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THE DAILY SUN TRB KTBniO ; EDITION Of THE SVNfa to Prtu at 8 o'clock mry icy. It osatotor al Ota Wyi wwtiwt if to M hamr. W An itrfwi'Mwmom obeayt found ■j» Alfred Bags / Load and Business Notion ** Fourth Pag*. tm~ Offws in du Sun Building, Wat tin* at Broad drat, Ssamd Door South Alabama. ItuliUpInartlMia* laiiMUn 0*«B(cr> VIIKLT ATLANTA. OA: Hukday Mobviiio, April 14. OKOBOIA MEDICAL AI80CIATIOX Imm4 Day. Columbus, April lltb, 1873. The AaoeUUon celled to order hj President McDowell Bole* were impended, end e nnmber of new member* edmittcd. The Preeident ennonnoed the com mittee on nominetion of officers for the ensuing jeer, consisting of one member tarn eeoh eonntj represented. Dr. Jurikh Herris, of Chethem, Chairman.— Committee wee instructed to retire end prepere the report; elso to determine the nnmber of delogetes to which the As- sodetion is entitled in the Amerioen Medicel Association, as regulated by membership, end to nominate those del' The eoooants of the Treasurer, Dr. ODenid, of Twiggs, were audited end found correct by e committee appointed by the President. The regular order, the reeding of re ports and communications, was resumed. Many valuable papers were read, dis missed, end referred to the Committee on Publication. Dr. E. & Bey offered a resolution look ing to the assembling of tho medical officers of the Confederate States, for the collection end permanent preservation of such of their experience as may tend to the promotion of medicel science. Refer red to a oommittee of three, Drs. Ray, Battey, end Bndisill, to report in the afternoon. By Dr. Robert Battey: “ Resolrsd, That the Committee on Publication be instructed to pnblish such papers in their hands as they may deem worthy, in the medical journals of this State, with the consent and approval of the authors of tho papers and the editors of the journals." The Oommittee on Nominations made the following report: For President, Dr. O. W. Holmes, of Rome; 1st Vioe President, Juriah Harris, Savannah; 2d Vioe President, A. W, Griggs, of West Point; sOorrespond- ing Secretary, W. 0. Muogrove, Burke oounty; Treasurer, Dr. W. O'Daniel, Twiggs oonnty; Orator, J. T. Johnson, Atlanta. Dr. 8. H. Stout was continued permanent Secretary, by regulation and OOStom, without other nomination. DXLeaaTis to ausnicax medical asso (RATION. Dr. Juriah Harris, B. D. Arnold, Sa vannah; W. F. Westmoreland, J. P. Lo gan, E. S. Bay, Atlanta; W. H. Doughty, Augusta; E. J. Kirkscey, V. W. Taliafer to, J. E. Bacon, Columbus; 8. O. White, Millodgevillo; R. B. Ridley, La- 'Orange; 0. D. Smith, Newnan; W. O’ Daniel, Twiggs county; E. F. Walker, Pulaski oounty; P. H. Wright, Maoon; 8. B. Hawkins, Amerious; A. W. Qriggs, J. & Todd, West Point *The report was unanimously adopted. Remainder of the morning session oc cupied by the reading of papers ou modi cel subjects, e opranNoos suasion. The oommittee appointed for tho oon aideration of the resolutions introduced by Dr. Ray in the forenoon, mode a re port approving the objoots set forth in the resolutions, and suggesting Atlanta as the place for holding euoh convention, the time to be hereafter determined. Adopted. By Dr. Kirkaoey—" That tho drug gists, pharmaceutists and chemists of the State of Georgia be requested'to call a convention at an early day and organise n State Pharmaceutical Association, to meet anuuslly at the same time and place with tho State Medical Association, and co-operate with it iu any and all measures of mutual iuterest and importance." Adopted. Adjourned till 3 p. u. By Dr. Kirkscey—A resolution to me morialise the Legislature to establish a systematic: registration of births, mar riages and deaths. Drs. 8. 11. Stout, J. T. Jelks, and W. H. Camming, commit tee. Adopted. Ou motion of Dr. Loguu, the follow ing names woro added to the list of dele gates to the American Medical Assoeia tiou : Dr. G. M. McDowell, llorncsville. Dr. Rolit Battey, Borne; Dr. W. D. Hoyt, Borne; Dr. W. A Green, Ameri- cus; Dr. C. B. Nottingham, Macon; Dr. H. F. Campbell, Augusta; Dr. A. B. Cal houn, Newnan; Dr. F. A. Stanford, Co- Consideration of medical subjects re sumed; many papers were introduced and referred. Dr. L. A Dugas, of Augusta, formerly President, appeared on the floor, ana was invited by President McDowell, to a sent on the President's rostrum. He greeted by applause. A resolution was adopted for the ap pointment of a committee on Practice of Medicine, one on Surgery, and one on Gyniooolory, from eeoh Congressional District, whose duty it shall be to report papers and soientiflo subjects. The President announced that the se lection of the place of the next annual meeting was now in order. Atlanta, Savannah and Borne were enthusiastic ally put in nomination. By election, it was decided that the Association MBT » ATLANTA on the second Wednesday of May, 1873. A member from Atlanta stated that be was authorised by the Mayor and citizens of that city to promise that the most cardial hospitality should be extended on tw nnnMinn Adjourned till 8 r. u. was occupied by the calling and revision of the roll of permanent mambfs of the Association, and by memorial remarks and resolutions in honor of Dr. A J. Foard, dsoeoeed. Adjourned to meet at nine o'clock to- ' (Friday.) Richard T. Walters was elected Sheriff r Wednesday. ^ TlmMseow Prmbyteryisineamiooat TELEGRAPH xNEWS Special to The Sun. AecMiat M ilia Georgia Railroad. Union Point, April 18.