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'mA THE DAILY SUN. PublbliiHl bjr the A Hunt a Sun Publishing Ompnnj. ALEXANDER H. hTBPIlKN I, I p J. I1KNLT KM1TH, J rro P «• ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, Political Editor ASA B. WATSON, New* Editor. J. HENLY SMITH, Otn’L Ed. It Bui. Manager. Traveling Agent* l J. M. W. HILL. THOMAS C. b RACE WELL. J VMM L. CALHOUN, Tuskvge*. Ala. K. NKBiJUT, Social CutiXK, Or.. General Traveling Agent. Agent* tor The Sun. M. F. Echols, Opelika, Os. J. B. Ciuwlkt, Wolfskin, Oglethorpe Co., Oa. J. O. Fasham, LaOrauge, Oa. L. C. Thomas, ( U. B. Kthkidok. Rutledge. Jack Kino, Home, Oa. A. J. Comae, Cleveland, Oa. A. M. Colton, Social Circle. Oa. Obo. Lumpkin, Stephens, Oa. A. W. Asbuet, Maxey's, Ga. Jemk Cake. Carr'* Station, Oa Stock Flokkhcb. Saw l>u*t, Oa. 0. L. Peacock, EllAVille, ( W, O. ScBcooe, Warreuton, Ga. {'Mjllzk DuBoax, SparU, Oa. T. P. O’Bjukn, Barnett, Oa. tDkmjamim Moob, Culvertou, Oa |Myku* A Dabeacott, Cnwfordvillo, Oa. Ivkbbon L. Huntkb, MlUedgevUie, Oa JlDr. J. T. Bakkb, Mayfield, Oa A. 8. Bass, Devereuz, Oa. C. C. NobtoN, Greensboro, Oa 8. 8. Flotu, Madison, Oa Terms of Mubeorlptioii DAILYi Slugle Copy Per Annum |10 00 •• •• Six Months 6 •• * For a leas period than Six Mouths (per month) 100 CLUB8 FOU THE DAILY. Three Copies One Year 27 0o Viva •* •• Eight ** “ “ 68 00 Ten 84 00 8 Crnla. MM II 00 fwenty •• 28 00 Fifty “ 66 00 One Hundred Copies 126 00 WEEKLY-SIX MONTHS: SiuglsOopy 1 00 Three •• 2 6u Uniform Rates of Advertising Adopt* by the Press of Atlanta. rgyiTgi8 isis a s IS IS IS |S IS IS IS IS IS * 18 jg|gjg|s|§ |S |P i i l s|i|i|i|i|i|||I|l|| |S |S IS IS 18 IS IS IS IS h; S s Is * Is si la e IS IS IS IS |8 18 88S3 5S1 |8|Si§|§iS|§|S|S|| sisi3iaisis siwiaisiai 1:151! 11 a s i 1 ? £ A „ it ••Special Notice*,” 20 cents per line for the first lanrtioti; 10 cents for each subsequent iniortion. vertiacuieut* I per cent olf the tal per ceut olT the table »mw*. AdvertiM'iueiit* for Fire Companies and Churche*. half the usual rates. In order to establish uniform rates of advertising for the Dally Press of Atlanta, we have adopted the foregoing schedule of prices, and will be governed by them in the future. W. A. HEMPHILL k CO.. Proprietors of the Constitution. {J. HENLY SMITH. Manager. Of Tbs Atlanta 8nn, Capon Springs & Baths, Hampshire Co., W\ IV*., Via Winohoatei'y Virginia ighly refitted, and la now kept In toe beat ktjl*. Ita waters are alkalins, and have a wide celebrity for their prompt and happv action In modern atyi wide cel*br . Dyspepsia, dl« the ft male constitution. ...... ,. UIJ unsurpassed In all the moun tains of Virginia for salubrity,elasticity and dryness. Its Splendid BATHS wtre declared by Sir Henry Bulwer, when on a visit here with Mr. Wobattr, aa hardly equalled by anything he bad Been in Europe. For our pamphlet, with full particulars of rates, chargee, etc . etc., apply to Red win# k Fox, Drug gists, or to th* undersigned, by mail. jel'Mui FRAZIEB k SALK. Proprietors. NOTICE. Georgia—Pulton County. J^JY WIFE, Mr*. Fannlo M. Owen*, ha* my con sent to bccomo a public or freo trader, from thi* date. May 17, 1872. JA8. M. OWENS. vV H A7« e n u*!i r L W^, R » famous for their alterative waters and fashionable patron- ago, are now open. They are 2.000 feet above lido- water—affording entire relief from prostrating i mt-r heat. Capacity for 2,000 persona. Chabuks- $3 per day. and $80 per month of 90 days. OEO. L. PEYTON A CO., jol-l m Proprietors. Sweet Chalybeate SPRINGS! Formerly Ked Sweet, Alleghany Co„ Vo. 1 MIE8E 8BRINOS. so long and favorably known for their valuable Tonic and Alterative Power* both a* a Beverage and Bath, have beep uewly and completely refitted with convenient and comfortable accommodation* for 400 person*. Rout* vis Chesapeake and'Ohio Railroad to Alle ghany Station, whore elegant carriage* belonging to the Spring* will bo in readiness for th* visitor*. Ciiaboe*— $3 per day and $60 per 1 month. 