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ATLANTA, OA.
Satukday Monvmo, Maecu 80, 1872.
•un>ll>| Particular, of ita C'oarlu
• of lh« Tlclrbarac Trial.
Wo Lave before us the London Daily
Jfeut of the 7th iosfeanft., oonteiningeome
intereating dataib of the oonehufon of
the Tichborao trial.
Thia famooa trial, by which an illiter
ate Auatraliaa batcher aonght to gain
poaaeaaion of probalfly the moat valuable
Batata in England, ogteide of the poaaea
aiona of the nobility, terminated at 12:40
o'cloek on the 6th of Marsh, at the Court
of the Qaocn’a Bench, Westminster-hall,
after a protracted session of one hundred
and An* days.
It is estimated that there were 10,000
spcctatoii present. For ocoe in a life
time, Hiaasid, it was impossible to ad
mit mother living sonf in the hall. The
jury, in retiring, bad to move aw morse,
and climb over the partition, and leap to
the floor on the inside.
The jury on Monday previous, had an
nounced themselves sufficiently acquaint-
ed with the case to pronounce a verdict
This disclosure produced the most pro
found excitement among the friends and
sympathisers of both the claimant and
defendant All considered tho
nouncement equivalent to a verdict
against the claimant. The Court re-as
sembled on Wednesday to bear the ver
dict end dispose of the case, when the
oonnsel for the claimant anticipated the
jury, and stated that it was the desire of
bis client to submit to a non-suit.
The Lord Chief Justice directed that
the claimant be called. The ohief clerk
then called “Sir Boger Charles Doughty
Tichbome, Baronet come forth or yon
will be non-suited,” three times in a load
voice with distinct pauses; but the
claimant was not there. He had
dared unflinchingly the searching in-
terrogatoriea of the Attorney Gen
eral; he had stood upon the witness
stand for a month of days, and perjured
himself probably fifty thousand times
without a tremor; he had shown to 1 the
oourt for nine months a bold, confident
and apparently honest face;he had never
betrayed the lie in his Leart by any ex
ternal emotion or expression; he had in
variably preserved a dignified deportment
and sanguine eye, even amidst tho most
trying and perilous stages of his suit;
but the man who had dared so much,de
fied the Judge, jury, counsel and wit
nesses, and even heaven to bafilo him,
had not the hardihood and effrontery to
encounter his antagonists in the moment
of their triumph, to face the frowns of
the court and endure the indignant aeofis
of the indignant multitude. He had, sb
usual, that morning driven up to West
minster in his little brougham, but being
greeted by hisses he turned away and
took refuge in his rooms at the hotel.
The Lord Chief Justice then ordered
that the plaintiff be prosecuted for per
jury at the next session of tho Central
Criminal Oourt, and be committed to the
common goal in default of $25,000 bond.
The Attorney Goneral announced that
the prosecution would be public and con
ducted at tho publio expense; which
announcement was greeted by loud
cheers.
The usual instructions preliminary to
the next trial were given, the customary
courtesias and compliments acknowledged
between the Court, counsel and jaty, and
the .Chief Justice adjourned the court
and dismissed the jury whioh had been
impanneled for nine months, with the
following singular and humorous speech:
•• I may state that the arrangements of the officers
of the court have greatly tftiul&d to our oomfort.
Lot me add further, gentlemen, that I hope in the
new Jury Acta clause will be Inserted to exempt
every one of you from serving ou another Jury sc
long as yoamay be deelrousof being exempted.'
{'Aughtor.)
As soon ss the Judge issued his war
rant for the apprehension of the claim,
ant on the charge of perjury, steps were
immediately taken to secure his arrest.
The significant announcement of the jury
on Monday induced the police to suspect
that the elaimant might attempt to
eacape; the detective department was
conseqnently on the alert. They pro
ceeded directly to his hotel, and on in
qniring for Sir Boger Tiohborne were
shows in his private aitting-room. The
warrant was read over to him. The claim
ant, perfectly oomposed, said:
"Wall, ilia vary unfortunate, as it will put mi to
constderabla personal Inconvenlenco If I am to bo
arrested nn*."
BUM-STPOKICH
— “Forney is sick abed.” Having
nemtiy swallowed Grast—“boras foot
and dragoona”—a second time, it is n«
wander that nausea shoald exist.
— A Washington Radical organ object
to a Southern paper’s mannar of ststing
aa item of news, whioh is in this wise: “A
negro and two young mules were drowned
in the river yesterday. The mules were
remarkably fine animals, and cannot
easily be replaced.” It possibly thinks
that the negro should have attached to
him an importance over end above that
of the aaaea; while the Southern paper*
will make a note of and remember, in
ease they ever have oooasion to mention
a negro in connection with any of the
editors of the paper in question.
— Connecticut votes next Monday.
In the election in that State the Republi
can candidate for Governor received 103
majority. In 1870 the Democratio ma
jority was 848.
— Mazziui was sick only one hour and
a half.
— Texas pastures 3,800,000 bead of
oattle—and yet their expense is not near
ly *o great as the expense of Georgia’s
one Bollock.
— The Shawsngunk region, New York,
has maatodoned.
— Cana legislator be Urib*d—(AT. Y.
Timm). Give it up.—(Boston Posi). Re
ferred to South Carolina Sooth
Anna Dickinson is announced to
appear in tragedy. She thinks she has
been playing oomedy long enongb.
A one-armed horseman, taoently travel
ingthi -ugh .Missouri, stoppsdatableack
GEORGIA MATT KBS.
Major Campbell Wallace baa sold hie
fine residence in Marietta for the pur
pose of removing his family to this city.
The Thomatville Enterprise propounds
the following conundrum: “Shall we
have a cotton factory in Tbomaaville 7”
Mr. James H. Gilreath of Chattooga
county, who was so severely burned sever
al weeks ago while burning a brush pile,
died on last Friday, the 22d, after ling
ering in great agony. He was in his 80th
year.
Mr. Wm. Askew, aged 70, died lost
week, near Poweltou.in Hancock county.