—The Express oar attached to the np day train ran off the track below Barnett. No damage done. The train was delayed half an hour. Oa tbs Go. Or lb. NsW York Y-reaa AaaoclaUou. WASHINGTON. The Waju and Mean. CnWHillUl--A Tangle and a Spill-A Uearral llaptare- All the Eleaeeal. at Dire orU Loeeeaed. Washington, April 12.—The House- Ways and Means Committee have dually ended their winter's deliberations iu what bids fair to be the loss of their Tariff BUI. Mr. Dawea, yesterday, moved to report the tax bill, which repeals and consoli dates the Internal taxes, and let the House act upon it at once. Finkelnbarg and Burchard opposed this, and after a warm debate it was voted down. Nsye 5: Meesrs. Burchard, Fiokelnburg, Brooks and Kerr. Ayee 4 : Dewes, Kelly, Maynard and Roberts. Dawes then notified them that he want ed nothing farther to do with it They then dircoted Mr. Burobsrd, by the same vote, to report the tariff and tax matter* in the one biU and not allow any distress on them. Mr. Dawec then notified them that ho ohonld not oonsider himself bound to give the measure any support and would reserve the right to oppose it in the House. Judge Kelly denounced the tariff bill as a bill which went out of its way to discriminate against American indus tries, and in favor of foreigners; ss such he would asesil it when it camo boforo tho House, and defeat it unleaa it were amended and its poUcy reversed. This open rupture has caused consid erable talk in the House, and dearly in dicates that no general tariff biU can bo paaaed this session. The bill will probably oome oat of tbo oommittee next Monday, and the appropriation bill will block the road for three weeks at least. There will then have to be two or throe weeks of general debate before the bill is taken np by sections, and this pets it to nearly the first of June, with noth ing agreed on. All the elements of dis cord are loosened at a period when it wUl be too late to harmonize tho various interests. With this view of affairs ahead, Senator Soott wUI at once renew his efforts to get the Senate to conour in Mr. Mercer's Honse bUl to put tea and coffao on tho free list; thus repealing twenty millions of import taxation. This done, the Houso will no doubt relieve the Ways and Meana Committee from farther consideration of tho adjourn ment question and concur in the Senate resolution to adjourn on May, 29th. Washinonon, April 13.—The meeting last night in New York produces a feel ing of uneasiness in administration cir cles hero, and shakes the Bonrbon De mocracy. There seems to be a growing disposition upon the part of the more Conservative Democratic leaders, to unite their fortunes with the Cincinnati Convention. Matters are mixed. Geneva tribunal without prejudice to tho rights of either party. Mr. r NEW YORK. Wkat Horace Orcelejr Know, About Gotttug Up a Msec Mooting—'Tho Lib eral Republican Meeting at Cooper Institute—Some Principle* Declared— A llail lea I Nut fbr Demoerutle Nut- Crackers. Nxw York, April 12.—The meeting of Republicans favoring the Cincinnati Con vention at Cooper Institute, to-night, was ono of tho largest in numbers, and most imposing, in composition, over held in this city. The opening of the meeting annonnoedfor 8 o'clock; bat, hours bofore, the large hall of the Institute was crowded to the utmost capacity, end throngs failed to get admission. Co). Frederick A. Conkling presided. Among the Vioe Presidents ware Horace Greeley, Sinclair Louis, Moses H. Grin- ell, Hiram Barney, Charles A Dana, Marshall 0. Roberta, Judge Blatohford, Samuel Sinclair and Gan. John A. Dix. A nnmber of prominentjGcrman citizens were preeeul The following doolaration of principles was adopted at the opening of the meet ing: That the politioiU action of individu als and conventions should be free from tho influence of political patronago; that business should not under the fear of unjust official interference, and its af fairs be compelled to pay tributo to political pnrposos; that publio offices arc, or should bo, created for public con venience and not ns rewards for partisiun services,nor for personal aggrandizement that tho acts of officials should be oon flued within tho Btriot loiter of tho laws, that the triumph of Itopuklioan prineiplrs is of parawonut importanoo to tho coun try ; that the success of these principles, iu the approaching National olection, docs not depoud on any one individual that the prosperity of the country de mands s thorough, radical and immediate reform in all the departments of the publio service, civil, military and naval, and that tho one term principle for the Presidential office will conduoe more to that end than any other measuro. At a quarter before eight, Senators Sobura and Trumbull arrived, and were greeted enthusiastically. Naw York, April 13.