4- T. WILSON. Jet-l^god Superintendent^ MA1WUALL HOUSE, MPiJKVif. UJ. A. B. LUCE, Proprietor. Z3*y Board $8.00. win If DR. THOMAS S. POWELL’S Pocket Formulary and Plij*l- cian’a Manual, Embracing the art of Combining aod Prescribing Medicine* to th* beat a 1 vantage, with many valuable recipes, tables, kc. Frtoo on* dollar. Can be had at th* book store*. Jelt-lw THE SUN, GROOMEfl It HEBOH VOL. III. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1872. NO. 046. llailroiib (Eime iublc. Atlantic and Uulf Kuilroiul. EXPRESS PASSENGER: Atlanta Street R. R. A ll Adjourned meeting of the Atlanta Street IUI1< road Company will ba held ou Saturday, (be 16th Instant, at 10 o'clock a. m., at th* Real kstal OAce of Oeo. W. Adair. W. p. pitMK. J*l3-2t Secretary and Treasurer NOTICE. (OH(l U-Oal.CTDO|ll'K COt'MTY. Will hereafter be published in th* •dlfeafe Emm. Lsslngton. Oa., April 10, lot*. *plf. 11. ADK1NM, Oheriff. MARNE8VILLE HOTEL, J B. CAMP .... Proprietor (MBA! DIPOT.) HOARD lljUMjDAVi Arrive at Albany daily Arrive at Live Oak Leave Live Oak......,,,.., Leave Albany Leave Jaaup Arrive at Savannah .Dally at 6:30 P M 7 40 P M 9:06 A M 2:66 A M 11:30 P M 6:20 P M 6:60 A M 10:00 A M MACON PAHSENOER. Leave Savannah, Sundays excepted, at 4:00 A M Arrive at Macon, Suudays excepted, at 6:20 P M Leave Macon, Suudays excepted, at 8:90 A M Arrive at Savannah, Sunday* excepted, at 9:30 P M Arrival* aad Departure* of Tr»ts( to and from Atlaata. raa wanTxaM a Atlantic (oa state) kailboad. 1*IQUT rAMSSNOKK TKA1N—OOTWAKD—FAST LINK TO NBW TOBK. Leaves Atlanta 8;33 pm Arrive* at Chattanooga 8:46 DAT FAMSKMUKH TBAIN—OOTWAKD. Leaves Atlanta 8:30 Arrives at Chattanooga 8:60 NIOHT FA8*JlMUEB TKAIN—IVWAKI3. Leaves Chattanooga 6:20 p m Arrives a» Atlanta.... l.JOai DAT FASSKNUKU TUA1N — IWWABD. Leaves Chattanooga 8:30 a i Arrive* at Atlanta.... 3:60 pi ACCOMMODATION TRAIN—tNWAKD. THX O KOBO LA (ADO CUT A) KAILBOAD. 00 p. :40 p. . (8:16a. m Day Passenger Train leaves... stouo Mountain Accommodation arrives.. .8 Stone Mountain Accommodation leaves....6:46 p. MACON AND WKMTKBN KAILBOAD. On and after Sunday, December 17, 1871, trains will run as follow*: Day Passenger train leave* 2:00 Leave* Macon 7:10 Dsy Passenger Train arrive* ...1:48 p. m Leaves Macon 6;36 p. XU Night Pasaonger Train arrive* * 10:50 p. m Arrive* at Macon 6/10 p. m ATLANTA AND WENT FOINL EAILBOAD Night Passenger Train arrive* 8:00a. m Night Passenger Train leave* 7:05 p. m Dsy Passenger Train arrive* 7.60 p. xu Day Passenger Train loaves 0:18 a. m ATLANTA AND 1UCUMOND AIB-IUNK KAILKOA1). Leave Oaiuetvllle 6 A. M Arrive at Atlanta. 10 A. M Memphis and Charleston Railroad. W. J. AkKUM, Agent, Atlajita, Qa. IME TABU OF THE MEMPHIS AND CUABI.KSAON E. B. ooinu west: Morning Express leaves Chattanooga 6:30 A M Arrives in Memphis, asm* day 10:16 P M Mail Train luave* Chattanooga 8:00 P M Ariive* in Memphis, next day 12:16 P M COKING east: Morning Express leaves Memphis 10:20 A M Arrive* in Chattanooga, next morning.... 6:00 A M Mail Train leaves Memphis 12:10 A M Arrives in Chattanooga, next day 600 P M 7:40 r. M., 3:60 A 7:60 a. M., 8:90 r Leave Selma.. Arrive at Rome... Arrive at Daiton.. Leave Dalton Leave Rome »:ai a.m., iu:*of.m. Arrive at Selma 8:10 r. M., 9:44 a. m. Macon It Augusta Itallroad. JWXNOKB TBAIN D ILK. SUNDAYS XXFXCTKD. Leave Augusta at 19 00 M. Lears Macon at 6 00 A. M Arrive at Macon at 7 40 P. M Arrive at Augusts at 1 46 P. M Leave Salma 4:10 AM Arrive at Mentgomery 6:40 A M Arrive at West Point .