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SUN.
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on First Page; Local and Business
on Fourth Page.
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DAILY 0 tents
WEEKLY 0 Cent*
ATLANTA. OA
| .Vkdvkhday f Morning. Hay 15, 1872.
Griffin lioa estimated her mil wealth
aud found it to be $1,249,600.
Olive Logan will tell whut uhe knows
about girls, in Savannah, nest Monday
night.
Ek?cri>ts of Ftm and Humor.
“Ht-re’s your ic-wadcnq-aliciutcd
ft member of tbe Eleventh Miftsixaippi
regiment, aft General Lee'a veterao army
plunged into the Fotomae on ita way I
Uettyebnrg 1 "And und here’s yottr
wetter ana," echoed a gallant soldier of
the old Fourth Alabama.
The annual meeting of the Grand En
campwent of Knights Templar, of Geor
gia, will take place in Americus, on the
21st—next Tuesday.
Olaa. In Cora.
The Griffin Star of the 11th has the
following:
We hear that considerable quantities
of pulverized glass has recently been
sifted out of Western corn while'grind
ing at Bernhard’s mill. Also, that seV'
oral mules have died from thiB cause.
The Griffin Star has come square out
for Greeley and Brown. Bo has the
American Union. This closes up the
whole question of who shall be next Pre
sident, and the Baltimore and Philadel
phia Conventions might os well be aban
doned, for to hold them, could not be
much more than a mere frittering away
of time, in the face of two such pronun
ciamentoes as tbe above.
Note fbom Mbs. Johnson.—Hours.
Editors: I do profoundly regret that in
copying my card of thanks, the name of
Mr. Emory, who furnished all of the ice
used on ‘‘Memorial Day,” was omitted.
I beg to say that Mr. Emory furnished
all the ice for the occasion free of charge,
and the ladies are indebted to him for
many attentions besides.
Mbs. J. M. Johnson,
President L. M. A.
A Train Stoned.
The Griffin Star of the 14th sajs: “On
Thursday last, tba down evening pas
senger train from Atlanta, was showered
with rocks by some unknown party near
Bear Creek. The train was running at
high speed, and could not be stopped in
time to get any clue to tbe perpetrators.
Several windows were broken, and the
ladies were badly frightened. Nobody
was hurt except W. L. Wadsworth, Esq.
of this city, who received several small
cuts and bruises on his faoe aud head.”
Tall Cotton.
Mr. A, K. Seago, who is dealing largly
in plantation supplies and time Bales to
planters, has shown us some stalks of
cotton eight inches high. It was grown
on the farm of M. H. Gray, of Bunny-
side, some six miles from Griffin, in
Bpajdiug county. He has three hundred
and fifty acres planted in cotton this year.
He hns made cotton raising a specially
since tho war, at the close of which he
was left with almost nothing; and he has
succeeded most astonishingly. He says
it is no more trouble to him now to raise
one hundred and fifty bales of cotton
than it was to raise two bales in I860.
fjurlosltlt-s In Ratos of Freight.
A promiuent wholesale dry goods mer
chant in this city has all his goods
shipped from New York via Savannah,
through this city to Nashville; and then
from Nashville back to Atlantal
The freight he pays tor this long trans
portation and reshipment, amounts to
Jess than if shipped to Atlanta.
And while the goods were passiog
through here on their way to Nashville,
he offered to pay tbe wliolo freights for
tbe grand rounds, it he could have
tbe goods delivered to him here without
being sent on to Nashville and bock, but
the local railroad authorities had no
Slurb discretion, and could not accommo
date him, but sent the goods forward,
and iu a few days they were returned
here to their final destination, and prop
erly delivered.
A prominent merchant iu Alabama,
eome twenty or thirty miles from Colum
bus, has all his Western produce shipped
from Bt. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville,
Ac., through his town, to Columbus, aud
then from Columbus back to him. It
costs leas than if shipped directly to
him.
\ftt have no object in view iu men
tioning (his matter save ouly to notice
what seems to ns to bo anomalous in the
carrying trade of the country. Tbe men
who arrange FreigbtBobedules doubtless
understand their business, \V« confoas
frankly that we do not, and therefore
have no criticism to make and no sugges
tions to offer. We only mention the
curious fact.
Eplicopul Semi-Centennial*
Tbo HavaoUAh Netcs, of the 13tli, has
thin item;
The fiftieth annual electing of the Pro
test not Episcopal Church of Georgia,
which Jiml been in session in Columbus
for three days, adjourned sine die on Sat
urday, on which occasion the committee
of arrangements, charged with devising
proper measures for the semi-centennial
celebration, made its report,
ft It was declared that the next conven
tion be regarded as a Jublilee Conven
tion, and that it he held in Christ’s
Church, Savannah, Bishop Beckwith,
of Georgia, will preach the opoi ing ser
mon. Bight Rev. William Bacon Btevens,
of the Diocese of Central Pennsylvania,
was elected to deliver an historical ad
dress, on the Diocese of Georgia, before
the Convention. Bishop Stevens was
a'ormeflv a' Presbyter and Decon in this
BWte, and wrote a history of Georgia for
the Historical Society of this city.
U. W. J. DeRenne, Ksq., of this city,
was elected to the office ol Actuary.