—Horace Greeley last oveniug was elected President of the Liberal Club. Bebonok had since informed Earl Granville that the government of the United States concurred in hia view that the presentation of a oonnter case would not affect the position assumed by Groat Britain on the question of indirect olaims. Disraeli wonted to have the psperspro duoed, and asked whether Lord Chiel Just loo Goekbura was to resume his da ties ts a member of the Geneva Board. To the latter question Mr. Gladstone re plied affirmatively. He promised that the British Counter Case would be leid before Psrliement at an early day. He praised the Honse and the people of England for their forbearance, and the Congress and people of the United States for refraining from attempts to embarrass the question. The last note sent to Washington had not been answered. Yet, when the reply was received, no one wonld be more wil ling to make the Honse completely ac quainted with the details of negotiations than himself. Mr. Disraeli, said he wanted to im proas upon the Government, that the country was desirous of dearly under standing the conditions under which the Government sent its counter case to Geneva. This very act admitted on its surface the justioe of the American claims for indirect damages. Mr. Gladstone made no further reply but again promised that the documents would speedily be forthcoming. SPAIN. Am Insurrection Commrartd-Carlists In Arm*—Troops sent sflerThcM. Madrid, April 13.—An armed bend of Republicans bss appeared at Vendrell, seventeen miles from Garrogano. A party of Carlists, two hundred and fifty in number, stopped a train on the rail road and plundered the goods in the Express cars, but did not molest the pas sengers. They also cut the telegraph wires and communication with Barcelona is interrupted. Governor Gerona telegraphs that troops ore operating against tho insurgents in that province. The result is not known. The iron workers in the city of Barce lona, have struck work. The landed proprietors of the province have organiz ed parties to pursue the marauders who infest the country. Fights have already taken place with the robbers, and men have been killed on both sides. Official reports from Cololonia say the troops are active alt along the frontier. When the bands of Carlists appear the troops are immediately sent in pursuit; and in quiet districts, where there is dan ger of a rising, flying columns scour the oountry. Returns of the recent election are noar- ly all in. Thoy show that tho Cortez will stand—ministerialists 320; opposition 121. PENNSYLVANIA A Liberal Republican. PniLADKLTHiA, April 12.—The Keening Telegraph's Westchester specials say Hon. John Hickman has announced his deter mination to take part in the Liberal Re publican movement at Cincinnati. CUBA. tirano.b Killed. Havana, April 13.—Official reports of an cngagemsnt in tbo Central Depart ment, announce the killing of tbe Cuban General, Edwardo Agramonte, os a posi tive fact. All tbe morning papers give full reports tho Liberal Republican Meeting last evening. Tbe geueral opiuion is that tbe “'" ing was the largest and most enthn- political meeting ever held in this city. The World save, "It is now oertaiu that the Cincinnati Convention will nominate a ticket, and unless some great blunder is |ierpetrated in the selection of a candi date, that ticket will unite the elements of opposition. Tho Demooracy will not put obstrootions in tho way of a move ment which seems to stand ou so strong basis; but it must nevertheless reserve final judgment until the preaent hope ful anticipations ripen into established facts." _ ENGLAND. Th* Alabama claim*—Aaatb.r Cantab In tbe liana* af Cammana-Mr, D'la. raall In Parent* *r Light—Nr. Glad- atana nat Cammnntcntlva. London, April 12.—In the House of Commons, this eveniog, Mr. Ratkbone asked whether the Government had sent, or intended to send, its counter case, re specting the Alabama Claims, to the OttMTiBoud. * Mr. Gladstone replied that tha case had been prepared and dispatched to Geneva. Touching the contents of the documents ho would esy there was noth ing relative to the claims for indirect damages that had not accompanied it The case contains a declaration on the part of the Government, for the purpose of reserving all righto appertaining to the Qaeen in this arbitration, so that in the future the Government wonld not be fettered by any implied compromise. Mr. Bchenck had bean duly informed tha ooane taken, and had notified Earl Grenville that there was no objec tion to it, on his part. The Ameriean oonnter case would be presented to KANSAS. Baaw Palling In the Lap af Spring. Oiiaua, Ned., April 13.—Another se vere enow has fallen in the mountains, reaching from Cheyenne to Biyan. MARKET * REPORTS BY TELGORAPH TO TUR ATLANTA DAILY SUN. MONEY MARKETS. London, April 13, noon.—Consols 92|. Bonds 93j. Paris, April 13.—Routes Sfif 75c. New York, April 13.—Stocks very irregitlar. Gold firm at 101. Money 7@71-32. Exchange—long 9); short 10. Governments vory strong. COMPARATIVE COTTON HTATEMHNT. New York, April 12.—The follow ing is tho cotton statement for tho week ending to-day: Receipt* for tlis week at all porta.... 