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THE DAlLjr SUN.
AXXiAMTA, OA.:
TuotmtAT Uourao, 1loses 21, 1»72.
siff- Qfftoe in the Sum Building, Wed
t ia» at Broad itreet. Second Door Saudi 1/
Alabama.
$9* Kmi Advertisements ahrays found
VH Firtl Page; Isval and Business Aoticee
•as Fourth Page.
iimpUt •r ikc K*r Sal* al tks
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erfill it to force the pltfnderera from their
ylmiT, ud force than who here lately
been their party emoeiatea to Join in er
•orating and diigraeing them.
■ireUlau' 1 aaanee.
Vf* ban before oa an addmaa “to the
frirr*- and aupportere of the National
Dmiea Republican Party in Georgia.
It it without date or aignatore, or the
laanint of any locality, and looka vary
Mah like a Kn-Klnx document, though
looha an aotaatlmea deceptire. Ita
t h “The Righto of the People
. atad,” “A ConTcntion of the Be-
pwblioanParty of Georgia Called.” W*
•appoaait waa leaned by that wing of the
party which baa been lighting againet
the thierea, uanrpers and plondemre
who hare 00c trolled the party in Georgia
lor year*. The opening aentenoe makee
an important bat candid admiaaion. It
nya:
Than ku beta moob uukM wllb tho jul
M1M g * of ths affairs of our port7 in this Mate
1 n*T~—^ ths psopis from our ortanlxailoa.
That'aao.
It than aaaaila thoee who hare been
running the party in their own internet,
at fottowa:
r, MW •mniluci ku ao uinrMlIr uroiwd
Uw laeigaoHou of Uu WM of our port, «• Ui.
^MMlo&>pl of. portion of th* 8tat« Contni COB.
■|tt.| to imdim to thsmsslvss th® prttonUTt of ap
pointing tb® I>®»®g®te® to th* Philadelphia Contsn-
It then allude# to the “outburst of In
dignation" which followed upon the Ho-
(ion alluded to, whieh recalled in Hon.
J. a Bigby calling a meeting of the
State Central Committee, whioh aaeam
bled in thia city on the 14th inaL, roaqlt-
iag in the calling of a contention to meat
in Macon on the 8th of May.
Thia addreaa then aaya that when
(aw intriguing men" made that appoint
ment of delegatee to the Philadelphia
Contention:
Xkar 414 net arlah le ban tbalr private pro.
giamaaa latorfarad with, and baaaa Ih.j were ready
{•ahwai aunaiiu, and orerj other Impropar
woOra. la tboaa who drat atappad forward and da.
in th* BMDI Of tke p«Opts, (hit the UIMMI
Of mi party ahotld hin tho rich! to participate in
tbo nomination of President and Vice-President. by
•andlnc «P delegate® from tbalr respective count!®®
ton Stnto Convention to appoint dalafaiaato ths
unttMiai Convention to nomlnata candidates for
toWdnatM* Vloa-Praaidant at tho United States.
Tbar ntada a «raal atert In ntaha khe maaana of our
pacw balkaaa Ibarawaa na principle lnrolead, and
that It waa only a coutbst bctwrev ■•nmoa;” hit
thi* hers baan taught, in thia instance, that ths
SomI MUM of our party know tho difference b*.
tirw a prtnnipin and a "ring,’ 1 And It forsshad-
•ws a bSTand a brighter day for our party
In IkU Hate, to aaa tba maaeea cf tha party
llgg ap ■imaitenaouaiy throughout tha State,
aa thay kata la thia lnatanoe, md rebut a an
ontrag* upon tkair rights, attempted by a small por
tion at tha Stete Cantral Commutes. Thoee who
aaimh tha aaasM have aa rlghte, had aa wall under
stand and aiiffl tha notion of the people aa manning
that Ihay wfli aa taagar ankmU. Uka slaves to tha
year*, lava disregarded and trampled under foot all
Heir rights and tnteraate. The notion of tha Com.
Malta revoking tha appointment at tho Dale-
- * unbare of tha Oommlltoo in
, .. Unff Ibnir nffelrn out at Ui*
bnud, of iboiiti’wbo hnr• managed Uiom ne Iwufiy,
nnd the wnlchword of onr port? will now bo •• ho,
„r HKR AMU Ho, EOT M K.lUfcto, " With PtlrDMlln nil
thin,,.
Thoe<> who here nunwod onr pnrtf .flair. during
iiiyi*wnt»tVuVmei» they here b<ou mumgln,; and
In cunridantlon of the fact tbtt onr port, wm one
hundred thouannd elronu, nnd hnd n l*r*e majority
In Ibo btnto, nnd hnd imiuenee patronage. when
they tonb ctmrg. of IU nflklr,, nnd that under Utolr
matt element II haa dwindled down till it oontrbl,
nonroaly n oounly within kbo BUIn, It U ronaonable
lo anppoM tha party wtU uk them to atop aaldo, that
now men may bo cboeen tor the management of our
nmire.
