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THE DAILY SUN. t&'Keio Advertisement* always found on First Page; Local and Business Notices on Fourth Page. Cowater. DAILY 6 Lento WEEKLY 5 Cent* ATLANTA. GA Friday Morning, April 26, 1872. Olive Logan delivers this (Thursday) evening her famous lecture on “Nice Young Men,” which is everywhere pro nounced n rare combination of wit and humor, fun and philosophy. Change of Schedule. Fastest Route to and from NEW YOHHL. fiotel Oircclorn. EDWARDS HOUSE, SPARTA, OA. COOHRAN k WATKINS, Froprlotor., Western & Atlantic R.R, Accident on the Cherokee Rnllrond.J Some days since, we learn that on the narrow gnoge portion of the Cartersville &. Van Wert Kail road, about two miles from Rookmart, as the train was backing from that place to Cartersville, the for ward car ran upon some fence rails piled upon the track, throwing two of the cars off. A brakeman, roamed James Thur mond, fell upon the track and the wheels of the car so badly injured one of bis legs that amputation became necessary that afternoon. Three or four little negroes were arrested and put in jail, charged with obstructing the track.— Their ages were from nine to ten years. Mr. Thurmond was an Atlanta man. His mother resides in this oity. SUN-STROKES. — Alexander Stephens contradicts with much acerbity the report that he is “tired” of editorial life. It’s only his readers that aro tired.—Memphis Ava lanche. Mr. Stephens no doubt “tires" readers of your stamp considerably. No rogue e’er read the honest law without a grimace—and a “ pshaw 1"—Louisville Ledger. — — Rumor says that President Grant’s sympathies are strongly excited lot the Cubans, nud that he would like to take strong ground in their belialf.—Chicago Mail. There is hardly any reasonable doubt of this sympathy for the Cubans on the part of Grant, any more than there is a doubt that the Captain-General of Cubs strongly sympathises with the oppressed people of South Carolina, Between the two honors are about easy as regards the exercise of the cheap quality of sympathy. Under Heavy Bond. We mentioned sovoral days ago the killing of Tyus by Holton, at Camilla. The Albany Central dig of the 21tli has tho following addenda: Mr. Holton was arrested and lodged in the Albanv jail, to await his trial. On Saturday last his attorneys procured writ of habeas corpus, whioh gavo him his liberty, ho giving bond to tho amount of seven thousand dollars, for his appear ance at the next term of Mitchell county Superior Court, which will take place on the second Monday in next month. His friends are confident that tho trial will rosult in bis acquittal or a light punish ment. On and After Sunday, the 21st Instant THROUGH FAST LINE TO NEW ORLEANS Fast Tennessee Through Line to New York Time 48 Hours 30 Minutes! Might Tsssenger Fsst Line to Mew York, Irsvcs At lanta ll HI **. U., vis East Tennessee and Geor gia, st Dalton, or .IMMMS'KN IJT ETLMA'TJ 3 50 P. A r river* splT-lm Atlanta 130 A. * E. D. WALKER, M. T. Special Notice. HENRY C. POPE (Successor to W. A. Lansddl,) Wholesale and Ketail DRUGGIST 8T Wliltoluill Street, ^NNOUNCES TO TIIE CITIZENS OF ATLANTA thit he has thoroughly it fitted the above stand, and now fully preparod to do a geueral Drug Business In all Its branches. His Medicines are Andrew Female College. Tho Albany Central City says: Wo learn from tho President of this popular institution, Rev. J. B. McGehee, that the llev. Lovick Pierce, D. J)., will preach the Commencement sermon on Sunday, Juno 23d, and that tho Annual Address will be delivered on tho following Wednesday, by