First Anagbam.—Bead in different
ways we find the initials of the liberal
nominees to produce tbe same results,
thus:
H. {J.— /Horace Qreelej.)
Q. Jl.—(Oratz Brown.)
How, take the initials to tho left, up
and down, and you have again ll^G.
(Horace Greeley,] aud then take initials
w> the right and you have again G. B.
(Gads Brown).
AaP* A Southern paper advertises os
follows: ‘‘Wanted, at this office, uu able
bodied, hard-featured, bad-tempered
nofc-to-be-put-off and not-to-be-backed
down, freckled-faced young man to col
lect for this paper; must furnish his own
horse, saddle-hug*, pistols, whisky, bew
ie-knife and cowhide. We will furnish
the accouutH. To such we promise
stout and laborious employment.
Although fillies have no voice, yet
people have beeu known to make a fish
ba(w)U.
Permanent headquarters—the
shoulders.
t&F The bitter end—the last half inch
of a penny cigar.
9GP Cash advance —attentions to
rich widow.
4^* If a small boy is a lad, is a big boy
a ladder ?
“ I can speak seven different luu
guuges,” said u convict, us he entered a
penitentiary. "No matter,” said the
keeper, "we have but one language hero,
and very little of that.”
What frnit is the most visionary
The apple of the eye.
Harris la Atlanta.
Harris, of the Bavsnpah News, has
gotten well enough to write what hp
knows about Atlanta. A racy letter from
his ever racy pen appears ia the News of
the 13th, aud from it, a few extracts are
made for the enjoymeut of the readers of
The Sun:
ATLANTA HOSPITALITY.
The irresistible hospitality of Atlanta
and her citizens was sandwiched between
the sessions of the Convention and came
after them. It took us by surprise and
met us at every corner, private citizens
baited us with mint juleps aud led us
smiling captives on numerous impromp* u
excursions. Innumerable committees
hovered near, anxious to miuister to our
pleasure, and banquets aud balls were
improvised for our especial delectation.
Iu the midst of so much genial und pleas
ant confusion, what wonder that some of
us flew to hot soda-water for relief ?
freely confess that I am a subsidized mau.
Nevermore will prejudice agaiust Atlanta
rankle in my bosom; nevermore will I
laugh to scorn the marvellous growth
and prosperity of this wonderful city;
nevermore will I meet with incredulous
smiles the singing of her praises by some
enamored citizen.
PEA WING A PARALLEL.
There is as muoh difference between
the hospitality of Savannah and that of
Atlanta os there is in the location of the
two cities. The one is jovial and hilari
ous—the other is serious, sly and insinu
ating. In Savannah, preparations are
made for you, and you take your choice;
in Atlauta you have no choice. You must
carry out the programme. You are met
at the corners by solemn committee-
men, who lead you off to enjoy yourself
in spite of everything you say or do.
ao
Private citizens pounce down upon you
and carry you—a willing Iamb—to a
>rineely sacrifice. In Savannah, you are
eft free to acceptor decline: iu Atlanta
you must accept or die. That is my ex
perience, Whut, with tho committees,
aud the citizens, aurl tho courtesies of
my friends of the Atluuta press, I suf
fered the most agreeublo martyrdom im
aginable.
mrs. Westmoreland’s reception.
Tho reception given to tho editors by
Mrs. Maria J. Westmoreland is said to
havo been a very brilliant affair. My
traveling wardrobe would not admit of
my appearing on regie, and so I remained
away, much to my regret. The attend-
anco was largo, ana tbo (, elite of the
city,” of my friend Whidby would suy,
were present. The effect of so much
wit and beauty was certainly bewilder
ing, as I gathered from tbo confused
conversation of some of the editors upon
their return.
ADAIR’S JULEr tree.
Among the most pleasant remem
brances of Atlanta to tho majority of us
is the little editorial excursion to the
cozy and hospitable home of Col. G. W.
Adair, in West End,|wbere the editors
wero pacified and soothed by a series of
standard strawberry juleps. For oucc,
formality was thrown aside. There wero
no threadbare toasts and no prosy re
sponses; no descent into the dry desola
tion of speeoh-maUing, and nothing, in
short, to mar the happy informality aud
sociability of tho occasion. I remember
I made a menial note of the fact that
Adair’s strawberries appeared to be of
some new and peculiar variety. It was
observed that half a dozen of these re
markable berries were too much for the
average editor, though some of tbe more
versatile and talented members tf tbe
Convention got away with a dozou, with
out showing any signs of distress.
Poftfcta* tflDMft.
The Cotton-Growing Interest.
A circular just issued by tbe Depart
ment of Agriculture at Washington, gives
expression to an apprehension that cot
ton seed and its products are gradually
deteriorating iu quality aud quautity, aud
tenders to the planters the organized co
operation of tbe Department in any
movement to beuetlt the cotton growing
iutercst. To the eud that such co opera
tion may be more intelligent and efficient,
the following ‘queries have been address
ed to promiuent planters:
1. Have tbo cotton seed and cotton
crop deteriorated in quantity or quality,
or both?
2. To what do you attribute such de
terioration, if such there be?
3. Could this department aid by any
means't-o promote the interests of cotton
planting, and how?
4. In what respect is deterioration
most manifest?
5. What variety of cotton is tho best,
and what is its origiu?
0. Is it a common practice to select
tbo best bolls for seed V
7. What efforts have heretofore been
made in the introduction of cotton seeds,
und what has been tho result?
