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d THE DAILY SUN always ft on First Page; Local and Business Notices •. Fourth Page. Mitigl* «'ople-e « f the «un For ale at the Counter. I *Al 1.V 6 rente WEEKLY 6 Cents ATLANTA. GA. Saturday Morning, May 11, 1872. E. Neuiict, Esq., of Social Circle, our General Traveling Agent. He moat widely and favorably known all over Georgia aa a correct and reliable buftihet* man. Hie genial flow of spirits make him welcome among all classes o f people. t f Georgia Press Assoclvtion—Friday By nine o'clock aeventeen carriages from the livery stables, and many private ones, and an omnibus, were in line for "the famous Ponce de Leon Spring.” Before they started, an absnrd individual asked a bit of information from a group of newspapermen : said, he ‘‘Who’sdead?' The outrageous idea tbut a pleasure party of * live' editors going to the Fountain of Perpetual Youth was a funeral, brought up iu the rear bv an omnibus—with Harris, Grady and Gorman as chief mourners. At the Spring, fun was rife, and legiti mate “outsides” wore put to rich and bouutiful refreshments furnished by that “Prince of Hosts,” Mr. Crittenden, of the Kimball House, and served in the ex perienced style of the Lessee of the spring, Mr. C. P. Maguire. Col. Yancey welcomed the Association and told how Juan Ponce de Leon was not happy because he failed to find the fabled Bimini. Oh, if he had lived iu this progressive age and could have met, while in Florida, with Gorman, and giv en him an advertisement, Atlanta would have sent a special train for him. The welcome was responded to by President Estill and Vice-President Styles. The company refused to return until Major Hotchkiss, of Old Virginia, was heard from, who spoke of his now getting sixty-one editors of the South to take an excursion “on to Richmond” and to “invade the soil o! the North with goosequills reversed. On return to tho city, the Association and prominent citizens were taken on the West End street cars by Col. Adair to his residence, where they enjoyed the flavor of strawberries and that “garden ysrb,” mint and its “fixings.” After whioh they proceeded to Col. Wil son's, and got more of the same sort. Col. Adair stated, in response to the toast to his health and prosperity, that he owed about all he possessed to ad vertising. “Nothing,” said he, “costs so little and pays so well as a liberal use of printers’ ink." At the noon session, these additional papers reported: Brunswick Appeal.T. F. Smith; Central City, (proxy), J. P. Sawtell; Lumpkin Telegraph, J. It. Christian; Perry Home Journal, (proxy), 0. W. Styles; Warrenton Clipper, (proxy), J. Henly Smith. Mr. Jas. A. Wright, of the Abbeville, (S. C.), Medium, but formerly of Geor gia, was tendered the privileges of the Convention from the first day. At the afternoon session a spirited dis cussion ensued on “Auxiliary" papers. "Pateut outsides” were caved in.— After various modifications, the follow ing report of the Committee on this sub* ject was adopted: The last resolution gave rise to a vig orous and even eloquent debate, whioh settled the "excited elements on patent outsides as a thunderstorm clears the at mosphere of noxious vapors. Col. Yan cey powerfully supported the resolution. Tho other chief speakers were Col. Ave ry, A. St. Clair Abrams, Col. Snead and J. Henly Smith. Exalted, direct and exhaustive discus sion of vital and difficult subjects would soon make meetings of the Press Associa tion a very necessity, and proud and happy occasions. The day was closed by a Grand Ball and Banquet at the Kimball House, furnished by our citizens; and this (Friday) morning, by the invitation of ex-Governor Brown, the Association took a pleasure excursion up the West ern & Atlantic Railroad as far as Chatta nooga, and a large part left with the in tention o' goiug on to Nashville. The Association adjourned to meet iu Americus in November, at tho call of the President and Executive Committee. We will leave to our brethren through out the State to speak os the spirit moves them of their entertainment by the peo ple of Atlanta. Where**, A number of journalists of the State ars patronising auxiliary publishing houses, and holier lug this to b« illegitimate and inimical to the preaa and the best interest of the people, Resolved, That this Association look upon all such publications with disfavor, and can in no wise recog nize them aa Journalists or members of this Asgocia- 