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Arrivals and Departures of Tratas
and from Atlanta.
TKB WESTERN
l ATLANTIC (OB STATE) RAILIIOAD.
NIOUT PAgSENOKB TBAIN—ODTWABD—FAST LINE
Leavos Atlanta 11 ;10 p m
Arrives *t Chattanooga 6:18 a m
DAY FA8SKNUKn TBAIN—ODTWABD.
Leavos Atlanta 8:30 am
Arrived at Chattanooga 8:50 p m
NI3HT PASSENGER TBaIN—INWABD.
Leaves Chattanooga 5:20 pm
Arrives at Atlanta 1:30 am
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN—INWABD.
Leaves Chattanooga 8:30 a m
Arrives at Atlanta 3:50 pm
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN—INWABD.
Leaves Dalton
Arrives at Atlanta
Night Passenger Train arrivos 5:35 a. m
Night Passenger Train leaves . 8:00 p. m
Day Passenger Train arrives 6:30 p. m
Day Passenger Train loaves, .t 7:10 a. m
Stone Mountain Accommodation arrives.. .8:05 a. m
Stone Mountain Accommodation leaves... .5:30 p. m
MACON AND WE8TBBN RAILROAD.
On and alter Sunday, December 17, 1871, trains
will run as follows!
Day Passenger train leaves 2:00 a. m
Leaves Maoon .7:10a. m
Day Passenger Train arrives i P-
Arrives at Macon 6:10 p m
ATLANTA AND WEST POINL RAILROAD
Night Passenger Train arrives 0:57 a. m
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YOL. II.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 2G, 1872.
NO. 602.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
\T. J. Akrus, Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
TIME TABLE OF THE MEMPHIS AND CUAR1JCAAON B.
* GOING west:
Morning Express leaves Chattanooga 6:80 A M
Arrives iu Memphis, same day 10:15 P M
Mall Traiu leaves Chattanooga 8:00 P M
Arrives iu Memphis, next day 12:15 P M
coming bast:
Morning Express leaves Memphis 10:20 A M
Arrives iu Chattanooga, next morning.... 5:00 1 “
Mail Train leaves Memphis 12:10
Arrives in Chattanooga, next day..... 500 P M
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad.
I/UIOM Savannah, Ga., via Albany. Jacksonville
-T and Tallahassee, to guinoy, Florida:
Leave Sevanoah dally 10:115
Arrive at Tallahassee daily (Sundays ax-
copied 2:35
Leave Tallahassee daily (Sundays exoep- „
Loavo Jacksonville daily * : *5J,}** «
Leave Albany daily u
Arrivo at Savannah daily
SELMA, ROME AND DALTON R. R-
TRAINS DAILY, SUNDAYS INCLUDED.
Leava Selma 8:|2 A M-i A15 ?• M-
Arriveat Borne. f;4l p. M., 1:48 A. M.
jrriTeji.urit.*, ?;St£;JS!».S
9:37 A. M., 10:45 r.M.
8:10 P. M.. 9:44 A. M.
THE DAILY SUN
MORNING EDITION
ATLANTA, OA.:
Fiiiday Morning, April 2G, 1872.
Copy of a Tlchborne Bond.
Through tho kindneas of Mr. Shultz,
of the London Store, of this city, we
have been permitted to seo a true copy
of an original Tichborne bond, issued by
Sir Roger Charles Doughty Tichborne,
so-called, for the purpose of providing
means for prosecuting his infamous suit
for tho recovery of the princely estate of
the celebrated Tichborne family of Eng
land. This suit, os our readers remember,
resulted in a non-suit of the imposter,
who now lies in Newgate awaiting his
trial for perjury.
Tho bond is a mortgage debeuturo,
neatly engraved, dated 17th April, 1871,
in favor of Archibald A. W. Yorke, Esq.,
of Richmond. Surrey, to whom the
Doughty Sii Roger promises to pay one
hundred pounds at 5 per cent., for the
payment of which he guarantees all his
estate, 4 'provided that no suit or other
proceedings shall bo instituted by
the holder until the expiration
of one calendar month after lie shall
have recovered possession of tho said
property, sums of money, estates, and
effects,” a contingency which the result
of the trial made quite unnecessary.
£JIe issued bonds of this class to the
amount of 100,000 pounds, all of which
ho tried to invest for tho purposes of
possessing himself of the maguificout
estate of tho Tichbornes.
K9-4
US?-From the following, it will be
seen that the co-called Liberal Republi
cans in Georgia, as stated in our vester
day morniug’s paper, have been in con
sultation for two or thfee days iu this
city, resulting iu the appointment of
delegation to the so-called Liberal Re
publican Convention at Cincinnati.