We are authorized to invito informa
tion from our planting friends upon these
and other poiuts beariug upon tho culti
vation of tho staple. Communications
on tho subject should be addressed to
Commissioner Watts, Department of Ag
riculture, Washington, D. C.— Savannah
News. _ _
At a Synod recently held in Mad
rid, Spain, nineteen Spanish Protestant
churches were represented, all belonging
to the Presbyterian denomination.
Mr. Gambetta, at a reoent ban
quet given in his honor, declared that
Fruuoe needed moral reform more than
material reform, and as the first step, he
advised a dissolution of tbe present As
sembly.
Ao?* The Loudou News begius its lead
ing editorial of April 22 thus: "It is our
duty to convoy to our readers, aud to the
Liberal party at large, the important an
nouncement that before the. present week
has reached its close, Mr. Gladstone's
administration will possibly have beeu
dissolved.” This was written pending
the discussiou of Mr. Fawcett’s bill in
Parliament on the education of the Irish,
in which it was believed tbe government
would be defeated.
4Premier Gladstone is pronounced
iu tbe last numW of tho Buglish Quar•
terly Review as beyond all comparison the
most successful Parliamentary orator.
The rewaius of Lord Mayo, who
was so shamefully assassinated in India,
have been removed and interred in
London.
The "Peculiar People,” a relig
ious sect iu Eugland, continue to allow
their children to die of small pox with
out any effort to cure or relieve them.
Tho British gqfchoritieii are arresting
them on the oharge of murder.
At a meotingof the Baptist Union
of Great Britain, in London, ut-iuo lime
since, a committee was appointed to at
tend the Thanksgiving servioe at St
Paul’s in honor of the reoovery of the
Prince of Wales. The celebrated Spur
geou sternly objected to this act os com
promising the principles of the Baptist
denomination.
Woman’s Bights meetings are be
ing held in England, under the coaute
nance of members of Parliament, at
whiph 4*Weri(;an ambassadresses make
flaming harangues,
Women are publicly discussing
tbe wisdom of the medical education of
their sex in England, claiming that their
peculiar constitution eminently qualify
them for the medicui aud surgioal pro
fessions.
The Tichborue claimant, when
released on bail, drove from the prison
door in a handsome equippage. This un
usual proceedings strapgrj to say, hail a
sympathetic effoofc on tbe ourious popu
lace, who cheered him with lusty huzzas.
B0U Another crime in fashionable life
has recently occurred in Paris, an erring
wife slain by a jelous husband. She was
young and he was old. He loved her,
she )oved devotedly a younger, but poor
er man, but was forced to marry her
elder lover. Uuhappiucss followed.—
The young wife sought her former com
panion. The suspicions of her husband
were aroused, he employed detectives
and discovered their crime. The
huabanfi accomplished his revenge by
slaying Lis wife iu her lover’s room,
went immediately to surrender himself
to the police, and, at the request of his
lying wife, culled on his way, to send
her a priest. "Extenuating circumstan
ces,” a peculiarity of tho French Juris
prudence, may acquit the murderer.
This is another valuable lesson for tbe
passionless, unfeeling, stoic worship
pers of mammon.
It is confidently believed in sci
entific circles in Loudon, that Dr. Liv
ingston, the African explorer, still lives.
Butter is becoming an alarming
commodity iu London. Milk, so far
from being indispensable to its manu
facture. ia not desirable by many
chemists. It is becomiug a product
of chemistry aud wicked adulterations.
At ouo time it has its b*sis in the
mud of tho Thame*; at another, hog's
lard constitutes a popular source, and
lastly, it »s manufactured from horse-fat.
GOVERAMNET OF GEORGIA
JAMR8 M. SMITH. Governor.
DAVID G. OOTTING. HwreUry of SUL*.
MADISON BELL. Comptroll«r-Gouoral.
NEDGM L. ANOIEK, Treasurer.
NAT. J. HAMMOND, Attorncy-General.
EDWARD A. FLEW ELLYN 8up‘t Public Work*.
GUSTAV US J. OKU, sup't Public Instruction,
SUPREME rOl’RT.
HIRAM WARNER, )
HENRY KENT MoKAY. | Ji
W. W. MONTGOMERY, J
HENRY JACKSON Reporter.
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
SENATE.
L N TRAMMELL, prevalent of Senate.
D U HINTON, Ylce-Frvsideut.
TWJ HILL, Secretary of Souate.
SENATORS-POLITICALLY .CLASSIFIED.
DEMOCRAT*:
Find District— R E Leater, Savannah.
Third—John C NU-hoUs, Bl*< kshtwr.
Eleventh—Levi C Hoyle
Thirteenth—Robert C. Black. Amertcna.
Fourteenth—V U Klbbee, UawkinsviU*.
Seventeenth—Joseph Cone.
Nineteenth—Oolumbua Heard, •
Twenty-second—Thomaa J Simmons. Macou.
Twenty-fourth—B B Hinton, Buena VleU.
Twenty-fifth—William P Matthew.. Talbottou.
Twenty-Sixth—A D Nunnally, Griffin.
Twenty-Seventh—K Stead mau. Covington.
Thirtieth—J U McWhorter, Maxoye.
Thirty-First-William 8 Erwin. Clarksville.
Thirty-Third—M Van Kates. Homer.
Thirty-Fourth—M A Candler, Decatur-
Thirty-Seventh—G. W. Pet
Thirty-Ninth- -James R Brown, Cautou.
