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* The Tehgrajjh pi retards* amvdnnce* 1 th» death of Judge Williams, of «m» , Maeoa , Cot Chaa. IUcli, of Hahemhem qonnty, who mu a gallant soldier in (ft* war of 1 1812, and (or forty year* Sheriff of the Scanty, died last week, •The steamers Magnolia and CMf . Stream for New York, and the TonsWan- da, for Philadelphia, which sailed from Savannah Saturday, carried 1,146 boxes , and battels of vegetables. The Savannah Setts says • part of the cargo of the Hejwat) Livingston, which arrived there Sunday from New York, ATLANTA WHOLESAtl Six suicides were aauoanced in the New Yost papers o^the 29th. The Washington Patriot calls the late treaty with Great Britain “the capltuta- 1108 011871." The dying words, of a New York man that was hanged, were, “don't put on that ctpjl want my spirit to go np like road to TattniB 1 Square is an assured success. It is said that stock to the amout pf 812,000 was subscribed the first day the books were opened, Bndjhalthe estimated coat does not im.—UUegrtijA aaAdSm( V.f '■ .-V; Mr. Wm. M. ly, nt Iuh rcsidia^M Bancroft Davia took the certified espy I the treaty to England. He is the man ho is aoaused of selling the prematare *ty to the Newark IWfomt reporters. the La do for before eyca In ajBBuTtiling" the ^■a mas out of Lis money U ^■a hU experienced tutor. HE# from Mexico, and wire® the Ifni at its height, this drum me* «L then about twenty-one yean of miff, and under the nemo of Abet ». Htearner Banner stale tor Weal’ the intention of goiaf * tbeleftd most of ar which announced by telegram to the Associated I^xall bum invested now may Recurs a Every Shareholder may r<-«t awmrrtl of and that this scheme, unlike many T ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THIS 17 th day of May, 1871, ►OABD AND LODGINGS for marrlod SUN. LATEST GEORGIA NEWS, JmS Maocn is .till getting np picnies. Bine witermctem 1mm bm MMifed raacon. i My grew in mutt The TtogNph The latofft Iff ‘Mcparturiet. DAILY THE •™*W EM" w < ..p. Kite*™'***' tar Bargains may be ne time to bur Oate 0 OoitTfyanoee leave o® eioo,ooo. eiooy AIKEN PREMIUM IiAXffD 8A1j <61 /Vt AAA TO BE UI8TFJEITZU •pllAMJUU Shareholder*. FlrcDolUre • vvv ouoiruuiuen. rue t pnrohaee a share, including a work of art worth dollars. The DERBY FARM PROPERTY M to t>e distributed embraces tho largest Vineyard afl Orchard in the South. Unequalled climate! Peaceable oonntry I Oen£ roue soil! The salubrious and heahb-fivlng climate nf Aiken has given it tho name of •fns Saratogaol the South." $96,000 in premiums presented to SUM holders. $100,000 in Ik*d Estate and Greenback pri zes to bo distributed to Shareholders, tale prises, worth from $900 to $29,000. 622 Green back prises, from $5 Is $1,000. REPAIRING WATCH ONLY 10,010 SHARK) TDL BE ISSUED. VE SECURED THE 8ER v MR. Q. S. TAIT. AN EX ORE .hare In orery THIRTY-ON), trill draw .1 PB1UJH. Tula Orel E.Ufa) proper)!, coareyod by HITCHCOl Med watch maker, but ITLY PROM SCOTLAND. MR. HA8 WORKED IN SOME OP SHUT WATCH MANUPAOTO- ^■ROPE, ND IS PREPARED II^Beinds of fine wqsb §S18^®eweli.ed. •'>.:W" TS ’ and ' ■; ■*. KhesofaM; deed of trust to tho the drawing, la to ha transferred by them to the FORTUNATE SHAREHOLDERS ae soon a* the ro- FORTUNATE SHAREHOLDERS as soon as the re maining eharea arc sold. The drawing will take Books and place according to the pwblithed propramme. tme juf $f rmm amimv*w 01 PKAOQTREIM (POWELL'S H ATLANM ~Wr EEP on hftinl o^Hlf JV stock of STATIONKmHb to lopes, Pena, Ink, Inkstands,’ IK et Books, Knives, oto, Fine stock of Initial Paper •n' Also, SUNDAY SCHOOL B^Awq Choice lot of ALBtnfF 4nd wrvi adapted for Snndff* rfchoolA-n Ian lanaoua and Ideological BOOK& ■ SQUARE AND HONEST." ltd after the books are oloeed will be ■nod. For full particulars, as cmbim- pamphlet, address EBBY, tiencral Manager, Acgufta, Ga. b the