It will be observed that tha phrace,
“our pnrty," oooun in the foregoing no
lam then eight times.
But it is heavy talk, and makes some
straight home thrusts at the plundering
gang. The party was “a hundred thou-
eand strong, and had a large majority in
the Stale, and had immense patronage,"
bnt haa “dwindled down till it controls
eeareely a county in the State.'" That's
about true.
But again:
Tbs attempt, on the port of the ,genie of our nor-
ly to preveni tbs party from Beetles In Convention,
le coneluelve atld.no. that they Snuw they have
Managed enr eUelte badly, nnd that Urey ought to bo
dtepleend. end win bn, whenever n Convention
rueete. Thia cannot be laid of ell the member! of
the Committee, for aome of then, have nobly done
tbalr duty. We have bad no Slate Convention In
Iteorvta el not the Convention held In Atlanta — — -
41b of July. IHSI. The Convention (If Inf
ehould be ceiled n Convention!, which nomtni
H. BnUocbforOovernor.ead which appointed the
miiotll to the National OoaveoUoa at cbleage to
nominate oaadldatee for Preeldent end Vlce Prt.i
dent. In IStt, waa s eelf-oonetituted body, without
any appointment from the people, and possessed aa
UtMe authority tor Its notion so did tho body wfcgcb
■aawmed In January Inst to appoint Delegatee to
Philadelphia. Not having bad a regularly called tnd
duly constituted state Convention In Ocorgle elbcc
the «lk of July. lndT, S ve years ago. Ille not enrprte.
lag that lbs parly should rise up in mem. nnd do.
mend n Convention.
That'* htfuvr, but it’s the first time the
members of the party have openly
charged its leaders with rascality. Long
time in finding it out 1
Bat again:
Onr Bepubltesn friends mutt be active, nnd send
up w tha Stun Oeaventtoo delegations earn posed of
• or colored, and sot Men of
nntertonnly bed nbetnrtnr. nor men who hart pro’
defaulters In every position they near held. I
man of bed ebetnetar. defenltere, end gemblars, rep
resent none but Demoeretlo coottttueute. We moat
show to the people of Georgia, in the eelecUon of
the delegatee to the Macon Convention, that tore
bank keepers nnd gamblers have no longer any voice
lu Ike adorn of uur party.
That is the coolest thing we ever
knew. It ie notorious all over the Union
that tha leaden and eoatroliag men of
the party in Georgia have been the great-
cat let of pablio eooandrels that ever dis-
greoed any country, yet theee “reform
an" in their party have the effrontery to
held up their heads and talk thusly be
fore as intelligent oemmunity I
We introduce ene more paragraph
It's rioh:
V tha Republicans will bnt half discharge their
duty, we will knee e better Convention in Mtcon on
tha gib dag of May than we have svtr hnd In Oeorgtn,
n glorious victory In tha election
This fight in the Radical rank*
is n eeramble fog the spoils. The
thieves in the party have had it all
their own wey, end oontroled every
thing for e long time, end off would
Iteve been harmony in their ranks now,
bat for the feet that the honest Demo
cratic unseen of Oeorgia have turned
theso thieves out of place and power, and
Uiuue who were not participating iu tho
robberies now come to tho front and
#alm tha patronage which Grant his to
oeetow. This is what’s the matter.
Bat we ore glad that public indignn-
f ra bat become *0 widespread and pow-
Tbese suits are brought upou informa
tion of Charles F. McCallo.
I. Against the Hcofiuld Rolling Mill
Company ; alleging that said Company,
and alao that Lewis Bcofit-ld, Wui. D.
Cook und Asa L. Harris, as individuals,
have “defrauded the fitnbt of Georgia,
and unlawfully and fraudulently datains
from the State the sum of 857.150, bo
lides interest"—In this:
I. Thefintcountofthepetitioncharges
that on the 16th day of January, 1870, and
at divers times from that date kill the let
of February, 1871, (aid Bolling Mill Co.
“unlawfully and fraudulently collected
from the Treasury of the State the sum
of $47,600 for 660 tons of railroad iron,
pretended to have been furnished by
■aid Company to the W. A A. R. B., but
not tarnished in point of fact; bnt being
In excess over end above nils which were
actually furnished to the said road; and
the said defendants, Scofield, Cook and
Harris, assisted in the perpetration of
said fraud."
This is founded on a statement of col
lections set forth in ■ bill of particulars
accompanying the case, showing the
amounts collected by the Bolling Mill
Company from the treasury of the State
Road and the State Treasury, from the
15th of Januai7, 1870, to the let of Feb
ruary, 1871. The sum of $86 per ton
wu collected for all the rails furnished
up to the 6th of Ootober, 1870, on whioh
dsy, and also on the 17th of November
following, $80 per ton wu charged and
oolleoted; and on the 1st of February,
1871, the sum of $82 per ton.
