithoot a aingle mo tion to w iflidei-. Thta ii ouch an un usual occurrence that it becomes note worthy. Conley has poeriMy diaeorered by this time that bis veto If not worth hall the paper it la writtefi o#. The Legiala ture,—avoiding, however all appearanoe rhia veto as easily aa a crow can Cyorer housetop. The latest effort of old Veto ad interim, was in opposition to the bill regulating the pay of offlonaand bets of the Asaembly. Not another soul in Christendom was affected by the bill, while the eomsaoe Treaanryof hundred thoueead people—tax-payers— was benefitted materially by ii But his Aoeidency disapproved it because it Was retroactive, and because a aeaall apse ala tire minority—eon stating mainly of Badicals, who have not relinquished their oharaoteriatio cupidi ty—were affected by it against their will. It is singular how these Badicals go for the dollar and dimes. They vote themselves hig pay as coolly aa though their services were worth it, and it oul rages their virtue to be mulcted of it by the vote of an honest majority. The As sembly has just aa much right,.to vote money into the Treasury as it hss to vote money out at it. II s majority of the members say seven dollars a day, from the bagianing of the term, is enough, it ii lawful for them to aey so, Conley to the contrary, notwithstanding. But ad interim has another objeotion to the bill. Hit lint objeotion is that the majority has no right to vote the minority oat of two dollars day. That’s virtuous. But his virtue oonoeatrates in a fine point, when he announces that he objects again, became the redaction is not large enough. He thinks it a shame that the redaction in per diem should not exceed “the paltry sum of two doitare,* but un happily he forgot that the aggregate is shoot five hundred dollars a day, amount ing to a retrenchment of more than fif teen thousand dollars for the time that the Assembly has already been in session. This is a snog little am, and will fill a smart little hole made in the Stete ex chequer by jladiaal fraud end corrup tion. The bill wee passed over the veto by the foil legal majority. The Benate concurred in the House reeoloUan inviting Genarel Lewis, the State School Commissioner, to resign.— That oAoer will hardly decline to aoespt the invitation so cordially extended. MT The Sunday Herald, published in Washington, prints the following re sume of an interview that one of its report ers had with Speaker Blaine : " Mr. Blaine’s reference to Grant's ignorance, in a literary point of view, will be pub lished in full. Our reporter asked Ur. Blaine what his opinion was as to Giant’s intellectual capacity. To this inquiry Ur. Blaine responded tbuthe knew Grant well personally; bo often met him in ev- eiy-day business, as he passed and re passed the White House, and occasion ally stopped to have a pleasant chat with him. ‘Great,’ said Ur. Blaine, ‘is a very clever fellow, bat ho is very ignorant.— Why, lie don’t know anything about publio affairs; he don't read the newspa pers, and lias not the average informs tion in contemporaneous events. Why, he told mb himself that he never reed a ’ “Hare our reporter gave a smile of incredulity. Tee,' oontianed Blaine, he actually told me he never reed a book. Yon remember just after he was elected President, Hooper and a lot of other fel lows gel up a subscription to furnish Gnat with anew library. Grant told «that be had just reoeived a letter from Hooper, saying that they hnd selected the books for the library with the exoeption of those relating to military matters.