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/ THE DAILY SUN. Friday Momrao. UEOROIA WESTERN It K. >**«», A »*«tk . RailiMd-Ita ', B|ltr . The hnai A late taace to 8»*«Nn«tt~» t. FJItct. vfM Atlanta’s Interest*. the Importance And value of this Mae of tsflwajr—whioli is to extend frost Grif fin, On, to Deoator, Ala—to Savannah and the Central Railroad, is wall under stood by the business men of the one aadawreriatedby the astute managen, of th> other They are determined to ' the road; and that it will be built no doubt. The effect it may upon the future growth and prae- Atlanta is worth giving seme ; to. northwestern terminus of the pro road is Decatur. When H is Ra the dsstano* from that point to by rail will be redooed about The present route is via Ua- , Atlanta and Chattanooga—554 miles, route via Haoon and Griffin Vs 473 miles. This gain ia one in of Savannah and the Central Bril- so far as their trade from Deflator concerned. It rednoes tha disianoe Savannah to Memphis St. Doois the Nortbweet generally. ‘ course this will, havs a more or less ion* effect upon the interacts of this perhape to s very considerable ex- —to whst extent we are not prepared to aey.^We leave this point to those who are more familiar with such matters. la view of thraw facte and considera tions, it is undoubtedly amatterof special importance to i^fat the Georgia Wes tern Railroad without delay. The time ha^^E when we can no longer delay thU^terprise without jeop ardising our interest* We learn that a meeting of the Direoton of this toad will take place in a few days. We are glad of it Let the Directory, theoity and our enterprising merchants and capital- its take hold of this work and push it to completion m rapidly as possible. The GeorgiaB'ostern will oonneot with Sriffin and North Ala i or near Carrollton.— atnr and west of that, it will reach Talladega and Elyton—form ing a connection at the last named place with the Alabama North ft South Rail road. This will give Atlanta two com peting lines to Decatur and the West From Elyh5n another important road— the Imaunah ft Memphis, to Eastport on theTenuensee river—is to be built, from whence we have water the entire West and Northw, Thus, by building 4^5 mil, Atlanta will paks thr Bugfi MTof the richiest countries on the globe, and put herself directly in communication with all the objective points and great re sources which Savannah proposes to shorten the route to, by building the road from Griffin. We will not only have the advantage of entering those markets with fair competition, bnt every line of road whioh is crossed or touched by the Georgia Western, will bring to us a large trade from theee lateral lines of railway. By prompt action, we should seise the golden moment, and benefit ourselves, instead ef being injured, as we will be if we do nothing and allow other enter prises to go forward. Let onr people move in earnest, and let tho road be con structed without delay. ‘ ‘The Philadelphia Aye says that Sena tor Morton is troubled because tbe Dem ocrats do not seem at all disposed to oo- cupy the platform whioh he eroded for them in his Grant nominating speech.” And he will pe troubled far worse when he discovers upon what sort of a plat form tho Democrats mean to stand, dn- ring the next campaign—the one in whioh they moan to beat Grant, Binghamton women on decoration day scattered flowers upon the grave of Ra id! Those women always do like a fel low especially if he ia a — of a fellow, as in the case of Rnloff. the Savannah, >*una Railroad Continuing to James Rayne, of Jamestown, Ohio, attempted to kill his wife's oonsin, and has been sent to the penitentiary for twenty yean. The “Rayne of terror’ now over. GriMa w r Grant objeots to having Colfax on the ticket with him next time. He thinks a man who ia no better smoker than Colfax is not worth a cent as Vice President Hon. W. C. Flagg, of Moro, Illinois, has been awarded a gold medal on ac count of hie