X The next count charges that the
Company collected u aforesaid for 700
kegs of iron-spikes at 87.60 per keg,
“ being in exceu over and above spikes
aotually furnished to the Road by the
Company," whioh is founded on a like
bill of particulars, amounting to $5,250.
3. Another count chargee that the said
Company also oolleoted for 48C kegs of
iron-spikes, it $8.25 per keg in excess os
before, amounting to $4,005.
4. The lut count charges tho collec
tion of $301 daring the same period for
fish-bars, “over and above the quantity
aotually furnished, u shown on their
own booka."
The suit is brought to require tha said
Scofield Rolling Mill Company, and tho
■old Scofield, Cook and Harris to appear
at the next Superior Court, to answer the
demand of the State in the premises.
II. Against Varney A. Gaskill, a non
resident; bnt who holds property within
this county, alleging that ho has “de
frauded tho State of Oeorgia out of the
inm of $16,648."
That on or about tho 7th of Novem
ber, 1870, while unlawfully pretending
to act for the State, he compromised and
settled with Miles O. Dobbins, his suit
then pending against the Western and
Atlantic Railroad, for cotton alleged to
havo been lost between Atlanta and New
York, bv which 87.IHM) wero paid. Tliul
on pretext of making the payment, said
Gaskill fraudulently drew from the State
Treasury tho sum of 322,548, and after
paying Dobbins, rotained unlawfully and
fraudulently the sum of $15,548.
Col. MoCalla has made the proper affi
davit acoording to law for obtaining an
attaohment against a non-resident of this
[State. The petitioner prays that process
of attachment may iasuo against said de
fendant, to be levied upon any and up
on all of hla property, to answor the
aforesaid claim.
III. Against Asa L. Harris, alleging
that ho “ fraudulently detains from the
State of Georgia tho sum of 88,486.62,
besides interest,” which sum so unlaw
fully detained, was reeeivod by him in
sums at different times, os appears by a
bill of particulars, dating from December,
1870, to November 1st, 1871.
Wherefore the State brings this suit,
and pnyi that process may issue requir
ing said Harris to appear at tho next
Fulton oonnty Superior Court, then and
there to answor to the Stato iu the promi
see.
IV. Against John Rico, a non-resident,
holding property in this eoauty, alleging
that ha “fraudulently and unlawfully de
tains from this State tho sum of 829,600,
besides interest."
1. That on orabout Juno 1st, 1870, the
said Rloe got possession of 89,500 from
the Western and Atlantia Railroad, pro
perty of the State, under the fabricated,
unfounded end fraudulent pretext of re
ceiving payment for cars said to have
been furnished by the Teuueuwe Car
Company, of which ho claimed to be
President.
X That afterwards, early in June, the
said Rice reoeived $20,000 belonging to
the State from Rufus D. Bullock, thon
Governor, through the hands of Foster
Blodgett, “for the illegal and fraudulent
purpose of buying and publishing the
Era newspaper, in tho city ol Atlanta."
3. That the defendant has never ac
counted to the State in any way What
ever lor Wither of the aforesaid aums of
money; bat, on theooantrj, still detains
them illegally and fraudulently.
The informant aforesaid haw made
proper and lawful affidavit tor an attach
ment against a non-resident, and the
State prays that process may iaaao against
tuy and all the property of tha defendant
V. Against Nathan P. Hotchkiss, alleg
ing that he “fraudulently and unlawfully
detains from the State of Georgia tho
sum of $14,639.14, besides interest"
That daring the year 1869-70, ho was
acting os Auditor of the Western and At
lantic Railroad, and in that official capa
city, did fraudulently and unlawfully
rcoeive fioin its treasury largo sums of
money on divers fraudulent and pretend
ed claims; and did fraudulently audit and
approve claims iu faTorof other pereons,
as fully appears in a bill of particulars,
and refuses to pay the Stato any part of
tire sum aforesaid.
Wherefore the State bring* this suit, re
quiring add Hotchkiss to appear at the
next Fulton oonnty Superior Court, to
answer the demand in the premises.
VI. Against James Maliina, alleging
that he has “defrauded the State of
Georgia out of the sum of $6,867.81, be
sides interest."
That on the — of December, 1870, he
paid to one Walter S. Withers a lot of
scrap-iron belonging to the Western and
Atlantic Railroad, for an iron fence or
railing, “made and delivered for him
self," thereby defrauding the State out
of tho sum of $494, the price of the
scrap iron.
That on the 27th of December, 1870,
be unlawfully and fraudulently receired
from the Western and Atlantic Railroad,
State property, the sum of $233.31, as
■alary for Superintendent of the Cur-
sbop, from November 18tb to December
31st, 1870; snd the sum of 8146 on a pre
tended end fraudulent claim for expen-
■ to Philadelphia and New York.