It will be seen that none of Grant’s
office-holders have had anything to do
with this movomont. It is understood
that ex-Governor Brown — though he
does not expect to take any active part in
the coming canvass—sympathises with
the Liberal Republican movement, ap
proves of sending delegates to tho Con
vention, and the men selected.
We publish the following just as it
was prepared and handed in to us by
some of tho most promiuent men con
nected with the movement:
THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
After a full and fre* conference of a
number of leading Republicans in At
lanta, and an extensive correspondence
with those living in other parts of tho
State, it has been ascertained that almost
the entire mass of the nntivo whito Re
publicans of Qoorgia, desire universal
amnesty; a just and economical adminis
tration of the Government, and a return,
os nearly as possible, to tho old doctrines
and practices of tho wise ami patriotic
fathers of the Republic. They believo
that tho distinguished Republican lead
ers who have inaugurated the movement
for th©i Cincinnati Convention, have in
view these great objects, und they tberc-
fore^favor said Convention, to bo held
on the first day of May next. And they
have agreed upon the following gentle
men, who are members of the Republi
can party of Georgia, as their Represen
tatives in said Convention, to-wit:
Hon. Thomas P. Saffold, Morgan coun
ty; Ex-Governor Jamos Johnson, Mus
cogee county; Colonel E. Hulbert, Hon.
John D. Pope, J. C. Hendricks, Esq.,
Fulton county; Hon. Wm. Gibson, Rich
mond county; Hon. David B. Harrell,
Terrell county; Hon. J. H. McWhorter,
Oglethorpe county; Dr. W. R. Dell,
Cobb county; Col. Robt. M. Paris, Dado
county; Hon. J. W. B. Summers, New
ton county; Hon. John Harris, Newton
county; Col. John S. Fair, Union coun
ty; Hon. Wm. F. Bowers, Hart county;
Solomon L. Strickland, Paulding coun
ty; Chas. S. Hooks, Wilkinson county.
We were pleased to meet on our streets
last Monday Mr. Nebhut, the live aud
energetic Traveling Agent and corres
pondent of The Atlanta Sun.
The Sun has many admirers in this
section, and is one of our most valuable
exchanges, reaching our sanotum the
same day of its publication. We gladly
recommend The Sun to our citizens as
being one of tbe best papers published
in tho South.—McDuffie Journal, 24//*
install l.
TELEGRAPH NEWS
II) the New York Associated Press.
WASHINGTON.
The Amcrlcan-Brltlsh Claims Comiuii*
■Ion—Delano on the IVtr Path—D. q.
M. G. Dead—Congressional.
Washington, April 25.—The Ainsri-
can-British Claims Commissions lias ad
journed to meet at Newport, R I., the
11th of September.
Troopa have been placed nt the dis
posal of Secretary Delano, who is now in
Indian Territory, and the order to re
move the sqnatters will bo cnforcod.
Deputy Qartermaster General JlcFer-
rau is dead.
POHTY-SKCOND COHUHES8.
SENATE.
Washington, April 25.—Mr. Scott sub
mitted a report from the Ku-Klux Com
mittee regarding Georgia, Alabama,
Florida and Mississippi. It is a huge
document
Among the bills introduced were one
to facilitate improvement in tho postal
service, and one authorizing the right of
way for the use of pneumatic tubes,
electro-magnetic,or stationary power, etc.
Mr. Morton, from tho Committee on
Privileges and Elections, reported, witli
amendments, tho bill supplementary to
tho Enforcement Act of May, 1870, relat
ing to the appointment of Supervisors of
Elections.
The Deficiency bill came up as unfin
ished business.
Mr. Alcorn offered an amendment to
the pending amendment of Mr. Morrill,
of Vermont, providing that its provis
ions should uot apply to the judgments
heretofore rendored by the Court of
Claims. Agreed to.,
Mr. Sherman moved to strike nut of
Morrill’s amendment, the provision that
tho judgments of tho Court of Claims,
in Buits arising out of the rebellion, shall
not be paid unless out of special appro
priations made for the purpose. Agreed
to.
Mr. Alcorn moved to oxcludo from tho
opeAtions of the Amendment, cotton
aud other goods seized since the war,
adopted; and, thus amended, tho amend
ment was adopted. Without disposing
of the bill the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Tho Howard resolution occupied all
tho day, without any result being obtain
ed. Mr. Voothees advocated the resolu
tion, denouncing tho foreign policy of
the Govomment as contemptible, pu-
silailimous and cowardly.
NEW YORK.
A Bankrupt Lift Insurance Company—
Sale or Uold—Now Charter.
New York, April 25.—The Hercules
Lifo Insurance Company lias been de
clared a bankrupt.
Tho Government sold 81,000,001) in
gold, to day, at 112 2-5@112i.