Rev. Dr. W. W. Hicks, of Macon, Ga. GEORGIA SHERIFF’S SALES. Halo Day First Tuesday In May. Crane. Boylston A Co. vs. D. H. Heath. Lot Decatur street Hoyt A Jones vs. Msrgenlus A. and Marcus A. Dell, Atlauta lot. Mann A Murphy vs. Luka liusketh k Co. Bar and fixtures. L. Lowenthal vs. It, J. Massey. The Edwarily property. N. J- Hammond vs. Atlanta Medical College. One acre lot, with improvements, in Atlanta. G. J. Boothe vs. A. B. Forsythe. Lot on Decatur Frosli and BJow, and selected with the greatest care. Parties purchasing from him can rely upon hit Drugs beiug of Ihe first quality. FRED. B. PALMER,| Long and well known as a Druggist, is with him, and would be pleased to wait upon Lis old friends sud customers. aprill4-d2w ELECTION NOTICE. Obdinahy's OrncK, Fulton Co., Ga., Atlanta, April Iff, 1672. WHEREAS, Uia Excellency, James M. Smith, Governor, etc., has issued s writ of election, making it known to mo that there is a vacancy in tho repres entation from this county in tho House of Represen tatives of the General Assembly of this State, caused by the resignation of tho Hon! Henry Jack ie is, therefore, orderod that an elootion bo held at the Court House in Atlanta, and at the several elec tion precincts in said county. On Wednesday, the 8th |l)oy of May, next, 1872, to fill said vacancy. DANIEL PITTMAN, apld-dot-wtd Ordinary Fulton County A*H OLL COUNTY. J. P. Watson vs. J. U. Jaunt ter. Land lot 251. Win. G. McWilliams vs. Georgia Manufacturing and Paper Mill Company. Paper mill and fixtures. Ft. fa. vs. J. C. Msnu. Land lot No. BALL COUNTY. W. A. and A. M. Striugervs. Jas. A. Stringor. Fif Gainesville. T. McGuire 8. F. Smith, . Charles M. No. Off. J. If. Coleman vs. Jas. G. Yeiser. Lot No. 01. Chaa. U. Smith vs. Jos. Payne. Land lot No. 13ff. POLK COUNTT, Fourth interest in lots Nos. 626, 659. 692, 660. 691, 636, 483, 624, 693. 661, 662, 636, 658. 690, 622. 621 and 061, property of Mary T. and J. M. Trotter. One Steam Engine and Boiler, property of Sarah A. Vinson. o house, property of John L. Dodds, Lots Nos. 1,193,1,194,1,196, 1,366, 1,192,1,146. and half of Nos. 1.182. 1,183, 1,184, 1,185 and 1.266, In favor of Jauo A. King. All that part pf the Cherokee Railroad that lies in Polk county. One-half of town lot No. 22, in Cedar Town, pro perty of J. D. Morgan. One Railroad Bteam Engine, narrow gauge, nixed Enbarlee. and seven Flat Cars, Lota Nos. 208, 280,145, 297 and 199, property of A. B. Kims. One Machine Shop in llockmart, property of D. D. Snyder. \ roBsrra county. N. L. Hutchins vs. Thomas Thornton, sud others. Land lots 632, 706, 709, 650,708. 705. 783. C29 and 627. Isaac Htricklaud vs. ToIIhR Stricklaud. Plantation ou Hightower River. Anderson Cook vs. John W. Bill sad J. A. Biaaner. One store house and lot in Marietta. T. M. McGruder k Co., aud others, vs. E. Page k Academy. The Academy with land attached. cnxaoKKK county. D. E. Wiley vs. John N. Jackson Land lot No. id lot MACRAE & ANDERSON, PATENT CLAIM A PENSION AGENTS, Box 114 WASHINGTON, D. C, «pl8-dfftA«lt UKOliui A—Fulton County. Mary Doby ) Libsl for Divorce in Fulton 8a- vs ! perior court—November Term— John B. Doby. J 1870. I T appearing to the Court, by the return of the Sheriff, the dersAdant in the above stated raae is not to he found in said county, sad it sp- peering that he does not reside in the State, it is on motion of counsel tor petitioner, ordered: The ■aid defendant do appearand answer at the next tern* •>f thu Court, also that the esse be considered in de aths. October 28. 