34,870 bales Last year <3,968 Sbowiug a decrease of 30,003 Exports for the week 33,004 l*aat year 81,084 Hbowiog a decrease of 40.080 Total receipt* sluce 8epL 1st* 3.000,003 •MM period previous year 3,373,140 Showing a decrease of 760,047 Total exports since September 1 1,663,043 For tbe same Ume laat yexr 3,301,804 Showing a (‘ecrcase of. titock at all porta , At tbe same time last year Showing a decrease of fjotcl Oirertorn. edwahdh house. SPARTA, OA. OOOHEBOV k WATKIVfi, Proprietors, FAIRBUBN By Mrs. E. MeLarln, HOTEL, Falrhnrn, Georgia. gf Board per Day $2. JSf Tha Morning Train* from Atlanta to Waal Point. Oa.. breakfast at this llouae, Three trains breakfast dallj. Madirton House, AtADISOJr. OEOHOIA. TERMS: 83 PER DAY. apTtf N. S. FISH, Proprietor. kennesaw house, MARIETTA, - - GEORGIA, 0 FFER8 PARTICULAR INDUCEMENTS TO fwrejiiUM desiring Cheap and Comfortable win* ter quarters: only one hours ride from Atlanta. \ddreu FLETCHER k FBEYEB. 30-tf Proprietor!. Central Hotel, CENTRALLY LOCATED. EAST SIDK BROAD STREET COLUHDCg, OA. Board, Par Day ... - $3 OO lablS* MRS. I M. GRAY. BROWN’8 HOTEL, MACON, GEORGIA, ns splendid tibit-class hotel is the _ largest and hast Hotel In tha Gltjr. It la altns- tod Immediately opposite tbe General Passenger Depot, and for Comfort, Elegance, Economy and at tention of Its Employees and attaches it offers great er inducements to the traveling public, than any oth er house in the Southern States. novS-tf BROWN k SON. Greensboro House, nailroaO JkboMttoemeet*. Atlanta $JNew Orleans H II O UT LINE. A tali XL AIL PASSENGERS FOR M<3JiTfOOMliIRYI Salaam, Mobil*. Blraalaghmre. end Taah.l.oaa. Alabama*. MHniDIAN! Jackson, Grenada, Vicksburg, Okalona, and Corinth, Miss., BTEJWOH TaTIABTS Shreveport, Jefferson, Monroe,'La. Galveston. And All points In Texas and Northern and Central Mississippi. Leaving Atlanta Twice Dally At 0:60 o’cleat a. m., and at 7:00 p. m., via ATLASTl AND WEST POINT B. H. Will make Direct Connections with tbs above 98 Mllee Sborter To Montgomery, Mobile and New Orleans t Dine Mountain, vto Kingston and Boms, or any other route, and Q88MHOB Shorter Than by Chattanooga, Orand Junction aud Corinth, to New Orleans and Galveston 8ST7 Milos Shorter To Hhreveport and Jefferson, Texas., than by Chattanooga and Memphis, avoid ing 614 miles Mississippi River Steamboating. J. J, DOHERTY, Proprietor GREENSBORO, OA apT-tf NKL Mai GRIFFI IIO USE N . GA. Naarljr oppoaito Paawngur Dapot—only ono mlu- utd'a walk. Pvkca Day Board •••,.•• 50 juiM-tf MRS. A. M. NELMS. SPOTSWOOD HOTEL, MACON, OROUOIA. (Nearly opposite the Passenger Depot) Only Ono Minute’s Walk. THOMAS H. HARRIS, Proprietor. 0. J. MACLELLAN, Sup't nov34 OA- Xj O B m HOTBIi KSON St JULIAN, Proprietors. HAYS’ HOUSE). CUTHBEBT, OA. HENUY HAYS, Prop’r. Board per day $3 QHEBR HOUSE, FORSYTH. GA., Near Depot, and onvenlent to business portion of O. GREEK, Proprietor. CALLAWAY, Clero. JanSl- JUST OREJUED, The Carter Hotel GAINESVILLE, Ga. reception of visitors Nothing will bo omitted to render guosts comfortable. apl0-tf J. CARTER. Proprietor. REYNOLD’S HOTEL, NEWNAN - - - GEORGIA Ntork at interior towns... At the sane time last year Showing a decrease oi 689.311 369,485 658,173 188.687 66,061 Showing a decrease of. American afloat for Great Britain At the same Ume last year Showing a decrease of COTTON HAKKKTI. 803.000 813.000 10,000 173.000 336.000 147.000 LiVKitrooL, April 13—noon.—Cotton openod steady; upland. 11Jc](<i,l 11 d;New Orleans lljd(qillid. Later.—Cotton closed steady. Sale, 15,000 bales, of which 3,000 were for spec ulation and export. Nkw York, April 13.—Cotton is quiet and firm; uplands 23J; Orleans 23j; sales 773. PRODUCB MARKET!. Liverpool, April 13.—Breadstuff, are dull Nkw York, April 13.—Flour ia quiet and unobangod. Wheat ii dull and heavy. Corn ii dull and declining.— Pork is steady; mesa 813 50@813 61 Lard is firm—steam Hj(n,9o. Turpen tine ia dull and heavy at63c(V$63l. Resin is firmer at $3 121 lor atrained. Freight, are doll Hall Btarre. The Savannah Akira of the Uth is in formed that on Tuesday afternoon last, that aeotion of country along the line of the Central Railroad, bnt 100 miles from the oity, and in the Diraetion of Maoon, waa visited with a severe hail storm. Oar informant state, that in size the hail was oa large ai a bird', egg. Thia may ac- eonnt for the groat change in the weath er Wednesday morning. S AS SEEN HOUSE, (Formerly United 8tetoa Hotel,) KB aT,A1 LANTA, GA. E. R. SAflflUEN, Agent Proprietor. TEB***Y— 1 Transient Boarders, per day $3 00 Biugle Meal, or Lodging, each....60 oenta. GEO. W. 8A8SEEN. I clerk*. MAJ. M. C. MARTIN, j werM * T. G. GRESHAM. Steward. JanSO M ARSH ALLHOUHE, SJ FJJWY.fg, C.J. A. B. LUCE, Proprietor 3D jay Board $8.00. COLLIER HOUSE Formerly Llttlelled Uouea. Jossup, - - Goorffin, N. W. COLLIER. LITCHFIELD HOUSE, ACWUR.TH, GEORGIA. mABLE ALWAYS FURNISHED WITH THE A beet the market affords. Z. L. LITCHF1ED. nov4-tf Proprietor. BARNESVILLE HOTEL, J. B. CAMP • - - - Proprietor. (NEAR DEPOT.) BOARD 93 PRII DAY. declft-tf JJrofcooionul Curbo. WM. U. STEPHENS, ATTORNEY A.X LAW CRAWFORD Vi LLE, OA. ANDREW H. H. DAWSON COUNSELLOR AT LAW OBce 3S1 Broadway. Room 18, t NKW YORK JURUU H. CASEY. PAUL C. HUDSON NOTICE. pABTIBS DESIRING TO BEET EITHER OF tea now under eoatnet to be finished in front of the main entrance to the Kimball House ao as to have them oom plated to wait their boat aces, will coll on Mr. Goodnow In the Republic Insurance Offoe, crapply tome. ing oa the Block, which will boon bo completed. S|>3 tf O. A. LOCH BANK Oasey k Hudson, Attorneys atXaaw Thomson, McDuffie Co., • ORGIA. Profoesloual Card. OBO. F. BRISTOW* ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. TkRAOTICES In the oeantiee of Taliaferro, Greene. X