Aijiany, April 25.~Tne Assembly this
morning passed tho bill making provis
ion for tho local government of tbe city
and county of New York, for 3872, and
providing for the settlement of claims
against tho sanro. The bill now goes to
the Governor.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Drlegatci to Cincinnati*
Charleston, S. C., April 25.—A dele
gation has been chosen by tho Liberal
Republicans of this city to represent
them at Cincinnati. Among the dele
gates aro R. L. Dccreef, Itiohard Hollo
way and Geo. Shrewsbury, three of the
most intelligent and influential colored
Republicans. A movement is afoot in
Colombia to send delegates from the
State at large.
CALIFORNIA.
Opposed to the Cei.lon of Goat Island.
San Francisco, Cal., April 25.—Tho
delegates to tho Republican State Con
vention havo passed resolutions unani
mously against the cession of Goat Island
to the Central Pacific Railroad.
TENNESSEE.
A Oullocker Headed OiT.
MEurms, Tenn., April 25.—J. G.
Reed, the absconding Deputy Sheriff,
from Chattanooga, has been captured.
[Rccd made off a few days ago with
about 82,000 belonging to tho oouuty.—
Ed. Son.]
heave Dell
Isoave Borne
Arrive at Helms
Macon k Auguste Railroad.
m nun D ily, auHDATa bxfxctkd.
day y*
Loave Augusta at
Leava Macon at
Arrive at Maoon at
Arrtvaat Aucnata at....
Leava 8alma
Arrive at Mantfomery
Arrive at Weat Point
..11 00 M.
.. 6 00 A.M
.. 7 40 P. M
... m p^m
... 4:10 AM
.... 9.40 AM
Leava Waat Point 1J:20 PM
Leave Columbus £75
Arrive at Oolnmbua P M
AU *S*&55!! PA^tei^ 0 * 3,
lasv. Keren mb Dally et S CO P Jj
Arrive et Jenkatnvllle 'f-te A M
.Van, JeckROnvUle “ »•“ f JJ
Arm*- at Savannah ” 11:25 A M
ACCOMMODATION TBAIN.
Leava Savannah, Saturdaj a excepted, at 11:00 P M
Arnva at Jack son villa •• 5 ; !5.2
Leave Jacksonville •* , ® £ J!
Arrive at Savannah. Monday* excepted, at 2:45 A M
MACON PA88KNGEB.
Leevt Savannah. Sundays excepted, at 2
Arriv# at Maoon, Mondays sxoepted. at n w
Leava Macon. Sunday a excepted, at 8 JO P «
Arriv# at Savannah, Mondays axceptad. *t 8:OOA M
Close connection at Macon, both wa^with Macon
•hd Wm
i Balhroad trains to a
New Route to Mobile, New Orlcan
Vicksburg and Texas.
Blue Mountain Route
V I A
SELMA, ROME, AND DALTON
Railroad and its Connections.
1JA88ENOERS LEA VINO ATLANTA I1VTUK
1 SlAitfb 32.^0% ^.M!!
at 10 A. M., making cloae connection with
EAST EXPRESS TRAIN
or Helms, Rome aud DeltoO Railroad, arrl.ln* at
Selma at * • **•
aud making close connecUona with train of Alabama
Control Itallroad, arriving at „ . ..
aL80a mako cloae connection at CALERA with
trains of South and North Alabama Railroad, arriv
ing Bt 7*io P M
Mobile p J;
N Tb, r Road baa recently equipped and lla
equipment i, not aurpaaaed by nuy In tbe South
for atrenstlt and beauty of Snlab. ,
j,. chanse of cart between Rome and Selma
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
ran through from ROUE VIA UONTOOUERK
Mobile without change-
MO DELAY AT TERMINAL POINTS.
£•£££ ess. «g..^
TUhe. omce. or a. Ut. U. L ES-T*—^
General Paaaengt r Ageut.
E. O. BARNEY,
Oeneral Superintendent
BEAU CAMPBELL. Local Agent,
Vo. 4 Kimball House.
COLLIER HOUSE !
Eormirly LltUeSed Hooaa.
fcbM-tf By N. W. COLLIER.
PENNSYLVANIA
AVcry Dlanstrou* Fire.
Haiirisduro, Pa., April 25. — The
works of the Harrisburg Manufacturing
Company wero burned to-day. Loss
8300,000.
ALABAMA.
Death of Halt. A. J. Walker.
Montgomery, Ala., April 25.—Hon,
A. J. Walker, cx-Chicf Justico of the
Supremo Court of Alabama, died here
to-day—aged 63.
FRANCE-
The Devolution Growing Formidable
Paris, April 25.—Tim Spanish mails
have not come to hand to-day, /.’f7ti-
rerse and Ln Liberie announce that Don
Carloss 1ms crossed tho frontier and is
now in Spain, at tho head of 10,000 men.