* 11:63 A M 'Leave West Point 19:20 P M krriv* at Montgomery 6:16 P M 12:30 PM Greenville anil Columbia Kailronil. Leave Columbia 7 00 a. a Arrive at Grecuvillo 6 30 f. i Lcavo Greenville 6 30 a. i Arrive at Columbia 6 66 p. i Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta It. It. iWO TRAINS DAILY. TRAIN NO. 1 Leaves Charlotte 7 10 a. a Arrives at Augusta 6 15 p. a Loaves Augusts 6 46 a. a Arrive* at Cbarlotto .6 10 p. a TRAIN no. 2 Leavea Cbarlotto 7 25 p. a Arrives at Augusta c 30 a. a Leave* Augusta .0 :10 p. a Arrive* at Charlotte 6 30 a. a Collecting Agency, /COLLECTIONS for Physicians, Morcbanta. Mo- V> cbanics and others promptly attended to. Com petent legal assistance in all cases rear'-*— •* Books written up. Term* moderate. Reft Hon. John U. James, llankei " juiring it. ferences— J. Wilson, Banker Tk. W. Marsh, Esq., of Moore. Marsh k Co. WM. W. DANIELS. THE ROYAL INSURANCE CO. OF LIVERPOOL ASSISTS OF TI1K COMPANY OS TIIK lit OF JUNK, 1«)>. rpHK nworn statement of the condition of the L ('oni|«uy on the 1st June, lust., shows the as sets of thi* powerful aud wealthy corporation to be £2.103,101, or nearly $11,000,000. cousiatin part of the following: Bane of Liverpool £85,643 Loan*— On 1U ■ecu —— On TowDsliips, Railway Del»- enturc-*, City of London Cor poration bonda. Telegraph stocks, Freehold Securities, Ji?. “ £615.604—£1,100,723 Invkktment*— British Government ami Colo- ulal Securities JU77.604 United states Stocks 130,382 English Railway Share* 389,*96 Freehold Building* 180,920— 884,301 Cash Item* sa ' <a * £2,103,101 The Capital Stock of this Company 1* Two Millions Pounds Sterling on TEN MILLION'S OF DOLLARS. adjust and n without tr*u*niittlug the name „ the Company and without any delay for *lxty or ninety day*, which U usual with all Inaurauoo com- * Parties wanting insurance on merchandise, build- ’-a or other property, are invited to call on me. lid examine lor themselves. W C. B. WELLBORN. Agent. j A 12 Atlanta, Ga. hay®’ house. CUTHDEBT, OA. K1KNUY IIAYS, Prop’r. New York, Jqdo 15. JohD Fahoatock, of CleveUnd, Ohio, President of the lutemational Associa tion of MaebinistB and Blacksmiths, ad dressed his craftsmen in the Germania Assembly Rooms, this morning. He couuaeled moderation and abstinance from liquors, and said if the authorities established a system of organized terror ism, the workingmen will not be re sponsible for the consequences. The men would commit uo outrage. They were not in favor of the acts of the Commune of Paris being committed in this city. The German military music corps of the Berlin Guard Greuadior regiment, wbioh arrived in the steamer Rhein this morning, was received with all ssible enthusiasm and cordiality by tlic Ger mans of this city and Hoboken. The excitement continues in the l!)th and 21st precincts. The strikers are marching through the streets, calling upon men who are at woik to join their ranks, and in aomo coses forcing com pliauce with their demands. The police, in strong force, havo charge of the workshops, and Superintendent dCelso has made his headquarters at Stein way’a Factory in 52d street. In spcctor Dilkes has command of the re serves. Capt. Irving, and others, of the Detective force, are moving among the Btrikera. All the available policemen are >w on duty^ Senators Wilson, of Massachusetts,and Trumbull and Rice, are reported by the World as visitors to the Liberal Repub- It sau Headquarters yesterday. The damage by the hurricane jyester- day was considerable. Many persona, in both New York and Brooklyn, were in jured, and in the latter city three persons wero killed. At Wingfield, Long Island, a bell tower fell on a train of cars, de molishing a portion of the train. None of the passengers were injured. In Jer sey Cily the grain storehouse of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, was blown down, causing a loss of several thousand dollars. It was reported that the amount in volved in the Bait against Jay Gould, brought by the Attorney Goneral, is sixty millions of dollars. Albany, June 15.—One thousand three hundred machinists, carpenters and painters havo struck for eight hours. The truiu bauds, switch-tenders and trackmen, were induced to join the strike. It is said the strike will extend along the entire road, and reach the Boston and Albany shops. Com, Oats, Ileal, Etc. MtopliauM Acl Flynn, Forsyth Street, Atlanta, Ga., a HE NOW RECEIVING OATS. MEAL FIX)VI, WHI8KY, ETC. * iouCAIt COM. Not baviof •.tor*** rootueoousU tbej oftr t in-rtlo* or all of it el lu* Mur*a. CoaauBuraant! dealer* wohIU do a i ll to e'tppljr Ui*h>mI’ **»»••#, m an Advance In I'rlcee Ml J U ciprrt*.t betof* tke doo9 of tbU »ofttb jtlfrlai MTEFHMS k FLYNN THE DAILY SUN. MORNING EDITION ATLANTA, OA.: Sunday Mornino. June 16, 1872. TELEGltAPH NEWS Hjr the New York Xwoelated Hresa. NEW YORK. in.nt-T MASSACHUSETTS. The Young Men** A**oclntlon Mrililllng with other l*c-oplc*« llnslne**. Lowell, June 15.