The Sparta papers of last week reached
Atlanta to-day.
Crap ProgaMtleatlon,,
A correspondent ot the Macon Tele
graph aiul Messenger indulges his specu
lative fancy after the following doleaome
mood. Evidently he is one ot those fel
lows who is always wishing that his legs
were longer, that bo might meet evil more
than half way:
I see much said about the prospect of
large crop for the present year. Those
who make such calculations, iu my
opinion, reokon without their host.
It is now the 25th of March; the peach
trees ore not in full bloom, nor eveu the
plum trees fully so. I have lived to
■hop to hsve his horse shod,
The smith noticed the empty sleere, and
asked him if he lost his arm in the war.
He replied, with a sigh, that be did, and
even more, going on to relate how he left
home to enlist in the Ronthern army, and
at the dose of the war, on going back lie
fonnd that his wife who thought him
dead, had moved awiiv, mnl he had smoe
been nnable to obniin a trace of her.
“What is your name ?“ ashed the black-
smith.
Whoa tho answer was "J. M. Walrup,’’
he suddenly released the hoof over which
he had been bending, and, without look
ing at the soldier, cried: “Follow mo in
to the honse,” end hurriedly led the way.
Result, the diaoovery of Mrs. Walrup
with three new ohihlreu by her side. She
had supposed Walrup dead, and hod ac
cordingly been married to the black
smith. The two men wisely came to tbs
conclusion to let the lady cliooae between
them, and she elects in favor of Walrup.
Then aha aaya she oaouot do without the
children, and the blacksmith says,
after* most painful pause, "You shall
take them, my deer.” “Whenthestoam-
boat St Luke,” says the Oiuoiunati En
quirer, in e most touching paragraph,
“stopped at the landing some hours later,
Walrup went on board with his still
weeping end thiok veiled wife, end the
blacksmith followed with his children.
The boat’s bell rang for the starting,
and the separation was at baud. The
orew, the passenger*, the captain—all
who witnessed it—were affected to tears
by the tonohing scene,
“With great drops rolling down liia
tawny cheek, tho smith kissed the chil
dren one after another, and in a choking;
voice bade their mother an eternal gooi
bye. The two men gazed wistfully at
each other’s faces, shook hands long and
earnestly, and then the blacksmith, by a
strong effort of iron will, released tbe
hand of Walrup, and walked quietly to
the shore. He never turned his face
again toward the boat, whioh toon passed
out of sight around a meroifu! bend in
the river, but strodoon, with head bowed
down, to the home whither the voioe of
his wife and children should weloome
him no more.
legal Sale*.
lit pul y JJaruhaPs Salel far City
Taxes.
dour. In the city of Atlanta, on tna first Tuea-
dsy In April next, between legal houra of aele, the fol
lowing property, for cUy tax ex for the year 1871, to-
City lot In ward 4, land lot 61, on Wh<*t street ad*
joining Banaoai and Goldsmith, contaiuiug one-half
an acre more or leas; mayor and counoll v*. 14. Dan-
heart, P. Lynch, agent.
AJcu, cttv lot iu ward 4. land lot 62, e
Rattroed, adjoining Shumate and Brooke, c
*ran$
' lose; mayor and «
Pat tin
Also, city lot in ward 1, laud lot HI,
street, ooutaiulng one eighth of a
fourth of aa acre, more Or lees, major and vouuOl
Henry (Sark, colored.
Also, city lute Koe. 11 and 12 la ward 4, land lot
48. on Daniel street, adjoining Hoyt and Sharp,
atnlng three-fourths or an acre, more or losa.m
and council r# Dell A Miller.
Also, etty lot in ward 6, land lot 4T, on Bandolph
street, adjoining AUou. oontamlng one-fourth of aa
acre, more or lees; mayor and council ys. John Da-
Also, city lot la ward l, land lot M, on Markham
Also, city lot In war. , land lot 61, on Butler
street, adjoining Alexander ami Kugtinh. containing
oi an acre, mom or lex*; mayor and
, i Houston
adjoining Guyton**, containing one-eighth <>r
more or loss, mayor and council va. bamuri
A't nndrr
struct, adjoining bull, coutaiuiug one i-tghiu I
acre more or loss; mayor and council va.
Lambert street, adjoining Crumbly »ud Tanner,
taiaing three-fourths of au acre mom or to**, mayor
aud council re. W. J. Ounnally.
Also, ouy lot in ward 1. laud lot 78, on Megaxine
street, containing one-half of an acre mure or I
mayor and oounuil va. Win. 0. hills
Also, city lot iu ward 4. laud lot 61. block 17,
Oolline street, adjoiuing Uooten. oontalmug ou«-
fourth of an acre mure or leas; mayor and oouuoil
va. P. Olbblne.
ii State street.
m; mayor and council yx. o. T.
Alien Jackson.
Also, city lot in ward 2, land lot 86,
street, ooutaiulng four acroe
Humphries
ug four acres more or less; mayor
and oonneil va. J. A. Jaraoa.
Also, city lot In ward 9. laud lot 53, ou Oenually
and Junes streets, containing oue-fourth of au acre,
tore or leas; mayor aud oouucil va. G. U. Killiau.
Also, city lot in ward 6. land lot 78, on Williams
■treat, adjoining George McOtuaky, containing oue-
foorth of an acre, mure or teas; mayor aud council
va Joel MoGarr.
Also, city lota Noe. 12 and 13, In ward 3, on Jones
street, adjoining Young, containing one-fourth of an
. __ _ anjoomHjji vgi jj, u oaks,
There are numberless good, and on tho
whole, healthy people, who are laboring
under the ailment described in the fo
lowing verses from the London Pun:
1 bear abeut, both day and night.
The most acute of maladies:
To picture it in black and white,
The object of this ballad le.
Permit me, geutlo reader, please,
To breathe in your auricular;
I suffer from the fell disease
Of nothing in particular.