Fortieth—O J WeUboru, Blairsvtllfc.
Forty-First—John A Jervis, Morgantown
Forty-Seoond—John T Bums, Rome.
Forty-Third—L N Trammell, Dalton.
Forty-Fourth—Thomaa J Parka, Kliggold.
Fourth—J M Column, Brunswick.
Sixth—Joshua Griffin, Valdosta.
Seventh—William L Clark. TbojnuviU*.
Eighth—Benjaiuiu F Bruton, BaluUridgs,
Professional Cards.
HAMUKL LUMPKIN,
Sol.Gen. Northern Circuit
LUMPKIN Sc OLIVE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Lexington, Georgia
Practice j)* partn rs. iu civil canes, in all the Courts
of tho Northern Circuit, au»l tlm Supreme Court iu
Atlanta.
Iu criminal bustuosa, there la no partnership. Mr.
Olivo will represent either side of any Stato esse In
which he may be employed. ap 17-tf
. UTiPATBtCI.
LAWSON A. FITZPATRICK,
Attorneys at Law.
EATONTON, CA*
go, The Junior refers, by permission, to Hon. A.
U. Stephens, Hon. P. U. llobtnsou, Hon. A. Reess,
Hon. L Stephen.. «U-WU*
ANDREW H- H. DAWSON.
COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Olttf* 331 Ipotuiw.,, Boom 18,
otat-tf. NEW YORK-
WALLACE P. REED,
Attorney at Law,
jenM-3m ATLANTA CA.
JUHIAH II. CASEY. PAUL C. HUDSON
Casey Sc Hudson,
Attori ioya at Law
Thornton, McDuffie Co.,
ORGIA.
NOTICE TO
CONSIGNEES.
Charleston & Savannah
IlOUTBS.
ON AND AFTER
The political attitude of Democratic
Representatives iu Cougress is erect oo
the Greeley nomination. A number of
dispatches aro being sent homo by mem
bers. We have seen one from Mr. Gol- j
luduy, of Tennessee, ns follows: ‘‘Avoid ,
all complications regarding the Ciucin- j
nati nominations. Tbe Democratic party TI ||ti>^dAY, April lUtli
must abide by the result of its dehhera-1 .
tion. in rugoUr Convention. ’ j All
The last China steamer brought to San J ab0tncU *,.1 balance, drawn at • gut, ons against
Frftnc.»co«2(XKI000inJ. l ,»ne»ecoj a , to , jk.om.;.
be recoined by the 8an Franciaco l»t-nn- * freight, and th. r:gaauoua rsqumng
ing and Assaying Works. The I.i. ces ^.Ul lo o-.i« pr.m.n o,ll*--uuu, _
are fiat, about an inolr »ud a bait long, j ol Utam k wcura tuiirood.
ol mixed gold and silver, and worth'
about fid cents each.
Twelfth—Thomaa Crayton, Lumpkin.
Eighteenth—Benjamin Couley, Augusta.
Twentleth-Goorge Wallace, Mlllutbeville.
nty-Thiad—I |I Anderson, Fori Valley.
Thirty-Second—J C Richardson, Dawsouv'iUe.
Thirty-Sixth-W 0 Smith, Grantvllla.
Thirty-Eight—Walter Brock, Buchanan.
J. B. CUM MING, Speaker.
W. D. ANDERSON, Speaker pro ten
J. 1*. WADDELL, Secretary.
Gray, Adalrsville.
Banka—Nathaniel Wofford, Homer.
Berrien—H T Poeplea, Nashville.
Hibu—P A Nutting, * , J1
Broods—J Aiues ..
Bryan—C li llaki-r, Eden.
Bulloch—D L Kennedy, Stilesboruugh.
Burke—Robert A Murphy, Thomga M Berrien, T
Puucan Cog, Waynesboro.
Butt*—'I'Uumaa F Hammond, JackfQQ.
Charlton—John Paxton, Traders’ ulll,
Chatham—Isaao Russell, Kmanual Heldt. John J
Kelley, Savannah.
Campbell—John Goodman, Fairborn.
Carroll- Joseph S Pentecost, Carrollton.
Catoca—W II Payno, ltlnggold.
Chattahoochee—David C Cody, Outset*.
Chattooga—C C Cleghorn, Summerville.
Cherokee—John B Richards, Cantou.
Clay—John B Johnson, Fort Ualnes.
Clayton—Hiram L McConnell, Jonosborfi,
Crawford—Wm Rutherford, Knoxville.
Dade—E D Graham. Treutou.
Dawaou—John Palmer. Dawaonville.
DcKalb—W L Goldsmith, Decatur.
Dooly—John II W’oodward, Vienna.
Early—Uriukly Chancy, Blakely.
Echols—U W Philip*, Statenville,
Eillugham—Morgan llawla, Springfield.
Elbert—Emory P Edwards, Elln two.
norrl .
Emanuel W’ 1* Rountree, Swaiutboru.
Vanin—'Wm. Frankliu. Morgauton.
Fayette—Ww. Whatley. Fayetteville.
Floyd—Dunlap Scott, Rome.
Fultou—J S Wilson, E F Huge, Henry Jackson,
GUmer—N L Cooper. EU'jay.
Glascock—W G Uraddcy, Uibaou.
Hamilton.