3. That ninety days from date it shall be the duty of the members of this Association to strike from their exchange list all who persist in using such pub lications. and all whe engage iu the busiuess of aux iliary publishing. a. Members of this Association owning to tbs rules, regulations and rates o tion, 4. That tho papers repre»rnted in this Asaocla- Du be requested id publish these regulations. s requested The following rcsolation a, offered by Col. 0. W. Styles, were adopted Resolved, That advertising agencies that shall, aftsr present contracts are completed, aid Resolved. That the Printeia* Union be requested to ••rat" all such offices after sixty days from this date. ’J.'he CJqmpriUep pn Jjcgal Advertising recommended that iu ease a bill be agreed upotr, a committee of five be appointed to present tho same to the Legislature, uuil urge its passage, and that power be given them to make such modifications as may be found necessary in order to secure its passage, provided its tenor and spirit be conformed to and preserved. flip fpllowiug bill was subsequently Adopt*! j A PI *4. To be eutitled an Act to regulate the mode, man tier and prices of publishing tho legal advertise ihall be tho duty of the saver*! names of the actual bona fitU t of aucb publishersi, and the Mt circulation in the county, published tq said county, or if *r, then to the paper wholly I in this State shall be selected n to bo the official paper of the ill be inserted all ihe legal ad- coffuty. Ahd this mode of he- tied at the $nt of fc4cfo‘tw^ve -ther enacted. That all silver- froin orders of th e Court of Jamt, or utherCoqrta In the is State, when sent to a pewa- sball b# accompanied by the other levying officer of the I ma same, me j.srij ur |»si uri levy is made, shall place in the a auffleient auiu or money to or publishing the same, which irtber enacted. That for all Is- every character whatever, the ithortzed to chargo and collect for each inaertiou required by ety words, or less. shall oops|i- ip levy Of: other advertisement tan one square. rther enacted. That inegee any shall tad to comply with the section of this Act. be shall be rs hundred dollars, to be col- Mourttiee. as other floes aud id. and applied te couuty pur. rther enacted. That it shall be tier or proprietor of the paper ected. to preserve a complete ich such legal advertisements M expiration of twelve months non. have tha asms bound in a Inary. to be preserved as o which tho publisher or proprietor shall be furnish- ed compensation to the amount of the subscription price of the paper, aud two dollars fur the binding; te be paid bv the Ordiuary oat of any funds in the 1 reaiiury of hit county. In default of such perform ance, the publisher or propi ietor shall forfeit and Uie county the sum of twenty dollars. And be it further enacted: That if any of ficer in th s State, required by law to publish official advertisements, and not being himself the publisher of the newspaper selected, shall reoeive any benefit, either directly or indirectly, from such advertising, he shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall b« mnlahed, on oonvictlon, by 4 fine of not more than hundred dollar*, or imprisoument for any time Official Xbtuttisemem*. GEORGIA BONDS. not more than six months. Sec. 7. And be it further enacted: That all laws and parts of law* conflicting with tliia act. be, aud the same are hereby repealed The Committee on “ lmenitit s of the Press” reported aa follows : The committee to whom was referred the fact, called to the attention of the Association by Colonel C. W. Styles, that the editor* ol the different news papers In tbs Oil/ of Mexico, hare formed them• [“to » society with a constitution which blnda them to abstain from personalities towards governed for more than a generation, 1 and making insecure property. Let ua take example from a people whom we deem ——-—..