1871. i month for W. B. TENABLE. Clerk. Plantation Supplies. J AM now furnishing planters on time until 16th October next, with Bulk Meat, Bacon, Lard, Corn, Flour, Oats, Ilsy, Groceries, Tobacco, etc. Cash or ders will alto receive attention. A. K. 8EAOO, Merchant, Atlanta. Sealed Proposals. Isilri will be received until 1st of June for leasing Castle Hock CoalCoAs .nines, land, containing valuabl Information with full particulars will be given, upon application to It. C. ROBSON, ap20-d&w2t Prssiden CALFEE'S Great Liver Compound 1 M aey\minent rarsiciAMB have tiiif.d in vaiu to preparo a medicius which wilt super sede tho necessity of using CALOMIEL, BLUE NIA88, It has been reserved for an East Tennesseean to make tho long-sought discovery, aud the owner ol it has been induced to place it before tho public for the benefit of the many who are afflicted with this distressing malady. It la only put up by Dr. J. H. Calfee, eml Is called Calfee’s Great Liver Compound. PEMBERTON, TAYLOR k CO., Ars Wholesale and ll all Agnts f its sale, and every bottle is wsrrs ted to cure ortbe price will be refund*-! feb21-lm NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. Charleston & Savannah ROUTES. OS AND AFTER THU1I8DAY, April lHtli All FnlabtBIU. mu.tbe ,1*1.1 .Uily or OB.<l«Uim FreightBilla most be paid dally or on.delivery. This is rendered necessary in consequence of dally abstracts and balances drawn at sight, one against McDowell house. NEWNAN, GA, A. I’. TIIO.ii.ia, Proprietor. •Ava U3H et oiivon ( XOdRd HY3NI Aore^doiH - - - - Hjavo a t '33J.OH 3T3IAS3NHVS Central Hotel, CENTRALLY LOCATED, EAST SIDE BROAD STREET COI.CMIII H, OA. Board, Per Day . - - - $3 OU feblfl- MRS. F. M. GRAY. BROWN’S HOTEL, MACON, GEORGIA. largest aud best Hotel in the City. It Is situa ted immediately opposite the General Passenger Depot, sad for Comfort, Elegance, Economy and at tention of its Employees and attaches it offers great-. Inducements to the traveling public, than any oth- r bouse in tho Southern States. 1ST;- JUST OPI.vr£fl y BROWN k SON. Tho Carter Hotel, GAINESVILLE, Ga. m—ic Square, is I . reception of visitors Nothing will bo omitted to aplO-tf r guests comfortable. J. CARTER, Proprietor. MARSHALL HOUSE, MFiAvoir, as. A. 13. LUCE, Proprietor. Day Board 93.00. COLLIER HOUSE ! formerly Littlefied House. JcwNutp, - - Georg-Iu. N. W. COLLIER. Professional Curb*. LTJMPKIN At OLIVE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, Georgia, Atlanta. In criminal business, there is no partnership. Mr. Olive will represent either side of any Htato rase 1 which he may be employed. np 17-tf JOHN 13. GOODWIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Atlanta, Georgia. and adjolu _ w _ the collec tion of claims. Office Dodd's corner, Whitehall street sp20-lm WM. U. STEPHENS, ATTORNEY AT LAW CRAWFORDYILLE, OA. JURIAH H. CA8KY. PAUL C. HUDSON Casey & Hudson, Attori toys atLnw Thomson. McDuffie Co., tnb6 ORCIA. T. o. LAWSON. Z. I. VllV.rATniCK. LAWSON h. FITZPATRICK, Attorneys at Law. EATONTON, QA Will practice in tho Ocmulf;** Circuit and 8u preiuo Court. Prompt attention given to Collection > %Tho Junior refers, by permission, to Hon. A. II. Stephens, Hon. P. B. Boblnsou, Hon. A. lteese, Hon. L. Stephens. ProlesNloual Card. GEO. F. BRISTOW, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW P RACTICES la theesanties of Taliaferro, Greene, Warren and Wilke i. All business intrusted him will bo promptly attended to. gR-Office st Crswfordville, Ga. Jaa23-d*wtf. KENNESAW HOUSE, MARIETTA, - - GEORGIA., families desiring Cheap and Comfortable win ter quarters; only one hour's nde from Atlanta. Address FLETCHER k