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—wiT-ar^m art* THE DAILY - SUN EVENING EDITION m* New Adeertimemmu always found ■M First Pago ; Local and Business if Meet •m Ifourth Pago. Wr Office fn ike Sun Building, Wool l too at Broad street, Second Door South of Alabama. ■ InClatfeplM •#!**■■■ »■« *«1« Stlb. ATLANTA. OA: Satokdat Evmxo, Atbil 27, 1872. Hm. Ckarlu Fraacli Adam*. Hie New fork World of the 23d in- >t«nt, i* out in » lauding editorial advo eating the nomination by the Cincinnati Contention, of the gentleman wlioae name heeda this article. The World (peaka of him ae the ablest “Statesman of the oonntry,” and ven tures to assert that the Democratic Party will “spontaneously adopt the nomina- tion.if bo mode;" and not only this, bat intimates that it will be, or ought to be nt le** a matter of pride with them so to do. We also tee it telegraphed that Ur. Belmont, the Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Democratic Party of the United States, is in Cincinnati, work ing for the accomplishment of the same end. Was the betrayal of high trust ever more glaring or more infamous? "Quoutque tandem abulere patientia nos tra?” may well be exclaimed by the De mocracy towards either of this “par 1 ty-nobile “fratrnm.” dust when the prospect was almost certain of a signal triumph of the Demo cratic Party upon the true Jeffersonian principles of the Constitution; just when the Badical Centralizing and Im penaliz ing Dynasty was booomlng odious to a large number of its own constituency; just when thousands, and hundreds of thousands of them, were ready to join the upwards of three millions of true Demo- crals, in a rescue of our free institutions from the hands of the usurpers, those Arch Conspirators now stand forth be fore the country os the no longer dis guised co-operators with the enemy in the only echeme by which the cause they have outwardly professed to support could possibly be defeated 1 This, we have thought for some time, as our readers know, was theobjeot of these and other “trusted lenders" of the Democratic Party, in the Mow Departure movement. Their chief aim all along, as we believe, was not the succest of De mocratic principles, but their defeat— We have thought so ever sinoe the World, in 1868, virtually abandoned the support of Seymour and Blair, when the indies tians ware strongly in favor of the success of the Ticket; and especially have we thought so since the World, last year, refused to answer our question, whether it would support a Democratic nominee, ou a square ont Jeffersonian Platform in the ooming Presidential election, if suoh a one should be eo presented. Thiaques- tion was then considered by this pro fessed Metropolitan organ of the De mocracy as “a trifie ini|R>rtinent.” It was also th’n, that we b.vume fully satisfied vs to what w w the controlling motive, in its open defect).hi lu 1868. It w.is then, that we became perieotly satis fied that, iu the Democratic fold, this “professed orgm." was nothing but a “ico(f iu sheep's clothing." Tne covering is nor throwu off, and this wiley Kadionl, with his mask down, is out openly—not for a Democratic President, or any one iu sympathy with a single artiole in the Democratic creed, but for one who, during his whole life, has been “trained' in the “ideas'* and “policies" of the “straightest seot” of Centralists and Imperialists. Whether the Democracy will “spon taneously'' sot as the TForM Ventures to assert, in ease the Cincinnati Convention shall do as it advisos, time—a few day-s will disclose. We oannot, however, forbear the ex pression of our opinion in the meantime, that they will do no such thing, either "spontaneoualy" or by “compulsion.” This is our own “spontaneous” judgment, and it is strengthened by what we see in another telegraph from Washington, announcing, on the authority of Hon. Fernando Wood, of Mew Fork, Chair man of the Democratic Organization in the Houso of Representatives of Con gress, that if the Cincinnati Convention, shall do as advised by Mr. Belmont, their action will be repudiated by the Democracy of the Union. So mote it be, is all we have to say to-day. AH. a Tha Ssatla.ra Praikjrtartaa Rcvlaw. The April number of this able Quar terly has justoome to hand. It is printed in Columbia, a 0., at "The Presbyterian Publishing House,” iu that oity, con ducted by an association of Ministers. The well known character of the sev eral contributors to this number will at ouoe attract the attention of our readers, for we give below the oontents, with the authors of each Article. Judge Cocke, of Florida; Bev. E. O. Frierson, of Alabama, and Dr. B. M. Palmer, of Mew Orleans, are men exten sively known throughout the United States, and two of them, at least—Cooke and Palmer — have reputations in “the Bepublio of letters” extending far beyond the limits of oar Ocean bound “Federal Bepublio" of thirty-seven dis tinct, separate, sovereign—self-govern ing—States. A. H. a coarsens or vex iron, icnu or rax sacraxas AtUeU. rsssswsossx aanaw. L KtruaUrM OsasacaaMoa sad MluiiUibl It oSSBSir'iui <hrak'niaraui>hy!"fi jjjdjTWai. Arckra Cock* MsattwUo __ III. Tk. Aporaypral iin TraramraL*' By to. Met. u. 6. nimoi, llatsee, Ala XU IV. Tk. Flwkytonte. Bj th* Her. 1. A. Snath. MMsad. Trass SM V. TWTHS...1 a Mater. By tO. Bra. B. M- Valnir. B.B. UL D.. KrarOaUapa. LmUum U| VL fichoota for Mlntalariri'KdaceUon’a&d a ttetir fodgviMai .......V m v » ‘■"’TV* 1 °aUw'OaraMoaat'tC.Ht« * L Mr*. haHoa'i Works im tUSRt* TELEGKAPH By the Sew York Associated Press. INDIANA. Tb« Work lag.Men Marmot. Nsw Albany. Ind., April 27.