fine orchards, whioh cover over one hundred acres. "Oh, keep that Flagg flying." A Boston woman advertised for laundress and then wanted to pay her in guitar lessons. The laundress replied that she wae.not going “to battle” upas any such consideration. The Louisville Commercial says of Grant: “he may go to the theatre some evening." The Commercial forgets that the rule in theatres ia “no omnHng al lowed.” Aa Arkansas woman, whose name is now Emma S. Lord, ia said to have lordad it over no lam than nine husbands—most of them her own. Saattergood ia the name of a New jersey editor. To read what ha writes ons would think that Scatterfaad would suit TheGxarof Rueaiaonly gets a salary of <86,000 a day, and yet, it is mid, heia not happy. Governor Butler, ot Nebraska, has bees impeached and removed, for the old Radical disease—stealing. Seven hundred thousand men is what ia cstoamad a peace footing fur the Prus sian army. Madison Narrow uatfe Kuilrmnd -*tor Nunnally and Judge Boynton, m Griffin, arrived in this bity yesterday morning, on their return from an explor ing expedition along the route of tbe proposed narrow guage railroad from Griffin to Madison. Colonel Nunnally gives a most flattering aooount of the trip and the disposition of tbe people along the entire route. Everybody waa for the railroad, and everybody ia willing to sub scribe their bottom dollar in order to aka itaauaeeaa. On last Friday the party consulting of Hon. A D. Nunnally, Judge J. S. Boyn ton, Mr. J. 0. Kimball, Mr. Joseph H. Johnson, Mr. Charles Johnson, Mr. Harry Johnson, Mr. T. J. Brooks, Capt. F. ft. ’Fitch, of the Griffin Star, and Wm. J. J. Hunt, of the Middle Georgian, left Griffin for the purpose of passing over the roots of the proposed railroad, in order to teat the sense of the people and make tome estimate of what subscription could bo mined. The weather for tbe entire trip was very bad, yet the party tn<u with the most enoouraging success, he will be shown below. On-Friday the party reached Jackson, in Butte county, and held a meeting in the oourt-honae. A good crowd wan present, in spite of the bad weather. Several speeches were made, and the subscription books were opened, and in a very ahort time 186,000 waa put down. This waa a good start. At balf-paat 10 o'clook Saturday, an other meeting was held at Indian Springs. Several speeches were again made,among them one by Mr. J. 0. Kimball, who went into an elaborate discussion of narrow guages and their many adantages aa fi ere to the great trunk lines, ball,demonstrated guage is what the peo] pie must have thought came squarely up with a sul 825,000. The party remained until Sunday, being royally entei hotels and people generally of 1st watering-place. The hi the people knew no bounds, nothing too good to be provided party to eat and drink, the beet of n era) water was furnished in ini supply and everybody enjoyed and talked narrow goage. Sunday afternoon the pi springs and reached Montii per county, before night. A « ing was held on Monday and an Tuesday, the books opened and handsome sum of of $42,000 scribed. It was at Monticello Kimlml^aade bis trip. S^tty had presented him which had the to) for tho occasion, more elaborately and moi than ever. flFwonnd up by before he to Georgi^^P a great deal about the ffilRrax, and that sort of thing; but since he had here ho had experienced nothing bn kindest treatment at tbe hands people. His present trip had a series of pleasant surprises succession of kindnesses at the everybody he met. If this was wfii meant by being ku kluxed, he would like to be ku kluxed every day. This speech was made at a supper given by tbe peo ple of Monticello. Tuesday evening the party continned their trip to Madison. The authorities bad been apprised of their coming and had exoellent quarters prepared for them at the hotel. At half past eleven o’clock on Wednesday, the hour appointed for a meeting, rain was descending it torrents. CoL Nunnally