8. That on the 7th of December, 1870,
he, os Master Mschinist, did fraudulently
spprove and account in favor of the
firm of J. M. and J. C. Alexander
against the Western snd Atlautio Rail
road, the som of 85,995.
Wherefore the State prays that legal
process may issue, requiring the said
James Mullins to appear at the next Su
perior Court for Fulton county, lo an
swer tho demand of the State in the
premises.
VII. Against Foster Blodgett, alleging
that he " fraudulently detains from the
State of Goorgia the sum of 850,188.73,
besides interest," whieh sum was unlaw
fully and fraudulently received by him
in sums at different times, as appears
from a large bill of particulars, dating
from February 25th, 1870, to the 24th ol
November following.
Wheroforo this snit is brought, pray
ing that process may issue requiring the
said Blodgett to appear at the next Ful
ton Connty Superior Court, to answer
the State in the premises.
Total amount, $182,385.66.
Alabama** Wealth.
The Montgomery Advertiser of the 19th
has the following brace of paragraphs:
At twenty dollars a ton tho iron of
Alabama will produce the State, five
thousand millions of dollars. Annual
interest, at 8 per cent, four hundred mil
lions. Annual tax on tho interest, at
1 i per cent, six millions. Annual tax on
interest on coal and iron combined, ten
millions eight hundred thousand dollars
■a very pretty revenue.
At fifty cents ■ ton tha cool mines of
Alabama are worth four thousand mil
lions of dollars. The annual interest on
this vast sum at 8 per cent, is three hun
dred and twenty millions of dollars!
The first question that arises upon read
ing these paragraphs is, why in the deuco
the people of Alabama don’t go to work,
dig oat that iron and coal and glut the
market at once and be rioh. With such
wealth, all ready for the market, it is a
ain for a Stato to be poor.
UKOKGIA HIIEKIFF’S SALES.
gale Day First Tuesday in April.
GORDON.
R. M. Yuuiik vh Q. A. Ramsey. Fifly-lwo aero* ol
uxl.
J. J. Roll vs Johho Millor ot al. La
180. IU, IM, and 200; also part of 7T.
PICKENS!
Htcphcu Kirby va Tompy M. Bucliao&n. Land lot
No. 120.
CHEROKEE.
Thomas Rea vs Daniel Brand. Land lot No IK).
PANIN.
Samuel Lovlngood vs Elisha Oroon. Land lut No.
I.
John 1). Dickey va D. F. Boyd. Land lot No. 263
and half of No. 262.
Court vs John B. Chastain et al. Land lot No. 184.
McKinaey, Higdon and Brother va Nathan Pruitt.
Fifty —
E. i
of land lot No. 22.
Land lot No. 251. Six Justice'* fi fas in favor of J.
P. Watson rs. B. Lassettor. Levied on as the prop
erty of Eli Beusou, security.
Paper Mill aud Fixtures. Laborer's fi fa in favor
of Wm. G. McWilliams vs Goorgia Manufacturing
and Paper M1U Company.
COBD.
Tho Marietta Paper Mills, with Machinery and
Laud thereto attached. Ft fa in favor of Jackson
Chancy va Marietta Paper Mill Compauy.
Houaeand Lot in Marietta, In fhvor of Elijah Shep
herd va Pleas Wssley.
GWINNETT.
The Lands ol Williamson Kirkland. Tax fi fa.
SPALDING.
Half of Land Lot No. 42. Ft (la in favor ot J. M.
Head vs J. J. Bagwell.
House and Lot In Griffin. FI fa in favor of M. J.
Daniel va Leonard Worthy.
Two Dump Carte and Harness. FI fh In fhvor of
Baruliaiu A Co. va D. F. Towles and G. A. Cunning-
h Dry Goods, Clothing, Ao. Ft fit lu fhvor of Joseph
Woodward.
BARTOW.
Alabaster Lime Kilns. Fi fa in favor or Ann H
Hoot! vs Sty lea Peck, A C Ladd and P U 1 add.
Land lots Nos 162,164 aud KU. Fi fh in favor of
J N Pearson va A H Colliater.
Several laud lota. Fi fh In fhvor of Sarah and Jane
Mackey va ltobt M 8tiles.
Ono town lot. FI fh in fhvor of Milner A MUncr
Caleb Thompklna.
» and lot in Carteraville. Ft fa In favor of Z
W Jackson it Co va Ronald Johnson.
U4NCOCK.
B. C. Culver va G. G.,Kxsll. 104 acres of land, and
and 16 acroa of land.
FULTON.
H. M. Hooper vs E. M. Donsyhoa. 100
land.
Chamberlain, Boynton 4 Co., va Micbael and Jans
Fitagerald. 10 acres of land and 14 S acres of laud.
Htepheus A Jamas va John McCalligan. Atlanta
city lot.