—The working-men have issued an address call ing a mass convention of Labor Reform ers, to be held June 8th. They have al so selected delegates to the Cincinnati Convention. ENGLAND. London, April 27.—Rumors of a terri ble disaster near Mount Vesuvius are current here. Reports say of a number of persons whose charity led them too near the volcano, 63 were killed or wounded by a shower of lava. The Tiohborne claimant has been re leased onfboil, ITALY. Tk. Ba-nptlaaa «f Vratarlaa. Rome, April 27.—The eruption of Ve suvius continues. Two hundred persons bare been burned. The flames burst from under the feet of the inhabitants. The pooplo are flying from Terre de Greco. Naples, April 27.—There is no abate ment in the eruption r.f Vesuvius. The lava flows down the mountain sides de stroying everything. Mo Americans are missing. Explosions are heard and the flames are distinctly seen from this city. There is a great panio around the base of the mountain. WASHINGTON. About AdJ.urum.ut — Default.. Llm- >nl. Washington, April 26.—Senator Wij- son says Congress will not adjourn until tbo amnesty bill shall have been passed. E. Davenport has been arrested on a requisition from ths Governor of Ten nessee, on the charge of being a defaulter to the amount of 810,000, aa Receiver of the McMinnville A Manchester railroad. He has been held to answer the charge. MASSACHUSETTS. Too Much of u Blow for Jubllc. Ull- mor*. Boston, Miss., April 27.—During a heavy gale last night two gigantio trees and a portion of the wall, ana two towers of the Jabilee Coliseum, fell with a crash that was heard for miles. One of the end towers hod reached the height of 110 feet None were hurt. FLORIDA. Politic, lu tk. Laud of Plow.r«. Tallahassee, Fla., April 27.—The Liberal Republicans ore organizing for representation at Cincinnati. A quorum is present in the Legisla tors—that in the Senate being obtained by bringing in a member who recently was convicted of bribery. Acting Governor Day addressed both Houses against the olaims of Governor Reed, who was impesohed, but not tried, by the lest Legislature, ou the ground that he is yet to be tried. MEXICO. Tko Condition ortho In.urrectlon, Matamobas, Mexico, April 27.—Sad Luis Fotosi is quiet. Stage and tele- graphio communication have, generally, been re-eatablished. BTrevino’s cavalry ia at Reynoso. Tho rebels temporarily occupied Zsoetecas. One thousand men, two thousand gnus, and eleven cannon were enptured. Mo government forces aro near Sal tillo. Negrete was defeated by tho Puebla garrison. A merohant from the intorior reports that Diaz is in Jalisco, leading a strong division. Trevino publishes an address to the people of Matamoras, informing them that he oomes to relieve them from Juarez' usurpations and tyranny. Trevino'a forces are scattered for snb- eistenoe. Later.—A courier from Csmargo re porta that Rocha has been recalled to tho City of Mexico. MARKET REPORTS DT TBLEORAFH TO THE ATLANTA DAILY SDN. HONEY MARKKTI. London, April 27, noon.— CouBolslfSl; bonds90J. Paris, April 27.—Rentes 601. New Yore, April 27.—Stocks strong; gold firm at 12); money Arm at 7; ex change—long 9|; short 10k; government bonds steady. COTTON MARKETS. Liverpool — Noon—Cotton opened quiet, with uplands at lldfatllid, and Orleans H|@ll{d. Later—Cotton dosed quiet, uplands Ud,—Orleans ll|d@lljcl. Sales day were 10,000 boles, of which 4,000 wero for specalation and exportation. Mew Yobs, April 27.—Cotton is firm at 23f for uplands; soles 217 bales. PRODUCE MARKETS. London, April 27.—Sugars on the spot are quoted at 36a 9d—to arrive 30s fid. Later.—Sugar closed at 30s 6d. Liverpool, April 27.—Breadstuff* aro firm. Corn closed at 38a 9d. Mew York, April 27.—Flour is 6@10c. better. Wheat is lo. better. Corn is a shade firmer. Pork is steady; new mess 814 00. Lard is steady; steam 9i@91 o. Turpentine ia dull and heavy at 69o. Resin at $3 85@3 95 for strained. Freights are steady. MARINE iiwi. Nbw York, April 27.—Arrived—The Batavia, the Spain, the City of Balti more uid the Lao.. Maison de Ville WALL Bt, ATLANTA, Oa, HOLCOMB tt ImKVE, Proprietors, First CUm in all its Appointments. Fart IrwHw, FIm amd WhUk\*t. Tk* M MmUm sf Malt Ldquon. oStmJsmi from tk* BondedI itoMi. •cm mmmmmrsmjr cm. srmtmtnr it rcmcmmmmm tjr rsAWJMJS. OIMON't MONOGRAM WHISKY Boogk* tom ths pi ops totes himself. Tho Best Kentucky Dourbon OGLETHORPE COUNTY Grand Jury Presentments. JiprU Term,, 1872. •glut mo mm cm. mvrxmsom ememr We, the Grand Jury, chosen and sworn for the April term of the Superior Court of Oglethorpe county, beg leave to make the following several presentments.: Through appropriate committees, we have exam ined the Jail, and find It well kept by Mr. William Edwards; but altogether unsafe to keep prisoners in, and the windows of tho upper story, and the steps, need Immediate repairs. We bsv* also, through committees, examined ths books of the Ordinary, and the books of the Clerk of the Superior Court, and ths books of the Treasurer, and And them neatly and properly kept, which re flect much honor on each of tho said officers, viz: F. J. Robinson, Ordinary; George H. Lester, Clerk; fi. A. Gresham, Tiassurer. In tbs Treasurer's Report we find that he has re ceived Nine Thousand Three Hnndrsd and Sixty- Seven Dollars and Fifty-Mine Cents; and paid out Eight Thousand Seven Hundred and Forty-Eight Dollars and Thirty-Four Cents; leaving a balance In the Treasury of Six Hundred end Ninety Dollars end Twenty-Five Cents. Appointed for Common School Commissioners— O H