—Hngege la tion. Indicate the blackguard, aud weaken instead of adding strength to argument. The press, from mall and railroad facilities, has become the most wondei/Ul educational power of the age. It is teacher and preacher to all reaching city, village and haml unlike the spoken words of the to be read, scanned, pondered and laid away for re view aud examination, without trustlni * Its utterances, view aud examination, without trusting for recall to aa unreliable memory. The responsibility of the press is commensurate with the magnitude of its audience ant] the vastness of its power. It is an engine of irremediable evil, or of appreciable good. Those who control it should realize that the pen is mightier than the sword. They should be guided by au integrity unimpeachable, by prlnoiple un swerving, worshipping Troth with undevlatlug de votion; aud illustrating the press with the courte sies aud ameuities and chivalry which characterize the perfect gentleman in private and social life. Your committee, in the light of these views, re- commend the adoption of the following resolutions: Resolved, That this Association will reprobate aud eschew all vituperation and personalities in editorial discussion with each other. Resolved, That proprietors and editors should ex clude from their columns all language personally of- fensiva to propriety contained in anonymous com munications , however responsible the author may Respectfully submitted. C. P. CBAWroBD, ’ C. W. Hancock, Bkn. C. Yancky. State Treasurer's Office, j Atlanta, Ga., April 0, 1872. 1 The Seven per Cent. State Bonds, authorised by an Act approved January 18,1872, and Issued for the purpose of Exchange or Redemption of Old State Bonds of Georgia, maturing this year, are now ready for disposal according to the provisions of the bill. Quite a number have > lready been sold to Geor gians at 80 ceute,and au opportunity,for a taw weeks la offered to obtain them at the Stata Treasury Office at the above price; or they will be exchanged for the old bonds tailing due, rating th* old bonds at par and the new bonds at 90 cents the State paying a differ ence of Teu per cent In cash. These new bonds are desirable on several accounts 1. They are issued in strict accordano* with law. 2- No more are leaned than barely enough to lake up the old bonds maturing. 8. They are Redemption Bonds, which are rated on the Stock Market as the very beat class of securl- 4. The Coupon Interest will be paid promptly aemi-auuually, either iu New York or at the State Treasury. fi. They are exempt from State Taxation. Orders for purchase, or bonds for exoliaage, be sent to the Stats Treasurer in Atlanta, aud will receive prompt attention. There are strong reasons for these new bonds be ing at per in s abort Urns, and it is hoped Georgians will continue to show their appreciation, aa has the highest Judicial officer of the State, by purchasing Twenty-five Thousand Dollars for himself. By the advice and approval of tha Governor. N. L. ANUIER, ap7 state Treasurer. NOTICE. ^j^TLANTA, May 8,1872.—There will bo a meeting of the Democrats of the tth Ward on Saturday night, next, at King's Hall, Peachtree street, for the p pose of organizing the 7th Ward Democratic Club. GEORGIA—Oolethoepe County. J OHN T. P1TTARD, bead of a family of minoi children, has applied for exemption of personal ty. and setting apart and valuation of homestead, and I will pasa upon the same at 10 o'clock, a. in., < tho 27tb day of April, 1872, at my office. F. J. ROBINSON, Ordinary O. C. Lexington, Ga., April 10,1872—aprl7-wld2t Miraw C. Kershaw, j V*. James Kershaw, Libel for Dlvoroe in aaid Court Sheriff, that James Kershsw, the defendant in the above stated case, does not reside in said couuty of Fulton, and it also appearing that ho doea not reside 1 said State of Geo rgla, it is, therefore, ordered by Kctvnan Correspondence, Nbwnan, Ga., May 8, 1872. Editors of the Sun—Bear Sirs: I pre sume that a few lines from an old friend, giving some of the general news of this place and surrounding country, where there are many readers of your excellent paper, will not he unacceptable to you and a goodly number of your patrons elsewhere. There is general complaint among the farmers about tho backwardness of crops, especially of cotton, as the drought is preventing it from coming up, The feeling of discouragement is not confined to the farmers alone. Our busi ness men generally, and merchants espe cially, have apprehensions for the future, on account of it. Nevertheless, Newnan is not, I appre hend, oehiud other cities of the size, in all that is truly progressive, and the good people here are not indifferent to enter prises for the general good. There has been a number of picnics among the Sabbath schools, in which the ladies of Newnan know so well how to excel; and speaking of their efforts in this direction, reminds mo that there is now an organized amateur club or soci ety, chiefly composed of the ladies—the object of which is to give festivals and musical