— They supposed he had most of these, bat if there were any rare books they would supply them. Grant said he re plied thet he had never in all his life read on the art of war.'” SUN-8TROKE8. t&~ The 8L Louis SepMican finds it impossible to “play ’possum" any longer while such lines as the following aro jingling in its brain: I've caught • cold— I don’t knowhow; I no •*—chui—«!” When I k-chow t And when I try. r ’T* y **k-d •W* De Castro is humbugging Selma with the champion poor show. zrt_ Louisville bee given birth to e “school-book ring.” Next 09- Will Grant ever go down to his tory es Ulysses the Peeoe-makert M- “The Ghenbio Klimpton” is a fancy with the Columbus Phoenix. Zft.Ho registers bis name st the hotels as G. D. Alexia. •Wit is hard to tall wbieh is the deader, the posenmists or the Tomsoot- tirta. ~Atlanta is actually threatened with What a pity that the people should be forced to come within the track of this Train. IA- The w.orld contributed ♦2,608,000 in cash to the Chicago sufferers, and poa- rihly a* much more in provisions and Mft> The heir ef thet million and a half fn England turns out now to be George Chase, a Fond da Lao, Wiscon sin, book-binder. There is no telling to whom it will newt fall. ISA- A Radical exchange says: ’The Republicans cannot do better than to re nominate Gnat” They can certainly »<**• worse. ^ JW The Ebglish tanners an on a strike. They have jnst heard thet an American tanner la President, and the news has filled them with a “vaulting ambition" which renders them dissatis- Trial of Row. J. L Pierce. The pnblic probably bears in mind the gram seandsl that some months ago was circulated through the paper*, with which the names of Rev. J. L. Pieroe end a lady from Carters* ills were unen- visbly connected. The scandal was so great, and bom so heavily upon not only the ministerial, but the moral character ef Ur. Pieroe, that it became necessary for the Conference, to which he belonged, to give the matter a moot inquisitorial examination. When Conference met in Athens last week one of the first seta of the body wee to sommittee for the investigation of the matter. The oommittee was com posed of the following ministers: At- minins Wright, chairman; H. H. Parka, L. J. Davies, F. A Kimball, A G. Hay- good, A M. Thigpen, G. Y. Smith, J. H. Grogan, J. M. Dickey, M. Calloway, D. J. Hyrick, 3. Lewis, Jr.; P. A Heard, W. P. Fort. A better, ora more discreet oommittee, could scaroely have been seleeted from the Conference. They are pious, dent men, who would not suffer them selves to be biased by influences other than facts, and men who would not shrink from the sternest doty that oonld be brought before them. Before this tribunal the Rev. J. L. Pieroe was brought for an examination of the charges against him. His trial occupied five entire days—three sittings of ths committee being held each day.— The testimony was taken in writing, and oovemd three handled pages of cep pa per. Every witness wee subjected to the most thorough and rigid examination. Witnesses pro and oon were examined with like rigor. There was no par tiality— no discrimination—no favors shown, but an obvious determination to arrive at the exact truth iu the case. What points were divulged by the tes timony it is not necessary to state. It is sufficient for the publio to know that after a most patient and exhaustive hear ing, the judgment of the oommittee was that Ur. Pieroe was not guilty of the charges that hod been made against him. The husband of the lady involved, who was present daring the examination, at i said Ur. Ptetoe had bad a fair and impartial trial. Here let the matter end forever. He says the Son thorn States snffer greatly in their interest tor want of grass es, in the use of which, their productions would be greatly Increased, by rendering a rotation in crops u sparer rr. Clover, with its deep roots, and ripe grass, a strou* grower, will well endure the hot to* of the South. Referring to the distribution of seeds, ths Oommiaaioner says: "I am satisfied that the mode lierctoure pursued is er roneous. The quantity sent is entirely too small for even ,.n experiment A pint or a quart of wheat, oats, or other oereal cannot bo snoeeesfully grown and such experiments almost uniformly fail ' ‘ ‘ ‘ “I need because the quantity is too Bmall. not here discuss the reasons for this, hot the result is manifest to those who hove tried the experiment. It would be far better to pat n half or whole bushel of seed into the hands of one oonsdentkma and careful paasou, than to divide the •ante quantity among tea or twenty.” Wall's Opens has been burned. I fifty thousand dollars. NEW YORK. A Waw Trial OtasUd te twe Brabere— A CnhSmU Unit OmHiS la Lan dau—Tke Oeld Weather—■aalcaa la- telllgeaee. 