—San Francisco has been selected for tlio next meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association. The Committee on Resolutions mode report—the first resolution pronouncing total abstinence a test for membership, and the second declaring the use of to bacco inconsistent with the highest type of Christianity. The resolutions will be discussed this evening. The rules wero suspended, and a dele gate read the resolution, which caused such commotion yesterday, relative to the Bible in public schools, and pledging the efforts of the Association to place it in every Catholic Churoh. Boston, Mass., Juno 15.—The Demo cratic Convention of the Fifth Congress- ion District, to-day, elected delegates to Baltimoro, without instructions. WASHINGTON Intcrmal Revenue Receipt*. Washington, June 15.—Receipts trom internal revenue to-day reached $127,- 540.97. The receipts from the same source during the present fiscal year have been $125,340,770.54—a larger sum already than was estimated, the estimate being only $125,000,000. Iti probable that at least $5,000,000 more will be re ceived this mouth, as the daily returns now arc quite lar b c. ALABAMA. Hale of the Alaliam* A ( hattanongn Railroad Confirmed bjr Judge Hu*- teed. Mostciomfky, Ala., June 15.—Id the United States District Court, to-day, Judge Bustoed confirmed the sale of the Alabama k Chattanooga Railroad, aud issued an order to the assignees in bank ruptcy to deliver the road to the State authorities. e— . IOWA. A Fatal Boiler Us|>lo«laa. MoOREoon, Iowa.—Tho raft boat, D. A. McDonald, exploded her hoilera to day. The loss of life ia catimated at from twenty-nine to thirty-five persona. SWITZERLAND. Geneva, June 15.—The Boon! of Ar bitration met at noon to-day. All the members were present. Some docu ments were aubmitted, when the Board adjourned to Monday. Nothing im portant has transpired. The following members wore present: Count Bcheapis, representing the King of Italy, President of the Court; Hon. Charles |Fiancis Adams, Arbiter on th* part of the United States; Bight Hon. 8ir Alexander Oookburn, representing the Government of Orest Britain; Joooh staomppli, rnpretenting tho Swiss Gov ernment, and Barpn L>. (Ujuba, repre senting the Emperor Pan l’edro. of Brazil. Summaries of proofs and arguments, in support of the oases of England and tbs United States, were transmitted to the Arbitrators by the representative agents of the two countries, laird Ecu- U rdon aud J. C. B. Davis. *-►* ENGLAND. I), .ik •(• HaMk. IsiXIhiN. June 15.—Mr. Booth, mans g.r,of Ilia Ljot-uin Theatre, is doad. lie wm* a kinsman of Edwin Booth's, MARKET REPORTS. BY TELEOIUrn TO TUX ATLANTA DAILY BI N COTTON SIAHKET. Augusta, Jnne 15.—Cotton dull and nothing doing; middlings 24; receipts 17; sales 29. Savannah, Juno 15.—Cotton quiet and nothiug doing; middlings 24; not re- ocipts 121; exports coastwiso 455; sales 55; stock 4,239. New Yoke, June 15.—Cotton active and in good demand; sol s 1,827; mid dling uplands 2C|. Boles for fntnre delivory to-day w ere 8,200 bales; June, 26; July, 25i(q,25j; August, 25|(rj)26; September, 23j; Octo ber, 20 15-10021; NovemDer, 20; De cember, 19|. Cotton lias been leee active, with marked decline for spots and futures. Sales for the week reached 90,000 bales, of which 93,500 were for future delivery and 3,750 boles on the spot. Of tho spot , cotton, exporters took about a tunusand eighty hales; spinners 2,500 buics, and speculators 230. New Ouleaks, June 15.—Cotton ex tremely dull and nominal; middlings 25c; net receipts 142 hales; gross 142; exports coastwise 2,005; soles 900. Charleston, June 15.—Cotton dull; middlings 25c; net receipts 170 hales; exports coastwise 247; stock 9,041. PIIODUCK SIAHKET. Louisville, Jane 15.