Lumpkin, Pope Barrow, and D H Witcher, for two years; and T D Hutcheson and W U Foster for four years. We recommend that the road leading from Wood stock, In Oglethorpe oouuty, to Woodvllle, in Green county, crossing Little River at Watt's Bridge, re main where it is; and ths Road between Mrs Glorl- ana W Johnson's and Thomas P Csllowsy’s, b* considered in Bowling Grssn District; and we fur ther recommend that no nsw bridges be built or nsw roads opened for the present, unless some un seen emergency should arise. The road leading from tho cross at Thomas P Calloway’s to the Wash ington road, we find has heretofore been neglected, recommend the Commissioners of that Dis trict to put hsnda on aald road and have It worked. The roads generally are in good condlUon, consid ering the many rains during the winter; stLT there many portions of tho roads in bad order and needing immediate attention, and we recommend and anjoln upon the proper authorities to enforce tho road laws, which are fully adequate, if enforced, and have all such bad places put In order, and es pecially charge that the Overseers put up signboards at ths proper places on all the roads in tho county. We recommend that the prcueut system In regard to paupers be continued. We disapprove the late law of the Legislature to establish a County Court, to for as relates to Ogle thorpe county; bulftve recommend, at tho assem bling of the next Legislature, that they give to us a County Court similar to tho former Inferior Court, with five Commissioners, and that they also Increase the fees of Justices of tho Peace, Constables and Sheriffs, and also to reduce the bonds of Constables and wo recommend that G F Platt, B H Darn* tt, A Witcher, JohnT Hurt, and M W Johnson be recom mended to ths Governor , to be appointed aa Com- mteslonors in aald Court We rocommend the Ordinary to levy such per cent on tho 8tate Tax as will ralae about six thoua- and dollars, which wo think will be quite sufficient for tho expenses of the present yoar. Tbs attention of Justices of tho Peace is especially called to the late law In regard to kteplug prope books, and to present the Bame lo tho Grand Jury at tho regular terms of the Superior Court. Wo very sincerely regret end disapprove the very extensive habit our citizens—young snd old—have of carrying deadly weapons about their persons, which la unlawful and daugeroua, and hopo that every good citizen in some way will uae his lnfluonco to put a atop to so great an evil. We recommend that tho Bailiffs, Wm P Edwards, receive fifty dollars for extra service*; and that JD McCarty, Bailiff, receive Iwonty-flvo dollars for extra services. In taking leave of his Honor, Judge Andrews, we embrace thla opportunity to express our thank* for his kindnoss and courtesy to our body. We also tender to Samuel Lumpkin, Solicitor, thanks for the aalthful discharge of his duty. We rocommend that the foregoing preseutmeuta be published iu Tax Atlanta Sun. GEORGE F. PLATT. Foreman. Lindsey Jacks, Gabriel Watson. Benjamin H Barnett, Middleton W Johnson, Richmond B Mathews, William T. Cramer, Elijah T MrrUn, George U Howard, James M Bushin, James A Faust Alexander H S Glenn, George W Whitehead. John M Kidd, » DoWitt C Smith, John L Landrum, Thoruberry J Bowling, Robert H Tumor, William T Patman, William BCampell, Minority Mteport on the County Court. We, the undorslgncd, members of the Grand Jury, respectfully dissent from the recommendation of tho majority, In rogord to the County Court, it being, in our opinion, a public necessity in this county, and wo think tbo Jury should have reoommended its tablishment. M W. JOHNSON, D C SMITH, J L LANDRUM. I hereby oertify that tho above and foregoing is true transcript from tho mlnutos of Oglethorpe Su perior Couit. This 23d April, 1872. ap26 GEO. U. LESTER. Clerk. GEORGIA—Oglethorpe County. W” Lexington, Go., on the first Monday in August, 1872. then and there to show cause. If any they can, why Loiters of Dismission should not be granted. apl9-wtd F. J. ROBINSON. Ordinary Oglethorpe C< Two Whitehall Street Stores . FOR SALE. I WILL 8ELL. vlth Indtapubblc title., two Brit class Brick Stores on Whitehall street. Can give time on a portion if desired. Call at once. 8uch property Is hard to come at. ap2ft- 3t G. W. ADAIR, Real Estate Agont Office Selma, Rome A Dalton R. R Co. REAU CAMPBELL, Local A*’t NO. I. THE H. L KIMBALL HOUSE. Atlanta. Ga., October 12th, 1871. TjIREIGHT AND FARE over Blue Mountain Routs, r via a R. A D. 11. H. and its connections to all 1stmlnal points, as low aa by any other routs, vis; 1>j MONTGOMERY. SELMA, MOBILE,VICKSBURG, JACKSON. CANTON, MERIDIAN and NEW OR LEANS. REAU CAMPBELL. Looal Agent 8. B. k D. R. R., No. 4 Kimball Uouas. octI2dlf Royal Insurance Go. Of LIVERPOOL. ENO. CAPITAL - • 89,000,000 LOSSES ARB ADJUSTED AND PAID IN ATLANTA, without taring to Im Mat to tk. Horn. Otto. o/tk. Co. O. ‘WelltDorn, AGENT. MQKQU-CiHPP Ooumrr. mb AlX WHOM IT MAY CONCERN- Whereas. L Dontsl R. Proctor has applied to ms for letters of administration on the estate of Theodors Proctor, lots of said These ore, therefore, to ctu and admonish all and slngalor. the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time pres cribed by law. and show caflee. if any they have. WALLACE P. REED, Attorney At Jj»w, ATLANTA OA. Administrator’s Sale. STATE OF UC0KUIA, Catti'lm Co. B Y virtue of an Order from the Honorable tho Court of Ordinary of said county 11 he sold before the Court House •I Hi. Marys, on the first Tuesday •f TState T OF L,JtJTD % opfi- GBORGIA—Fulton County. Mary Doby ) Libel for Divorce In Fulton Bu rs J perior Court—November Term— John B. Doby.) 1870. T appearing to the Court, by the return of the . Sheriff, that tho defendant in the above stated ee la not to be found In said county, and it ap pearing that he does not reside in the State, it is on motion of counsel tor petitioner, ordered: The said defendant do appearand answer at the next term of this Court, els* that the csss be considered in de fault. and the plaintiff be allowed to prooeed. And it la ordered that this rule be published in as of the Gazettes of this State, once a menth for four months. October 28. 