4 Now Tons, Deoember A—A new trial baa t sen grant id to Lie prize fighters, Edwards and Collins. In a reoent sail in London—the United States vs. the Blakely Anas Company— fits s paid to the in moan Consul for the United States. The severe oold ocntlnuee with e high gale last night and this morning. A Metemosae special of the Sd, says that Trarino.’a rebel General, took Saltil lo. The loss on both sides was heavy. The government still holds the Frenah fort on the outskirts, bat the rebels oom- moMe vs. toe kuaksiy Arms uompen; the ooort directed the praoaeds of ■ale at war material belonging to < rebel States to be paid to the Am ere ftlntnal Cife Jnsnrancc. LOOK TO YOUK INTEREST! The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF NEW YOUK. ITS CASH ASSETS OVER $50,000,000. Vte HiMlf aA win gladly give all tnformftMoa eeoeeeary to aflaet InMnaoi »■ yoer Uvea. Do yow dvty to tkoeathai you loro by taking ft policy In THK OLD MUTUAL- Henry XL Christian, * SPECIAL AGENT. Offioo: uaMMS BUILDING. Whttohall Street. J. F. ALEXANDER, M. D., MEDICAL EXAMINER. M_ .fj-Mfi H'ssssted wte are H'orkers, kartoarr, W. L. WADSWOBTH, AU.au., O.T Catlrrs, 6hm, 40c. Cotton Jatlort anb Cotton Moot (Snub Bfi New Cotton and Produce A CtC. TE03 FIaANTHHUB LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK. •utoftorlbecUOapltftl OfiVE MILLION DOLLAR'S. TRe W arehoiise of Tli Dank, i . ■ . it .A . a ICor. Campbell and Reynolds BifiMt; Augusta, S NOW READY TO RECEIVE COTTON. LIBERAL CASH ACtANCES W. L. WADSWORTH the Id the pteoe from two poatttaos, surrender of the fort is hourly hourly ex- UEORGIA MATTERS. The Central Railroad ft Banking Com- >any has issued $40,000 worth of change fills, good for fare on that road. A gin-house, the property at Am Jim mereon, of Baldwin county, was horned last Thursday night. It oontaioed e gin end eight begs of eotton. Auguste bos had her usual hebdomenal rencontre. The Government commander et Uat- amons, oonceals all new* that is consid ered unfetontble to the Government. The mails and telegraphs ere stopped. The Fire Oosnmissionere will purchase 12 first class engines, on the ground that the present tone would be inadequate in re of e greet conflagration. The Giroetm’ Beard ef Trade hai agreed to taha legal measures againat nn a exactions upon oommeroe by the th authorities, and to mamorialize Congress against the bonded warehouse system. The prisoner, who froze to death in the polioe station, was Newkirk, recently manager of Van Ambntgk’s menagerie. The Government bought only half a million of bonds to-day. NEBRASKA. Omaha, Deoember 6.—The snow is (till piled drifting. Twenty freight ea by anoountaring the drift et Other trains ere reported of the track. Pamengem complain of exactions made by division superintendents end hotel keepere. The road it completely blooked for the present The supply of eoal in the vicinity is •XAMitod, many are using nearly oora.for fuel. Western pamengsrs, who left on the 1st instant are at Laramie Station. It is not known how eoom the rend will be altered. The weather has greatly moderated. A great number of persons are reported to have been froaen to death West of hem MINNESOTA. Vary Cald HoinlBl, Sir I Sr. Paul, Deoemtxr 6.