—Floor, extra family *7. Corn quiet and unchanged. Provisions steady and improved demand on orders. Pork, round lots, cash at 812. Bacon, shoulders, 5(; clear rib sidtH 71(0, 71; clear sides 7|, paoked. Lard, tierces 9; kegs 10; order lots t higher. Whisky dull at 84. NewYohk, Jane 15.—Floor dull and heavy; common to fair extra 87 80MS10 20; good to choice 810 25(5)13 00. wheat dull and heavy, 2@3o. lower;|wiutor red Western 81 92i@82 00. Corn fairly ac tive, closing heavy. Pork qaiet hut steady. Lord dull at 8i@9L Navals, groceries and freights quiet. St. Louis, June 15.—Flour quiet and week but unchanged. Corn dull and unchanged; No. 2 mixed and yellow 441 @45. Whisky nnebanged at 88. Pork quiet, at 812. Bacon firm; sides 7|@7|; order Iota to. higher. Lard doll at 8 ®8|. Baltimore, Jnno 15.—Floor weak. Wheat firm. Corq—wliito inactive at 82(5,840; yellow firm at G9c. Provisions qaiot and unchanged. Whisky Ole. Cincinnati, June 16.—Flonrqnietand unchanged; family 88 50@8 75. Goru steady at 51052. Mess pork unchanged and quiet; but little done; 812 25 for regular; city packed was offered 814 02) Baoon—demand light; holders firm; shoulders 5J; clear rib aides 7); clear sides 7| asked. Tobacco -demand good; at full prices; sales 19| birds. Whisky dull and lower at 83. HONEY MARKETS. New York, Jnne 15.—Money easy at 5@G; exceptions 4; sterling dull; gold 13](i)il4; governments closed steady; South Carolinas somewhat bettor; others drill. RANK STATEMENT. Loans, increase 81,025,000 Specie, increase 375,000 Legal Tenders, increase 375,000 Deposits, increase 1,025,000 Savings 13 cun. In Insurance By The Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company, T7UJNKBAL UNDERTAKERS and D**l*n In fir* X 1 cl***M*tnlio BuimlOhmnnd Oomkotn, vlllat- land promptly to *11 Funeral* in city or oouatir With the fiueat Bum in th*city lor both admit* aud children. Cu be found at their oAos dey or night Orders by Telegraph attendM to promptly. »» ALABAMA ITIUCBf. S& Special attention given to the dlsinterinf, removing and shipping — ^ TSQ OF NEW YORK. ■pOLK'iKS PAYABLE to the party hlmaelf at any certain age; or his heir* on prav'oua death, with err X tain benefit* n*ver before conceded by any Company. A large Surrender value at the end of each year, If desired. EXAMPLE—Age of applicant. 30 year*; amount of policy $1,000. The whole payable at 48 yeara of ag* or previoua death. Premium $66 76; aurreudor value firat year $43 11; 2d year $92 88; 3d year 144 92, eto. After the 9th year moro money,will be returned to the policy-holder than he has paid in premiums, Apply to W. T. UOLDKRNKtto, General Slate Agent, Auateli'a Building, Atlanta. tl. H. CHRISTIAN. Special Agent BOARD OF RKFKhF.NCE IN ATLANTA—John II. James, Danker;M. G. Dobbins, do.: J. H. Celloway, Keq.: J. R. Wallace, Ileal Estate Agent; J. W. Rucker, Merchant; R. Y. Maddox, Merchant; Hon. B. U. Mill k Sons, Attorney*; J. H. Low, M. D., Couaultiug Pbyaiciau. jel6-dmon*w2am Npeoial IVotioes. Causeless Depression, Thin cxproMlou la often used, but it is manifestly absurd. Gloom and melancholy ar* not apontane- They are unnatural mental conditions, and usually have corresponding cause*. If there is no apparent reason for despondency, It ia a symptom of physical disease. In nlno cases out of ten the stomach,th# liver aud tho bowola are responsible for the cloud which rests upon tho brain. In all such cases Immediate and permanent relief may bo obtained by the use of Uostetter'* Btomacli Bitters. 