Hart—James W Jones, Hartwell.
Heard—Britton Sims, Franklin.
Henry—George W Bryan, McDonough.
-W 1> Johnson, A Beaseley, LouliviUp.
Johnson- Wm- U Martin, WrigbtavtUo.
Jonea—Benjamin barrow, Clinton.
Lauren*—C J Uuytou, Dublin.
Liberty—J \
Linoolu—Henry J Lang, Lincolnton.
Lowndes—Albert Converse, Valdosta.
Lumpkin—H W Riley, Dahlouoga.
Macon—llines L Hill.
Madison—Isaac J Meadows, Danielavllle.
Marion—Thos W Harvey, Buena Vista.
Meriwether—J W Moreland, (Jreeuvlllo.
Montgomery—Jas D Clemeuts, Mount Vernon.
Miller—Isaac A Bush. Colquitt.
. Iphi
Murray- H E Fields. Upring Rise*,
Mui •“
uscogoo—J F Pou, Coluiuhus.
Newton—J M Hummers, J D Davis, Covin«ton.
Oglethorpe—W W Davenport, Poiut Peter, J
Smith. Stephen's P O.
1 E Kuoles, Rlackaheai.
Pike—John H Baker, Zelmlou.
Polk—M H Bruuu—Cedartowu.
Pulaski—l*. W- Anderson, HawkiiwrlHe,
Booth.
Putnaui-J A Ethridge, Katonton.
•uu—G M Netherlaud, Clayton.
Raudolph—8 A McNeil, Cutbbert, H F Crittenden,
Nochoway.
Richmond—C Suoad, J B Camming, W A Clark,
Augusta.
fiotti rotmtorn.
EDWARDS HOUSE,
SPARTA, OA.
OOCHEAH ft WATKINS, rrovrielon,
FAIRI3URN HOTEL,
THE BROOKLYN
LIFE INSURANCE CO MPA AUY
By Mrs. E. McLarlu,
t'alrburu, Georgia.
*#- Board p« Day IX -t»
Tbe Morning Trains from Atlanta to West Point,
Senoia Hotel,
ECKLES HOUSE,
BusinesM Square,
Soeial Circle, Ga
STB'.Ht.i.rtl ECHOES, Prop'r,
Iu oouuactiou with this House Is a
LIYE'RY STABLE
Where good Ilorsei, Buggies, Hacks aud Careful
Drivers can be procured at all times at reasonable
rates.
F. M. ECKLEN,
I*roprietor.
aplt-tf
BUOWN’N HOTEL
MACON, OliOllGIA.
largest and best Hotol in the Otty. It ia aitua*
ted immediately opposite the General Passenger
Depot, and for Comfort, Elegance. Koonomy and at
tention of Its Employees and attaohes It offers great-
r inducements to tbe traveling publlo, than any oth
r house in the Southern States.
nov3-tf BROWN k BON.
JUST OPE.YED,
The Carter Hotel
GAINESVILLE, Ga.
rfIHE AB JVK HOUSE, SITUATED ON THE EAST
i side of the Public Square,is now open lor tho
rception of visitors Nothing will bo omitted to
indor guosts comfortable.
aplO-tf J. CARTER. Proprietor.
maumhall hounk,
MYJJWtTJM. UJ.
A. B. LUCE, Proprietor.
Day Board *0.00
Me-DOWELL HOUSE
NEWNAN, GA.,
LITCHFIELD HOUSE
AO WORTH, GEORGIA.
HAULE ALWAYS FURNISHED WITH TH*
L best the market afforda.
E. L. LITCHF1ED,
Proprietor.
Central Hotol,
CENTRALLY LOCATED,
east side broad street
COLUMBUH, CJA
Board, l»< r Day . - - • $3 00
feblG- MRS. F. M. GRAY.
~KKNN E8AW HOUSE,
MARIETTA, - - GEORGIA
families desiring Cheap and Comfortable win-
Madison House,
.fl.iiiMW, DEonaiA.
TERMS: S3 PER DAY.
ap7tf N. S. E1SH, Proprietor.
Greensboro House,
J. J. nOUEHTlTy Proprietor
GREENSBORO, GA.
ip7-tf
N E L M>*
HOUSE
GRIFFIN . GA.
Nearly opposite Passenger Depot—only one mln<
ute’s walk.
Day Uoaid |9 SO
J*n24-tf MKrt. A. M. NELMS.
SPOTS WOOD HOTEU,
MACON, OHOHUIA.
(Nearly opposite the I'aaseuger Depot)
Only Ono Minut«*« Walk,
TH0MA8 H. HARRIS, Proprietor.
C. J. MAC LEI. LAN, Sup't. uortM
JAPfSOg, j. t. JULIA
aiiOn
JACKSON St
3D X3C O T 33 la ,
JULIAN, Proprietors.
hley—0 B Hudson. Ellaville.
Rcrovon—John C Dell. Hylvanit.
Spalding—David U Johuaou, Griffin.
Sumter—CT Goode, H Glover, Amoricm
Tatnall Jons li limit..n, KcMvllle.
' ab-man, Butler,
lalg, Tomporauce city.
Terrel—John It Jones, Dawaon.
Tow us—Daniel W Kiiiion, liiwasaco.
Twiggs— K H Griffin, JoffersouviUo.
Union—Joseph Reid, Blairavllle.
Upson—John 1 Hall, Thomastou.