1871. GARTBELL k STEPHENS, Attorneys for Libelant 4A.A true extract from the minutes of said Cour October JO, 1871. Jana-As; W. B. VENABLEjfHerk.^ GEORGIA—Fulton Countt. Fulton Superior Court—October Term—1871. Miram C. Kershaw, 1 vs. | Libel for Divorce In said Court James Kershaw. ) ~~T appearing to the Court by the return of the Sheriff, that James Kershaw, the defendant in the above stated esse, does not reside in said county of Fulton, and it also appearing that he does not reside iu said State of Georgia, it is. therefore, ordered by the Court that service of said libel be made ou aald James Kershaw by publication of this order In any public Gazette In this 8tate, once a month for foui months, previous to the next term of this Court. Granted by the Court. __T A true extract from the mlnutos of said Court November 17, 1871. Jan3-4m W. B. VENABLE. Clerk. NOTICE. GEORGIA—OGLETHORPE COUNTY. O RDINARY'S OFFICE—The public is hereby Ufled that tho official advertlaemeuts of this office will hereafter be published iu the Jtlanh Sum. Lexington, Ga„ April l(h 1872. apl7- _ NOTICE. GEORGI A—OGLETHORPE COUNTY. O FFICE of the Clerk of the Superior Court—The pabllo is hereby notified that the official adver tisements of this office will hereafter be published iu the uSIlantm Sim. Lexington, Go., April 10.1872. IOEO. H. LESTER, Clerk Supenor Court, *p!7- NOTICE. GEORGIA—OGLETHORPE COUNTY. SHERIFF'S OFFICE.—The public is hereby notl- kj fled that the official advertisements of this office will hereafter be published in the Ailtmt* Sum. Lexington, Ga , April 10, 1872. apl7- B. ADKINS. Sheriff. ! Superior Court—Novembei Torm—1870. r * appearing to the Court, by the return ol ’Ll Sheriff, that the defendant in the above state* case ia not to be found in said county, and It furthei appearing that he does not reside in this State, it is, at the next torm of this Court, else that the case be considered in dofonlt, and the plaintiff U allowed to proceed. And it is further ordered, that this rule be pul llshed in one of tho Gazettes of thta State, once month for four months. October 2U. 1871. GAKTRELL 4 STEPHENS, Attorneys for Libelant. Wi,A truo oxtract from tho minutes ol sold Ccur October 30, 1871. Jan3-4m W. R. VENABLE, Clerk. ELECTION NOTICE. Ordinary's Orncx, Fulton Co., Go., Atlanta, April 15,1872. WHEREAS. His Excellency. James M. Smith, Governor, etc., has issued a writ of election, making it known to mo that there is a vacancy In ths repres entation frojp this county in tho House of Reproscn. tatives of the General Assembly of this 8tato, caused by ths resignation of the Hon. Henry Jack- It is, therefore, ordered that an election be held at tho Court House in Atlanta, and at ths several elec tion precincts In said county, Ou Wednesday, the 8th gllay of May, next, 1872, to fill said vacancy. DANIEL PITTMAN, apl6-dot-wtd Ordinary Fulton County Plantation Hupplios. J AM now furnishing planters on time until 15th October next, with Bulk Meat, Bacon, Lard, Corn, Flour, Oats, Hey, Groceries, Tobacco, etc. Cash 01 den will also receive attention. A. K. 8EAGO, Jan23.3m. Merchant, Atlanta. OALFEE’S Great Liver Compound! M any eminent physicians have trie) in vain to prepare a medicine which will supei sedo tho neceasity of using OALOMIEL, BLUE MASS, it has been Induced to place it before tho public for the benefit of tho many who are afflicted with this distressing maladv. It Is only pat up by Dr. J. H. Calfeo, snd Is called Calfee's Great Liver Compound. PEMBERTON, TAYLOR 4 CO., Aro Wholesale and R sil Agents f its sale, snd every bottle Is warn ted to euro orihe prico will NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. Charleston & Savannah ROUTBS. ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, April 18th .A LL FretghtBills must be paid daily or onjdolivery. Thla is rendered necessary in consequence of daily abstracts and balances drawn at sight, one against the other, between the Railroad and Steamship » prompt collections. H. P. CLARK. Agent Macon 4 Western Railroad. ED. A. WERNER, Agent Georgia Railroad. J. N. Dunn. G. T. Ouleteee. Dr. J. M. Alxxandkr Dunn, Ogletree A Co., WHOLESALE PRODUCE, GROCERY AMD Commission Merchants, KHcImU atnet. ATLANTA. OA. Rxrxa to—M. G. Dobbins, J. H. James. G. W. Adair, and Wallace 4 Fowler, Atlanta, Oa. feb24-3m WANTED, JjlOUR TINSMITHS, ROOFERS. Coll at once. HUNNICUTT 4 BKLUNGRATH. ap25-«t No. 9 Marietta street NOTICE. Nicht Train • then* Branch. O N AND AFTER THURSDAY, 25th APRIL, 1872. snd until further notice Will mile CUm CmeetUn with up and down Night Passenger Trains, leaving Atlanta and Augusta. Lears Athens at 8 r. K. Arrive at Union Point, 11 r, u. Leave Union Point. 