Tor
many winters, bat never saw tbe like of
this. It has rained even
determined to p«t the bast a
ridden to Wi
this time tommy
the aCalr crested a great senaati
knew* that the three gentleman
ive police. Tho visitors at the hotel crowded round
to take a “last fond took," sod the claimant, one
his carriage with the dsteeMesa, soon attracted
atteatle* of the p ' ^ ~ '
IS passers-by In the street. A number
__n after the carriage, and tbe crowd in-
n#a—t ap along tbe road till Newgate wm reached.
The doors were opened, and the claimant walked
firmly but composedly Into the interior of the goal,
where be wm pieced la an ordinary oelL It la
slated that an examination of hie private papers will
be mede, and ii lx expected that some serious In
formation Mle bis career will be found.
free* CenveaUen and Exears ten
In oar official capacity, we have sub
mitted the queation ae to the place of
meeting of the Preee Association, in
May mt, to the members of the Execu
tive Committee. The vote was so scat
tering that no place received a majority
—some being for Atlanta, others favoring
Mem, end some Columbus. Under thia
stele of facte, and deairing to oonform to
the wiehee of a majority, we respectfully
mk our ootemporariea to speak ow at
ones and indicate their preferences.—
Alton* Watchman.
The Macon Telegraph and Messenger
fW—tw to be peculiarly pereeeeted by an
ambitions poet, to whoa it serves np the
following notice to quit :
Tbe tits— cent from Eufenls on the
18th instant, from Atlanta on the 1st
lust, and fran Emroy College, Virginia,
by 3. E. D., are respectfally <1 echoed.
They Jo aot seem to ns, after impartial
examination, to be of sufficient merit to
wsixant their publication to the exclusion
err few days ainoe
Christmas ; then, there have been only*
few days when work ooalil be done ; and
then the land too wet to plow.
Many have tried to plow this wet land,
bat it only injured the stock aud prevents
the growth of tbe crop. Farmers had
hotter do nothing than do that. It lias
been tbe coldest winter we have bad for
years, added tlieto wet. Even a day or so
since it sleeted, snowed and rained in a
fow hour’s time. Even now, it is oold
enough to kill hogs, and raining in tor
rents. The corn planted Iwo or three
weeks ago mast rot in the ground, it is so
wet and cold that it can never spring up,
unless a sudden and instunt chaugotukes
place.
There are fewer froedmen at work than
since the war. Some there are who say
that “formers have plenty of bunds, anil
al.” But not so here,
they aro working we]
The negroes only work when compelled,
and many of them have been able to
squat about on tbe lauds of others, and
are satisfied if they can be 1st alone.
They care to make nothing.
Less guano is purchased in this section
than usual. The guano of 1870 aided to
make tho crop of 1871. Bot there will
be less aid to growing crops this vosr
from guano than any year lately past. The
farmers are impressed with the import
ance of making their corn at home.
Their meat, at the present prices, does
not pay; but the time will come when
ootton will go down, and meat go up;
then they will hsve n > hogs, and will be
compelled to raise their meat at great
disadvantage. Hence some are feeding
more corn to their hogs than will btly
double tbe meat it will raise,
All these influences are brought to
bear against a big crop of cotton. It will
be contrary to all post experience toaup
pose such a thing. I have never seen a
good crop after such a winter; and for
continued and dreadful cold and wet, I
have never seen such winter. In troth,
it looks more like starvation, at this time
of the year, and with this weather, than
anything else to your correspondent
from Houston.
Postponed Deputy Marshal’s Sale.
W ILL bs sold, before tho court house door, iu
the city of Atlanta, on the first Tuesday io
April next, between the legal hours of sale, the fol
lowing property, to-wit:
City lot in ward 6, land lot 78, on Broad and For
syth streets, adjoining Phillips and Jourdan,
tainins 26 by 180 feet, mors or less, mayor and ooun
cil vs B. W. York.
GEORGIA—DOUGLAS COUNTY
mo all whom It may conoern. K. E. Mixon, hav-
cite all and singular, tbs creditors and next of kin
of Jno. W. Mixon, to bs and appear at my office,
within the time allowed by law, and show cause, If
ary 11
feb:
W. W. HINDMAN, Ordinary.
GUARDIAN’^ SALE.
STATU OF GEORGIA, CunulvuTn.
B Y virtuo of an order from the llouorablo the
Court of Ordinary of said county will be sold
beforo tbo Court House door, lu the city of 8t.
Mary's, on the first Tuesday iu April next, a tract of
land containing ‘230 acres, situated on Crooked lUvrr,
in Camden rouuty: Bald land sold for tho benefit of
min theor heirs. Terms mads known on day of aalo
H LOUIS A. IIOLZ kXUORr. Guardian.
UEOHUIA- -TALurxmao Couimr.—Application
for loavo to soil.
) tbs Court of Ordinary of said county for
WM. T. BTKPUUNS. Adrn'r.
Administrator’s Sale.
GEORGIA—Camdes Codktt.
Halacahak* Attempt, to IC.ro p,q
The Mason Telegraph and Messenger
of the 28th haa the following:
ay before yesterday, about oue
xsk p. u., while the guard was eating
dinner, Holsenboke, one of the murder
er* of Colonel Fish, who was confined in
jail at Oglethorpe, convicted of the
tuunlcr, attempted to make his escape
by breaking through the roof of tbe jail.
He had reached the outer wall before he
wme discovered by tbe guard, who called
to him to halt, but that being no part of
his programme he refoaed to obey, wbere-
r >n the guard discharged both barrel,
a double-barrel,hot-gun at him, each
load taking effect—one in the left shoul
der and the other fracturing tbe right
leg above the knee. Passengers on the
Southwestern train yesterday afternoon
report him in e dying condition from
the wound* Lloyd, the other mnrderer,
has been removed to the Albany jail for
greater eafety.
The Kffect• oi tbe Bala.
Farm labor haa been greatly retarded
by tbe recant heavy nun* A planter
told ns yesterday that he had not been
able to ran a plow ainee Thursday last.