The same journals Bay averted under
standing exists between the Carlists and
the Republicans.
The former aro to draw tho troops into
the open country, leaving the towns de
fenseless against tho Republicans who
are to rise against the Government, on
tim first of May, in all parts of Spain.—
Only two of tho Isabcllist Generals have,
as yet, joined the insurrection.
SPAIN
Comfort lag Amadeus.
Madrid, Apiil 25.—Tho friends of the
Miniatty io tho uew Cortes held a meet
ing last night which was presided over
by Admiral Topete. The object of tho
meeting was to asaure the Government of
their sympathy and support in its strug
gle with the inaurrectiou. tiugostu made
a fiery speech, demanding to be put at
the peat of tho greatest danger. Serano
au.l llosaa also made patriotic speeches.
e-a-s
ENGLAND.
A Comtek Dual-Race.
London, April 25.—The Atalanta lioot
crew has arrived, end will commence
practice immediately for tho race with
the London Club over the Thames course.
MARKET REPORTS
UY TELKOllAl-H TO THE ATLANTAOAILT SEN.
COTTON MARKETf.
Augusta, April 25.—Cotton fiat; mid
diings 22; receipts 100; soles 75.
Savannah, April 25.—Cotton quiet and
firm; middlings 22}; net receipts 381;ex
ports coastwise 118; sales 400; stock 24,
300.
Charleston, April 25.—Cotton dull
middlings 22$; net receipt* 208; sales
100; stock 14,801.
Wilmington, April 25.—Cotton quiet;
net receipts 102; exports cofatwise 38;
sales 2,327.
Baltimore, April 25.—Colton dull;
net receipts 148; gross 189; exports jto
Bremen 193; coastwise 198; sales 55; stock
11,170.
Liverpool, April 25.—Cotton closed
heavy and unchanged; sales 1,000; spec
ulations and exports 3,000.
New York, April 25.—Cotton closed
quiet; sales 1,388 boles, at 231 for up
lands, and 23] for Orleans.
Memphis, .April 25.—Cotton quiet; re
ceipts 185.
Boston, April 25.—Cottop dull; net
receipts 154; gross 417; sales 300; stock
14,000.
Galveston, April 25.—Cotton quiet;
net receipts 152; stock 15,333.
Mobile, April 25.—Cotton dull ond
nominal; net receipts 182; exports coast
wise 1,189; sales 500; stock 23,210.
New York, April 25.—Cotton quiet;
middlings 23$; net receipts 441; gross
G52; exports to Barcelona 800; coastwise
1,151; sales 2,700; stock 14,754.
produce: markets.
New York, April 25.—Southern Hoar
is scarce ami advancing; it is quotable at
$8 00(^9 50 for common to fair extra,
and $9 60@12 00 for good to choice do.
Whisky closed at 90$. Wheat is l@2c
higher. Corn is dull; Western mixed,
afloat 75c. Fork 813 G0@13 75. Lard
closed at 8fc(a9$. Turpontiuo is un
changed. Resin S3 55 for strained.
Freights are dull.
Baltimore, April 25.—Flour and
Wheat firm aud uuchauged. Corn firm
er—white 70; yellow CG; mixed western
G7; sales 45,000 bushels—half to arrive.
Oats steady. Rye firm, 95($$1 05. Pro
visions quiet aud firm. Pork S13 50(4
13 75. Bacon—good job demand; shoul
ders 5$. Lard dull, at 9. Wbijaky 88.
Cincinnati, April 25.—Bacjn—de
mand light; holders firm; sides G|®7$.
Whisky firmer, 85.
Louisville, April 25.—Provisions ac-
tivo but unchanged. Pork $12 25^12 50.
Bacon sides 7(^71 packed. Whisky ad
vanced, 85.
St. Louis, April 25.—Whisky steady.
Pork $12 25. Clear sides, bacon, 7\@7].
MONEY MARKETS.
New York, April 20 —Money easy at
5(a)0 pro cent; exekangefctrong at 14(49];
gold closed ut 123(4123; loans closed at
1(46 per cent for carrying; government
bonds—new fives 12$; 1881s 17|; 18G2s
15$; Stato bonds firm but heavy; Ton-
nessees 70; new do G9$; Virginias52, new
do 5G; Louisianas 58; new do 54; Levee
sixes G7; do eights 70; Alabama eights
83; do fives GO; Georgia sixes 70; do sev
ens 88; North Carolines 3G$; now do 20;
South Carolines 50; new do 38; sixty-
fours 15]; new 132; G7s 15$. 68s 15$;
10 40s 10$.
Special Notices.
Atmospheric Diseases.