entertainments for the pleasure of citizens and visitors, ns well as to as sist in raising funds to build a new Meth odist eburph in thig plucp. The first of these entertainments Is to be a strawberry festival at Thomas Hall on Tuesday night, May 14tb, and if any, or many, of the young men of vour city, would take a little excursion down here on that occasion, I am bound to believe they would not only appreciate the festi val, bnt would thank me for letting them know where so much beauty and refine ment may be found at onpe aaspmoletl. Speaking of refinement—too much cannot be said in praise of the schools of Newnan. It would pot be extravagant to say that Mr. Kellogg atnuds if uot at the head of the list, at least among the first educators in all this oouutry; uud his ef forts have been appreoiu cd. Newnan is hopeful as to tho future — reference to her railroad, manufactur ing projects, etc.—aud that her mineral resources here and near at hand, are by no means to bo lightly esteemed. There is a mineral spriug here which would at tract hundreds of summer visitors aud invalids, if our people would make room for them, 41 rcA( fy Col. Thomas, of tlip McPowcll House, lias received a number letters from the low country, seeking board, and if he hud room euough to take all iho might come, this sppiiuer would find this ft lively htt(e city, Vewsas. P. y.—The Sptf is daily growing iu popular favor. The true Democrats of the country are with you and bid you God 8|>eed. Wo must light centralism to the bitter end. We must keep our es cutcheon bright, and our banner must not be lowered. We can survive defeat ou u right line, but success oven on a wrong one, will be certain death—not only to the Party, bnt to Liberty. the Court that service of aaid libel be made on said James KersluW b/ publicatiou of this order Iu any public Gazette iu this State, ouee a month for foui months, previous to the next term of this Court. Granted by the Court GARTRELL ft STEPHENS. Plaintiff's Attorney. A true extract from the minutes of said Court Sovember 17, 1871. Jau3-4m W. R. VENABLE. Clerk. /GEORGIA. OGLETHORPE COUNTY.—Whereas, VJ Isbam N. Pittard makes application to me for application to mo for person aud y of Acuuilla Pittard, minor of joUu y. pit) These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all per- ■aid letters of guardlanship should Lexiugtou, Ga., May 6, ’72. un-td F. J. ROBINSON, Ord. O. 0. Dr. J. A. OLOFTON, or HunUviue.Ata., Haa boon specially oalled to the city again, and may be consulted at tho HOUSE, for a few daya. All who may be troubled with PILES,FISTULA, STRICTURES Tumorn, diseases of the bladder, etc*, may be per fectly relieved, if they will call In time. Dr. C. removes all kinds of tumours from tbs sise of» ahot to the largcBf sl«ed tumors. Us refers to many of the medical professors of Goorgia who have been his patients. m5-tf GEORGIA—Fulton County. Mary Doby ) Libel for Divorce In Fulton 8u< V Dobj. i SS Court—November Term- Sheriff, that the defendant iu the above stated case is not to be found in said county, aud it ap pearing that he does not reside in the Stata, it is 1 motion of counsel tor petitioner, ordered: The s Court, else that tho csee be copsiflerej in de- and the plaintiff he allowed to prooeed- 1 it isorderod that this rule be published in four mouths. October 28. 1871.1 GARTRELL ft STEPHENS, Attorneys for Libelant. 63, A true extract from the minutes of said Co ur October 30, 1871. JanJM-r W. R VENABLE, Clerk. Al the United Slatet DUtrict Court for the ATorthern HU- tricl or Georgia. }n tho matter of William B. Mosos—lu Bankruptcy. rjini8 is to give notice ouoe a week for three weeks that I have been appointed assignee of William B. Moses, of Fulton county, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon petition of his creditors by tho Dla trict Court of aaid District. apM-wJt Mt>AU 14. fOWLKU. Assignee. Wanted. J JOCK qUABRYMEN to work on tho Havannah ft Memphis Railroad- Contractor* who have a hire* that ean he put 01 works immediately will call on or addrosa W. L. SALISBURY. President. myKMt Opelika. Ala IlHiikrupt Sale of tlie Semion — *T — -■Burnoy" WilllmnN’ Auction House 20 Marietta Street. Towels, Embroideries, Gloves, and thousands of other article*. Furniture, Saddles, l{af uosa, Canned Prices, fte. Htf.ES FBQty 1 O'CLOCK TO 4 P- M- Iallies 1 lleelrabte Country Sent tor. Sait af Ifirhtrtoqd, fruit*treed, with vegetable and flower paMt-us in order. The