Walker—J Y Wood, IoFayctle.
Walton—Charles L Bowie, Mouroo.
Ware—D Morrison, Waresboro.
Warren—T J liarksdaie, O L&ood, Warrentou.
Washington—J W BenfYoe, H Taylor, Handcravll
Webster—Alfred C Bell, Preston.
Wljile-Jsmos J West. Mouut Zqnah.
WluUinld--Charles J Emerson.'tunnel Hill.
Wilcox—Dsvid C Mann. Abbeville.
Wilkes—S W Wynn, 11 P Slaton, Washington.
Wilkinson—O H Hooka, Irwiuton.
Woith—Royal li Jenkins, Isabella.
EKTUBUCAirS.
Camden—Henry H HlUycr, St. Mary'a.
Decatur—J D Williams, Baiubridge.
Coweta—11 J Sergeaut, Ncwnan.
Houston-J It Griffin, Fort Yffiley.
Meriwether—W H F Hall, Greenville.
Pickeus—John M Allrod, Jasper.
COUiUKU MKMUBUS— RXiUBLU AMS.
Baldwin—lvter G'Neal, Milledgevillo.
Coweta—8 Smith, Newnan.
Decatur—A Bruton, Baiubridge.
Dougherty—1* Joiner. Albany.
Stewart—J A Lewis, Lumpkin.
Glynn—Jstnea Blue.
Monroe—O II Clower. Forsyth.
Morgan -M Floyd, A Dukes, Madison,
^elutosh - T G Campbell, Jr, Dartau.
• \ l red Atkiii^.'ii. Thoniauvlbe-
IlooniH to Rent.
ED. A. WERNER,
IjKVEX OR F.IOHT Urge, comfortable rooms to
rent in the second story of the building on Ala*
btma street, adj dning tbe old United States Hotel.
They are emlucu'Iy suited for offic a. Apply b>
JOHN A. STEPHENS.
mylo-tf
THE DlSTRB'i 11183 OK l Hr*. UNITED
_ states-Northern District of Oeorgia-ln the
matbir of Collins k Goodwin—In Bankruptcy.
This is to give notice, once a week tor three weeka
that 1 have been appointed Aaalgm
__ of the estate of
Colliua k Goodwiri.’of Cartersitile, Ga., who have
beeu a<ljudged bankrupts on creditors' petition by
the District Court of *sid District
KG BERT B. McDANIEL Assignee.
ra4*dlsw3w Cartersville, Oa.
Uriel;* t MlHII’Mi S l th ick* /
4 8 GOOD BRICKS AN EVER WERE USED IN
A
this city. Can be supplied in any quantity. Call at
Co* 4 Hill's Store, examine samples, and leave or
ders. __ J. M. WITH.
IIAYs- HOUSE.
OUTHIIEHT, O*.
lir.MlY IIAYH, l*ro|,’r.
• d.jr..
• H
SASSEE N HOUSE,
(Formerly Unit* d States Hotel,)
LANTA, GA.
B. R. 8ASSEEN, Agent, Proprietor.
TKB*** Y—Transient Boarders, par day t'JOC
Sini,In Meal, or I>*iging, eachT
GEG. W. HAHHEEN, |
MAJ. M. C. MARTIN, i
60 cents.
Clocks.
T. G. GRESHAM, Steward.* *““"**•"• 1 |wiao
Office Selma, Home Sc Dalton R R Co
RBAU CAMPBELL, Local Ai^l
NO. I, THE H. I. KIMBALL HOUSE
Atlanta, Oa., October 13th, 1871.
mluAl poinU, as low as by any other route, via:
ri MONTGOMERY, SELMA, MOBILE,MCKSBUIIO,
JACKSON, CANTON, MERIDIAN and NEW OB-
LEANS.
RKAU CAMPBELL, Local Agent 8. B. * D. K E.,
No. 4 Kimball House.
octl3d)f
Dr. J. A. OLOPTON,
Of littnlnrllle, Ala.,
Has been specially called to tbe city again, and may
bo consulted at Rie
SASSEErvr HOUSE,
for a few days. All w^o may be troubled with
PILES,F1STULA, STRICTURES
Tumors, diseases of the bladder, etc., may be per
fectly relieved. If they will call In time.
Dr. C. removes all kinds of tumours from the else
’ a shot to the Urgeaf siaed tumors, lie refers to
many of the medical professors of Oeorgia who havo
been his patients.
roS-tf
pMjJMATta Ttojtr sir plies.
mT-lJt
I am also furnishing supplies u
* security.
A. K. SEAGO, Merchant.
OF NBW YOBJE,.
Cash Capital and Assetts $2,000,000.
I r. JM. COLB. fco-fUry.
I o. rjBMM PJVBLMM, g
^ MHOMVJSL UMBMCT0M,
C. If*. UOl.t'M, PrtsUUml.
»*»»• n. mrjiLLACK, Flo Pr-UUnt.