The weather has been so cold that most
ot the eon that haa been planted bee
failed to come np, and the ground is now
too wet to replant. We fear that every
kind of farm work will be badly behind
’ The stream, are all very much
swollen, more so than they hare been for
many mooths and perhaps years before.
Truly it seems that we have by some
of more public interest.
means incurred tbe anger of the gods,
and they are giving full vent to their
wrath just now. Wish they’d hold np
for a short while.
Ordinary, from said county, on the first
Monday in February, will bs sold, lu tbo city of Sa
vannah, county of Chatham, Ga., on tho first Tuos-
daj iu April next, between the lawful hours of sale,
O Shares Central Katlroad anil
Banking Slock.
Bold for the bcusflt of tho holrs ot said decsMed.
TERMS CASH. This February 10,1872.
febl5-wtd DAN’L U. PROCTOR, Adm’r.
GEORGIA—Camdem Cotnrrr.
To aU Whom it may Concern :
W HEREAS, Osorgs Lang, Br., has applied to _—
for Letters ot Administration on tbe estate ot
John Lang, late of said county, deceased—
These are, therefore, to cite and adraoninh all, and
singular, tho kindred aud crodltors of said deceased,
to be aud appear at my offloc, within tbs time pro
scribed by Isw, and show cause, if say they have,
why letters of admin'
to the laid applicant.
■WitneM my official signature, thia. the 23d day ot
January, 1872.
Jau28-
William O. Kruger. ) Ti
rugs. .
I T appearing to tin Oourt, by tbe return ot iL(
Sheriff, that tho 'defendant in tbo above fctxtot
case Is not to be found in said county, and It furtlin
i motion of counsel for petitioner, ordered: That
Court, else that the
case bs considered in default, and the plaintiff U
allowed to prooeed.
And it Is further ordered, that this rule bs puk
llshed in one of tho Gazettes of this State, once
mouth for tour Dioaths. October 28, 1871.
GARTRELL4 STEPHENS,
Attorneys for Libelant.
M9uA true extract from the minutes ol Mid Coux
W. U. VENABLE. Clerk.
CARRIAGES !j
Top and No Top Carriages,
OF GEORGIA MANUFACTURE,
Ever offered in Atlanta. Parties in want of Car.
rteges are invited to call and see my stock before
purchasing or ordering elsewhere, as I think I can
compete with any dty In the Union In
Jfylr, Finish, quality and Price
m prepared to RENOVATE CARRIAQES o? al
descriptions, on short notice end at reasonable
mhl4-lm
A. T. FINNEY,
Broad street.
GEORGIA—TxuAfxano Count*. —Application
C HARLES OhirPIN. of said county, has applied
to bs lor exemption of personalty, and setting
apart sud valuation of the same, and I will pass upon
the asms at my off s, on Friday, ltd Inal., at 10
o'clock. A. M.. tblat ibruary 7. 1*72.
fcb0-dlw2t CHA8. A. BKAZLEY, Ordinary.
sf&roi
YxUAraano OoumttT
YET HERE AS, Quintal Richard* haa applied to n>«
Tv for permanent Letters of Administration oo the
Estate ot Henry Edwards, (colored) late of said conn-
Those are, therefore, to cits ell persons concerned.
» show cease, it any they hare, within the legal
ms prescribed by law, why said Utters should not
» mated.
Given under my hand, at office in CrawfordvilU,
this January 1st, 1872.
CHARLES A, BEASLEY.
Ordinary T.
aud council vs. M. J. I*rynock.
Also, city lot iu ward 4, lend lot 46, <
vs. Thomas Stowers.
Also, city lot iu ward 1, laud lot 86, on Putersttroet,
adjoining Couch, Cain aud Green, conUlulrfg 26x100
feet, mors or Iom; mayor aud oouucil vs. Suitles and
Sewell.
Also, city lot iu ward 4, land lot 61,
adjoining Thomas and Logan, contaii
of an aero, mors or Ism; mayor aud couucll
Thomas, ©ol., Galnea agent.
Also, oltv lot in ward 4, land lot 81, on Cain street,
adjoining McMillan aud Snow, containing ouo half
i. Mrs.
acre, more or Ism; mayor and .
Newman.
Also, city lot iu ward 4, land lot 61, on Calhouu aud
Baker streets, containing cue-eighth of an
- loss; mayor aud council vs. Goo. Owens,
col.
Also, city lot In ward 3, block 10, land lot 76.
McDonough street, adjoining Hapo and Rogers, c
Uiuing ouo aud a half acres, moro or less; mayor
aud council vs. W. if. Owens.
Also, city lot In ward ‘2, land lot 86, on Richardson
street, adjoining Wilson aud Hiuumx k, eonUinlB|
•fourth of
oouncll vs. J. A. Reeves.
Also, city lot iu ward 4, land lot 61, ou i'aiu street,
adjoining Little, containing oue-fourth of au at
more or less; mayor audoouncil va. C. U. Smith
Also, city lot in ward one, laud lot No. 83, adjoin
ing Rivers, containing one-third of an acre i:
Also, city Jot No. 84 in ward 3
Ing Miller A Jones, onOonnally aud Richardson
containing one-half acre moro or less; mayor aud
council vs. A. Thompson, colored.
Also, city lot in ward one, land I'd 84, on Hayn
Turner, colored.
Also, city lot In ward four, laud lot 4G, ou Irwin
street, adjoining Walker, containing three-fourths of
loss; mayor and oouucil vs. James
Whitfield.
Also, city lot In ward two, land lot 86, on McDaniel
street, adjoining Alexander and Hammond,
lng one-belt an acre mors or loss; mayor ai
J. D. Wonder.
Also, city lot in ward throe, land lot 63, on Rich
ardson street, adjoining Jenniugs aud Franklin, ■
talnlng one-eight of an acre, more or less; mayor and
council vs. Green Bullock, colored.
Also, rity lot in ward three! land lot 61, on Dig
gers street, adjoining Rawson aud Evans, containing
oue half au acre, more or leas; mayor aud oouucil
vs. Nst Carroll.