Warren and Wllkne. All business intrmeted to him will be promptly attended to. «*.Office at Crawford v die, Go. Jaa&dfcwtf. WALLACE P. UEKD, Attorney at Iiaw, ATLANTA. OA. X Daniel R. 1 —Cami>m oocittt. . IOM IT MAY CONCERN- Whereat. X Daniel R. Procter ten applied to mo for letter* of administration on the estate of Theodore Procter, late of mid county, deemaed: Thare are. IkataOwa, to eUaarel admoatah all aad alaaakr.tba kiadred aad aaadllan of aaid Jecrered. Passenger* leaving Atlanta at 7 o’clock, p. m. arrive in Montgomery at 6:35 a. ra., two honri •mi t-n minutes earlier than via Blue Mountain Route. Passenger* leaving Atlanta 6:60 o'clock, in., will arrive in Montgomery at 5:45 p. m., c hoar and twenty-five minutes earlier than Blue Mountain-Route. Bftr Prraoue leaving Atlanta at 7:00 p. in., will rive in Columbu* at 4:10 next morniug. to* 47 milee shorter than any other route to Bel- ms, Meridian, Jackson and Vicksburg. ff9~Every attention paid to the comfort of passenger*. tA. Baggage handled and checked with care to all terminal point*, gj- I'Ve m low a* any other route. Through Tlckcuiur wale at tho office of the Geueral Ticket Agent in the Union Passenger Depot in Atlanta; also One Thousand Mile Tickets for the accommodation of merchant* and families st reduced rstea. L. P. GRANT, Superintendent. W.J. HOU8TON, Geueral Passenger Agent dec’JO Macon & Brunswick RAILKOAD COMPANY. Change of Schedule. 1871, the following schedules will be run : ACCOMMODATION THAIN, Leave Macon 8:30 A.M. 9:35 P. M, 6:00 A. M. 8:45 P.M. Leave Brunswick 5:46 A. M. Arrive Macon 6:35 P.M. Arrive at Brunswick Arrive at Jacksonville, Fla... Leave Jacksonville, Fla.... T H K 0 U U II PASSENGER TRAIN, Leave Macon Arrive at Savannah Arrive Jacksonville, Fla.... Leave Jacksonville, Fla. 7:45 P.M. 7:45 A. M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 A.M. Leave Savannah 7:00P. M. Arrive at Macon 6:50 A. M. At Maoon with the M. * W. B. B. trains to ami from Atlanta. No change of cars between Maoon and Savannah, Arrive at HawidnivUle Leave HawkinsviUe Arrive at Maoon 10:30 A. M. WM. MACRAE, General Superintendent. New Route to Mobile, New Or lean Vicksburg and Texas. Blue Mountain Route V I A SELMA, ROME, AND DALTON Railroad and Its Connection*. IAH8F.NGER3 LEAVING ATLANTA 11Y THE VJA88ENGER9 LEAVING OAD at 10 A M.. making close connection with FAST EXPRESS TRAIN Of Selma, Borne and Dalton Railroad, arriving at Selma at 8:10 P. M. and making close connections with train of Alabama Oentral Railroad, arriving at >. Meridian 4:00 A. M. Jackson 11:50 A. M. Vicksbuig 3:55 P. M. ALSO, make close connection at CALERA with trains of South and North Alabama Railroad, arriv ing at Montgomery 7:10 P. M. Mobile 7:45 A. M. New Orleans 4:35 P. M. The Road has boon recently equipped aud its equipment is not surpassed by auy in the South for strength and beauty of finish. No ohange of cars between Rome and Selma PULLMAN PALACE CARS NO DELAY AT TERMINAL POINTS. re as low as by any othor Route. . r Purchase Tickets via Kingston at the General Ticket Office, or at the H. I. Kimball House. JOHN D. PECK, General Passenger Agent. E. O. BARNEY, General Superintendent 11KAU CAMPBELL. Local Ageut, aeptlS-tf No. 4 Kimball House. MorlnoHlioop,Poland Chi nn Pijja, Pure Borli- ehii-o Pljfa, SUPPLIED BT Mark W. Johnson’s, .OPPOSITE Colton Warehouse, 42 Broad Street Jtmrthare Sales for fHtp Taxes. .flay—First Tuesday. lowing property, tot dty taxes for the year 1871, to- City lot No. 18, In ward one, land lot 83, on Simp- a* n street, adjoining Eddletuan and Spear, contain ing 60x100 feet Bore or lees; Mayor and Council vs. L Banka. Also, dty lot in ward 4, land lot 47, on Baker street adjoining Phillips aud Slpehens, containing four scree.more or leas; Mayor and Council vs. J. W. Dorsey estate. Also, city lot in ward 3, land lot 83. oa Sharp and Gate Citv streets, adjoining Doans, containing one- i acre, more or leas; Mayor and Council i Daniel colored. Also, oity lot In ward 4. And lot 51,on Baker street adjoining Sheppard, containing one-eighth of an acre, more or leer; Mayor ana Council vs. Sarah Hardwick and LitUe, _ _ less; Mayor and Council vs. Mrs. E. J. Halt. Also, dty lot In ward 3, block 3U, land lot 76, < three-elghtha of an acre, Council vs. James Terhuno. Also, citv lot No. 8, gum street, adjolnlni ing oue-elgbtb of an Council va. T. D. Btock. Also, city lot In ward 5, land lot 78 on Pryor and Wheat streets, adjoining Munday containing one- fourth of an acre, more or less ; Mayor and Council ’va. Miss Combe—Rhodes, agent. Also, city lot iu ward 1, lan Harper and Holland, containing 50x100 feet, more or lees; Mayor and Council va. Mrs. Edney Bowie. Also, city lot In ward L land lot 108, on Humphries street adjoiuing U. 8. Barracks, containing 50x40 feet, more or leas; Mayor and Connell va. Kittle But ler—Spray bury, agent Aleo, city lot in ward 4, land lot 56, on an ally ad joining O'Neal, containing one-eighth of an acre, more or loss; Msyor and Council va. Gracy Bryant Also, city lot in ward 3, land lot 53, on Richmond street, adjoining Sheibley sod Soott, containing one- eighth of an acre, more or leaa; Mayor and Council va. Mra. Jackaon Barber, colored. Also, city lot in ward 6, land lot 79, on Marietta street and Western and Atlantic Railroad, adjoining