FREYER, Proprietors. octSO-tf FAIRBUBN Ur Mrs. G. McLarln, HOTEL, Fairburn, (,’corgla. MW Board per Day $2. -Off The Morning Trains from Atlanta to West Point, Ga.. breakfast st this House, Three trains hreakfsst daily. ap-12-tf EOKLES HOUSE, Business Square, Social Circle, Ga RATES OF BOARD: ANDREW H. H. DAWSON. COUNSELLOR AT LAW Office 231 Hroadway, Room 18, dec tf. NEW YORK WALLACE P. KGEU, Attorney at Law, J»u38-3m ATLANTA. GA. COTTONSEED STEHLlATG ECHI.ES, Proper. In connection with this Houso is LIVE'RY STABLE Whcro good Horses, Buggies, Ilacka sud Careful Drivers can be procurod at all times at reaaonable rates. apl7-tf MadiNon Houne, .?/.!/> I\O.V, GEOHCIIA. TERMS: S3 PER DAY 400 Acres First Clan* lllrcr Hot tom 000 Aercs well Timbered, ‘ 0.Settlements on tlie Land with G Buildings, including tbo Old IIome»tcsd. U Farm Improvements. 2 EMJTE M\m;« ROWERS t < one Improved; Two Ginn, Com Kill, Cotton Press fcc. Good water abundant. F. M. ECKLEN, • Proprietor. apTtf N. S. FISH, Proprietor. Greensboro House, Jo J. DOHERTY, Proprietor GREENSBORO, GA. ap7 tf N EL Min HOUSE. GRIFFIN . CA. Nearly oppoaito Passenger Depot—only ouo min ute’s walk. Price Day lloard • • • , •. • • $3 50 Jan24-tf MRS. A. V. NELMS. SPOTSWOOD HOTEL, MACON, GEORGIA. (Nearly opposite tho Passenger Depot.) Only Olio Minute’s Walk. THOMAS H. HARRIS, Proprietor. C. J. MAC LELLAN, Sup’t. nov2t I. JACKSON, GIjO B 3D HOTEL JACKSON & JULIAN, Proprietors. UHta, - • - - - - Goorgl HAYS’ HOUSE. CUTHBERT, OA. 1IENUY IIAYS, Prop’r. QRRBR ROUSE, FORSYTH. OA., Near Depot, and ouvenient to busineas portion of town. 0. OREER, Proprietor. CALLAWAY, Clera. LITCHFIELD HOUSE, AC WORTH, GEORGIA. Administrator’s Sale. G EORGMJ--Fallon County. Y virtue of a May next, between the lawful hours of sale at the City llall door of tno city of Atlanta of Mid county Sixteen and Two-Thirds Acres (1C*,) Acres of Land miles from the City, s part of land lot N» D 2J4 Fuiton county; it being the dower o^fary Carter, widow of Moore Carter,late of Mid eounty.deceaaed. Hold for a division among tho legatees. JVrina cash. This March 26(b, 1872. m27-td ffVTV. JIMoACKME, O r turuatbanka to hla old patrons for forme* favors, and hopes by attention to business to merits of tho saiuo. ap26-ly portatioi delivery liouof fVeight; and the rcffulaiions requiring agent to make prompt collections. UKOKU1A—Oglethorpe County. Royal Insurance Co. OF LIVERPOOL. ENQ. 900 BUSHELS DICKSON COTTON SEED, care fully selected for planting, at ECHOLS k WILSON’S, apl8-3t Droad street, by the Bridge. litoo aORBS — OF — RIVER LAND I Western & Atlantic Railroad Oo. And Its Connections. Great Trunk Route — TO the — NORTH. SOUTH, EAST, AND WEST 3 THROUGH DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS FASTEST TIME EVER MADE TO NEW YORK On and Alter Sunday, April-‘1, 1872, Trains Leave Atlanta 8:‘dOa. ttt.y 1:05 p.m.; 11:10p.m, Many Milos tho Shortest AX1) OVER NINE HOURS QUICKER Than any Other Houle ATorth. J Douglas county, 18 miles from Atlauta And 4 miles from CampbeUton: 000 Acrca In Cultivation, Ac. (Jood water Abundant. Locality perfectly healthy. Has a charterd ferry aud good boats: bottom land, 100 of which ia in cultiva tion. Finely timbered. Well improved. Wallace k Fowelcr, Real Estate Agents, At lauta. Ga., or the subscribers on tho premises, wh# may be addressed at CampbeUton, (la. J. M. GORMAN, mhl3-d6lAwlm A. 8. GORMAN. NOTICE. GEORGIA—OGLETHORPE COUNTY. O RDINARY’S OFFICE—Tho public is hereby no tified that the official advertisements of this office will hereaft# bo published In tho .Mtlmila Aim. Lexington, 0a„ April 10, 