says it was the heaviest rain he ever witnessed. Yet there was a large meeting—but mainly of the citizens of Madison. It rained so hard that the people from the country could aot oome in. Speeohes were made by all the Grif fin party, as well as by several gentlemen with good effect On motion of Judge Reese, a resolution was adopted authorising the city authorities to submit to the people a proposi tion to subscribe the sum of 850,000 to the Road, and committees were appoint ed to canvas the various counties through which the Road will pass until the re quired sum of 8300,000 shall have been subscribed. The people of Madison were very en thusiastic in favor of the road, and the impression is that that oity, together with the citizens of Morgan oounty, will subscribe fully 8100,000. Crops are looking fins along the entire route traversed by the party; but owing to the continuous wet weather the grass and weeds are looking fine also. Farm- era are very busy getting rid of tbe letter, between showers, consequently they did not have time to attend the meetings. Their sympathy, however, ie known to be with the enterprise, and they are counted upon for liberal subscription. Griffin, or Spalding oounty, will prob ably go 8100,000 strong on the road. This, with the subscriptions that have already been reoelved, renders the thing a daad sure fact, and the engineer* will be put out at onoe. Mr. Kimball aaye “ tbe road shall be built,” and that of itself ie enoouraging. It is seldom that a railroad or any other kind of e public enterprise has waked such a unanimity of feeling on the part of the people interested. He projectors have beoome enthusiastic, and there is now a very reasonable probabili ty that the Him ie not far off whea Mad ison sad Griffia win be united by one of thorn iron articles of trado whioh are doing on mnoh toward an equal distiv batlon of the wealth and intelligence of country railroads, to run out and gather up Ihffgffi at harvest of wealth that is perishjaa yeafly for the want of a mar ket. people are da the right track; lot a head. ttCEGRAfk NEWS Special Dispatches to The Son. By Atlanta and Nashville News Agency. 11 mil mm Capital Bsmmted 9m Mmmu. London, June A— The Italian Govern ment has transmitted to the British Gov ernment an official notification of the intended removal of the Italian capital from Florence to Home, where it pro poses to locate permanently. ettherm 9m IS* CKmrch. Vienna, June 8.—The chiefs of the party have formally decided not to separate themselves from the Church of Rome. Th* litgimmlmr mf mm Mad ,tm Kmplrr. Vutsamaa, June 8. —Prince Napoleon ermreut are (till absent from their poets, end it is alleged that matters con nected with their offices here are con ducted by irresponsible subordinates who have but little interest at stake and do not oare whether the business goes on properly ot not; while the door is de serted and business stopped at the At torney General'! Office, an important ease ia suspended at the Interior Depart ment ; and the businees of tho Post office, Department is running itself; and soon this will be the oase with all the branches of the government, judging from present appearanoe*. Secretary Robeson ie ab sent half the time. Delano trill not re turn for several weeks. Akerman is ia Georgia, where he will remain for a fortnight Creewell is attending his farm in Maryland. The Fresidunt and family are at Long Blanch, Treasurer Spinner is in London, and hia Chief Clerk received a letter from him to-day saying hia health is improving. Maaatarlariae Chaim ter the . of free Penile. The Ku Klux Committee to-day ex amined witnesses from Mississippi, Ala- LATE8T GK.OKUIA Augusta coutributgl two the penitentiary. Tbe Columbus announced the elevi The McDuffie Jc crop in thateeetion ie looking very finely, but the farmers estimate that the cotton crop will fall one-thud short ot the crop ot Ore preceding year. has formally announced his intention of >“» and 800111 Carolina, from whom it becoming a candidate for the Representa tive of Corsica in the Freucb Assembly. There are indications thflffitt** .confeder acy will bo suppoi influential party. St. has left here on Prussia. appears that there is a general quiet in the third colleefcaa district of Missis sippi, being in the centre of ttmtlHate, •ugh generally through most of the inties in Mississippi the Ku Klux have and committed outrages. In a colored preacher was teacher driven oft th Alabama, there ;es by disguised dsmlrmtlmm Hmclety. leased with ex-Senator bagger iu Alabama) be- nes the Governorsnip of , and Warner is displeased tailed to receive the collector- Cmrpm9~Bmjrtrmr, Gov. Partridge ip of Venezu- :ico from that i price of two a place for Gen. D. £. State Sena- poiutment ten- Air-Line Railroad, the Enquirer Books o# ' *’ ‘ the offioe . . . gaa Home Bonding, fo* «ffi*W»Mffiffi capital stock eC«J* •PMWidjpsr cent to be paid down far prelypfjjomj survey. The typofl of thi* dty were in yesterday afternoon to partake pf * t tiful dinner, given by Judge Sam” Levy, the father of Mr. Edwin .Levy, whose term of apprantlmalffp aa printer in this office has just expired, and ia whose honor the fatted oalf was killed, and an elegant repast provided, which was duly appre ciated by those present.—Contltiuium- alieL • ...ml/ The Sumter oounty correspondent 1 of the Macon Telegraph andMeeeenger writes: It ia probable that 20 par cent, ot the land in this section which was devoted to cotton last year, ia devoted to now, and that the ana devoted 1 to cotton ia reduoed in that proportion. Tbe neat may be considered very promising, tltough a few weak* of dry IwS wwtthee: alter ho muoh rain, and while the tender growth is so full of sap, ‘would curtail the probable yield almost beyond calcula tion. Rust in the oaterop, within a com paratively short time, has apread its ravages to such an extent that the crop Inch we so much doted reeently is next to an utter failure. It ia fatpoerible that there can be too any railroads. Then are not half enough of them now. Perhaps only a few non bread gnage trunk lines maybe ■rafted in Georgia; bnt than ia naed of a vast number of narrow guage, cheep. une is debating the defended tbe clause abolishing sale of military commissions. An inci dental vote, whioli did question, showed the a majority of 177 ** DOMESTIC NE' fJrttley mad* it New York, J une 8.—* will be given to Mr. Greejpy nqxt attended with adresses, *muiiQ, and a grand display of fireworks^i^L Matt,, mf Frmf. wToJIr The Morse Statue has been finished and taken to the Central Park. The in auguration ceremonies will take place on Saturday. ttmMds. Augustus Buschonoe committed sui cide. Cause, a loss of fortune. tthsrmmm OfdiMi Mm P—lUmm. A letter published in the Herald this morning, from General Sherman, who is on the Texas frontier, says: “As to politics, I think my friends know my deep-seated antipathy to the subject. Yet you seem not to understand me. I hereby state, and mean all that I I say, that I never have been, and never will be, a candidate for the Presidency ; that if nominated by either party, I should decline; and even if unanimously elected, I should decline to serve. “Now if you can find any language stronger to convey this meaning, yon are at liberty to do so. “ Your obedient solvent,” (Signed) “ W. T. Sherman. Henry Bush died at the hospital last night in agony from the effects of a bite of a oommon house fly on his neck a few days ago. Cmthmtle Celehrmllmm. Washington, June 8 —The Catholics have determined to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the reign of Pope Pins IX on tbe ICth of June, in s mass-meet ing, with music and fireworks. **. ITW.-f.-ta. «eI .ImmaalUea I— W*A. tat.