dwelling coutslns uine rooms, iuciud- kitchen, and was built iu 1808. Upou the pretu- aie servants' house, a large haru. and all nece*- outbuildings. The Kirkwood Academy, in very prosperous oondit on. is in sight. Alt ths surround- togs of this residence sre good, with the very best neighbors. Apply to IL C. Robson, Jams*' Bank especially invited to call and examine ie stock. Auction sales three times each day unrs from 10 a. u. to 12 M.. from 4 to Q r. m.. and -om 7H to 10 f - M. The stock must be closed out t once. All can expert bargains. Remember the number—26 Marietta street. Halts continue from day to day until all Is closed 1URMY WILLIAMS, R. H. BAPTIST, myl0-3t Auctioneers. JJroftMional Catbe. ■AMUEL LUMPKIN, Hol.Gen. Northern Circuit. LUMPKIN Sl OLIVE, attorneys at law, L«ilB|tOE, Georgia Practice aa partners, lu civil oases, in all the Courts of the Northern Circuit, and Atlanta. In crimlual Imalneaa, there Is no partnership. Mr. T. O. LAWSON. I. I. P1TKPATE1CK LAWSON & FITZPATRICK, Attornevs at Law. EATONTON, GA Will practice iu the Ocmuly.ee Circuit and 8u preme Court. Prompt attention given to Collection* u The Junior refer*, by permission, to Hon. A. | ten he ns, Hon. P. B. Robinson, Hon. A. 1 Hon. L. Stephens. ffHte ens. Hon. P. B. Stephans. ANDREW H. H. DAWSON. COUNSELLOR AT LAW WM. G. STEPHENS, ATTORNEY AT X.A.W OHAWfOHimLUL UA. WALLACE P. HEED, Attornoy at Xiaw, JuU-sm ATLANTA OA. JUKI All H. CASEY. PAUL C. HUDSON Casey & Hudson, Atton toys At Law Thomson, McDuffie Co., mhfl _ ORCIA. Proloaaioual Card. 3-X20. r. BJR.IBTOW, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Warren and Wilke 1. AU business intrusted 1 him will be promptly attended to. «£.Offlce st CrswfordviUe, Ga. Jan23-dftwtf. OALFKiS’S Great Liver Compound 1 M any eminent physicians have tried in vain to prepare a medlcino which will super sede ths necessity of ustug CALOMTEL, BLUE MA68, p mercury I It has boeu reserved for au East Tennesseean to PEMBERTON, TAYLOR ft CO., be refunded feb21-lm COFAKTNUHiw J.. HAVING REMO VHP MY LUMBER TO THE YARD formerly occupied by Jainea O. Allen, Decatur street, I have received into copartnership Hr. John U. Jonea, salesman to the late firm of Murphy ft Merriam; also my son Chas. E. Merriam, under the firm name of MERRIAM, JONES ft CO. and would respectfully solicit for tho new firm the patronage of the public, A. B. MERRIAM. Atlanta, April 13. 1872. aprlll4-tf fioiti Direnor^. EDWARDS HOUSE, SPARTA, OA. OOOUBAN k WATKINS, Proprietor,, FAIRDURN HOTEL, Ujr Mrs. E. McL*rln, Falrburn, Heorgla. tr Herd per My |X J, The Morning Train* from Atlanta to Weit Point, Ga . breakfast at this House, Three train- breakfast daily. ap-12-tf THE BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK, Cash Capital and Assetts $2, 00,000. Sonola Hotel, 8ENOIA. GA. ECKLES HOUSE, Business Square, Social Circle, Ga RATES OF BOARD: STERLiJra ECU EES, Prop'r Iu connection with this House is LIVE'RY STABLE Where good Horses, Buggies, Hacks and Careful Drivers'ran be procured at all times at reasonable rates. F. M. EGKLEfl, splT-tf Proprietor. BROWN’M HOTEL MAOON, GKOltQIA. rnuis SPLENDID FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IS THE X largest and best Hotel iu the Olty. It is situa ted immediately opposite ths General Pasaeuger Depot, and for Comfort, Elegance. Economy and at tention of its Employees ana attaches it offers great- induoementa to the traveling public, than any oth- ■ house iu tho Southern States. BROWN ft SON. JVST OFMLTEU, Tho Carter Hotel, GAINESVILLE, Ga. fJIHE ABJVK HOU8E, 8ITUATED ON TnE EAST r guests comfortable. aplO-tf J. CARTER, Proprietor. MA1MHALL HOUSE, MPJA'.VJ*. IU. A. B. LUCE, Proprietor. Djty Board $8.00. novSotf Mo DOWELL HOUSE, NEWNAN, GA, #*. TUO.tlAS, Proprietor. LITCHFIELD HOUSE, AOWONTH, GKOltQIA. best the market afforda. Central Hotel, CENTRALLY LOCATED, E A 8 T SIDE BROAD STREET COLUMBUS, GA. Dotard, Prr Day • - - - $3 00 feblfl- MRS. F. M. GRAY. KKNNKHAVV HOUSE, MA11IF.TTA, . . OEOHtJIA, LUMBER. JnEititlJtJtt, JOJTES x CO., White Pino Dooru, Windows and Blinds, the market will admit. Satisfaction Office and Yard next below Willingham Building, Decatur street, Atlanta, Ga. my?-tf ^NY PERSON HAVING Atlanta Street Hailrouil Stock For tho West End Lino. For 8ale, can find a buyer by tddrecslng W, m7-lt P. O. Box 273, Atlanta. Bricks ! BMUCKS ! Bricks ! ^8 GOOD BRICKS AS EVER WERE USED IN this city. Can be supplied in any quantity. Call at Cox ft Uili'a Store, examine samples, and leave or- tier*, J. N. smith. mt-iat 41A Baptist Church Strawberry Festival, Concordia Hall, TueHdu) Evcniiiir. May Uli, S o'clock! 