Also, city lot in ward one, laud lot 84, ou Markham
V .
street, adjoining Frailer and Martin, coutaiuiug
80x100 feet more or loss; mayor aud couucll
Jenkius aud Uardcu, <
Also, city lot In ward four, land lot 48, on Houston
street, adjoiuing Griffin and Foster, containing ono-
fourtJi of au acre more or Jess; mayor aud coi
i. F. T. Gayton.
Also, city lot iu ward four, land lot 61, on Calhoun
tud Oita streets, adjoining Rice, containing
eighth of au acre, moro or Um; may or aud coi
». Carpet Jones.
Also, city lot iu ward one, Isud lot 78, on Elliott
id Foundry streets, containing onc-fourth of
sre, more or less ; mayor and council vs. uirs.
Moreland.
Also, city lot In ward 4, on Dakcr and Butler streets,
conUiuiug ouo-fourth au aero moro or loss ; mayor
id council vs. Sarah Darkness, colored.
Also, city lot iu ward 1, laud lot 103, adjoining
Janies Jett, containing 10 acres more or less; mayor
and council vs. Wm. A. Jett
Also, city lot Inward 4, land lot 61, on Duller and
Ellis streets, containing one-eight ol an acre more or
loss; mayor and council vs. J. M. O'Neal.
Also, city lota No. 10 and ‘20, iu ward 3, land lot53
i Read street adjoining Rawsnu and Roberts, con
taining ono-fourth of an aero moro or less; mayor
aud council vs. P. H. Lynn.
Also, city lot In ward I, land lot 109, on Mitchell
street, adjoining Drown and Irwin, containing
fourth of an acre mote or Ism; mayor aud couucll
i. CincluatUR Sykes.
Also, city lot in ward 1, land lot 84, ou Mitohcll
street, adjoining Brock and Jenkins, coutaiuiug
fourth of an aero more or less; mayor aud council
i. Netty Long, colored—^Cleveland Trustee.
Also, city lot In ward 3, land lot 64, oo Frailer
street, adjoining Holcombs and Wolf, conUiuiui
f an aero moro or loss; mayor am
conocil vs. P, Night
Also, cliy lot iu ward 2, land lot 86, on Olenn street
t Thrasher aud Reeves, coutaiuiug one aero
Ices; mayor and couucll vs. A. B. Night
adjoining •1
Estate.
Also, city lot In ward 6, land lot 79, on Luckle street
Foster, ooutdoing one-fourth of an acre
mayor and council vs. Wm. Parker.
adjoining 1
Also, dty lot No. 16, In ward 4, land lot 19.
Ilarrla and Foster streets, adjoiuing Ormo %nd Hill,
containing one-fourth of an acre more or less; mayor
and council vs. T. N. Perdue.
Also, city lot lu ward 4, laud lot 46, on- Packard
street, adjoining Forrest aud Ricks, containing one-
fourth of an acre mors or less; mayor aud oouuoil
i. Charles Price, colored.
Also, city lot iu ward 1, laud lot 82, on Strong
’ leas;
ffttelL
Also, city lot In ward 1, laud lot 82, on Victori*
street, adjoining Adair and O'Hhields, containing
less; mayor and coun-
Also, city lots Nos. 21 and 22, in ward 9, land lot
Crumley and Road streets, adjoining Rawson,
containing one quarter of "
mayor and
J. W. Roberts.
Also, city lot in ward 3, land lot 63, on Richmond
street, adjoiuing Grant, containing one-eighth of
o more or ices; mayor and couucil vs. P. U. Shib-
rless; mayor aud c
Also, city lot In ward 1, land lot 109, ofi Markham
ons-eightl
1 vs. Arthur Samples, colored.
Also, city lot lu ward 4, laud lot 51, on Harris
street, adjoining Morris and Rice, containing one-
eighth of au acra moraor Ism; mayor and council
i. J. Thomas, colored.
Also, city lot No. 3, In w«rd 3, on Fair strict, land
lot 68, adjoiuing Ellis, containing onc-clghth of an
sere more or less; mayor abd oouncll vs. J. A.
^Also^cUy lot In ward 3, land lot 44, on Gullstt street,
adjoining Kwright and Grant, containing one-half au
] loss; mayor aud council vs. Pope John-
Richmond street, adjoining Williams and Tsndley,
containing one-eighth of au acre, more or Iom, laud
lot 43; mayor and council vs. Seaborn Uurkc.
Also, city loft In war© 1, land lot 84, on Haynes *
Donuer, colored.
Also, city lot inward 1, land 1st log. on Humphries
street, adjoining Phillips and Yotiugblood, contain-
ons-aixtoenth of an acre, mors or ices; mayor
i Humphries
ad/oining Whitley aud Stewart, containing
one-fourth of an acre, more or 1cm, mayor and coun-
1 vs Lowis Dell, colored.
Also, city lots Nos. 1 and 2 In ward 8, on Crumley
..rest, adjoining Lester, containing onc-fourth of an
acre, mors or Iom; mayor and council vs R. 8- Bush.
Also, city lot No. 7 in ward 3, land lot 43. on Hill
street, adjoining Ellis ami Marion, containing ono-
eighth of an arro, more or Ic«r, msyor and council
vs J. B. Barnes.
Also, city lot In ward 4. land lnt61, containing nue-
elghth or an acre, mors or less, msyor and conucil
vs Oven Calhoun, colored
Abo, citi lot io ward 4, land !o< AI, ou Valentino
rect, adjoining Flipp.-r Ponder, coutdninf
ouc-stxtesnth of an acre, more or le.s, mayor and
council va Henderson Cregg
Also, etiy lot In w*rd 3. land lot 83, on Richardson
street, adjoining Jennings, containing om-eighth of
an acre, mon or ten. mayor ami council i«m»«s
Canryr.
Also, city lot In ward 3, land lot 63, on Fair street.
o, city lot in twrd 1, lot 64.un Msrltisiu
t, adjoiuiug liuyden aud Dro*u, coutaiuiug box
100 feet, moru or 1©m; mayor and council vs. Alfred
Griggs, colored.