*. KA.I r Tbe following important order was is sued by tbe War Department: "U. 8. Arsenals are hereby exoeptod from the provision of paragraph 2, Gen eral Order IB, of the 8th March, 1869, from the Headquarters of the Army. “Attention ia directed to paragraph No. 14 and IB of ihe regulations of 1863, in relation to the iasues of Ordnanoeand Ordmooe b tores.” rra. rrann a emunb.tr amir mem. On Tuesday! next the Treeanry Depart ment will iraae gold eertiOoatee of depos it at the ifteBomtthtitffi -ot ■ fifty dollars, being the smallest In 61rcUlation. Many of the gjucf officers of the Gov - ircotofS’ car of the Railroad Company I flight from San Francisci the Treasury Depart n,e ton, loaded with $11,000,C silver. It will go just as crossed over tho river, wl high that no cars can be tranal Clrt. Boston. Time 8.—The works of tbe Boston titauiping and Manufacturing Co. at Cambridge was partly destroyed by fire last night Loss $20,000. , I'hmI lat> at Ota. San Francisco, June 8.—The Revenue Cutter Kate, while cruisingoff the Feejce Islands ou the 7th of April, discovered an American pine mast, and picked up boards of a vessel, upon which wore the letters “ Krai," and underneath theee was the letter “Y.” The boards were doubtless a part of the brig “ Kentucky,” which sailed on the 15th of January last, bound to Australia. As no word has been received from the “ Kentucky since her departure from this port, it is very probable that she was foundered during a tremendous hurrioauo off tbe Fcejee Islands, and that the crew, cargo and passengers were lost. A Gorgeous Wedding. New Yobk, May 31.—The mar riage of [Senator Wm. Tweed’s daugh ter to Mr. Ambrose McGinnis, leather merchant of St Ixrais, waa the great social event of the day in Fifth avenue this afternoon and evening. Trinity chapel was over crowded with the elite 9f the city, and hundreds could not gain admit tance. Tin; bride wore a dress com post'd of tace entirely, which cost *7,000. Mr. Tweed’s private reei- dence, where the reception took place, was decorated witli flowers in a man ner that no mansion never before has been. The whole house was redolent with sweetest perfumes. There were archways of flowers. The stair-cases were wreathed and festooned with similar rosebuds. Balls of flowers overhung the halls. All was fes tooned—chandeliers,statuettes,brons@ and pictures. Everywhere there were rosebuds and smilax in profusion. Some idea of tbe immensity of the decoration may be gained from the fact that it not only exhausted the ■ t of onr vast floral establish- t they were oompelled to from neighboring States, d rosebuds were but one in the account [■ of presents was gorgeous, it of necklace, ear-rings pin wus valued at 823,000. ate value of the presents in solid silver, diamonds tlltttOS TELEGRAPH. to twi eve>1 CENTRAL AMERICA. Mtmymrimmt mmd He,Mm* Mattie 9m Mmyamra New Yoi.k, June 8.—Dispatches from Aspinwall of tbe fith, report an impor tant engagement at Tilpa, in tbe State of Bayaca, between the Government troops, numbering 1,000, and the insurgents, numbering 800. Government troops were victorious, inflicting great slaughter. The insurgents have disbanded sod the Government is again secure in power. Femadrrt* at Sra> av,rfcit The Illinois, bound to San Francisco, was foundered at sea. The bark Cheater was wrecked on Turk's Island. Crate ml Flmd It. The U. S. steamer Rescue has returned to Panama disappointed in its effort* to discover the canal route. The weather reports from Washington city oontains such a frequent repetition of the word “probably," that the report* may be considered to be decidedly proft- iy-motical. Schenck is to appear at tbe ooort of 8L James in tho uniform of a Major Gen eral. Won't that give the British lion an awful scare I California will give henelf a good threshing this year, as her wheat drop fa said to be unprecedentedly fine. The Chicago form of marriage cere mony now reads, “for better, or for worse; till divorce do ns park ” Ur mrti bu areura t» exemption S pereoimlty ead eaUinf Apart and v» uat><m oft lioiuiatcad. Mid I will imm «poQ Um nw at 10 o'clock, a. M., on Jmnm 8,1871, aBIOttOA St pAguw, totma*. c obk, Jnn« 8.