1 53 a. m. Arrive at Athens at 4 60 a. u. ft*. K. JOHNSON. •ptf-6l Superintendent ttailroab OLbccrlizzmcms. Atlanta & New Orleans SIIOHT . Ia I N J '. . ALL RAIL, PASSENCERS FOR MOHTTaOMERY r 1 Mel mu. Mobile, Birmingham, and Taslcaloosa, Alabama. MERIDIAN! Jackson, Grenada, Vicksburg Okulona, and Corinth, Miss., Brai W OR LE AMS Shreveport, Jefferson, Monroe, La. Galveston. And All points In Texas and Northern and Central Mississippi, Leaving A tin ,itla Twice Daily ! At (1:50 0’cl.cA A. m.. And at 7:00p. m., VIA ATLANTA AND WEST POINT R. K. Will make Direct Connections with the above ' places. 08 Milos Shorter To Montgomery, Mobile and New Orleans thsn Blue Mountain, via Kingston and Rome, or any other route, and aBQMllos Shorter Than by Chattanooga, Grand Junction and Corinth, to New Orleans and Galveston 857 Miles Shorter To Shreveport and Jefferson, Texas., than by Chattanooga and MemphU, avoid ing 614 miles Mississippi River Stoomboatiug. , will arrive lu Montgomery at 5:45 p. hour and twenty-five minutos earlier than Blue Mountain Route. SST Persons leaving Atlanta at 7:00 p. m., will ar rive in Columbur at 4:10 next morning. 49T 47 miles shorter than any other route to Sel ma, Meridian. Jackson and Vicksburg. 49*Every attention psld to the comiort of passengers. <l " . Mn"L , asre liandled-aud checked with care to all term.i..,i ^>o-1aLS, SST Faro as low os any other route. Through Ticket* for sale at the office of the Geuernt Ticket Agent in the Union Passenger Depbt lu Atlanta; also Macon & Brunswick RAILROAD COMPANY. Change of Schedule. O* ACCOMMODATION T«AIN, Leave Macon, Arrive at Brunswick Arrive st Jacksonville, Fla.. Arrive Macon. .. 8:20 A. M. .. 9:25 P. M. .. 6:00 A. M. .. 8:45 P. M. ... 5:45A.M. .. 6:25 P.M. TI1HOUUII PASSENGER TRAIN, Leave Macon 7:45 P. M. Arrive at Savaunah.... 7:45 A. M. Arrive Jacksonville, Fla.... 7:00 P, M. Leave Jacksonville, Fla..., 7;00A. M. At Macon with ths M. 4 W. R. R. trains to and from Atlanta. No change of cars between Macon and Savannah, and Macon and Jacksonville, Flo. HAWKIN6VILLE TRAIN, Leave Maoon passenger shod 3:05 P. M. Arrive at Hawxinsviiio 6:45 P. M. Leave Uawkmsville 6:44 A. M. Arrive at Macon 10:30 A. M, WM. MACRAE, nov4-tf General Superintendent. New Route to Mobile, New Orleun Vicksburg and Texas. Blue Mountain Route V I A SELMA, ROME, AND DALTON Railroad and its Connections. VJAS8ENOERS LEA YING ATLANTA UY THE radlroad SKSSKS at 10 A. M.. making close connection with Selma at 8:10 P. M. and making close connections with train of Alabama Central Railroad, arriving at Meridian 4 :00 A. M, Jackson 11:50 A. M. Vicksburg 2:55 P. M. ALSO, make close connection at CALERA with trains of 8outh and North Alabama Railroad, arriv ing at Montgomery.. Mobile New Orleans..... 7:10 P. M. 7:46 A. M. 4:25 P. M. The Rosd has been recently equipped end its equipment is not surpassed by any in the South for strength and beauty of finish. 49* No change of cars between Roms snd Selma PULLMAN PALACE CARS NO DELAY AT TERMINAL POINT8. Fare as low as by any other Route. — * T - -* •’■ingsto imball JOHN B. PECK, General Passenger Agent. E. G. BARNEY, General Superintendent REAU CAMPBELL. Local Agent, septl8-tf No. 4 Kimball House. oars, con.v, bulk jiieoits, n.iro.y, «c. quality. Bird's Eye Lime, Cement, Calcined Plaster, 4c. A. LBJ’DEN, Comuis'n Merchant W. If. Williams. feb24tf H YDE & CO., DESIGNERS & EN BRA VERS ON WOOD, Room No. 5 Granite Block, ATLANTA, G CITATION I GEORGIA—Camden Cocxtt—To all whom It may concern, CK7HEREA8, Isaac Epstein and Scott C. Pratt, ex- vv ecutora upon the estate of Andrew J. Dun ham, lata of sold county, deceased, apply for letters of dismission from tho administration of sold es tate; Therefore, ths kindred and creditor* of said de ceased, ore hereby cited snd admonished, to file will be granted the appUconta,at the July Term,next, of the Court of Ordinary, of said county. By order of the Court, this February 10, 1872. fbl5-3tno E. A. MeWHORTEB, Ordinary. Machinery for Sale. O'! com pit its. .000 pounds Shorting 500 feet Leather Belt tl Circular Haw Mill, oompleto, 2« feet carriage, 8 inch sew. 1 Malone's HorsS Power. 1 Bock Crusher, suitable for macadamizing pur poses. 1 five stamp, Chicago Quarts Mill, complete. apmt Thomson. Go. ANDREW HT. H. DAWSON. COUNSELLOR AT LAW (Mo. ZU Brradm,. Boom IK MEW YORK- MurthaVs Sales ror City Taxes. JtMay—first Tuesday. W ILL BE BOLD DEFOliZ THE COUBT IIOCSE door, iu tlio city of Atlanta, on tM first Tuca. day In May next, between legal hours olsile, the fol lowing property, for city taxes for the year 1871, to- wit: City lot No. 18, in ward one, land lot 82, on Simp- c street, adjoining Eddleman and Spear, contain ing 50x100 feet, more or lees; Mayor and Council vs. I. Banks. Also, city lot in ward 4, laud lot 47, on Baker street, adjoining Phillips, and Stpehens, containing ‘ iur acres,more or less; Mayor and Council vs. J. W. srsey estate. Also, city lot In ward 2, land lot 82, on Sharp and Gate City streets, ad join lug Doane, containing oue- fourth of an acre, more or less; Mayor and Council l Lucinda Daniel, colored. Alto, city lot in ward 4, land lot Bl.on Baker street, adjoining Bbcppard, containing one-eighth of au acre, more or less; Mayor and Council vs. Sarah Hunter. Also, city lot in ward 3, land lot 64, adjoining Hardwick aud Little, containing one acre, more or less: Mayor aud Council vs. Mrs. E. J. Hale. Also, city lot lu ward 2, block 39, land lot 76, on Pryor Btreet. adjoining Judson and Byington, containing 60x163 feet, more or less; Mayor and Council vs. Mrs. J. F. Trout. Also, city lot in ward 1, land lot 84, on Larkin street, adjoining Reinhesrt aud Kidd, containing three-eighths or a a acre, more or less; Mayor and Council vs. James Terliuno. Also, city lot No. 3, in ward 1. land lot 83, on