King and Jones, containing 35x30 feet, more or leas; Mayor aud Council vs. Mrs. Harriet Bird. Also, city lot in ward 3, block 44, land lot 76, on Windsor and Jones streets, adjoining Clayton, con taining 100x135 feet, more or less; Mayor aud Coun Carbine. Also, one house on Ellis street in ward 4, land lot 46, situated on W. D. Ellis’ land; Mayor and Council less; Msyor and Council vs. Bibb, colored. Also, city lot In ward 5, land lot 79, on Marietta street, adjoining Dougherty and G'Keefe, contalnini one-sixteenth of an aero, more or leaa; Mayor ant Council vs. James. Also, city lot in ward 5, land lot 78 on Spring and Baker streets, containing throe-fourths of tore or less; Msyor and Council va. Ad ▲Iso, city lot in ward 3, land lot 54, on Frazier street, adjoining Knight and Pittman, containing one-half of an acre, more or leu; Mayor and Coun- 11 vs. Wolf. Also, city lot in ward 1, land lot 84, on Peters street, adjoining Hoff, containing one-eighth of an acre, more or lees; Mayor and Council va. Williams. Also, city lot in ward 3, land lot 85, on Whitehall street, adjoining Ketchum, containing one-fourth of an acre, more or leu; Mayor and Council Sewell. Also, city lot In ward 1, land lot 83, on Magazine street adjoining Hancock aud Cole, containiug fourth ofau acre, more or less; Mayor and Coi ~i. — Keuhn. Also, city lot in Ward 1, land lot 83.on Gray street, containing one half an acre, more or less; Mayor and Council vs. — Kates. • Also, city lot In Wud 8, land lot 54, street adjoining Barnes and Dabney, containing one and a half acre* more or less; Major and Council vs. — Lynch. Also, city lot in Ward 4, land lot 45, on Houston street adjoining Grier and Adair, containing one- eighth of an acre, more or leu; Mayor and Council i. — Jour dan, colored. Also, city lot No. 4 in Ward!, land lot 85, on Peters reot adjoining Mitchell, containing 25x190 more or leu; Mayor and Council vs. — Neeon. Also, citv lot No. 3 in Ward 1, land lot 85, on Walk< er street adjoining Bettis, containing 37x87 feet,more ~ r leu; Mayor and Connell vs. — Ragsdcll. Also, city lot in Ward 3. land lot 76,on Crew street Ijoining Wallace >urth of an acre, more or less"; Mayor and Council i. Oliver Bomar, colored. Also, city lot in Wud 4, land lot 46, containing ten 'res, more or less, and known u tho old distillery lot; Mayor and Council vs. T. C. Howard. Also, one house ou Ellis street in Ward 4, laud lot 46 situated on W. D. Ellis' tend. Also, city lot in Ward 5, land lot 78, on Peachtree street adjoining Hunnicutt, containing one half acre, more or less; Ms. or and Council va. G. A. 1 wald. Aleo, city lot in Wud 5, land lot 79, on Corput street adjoining Holland and Griffith, containing one-eighth of an acre, moro or leu; Mayor and Council vs. E. Buckheartf Also, city lot in Ward 6, on Plum strut, contain ing one-ha f an acre, more or leu; Mayor and Coun- 1 vs. Mrs. M. A. Harden. Also, city lot No. 5. in ward one, land lot 83. on Davis street, adjoining Harris and Garvey, contain ing 50 by 90 feet, more or leu; Mayor and Council i. Mrs. Harriet Haney. Also, city lot No. 3, in ward 4, land lot 45, on De catur street, adjoining Lynch, containiug one-fourth of an sere, more or less; Mayor and Council va. Purtell and Ballard. Also, city lot in wud 1, laud lot 84, on Hunter street, containing one-eighth of an acre less; Msyor and Council vs. Mrs.F. Peck. Also, city lot in ward 4, laud lot 51, on Cain street, adjoining ltioe and Bmith, containing one-eighth of an acre, more or leu, Msyor and Council vs. Lou. Stafford. Also, city lot No. 13, in ward 8, land lot 53, on Richardscn street,adjoining Burke and Hut,contain ing one-eighth of an acre, more or less; Msyor and Council va. Mrs. C. Tensley. Also, city lot in ward 5, land lot 79, on Mills street, adjoining Blackman, containing one-half an acre, more or leu; Msyor and Council vs. Mrs. Williams and Miss Anderson, Also, city lot inward 1, land lot 109. on Xrebursey strut, adjoining Brice and Williams, containing one-eighth of an acre, more or leu; Mayor and Council va. Hallie Baldwin, colored. Also, city lot in ward 1, land lot 109, on Trebnruy street, adjoining Jennings, containing 60 x 76 feet, more or leu; Mayor and Oouucil va. Tom Bell, ty lot In ward 3, land lot 85, on alley ad joining l)oen and Hammond, containing three- fourths ot an acre, more or leu; Mayor and Council va. W. C. Bibb. Also, city lot in ward 3, land lot IS. on Richmond strut, adjoining Patterson and Jennlng'a, contain ing one-eighth of an acre, more or leu; Mayor and Council vs. Alcy Ball, colored. Aleo, dty lot No. 54. in wards, land lote6S, on Martin strut, adjoining Brown and Uawaon, con taining one eighth of an acre, more or less; Mayor * vs. Burnuand Calhoun. lot in ward 3, land lot 45, adjoining Lynn, containing one sixteenth of an acre, more or less; Mayor aud Council va. Mrs. Burke. Also, city lot in ward 4, land lot 19, on Harris strut, adjoining Medlock, containing oue-sixteeuth of an acre, more or leu; Mayor and Council vs. Cally. Also, city lot in ward 6, land lot 81, on Wallace strut, adjoining Bradley, containing one-eighth of an acre, more or less; Mayor and Council ve. — Coleman. Also, dtv lot in ward 5, tend lot 81. on South street, adjoining M. H. Bradley, containing one eighth of an acre, more or leu; Major and Coundl vs Bry ant. Also, city lot In ward 1, land lot 85. on Brick-Yard street, adjoining Mitchell, containing one-eighth of an acre, more or leu; Mayor and Council vs. F. W. Roberta, Trustee. Aleo, city lots Nos. 13, 13 and 14, in ward 4, land 4 " adjoining Rosa and Mangum, containing irths of an acre, more or leu; Mayor and Atkinson. Also, city lot No. 7, in ward 2, tend lot 85, In ..