1/the digestive organs are weak, an invigoraut is necessary. If the liver is disordered, an alterative is required. If the bowels sre constipated or Irre gular, s gentle aperient I* needed. In that famous vegetable remedy these three medicinal properties commingled with severs! other* of a scarcely less Important character, and hence It spoedlly cure* every specie* of hypochondria arising from material Cannes, by removing the cau*ea themselves. In the summer, when disordor* of tho stomach and bowels, bilious complaints and all disease a which affect UioaasiniilaUugaud secretive organa are especially prevalent, the iini>ortance of havlug thi* Invaluable tonic, alterative aud corrective In every dwelling and within tho reach of all who travel by land or wator, cannot bo ovcr-eatiiuated. Aa it ia a staple article throughout the country it would l>e next to impossible to find a settlement, near or re mote, unprovided with a stock or this famous vege- table restorative. SPECIALNOTICE. Congress, at ita present session, has shown a de termination to restore what ths .Treasury agents plundered from the people of the South In 1868; And as some Ten Millions of Dollars (over and above all sued for) are still in ths U. 8. Treasury, subject to be claimed by parttos hereto fore barred by legislation requiring proof of loyalty, and by statute of limitations; And having bean In Washington, aiding in the usage of recent Act* Changing these acquirements I am prepared to give per tonal Supervision to the Preparation, Presentation, and Collection of such Claims. All persona having Cotton or other property taken from them after 30th Jane. 1866, will And It to their Interest to oonfer with me. Also, ell who have paid The CotUm Tux or Two Ceita per Ik As I shall hereafter spend • large portion of my time Ik Washington City, attending to these matters pspHuu'ly, address ms at Atlanta, Oeorglt, or at JUST OPK.rKiP, Tho Carter Hotel, GAINESVILLE, Ga. Bid* Of th* I'ubUc Nuui Media wfovtsM* J. DARTER. Fruprirter. FUNERAL NOTICE. The friends and acquaintance* of Micbakl Gau- dim kb aud of hi* sister Ellas Gardener, are respect fully Invited to attend tho ftineral services of the latter, at Catholic Church, this Sunday evening, at 6:30 o’clock, F. m. July 10. 1679. OBITUARY. Died, near Noon, ou yesterday, Mr. W. D. Tin- wf.ll, father of Major It. W. Tidwell, of Atlanta. Friends of the family are luvited to attend the fti neral to-day (Sunday] at the residence of tho de ceased, four miles east of Atlauta, at 4 o'clock, The Griffin Star, Senola Journal and Falrburn Sentinel will please copy aud send hills to this office. Profeesional QTatOs. ANDREW H. H. DAWSON. COUNSELLOR AT LAW ProlewMloual Card. ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOR COMPTROLLKR-UKNERAL. Thompson Allan, Esq., is n enndidato for Comptroller-General, subject to the Democratic nomiuatiou. Col. Peterson Thwbatt is a candi date for the office of Comptroller-Gon oral; subject to a Democratic nomiua tiou. FOR RKCRKTARY OF iTATK. Mujor John F. Jones, of Coweta, is a candidate for Hocretary of State. Colonel H. J. 8PRAYBERRY is an nounced as a candidate for Secretary of State, subject to the Democratic nomina tion. Fob Comptroller General.— Geuer- LAFAYETTE MoLAWS. dec29-dtf IS it $iriYli£iimn SCHUMANN S PHARMACY, 48 WHITEHALL, aud aont to families when ordornd ovory morning. Also, pure fruit 8yrup* of various kind*. J* 16-Sin For Rent. r 160 yard* from the Passenger Depot, Rost the city. Apply to W. J. HOUSTON, ffico It. U Block, opposite National Hotel. $15,000 REAL ESTATE. $15,000 JT It. t'Otri.RH, Jluclloneer. SALK WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNK 19. COM- MENDING AT 6 O'CLOCK ON PREMISES ) IlDFIl OF BALE— lat. Mra. Frank Day's houso and lot, on Forsyth street. I-ot 110 feet, more le**, front, by 900 foot deep, 2 story house, 8 fin ished room*, convonlenUy arranged. Tho lot I* most beautiful, havlug ou it plouty of fruit trues, and the finest ahado trues in the city. Term*, one-third oash, one-third 6 mouth*, ono-tlilrd 12 mouths, with ;ntero*t. If you don't bellovo till* l*a choice aud everyway p:oaaaut place, go and look at it, aud you w ill bo convinced. 2d. B. F, Wyly's property. House and lot and 3 vacant lots on Thompson street. House baa 3 fiu- Dlied rooms, and runt* regularly at $16 per month. Term*, one-half cash, balauce lu 3 and 0 mouths, villi Interest. 