—The ther- mom .ter was 26 degrees below aero yes terday, and is 24 above to-day. obab. WTWM. & CO.' Hardware; Importers and Dealers in Also, a Large Stock ef Steves and House Furnishing floods. Opposite James* Bank, Whitehall Btreot Baptamtor 10 It ATT-ANTA. ^Atlanta flott QrospttHMI. THE ATLANTA SUN! will be made upon Cotton in Warehouse, or Upon Railrned flspefBfs. , t , Parties Storing Cotton with the Bank will be furnished with receipts tor same thet will be available in this city or any other for Kirniwfng money, M* The Bank is prepared at all times to suits LOANS ON PRODUCE or PROVISIONS on the most reasonable terms. W Parties would ilo well to apply at the Warehouse, or bott&fiffikete With the Officers. CIIARLKH J. JONKlmt WNsMCnt. JNO, P. KINO, Vloe-Pretldeati T, P. BRANCH. Catalan. , a. wimutAAi hill. WILBBSrOBCZ DANIIL. DANIEL Ac HILL DAILY AND WEEKLY, live Paper on Live Issues’ BY THHI ATLANTA, GEORGIA. | Proprietor** Alexander H. STEPHENS, Political! Editor A R. WATSON. - News Editor. COTTON FACTORS, Agents Cotton Food Guano, NO. 3,WARREN BLOCK, OPPOSITE GLOBE HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA. All business entrusted to them will have strict pmrenel attention. Orders for Bagging, Ties or Bops and Family Supplies promptly filled. COMMISSION 1 1-4 PER CENT. Judflo JOHN P. KINO, Praa't OMrfi. BM1 Hoto. ]*ftftideDt National Hank of Augusta and Augusta tmiThdinkh. Bn., mi Didww Partita* Oo. j^UgmrtaMarchant k Pteftterfi' National Bank, Augnita BRAN CH7 SONS S CO., < REFERENCES: Col.L. M. HTLL, Dlpftctor Oft. Vt. , Bftvliifft Bftftk of AnfUfit*. National Bank of XftWBftB, A W. W. SlMPtOM, I a, Cht. COTTOIY FACT.O HP - AND — ILLINOIS. Cote—Trp«nraphl«al UtH.rMIt, Chicago, Deoember A—The thermom eter yesterday was seven end a hall de grees below aero. It was so oold that work had to be suspended in the burnt district. The total contribntionsthroagbontthe oountry for the Chicago printers is ♦9,404. VIRGINIA. Richmond, Deoember 6.—The Assem bly convened to-day, and the Governor’s message was reed. It is quite lengthy, end treats of the State—its financial, social, polities!, and material condition. With reference to National matters he recapitulates the arbitrary sets of Con green end the President, denounc ing {their encroachments upon the rights of the people. PENNSYLVANIA Lends et administrators' sale in Talia ferro county, on the first Tuesday in this mouth, averaged about nine doilirs si eon. The Joshua Morgan estate wai divided end sold in several separate par The Memphis Appeal thinks poli ticians havo been monopolising the con ventions long enoagb, and sails for s convention of editor*, tor a political con- Mft. If Great really wfoti to oonvict the Booth Cantina Kn-Biax be must send some ftnyew there. Johnson sad Stans- htftp ere not tpetebed Cgr opposing eonn- . The tires York ifrraWsays: There was e tremendous antt-Jsekenn uproar in MM, Ml Jackson won overwhelmingly.'' Them is nows tremendous anti-Jackson Democracy uproar, but It will win over whelmingly next year. m- The Few York Standard my* of itoeift “Devoted te Bepnbtican princi ples, recognising the patriotism and de votion of the Administration of General Gaant, it prog sms to give it mi earn art support. • * • Now Is the time to form clubs.” For such s newspaper as that there never mi time tototmclabe, sad there never will be.—(Orerirr/onr- art.) You're mistaken. Ur. Courier- Journal, and the Standard is right Now is the very time for clubs, (good, stoat, hickoi7 ones), to be laid upon the shoul ders of the editor who dares to write inch .tuff. TELEGRAPH NEWS By the Hew York Associated Frees. WA8HINGT ON. tifnt sf ths Comstlaslsasr sf A ,rl«sl- tare—What Ms Kama sheet Wans. Ia« la ths Ssalh. makes asses esa- •Ifcle Saggsstssas. WaaanraioN, Deoember 6.—The Com- tioner of Agrienltore, in his report ac companying the President's, massage, epwhaff of the needs at Southern Agri culture, says: "It meet be conceded that the oourse of sgroultere in the Southern Btalcs has not been conducted with that care, skill, Mtd regard for ultimate results which have characterized the operations of human in other States. While their }aa3a ere ooctinually devoted to eotton and tobacco, until they have arrived et a state of exhaustion, there of “ " , the North are eontinusny improving by rotation of trope, which u absolutely essential to the life oi the soil itself, ana without whiab farming and planting hod better be