Also, city lot No. 3 lu ward 4, land lot 46. on Fort
street, adjoiuing Ktok* a. containing one-fourth of an
acre, moro or less; mayor aud council vs. W. H.
Howell.
Also, city lot No. 6, in warJ 1, land lot 83, on Mor
gan stmt, adjoining Chapman aud Dey. coutaiuiug
one-eighth of an acre more or Ism; mayor aud oouu-
J. B. Orren.
Also, city lot in ward 4. land lot 61, ou Harris
street, adjoining Little aud Pearce, oouteintug uae
’ loss; mayor aud Oouucil
fourth of an
vs. Sarah Harrla. colored
Also, city lot in ward 3. laud lot 64. ou Olenn
street, adjoining Kawsuu aud Little, coutaiuiug
acre, more <
less; mayor aud oouuoil vs. TUoiuak
Horn.
Also, city lot lu ward 3, land lot 66, on lUohardaon
■tre.-t, adjoining Lownda aud Grout, ooutaiulng ouo-
eighth ot au acre more or leas; mayor and couucil
vs. York Harding, eolored.
SUtontlt <fea»t ii>i Adoht *#«U.
The “Atlantic Coast Lire” Freight Boate,
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA. & AUGUSTA,
TO AND FRl M
BuiLTIMOHM, PIUUSZU’MU, AKW FOSK, MOSTOjr,
Anti all Eastern CUIes, and alt Points Couth and
South-west,
Over the Wilmington & Weldci, and Wilmington, Cb-
lumbiu&AuKUHta Kail way h an«.l Ihoir Connections.
W/>TEB at Wilmington, N. C., aud Portsmouth, Va., i.nd of unbroken
porting Freight, without I “
» managwroent of this line
id quick Irani
Duth. Va., and of unbroken gangs tram WilMtofton,
i, to and fr<->nt ai i interior points. . - r<
gss to ths houtl ere Publio npon the sewn— ti enre-
■■gMlin'v, the loweet snrrstot In effiMeMlso
fast Freight bcltedtUseto Ur
Also, rity lot iu ward 2, land lot 103, ou Wells
street, coutaiuiug two and one-half acres, more or
1am: mayor and oouncll va. Hamber A Nelson.
Also, city lot No. 8, in ward 1, land lot 82, on Gray
Also, rity lot In ward 1, laud lot 109. ou Mitchell
street; adjoining Lykes aud Jsnulngs, coutaiuiug
one-fourth of an acre, mors or Ism; mayor aud
oouuoil vs. Samuel Irwin, oul.
Also, city lot In want 1, laud lot 109, on Beckwith
street, anjoiuiug Jennings, ooutalnlug ous-slghth of
Iom ; mayor aud council va. Sol:
Jackson.
Also, rity lot lu ward 1, laud lot 84, on Walker
street, adjoining Dr four and Sewell, containing 26x
110 feel, more or less; mayor and council va. 0. Jen
kins.
Also, city lot in ward 3, laud lot 83, on Clarks street,
containing ouo-eighth ol au acre, more or Ism; mayor
i Pul-
loss; mayor aud oouuoil
Rsntly, col.
Also, city lot in ward 4, land lot 61, ou Duller atreet,
adjoining Shepard aud Stewart, containing ouo*
eighth o: an acre, more or less; msyor aud counotl
~l. Henry Cloud, ool.
Also, rity lot iu ward 2, land lot 86, on McDaniel
street, adjoiuiug Yates and others, ooutalnlug oue-
fourth of su acre, mors or Iom; mayor aud couuoil
vs. M. T. Callaway.
Also, city lot No. 26, lu ward 3, land lot 63, on Mar
aud couucil vs. Don. Carter, col.
Solomon street, adjoining Tidwell aud Holliday,
containing one-eighth of an acre, mors or less; may
aud council va. Frederick Jack.
Also, city lot No. 36, in ward 1, land lot 82, on
8impson street, adjoiuiug Myers and Evaua, con-
ng 60x15!) feet, more or Ism; mayor aud oouuoil
v*. J. FR'.pstriok.
Also, city lot No. 26, iu ward 3, land lot 63,
d Martin streets, adjoining Solumoi
ter, coutaiuiug one-eighth of au acre, moi
mayor au<l council vs. C. O. Xoruodls.
i Ful-
Also, city lot No. 32, in ward 1, land lot 81, on
Simpson erect, adjoining Wallace, containing 60x150
feet, more or leas; mayor and council vs. J. A. Max
well.
Also, city lot No. 18 In ward 3. land lot 63; on Fnl-
ton street, adjoiuiug Thomas aud Lynch, contaluing
one-oighth or acre, more or leas; msyor and council
rs James Pool, colored.
Also,city lot iu ward 3, laud lot 20, adjoining Wheel-
or aud Goldsmith, containing onroighth of an acre,
Iom; mayor aud couucil vs JaotM Sherrer.
Also, city lot in ward 4, land lot 61. on Gain aud
IhitU-r streets, adjoiuiug Kemp aud Stanford, con*
taiuiug oue-aixtoenth of au acre, mo
mayor and couucll vs Morgan Summers.
Also, city lot iu ward 4, land lot 61, on Dakcr and
Butler streets, adjoining Mangum and Evans, oou-
tail.lug oue-fourth of an acre, moro or Ism; mayor
transporting Freight, without transfer c
Tbs management of this llss prose*Is its edmototees t
ful and quick transportation, uniform rates with aUoompstlng Dm
perfect s system of 8teamshlp connections at Nortbsrn Porte, m to sizable bills «
goods forwarded dally, by one or ths other ot our routes over both of which EXPRESS 1
TATION lagivt * * - ~
ndnal points.
Observe tlio Following Excellent Holtedule oi Com-
nectlonM VIA. Wilmington and HteumshlpLlneff
With BALTIMORE—By ths Southern—Mmsnip Co.'s Steamers, Lusils, Bahaa
«*®h port every five days, Andrews k Co., Agents 73 Smith’s Wharf. BeJGmors.