Tho air, without which no creaturo conld live, is
tho aourco of diseaBca of which million* dio. At this
season, cspeoially, tho atmogphoro is fall of tho
germs of many kinds of sickness. Every globulo of
the mist and fog which cloud tho earth and sky in
spring, holds in solution its portion of miasmatic
poison.
Tho ovil effects of this acreal virus can only bo
certainly averted by increasing tho vital activity of
the system and securing tho full and froo exercise
of all it* natural functions, and hcnco it is,that llos-
tetter’s Stomach Bitters, tho groat nervo strengthen-
-, regulator and aulidoto to malaria, is imperatively
required in tho spring months.
It is at this time, too, that Dyspepsia assumes its
most distressing types, and that persons of bilious
habit usually suffer most There is an influsneo in
tho air which depresses the spirits as well as tho
physical energies, aud in order to rsstore their elas
ticity tonic treatment is absolutel) necessary.
AU the world knows that the wonderful cMcacy of
Hoatcttor’s Bitters iu cases of indigestion, bilious-
nervous prostration and malarious fever ia due
to tho potency of its tonic, alteraiivo and aperient
materials and the absolutely pure stimulaut with
which they are incorporated.
It is because the public have been taught by twen
ty years’ experience that tho article can be implicit
ly trusted—inasmuch as it performs uniformly and
certainly all that it is advertised to do—that they pre
fer this sovereign tonic to every other. Hcnco its
immense and over increasing sales, and hence, too,
alas! the many counterfeits and imitations, against
which there is no safeguard except the closo scru
tiny of tho purchaser.
CRYSTAL PALACE
WHITE LEAD,
Unequalled for whiteness, fineness and durability.
110,000 pounds for sale by
PEMBERTON, TAYLOR k CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
Atlanta, Ga.
Also a large stock c l other brand* of stbictly pube
Wiiitk Lkai>, Oils, Window Olaps, 1‘aikt and
Whitewash Brushes for sale at the bottom figures
by PEMBF.RTON, TAYIXJB k CO.
apl4
I. o. O. F.
Anniversary Celebration
April 26, 1872.
A LL MEMBERS of the different Lodges of the
city,aud ail visiUng Lodges and Brothers, will
assemble at Odd Fellows' Hall, Marietta street, at 1
o'clock r. m. for the purpose of dedicating thoaiew
Hall of Central aud Barnes Lodges,
The dedica ion ceremonies will bo i*rfonned by
Brother T. P. Fleming, P. O. M. aud P.G. R., at 1:30
o'clock. After which the procession will bo formed
by Brother W. P. McDaniel. P. O., Marshal of tho
Day, aud march through the following streets:
Out Bread to Mitchell; up Mitchell to Forsyth;out
Forsyth to Peters; down Peters to Whitehall; up
Whitehall to Alabama; down Alabama to Pryor; up
Pryor to Junction of Peachtree; down Paachlree to
Marietta; up Marietta to Detilve's Opera House, ar
riving there at 4 o’clock, when an oration will be d<
livered by Hon. L. J. Glenn, O. R.
The public generally are invited to be present.
J. D. HOLMES,
Chairman Joint Committee.
H. B. PARKER, Secretary. / ap33-2t
New OVitBctliscmcnlo.
OGLETHORPE county
Grand Jury Presentments.
•Sprit TVrm, 187*.
OULKTHOttFK CO. *VPKOiOB COVMT
We, the Orand Jury, cboseu and sworn for the
April term of tho Superior Coott of Oglcthorpo
county, beg leave to make tho following several
presentments:
Through appropriate committees, we have exam
inod tho Jail, and find it well ke|.t by Mr. William
Edwards; but altogether unsafe to keep prisoners in,
snd tho windows of the npptr story, and the steps,
neod immediate repair*.
We have also, through committees, examined the
books of the Ordinary, sod ibo books of the Clerk of
the Superior Couri, and the booke of the Treasurer,
and find them neatly and properly kept, which re
fleet much honor on each of tho said officers, viz
F.J. Roblneon, Ordinary ;Goorgo II. Lester, Clerk;
B. A. Gresham, Treasurer.
Iu the Treasurer's Report wo find that ho has
colved Niue Thousand Three Hundred and Sixty-
Seven Dollars snd Fifty-Nine Ceuta; and paid out
Eight Thousand 8cvon Hundred and Forty-Eight
Dollars and Thirty-Four Ceuts; leaving a balance in
the Treasury of Six Hundred and Ninety Dollars and
Twenty-Five Cents.
Appointed for Common School Commissioners—
G B Lumpkin, Popo Barrow, snd U II Witcher, for
two years; and T D Hutcheson aud W II Foster for
four years.