K. It. Carr va A. T. Finney. Two-horse phvton
11. U. Gardner va N. E. Gardner. City lot.
Lawrence, Myers A Co., vs N. A. McLendon. City
lot.
lot
Martin Uinaa va John D. Gray. 200 shares in the
Scofield Bolling Mill Company.
Theodore Kpringer vs 8. 8. Brooks. City lot.
Crane, Boylaton A Co., vs D. 11. lleath. City lot
Ell Cotton va Wm. Watkiua. City lot
Jetae L. KUe va WUUani Watkiua. City lot sad
half of lot No. 25.
Hoyt A Jones va Margeniua A. Bell and Marcus A.
Bell. City lot
Meehanica Loan and Building Association vs J. E.
Gullatt CU> lot
John It Wallace. K. R. Fowler and 0. A. Collier vs
Telcr Huge. OttT lot.
K. C. Murphy vs T. U. Archer. City hoaeo and lot
CAMPBELL.
W. II. Andrews vs A McSmiih. Houaeand lot in
Falrburn.
UFepIlGIA- DOUGLAS COUNTY.
mo all whom it may concern. E. E. Nixon, hav-
X lug In proper form applied t<» ma lor pmM
ncut Rtu-ra of adminfattraUou ou tho estate uf Juo.
W. Nixon, late of said county, deceased; this is
not be granted E. E. Nixon on said estate.
Gives under my hand and official seal this Febru
ary l?th, 1872.
fcbltf W. W. HINDMAN, Ordinary.
Southern Express Co.
(i HEAT SALE OF
Unclaimed Freight.
1 7HK FOLLOWING PACKAGER OF
Unclaimed Freight, remaining in the office of
The Southern Express Company, will be sold ter
Charges on
WEDNESDAY, Al'ltllj 17th, lfc-jU,
Unless sooner called for :
1 O Box, Alston, J A, Atlanta, Ga.
3 pk'ges. Abbot A Uro, “
1 box, Adams, H J, LaCrangc, Ga.
1 box, Alexander, D, Atlanta, Ga.
1 bundle, AUyn, MaJ A W. ••
1 package, Akers, Mrs W 8, "
1 package, Allan, Dr H B “
1 valise, Anderson, JO “
1 machine and box, Anderson, J B, Ackworth, Ga.
1 valise, Areher'a stable, Atlanta, Ga.
I bdlea, Anderson, A 8 "
2 cstgt, Archer, M B, Dahlonega, Ga.
1 pig*', Anderson, D 8, AtlantA, Ga.
1 pkgs, Anthony A Co, G J, Greenville, Ga.
1 bundle, Alexander, Carrie, Atlanta, Ga.
t boxes, BeU. A P,
1 package, Belcher, J It, Huntsville, Ga.
1 box. Brad field, L H. Atlanta, Ga.
I package, Beerman A K, M
■ 1 package, Barnett, Dr J N, Garners 8ta, Ga.
1 box, Buehler, 1 H, Atlanta, Ga,
1 package, Berry. F M, **
1 package, Brown, Dr A P, "
1 package, Burnett, mrs M E, "
1 package, Bsboock, O, "
S packages, Bartlolt' T J "
1 bundle. Brack, J L “
1 package, Barry,CM u
1 package, Baker, W 8, Sowanee, Ga.
1 bx and bdi, Bacon, R J.A O T. Atlanta, Ga.
1 coil rope, Bollock, Gov, **
1 box, Brown, G M
1 package, Baird, R 8, Marietta, Ga.
1 package, Boell, C E N, Atlanta, Ga.
1 package, Bedell, Dr 0, Hamilton, Oa.
1 package, Bartow, J E, La (/range, Ga.
1 package, Bendheim, mr, M
1 package, ** West Point
1 package, Blodgett, J F, Atlanta, Oa.
1 package, Bishop, J J, DawsonviUe, Ga.
1 trunk, Baker, A 0, West Point, Ga.
1 package, Booth A Young “
1 package, Brooks, rav H E, Lafayette, Ala.
1 package, Bridges, X A, West Point. Ga.
1 bundle catgs, Campbell, C T, Atlanta, Ga.
1 package, Cox A Hill “
1 box, Checkham, F “
] package. Chapman, R A co “
1 package, Clay, J J ••
1 package, Cahn Brothers “
1 package, Christian J A "
X bottle, Cohen A co, L 44
1 package, Carter. WE **
1 bundle, Chilton, WH **
1 box, Cottingham, H M "
1 package, Chamberlain AW *'
1 box, Crawford, V D '*
1 package, Cbeney. Dr FM “
1 package, Carpentec, A G, Dallas, Ga.
1 package, Cofer, M J, Atlanta, Ga.
1 package, Carroll, J W, Band Hill, Ga.
1 box, Candler, 8 C and 8, Villa Rica, Ga.