Mau- guui street, adjoining Heavers aud Haynes, contain ing one-eighth of an acre, more or less; Mayor and Council vs. T. D. Biock. Also, city lot In ward 5, land lot 78 on Pryor and Wheat streets, adjoining Mundsy containing oue- fuurtb of an acre, more or less ; Mayor and Council vs. Mies Combs—Rhodes, agent. Also, city lot In ward 1, land lot 85, adjoining Harper aud Holland, containing 60x100 feet, more or less; Mayor and Council vs. Mrs. Edney Bowie. Also, city lot iu ward 1, laud lot 108, on Humphries street, adjoining U. S. Barracks, containing 50x40 feet, more or less; Mayor and Council vs. Kiltie But ler— Hprsybury, agent. Also, city lot iu ward 4, laud lot 56, on an ally ad joining O'Neal, containing one-eighth of au acre, more or leas; Mayor and Council vs. Gracy Brysnt, colored. Also, city lot in ward 3, land lot 53, on Richmond street, adjoining Sheibley and 8cott, containing one- eighth of au acre, more or loss; Mayor aud Council vs. Mrs. Jackson Barber, colored. Also, city lot iu ward 5, laud lot 79, on Marietta street and Western and Atlsntio Railroad, adjoining King and Jones, containing 25x30 feet, more or less; Mayor snd Cbuncil vs. Mrs. Harriet Bird. Also, city lot In ward 2, block 44, land lot 76, on Windsor snd Jones Btreets, adjoining Clayton, con taining 100x135 feet, moro or less; Mayor and Coun cil vs. Daniel. Also, city lot No. 1 in ward 1, land lot 83, on Rhodes and Davis streets, adjoining Harris, contain ing 50x190 feet, more or less; Mayor aud Council vs. Carbine. Also, one house on Ellis Btreet in ward 4. land lot 46, situated on W. D. Ellis' land; Mayor and Council vs. Clias. Fletcher, colored. Alxo, city lot iu ward 4, land lot 46, on alley adjoin ing Murdock aud Wimboy, containing one-fourth of acre, moro or lesB; Mayor aud Council vs. — Bibb, oolored. Also, city lot in ward 5, land lot 79, on marietta street, adjoiniug Dougherty and O’Keefe, containing ono-sixteenth of au acre, moro or less; Mayor and Council vs. James. Also, city lot in ward 5, land lot 78 on Spring and Baker streets, containing throe-fourths of an acre, more or Icbb; Mayor and Council vs. Adams. B-hslf of i rless; Mayor and Coun- Wolf. Also, city lot in war ! I. land lot 84, on Peters street, adjoining Huff, containing one-eighth of an acre, more or less; Mayor and Council vs. Williams. Alio, city lot in ward 2, land lot 85, on Whitehall street, adjoining Ketcbum, containing one-fourth of au acre, moro or less; Mayor and Council vs. Sewell. Also, city lot in ward 1, land lot 83, on Magazine street adjoining Hancock and Colo, containing one- fourth of au acre, moro or loss; Mayor and Council ve. — Keuhn. Also, city lot in Ward 1, land lot 82,on Gray street, containing one half on acre, more or less; Mayor and Council vs. — KateB. Also, city lot in Waxd 3, laud lot 54, ou Glenn street adjoining Bo rues and Dabney, containing one and a half acres moro or less; Mayor 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, moro or less. Mayor aud Council vs. — Jourdau, colored. Also, city lot No. 4 in Wardl, hunt lot 85, on Petors street adjoining Mitchell, ' containing 25x100 feet, moro or less; Mayor and(Council vs. — Neson. Also, city lot No. 2 in Ward 1, land lot 85, on Walk- or strost adjoining Bettis, containing 27x87 feet,more or less; Mayor and Council vs. — IUgsdell. Also, oity lot In Ward 2, land lot 76,on Crew street adjoining Wallace and McNaaght, containing one- fourth of an acre, more or lets; iTiyor and Council vs. Oliver Botnar, colored. Also, city lot in Ward 4, land lot 46, containing tea lesa, and known as the old Aistfllery in Peachtree Street adjoining Hunniontt, ooutainiug one half an acre, moro or less; Ma. or and Council vs. G. A. Hu- wold. Also, city lot in Ward 6, land lot 79, on Corput street adjoining Holland and Griffith, containing ouo-cigbth of an acre, more or less; Mayor and Council vs. E. BuckhearL| Also, city lot in Word 5, ing one-ha f on acre, moro cil vs. Mrs. M. A. Harden. Also, city lot No. 5, in ward ono, land lot 83, on Davis street, adjoining Harris and Garvey, contain ing 60 by 90 feet, more or less; Mayor and Council vs. Mrs. Harriet Haney. Also, city lot No. 2, in wnrd 4, land lot 45, on De catur street, adjoining Lynch, containing one-fourth of an acre, more or leas; Mayor and Council \s. Purtell and Ballard. Also, oity lot in ward 1, land lot 84, on Hunter street, containing one-eighth of an acre, moro or less; Msyor and Council vs. Mrs. F. Peck. Also, city lot in ward 4, land lot 51, on Cain street, adjoining Rice and Smith, containing one-eighth of an acre, more or less, Msyor aud Council vs. Lou. Stafford. Also, city lot No. 13, in ward 3. land lot 53, on Richardson Rtreet,adjoinlng Burke and Hart.contain- iug one-eighth of an acre, more or less; Mayor and Council vs. Mrs. C. Tensley. Also, city lot in ward 5, land lot 79, on Mills streot, adjoining Blackman, containing one-baJfan acre, more or less; Mayor and Council va. Mrs. Williams and Miss Anderson, Also, city lot inward 1, land lot 109. on Trebursey street, adjoining Brice and Williams, containing one-eighth of an acre, moro or less; Mayor and Council vs. Sallie Baldwin, colored. Also, city lot In ward 1, land lot 109, on Trebursey street, adjoining Jennings, containing 60 x 75 feet, less; Mayor aud Couucll vs. Tom Bell, Richmond street, adjoiniug Patterson and Yonulng’s, contain ing one-eighth of an acre, moro or less; Mayor and Council vs. Alcy Boll, colored. Also, city lot No. 64. in ward 3, land lot 53, on Martin street, adjoining Brown aud ltawson, con taining one