1872. ATLANTA TO NEW YORK ■» ONLY IHIi. ItOni. CLOSE CONNECTION TO .Montgomery, .Mobile and A'tw Orleans, and all Points U T CLOSE CONNECTION TO .Memphis, A’ashvlttr, Louisville, SI. Eouis, Chicago, and alt Points W 13 «M7. ntr- NOTICE. GEORGIA—OGLETHORPE COUNTY. FFIOE of the Clerk of the Htipcriui public la hereby notified that tho official adver- nenteof'*' _... • tho«ff/aitfa apt 7- - bo published in Lexington. Ga., April 10, 1872. GEO. II. LESTER, clerk SuperiorCourt, NOTICE. Wt , O tied that the official advertisements of this olfio will hereafter be published in the %/llanla Him. Lexington, Ga , April 10,1872. apl7- B. ADKINS, Sheriff. Administrator’3 Sale. STATE OF GEOKUIA, Camden Co. B Y virtue of an Ordor from tho Honorable the Court of Ordinary of said county: Will be sold before tho Court House doer, in tho city of St. Marys, on the first Tuesday in June next, ,i th.ict of i~i.cn. Said laud sold for the benefit of tho heirs aud creditors of tho estate of John Lang, deceased. Terms cash. GEORGE LANG, 8r., ap6- Administrate Time and Cash Sales To MercliantH and Planters! it arrives. • ALSO 300 BALKS TIMOTHY HAY, To arrive. Will ho sold cheap In round lots. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING ‘GARS On all Night Train*. id Din-Hill Itontc* to New York I’liilnili'liiliin. linltiuiorcanil Washington. * Pure Same ns liy Rival Route*. s ttond emit fla mmut/ dHstrtnl csssirlisni. Pflitrsyrn trmrluty .ff/sslsby Llfhlnluf Ji.V» urt-M, nl 1.05 p. m.. mrrlre In .Veil 1 'vil.in 48 hftnra 30 mlmntea, 13 /toMm 33 inlnutea earlier than PsWfSfTri lent luff r la .fi/g-itsfct I fie Painrazera Irnrlng• .lllanln Up the JSVg-hl Ej - firmsf ll;lll p. m. at t ire In .Vrir 1'srA via /.intlsrlllr earlier than fViMrwgvr* tynlnz *'/a tug-unto leaving- the lanie evening. T/i/s Road and lls uni, forming- 11 Hue for BVHUTKHM MJfcY, u ho ti lth *< NPKMiO. H.IJ-’KTl * XY/i 4 0.11 ro it r u'f:s Tt.y'tuHH sk .sru-iin.ihf:, minted for Preventing.irrldenla.. Satisfactory October and November paper will In •copied, both from Merchants au-l Planters, ii: settlement of time purchases. aprlBdawlw j. n. pm, <i. t. OoumuuL Da. J. m. jui un i a Dunn, Ogletrcc & Co., WHOLESALE PRODUCE, (iltOCKBY AMD Commission Moi •limits, Mitchell btiect, ATLANTA, GA. MniNOii <lo N'illt- WALL St.. ATLANTA, O.i, IIOl.CO.MII .V HaHVJE, Proprietors, CAPITAL - - ^I.OUD.OtM) Kberhart, makes application Letters of Dismiaalon from said guard.antbip. These are therefore to cite and admoniah ell per- eons interested to be sod appear et iny Office, in Lexington, Ga.. on the flrA^ondev in Anguet. 1872. then and there to show caWle. if any they tan, why ! __ — — , - Letters of Diemiaeion should not be granted. CJ- U. \7\/ Oil 002TXX, apl9-«td LOSSES ARE ADJUSTED AMD PAID IN ATLANTA, without having to be sent to the Home Offlre of the Co. ap24-3ji AGENT. First Class In all ita Appointments. Pnre Brandlen, U'ine■ and l**A/s*i>s. The llesl Selrrtlon of .Ball telgnore. JUoJmol front the Uonded U'artlionte. Ol It UOIIKHI M'i.v /4/, .irrA.vr/fl.v in c.illms TO TUK J'.il'T T//.MT THIS I.UTK »*//,/, //.H’Jf O.V KtLK TUK 1st of MAY, TICKETS Iti-chu-cd ltutCN ! To Catoosa Spriiix*. Lookout Moimlnin, Almaaiotli Cave, ill-mivnlr, Allridinny, licdroiil Alum. .MoiiiK-uicry White, Olil Sivcfi, Rocklirltlgc Aluni.'unil THE OKKKMlKIAlt WHITE SlLPIIl It NI'KUVUN, And to tin! I’l-iiK-ipnl Mo sul-tw in tlio INol*111 and EiinI. CICSON'S MONOCRAM WHISKY Boaolit from the proprietor himself. T'lto Kenlticky llourlxm Pure hated direct. TUK PI.YKST Afifff'/tt.Y.f.Yll IIO.BKS- A8K FOR TICKETS VIA THE WESTERN & ATLANTIC Ii. I!. A30) C03f.VECTI0.VS THE BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCF COMPANY, OF NEW YORK, Cask Capital and Ass ;tts $2, 00,000. eaident. I W. JU. COLE, Men-eUerp. K. I'ire Pretldenl. Ilf. PA HUH VjSCKLBm, Jctumrp. MKMJTIEIt Jk'KMKH, JUMMIIUML OMMECTOU, rilHIS Company la earnestly recommended to the people of Georgia on account of ita many advantage# J. to-wit: Unlimited travel without extra premium or written permit: all policy-holders share In ooe surplus—no claeeee—all fare alike, North, Best, South aud West; ita moderate rates of ineuranoei ita solvency, ekJUfttl and economical management, fairneee and good fkith.aud Ita plan of Indorsing; on Bach Folioy at the Time of Iaeae the Caah, Surrender Value Thereof in Dollar* and Centa, whereby tho policy ia rendered a good collateral, and each policy-holder enabled to eee ffhat hie pollcv will be worth should he find himself, from any misfortune, unable to keep It up. Among the many encomiums passed upon this Company the following are presented: Sentinel said: This great feature of Cash Surrender Value la ea important Company in the land; a comparison with other oor* l tuperior eojrty in taking rlAt witA the Urooklyn Life, r and push are the three elements that particularly The Hun—Columbus, Ga—said: There is no better Company in the land; a porailone of a ulmllar character will convince all of the r - * * - The New York Buuday News says: Honesty, capacity • ^ characterize this company, and where auch elements are found, or a combination of them, success invaria bly follows: The New York Atlas, speaking of the 8th annual report, eaya: It will be seen thst the net surplusle near ly 23 per cent. In excess of the whole amount of liabUiUee, and that the table of eueta do not contain one dollar of a uu|«ld premiums’ or 'premiums in course of transmission’—unstable items which * * have no certain and Tangible value. Such a balance sheet can be understood et e glance by any man of common Benue, and it is by following this Rtralgbtforward policy • • that the Brooklyn Life Insuranee Oomie*y has met with each rapid and increasing success. Andathe New York Evening Mall: Among Its list f net asestts ws find neither tmpeid premiums* nor 'premiums in the courso of transmission.* Thust . e assets may be regarded as so much cash In hand. The low ratio of AYpenses'to tho amount of buslnesa done is anottsr gratifying feature of the report which ill excite the favorable attention of Insurers. Unuer the management of ita efficient offloers this company is grown into favor with the pnblln and richly merits the patronage it receives. Active and reliable canvassing agents wanted throughout the State, to’whom liberal ccmmlealona will be 31. L. BONHAM, UEjr't. jukjct pern aneaaij, No. i'., Second Floor, Grant’s Building, Oor. Marietta and Broad Sts., Atlsnta,(Gs. apl2-d2w-w-lm tUorcceicr’s fflnarlo JDietionarji. Extract from a Letter from ; Dated Nov. 19, 71 TV 1860, the Faculty of the University of Virgin* It. The following is a oopy of the Resolutions taken from the Record of the University:” Aft a meeting of the Faculty of the University at Virginia, held on 7th, I860, Professor Holmes offeree - resolutions which were passed: the following m STAMMBD. s« RESOLVED, That in the opinion of this Faculty Worcester's Dictionary affords the most reliable Au thority for the Orthography of the English Language, & MAUPIN, President of the Faculty. WILLIAMSBURG. VA., December 13,1871. At a mooting of the Faculty of the College of William and Mary, held on Monday last; (Dee 11.) the foliat