1 catg. Carlisle, W W, LaCrange, Ga.
1 package. Christian, J O, White 8n!ph Spga, Ga.
*1 package, Croat, R, Atlanta, Ga.
1 package, Clark, C U, Sholtonvillo, Ga.
1 box, Chriatian, W D, Warm Spriuga, Oa,
1 box, Cox, W C, Lac/range, Oa.
1 box, Crowell, J, Weat Point, Oa.
1 d John, Crawford and W do
1 box, De Louis, G R, Atlanta, Ga.
1 gun, Dosier, O do
1 package, Davla, L H do
1 box, Dawson, E J do
1 package, Deforo, J N do
1 package, Dorsott, Dr J G do
1 package, Dodd, P and U T do
1 package, Doraett JR do
1 package, Durham, O A, Macon, Ga
1 box, Daniel J P, Atlanta, Ga.
1 package, Bearing, A 8t C, Atlanta, Ga.
1 package, Davis E T, Dowsnvllle, Oa
1 package, Davia rev L G, La (J rang o, Ga
1 catg, Dickson, M A, West Poiut, G'a
1 buudle cstgs, Dorman J E, Woat Point, Ga
3 plows, Echols S A, Atlanta, (7a
1 cstg. do do
1 packs go, Eddlomau and D do
1 bottle, Elkina A do
1 box, Edgar J X do
1 package, Edwards sgt R A do
1 p box, Edmondson J, LaG'range, G’af
1 box, Erwin mrs A J, West Point, Oa
1 bundle, Fuller W A, Atlanta, Ga
1 package, Foreliaw EM do
2 e kegs, Floyd M do
1 packs go, Forger A J do
1 truss aud pkg,Fllkiua LW do
1 box, Fletchor capt do
1 package, Frost A co F A, LaG'range,Oa
1 box, Field J H, Cleveland, Ga
1 package, Craw H, Atlanta, Oa
1 package, Gentry R L do
1 package, Garrett and bro do
1 bundle, Gov of Georgia do
1 box, Guthman E do
1 bdlo Ga Stato Library do
2 maps Atto, Guilford C C, Carteraville, Ga
1 package, Grad) Willio, Atlanta, Ga
X catg, Glenn R P do
1 pkg, Gablo W G, Marietta, Ga
1 pkg. Holbrook W G do
1 trunk, Harford H, Atlanta, Ga
1 pkg, Hatcher and co J B do
1 pckg, Hill miaa M do
1 bx and bbl, Humphries G A do
2 pkgs, 7/owell Sell do
1 bx, //lllsman and co do
1 pkg, //efele, F X do
1 c bag, Householder R B do
1 bx, Harris rev J C, Batesvllle, Ca
1 pkg. Hubsley U, Atlanta, Ga
I Pkg, Haskins JR do
1 bdl cstgs. Hoyt D do
1 pkg, Ualdcman J It do
1 pkg, Harrison A 8 do
1 pkg //oilman mr do
1 pkg Harris C O, Newnan, Ga
2 Una atto, Heard* A J do
1 b cago, Howe miaa Ella M do
1 pkg, Hammond B do
1 bx, Hollia and co T J, Newnan, Ga
X bx, Hardaway and B do
1 pkg and can, Hape 8, Atlauta, Ga
1 bx. Hill mrs L R do
1 bx, Horne miaa K do
I bx, Hamilton Diek do
1 pkg, Uays J C, LaGrange.Ga
1 pkg, Hall J A do
1 bx, //utton A, Atlanta, Ga
2 pedestals, Haight A do
1 apring board do do
1 spring pole do do
1 pkg. Harrison R A do
1 pkg, Ueery, dr d o c do
12 pkgs, Herring W P, LaGrange, Ga
X box, Houston mra A, Houston, Ga
1 bdle, Intelligencer, Atlanta, Ga
2 catgs, Iverson R 0 do
1 pkg, Jack and Davis do
X pkg, Jones miss L do
2plowa4JoneaT do
1 bx, Jones J W, East Point, Ga
X pkg, Jones Paul, Atlanta. Ga
1 catg. Johnson MW do
1 c bx. Jay and co 8 do
1 bx, Jonas JV do
1 bdle cstgs, Jones W B, Woat Point, Ga
1 pkg, Johnson, J F, Ringgold, Ga
1 valla*, Kramer rav G B, Atlanta, Ga
1 pkg. Kane J J .do
1 pkg* Kesselstoin miaa L do
1 package, Kimball Hons*, Atlanta, Oa.
1 package, Key, W F, LaGrange, Ga.
1 bundle, King. Mias Ella* Atlanta, Oa.
2 boxes, Lease, JK, " "
1 package, Livingston. J T, Morganvlllo, Oa.