We recommend that tho road leading from Wood-
stock, iu Oglcthorpo county, toWoodvllle, iu Green
county, crosslug Little lllvor st Watt’s Bridge, te-
uiaiu whore it is; and the ltoad between Mrs Glorl-
sua W Johnson’s aud Thomas P Calloway’s, be
considered In Bowling Green District; and wo fur
ther recommend that no new bridges bo b^ilt
roads opened for tho present, unless tome
emergency should arise. The road leading
from tho cross at Thomas P Calloway’s to the Wash
ington road, we tiud has heretofore boon neglected,
.mi wo rocommoud tho Commissioner* of that Dis
trict to put hands on said road and have it worked.
The roads generally are in good condition, consid
ering tho many rains during tho winter; stl’l there
many portions of the roads in bad order aud
needing immodlsto attoution, and wo recommend
and enjoin upon the proper authorities to enforce
the road laws, which aro fully adequate, if enlorced,
and havo all such bad places put in order, and es
pecially charge that tho Overseers put up signboards
at tho proper places on all the roads iu the county.
Wo recommend that the prosout system iu regard
to paupcrB bo continued.
We disapprove tho lato law of tho Legislature to
ostablish a County Court, so far as relates to Ogle
thorpe county; but wo rocomniond, at tho assem-
bliug of the next Legislature, that they give to us a
County Court similar to tho former Inferior Court,
with flvo Commission**, and that they also lnoroase
tho fees of Jusiices of the Peace, Constables and
Sheriffs, and also to reduce tho bonds of Constables;
and we recommend that G F Platt, B H Barnt tt, A
Witcher, JoliuT Hurt, and M W Johnson bo recom
mended to tho Governor , to be appointed as Com-
mtbsioners in said Court.
Wo recommend the Ordinary to levy such per
cent, on the Stato Tax as will raise about six thous
and dollars, which wo think will bo quite sufficient
for tho exponscs of tho present year.
Tho atteutlou of Justices of tho Poace is especially
calletL.to tho late law lu regard to keeping prope
books, and to present tho aama tothe Graud Jury at
tho regular terms of the Buporlor Court.
We very sincerely regret aud disapprove the very
extensive habit our citizens—young and old—havo
of carrying deadly weapons about their persons,
which is unlawful aud daugorous, and hope that
every good citizen in some wsy will uso his influence
to put a stop to so grest an ovil.
We recommend that tho Bailiff*, Win P Edwards,
receivo fifty dollars for extra sorvicos; and that JD
McCarty, Bailiff, receive twonty-flvo dollars for extra
services.
In taking leavo of his Honor, Judgo Andrews, we
ombraco this opportunity to express our thanks for
his kindness and courtesy to our body. «
Wo also tender to Samuel Lumpkin, Solicitor, our
thanks for tho salthfut discharge of his duty. $!9
Wo recommend that the foregeing presentments
bo published in The Atlanta Buk.
GEORGE F. PLATT, Foroman.
Lindsey Jacks, Aloxf&idcr H B Glenn,
Oabriol Watson, George W Whitehead.
Benjamin H Barnett, John M Kidd,
Middleton W Johnson, DcWitt C Smith,
Richmond B Mathews, John L Landrum,
William T. Cramer, Thoruberry J Bowling.
Elijah T Mr rtln, Robert H Turner,
George H Howard, j William T Patman,
James M Bushin, William B Campell,
Jamoa A Faust.
llinorUij lleport on the County
Court.
Wo, tlio undersigned, members of the Grand Jury,
respectfully dissent from tho recommendation of the
ority, iu regard to tho County Court, it being, in
opinion, a public nccosaity ln this county, and
wo think the Jury should havo recommended its es
tablishment.
M W. JOHNSON,
DC SMITH,
J L LANDRUM.
I hereby certify that tho above and foregoing is a
vo transcript from tho minutes ot Oglethorpe Su
perior Couit. This 23d April, 1872.
ap20 «EO. II. LESTER, Clerk.
WANTED,
JJIOOtt TINSMITHS, ROOFERS.
Call at onoe.
HUNNICUTT k DELUNGRATH,
ap25 Ct No. 9 Marietta street
NOTICE.
Nfglit Train on If > Branch.
O N AND ANTES THUR8DAY, MUl APRIL. 1B73,
aud until further notice
Will make Close Connection
with up and down Night Paasong*r Trains, leaving
Hants and Augusta.
Leave Athens at 8 r, m.
Arrivo at Union Point, 11 r, M. m
Leave Union Point, 1 SS a. u. *
arrive at Athens at 4 00 a. M.
N. K. JOHNSON.
ap29-6t Superintendent.
8 RESIDENCE LOTS
On and Near Yongc St.
Nortliv-e.t of tiem-ral O.rtrcH'. ltcaldoncc will tw aold
AT AUCTIOIT!
on the premlsca, at 3 30 o’clock,
THIS EVENING.