aben- Theee impressions have induced me to tommy attention to the Statestoaeak some mode by which the influence of this department may be directed to ben* eflt them, to find oat whether their im plements and, especially, their seeds may uot be greatly improred and how, in the best reach those whom they may be prof itably sent.” PMUhara Municipal Blsstlsus. Pittsburg, Deoember A—Blackman, an independent candidate, is elacted Mayor over Morgan, Republican, by 1,274 majority. Magee, Republican, is elected City Treasurer by 1,000 majority. OHIO. A rsitsrr BarasS. Cincinnati, Deoember A—The London Woolen Facto it, I jndon, Ohio, was burned. Lost ♦80,000. GEORGIA SHERIFF MALES. Sale Day First Tmeedsy Is Jan uary. rui/rou ootnrrr. City lot in Atlanta—Ft fa. in favor of A V. Brumby vs. Moses Jonas and Wm. Green (oolored.) House end lot is Atlanta—Ft fit. in favor of Ivy ft Winn vs. Jefferson Floyd. The stone flagging and steps, North side of Wall street, Atlanta—Mechanise’ end laborer's lien, in favor of Young ft Walsh re. H. 1 Kimball. City lot at junction of Breed end property. ■Seventy scree of land lot 167, Fulton county—FI. ta. in favor ef Gilmore S. Drake re. E B. Bsaaoen. House and lot in Atlanta—Ft fas. in favor of John Lesley, Hunnicutt ft Bel- llngraths and R W. Butterfield ft Bro. vs. a E. Grenville. ft lot in West End—Ft fa. in favor of W. H. Hmith va Julius Gists. Bevunty acres of lsnd lot # .'\SSgbL county—Fi. fa. in favor at Wm. atat, va Kill is Brown. Cite lot on Alahapia street—FL fa in favor of Gsergia Loan and Trust Com- mot vk ptter Hum. Fifty-seven acres of Iris 93 and 100— Fi. ta. in favor of Z. D. Graham va T. E. Williams. The H. L Kimball House—Mechanics' lieu, in favor of Healy, Berry ft Oo. DOUOUA8 COUNTY. Thirty sores of lot No. 78—Fi. fa iu favor of W. J. Hembree va James West J. Henly SMITH, General Editor'and Business Manager. terms of subscription. Twelve Month* Six Month* • Daily—BI n gle Copy. , 910 OO I Throe Month* • S OO One Month • Oluti* For DftUyPer Arnnim ■ Three Copie* Four “ Five “ A3 OO Hinglo Copy ON oo HA oo ft C’t* WeekiyFer Anrmmi Single Copy • • Three Copie* • • Five Copie* • • » * Hundred. Copie* 3 op ft OO 8 OO Ten Copie* • • Twenty Co pie* Fifty Copie* • 15 OO • OH OO OO OO • 190 OO WeolsJy for mix MontHsi Twenty Oopl** Fifty Copies One Hundred Coplon 1 OO a oo A oo 7 50 Single Copy Three Coplo* Five Copie* Ten Copie* No AubticrlPtioofi. to th* WEEKLY, Moetv«l for ft shorter p*riod thftQ dt month*. fiSbSSSS?PftWfocln•««**•; -d*» nmnmwill b.tertek.nfrom tim« pftld for expirft*. Hinvlo Copy 10 oo BA OO 05 00 5 Ct* J^IBERAL CASH ADTANOES MADE ON COTTON, TO BB £LD HERE, or for Shipment to Domeetie or Foreign Markets. SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to the WEIGHING of Oottoiv sept26-6m Jomiln Jauoritr Gening flletljineo. 'W E E D Family Favorite Sewing Machine. SIMPLE, Will do a greater ebauges than any other macniue. en dollar a month. Offioo and salesroom at Otrazxt’w Block, DURABLE, ECONOMIoAjl.. _ VARIETY OF WORK, WITH FEWER Sold on the installment plan, in payments of ATLANTA, GEORGIA. O. V. SHIPP, CHn. hniPereiiB |jnbli»hittg Cumpeitg. As’t. ■SSfiTIOML UJJPAHTI84N, UNPOLITICAL SCHOOL-BOOM. The freshest series of Text- Hooks published—containing results of discovery and scientific research. officially adapted by the Tlrglnia and Georgia Stale ftm 0 amd now bn«*r n uu m IflVJDHT •OUTBIIRM 0TA,TXIp And In many Northern StaUt. r Book* wh«D the CLUBS: Hft*ee for CLUBS i •ml ftU be ftt the MM Each enbecrlber'e i •dTftftteffe* of Cl«»h « • time, end take th* 'paper for the eame length be written ea hie pft»*r-the mmn ta CSaba ae otherwise. Ta fteenre tl inly neroeeery that Aft term of ftabaeriptloa for each one fihall begla How to Remit Moneys Wawttthe re«poa*ibte for th« ••fftftrrtYki of all money seat i S1st Ko paper wTuheliMt from the oBce till tt la paid for, and naiLM will always be araaad when the tl p*4 for eipivaa- u . _ 0%. Pereoae eeading money hy Expreas most pN*r a*rgee ITo