3d. Mrs. Ford's property. Here, under thosofin# diade trees, will bo nerved lot lemonade and beer, jlieu the sale of thoso gllt-odge lots will commoucc. This lovely location ha* been admired for voarn.aud the preaaiug demand to sub-divide and soil, cannot be resisted longer. KiKtuine this delightfal prop erty. The Htreot Car* will Uko yon to the piece. Terms, half-cash; balance 3 aud 6 mouths, with ten per cent Interrat. 4tli. McCowau’s Store Houso and Lot, on Fetors street. Notice plat, ll. ro 1* a fine opuortunity to ’ >cate and prepare for tho Fad trado. Term*, half kilt; balance 3 and 6 months, with Interest. 6th. 11*11'* House and Lot Thia property Is only few foot from McCowau’s Htoro. On it Is a nice, snug 2-room House. Tonus, half cash; balance 3 aud 6 mouth, with tntaroat. All this pro;»erty Is accessible to the Street Oars, and b ‘ — ‘ cof clock. Grain, Flour, Provisions, &c. 4,000 30' B have now.ln storo, for sale at low figures to tho trado: BUSHELS CHOICE OATH. 9Q BULH PURE CIDER VINEGAR. Q-Jlj BOXES STARCH, best quality. celvud fresh from the Kllua every day. Have Inquiries aud orders for wheat. Ar* pro- STKPHKJtrs k ci. »v»vr, Jfl.-ltn For./Ul .trn.t, Atlanta, Oa SAVE YOUR TEETH, n. it. a in III, u. U.H., llalni'Hvllln, ()cor«la. arodaota of Ualtliunra Unlltao of In-ulol Earganr. FIRST-CLASS HOARD ING HOUSE. • unifuFtabi* (u 'Klakad russu (with Uul-i bssrli sill I mi r»a ly for o«xup*u<y by July 1st. MUR. all Ait I' k COUI.TI It It. tbuslibI P|Xi(lrtRO|» oi' MllHU, I jrri.UN his ssrvtaes to ths Atlanta pwUk, a»4 soitolto tRrtr rIwsr* Ord*rs Wblii Rail #U#< t Ultoft at «• *9*1* ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. P RACTICES in the cwsutles of Taliaferro, Greene, Warren and Wllkfrt. All bualness intrusted to m will be promptly attended to. B9_Office at OrawfordvlUe, Ga. an‘J3- dKwtf. JURIAU U. CASEY. PAUL 0. HUDSON Casey & Hudson, Attori toy* at Law Thomson, McDuffie Co., ORQIA. T. O. LA W hi IN. X. I. FITXF* i UICK LAWSON & FITZPATRICK, Attorneys at Law. EATONTON, QA EB. Tho Junior refers, by permlaaion, to Hon. A. If. Stephens, lion. P. R. Robinson, Hon. A. Rees* Hon. L. Stephens. VEA.YTA TIOJTS VP PLIES T AM prepared t Bulk Meat. Lard, C Grooeriea, Ac., on tho October and November ac ceptances of First-class houses In Atlanta, Augusta Savannah. I am also furnishing supplies on crop Hons, with approved security. A. K. SEA GO, Merchant. T5 years lisa convinced condition of the liver and nervous debility Tarrant's Effervescent Seltzer Aperient Is the surest.safest and swiftest remedy. Not merely but absolutely deliolou* to than * * " ' four mediclual element* whlel united in th* aam* happy proportion* in any other pi operation. It la th* gontisst and moat palnl— of cathartic*, a wonderful toulc, and unexoaptlenabla Sold by all drugglata. GEORGIA SPUING BREWERY, WEST EJtrn, jlT/.4.VTJ. — qm Tho undorslgncd, having made extensive improve ment* in the famoua Georgia Spring Brewery Park, situated at West Eml, respectfully call* the attention of the public to tho Inducements it offers for plonlca social partlos, and othor festivals. On ths grounds are a beautiful covered platform, 1x60; a large pond and two boats, s carousal swing, aud a shooting gallery. In case of rain shelter can * 3 given to eight hundrod persons. For ladies and children, two large and finely fur nished private rooms are always ready. School and churoh picnics will be allowed the use of tho grounds at hair price. i within fifteen minutes walk All are courteously invited. Planing M.11I un<l Lurnbor Yartl Oomf>inc<l! . preiwrcd to furnish a superior article of South western Lumber of all sixes, dressed or rough. Ilritlffp and Car Lumber Sawed to Order. I MAKE specialty. Flooring, Scroll work. Mouldings and IckoU. A. MURPHY, Corner Forsyth A Uuutor Streets. jWHi WesternAtlantioR.R. Orrrca Haute* TBamrrosrarrow, I Atlanta, Ga., May 22, 1872. | Change of Aright Pautnger Schedule. Oniiml After Sunday, June 3d, Night Passenger Train will leave Atlanta at 8:361\ w, and arrivu in Chattanooga 3:40 a m , connecting with FAST LINE TO NEW YORK, via NARHVILLE and LOUISVILLE. Making close connection at IoouisvIUe with through Cara for New York over Pennsylvania Central, New York