ing Resolution was adopted : “ RESOLVED. That Worcester** Dictionary be adopted as the Standard of Orthography in the Collage of William and Mary.” • By roquost of tho Faculty, I liavo the pleasure to transmit this Resolution^^Vory^truJy^^ g^c^mry Worcester’s* Quarto Dictionary! Contains 1864 pagos, and over 1000 Illustrations. Lar Choapoat and tho Beit'! It ltd tllO tlouarles. These Dictionaries have Just been introduced in the public ted by the btato Boards of Virginia, Alabama, Arkansas, Nebraska Messrs. Phillips k Crew, Atlanta, and by Booksellers generally. BBEWKR TILKSTON, ■ 11 Kill StTMt, BOSTON. Be. fjnrbronre, Cntltrp, ©nna, W. L. WADSWORTH, All.nl., O.., | 0] W. L. WADSWORTH & CO.. Importers and Dealers in Hardware; AI»o, a Largo Stock or Store* and Honae FurnUhlng Hood*. Opposite Jamos* Bank, Whltoball Street, Hepteniber 10-ly ATTaAIV^A^,—OA. ^Atlantic Coast tine Route. The “AtlanticCoast Line”Freight Route, tVIA- WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA. & AUGUSTA, TO AND FROM Il.tl.TI.nO HE, PHILADELPHIA, A EH• JTOJCA, BOSTOAT, Atul all Eastern Cities, and all Points South and Southwest, Over the Wilmington & Weldon, and Wilmington, Co- lumbia & Augusta Railways and their Connections. \ ENTIRELY NEW LINK OF 11VDBPEIVDENT CONNECTION* FROM TIDE WATER at Wilmington, N. C., aud Portsmouth, Va., and of unbroken fuug* from Wilmington, transporting Freight, without transfer ox^ detention, to md from a) l intSTlor^inte°* ^ ful and quick transportation, uniform rates with all competing linns, the lowei perfect a system of Steamship connections at Northern Ports, as to enable bills ox laoing so ou mmoa ana goods forwarded dally, by one or the other o! our routes over both .if which EXPRESS TRAIN TRANSPOR TATION is given to Columbia, 8. G., and Auguste, Oa., thor* connecting with test Freight Schedule to ter minal points. ObMcrvo tlie FoUowIuk Exaollout Schedule ol Con nection,* VIA. Wilmington and Htouni.hlpLine,: 1th BALTIMORE—By the Southern Steamship Co.’s Steamers, Lnclle, Rebeoca, Clyde, Bolivar, leaving i port every five daye. Andrews k Co., Agents 73 Smith's Wharf, Balllmore. ItTi PHILADELPHIA—Southern Mall Steamship Company’s Steamer. Pioneer, Leaving each •y ton days, W. L. James, General Agent, 180 South 3d Street, Philadelphia. Also, through Andrews t ■ Baltimore line with Hhriver'a Dally Propeller Line; without dreyag* in Baltimore. .. ith NEW YORK—Lorlllard'a Steamship Line of First Class Iron steamers. Benefactor, Regulator, Toi untocr, Faults aud two additional ships now building, leaving each port every four days, H. 8. Ohl, Agent Pier 33 Kant River. Wilmington and Atlantlo Steamship Company’s Steamers Metropolis end Equator ishlDuton k Co., Agents, 173 Greenwich street. Pier 12 North River. built exclusively for freight transportation carry all claeaea of fralghft unlimited quantities. Via Portffimoutb. and. Inland U^ir -IZslnel With BALTIMORE—Via Bay Line Steamers, Daily, B. L. Poor, Oeneral Agent, Union Dook, C. Fltsger- ald. Contracting Agent. 154 West Baltimore street, Baltimore. With PHILADELPHIA—Annamessio Line, Tri-Weekly, John 8. Wilson, Oeneral Agent, 44 South 6th 8t. •hlladelpbla. Clyde k Co.’s steamers, semi-weekly, Clyde * Co., Agents, 12th Sooth Df 'hiledolpbta. Philadelphia. Clyde *i"co.’s steamers, semi-weekly, Clyde k Co., Agents, 12th South Delaware Avenue, W^NEW YORK—Old Dominion 8t«amshlpCompany’s magnificent Steamers, Wyanoke, Niagara, Isaac Bell Saratoga. Hattnras, Old Dominion, having a capacity of 13,000 bales of cotton per week, leaving each ort Tri-Weekly all tha year round, and