*}?■ d S Tu . 1 lD . w. la«d lot n. oa sm sMwtewrvs and oouncU va. W. H. Oweaa. * oa. fourth of aa are., am. or loref m, !*,»»* area, land lot M, oa Bl,. —»»» —« *raaa. ooeutaij S** or tore; major aad ooaucM vs. Nat CarrolL “*>■ V talm mrd ome. ImadlotM, oaMukw, •treat, adjolalaa Fnater aad Martin, <* >«.! major aod couna, dtj lot la wart (aar, bad lot M. oa Horn™ odjotolaf UrtBo mra Foatre, oSt2"a?^ an acre man or lau- *a.~- Garten. Lty lot in v lot 46, thru-foui Council and Cain struts, adjoiadng Riu. 'ooiute)« UOUii eighth of an acre. on * r^Crep.1 JoS^T ' n “J«*0'lcou 0c il Also, city lot in ward 1. land lot loo leu; mayor and council vs. J M o*NfZi " ** Also.rity lota No. it and 30,'in'word s land lots-. 00 Baod .treat odJolaloi Batreou Zra ItoUrt. ™ taluing one-fourth of an acre more or and council va. P. H. LynnT “"•** Ateo. dty lot In ward 6. land lot79. on Luckle street adjoining Foeter. containing one-fourth of i ^. more or leu; mayor and council vs. Wm. Parker Also, dty lot No. 16, In ward 4, land lot ie * nn Harris and Foster struts, adjoining Orrne »nd Bin 0 containing one-fourth of an acre more or lea*; mayor and council va. T. N. Perdue. 7or ilao, cltj lot la ward 1, land lot n, on 8tron« ■treat, containing one-balf aa aero more or mayor and council vs. P. H. Powell. ' Ateo. dty lota Nos. 31 and 33. In ward 3. land lot 53. on Crumley and Bead struts, adjoining Raw«oV containing one quarter of an acre, non or le.*’ mayor and council ys. J. W. Roberts. Aleo, dty lot No. 3, In ward 8, on Fair strict. Und lot 53, adjoining Kills, containing one-eighth or a U acre more or leu; mayor and council vs j a ffiMapatBa . land 108, adjoining Also, dt? lot No. 16, In ward 1 Huge and Dodge, oontrining one-fourth of an acr« more or leu; mayor and council vs. Ju. Lumpkin Also, dty lot in ward 4. land lot 61, eontaining one- eighth of an acre, more or leu, mayor and council vsOnen Calhoun, colored. Also, city lot in ward 3, land lot 63, on Fair street adjoining Buchanan and Mangum, eontaining one eighth of an acre, more or leu, mayor and council va F. Corey. Also, city lot In ward 6, land lot 47, on Randolph strut, adjoining Allen, containing one-fourth of »u acre, more or less; mayor and council vs. John Da vis, colored. Also, city lot in ward 4, land lot 48, on Houstoa street, adjoining Gayton’s, containing one-eighth of an acre more or leu, mayor and council vs. Hamuel Foster. Alao, dty lot No. 6, in ward 1. land lot 83, on Mor gan strut, adjoining Chapman and Day, containing one-eighth of an acre more or leu; mayor and coun cil vs. J. B. Grun. Alao, city lot in ward 4, land lot 61, on Harrii strut, adjoining Little and Pearoe, containing one- fourth of an acre more or lua; mayor and conned vs. 8anh Harris, colored. Also, dty lot in ward 3, land lot 64, on Glena strut, adjoining Bawaon and Little, oontrining ooi acre, more or loss; mayor and council vs. Thomti Horn. Also, dty lot In ward 3. land lot 108, on WflU strut, oontrining two and one-half acre*, more or lau; mayor and coundl va. Hamber k Nelson. Also, city lot In ward 1, land lot 109, on Mitchell strut, adjoining Lyku and Jannlngs, containing one-fourth of an acre, more or leu; msyor and council vs. Samuel Irwin, coL Alao, city lot in ward 1, land lot 84, on Walker strut, adjoining Defoor and Sewell, oontrining Mi 110 feet, more or leu; mayor and council vs.C. Jen kins. Also, city lot No. 9, in ward 3, land lot 53, on Ful ton strut, adjoining Lynch, containing one-cigth of an acre, more or leu; mayor and ooondl vs. Levie Bently, coL Also, city lot in ward 3, land lot 88, on McDaniel strut, adjoining Yates and others, oontrining one- fourth of on acre, more or leu; mayor and council vs. M. T. Callaway. Also, city lot No. 36. in ward 8, land lot 53. onMar- tin strut, adjoining Kernodle and Alexander, con taining one-eighth of an acre, more or leu; mayor and coundl vs. Ben. Carter, coL Alao, dty lot No. 17, block 8, in ward 3, land lot 93, on Solomon strut, adjoining Tidwell and Holliday, containing one-eighth of an acre, more or less; may or and coundl vs. Frederick Jack. Also*dty lot No. 15 In ward 3, land lot 63; on Ful ton street, adjoining Thomu and Lyneh, containiug one-eighth of acre, more or leu; mayor and council Aleo.city lot In ward 3, land lot 30, adjoining Wheel- ir and Goldsmith, containing one-eighth of an sera, nore or leu; mayor and council vs James Sherrer. Also, dty lot in ward 4, land lot 61, on Cain and Butler struts, adjoining Kemp and Stanford, con taining one-sixteenth of an acre, more or leu, Mayor and Council vs. Morgan Summers. Also, dty lot In word 4, land lot 61, on Baker auJ Butler struts, adjoining Mangum an J Evans, con taining one-fourth of an acre, more or leu; Mayor and Council, vs J. R. Swinee. Also, cite lot No. 6 in ward 1, land lot 85, ou aljoy Ijoining Hambrick and Hnff, containing 33x80 feet, more or leu; Mayor and Connell ve. J. 8 less; Mayor and