Central. Erie, aud Baltimore A Ohio Raitriads. ru22-lin K. U. WALKER. M. T. FOB SALE. W E havo Just receivod from the West two car loads of FINF. HORSES, several extra slngta and double harneea, among them three or four fine pairs. Also, a oar load of An* MULES. Call and examine Juue7dlw O. U. JONES A CO. Pratt’s Astral Oil sforred my agency for the sale of PRATTS ASTRAL OIL to Mr. F. U. LrDUC, dealer In llouM-fttraiaklng Goods. orders, wholesale or retail, for this superior OU, will be promptly filled by him. Jel3-lw K. VAN OOIDTSXOVEM. CORN!CORN! 30 Cor Load* H hlla and Yellow C*rn V uw arriving which I dartre to eeU before resnov al lr«n< depot. Will *eU elihsr for oasli or ou .W ‘ A. K. HEAGO, __d Forsyth StreM*. ATLANTA, OtDlUilA. NOTICE. UKOUGti O kt D.'E of the Clark of Ute Nuperioi purtui is hereby noRAod that the iu.ii.enU of this odL • will hereafter he h th* •illnmlm Ree. Uatogton, Ga., AWftjA apIT- OterkINtiwnorOMrt, EDWAHDHHOUHE, •FASTS, OA. 0O0HRAM * WATIIHV, tafgUnt 1.1. 0*. 9( Chabtri St, X I. Or R. J. WILIS, Manager for the Southern Btatec, Jun8-dlw. Mo. 23 Whitehall Street, Atlanta. Ge SOUTHERN ’FEMALE COLLEGE. LaGRANGE,^GEORGIA. COMMENCE^IENT EXERCISES. E XAMINATIONS—Thuradar,Friday end Monday, 20th, list, end 24th of June. Junior Exhibition. Annuel Address, by Howard Van Epp*, Esq., of Atlanta, Tuesday. Grand Concert, Tuesday night Senior Exhibition. An Essay: «• What Shall Our Women Ba 7" by Mrs. M. J. Westmoreland, author- eas of'‘Heart Hungry:*' Annual Addrea by Thom— E. Skinner, D. D.. of Columbus, Wednesday. OS- The Atlanta and West Point Alabama West ern, and State Rail read* will pass visiters on ona ter* GEORGE PAGE & OO.. MlNUrACTUKKKI OF Patent Portable Circular Saw Hillg, Stetleeary aad Portabla STEAM ENGINES^ auiST HILLS, do. No. 5 Sohrooder Btrcot, , BALTIMORE, M0. tWSmdfor Catalogue, and Price-Lute J*12ad*odJrwl y JOHN T. READ, Pryprletor of the READ HOUSE. Fronting th* Passenger Depot, Jel6-tf CHATTANOOGA, TEMM. DR. J. L. JONES. Clark. JHERRMAJW, JOJTES Sf CO., H AVE on hand, and are oonetantly receiving, a Large Stock of Dry and Green Lumber of all the varieties appertaining to the trade, together with White Pino Door*, Windows and Blinds, To all of which they would respectfully call the at- tetention of Dulldors and other. I’rlcee aa low as Office end Yard next below WiUinghsm B ulldin Decatur street Atlanta Ge. myf-tf sainner, uuwrsrw, i, r. ouva. Hol.Ueu. Northern Circuit LUMPKIN Ac OLIVE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. L*xli|toa, Georgia, Practice as partners. In civil cases, In all the Courts Northern Circuit and the Supreme Court In a. In criminal business, there is no partnership. Mr. Oeonet White Sulphur Springe, or HjtLL co vjtmr, aa. • now ready for ths reoeptioa of visitor*. It has been through!/ fitted up god furnished with furniture. This was a popular resort last year—Ita tret open ing. Every effort will be made to reoder r comfortable. ml9-12t mad* te reoder guests BAM'L B. MoCAMY. HE ATL.AN TIO coast-line PASSE A'ft EH HO UTE. “ Roorconlaad for tlio ■ummor off 1078. DOUBLE DAILY All Rail Connection Via AufU»U,Wilmincton,Rich mond. An Additional Daily Oonaeotion via Augusta, Wilmington and Portomouth, AMD THX M A ONIFOINT BAY LIN* STIAMIR* Th. Ki.lpm.nt of th. ><a4a of thi. Uu U SntcUM. PULLMAN PALACE Sleeping Oars. AnmioponKI nlfhtlnlaa. Doable Duly Schedules operated upon the amltxa route, from Mew Or leans and all mala terminal point* ia Alabama and Georgia. By taking morning train out of Savannah, Mason sod Atlanta, pemmgere connect with the IMS r. K. train out of Angnete, end sen shoes* between the All BaU Coneeetton, vie Richmond, «r the rewte an Chesapeake Beg, heviag ia the letter ease hat ONE night o'railway tiaveUadtheeeeead night enjoy the Luxurious Aooommodn- tlOM Jf the Steinura ef that line Vhroogltl bKoth r«’U( fnfiuee <4 VIRGINIA SPRINGS AND EXCURSION TICKETS, r# stTMcnrs svmmhu sm—mte Far lime xhedaUe, nriee Mate, and all Sertmkt* ^eteVmrtlus, a»y*y te fatiewteg naiad Aganteef the •*» tivnuntl l*i