ofteuer if necessity demands. Freights received dally at 80? roadway, 187 Greenwich street, Pier 87 North River. »leaving each port Tri-Weakly, With BOSTON—Via Boston and Norfolk Steamship Company’s Sampson, General Agent, 63 Central Wharf, Boston. . With these perfect Htcainshlp connections, freights are. not exposed to the risks ol weather or drayage trainier*; Through Bills of Luting are issued to all points common to competing lines. Rates, claaeifice- tlon, shipping directions, tegs, stencil plates, ko^ furnished on ap named. Mark your goods vis "Portsmouth and Wilmington/’ or vi may prefer, and direct bill* of lading to bo forwarded to A. Porn, Oeneral Freight Agent, at Wilaaingtoo N. C.,and they will avoid all detention. TOe following Southern Agents of the LineCMl fdrnishaUnon ssary Information, i at, Columbia, ■ .voting Agent, H. 0.7 J. A. Sadi.rr, traveling Agent. Charlotte. N. 0.; T. Ltomb. Loea) Agent, Augusta, Oa.; A.O. Ladd Local Agent Atlauta, Ga.; Ban Moca. Southern Freight apd Passenger Agent, Monteomory. Ala. oil All claims for loss, damage and overcharge promptly Investigated and settled by the undersigned. feb27dtf A. POPE, Oeateral Freight Agent. OROOMES & REECE ,11'NKUAL UNDERTAKERS and Dealers in first _J «laes Metalic Bunal Ceoee and Caskota, ulU at tend promptly to all Funerals in city or country with the finest Hearse in the city lor both adults ami children. Can be found at their office day or night Order* by Telegraph attended to promptly. 29 ALABAMA STREET, ffg-Special attention given to the dlaintering removing au*l shipping 01 bodies. * *’ febi-et Particular Notice. IIE nOUSR ON CORNER N. BROAD AND — I.uckto Street* has been newly furnished aud fitted up for the reception of Boarders. Families and single gentlemen can be accommodated with com fortable rooms, good tables, and every attention to make it desirable. Open April 6th. Terms reason able. A number of day boarder* solicited. ap4-tf AS SEE N HOUSE, (Formerly United States Hotel,) Divorce in FttAow . Court—November William C. Kroger. ) Term—1878. I T appearing to the Court, by the return ol 'Ll Sheriff, that the defendant la the shove stetef. case U not to be found In mid oounty, end it further appearing that he deee not reelde la this Stem, it is, on motion of counsel for petitioner, ordered: That said defendant, Wm. 0. Kroger, do appear end an swer at the nest term of this Court, alee that the case be considered in default, and Ihe plaintiff Le allowed to proceed. And it Is further ordered, that this rule bepuk liahed in one of the Gaieties of this State, eooe month for four months. Oetober 28,1871. UABTRKLL k STEPHENS, Attorneys for Libelant. OcSbe X S) 9 l871™* fr ° m th * minute* of aaftdOcar W. R. VKN1BLR. OUrk. Tit’ HKli.tHN. Bnr Tenders-R. J. Loyall and Jcromc i Tuttle. apll lit B. W. WRENN, (j'oneral Passenger and Ticket Agct. apl8-6t LANTA, GA. E. R. 8 ASS BEN, Agent, Proprietor. TEB** 2—Transient Boarders, per day $2 00 •ingle Meal, or Lodging, each... .10 cents. GEO. W. SA88EKN, » « . _ MAJ. M. C. MARTIN. J w * r “’ T. 0. GRESHAM, Steward. JanlO COPABTNElI«II HA VINO REMOVED MY LUMBER TO TO YARD formerly occupied by James a Alton, on Decatur itreat, I hare received into a Mr. John H. Jones, i Murphy k Merrlem; also my 8oa Chan. K. 1 under the firm name of MERRIAM, JON1S k 00. and would respectfully solicit tor th* new Arm the patronage of the public. Atlanta, April 13.1872. aprilU-tf New Parlor _Cabinet Oi^kn A NY ONE Wishing to purohaee e fine OMM A Organ can 2nd oudh aa opportunity to obtain otteeaurely new at a fair price by oalllag at TBs