vicinity of Atlanta can receive AND TH TISPA EVERY JTOTICE. rTTOLLED before at aa uatni on the ethdxy .4. ol May. 1,71. by H01U7 Fwka of tho 1028th dte. ■•let Court ortho United State- nfortn.ra District of fi cor- —In Daatrapt.). triotO. M. of Fulton county, Goorfi*, one pd« red oow. about nine or too yearaold,of medium dta, Una of tons awed off, »nd alio a rod boiler calf, about ilx old. ettiudrefl tn OWING Thonndoralgnod hereby gitra notion of tUa ap- potatru.nt aa AmIum of lone, k Harper, aad Cbnlaa M. Harper, & Bane, In tho oonnty of Floyd, EM hereby notified pay cost and expanse, they win bs sold on the ■ Watsh n aald District, who have upon the petition of their — Waltham; lWatck €%.. fclglmi atch Co., Marios, I. J.t atoh Co., also Use Celebrated laden or Keyless Watch, [TOOK IS OFFERED AT rraioripi figures , m&TILL FIND IT WILE A LOOK AT THE THE PRIORS, AT KlOVD’S JEWELRY W^MMNTA. H'l-lBtf P. PATILLO, iM his OfBcc to No.* MBALL llOl'SE, they win ba sold on die premises of thaaaidbkea up, <m Flat Shoals road, seat of Atlanta, south of the Goorgla Railroad, and near the residence of John E. Fatih, on Tuesday, the 10th day of K», 1871. heart adjudged B Creditors, by the riot Oovt of aid District. ROBERT T. HARGROVE, Astigueo. myll JNO. X. REE LECTURH ionDorgla Macon & Augusta E.R. In the District Ceurt of the Waited Stater fhr the Northern District nf Geor gia—In Baakraptcyi A T ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THIS 8OTHD1AT Off* May, 1671. The undersigned hereby gives notice of bis a* pointmsnt aa Assignee for (Smah Wright, in the county ofFuMoo, and Shteof Georgia, within mS Dlstriot, who bavo been adjudged Bankrupts upon ***• PfJ*JJpa <* their OrodltorsTbylhe Wstrict Com? of said District. J. i. WILLIAMS. maySllawSw • Assignee. RE^ f . F.DW. PAYTON W at tho Marble Budding, t Leave Augusts at. Leave moon at..,. and Broad Sts. Subject: borg Learned as to Its Form, A||tV«iMK0OBli..M T 40 P. M. Arrive at Augusta at 1 41 M. Botween Death and the Judgment Whet arc Departed Kindred." Sa Jun21U < 8 PLEASURE fOB THAT WB ' TO OUR CORPS f A TINS BN- OBNTLT FROM PM, NBW YORK, )&£3zF& !SS 'SftBsas ssKjacsftarxrs2sai?rs GOOD BOA Gentlemen. Also, GOOD DAY 80 ARD. QUICKEST AND BEST ROOTS AND A Assignee’s Sale. ATLANTA NATIONAL HOTEL FPlUfflT u Km B V VIBTtJE of on orOe. Unudby the HononUo _ United State* Oovt fcr tbo Mortbern DUtrlct NOItTII EAST AND WEWP Tr^na sr gouts. _Etlio lenat foar tion, we take tbjj b that portioi r lying above bis s tho*piano of th© 1 more plainly, bis level,” .jially if niB remark is applied to that lion of tbo American people who aro now occupants of tho higher public posi tions. In fact, they have rotrograded so far from personal honesty that it is im possible to retrograde any further with out craw-fishing up to it on the oilier side. In tho course of an address delivered in the Now York Academy of Music, Tuesday night, Wm. M. Evade reviewed tho loading charnetoristioa of tho- war, declaring that whoever socks to keep alivo tho famo of the Hebei dead, socks to keep alivo tho name of Rebellion.— Tho best thing Evarts could do, for his own satisfaction, would bo to persuade Grant to induoo Congress to enact a law to suppress Iho feelings of tho Southern pcopfo,—to suppress tho gonerons and patnotio emotions for which they have been noted, and make thorn tho cool, speculative, calculating types of mankind, of whioh Mr. Evarts is a notable speci men.