Oorre«pondent91 of this paper, a All tetters on be addressed to J. Henly should be addressed to him at OrawfordYllle, Oa. Vlad, eownected with Tl Maaager. Atiaata, Oa. i the Political ltepartmea* T s he W l eekly Sun oartte mg.. , a ire* •hMt Ua waolrei »ute wiia th. chotrea rMdiw of th, Dfily —... ryth jnfyfc Ml spptnn la our lift. If loan. UuU ta of a.uenl aatUr-FIt (-oDtoiui the UUrMt. an of Mr. euph.iu' leUMisthe Itw organ at the Feople, the Advocate of Justice, the Defender ef end die opponent of burdens beeped vgaa a tampeyiug people, r s^J^^ts^sr iBtt It wHlI adhara to tha old, gala, tk tf. STEPHENS la thoroughly « almoat daily, lima koni-irgil landmarka of the Doaaoouitio Par- will cont/lbutg to Its Weaftk the fHende ef liberty, everywhere to aid la exteading oar efrealatioa. Our WeeWy * a eery leap paper, tad Its Club Bates arc particularly favorable. The Presidential ooateet for lb7i will be tha Important la the hiatory of America Tha Imam La* reived ere memeetrnm. sad all that patriots hold 1ear te at vteke PUaUtyta tha OeaaMaHea lathe traa test efOamocraoy In every Stete of the Ueloa, and we reeogalM every aae who tea tree friend te Ihrt eund Imrtrnra^et. ae a oo-wovW with ae la the great maw ef Americas Liberty. The rights and liberties of the whole people are JeopardieeA -aoi a«y mcgaco * like fcutli than la the North; aod we of |be Sooth have ao LmtereMe at stake la the *»->meatoaa leauea of the lay, whmi awol eommoa la Worth ami Booth. aUke. We reepeoMhlly aak e fair ahare ofpaUte pate sage. *“ DoiiB'M ahoe'.d .a iflone or letter* on T J. HENLY SMITH, Manager, ATLANTA, GA, f to f ttMi5ki«g ®o„ Aa Afinociation eoropceed of many the several Southern State*, feel* 8chool Book« which ihould be en- tmpo/itiral, which rhould preaent cctence—are now imuing a com* Text-books by the eminent •cboi- which are the Cheap**, Beat, and JVM Now published. Tha M University Maury-8 Geographical By Commodore M. F. Mfttrar, of tha Virginia BUlitary InaHtnta. A eerie* qn»ok* which made nn in the atudy of thU science, and which, fn the wort* of a well know* dad ae* oompiiaiifd Southern teacher, " are characterised by a ftttcfty ef arraagamtst aad rimple frefihncs* of style which must ever render them attractive to tbt vouag, aad which will he urvf bv *11 who wiith to teach Geography as a $citnrt, a* something to tnake pnpQa think, aad not merely o* an enumeration of dry faete.” Holmes' -Readers and Spelters, Bv (»*o*fl* F. Hoi.ni, LLI)., Pr.fojMr of HU tor/ usd Oenuntl Iittnnu* (tfiU Urt- vuniiT Ilf V'iiyinia. A Mrha of Bouton nmulM ta tknpaeta. ntScVSrms, red tvps- gnt]iltit:il to-aaty. The/ »rt atondil, progrrMiv. in character, bright and ftreh ta Umr SbMn.in-t of |>rotc and me, and Uh»tntlr« of 8oatheni aerta, tncti*a^., ud Motor/. Venable’s Arithmetical VaOiZLz, LL.D, Piutai n ef MV ClIAKI.KH I _ Vlnrinia These baoks are recefved everywhere hy Mtiftfactfon. being moat admirably adapted for mei „ _ Their method*, rule*, and reasonfnge are dear, disttert Iwgfoel, «Hft lion. iffi»33Sr nine, mnu RMWin^ h and the serle* U carefully graded throughout Holmes' History ot the U By Okoouo F HoutiS,, LLP., of tl» Unlvorah/ of Vbgtata. It ft uathfik teeev if thl. admlrihl, work, Inumtinit. Imearttal, and treiUM. u tel « M«1 irfiremttH ta aLtLTiirA'Sri? Coitod ■ u S£ ammeftmmF^ * •ntMo Series, dowo te th. pirnatt data. Aim, Oe Vera’s French Clldcrsioove’e Carter’s Elements i HolmeeVBigMi Leconte'S Scientific « 'Johnston's ■nerlMi Dunteni^Wri fired^rr^nr Mtv II.LH:tTHATEB DK8CRIRIVII OjkFrtLO^mi, oerti wfll to n'.IM fire to any b.teta AddrvW vmvroSnnr fttbubsiHo Vert. VI’. A . S L A TM AK E k'. GENERAL AGENT. f r agent. atlawta, mnomaiA, j Drawer 19, Office: Comer Marietta and Peachtree I COMMISSION MERCHAMTS, Oflloo at Planter*’ Loan A Savings Bank Wareho*ao AUOUkTA. OlOROIA. 1 i < the laftti at th. ■ tag tte remain far e terire ef tirth unseetienal, imerfim, aad only the fids at hlitory end plate eariae of School aad Colhga m an aad adacreon named below