IkMJTMMA <M WJKBMtH,
rpRlH ^pany is earnaetly recommended to IM people of Georgia os aocouat of its many advantages
Unlimited travel wlthont extra premium ov written permit: all policy-holder* i
class**—all fare alike. North. East. South and Waet; its moderate rate* of lnaorano*; It* *olve*cy, akillfu
and economical management, fairness and good faith,and its plan of
Indorsing on Baoh Policy at tho Time of Iawe the Cnnh Surrender Value Thereof
in Dollars and Cents,
tsrobv th* policy is rendered * good oollnteral, and aaoh policy-holder enabled to *e* what hi* pollev wll
— worth should he flud himself, from any mlafortnne. unabl* to keep it up. Among the many eneooalum*
paaaed upon this Company th* following are presented:
Th* Raleigh-North Carolina—Sentinel mid: This great feature of Cash Surrender Vain* la an importan
Improvement that signalises the era in Insurance.
The Sun—Columbus, Ga.—mid: Thera 1* no better Company In the land: a
irations of a similar character will oonvlno* all of th* superior sufetu
Tbe New York Sunday New* mys: Honeety, capacity and push are I
isracteria* this company, and where such elements are found,
bly followa:
Braskipm Li/t
I particularly’
of them, mccee* lnvana-
llHS I
U la by following this straightforward policy * * that the Brooklyn life I
met with each rapid aud increasing success.
• ™mfums 1 f e, [' YOrk Evenl . n K MaU: . f“°ug ^s list f net a
a the oooree of tranamlaalon.' Thaat .
The low ratio of expense*'to th* amount of bualnoi
will excite the fSvomhle attention of inearer*. Under the m
has grown Into favor with th* pabUn and richly merits th* p
r gratifying fimtnra of th* report wh
ml of Its efficient officers this comps
in tod throughout th* Slat*. to>hom llbaral o
M. L. BONHAM,
«srx jbmjtt ram amamau
No. d,.Snooml Floor, Qr»nt’i Building, dor. Marietta and Broad St*., Atlanta,IOa.
apl2-d2ww-lm
CUorcceter’. ffinatto dietionarfi.
Extract from a Letter from
Dated Nov. 19, 71
t TH IMO, th* FaeaRy of th* UolvanMy of Vlrgia-
X la adopted Worcester as their Standard, and
art now stronger than *v*r la thair adhmaaoi
iC Th* following U
r of the Resolutions taken
A STAMUX9.
g 1* aoopy of th* 1
of th* UatvsnUy:”
At n meeting of the Faculty of tha University *1
Virginia, bald on 7th, 1880, Proflimor Holme* oiler**
the following resolution* which war* passed:
•• RESOLVED. That in the opinion of this Faculty
Worcester's Dictionary affords th* most reliable An-
thortty (or th* Orthography of th* EagRflh Language,
thortty forth* Orthography
RESOLVED. Therefore, that Worcester’* Dictionary 1* for th* pr-mt recogniard a* th*
propriety in thi* respect'*
B. MAUPIN, President of tho Faculty.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA., December^13^187^.
( At ajneetinf of thoFacuHy of tho OoUege of William and Mary, hold on Monday k
•• RESOLVED, That Woromtor** Dictionary be adopted aa the Standard of Orthography la the College af
William and Mai7.”
n, ™,UMt of th. Ihotutf, : H.T. th, pbuor. to ftuumlt thl. , [|t| s
W orcester’s
Dictionary !
Quarto
Contains 18S4 pagds, and over 10001
It it, the Larneat, Oheapoit an«l the Beet!
W. have, alu, ncaUj lunM lUa.tntod «HUoo, of WoraMtor’, Priaurr aad Ooecnk.nftT, Dto-
- — ' ■ h, publlo aohooto of AiUnta, on hMft to
tiuuu-lu.. Tb.M Dlcllouwl«i h,T, Ja.t ben lntrodu<Md In th, publlo school* of Atluto, I
l«l by th. Blot. Board, of Vlr«lnto, AUbomh Artuno Kohiuhn ud UlnnoMto, he., to. Poralob,
Haora. Phillip, ft Craw, httonto. ud oj Dooknltor. fencnllf.
UNEWRH A TII.ESTOIt,
IT KOk amt B08T0W.
lab.
fiarbnare, Cntlcrj), ©nn», Sat.
W. L. WADSWORTH, Atluto, O.., | OH
W. L. WADSWORTH & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Hardware;
AIxo, a Large Stock of Stores and Home Furnishing Goods.
Opposlta .J nine.’ Dank, Whitehall Street.
i —
Atlantic Coant Cine /ceiQhi fionte.
The “Atlantic Coast Line” Freight Route,
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA,
TO AMD PROM
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, AEW l'ORB, JSOSTOAT,
And all Eatlem CttUa, and alt PoBUa Booth mad
SouiAiMtl,
Over the Wilmington & Weldon, and Wilmington, Co
lumbia & AuguR'a Railway^ and their Ooimectione.
i v KA-Ttnal.T NBW I.r*K OV INDKPEKBBST CON SECTIONS MOM TIOB-
i from * Undb.ton,
A n entirbly new ldii op independent CONNECT!
Wi.TEH >1 Wilmington, N. 0.. ud Portomonth, Tx, ud of nnbrot.a np ft
trananorUn, Fr.tohl, without ttmiatorol d.tonUon, to ud from nl I [atolio. ntonto.
Th. inuu.mant of Utl. lino promt. It. Urutona. to Ih. Sonlhara Publlo upon th. in
ful ud uulclt trnn.portotlon, uniform nW with ^TcompUn* lin/«, th. hnrjrt urmfh
p.rfeot a ...torn of xu.m.hip coonwUun. .t North.ru Porta, ., to .b.bta bid. of toAlnf to ho_l
good, forwarded du,. b, on. or th. olhm- ot our ronto. o»e both a which FTPIMB TRAI
TATION 1. glr.u to Columbia, X. 0., udAAtfUton. Uta, thm mm 9tAq< with tut riul«hl h
iiiIda) point*.