1117-21 AU«I8S:oS, 25c. Jtlutual Second Hand Furniture STORE. All kiu<l* of Second Hand Fur niture, Household Goods Old Gold. Silver. Ihamondit, etc., Bought uud Sold. lligliett price* paid for good, of all deucriptiono by M. GUNST, Kent Door to Strong h Co.’i Cot ton Warehouse, llroad Street, Atlanta, Geoi-gia. myi-ct ' families desiring Cheap and Gomfortabla win ter quarters; only ono hour’s ride from Atlanta. Addreaa FLETCHER ft FRKYEH. _oetso-tf Proprietors. Madison House, .TMIIhO.r, GEORGIA. TERMS: S3 PER DAY. »pTlf N. 8. KISH, Proprietor. Greensboro House, J. J. DO HE RTF, Proprietor GREENSBORO, GA. ,p7-tf N EL Met HOUSE, GRIFFIN. QA, No*rly oppoaite I>Mwag.y Depot—only on. m ut»’« walk. Price Day Board yuit.tr SPOTSWOOD HOTEL’, MACON, OKUllOIA. (Nearly opposite ths Passenger Depot) Only Ono Minute’s 'Wnllc. THOMAS H. HARRIS, Proprietor. 0. J. MACLKLLAN, 8up'C nov24 L 4. a. 4AOMOM, g. T. JULIA OZjO 33 JACKSON & B HOTEL, JULIAN, Proprietor*. - - - - - Goorifln HAYS’ HOUSE. CUTHDERT, OA. IIKNHY HAYS, l>ro|»’r. day.. .S3 ORBBR HOUSE, FORSYTH. OA., Near Depot, aud onveulent to biiRlnsaa portion of towu. O. GREER, Proprietor. CALLAWAY. Clsra. Jan31- Gtiiiiiofsville Hotel Galnesrllle, Ga., J. A- Christian, Proprietoi Table always supplied with the very best fhe n ket affords, aud *i*nal attention giv«>u to the c of guests. In Hit nutrlet Court or the United Stale» !'or the Jt'orthern nntrieiof Georgia. \ week for'three SSI ) • jrX-tf H. B. HOBSON, On rjVfU* Is to five notice, ones weeks, that I U*ve be«u appointed Assignee of James W. Happingt<>u. of rullou county, Georgia, who has been adjudged a bankrupt by tbs Court of aaid Dis trict upon his own petition. ap2H-w3t NOAH 1, FOWLER, ftaetg—*. »•.*. JtlACRIE, Painter and Ueca^ator, turns thanks to his old patrons favors, and hopes by s ‘ continuance of the charge, Its patrons. RATES OF BOARD ; Per Two Weeks.. Per Week V* r M.iuti, llomoval. PREPARATORY TO BUILDING OUR NEW HOUSE on Pear lit rev and Line atreats, w* lisvs re- To i\o. li nr Street, Next door to Moore, Marsh ft Co., where ** have an extensive stock of HARDWARE, sod where we shall l>e pleased to see our customers end friends. T. M. Clark© & Co. Office Beimo, Home dt Dalton R. R. Co IlKAll OAttMBLLi Uni Ag’t NO. 4. THE II. I. KIMBALL HOUSE. AlLAnTA, Ga., October 12th, 1871. ie Mountain Route, connections to all leimiual points, as low as by any other route, vis; r J MONTGOMERY. SELMA, MOUILE.VICKHBURO. JACKSON, CANTON, MERIDIAN and NEW OR LEANS. BEAU CAMPBELL. Local Agent S. It. ft D. R. It., No. 4 Kimball House. ootlSdlf C4 ICO It til A—FuhTOM OOUNTT. Human It. Kruger i Li be I for Divorce In Fulton | Superior Court— Novein bci William C. Kruger. u—1H70. •Li Hheriff. that tlm di fi-ndaiit iu the above staUx case is not to be found In said county, aud it furthei appearing that he does not reside In thla State, It is. ou nmllon of coong«l for petitioner, ordered: That ■aid defendant, Win. C. Kruger, do appear aud au- i«*xt term of this Court, else that tin dared iu default, and ths plaiutiO D bis Htate, t llshed month for four mouth*. OctoberL . . .. GARTRELL ft STEPHENS. Attorney* for Libelant. . Hilt. W%.A true extra- f tho minutes ot said Cuur uepmer ten. I—MM W. R. VENABLE, Clerk. Printing OlHce and NEWWPAPER FOR SAl*E» <£l)e Cuuoln (Tounln Ncujs, f. r. bsvck, rwidont. ***. M. WALLACE. rrmUUat. UAJCIKL A STEM MB, W. JB.CS LE. EASES E „ DUCAL Di SECTS B. IT JEEM T HIS Company Is earnsstly rsoommsnded to ths people of Georgia on account ot its many advantages to-wit: Unlimited travel without extra premium or written permit: all policy-holder* share la one surplus—no classes—all fhr* alike, North. East. Sooth and West; its moderate rates of lnsuraaee; its solvency, skillful and soonomlcal management, fairness end good frith.and Its plan of Indorutaff on Baoh Policy at tha Tlm« of Issue the Caah Surrender Value Thereof In Dollars and Cents, whereby the policy le rendered e good collateral, and each policy-holder enabled to aa* what his poliev win be worth should he And himself, from any misfortune, unabla to kaep it up. Among the m * passed upou this Company tha following are presented: The San—Columbus, Ge.