eighth of an acre, more or lets; Mayor and Council vs. Burnesand Calhoun. Also, city lot in ward 3, land lot 45, Lynn, containing ono sixteenth of an ac less; Mayor and Council vs. Mrs. Burke. Also, city lot In ward 4, land lot 19, on Harris street, adjoiniug Medlock, containing one-sixteenth of an acre, more or less; Mayor and Council vs. Colly. Also, city lot in ward 5, land lot 81, on Wallses street, adjoining Bradley, containing one-eighth of an acre, n * *' * * Coleman. Al.». city lot. Hra. M ud 19, In irird 9 „„ rtreet, adjoining Young, containing onadourlh acre, more or lera; mayor aud council t«. Z b S. Gilbert, agent. “’“.ZWi, Alao. city lot In ward 9, block 10, land lot 7« McBouougb atrett, adjoining Hap. and Huger.’m talutng one and a halt acre, moro cr 1 tZ,. ,, aud council vs. W. li, Owens. ' - ,or Also, city lot in ward 2, land lot 85. on Rlclum^,, street, adjoining Wilson and Hammock, coJiinn one-fourth of an acre, more or less; mayor 1 council va. J. A. Beeves. 3 T au< * Aleo, city lot in word two, land lot 85, on Mcn...i i street, adjoining Alexander and Hammond, conS. 1 ; iDg one-half au acre more or Jess; mayor an.?., cU «. J. D. Wander. . or rad conn. AIM. city lot in ward tbroe, land lot 63 on m “•/treat, adjoining liaw.cn and Bran., cinUim f. “.^Ca'rro?;"' 1 ""”" ? Also, city lot in ward one, loud lot 84, on MxrVi,. street, adjoining Frazier and Martin, conuTinT 30x100 feet moro or leas; mayor and cbuncil * Daniel. "• Art Also, city lojt in ward four, land lot 45, on Hcn«i street, adjoining Griffin and Foeter. containinir oii^ fourth of an arr. mo. ... l.„; m . Jor , n(1 c “ u "j Alio, oity lot in ward four, laud lot 61, on Calhc. and CHn street., adjoining!)?., conuSing"5 vlc^Carpet'jonfca’ “* JOT mid council v>. Wm. A. Jett. ' “*1 | * Also, city lot in wrad 4, land lot 61. on Butler .., Ellis street,, containing one-eigbt of an acrenjur. less; mayor and council va. J. M. O’Neal or Also, city lota No. 19 and 20, in ward 3. itnd i 0 m on Read street adjoining ltawson and Robert, con taiuiug one-fourth of »u acre more or less m.v. r and council va. P. H. Lynn. * r Also, city lot in ward 6, land lot 79, o adjoining Foater, containing one-fourth*of u more or lesa; mayor and council vs. Wm. Pau„ Also, city lot No- 1C, In ward 4, land lot 19 on Harris and Foster streets, adjoining Orme snd Hill containing one-fourth of an acre more or less - mav... aud council va. T. N. Perdu®. ' yur Also, city lot In want 1, land lot 82, on Strom, street, containing one-half on aero more or mayor and council va. P. H. Powell. Also, city lota Noa. 21 and 22, in ward 3, laud lot 53, on Crumley and Read streets, adjoiniug Rawsou containing one quarter of an acre, more or leu* mayor and council vs. J. W. Roberts. Also, city lot No. 8, in ward 3, ou Fair strut land lot 63, adjoiniug Ellla, containing one-eighth of au acre more or leas; mayor aud council vs. J. a Thompson. Also, city lot In ward 3, land lot 44. on GulUtt street Also, city lot No. 16, in ward 1, land 108, adjoiniug Huge aud Dodge, containing ons-fourth of au acre more or less; mayor aud council vs. Jos. Lumpkin. Also, city lot in ward 4. land lot&l, containing oue- eighth of an acre, moro or less, mayor and couucil MdOtlen Calhoun, colored. Alto; city lot in ward 3, land lot |3, on Fair street, adjoining Buchanan and Mangum. containing cue. n Luckie street rth ofau acre >• Wm. Parker. eighth of a va F. Corey. Also, city lot in ward 6, land lot 47, on Randolph street, adjoining Allen, containing one-fourtli of au acre, more or less; mayor and council va. Johu Pa via, colored. Also, city lot in ward 4, land lot 45, on Houston street, adjoining Guyton’s, containing one-eighth of an acre more or less, mayor and council vs. barnuei Foster. Also, city lot No. 5, in ward 1, land lot 83, on Mor gan street, adjoining Chapman and Day, coutaimny cilt r less, mayor and < rless; mayor aud o . nliania street, adjoining Little and Pearce, containing out- fourth of an acre mofo or less; mayor and council va. Sarah Harris, colored. Also, city lot in ward 3, land lot 54, on Gleua street, adjoiniug ltawson aud Little, containing ouo acre, more or less; mayor and council va. Thomas Horn. Also, city lot in ward 2, land lot 108, on Wtlli Also, city lot In ward 1, land lot 199. on Mitchell street, adjoining Lykea and Jennings, containing one-fourth ofau acre, more or leu: mayor and council vs. Samuel Irwin, col. Also, city lot in ward 1, land lot 84, on Walker treet, adjoining Defoor and Sewell, containing 25x IU feet, more or less; mayor and council vs.C. Jen kins. Also, city lot No. 9, in ward 3, land lot 53, on Ful ton street, adjoining Lynch, containing one-eigth of an aero, more or leas; mayor and couucil vs. Levis Bently, col. Also, oity lot in word 2, land lot 86, on McDaniel street, adjoining Yates and others, containing one- fourth of an acre, more or loss; mayor and council va. M. T. Callaway. Also, city lot No. 26, in word 3, land lot 63. on Mar tin street, adjoining Kernodle and Alexander, con taining one-eighth of an acre, more or leas; mayor and council va. Ben. Carter, coL Also, oity lot No. 17, block 3, inward t» tend lot 53, on 8oloinon street, adjoining T.idwsn and Holliday, containing one slghth of an acre, more or less; may or end council vs. Frederick Jock. Also, city lot No. 15 in ward 3, land lot 53; on Fvl- ton street, adjoining Thomas and Lynah, containiug one-eighth of acre, more or lem; mayor and council vs James Pool, oolored. Aleo,city lot in ward 3, land lot 20, adjoining Wh<*h er and Goldsmith, containing