With PHILADELPHIA—Southern Mail Hteamahfo Company’s Steamer, PI
every ten days, W. L. James, General Agent. ISO Mouth Id MUSst. Philadelphia, _
Co's Baltimore line with 8brlvsr*s Daily Propeller Lins; Without drove** iaftffitMta
With NEW YORK—Lorillard’s Steamship Um of First OlaM Ireu Steamers, Benefactor, L __
unteer. Faults aud two additional ships now building, leaving each port every tour days. H. 8. Ohl, Agent,
Ptar 13 Fast River. Wilmington aud Atlantic Steamship Company's Steamers Metropolis and Equator,
Leaving each port weekly, Washington k Go., Agents, 173 Greenwich atreet. Pier 12 North River.
The Steamships of them lines being built exclusively for freight transportation carry aU classes of freight
In unlimited quanUtiea.
Viit 3?ortamoutlx «ua.d Zxiland Air - Zjlnei
With BALTIMORE—Via Bay Lino Steamers, Daily. R. Ufecr. Oenoral Agent. Union Dock. O. Tttoger-
ald. Contracting Agent, 164 Wost Baltimore street, BaNlmor
With PHILADELPHIA—Annaraeeclo line, _
Philadelphia. Clyde k Oo.'s steamers, semi-weekly, Clyde k Oo., Agents, 12th Hoot!
With NEW YORK—Old Dominion Steamship Company's magnificent Steamers, Wyanoke. Xiagam, lease
Bell, Saratoga. Hatteras, Old Dominion, having a capacity ef 13,ouo bales of cotton per week, lewvtnf each
a —• lfM03M“ *
With BOSTON—Via Boctoo and Norfolk Steamship Company’s bteaiuera, (Giving each port iVi-Woshly,
E. Sampson. General Agent, 63 Central Wharf. Boston. T
With these perfect Steamship connections, Arelghta are not exposed to the risks ol weather or drayage
tmusters; Through Bills of Lading are teeuod to all points common to competing lines. Ratos, classifica
tion, shipping directions, tags, stencil plates, he., furnished ou apiOlcetion to tho undersigned or AfMte
named. Mark your goods via "Portsmouth and Wilmington.” or via "Steamships to Wilmington,"to fbv
may prefer, and direct bills of lading to be forwarded to A. Porn, General Freight Agent at Wllmlngt ou
N. a, end they wiU avoid all detention. The following Southern Agents of the line can famish alf]use
ssaary information, to wall, also, as hgenif at railway stations: T. C. James, Traveling Agent, *
•Bui
feb‘J7i
ll claims for Iom, damage and overokarg* promptly In'
vwrtigated i
.. POPES,
General
ai Fnlght Agent.
!■ i ■ X mm ■
Notice to Shippers from New York.
Great Southern Freight and Passenger Route
"Via, SAVANNAH,
JJAVfi Very* Greatly Reduced their Bates to Atlanta on the Following Articles:
Apples, Onions, Potatoes, and Vegetables,
Flour, Baoou, Butter, Obeeao, Codfiaii, Coffee, Cement, Fiih in tanela, half bar
rels, and kite, Lard, Molasses, Holla, Fork, Beef, Wliiaky. These Bata* to take el-
(eat on 24th January.
Passage to and from New York $37.50,
— Butler and
Whoat streets, adjoining Elyoa and Maddox, con
taining oue-eighth of an acre, more or Ism; mayor
Also, city lot No. 6 lu ward 1, land 1st 86, on alls;
Ivcuue, adjoining Jones end Hay, containing 60 by
100 feet, more or 1ms; mayor aud council vs F. D.
Thigpen.
Also, city lot In ward 6. land lot 79, adjolt^pg
; mayo
so, city
lot No. 15 in ward 4. land lot 19, on alley
r loss; mayor aud couucil v
Also, city lot in ward 1, land lot 109, on Mitchall
eighth of au acre,:
Gum Barnes, colored.
r less, msyor aud council
Alio, city lot No. 38 lu ward 3, laud lot 63. on Ter
ry street, adjoiuing Rawson and Lee, ooutaiulng
ip-rifhth of an acre, more or less; mayor aud coun-
I vs J. U. Dnrnos.
Also, city lot No. 60 in ward 3, land lot 63, on Mar
tin street, adjoining Domes aud Calhoun, contain-
r 1cm; mayor aud
• on
Hilliard street, adjoining Jennings aud Howell,
talnlng one fourth of au acre more or 1«m; mayor
id council va. Mac. Chappell, colorod.
Also, city lot No. 24, iu ward 3, land lot 83, on
8oloinon street, adjoiuiug Tidwell and Holliday,
containing ono-elghth of an acre more or Issa; mayor
laud lot 82, adjoining Evans, ooutaiulng 60x100 feet
Also, city lot No. 10. In ward 1, land lot 108, on
Parsons street, adjoining Hill and Candler, contain
ing one-fourth of auacro more or Iom; mayor and
council, vs. Jas. Harp.
Also, city lot in ward 6, land lot 81, on Wallaco
street, contaluing one-fourth of an acre mors or Ism;
mayor and council vs. Jm. Jackson.
Also, city lot In ward 4, land lot 61, on Calhonn
street, adjoiuing Kstchum aud Popo, containing one-
fouith of an acre moro or Iom; mayor and council
Newman A McGregor.
vs. Squire Fain.
Also, city lot No. 8, In ward 1, land lot 82, on alloy
adjoining Huff and Egloston, oontaing :)3x80foet
more or less; mayor and council va. Abram Powell,
colored. Atlanta, March 4tb, 1872.
JO. 8. SMITH,
mh5-tds Deputy Marshal and Collector.
Ofllce Solraa, Home 6t Dalton JR. R. Co.