—H« narkft hu KM) b*lo*, Mid doted Mooflf doted quiet** improvement. •a, Jane ft—Blrerpool afiddilngw nomine! ftt * to 18*. ’ ^ LB, June 8.— Market quiet; middling* IS*. lV ANN AH. June 8.—Prioee nominal rt 18o for mid dlings, with KAlee of 108 Louisville, June 8.—Flour firm end in fair de mand. Corn unchanged. Provisions * shade firm er. Park 116. Bacon—shoulders 6\#7; clear 9 ‘i- LardI10IX Whisky quiet at 89. Cincinnati, June 8.—Flour and corn buying at full figures. Pork higher at $16 Lard Bacon higher—shoulder* 6)*; clear sides 9. Wl 89. 8t. Louie, Jane 8.—Flour unchanged. Com - sack* 68c. Pork *16.268$ 16 60. BaoaVLfirmnttM^ clear Bides 9@» Whisky 91. LnxvooL, Sura lands quoted at SIr and Orleans at 8^ to 8)4, with •alee of 20,000 bales. Stocks—New Orleans Baltimore 1,200; Mobile 1T.00U; Wilmington Galveston SO,000; Sfi Norfolk 98,000. _ ' EISEM AN ft BRO., Clothiers and Tailors 56, Whitehall street, have in stock, Scotch and American Cheviot Quill English and Amerioan Caasimete Si Drab l)‘ete Suits, Flannel Suits, ton Suita, Piquas, Tricots, Granite, and Diagonal Coats and ° Derby and Frock Youth Sack Coat and Jackets, Boys Suite. Uaasimere and linen Children Sdttfi, and a foil selection of Gents 8* Furnishings. Don’t fail to eall on e? m may 22 EI8EMAN ft BRO. Cotton—Dull and weak at 17 cents. Cook—By the cor load, wm selling yesterday at f 1 oei.u p„ bwrarewh ra spwwd Uotee- ttte poorly rupplied. ■ j ; . ; a a Gold, buying, |j> •• selling. uuMAutiAit X U -v£5SS^. N * wl, * k ’‘ KWl ^ amkSrtw ATLANTA WHdLt^ALE PRICE8 [cABOtmt OOBBBbritD DAtfi-Y ’ T * SWIaarSM-mw UMfli, It Hta.il I MfMberwl that th«M are WH< IALB PRICE*. Email—*«m tk*rm« hlgUcr rate** Ragging India., yd l Clear ribbed...... ft Canvassed Ham*. ft Plain Ham* ....ft Bulk Meat. Clter Bib aid**..... .ft Gl**r lid** .. w*....*•*% Shoulder ft BtrrrER, Goshen. LAMBAKS— ..«.t.» On aw a. State and Dairy ft (1— ft Oam>v... ft Oorr*k— VjliUo Law.Jk , ft Ja'a, oommon to good ft DatGoOii*— ..... . _ Tarns, Aas t Noe.... Z.t' do No. 1. do Mo. a. WITHERS THOU ccn-tnom, window caps. uvn Ai Hoomaa, fountains, Cnroa axle bo: j. flBOWAW 1L1 HUS 0? CASTING^ f BOOPTLy FURNISHED * Cash Paid prietoM THE CfrCJ VCVHtJT l 'T. 6. Jf AYS: j ty w rmsrmMMTOM. r P<*. ft DetMve’s Oysm H— ftBLL, ^gkTUEDXT MORNING, ^CoHILjL. The Popoltr Barbe Has lease red to The -A.m.erioan Hoteltl Where he SoilOtto a Continuance at Pa' SHOT AND LEAD, IIn HAVB JUST BfOXTVED on con.igJ ▼V from fke VfrginiaXead Hines. J »»0 Bags Shot, aU siaee; 3.000 pomade Bar Lead; 1.000 pounds Pig Lead' Which *. olfcr to Uu trV’JfjB.tfTSw.r Je7-9t -r.OMATSON, THE LIVE AUCTION HOUSE, Jft. I, MmMtmu'i Opmrm ftaw. 8 RECEIVING A FINE LOT OF WALNUT, PAR ‘ ked Bo— ** C&BA? T8 RXClTVni X lor and Bed Boom romlture. 3 Combination- ^ggtadSV'hte.s* GRAND 1VTB KEMERER Concert oominez CONCERT. 8V o’cl Child) HOYT & JONES, Bankers and Broker*, ATLANTA, OA., DeulerH in Gold, Silver, Stocks, FINE WATCH_ REPAIRING WS HAVE SSCURKD TH* Sift- VI0*8 Of MR. Q. S. TAIT, AM CX- D WATCH MAKER, BUT LY FROM SCOTLAND. MR. TAIT HAS 1 r!£»K£ AS WORKED IM SOM* OF WATCH MANUFAOTO ROFE, ND I* PREPARED T# O* ALL KINDS OF FIREWORK ^^AK^a K Sda M ^ IRQ FIRE WATOHES OF ALL KINDS. ALL WATCHES LEFT WITH US WILL .V AND THOROUGHLY DONE; AND SATMFACTION GUA RANTEED IN EVERY INSTANCE. SHARP A FLOYD. MMXIMOAO MEN TAKEI MOTIOB. Wf E4FI MMOMirMD TO-DA Y Dimmer nom ram wanotac- tvmmmm a laroa assort r mrm ambrioam AT aums. lit OOLD AND S1L aAMDS, OT PERFECT OREM AN SHIP AND NEW NUkDr‘:*MEsmzi.OwiNo iJriiuWud! C., W.Ith.m; • ■•tbul W,MS Ca„ fclfi.! V. I. WMck Cra, Harlnf, H. J.