one-eighth ot an aers, more or leas; mayor and council va James Shsrrer. Also, city lot in ward 4, land lot 51, on Cain and Butler streets, adjoining Kemp and Stanford, corn taining ono-sixteenth of ah acre, mars or leas, Mayor and Council vs. Morgan Summers. Also, city lot in word 4, tend lot 61, on Baker and Butler streets, adjoining Mangum an 1 Evans, con taining one-fourth of an acre, moro or leas; Mayor and Council, vs J. It. Swinee. Also, city lot No. 6 in ward 1, land lot 85, on alley adjoining Hambrick and Huff, containing 33x80 feet, more or leas; Mayor and Council vs. J. Stokes. Also, city lot No. 16 in ward 1. land lot 82, on Jamo« avenno, adjoining JoneB and Ray, containing 50 by 100 feet, more or less; Mayor and Council vsF. U. Also! city lot No. 15 in ward 4. land lot 19, on alley adjoining Ponder and Sparks, containing one-fourtli of an acre, more or less; mayor and council vs K. Hill. Also, city lot No. 38 in ward 3, land lot 53, on Ter ry street, adjoining Rawson and Lee, containing one-elclith of an acre, more or less; mayor and coun cil vs J. O. Barnes. Also, city lot No. 10. In ward 1. land lot 108, on Parsons street, adjoining Hill and Candler, contain ing one-fourth of sn acre moro or less; mayor and council, vs. Jas. Harp. Also, city lot in ward I, land lot 81, on Wallace street, containing one-fourth ofaa acre more or less; mayor and council va. Jos. Jackson. Also, city lot in ward 4, land lot 51, on Calhoun street, adjoining Kstchum and Pope, containing one- fourth of an acre more or loss; mayor and council vs. Newman A McGregor. Alao, city lot No. 8, in ward 1, land lot 82, on alley adjoining Huff and Egleeton, containg 33x80feet more or less; mayor and council vs. Abram Powell colored. Atlanta, March 4th, 1872. Gbo. T. Avdxrsox, Marshal., April 2d. 1872. more or less; Mayor and Council vs. — Also, city lot in ward 5, land lot 81, on South street adjoining M. H. Bradley, containing one eighth of ' acre, more or less; Msyor snd Council vs Bi snt. Also, city lot in ward 1, land lot 85, on Brick-Yard street, adjoining Mitchell, containing onc-eighth of ou acre, more or lesa; Msyor snd Couucil vs. F. W. Roberts, Trustee. Also, city lota Nos. 12, 13 and 14, in ward 4, land lot 46, adjoining Rosa and Mangum, containing *; Mayor and three-fourths of Couucil vs. Atkinson. Also, city lot No. 7, in ward 2, land lot 85, Ira Burke aud Shurer, (containing lore or less; Mayor and Council vs. Mrs’ whealer’ Also, city lot in ward 5, land lot 79, onAlexonder and —>aon strr-*—— ** - • i of acre Tatum. Also, city lot In ward 5, land lot 78. on Bal Hull streets, adjoining Crenshaw and Biggei taintug one-hair an acre, more or less; Mayor and Council vs. Robinson. Also, city lot in word 4. land lot 46, street, adjoining Pittman and Lively, contmning three-sixteenths of an acre, more or leas; Mayor Council vs. Ripley, colored. Also, city lot inwards, land lot 81. on alley and Western and Atlantic Railroad, containing three- fourths of an acre, mors or less; Mayor and Council va Kemp. Also, one house on Ellis street, In ward 4, tend lot 46, situated on W. D. Elite’ land; Mayor and Council vs. Georgs McCsrler, colored. Also, one house on Ellis street, ward 4, land lot 46, situated on W. D. Ellis’ land; Mayor end Coun cil vs. Alfred Maxwell, colored. Also, city lot in wenl 4, land lot 47, containing six less; Mayor and Connell Dorsey. Also, city lot In wardl, land lot 83, o« •treet, tdjolnlng Bran «na Mirloo. ronUlnln, 50x200 feet, D'n» • «•*«• ---« « *• - “ Newton — —----, .—.itaining >«•; “»Jor «uJ Couucil t«T- Kitchens. AGO. oity lot No. 17x18, iowrad ono. Und lot 88, i alley adjoining Prince, containing 90x104 feet ore or Las; Mayor and Connell vs. — Harris. Also oity lot in ward 4, with improvements there- on, hibig residence of defendant, containing two acres, more or Ism, situated ou corner of Wheat and Oollina streets; Mayor and Council va. Marcos A. Also, dtv lot In ward 4. land lot 51, on Georgia RaUromLadJolning Shumate and Brooks, containing three-sixteenths of on acre mors or less; mayor and council vs. W. Bagerly. Ateo, city lot in ward 4, land lot 61. block 17, on Collins street, adjoining llootcn, containing one- “°" 01 ’“*• couucil AGo. dty lot In wxrd 9, block 19, bud lot 76 ou •djotuiu, Holmra, coobJuUbt out* £b?j£u!£" mor *'* U “; “■*»<“ ud council ta Abo, oity lot lu -xrd 1. bud lot 96. on Humphrlra SfcisfsiYi'Lsr moM * i ~ i “** GEORGIA STATE COLLEGE Of jtgricullureand the Mechanic Arts. B Y order ot the Board of Trustees, ths exercUe* of this College, under the provisional organiza tion, will begin ou the First of May next. E ars of age,snd have s fair knowledge of arithmetic, lgiteh,Geography, and Hitf “* ~ ’ The Trustees are making board at $12 60 per month. AU appUcations should be addressed to W. L. BROUN, President, •plltf Athens, Ge. HARVEST COMING RXCKISIOR .no WEBS mm* RBjrKHS. Hpraffffut «ffsNYn. i.mum .ffwwri. Baxter'* Jfnfine*. MoaSley' Variable Kag-imtt. Grain Cradle*. Cardwell Thre*her*. J*#»«’s Separator*. J*/tl*s Hortr Power*. Bone Bap Hake*. Hey Forks, Gross 8cythcs. Fen Mills, Fruit Drj er*. Evaporators, Sugar Mills, Washing Machines, Walking Cultivators, Dixie Double Bbovels. Blanchard Churns, Yibrstor Churns, FXiOWim pots, Store Trucks. Axis Grease. Corn Shelters. Revolving Horse Hay Rakes. Straw Cutters. WaU Fixtures. Guano, Seeds, etc., all in great variety at Mark W. Johnson’s, Agricultural Wunbcura. 61 Brand airrat. upllo Atbflte. For Rent. Half or an flight Boom House and Larfe Harden In East End. Inquire at this Office. RiM