Council 1 Also, dty lot No. 15 In ward 4. land lot 19, < one-eighth of an acre, more or leu; mayor and coun cil vs J. O. Barnes. Also, dty lot No. 10. In ward 1. land lot 108. on Parsons strut, adjoining Hill aod Candler, contain ing one-fourth of an acre more or leu; mayor and council, vs. Ju. Harp. Also, dty lot in word 6, land lot 81, on WriUco strut, contriulug one-fourth of an acre more or lew; mayor and coundl va. Ju. Jackson. Also, city lot in ward 4, land lot 61, on Calhoun strut, sdjoiuiug Ketchum and Pope, containing on*'- fourth of an acre more or leu; mayor and oouncil ti. Newman k McGregor. Also, city lot No. 8, In ward 1, lend lot 83, on alley adjoining Hnff and Egleaton, contains 33x80 feet more or leu; mayor and coundl vs. Abram Powell, colored. Atlanta, March 4tb, 1873. Gso. T. Anokesom, Marshal. April 2d. 1873. tlrau ChmrmtUr, aud at the same time to their Exeelleaea a* a Heaeral Baxerage. They are guaranteed fru from all DELETERIOl'S SUBSTANCES, having invariably stood th* moat thorough ANALYTICAL TESTS. for all purposes for which -. - J Whiskies are used, and ■ Grocers, Druggists, snddeai- BRAMAH FOWLS. EARLY R O « E Early Goodrich and Rnautt Potatoes. GARDEN HEEDH! In lmmsnu qualities, from David Landroth aad Bona, arellrily expected and will be sold on reason able tanas, at wholesale and retail. Uliana ‘and Superphosphate, Of the highest standard, always in store, and will be supplied on most favorable terms. Pure Peruvian Guano In store. Satisfkction guar anteed, and orden and calls solicited. Mark W. Johnson’s, culture! Wanhcaaa. -snail Bread Streat, j r. o. box no. mtisan, Oa. BT ATE OK GKOHGIA—Camdix Counr. Tjtoca wa*k. alter date aa application mu b. A mado to too Court of Ordtaarj of Caatdon rooa- tt. Goorela. lor Irero to ad] o aartaia treat of land, MaatadlaMoacapa count,. Gaorpa. Ior tha Unrat of Ute hair, aud auditors of l u relate of John Lao,, OATS, CORA', BULK JURATS, BAVOJT, Ac. TARGE consignments now In store and arriving. XJ Also. GOLD DUST FLOUR, unsurpaestd in W. M Wiuxua. Council vs. Walker. Also, city lots Nos. 4 and 6 in ward 2, land lot 86, on Whitehall street, adjoining Hmlth and Lesley, containing 100x334 feet, more or leu; Msyor and Council va. Shumaker. Also, city lot in ward 3, land lot 30, adjoining Burko and Hhnrer, (containing one-fourth of an acre, more or Imo ; Major aad Council ra. Mra. Whaalcr. Also, city lot in ward 6, land lot 79, onAlexander and 81mpson streets, adjoining Barnes, containing one- elgth of acre, more or leu; Mayor and Council vs. Tatum. Aleo, cky lot in ward 6. land lot 76, on Baker and Hull atreeta, adjoining Crenshaw and Bigger*, trinlng one-half an acre, moto or leu; Mayoi Council vs Robinson. ^ ■Also, dtv lot In ward 4. land lot 46, on Bolling Mill adjoining Pittman and Livaly, containing three-sixteenths of an acre, more or leu; Mayor and Council vs. lUplsy, colored. 7 Ateo, city lot in ward 6. tend lot II. on alley and Western and Atlantic Railroad, oontrining three- fourths of^an acre, more or leu; Mayor and Council . hon,e on ■***■ »tr*ct. In ward 4. land lot 46. situated on W. D. Kills’ tend; Mayor and Council vs. Georg* McCarter, oolored. Also, one house on Ellis street, ward 4. land lot 46, situated on W. D. Elite* tend; Mayor aod Coun cil va. Alfred Maxwell, colored. ^ Ateo, dty lot in ward 4. tend lot 47. oontrining six acree^morc or leu; Mayor and Connell vs. M. R. Alao, city lot in ward 1, tend lot 83, on Newton afreet, adjoining Dean and Marion, coo trinlng Kitchens*** m0 ” W “ d Coundl ve.— A1 t?* d,y J ot Na - 17x18 ’ in ward one. land lot 88 on •Ifry^joteln* Prince, containing 80x104 feet ; ***** Md Coundl vik — Harris. * h «- ooutti, SSST Ateo, dty lot in ward 4. lend lot 61. block IT. on Cottin* street, adjotniag Uuoten. mtrinmg a£ Aten, dty lot tn ward X block 19 ted ten. tm BOmJaSaJS^sS tourta of m are, more urlore;rea T o..»4coa»ltl,re- n curare of Wkaotoad aioo, mtj lot ia »*ra l. ha, loft, Q- iiami TO THE TRADE. Send for the *‘AUu Price List," and be pleased w remember that, being ACTUAL DI8TILLER8, W* have constantly on hand e very large and supe rior assoitment of PUBB BYE. WHEAT. BOURDON and MART WHISKIES, of different ages, in which, u well u In our regular Atlas Whiskies, we ofiM greet Inducements. Ateo on head e targe end w»U uleetod stock of tbs best known maku of RYE WHISKIES. 0! from , to I jrere old. ubicb vara diailllod to out ovaordor, and faanatoodto bo tha baatof Ibuf ri—- tiLMAH O C*.. SS South Goj Otreot, Boitlaiore, Kd. Administrator’s. Sale. STATE Of 0E0BUIA, Condei Co. QT -trine of aa Ortre from tha Boaorebla ll>< IP Court of Ordinary of said county: Will be sold before the Court House door, in th* lty of St. Marys, on the first Tuesday in June next •A TRACT Or MmAATD. Jabttalo* tsix arera, bain, lot Bo. 10, Mb Dlttn- L I Muscogee county, Ga. , •aid land sold fbr the benefit of the heirs eredltors of the estate of John Lang, deceased. Terms cash. Administrator’s Sale. OMOROia-S'ss Itoss Cossssiy. TJY rlitoo of aa ordor of tho Ooort af OrdtoarT“< XJ aaldOoaatj: WUl booold oa tho «rat Tuorarf fa Map Boat, botvaaa tbo lovfml hoora of ret. al G. irnKuT 511“IMdlarekt^Splofr* HrerL^* lit breaataodovreof Mart re Carter.late of said oouaty.deceM^ m among “ 36th. 1873. 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