1 pkg, Lucas miss 8 O, Atlanta, Ga
2 pkgs, Lewis D W do
1 pkg. Liewte WO do
1 pkg, Leyden A do
1 trunk Lam bo miaa M do
1 bx. Lott * M do
1 pot In bag, nns Perk do
1 pkg, Loyleaa W A, Carteraville, G*
1 pkg, Lowe A Q. Marietta, Ga
1 pkg, 1/tlgh W C, Newnan, Ga
I pkg, Long W A, LaGrange, Ga
1 bdl. Letter R E, Atlanta, Ga
> mu rtX) McMlu “ *>• AU * oU ' c *
1 pkg. Moore M and Co do
X pkg, McKay miaa K do
1 bx, Moore UU, Camming. Gs
1 pkg, Morse Geo W, Atlanta, Ga.
1 pkg, Murphy M N, Iron ton, Ga
1 pkg, Morphy J W, Atlanta. Ga
1 well curb,Marks MR do
1 pkg' Manning E A do
1 pkg, Msad and co 8 8 do
1 pkg Madden ItO J do
tpkg Murphy WB do
1 trunk McOomb W do
1 pkg McIntyre and II do
1 pkg Miller G W do
1 pkg McAtfce, Marietta, Ga
1 bx Mims W, LaGrange, Ga
1 pkg Malone W J do
1 P bx Moore and E do
1 pkg McCracken W D, Atlanta, Ga
1 pkg McGnire mrs M do
2 pkg Moss J O, Marietta, Oa
1 pkg Mullinax A P, Jasper, Ga
1 pkg Morgan J L, LaGrange, Ga
1 p bx Morris J T, Weat Point,Ga
1 bundle and package, Nathans, L, Atlanta, Ga.
1 valise, Newby, E G, •'
1 box, Northrop, P **
1 package, Nichols, U J, LaGrange, Ga.
1 " Orr, 8 Vickery Creek •'
1 « Peak, W H. Atlanta, Ga.
1 Casting, Powell, B, “
1 package, Phillips, J W, ••
1 •' Parka, RM,
1 •* Pendleton, H C, *•
3 Trunks, Patterson, R, ••
1 package, Poliak, A, *'
1 *• Purley, John, ••
1 box, Pritchett, J W, Carteraville. Oa.
1 casting. Porter A B, Atlanta, (<
1 box. Perry, F, Troup Factory,
1 package, Proctor, 8 A, Waverly H1U, Ga,
1 Trunk, Pender Levi, (ool’dj Atlanta, Ga.
1 package, Prophltt, P, LaGrange, do
X “ Publisher Times, Ashland, A’a.
1 bex, Pardue, J, West Point, Ga.
1 package, Quinn, P, Atlanta, do
1 do Rlckardaon, F M, Atlanta, (la.
1 do Rapier, J P, do
1 do Bcdwine A F, do
1 case Randall, B A, do
1 packago, Rucker, H, do
1 bundle. Rondeau A Co, do
1 casting, Raaberry, R L. do
1 O box, Roberts, Dr TV, do
1 package, Reid, B, Blairaville, Ga.
1 lx*x. Rushton, W, Atlanta, Ga.
1 Ripley, T R, do
1 do Ryan, J M. Marietta, Ga.
1 box, Roberts, L J, Long Cano, do
1 package, 8emmes, T J, Atlanta, do
1 do Seltxer, H, do
1 box. Smith AT do V
1 do Shackleford H K do
1 bundle, Skiff AG do
1 package. Sage Col BY do
1 box, Strmuse K do
1 •« South F do
1 P box, 8chultz G do
1 package, Sharo Mra 8 E do
1 box, Smith F W, Elyton Ala
1 package, 8chley Dr 1* T, Atlanta Ga
1 do Stanley B E, Irwinton do
1 box, Shaplcr 8 E, Atlanta Ga.