—aaid: There la no better Company in the land: a ootnparlaoa with other cor. poratlons of a similar obaractor will oonvtno* all of the tnperior sq/sfy in taking risks wiiA 0* Brooklyn Life The New York Sunday News mjs: Honesty, capacity end push are tha three elements that particularly characterise this company, and where such elements ere found, or a combination of them, success Invaria bly follows: ___ # The New York Atlas, speaking of the 8th annual report, say a: It will be seen that the net surplus Is near ly 28 per cent in exoeea of the whole amount of liabilities, and that the table of assets do not ooutaln on* dollar of 'unpaid premiums’ or ‘premiuma in course of transmission*—unstable Items which • • have no certain end tangible value. Such a balance sheet ean be understood at a glance by any man of oooamon sense, aud it is by following this straightforward policy • • that the Brooklyn Life Insurance Comps*y has met with each rapid and increasing suooeae. And.the New York Evening Mall: Among its list f net assetts we find neither *unpaid premiums’ nor •premfutua in the course of transmission.' Thus! . e assets may be regarded as so much cash In hand. The low ratio of axpeneea to the amount of business done Is anothc? gratifying factors of the report which will excite the frvorable attention of Insurers. Under the management of it* efficient officer* this company haa grown into favor with the poblln and richly merits the patronage it receives. ^Active end callable canvassing agents wanted throughout the State, to>hom liberal commissions wiU be M. L. BONHAM, otur't joiutt rom uKeanu No. t>, Second Floor, Grant's Building, Cor. Marietta and Broad SU., Atlanta,.G*. apl2-d2w-w-lm Worcester’* fflnnrlo Dietionarp. Extract from a Letter from Jyirginia, Dated Nov. 19, 71 t adopted Worcester as their Standard, and THE 5TANM1. it. The following is a copy of the 1 from the Record of tha University:” At a meeting of the Faculty of the University «.i Virginia, held on 7th. I860, Professor Holmes offeroa the following resolutions whioh were passed: •• RESOLVED, That In the opinion of this Faculty Worcester's Dictionary affords the most reliable Au thority lor th* Orthography of the English Language, 8. MAUPIN, President of the Faculty. WH.LIAM8DURO. VA., Deoembar 13. IP Al • ma.Ua, ortha Faculty 6! tha Collage of William ini tUrj, haU ou Honda, tart (Haa II,, tha t Ing Resolution was adopted ; " RESOLVED, That Worcester** Dictionary be adopted aa th* Standard of Orthography In the College *f William and Mary." By request of the Faculty, 1 have th* pleasure to transmit this Resolution. Very tru L. B. WHARTON, t W orcester’s Acting Secretary. Quarto Dictionary 2 Contains 1854 pages, and ovar 1000 Illustrations, It lx tlte Largeit, Cheapest and the Beet! We have, also, recently Issued illustrated editions of Worcester's Primary and OompcahsartiA Die- ... — „ Dictionaries have Just been introduced in the publio schools of Atlanta, have bean ad Boards of Virginia, Alabama, Arkansas, Nebraska and Minnesota, fte., fte. For sal ad«p- . sole by Messrs. Phillip! ft Crew, Atlanta, and by Booksellers generally. BHEWKK fc TILESTON, lab, IT HI Ik Straai BOSTOM. fiarbnmre, Cntlerg, (Sana, St. W. L. WADSWORTH, Atlanta, Oa., | OH A*. WTXN. W. L. WADSWORTH 6 CO- Importers and Dealers in Hardware; Also, a Large Stock of Stoves and Mouse Furnishing Goods. Opposite Jamet’ Bank. Whitehall Street. September 10-ly A’T’T-aATV’T’A . OA, Atlantic Coa.t tin* Jceishi Bonn. The “Atlantic Coast Line "Freight Route, -VXA- WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA, TO AND FROM 11.1 CTI.llORK, PHILADELPHIA, AI'.W FORM,\ BOSTOAT', And all Eaatem CtHea, and au Point» South and Southiceet, Over the Wilmington & Weldon, and Wilmington, Co-* lumbia & Anguti'D Railways and their Connections. A N KNTIHBL.Y NSW LINK OP INDEPENDENT CONNECTION* PROM TIDE- W2.TKB at Wilmington, N. 0., and Portsmouth, Ve., and of unbroken crage from Wilmington, transporting Freight, without transfer ot detention, to end from el I Interior potato. — management of this line presents its advantages to th* Southern Public upon the aesungo* ot car#- 1 quick transportation, uniform rats* with all competing lines, the lowest current insurance, and so H .Tv, . ; .A %7 .1 .. Will. n « l.Aln. .nA l>o«h1h forwarded daily, by one or the other oi onr rouies over ootn «u waicn urniw main iiiAnoruu* TATION la given to Columbia, & C., nod Augusts, Ga, there conn* ctiug with feat Freight Schedules to ter minal points. Olwervo tho Follo-wtnjj Exoollout