| tttz rare mrocm is offered at NEXT ATTRACTIVE FIGURES, AND YOU WILL FIND IT WILL 9 T TO TAKE A LOOK AT TBE GOODS AND raw 9MICMS, AT SHARP ft FLOYD’S JEWELRY StpRM. ATLANTA. M-ixti it axvma vs pleasure TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE BiFt ADDER TO OUR CORPS Of workmen a fine en graver. RECENTLY FROM TIFFAN*4r OQ.’SjNMW YORK, AND ARE NOW READY TO DO ALL KIND* OF In FAOT, ENGRAVING OF ALL KINDS IN ELEGANT STYLE, AND -AT SATISFACTORY PRICES. ALSO, THE ADDITION OF A Fine manufa otumino jew- ELLEN, AND A SHOP WITH ALL NECESSARY TOOLS AND MACHINERY, WILL ENABLE A TO MAKE TO OKDBM ANY STYLE OP DOES, NINOS, PINS, A ALMOST ARY ARTIOLE WANTED, N»VO DO RaPAIRINO, HOW- DIFFICULT, promptly. wm super tom manner Vf rRQKAC* SOLICITED. SHARP m FLOYD, jEtgyEY STORE. WHITEHALL ST. . Bonds, Mortgage Domestic and Foreign Exchange Railroad and other f Hpcclal Attention GIVEN TO COLLECTION^ Refer to 9eorgia National Bank, Atlan and National Park Bank, N. Y. •prl-tf ^100,000. $100,0 AIKEN PREMIUM SAZiB. tP-| nn AAA TO BE DISTRIBUTED Til Sharrholdors. Five Dollan. will purchase a share, including a work of art worth live dollars. The DERBY FARM PROPERTY tfl be distributed embraces the largest Vineya d aud Orchard iu the South. Unequalled donate 1 Peaceable country! Gene rous soil] The salubrious and health-giving «■lunate of Aiken has ifivuu it the name of '’The Bandoga of the South.” *90,000 in premiums presented u>Share holders. *100,000 iu Real Estate and Greenback pri zes to be distributed t > Shareholder*. 94 Ke*i I*- tate prizes, worth from *300 to *98,000. 613 Green back prizes, from $5 to *1,000. ONLY 19,000 SHARES WILL BE ISSUED deed of trust i the drawing, *j FORTUNATE SHAREHOLDERS l tnaining Hhares are sold. The drawing wil. place according to the published propramme. THK /UP OF TUB BMLMWMeJIPU QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE ■O TIB YOUTH K4AT AND WEST N Via XjOUlRVllle. train* nm *> LoetmUa, mokln* IWra ui Bom for tho iq"o cr&'diagre Of Oars ««4S*vr Yerfc. o».i.oigi OBAXOX TO BeWfatofe, WwkleMto mi4 Hett*a. dSSRaBSNB cibea •.ayawaz.r.tt rs, is ••FAIR, SQUARE AND HONEST.” Money received after the hooka are closed wil lie promptly returned. For l ull particular*, as e... - »- ced in revised pamphlet, address I. C. DERBY, General Manager. Key Bo* 834. AutfUfTt.«/«. Parties in the vicinity of Atlanta oan n-.v.ts shares by applying to PHILLIPS k CR •> Junl 4t. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, i Atlanta, Jon* 9d, 1871.1 ORDERED: That the following named citizens be and tin ' + hereby, appointed as a epeolai Board of Visit. - •<> altend the second annual examination of tbe F" • * and Preparatory Department* of the Atlanta U p- •ity, to be held on Monday and Tuesday, the tb and 97th days of June, instant, proceeding the u *1 commencement on Wodueedsy, the 98th tost Hon. Joecph E. Brown, Hon. John L. Hopkim. Rev. J. H. Knowloe, Hon. W. A. Hemphill. Hon. J. L. Dunning, Hon. W. L. Scruggs, Dr. 8. II. Stout, A. M. Speights. Hon. D. Mayer, Hod. J. I. Whitaker. Th* following ia the order of exercises, an*«u:«V by the Faculty: On Monday, the 96th of Jnne, classes will If x- am died in Reading, Arithmetic, Geography, l T ». u<l States History, English Cempoaition, AneieutU ry, Cwsar's Commentaries, Virgil, and Anabasis. On Tueeday, the 97th of Jnne, classes will br pf amlned in Reading, Arithmetic, Orammer, Ia! u Reader, Cicero, Greek Testament, Homer a*d Alge bra and Geometry. ^ On Monday and Tuesday the rxereiae* will co^ U**k ue from 9 a. u., until 9 p. u.; and on W*d»Bs*la) begin at 10 a. m. Given under my hand aud tbe seal of the Bn*** live Department, at the Capitol ia Atlanta, the <ia •nd year first above written. BUFU8 B. BULLOCK, By the Governor : H. C. Corson, Sec’y Ex. Dep’t jnne6-d8twlt WANTED. T?VHRY ONE TO NOttCB that the Fiokeu llom* near the center of the Oity will open on W •••■ day tbe 8th. as tbe Cheapest Boarding Hoorn- in At lanta. A Superior Oook constantly employed to serve '<9 ia the best manner whatever the market afior Terms—*4 per week, strictly in advance. Juuddlw ywiK J. Q. WITTEIU FINAL NOTICE To Claimant* against the W. * S. ResHroadL (ORDERED, THAT ALL CLAIMS BE ““ 01 ' 15th OF JUNE, OR THAT THE BAME TILL HOT BE EHTEB TUNED. By onler o, th.i Roer.l. . „ A. B. 0OLBWB0K m*r 20Ui, 1871.