On one ol the lots ii a 4-room Cottage.
Conveyances leave our office at 3 o'clock.
BELL k GOLDSMITH,
ap26 It Heal Eitate Agents.
Large Stock of Groceric* at Auc
tion ut the
Live Auction Hoiwo of
T. O. MAYSON,
Saturday, 0 30 o'clock, .1. Jtl.
r j 'HE stock consists iu part of Sugar, Coffee,Flour,
Tobacco, Canned Fruits, Bacon, Lard, etc.
Also—A largo lot of Furniture and other goods too
numerous to mention.
sp26-lt J. U. BARRETT, Auctioneer.
G. W. ADAIR, Auct’r
Jk.itlli-on.tl Mtofli.
i:
CHEAT BALK NEXT TrfiSTijf’nrilfSTSu'u!
30 Residence Lots
On Peachtree Ros 1,2 miles from Union Depot. A
good dinner su«l excellent drinks servsd on th*
occasion. Call at our office and see plat of this beau
tliul property.
BELL k GOLDSMITH,
apiC-lt Real Estate Ageuts.
Wfw aboertisunentB
The JCcxl Hcyular JfMtcttng
Qf THE STEPHENS DEBATING SOCIETY will
take place May 3d, at 8 o'clock, p. m.. tho tim* of
meeting having been changed from Tuesday to Fri
day night. The Society is in a flourishing condlilon
ap26-lt
Special Notice.
Coroplaiuts having reached us that parties hiving
claims against the hands of this Company, cdnld not
collect for the reason that we had not paid them,
would givo notice to all parties interested that the
Scofield Rolling Mill Company
Have Paid their Employees in Full
for wagefto April 1st.
ap2C-lt L. SCOFIELD, Jr., Seo.
G. W. ADAIR, Auct’r.
3 Calhoun St. Cottages
ua. T AUCTION i
Friday Evening, 26th lust, at 4 o'clock
I WILL SELL, on the premises, next Friday, 26th
instant, at 4 o'clock, p. m., 3 handsome and
comfortable 4-room Cottages and Lots as per plat,on
Calhoun street, between Wheat and Houston, all oc
cupied by No. 1 rent-paying tenants. Each lot is
newly aud neatly enclosed; nice front yards. Nos. 2
invited to examine tho property befbro the day and
attend tho salo, which will be without reserve. Ti
tles perfect. Terms—K cash; balance 3 and 6
months, with 10 por cent interest. Everybody who
wants a house should keep tho day and hour la
mind, and be at tho sale, for we moan to sell.
G. W. ADA T R,
ap36-lt Beal Kstate Agent
Two Whitehall Street Store*
FOll HAX.E.
I WILL SELL, with indisputable titles, two first
class Brick Stores on Whitehall street. Can
givo time on a portion If desired. OaU at onco. Such
property is hard to come at
ap25- 8t G. W. ADAIR, Roal Estate Agent
Change of Schedule.
Fastest Route to and from
Western & Atlantic R.R.
OrrtCK MASTKn Tiianhpobtation k 8urKKVison,
Atlanta, Ga., April 17,1872.
On und After Sunday, the 21st Instant
Day rassongor Train (outwardl leaves Atlanti 8 30
a. M., Connecting at Kingston with
THROUGH FAST LIME TO MEW ORLEAMS
Day Passenger NEW YORK FAST LINE leaves At
lanta 4 05 r. m., Connecting at Dalton with
Kast Tennessee Through Line to Yew York
Time 48 Hours 30 Minutes I
Night Passenger Fast Line to New York, leaves At
lanta 1110 p. u., via East Teunessoo aud Geor
gia, at Dalton, or
.IJIRirKH fJV ATLANTA 3 »0 P. At*
Inward j through from N
Tennessee or Lonlsvillt,
Arrive** iii^ Atlanta 130 A. M.
apl7-lra E. D. WALKER, M. T.
Spocinl TVotioe.
HENRY C. POPE,
{Succeisor to W. A. Lansdell,)
Who let a ie and Retail
DRUGGIST,
S57 Wlkltotiull Htroot,
^NNOUNCEH IX) THE CITIZENS OF ATLANTA
that he has thoroughly refitted the above stand, and
is now fully prepared to do a general
Drug Business
in all its branches. His Medicines are
Freali and Now,
aud selected with the greatest care.
Parties purchasing from him can rely upon bia
Drags bsing of ths first quality.
FRED. B. PALMER,!
Long and well known aa a Druggist, is with hitn,
and would be pleated to wait npon his old frisnda
and customsra. aprill4-d2w
KENNESAW HOUSE*
MARIETTA, - • GEORGIA,
ter quarters; only
Address FLETCHER A FRKYBB,
ocUO-tf Proprietors.