1 P box, Smith F A do
1 package, Sisson V P do
1 do State Library,‘Millcdgevllle Ga
1 do Smith'J M, Atlanta Ga
1 do Spears Mrs MOW do
1 box. Smith J C, Alpharetta .Ga
1 casting, 8mith A B, Bowden do
1 box, Smith E D, Nownau do
1 planter, 8andford S A Co do
1 package, St John A Co, Atlanta Ga
1 do Smith C H, LaGrange do
1 do Smith Dr C W do
2 do Slaughter J F do
2 Jug, Swanson do
1 box, Strausse K do
1 package, State Library, Atlauta Ga
1 bundle, Sumter R T do
1 E keg, Smith E C, Kingston Ga
1 casting. Slaughter J F, Lagrange Ga
1 do Seay J J, West Point do
1 box, Smith WE do
1 do 8tcvcs C B, Rock Mills Ala
1 package, Turner Miss L, Atlauta Ga
1 do Tyler Mra L do •
1 box, Thomas A do
1 do Thomsou, mra MAE do
1 packago, Thrower J T do
1 do Tibbs J A, Canton Ga
1 do Turner mrs J, Atlanta Ga
I trunk, Towers L, Wesf Point Ga
I P box, Wall mra Carrie, Atlanta Ga
1 packago, Williams II O J do
X do West A Son A J do
1 box, Wickleman FA do
1 do Washington mra do
1 packago, Whitaker mrs W do
1 do White, ME do
1 bundle, Wood A B do
1 valise, Williams Charley do
1 pkg Woaton miss Carrie, Atlanta, Ga
1 pkg Wortraan A do
4 bxa Withers and Jon os do
1 pkg W W C do
1 bdl cstgs Wilson W L West Point Ga
1 pkg Yng Men's L Ass Atlauta Oa
1 bdl bags Zachry J L do
1 pc iron no mark do
F. F. COULTER, Agent.
Atlanta, Ga., March lfi, 1872. ml7-30d
GUARDIAN’S NALL.
STATE OF UE0RU1A, Camdon Co.
B Y’ virtue of an order from the Honorablo the
Court of Ordinary of raid county will be sold
beforo the Court llouso door, iu the city of 8t.
Mary's, on the first Tuesday In April noxt, a tract of
land containing 230 acres, situated on Crookod River,
in Camdon county: 8aid land aold for tho benefit of
rain theor heirs. Terms msdo known on day of aalo
LOUIS A. UOLZENDOItF. Guardian.
Merino Nhoop,Poland Olii*
nn Pure Berk
shire Pi^H,
SUPPLIED BY
Mark W. Johnson’s,
.OPPOSITE
Cotton Warohonsp, 43 Droail Street.
H HAMA II FOAVL8.
It
E A U L Y HOME.
Early Goodrich and Uuoaett Potatoes.
GARDEN HEEDN!
In immense qualities, from David Lamlreth and
Sons, are doily expected and will be sold on reason
able terms, at wholesale aud retail.
Uuano and Superplioaphntea
Mark W. Johnson’s,
Agricultural Warehouse,
if and 41 Broad Street,
[4-y P. O.BOx 230. At nta.Ga.
Plantation Nupplles.
• AMu
v furnishing planters on time until 15th
October next, with Bulk Meat. Bacon, Lard. Corn,
Flour, Oata, Hay, Groceries, Tobacco, etc. Caah or
ders will also receive attention.
A. K. 8EAGO.
I Jan 23.3m. Mcrchout. Atlanta.
(aEOUCilA—Comdex Couxtt.
To all Whom tf may Concern :
\\7HERKAS, Georgo I aur, 8r., haa applied to me
v v for Letters of Administration en tho estate of
John Iang. late of said county, deceased—
These are, therefore, to cite aud admonish all, and
Lingular, tho kiudred aud creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear at uiy oSce, wtthin the time pre
scribed by tew, snd show cause, if any they bare,
why letters of admluistralioa should not be granted
' the said applicant.
Witness my official signature, this, the 23d day of
January, 1872. K. A. McWIIORrER,
jan23- Ordinary Camden county.
[uEDlttilA-Tnximu Cocirrt.—Application
for Exemption of personalty.
C HARLES GRIFFIN, of said county, has applied
to me for exemption of personalty, and setting
apart and valuation of the same, and I will pots upou
ths same at my o(T e, on Friday, 23d tnat.* at 10
o’clock. A. M., thisl ibruary 7.1872.
fcULdlwit ClIAS. A. DLAZLKY, Ordinary.
■am sTAisxm.
Worcester's <Qti<ino Oicilouarp.
Extract from a Letter from
Virginia, Dated UW. 19, 7i
G T N tho Faculty of tho UuivcntUy of \-j r .
A ia adopted Worcester a& their Standard un i
are now stronger than ever in their adherence t
it. Tho following is a copy of the Resolutiono tv
from the Record of the University
At a mot-ting of the Faculty of tba Unirera'iv.,*
Virginia, beld on 7th. INK). Professor Holme* ufi, r J
tho lollowiug resolutions which were parsed:
RESOLVED, That in the opinion of thin Focu tv
Worcester s Dictionary ailords the most reliable An
thorlty for the Orthography of the English Langu^’
RESOLVED, Therefore, that Worcester's Dictionary is for th > present recognized as the BUmUrti [ ur
proprtrty iu tlu«ft" , MAUITN, Proldcnt o( tk. iv*,,,.
W1LL.IA.MH11UUO. VA., December 13,1971,
At > meting of tlie F.. ulty ot tie CoUige of William mid ll.rj, bold on MomUy Out, (Die 11,) mo folio*,
lug Resolution was adopted : v
" RESOLVED, That Worcester** Dictionary bo adopted as tho Standard of Orthography In the Colleu*'
William and Mary.** .
By roquett of the Faculty, I have the pleasure to transmit this Resolution. Very truly,
L. B. RHAUTON, Acting Secretary
Worcester's C^uarto Dictionary;
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