KKAU CAMPBELL, Local Ag’t
NO. 4. THE H. Z. KIMBALL HOUSE.
via H. It. k D. R. R. and Its connections to Ml
tciinitial points, m low m by any other routs, vis;
MONTGOMERY, SELMA, MOBILE, VICK8DURO,
ACKSON, CANTON, MERIDIAN and NEW OR
LEANS.
l^EAU CAMPBELL, Local Agent 8. HAD It. R.,
No. 4 Kimball House.
octl2dl/
A'ot the 10,000 JiiA'K SHUTS
THAT WERE WANTED, BUT THE
Wool, Beeswax and Hides
THAT ARE WANTED.
N c
OW UPON TUB CLOSE OP THE
Fur Season, I return thanks to my many pa-
irons and correspondents for their favors. 1 trust I
hrvo given iatlxfaction to all. I believe I hav
Whioh Includes Trans!or at Savannah and Meals and Staterooms on board
Steamer.
hthjjsmhh mm HfKmy Tirm*ojr, rmvmsnxv, J.v/I asreunsr.
ENSURING QUICKER TRANSIT THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
r.biaim QBOBOl A. UOOLK8XT, (Meant OfanL
Cotton Jactoio anb Cotton Joob <&m>ao Itpr >, Ctr.
Procfuce Warehouse.
New Cotton and
l’HBJ PT.ATJTflmi
LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK.
Sutoaoril3odlOapltel
ONE MILLION DOJL.LA.RS.
Tlte W nreliouse of ThA Bank,
Oor. Campbell and IRevnolds S: rests,
Augusta, Georgia,
|S NOW READY TO RECEIVE COTTON. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES
will bo made upon Cotton lu Warohouae, or upon Railroad Receipt*
Parties Storing Ootton with the Bank will ba furnished with mkpk let
aame that will ba available in thia oitr or any other for borrowing money.
tty The Bank ia prepared at all times to make LOANS ON PBODUCE or
PROVISIONS on the moat reasonable term*
%. Parties would do well to apply at the Warehouse, or commnnloete with the
Officer).
CHA1U.EW J. JJDNKim, PreaMank
JNO, r. KINO, Vloe-Preatdent.
T, p. BBANCU, Ooahlar.
BUILDlira- XeOtai.
mWO ullalWr .Ituatod BKSIDMO* LOTS, wall
A «)iad*u, will anil *■■• 1*1*.™
1800 ACBIOI
BITER LAND 1
CALFEE’S
Great Liver Compound 1
raHT urnnorr phymoiaw* have tbixd
Paid | a Higher Price
For Furs Mnt me than cou'd have been obtained at
any other Houao iu tbe Booth.
I have not made a fortune—have not made enough
retire front buidnoM upon. With frugal manage
ment, I have made a fair liviug for the time being;
but I mu at continue to labor.
After tbe let November next 1 hope to be with you
ajain in tho Fur Trade; but in the meantime I wish
buy all tho
Wool, Beeswax & Hides
You
delivered
torior market*
Now to all the readers of Tn« 8oic What do you
Mlliug mu all your Wool. Doeswax and Hides
from thia time till Ibu Fur Heaaou cornea again T
BERTRAND ZAC1IRY.
Tire kurojuvx. North Railroad Street,
m20 Opelika, Alabama.
GROOMER 8t REECE
i IPmiEBAI, CS0IBTAKEB8 oed D~t'r. la ln.1
Sfrcarat *^ e * U ^‘ 1 r *“ C0U,lCl1 1 Jr cUaa MriaRc Burial Caeea and Oasketa. wUl at-
. 7# M ; tend promptly to afl Funeral* in city or country
Also, city lot No. IS In ward 2, land lot h6. on Ira ! with Um finest HearM in the city tor both adults
atreet, adioining -Johnson aud Madisou, containing and children. Can bo found at t£etr office day or
ae-tourth of au acre, more or less, mayor and eoun-. night, orders by Telegraph attended to promptly.
1 va John Cook. 80 ALABAMA NTHBK I*.
Also, city lot lu ward 1, land lot 83. on Magaxlno HpeeijU attention given to the diaintertng,
iving and shipping ot bodies. fcbl-€t
•treot, adjoining Colo and Irby, containing, one- (
M jjt
in vain to prepare a medicine which win super
sede the nocsMlty of urtng
CALOMEL, BLUE MASS,
It haa been reserved for an East Tennesseean to
make tho long-*raght discovery, and the own
it baa been iuduoed to place It before the publi
tho benefit of the many who are afflicted with this
illatreMlng t
Dalfee, end ti
Are Wholesale and B all Agmta f IU Hie. and
| ovary bottle le warra ted to cure on he price will
.be Refunded feb21-lm
Dunn, Ogletree It Oo.,
WHOLUALK
PRODUCE, GROCERY
AND
Commiaeion Merchants,
MltckaU all vat. ATLANTA, GA.
r. v.
Kara. re-W. G. DobMao, 1. H. J
Adair, aad Wallas, A Fo»lw, Allaato, <
November Aoooptunooa.
Planters can* gel Uutr t'sselor's
Acceptance* Cashed Oy Com
municating with
BRANCH, SONS A OO.
MU-tf AUQUZTA. GA.
T TING ON TNI CHATTAH000UI N1YNB. IN
Jj 1)00,10. coonlT, 11 mlloa (ran ACoata ud 4
mile* from Cempbellton:
600 Acre* In Onltlvatlen,
100 Acre* First Clffito River Metteffi
600 Acres well Timbered,
0 letUcmento en film Lend with Oe
Building*, including the Old HonudHft Qe
Farm Improvements. , ^.
3 STATE STATBH J*•*■* t
one Improved; Two (Ha* Oorn MIN, OoMoa Mm
Goat wi' “ '
baoKbjr. naaaebartardtsssj^aodjSRJCf*' 1 ^
ETU?»a , W,SSi£**—
mhlS-dfiUwlm
Liquors ! Liquors !
BUY YOUR
Ales, Wines S (Liquors!
% KENNY’S
Chicago Ale Depot
AN* •
Wholesale XJqnor Houe.
fi 'ifi Ml IBV K i
h> hav* m ‘—gt Him ~ I
of aU Mads ofEfqtrosu, n*M
alii he sold at ths .Wool 1
4
m
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