TH) l ATLANTA SUN
Z»A ILY und WEEKLY
‘A Live Paper oa Lire bum.’
ALEUKI H B. RTEPH0B, Politick Editor,
VI’. WA COB,NmEditor.
t. Hum. SMITH (Muni Editor cod Cote
Me tgrr. •
FOR 18701
Durii j the present jeer a President
and mi inhere of Congress sre to be
elected.
Liberty mast be preferred or lost. Tbe
Corruptionists of the day—tbe Bond
Bings—the ambitions enemies of free
government--are artfully, persistently
paving the wsy to the overthrow of the
Federal Republic, founded by Washing
ton, Jefferson and Madiaon, and tbe es
tablishment of a Centralized Empire and
a Dynasty in its stead.
THE PEOPLE can prevent this it
they will. They can retain their free
dom, or they can become slaves. The
destiny of this country ia to be decided
by the people't votes!
If the Democratic party will bnt stand
firmly upon Us time-honored platform,
and erect the standard of Lamm, and
honesty in the administration of the gov
ernment, a glorious triumph will be
achieved. Victory is within oni grasp.
The enemy is giving way—is receding
from his otter disregard of law and con
stitutional guarantiee. Now is the time
for a vigorous charge npon his wsvering
lines.
The Sun, has been sowing the good
seed of troth. It has already brought
forth good fruit. Wo shall continue to
bow tho seed, and shall expeet a rich
harvest to be reaped in the triumph of
honest principles in the next election.
We trust our patronB will aid us in ex
tending the circulation of Thk Bun. We
havo.eutered upon onr enterprise.to assist
in the great work of redeeming the country
from the control of robbers, tyrants and
money-changers, who are infesting the
templo of Liberty. Their tables must be
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Editor-in-chief, hue specially arranged
hie business so as to devote almost hie
entire time to the political department of
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Hummer, and to tho end of tb* Presiden
tial election.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
GeorgiaWestern R.R.
ENGINEER’8 OFFICE, )
GEORGIA WESTERN RAILROAD, J
ATLANTA, Ga., April 3d, 1872. )
B y order of the board of directors,
Healed Proposals for the following work on the
Georgia Western Railroad wlU be reoelved until May
1, 1872:
Graduations on sections Mo. 9. No. 10, Mo, 11, No.
17, No. 18, No. 14 and No. 16; being situated ln Oobb
county, from nine to fifteen miles west of Atlanta.
rids mast be made under the following heads!
Clearing per mUe.
Grabbing per hundred superficial feat.
Excavation—Earth per cubic yard.
Haul per cubic yard per hundred feet.
The established heal la 800 fast.
No transportation pries paid within heal. Pries
for haul is in addition to ezcavaUon price.
Form of contract and specifications and rok .seen
be seen at this offloe. One of the undersigned, on
tho line, will show same to bidders, and give aU pos
sible infoi (nation ln regard to gork.
Proposals are Invited from bona fide contractors
only, and for such portions aa bidders ean complete
by November lit, 1872.
Proposals for ons or mors sections wUl bl consid
ered, but no amount of work wUl be let to any one
person or firm, if such person or firm may not. in
the opinion of the President or Chief Engineer, be
eble to complete in the time specified.
Proposals from persons not known to the Presi
dent or Chief Engineer, must be eooompanled by
satisfactory evidence of experience snd ability.
AU bids most be addressed to Campbell Wallace,*
President Georgia Western Railroad, Atlanta, Ga.,
and indorsed: "PROPOSAL* FOB WORK.**
Bids will be opened on the eeoond day of May, and
ctedon by the Board of Directors ae speedily aa
KMsible, who roesrvs the right to aooept or reject
JAMES W. ROBINSON,
Office Selma, Rome ft Dalton R. R. Co.
RE AU CAMPBELL, Local Af’t
MO. 4. THE H. L KIMBALL HOUSE
Atlxvza. Oa., October 12th, 1871.
I rtREIGHT AMD FARM over Bine Mountain Boats,
1 daS.fi.kD. R.Eand its oonneottons to all
terminal points, aa low as by any other runts, els;
r ) MONTGOMERY, SELMA, MOBILE,VICKSBURG,
JACKSON, CANTON, MERIDIAN and NEW OR-
LtAVSe-
REAUftAMPBKLL, Local Agents. E 4 D. E E,
No. 4 Kimball House.
Sf(?ilS^OM IT MAI ___
X Denial R. Proctor has applied to me Sir letters
of administration on the eelste of Theodora frootor,
late of said county, ifseaaaail!
These are, therefore, to cite and adaacnteb all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of m4d dspaaaid.
to be and appear at my oMm within tbs time pres
cribed by law, and show cafias, if any tbs* Mrs
why letters of administration should
to said applicant.