OliNerve tho Followliiff Excellent Schedule ol Con-
noetlona VIA. Wllmlnfrton and SteumahipLlneii
With BALTIMORE—B, Ih. Sonthm Otonmohip Oo. 1 . Itwun, Lnetto. BohMoa, Of (to, BoUnr, tonrlnt
melt port orery an dor., Androw. ft Co., ftnnto TS Smith'. Wtmrf. BUlmon._
With PHILADELPHIA—fkmth.m Itoll Stonnuhln C
•very ton day., W. L. June. Uanml As.nt, ISO Sonih >
LsTlfiS,'
PhUaMphln. Atoo, i
tintoor, ranlu ud Iwomldluonm .hip. now buUdln«, Imrlnft mob port mry four (toy* H.
pier 33 Put Illvor. Wllmlnnlon ud AttonUo Btomnahlp Oompony'. Htmtart HatropoU. ud Xquator
Lmvlng mb port weekly, Weehluiton ft 0o„ ftftanto. IW Ormwlrft -Arret, Ptor 11 North Eire.
The Hbetmeldp. of them Une. betas hull! eioluelrely for fnifht trueportotlon carry nU otoeeoe of IMIfthA
In unllmiUd (|U«ntilie*.
Via Portsmouth land Inland Air - XaIxloi
With BAIJ1HOBB—VI. Boy Lin. Stonm.ro, IXdly, B. L. Poor, OUJrtl Aftont, Union Dock, 0. Pltiser-
d ttontrkctiuu Adcnt, 161 Weet ltolUmoro rtrrot, B^ttmoro.
With PHILADELPHIA—AnnAmmlo Ltnw Trt-Wmhly, John 8. WUoou, Oonunl Annt, 64 Sooth SlhSt
- weekly, Clyde ft Oo., Asonto, lfth Mouth Del
PbiUdelphi*. Clyde k Co.'*
Avena*.
Bell, Hcrstogs. HsUrr**, Olil Dominion, having • ouMofty *
With UGirroN—VU Bo*ton *ml Norfolk 8t#*m«hlp Company'* I
, Ksiunsou, Ot-nersl Agent, 68 Central Wharf, Bo*ton.
With these perfect Htoemship connection*, frelghu ■» n
trsnslere; Through Bill* of lading ere Issued to all points
tion. shipping directions, tag*, steucil pistes. Ac., furnished on app
named Mark your goods vie "Portsmouth end Wilmington." or via
may prefer, and direct bills of lading to be forwarded to A. Fora, C
k port Tri-Weekly,
• risk* of weather or droyag*
KiUng Hue*. Retee, claseiAc*-
imdmtiMtorlfMi*
»to WUmmgfon,” *■ you
1 Freight Agent, et Wilmington
8.O.1J „
Local Agent AtianU, (
gm. All claim* for l
fob'JTdtf
- invMtintod ead^tttodWtha’anderetga* A.
A. POPS, General Freight Ag«* «.
1300 ACREtt
RIVEHL AND 1
YING ON THI CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER. IN
1 Dongles county. 18 miles from Atlanta end 4
e* from Campbell to*:
600 Acre* In Caltl vat lea,
400 Acre* Plrat Claaa Hirer Bottom
600 Acre* wall Tlmbarod,
Settlement* on tlso Land with Go
Building*, Including th* Old Homestead. U*
] ’erm Improvement*.
EM ATE WATER POWERS !
> Improved; Two 01ns, Corn Mill, Cotton Press
Good water abundant Locality perfectly
healthy. Haa a charterd ferry and good boata:
AT 80—450 acre* of Creek land, tn Campbell ooun-
oppoalte Uie above, oa* half mil* from th* river;
acre* bottom land. *
a. Finely Umbered.
Ian to. Go., or tbe subscribers on the premise*, who
may be uddreeeed at Oampbellton. Oa.
J. M. GORMAN.
mlilS-dStAwlm A- 8. GORMAN,
In the metric! Court or the
United Statee for IheAnorlham
DlelrUI or Oeorgia. *
tills is to give notice, once a week for three
weeks, that I have been appointed Aaeiguoe of Jam**
Bspplngtou, of Fulton county, Georgia, who ha*
been adjudged * Bankrupt by th* Court of said Dis
trict upon his own petition.
*p36-w8t NOAH A FOWLER, A*tigu—■
Excdtanoe u n Ocsanl arrange.
They are guorentoed flee Arum all DELETER]
Ra/as**-**'
Hpecuily reeommMdnd for aO nurpm* for whirl
pure and highly improved WMnMn* am used, and
Sold by all Snt-eEnOru “
TO THE TRADE.
Send for th* "Ath* Frio* Ltot,"«nd bn 1
ACTUAL DISTILLERS.
•v* constantly on hand a very large end npa
iseoitmeat of PURR RTF. WHEAT, BOURBON
and MALT WH1SKIBS. of diffmtagM, In which,
e* well a* la our regular Allan Whiskies, wo ofltor
great indues—at*. Also on hand a large and wall
■elected stock ef th* bwl known makes of
. rye wmimttiES+
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