- If tho Southern pcoplo wero oa- nable of forgetting their devotion to tho dead, wo shonld doubt tbeir fitness to be come oitizons of tho United States. o should fear to trust thorn in any of the functions ofAho Government-distrust their honor and integrity just as wo dis trust Mr. Evarts or any other man who prononnoes such sentiments as the above. Letter by Dr. 1.. Vngier. In the Atyut and Spoctaloi’ of tho 19th nit, published at Newport, N. H., we find a letter written by Dr. Angier of tbia city, giving much valuable informa tion ebont tho Stato of Georgia, and especially tho northern portion, in which some of tho inducements to industrious, hard working emigrants aro set forth. He first gives a quietus to tho wicked reports so industriously circulated in tho North that this country is infested with Ka-Klnx Elans. Ho calls attention to the cheap lands in tho country through which the Air line Railway is now being bailt (from fifty oenti to two dollars per aoro) and tho unsurpassed health, fino water, de lightful temperature and grand scenery of all Northern Georgia, and especially points out its many agricultural luid manufacturing resources and tho value of our products, etc., etc. It is an interest ing tetter, which wo would like to pub- U&IOttltUWtluamaco. I r iseqm Tat it see! to swine, ber of hi to tbo dem] _ tiou until last obtained for in _ stimulated farmers duction, and tho si corn crop, which usual, enabled thorn cheaply and tborongl^^^^^BKt only was lliero nn cnovmoi^^^^^mn num bers, but also in wciguj$^p^ a suppl. in tbo West far in excess of what oouli bo consumed, oven with tho larger amount taken for export. Whonovor there is a short supply of anyartiole on the market speculation comes in with the hopo of gain and takes a port of tho supply off the market, and by that very net enhances its market value; but when there is known to bo a full supply for all possible wants, not only do speculators keep out, but oven consumers do not anticipate their wants, but buy from band to mouth. It is true that specula tors, who have not appreciated tho con dition of tho markot, have operated in provisions this season, but those who lmvo bought iu anticipation of n riso havo been disappof all wliich they could tako off tho market there was more than enough left to sup ply all demands. Now tho summer fat tened hogs are beginning to come in here and at Chicago, and like those reoeivod during the packing season, they aro unu sually largo and fat, and sell at prieea 25 to 33 per cent, below tho average prico of tho packing. Whilo ice-ourcd moat is not aa merchantable os winter- cured, it nevertheless takes it. place to a certain extent, and therefore affects prices materially, while tho lard Is taken readily by tbo manufacturers of lord oil and refined lard at prices a littlo below tho winter market. That there has boon a material dcolinc under those circumstan ces is not surprising—it was inevitable. There ia ono thing in Which we think oar local packers have made a serious mis take, and that is not selling freely when they havo had the opportunity. A Montana man killed fourteen men at different times, and was happy. He stole a horse, however, and so outrrged tho cultivated society of that section that tho citizens turned ont and hanged him. Hl. fourteen trophies all counted os nothing beside the one rnnrr.ions crime of stealing n borer. Bret Horto cigars Lave appeared. oMOtt Marietta and Spring 8 52 HOUSES FOH HtCJTT. I HAVE fifty-two houses on the Rent List, many of them new and uice, situated in different parte of the city. Some In every Ward. Hie price of ronta is marked down—everybody can be supplied with a now and cheap bonne of any aixe, from two to niuo roome. Aluo, a uumber of stores and i rooms up stairs. G. W. AD. , Juu2 2t. Real Estate Agou Ia the District Court of the United States ft»r the Northern District of Geor gia—-In Danhrnpteyr t June, 1671. IS unders pdntment as Aeslgnoo for tho Atlanta Arid and Frr- tUtaing Company, in the county of Fnlton and State of Georgia, within said District, which has been ad judged Bankrupts upon tho potltlon of their credi tors, by the District I'ourt of said District. J. J. WILLIAMS, Jnn2 law3w. Assignee. Proposals l or Mlrokcn Stone. OmCF AI LAN IA Sr HURT IU IT. ROAD CO., \ Atlanta, Ga.. June 1,1871. — r hroha® stone, for macadamizing tho Struct Railroad on the lino between Alabama aud rotors street*. The stone to be broken to tho aizo ordered by the Superinten dent. and to bo pilod and measured on the line of Road. Haul plea of the rook must acoompany the bid. jnnl M W. P. Omo, 8oc*y and Trem. A Lady Wanted. A lady of good business qualities is cV wanted to take charge of a flovrlrtnK bud* ns. H 'or* Smiled lo Ladies Only. Lady customers to deal with- ItaMoMW. -toy Mill nratnnllv JWU. Box 184, ATUffUKMTOmcS. MffWff BiSVMir * VSMbj OW READY TO DO ALL KMD8 OB PLAIN * ORNAMENTAL LETTERING CIPHERS, MONOGRAMS, AO., IN PACT, ENQRAVINC OB ALL KIND8IN ELEGANT STYLE, AND AT SATISBAOTORY PRIOES. ALSO, THE ADDITION OF A FINE MANUFACTURING JEW ELLER, AND a shop with ALL NROESSABT TOOLS AND MAOHINBRT, WILL ENABLB US TO HAKE TO OBDBR ANY STYLE OB BADGES, RINGS, PINS,* ALMOST ANY ARTICLE WANTED, AND TO DO REPAIRING, HOW- EVEBDIFFiaVLT, PROMPTLY, AND IN A SUPERIOR MANNER- PATRONAGE SOLICITED. SHARPS FLOYD, JE^|LRY STORE, WHITEHALL ST. — OTffWOM** jniuuu v nil onomnbT-moot, at mlU Hotel, on TUXOTAY, tbsJOthctay ot JURE, 1871, Mmmondng ,t 10 o'clock, v m., and continnlnc from day to day, ail tho effoeta of aald Hotel—oontlit" TIN) WaltraUtedateada. 70 walnut Bureau, (wood top), 180 walnut Waahatanda, so walnut Table., 880 auoMUCbalre, 80ramble-top Bureaux, 70marble- Dancing Olasat P ROFESSOR NICHOLS RESPECTFULLY AN- NOUNCES to former patrons and tho public generally, that he will commence Classes st CONCORDIA HALL, WHITEHALL ST. rsday i Cteas for Irtdles-and Children orery Friday After- noon, at 4* p. u. f and Saturday morning at 10 a. m. “ rparUculara.applyattheHall.orat PhiUlpa* ‘a. may31-6t Crow’s leather bottom Chairs. 1 Plano, 100 MsAifo^! “brings, 100 Pillows, 400 line® Shoot*, more or lorn. OlimoPniowSUp^ more orEFm)Towo "moS leas, 200 pair woolan Bttaketa, more or lean, 100 Oonnterasnes, mors or leas, 409 linen Napkins, mors or leas, • large Mirrors, 0 Billiard Tables aud Fix- £5*** 1 lyge Iron Safe, 2 Desks, 1 large reading room Jut tal th. Crockery and Utarawure, dltk.au Fixture. 3 Show Cure. 1 Letter Freu, Iter ud Fur niture, TOO yard. Oil Cloth, more or lex.. Barber Shop ex^^X. 1, a» , roMe 6 r? U «2 tel oocuple. tbo rentre of the Ol^ red can be rented for a term of four years. Tho furniture will be sold 11 & room ' Wo property will bo deUrored nnttl paid for. Removal at onoo will be re- a ut^d to msk 0 room. 0ol4aa the property of Edwin * Pond, In Bankruptcy. TERMS CASH. myaotdg . N(5aH r * WWLEB. Assignee. North Eact aad West, KTo Oliange of Oar© FROM LOCI8VILLS TO St. Lonb, ClncInnAtl, Indlanapolb, Ckifr ■80, Ciovolaml, Pittsburg, rklbuMpUi and New York. ORLY on CHANG* TO Baltimore, Washington ud Boston. timo by this route, and bettor seccmi®*. VIA IiOPXBVTT itilk Tbroagh Ticket* aad Dk.gk.e cam*. throughout tho South. Atlanta, ud at all Ucket oAW HOWE & HUBBLE, JNFORTEB3 OF ARB DEALERS In dl klndx of BOREION AND DOMESTIC XaXQUORN. SPECIAL ATTENT10* TO SOUTBSBM TRADE. St. Loaf., Bfenphti, NaihrlU. pH Ckattanoooffa Great Central Throngk bln. In teavo.—9:80 am Memphla train ka<«a!^!t*".«iw am. ud iS pn .. . , atrlvM »:80ajn.dgl8»F* St. Lonl* train lean* t.-eoan. _ •' arrlvo P:39am.ud8mP* ShdbyvUle train taana 3:80 p.m. attire 340am. mj total AS mm4 30, Mftmmsrt fffrsrf, CiJWMMMTi, MT#. COTTAGE FOB SAT.F. In orlffln. I OITm myrmlSuo. ter adalow. Th,boreet. a cottage, with six rooms, newly fitted an ami well finished. The lot toaSmsr loS^onSSiS «f u acre, ud 1, well enciotad. Wd5? $100.0005! OTSSfflLfflfS mrt7 Jr H. C. GOOD7VYR Whlol ‘ * ( * lr F ric<! «■ !>• FP«- ACTDAt DraraBB 0 ^ JOS, »»y81-8t Cor. WhltahaU and Honttr s *£sS&V** a. Jenkins,* has applied for exomptton cf personalty and sctttno apart aud valuation of homestead, and I will men •» »• «'«!«*, A- cn Jun, 8, ffi" ■T nmux.oriiaiN, «i