Hojiednle ot Con- nootloiiM VIA. WilmlDHton and Stoum»hlp Linea: with DALTnfORE—By tha Honthara NDamahlp_Oo/a gtammlmdla^Rabacoa, Clydi, Bollw. laa.lu, each port every f * ‘ ‘ * ‘ - •ort every five days, Andrews ft Co., Agents 73 Smith’s Wharf,Baltimore, i PHILADELPHIA—Southern Fall bteamship Company’s Steamer, Pi- ton days, W. L. James, General Agent, 13U South 3d Street, Philadelphia. TTiirr ^, mn _ class Iron Steamers, Benefactor, Regulator, To. unteor. Vsi)ita and\w"> additional ships now building, leaving each port avery four days, H. 8. Ohl, Agent Pier OH Fast ltiver. Wilmington and AtlauUo Steamship Company’s Steamers Metropolis and Equator Leaving each port weekly, Washington ft Co., Agonts, 17.1 Greenwich street, Pier 12 North River. The Steamships of these lines being built exclusively for freight transportation carry all classes of freight in unlimited quantities. Via Portsmouth laud Znlaud Air - I.luol With BALTIMORE—Vla Bay Line Steamers, Dally, n. L. Poor, Oenoral Agent, Union Dock, a Fitnger- ald. Contracting Ageut, 164 West Baltimore stroet, Baltimore. With PHILADELPHIA-Annsmesslo Line, Trl-Weckly, John 8. Wilson, General Agent. 44 South 6thSi. uth Delawi With PHILADM .. 4 .. . _ , Phibwlolphla. Clyde ft Co.’s steamers, aeml-wueUy, Clyde ft Oo., Agents, 12th South Delaware Avsuno, Philadelphia. Wltli NEW YORK—Old Dominion SteamahlpCompany’s magnificent Steamers, Wyanoke, Niagara, Isaac Beil. Karetoga. Hatterae, Old Domlulon, having a capacity ef 13,000 bales of cottou per week, leaving each port Tri-Weekly all tbu year rouud, aud ofteuer if necessity demands. Freights received daily at 30? Broadway. 187 Grec-uwicb street. Pier 37 North River. With BOSTON—Via boston and Norfolk Steamship Company's Steamers, leaving each port Tri-Weekly, ausiers; Through bills or Iskding sre issued josh innnia common to compering iwse. nates, oeauacs- uu, shipping directions, tags, stencil plates, fte., furnished on application to the undersigned or Ageata mied Mark your goods via “Portsmouth and Wilmington," or via "Steamships to Wilmington." as you av nr«-fer, and direct bills of lading to be forwarded te A. Pont, General Freight Agent, at Wilmington .. • _ m .. ,.i .,1 -ri.. f.,iiA«tnn Qiuiii.Mn ta.iii, a# xha Une can furnish ail r— (*., aud they will avoid all detention. The following Southern Agents of tl try information, aa well, also, as agents at railway stations: T. 0. Jamkk, Traveling Agent, Columbia. ■ , ”'" f *—* * * *-*, Ga.; A.O. LaiMk •ent Atlanta. Ga.; Bkn » Alld febJ7dtf , Southern Freight and Passenger Agent. Mont >voroharg« promptly iurest^stod " PK, General Frelglat Age a t. 11IOO ACHES RIVER LAND 1 Y1NO ON THE CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER, IN I Douglas couuty, 18 miles from Atlanta and 4 tulles from Campbell ton: AGO Acres In Cnltlwntlon, 400 Acres First Class Hirer Bottom 000 Acrca well Timbered, Settlements on the Land with Go Buildings, including the Old Homestead. Us Farm Improvements. 4 M'iJCB iTjtTBH POWER8! on* Ituprovod i Two Gins, Corn Mill, Cotton Press ' j. Good water abundant Locality perfoctly althy. Haa a charterd ferry and good boats: At 80—460 acres of Craek Land, in Campbell conn- opposite the above, * “ ... half mils from th* river; 200 acres bottom land, 100 of which is in cultiva tion. Finely timbered. Well Improved. Wallace ft Foweler, Reel Estate Agents, At lanta. Oa.. or ths subscribers ol the premises, who may be addressed at Cempbeilton, Oa. mhl3-d6iftwlm J. M. GORMAN. A. B. GORMAN, UiTU Not a country pa|*er flourishing eondlUou; he | and rapidly Increasing Tenus of sale reasonable and iuvitiug. For particulars address WM. P. TOLLF.Y, LIitor and Proprietor, Fayetteville, Tenn. uyl-dAw’iw Royal Inpurance Go. Or LIVERPOOL. ENQ. $11,000,000 LOSSES ARE ADJUSTED AND PAID IN ATLANTA, wtUoal t« b. Mat to Um Hoom Ofle. of t*. Co. Excellence as a General Bavarafe. Thev are guaranteed free from all DELETERIOUS IUU8TANCKH, having Invariably stood th* moat 1NALYT1GAL1 Specially recommended for all purposes for which pure and highly Improved Whiskies are uaad, and Sold by all Arst-claas Grocers. T era generally. TO THE TRADE. Send for the "Attaa Price Ltoft" end be pnsnd os remember that, being ACTUAL We hare constantly on hand a rior aeeor * * O. B. ap24-3m ■WelltoorrL, AGENT. and MALT 1 Fnsento. ~4ieo on hand n toe atnd wiA selected stock of the best known aaaheeer w RYE WHIMKIE8+ ttofy ULMAW jTc°G., 16 South Ony ttraet. Baltfrm. M<V
