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TH B DAILY SUN. Local and business Notice* u aiugie topic* uf |||« Sun b'or ale nt I lie From oiir Evening Edition ofl he Kill. ATLANTA. QA Ti'esdai Morning. June 18. 187: Cotton. —Market quiet aud weak ut 24)0. ►♦-4- - Hon. Dunlap Scott, of Kotuo, is at the Kimball House. feSiiAid’ knives, of the very finest make, are on hand at wholesale at McBride's Crockery Emporium. • No mutter how high politics may run, Owens tk Foster, at the National Hotel, arc equal to the emergency, having every good thing every day. Pkeachino every night during this week at theChristiun Church, by ltev. T M. Harris, pastor. The ordinance of baptism will be ad ministered to three persons to-night. Dr. E. J. Roach will soon begin to build a residence immediately South of Trinity Church. It will front 40 feet on Whitehall and extend back 32, with an ell 45 feet. The cost will be about $0,000. Col. G. W. Adair on Saturday, sold tho “Kelly Livery Stable” building, corner Alabama and Forsyth streets, to Mr. Feter Huge for $290. In 18G5, Mr. W. J. Wootten put up tho building at a cost of about $8,000—paying $G0 a thous und for a large part of the lumber. Messrs. Rucker, and Adair A Bro., recent purchasers, intend building in its place a large warehouse. Hnltimore Convention. The Baltimore A Ohio Railroad Com pany will issue round trip tickets to all persons wishing to attend the Democratic Convention which meets at Baltimore on the 9th of July. Tickets will bo good for twenty days after their date, and elude a free trip to Washington City. Faro from Cincinnati to Baltimore, in cluding trip to W’ashington City and re turn to Cincinnati, sixteen dollars. Any body and everybody who desires to do so cun avail themselves of tliis oppor tunity to travel over a railroad which traverses one of tho most picturesque regions of America, aud to visit tho finest city on the continent. It is an infinite pleasure to travel over such a road os the Baltimore & Ohio, w hich is distinguished alike for comfort aud safety, whiie the scenery along the route, tukiug in Cheat river, the almost countless mountain fast nesses, and the historic Harper’s Ferry, will umply compensate for time and pioney. i»inc Yield of wfieat in Carolina. Atlanta, Ga., June 15, 1872. Editors Sun: I enclose you extract from letter received from Col. Gist, of Honth Carolina. It will doubtless be of iuterest to your readers who nre raising wheat. If such a yield cun be made in tioutii Caroliuo, (a State not adapted to wheat growing), what ought our planters to make ia this section, under proper cultivation and preparation of the soil ? It is true that Col. Gist planted superior seed. Jonbsville, S. C., Juno 10, 1872. Mr. Mark IF. Johnson, Atlanta, (fa.: Dear Sir—I writo to give you an ac- couut of the bushel of Purple Straw (red) Wheat, bought from you lost fall. I prepared one acre of red land thor oughly, by turning under a fair crop ol peas, (the land was in corn, peas sowed broad cast when tho corn was plowed last time), with a long, narrow twister.— Ou the 20th of October I sowed broad cast over tho land about 25 bushels cot ton seed; soaked the wheat in b!uo stone, sowed and plowed the cotton seed and wheat iu together with a small twisting shovel. I think every grain came up- got a tine stand—out it to-day (Juno 10), and got from the acre sixty dozen large bundles; height of wheat about four feet. Several planters who have seen it iu the last few days think the yield will not be under 25 bushels of good wheat. 1 am well pleased with the purple straw variety, and so is every one who lias seen it. Respectfully, W. C. Gist. >-•-* Competition v«. Monopoly. jEditors Daily Sun: A few days ago, writing of the various improvements in Alluntit, I touched upon the ico trade und its successful manufacture by the Ice Manufacturing Company ol this city. Tho hot weather is fully on us, and something cooling is sought for, and I propose to say something more on the subject of ice. Since it has been made here, it has become au important item in Atluuta’s trade, und those who had the nerve to iuvest in the wonderful inven tion will, ho doubt, iu due time realize good profit* upon their investment. The pric$ of ico now, compared with what it was before this company com menced making it, is another evidence of the old adage that competition is the life of trade. From all I can learn, I be lieve ice never was sold in Atlanta foi less than 3} cents per pound, except wheu competition periodically arose, and fnouopoly set to work to kill it off, in Which it always succeeded, tift the Ice Muuufacturing Company got under full headway here, which, fortuuately for the people of Atlanta and for the stockhold era in the company, is too strong to he \auquished, nod every body is in the full enjoyment of this great luxury at from one to one aud a half ceuts per pound—equal to seaboard prices. 'fliin company is selling ice by tho car )oud to Montgomery, Athens, aud else where. The quality of the article made hus been fully tested, and found equal to uuy in every rospeet, while it can be used with less waste. Tho pcoplo of Atlanta are indebted to this company fora boun tiful supply at low rates, aud are using it more freely than ever. Observer. Floyd County l)«hg«lo. At a meeting of the Democrats of Floyd county, held in Rome last Katur day, tho following gentlemen weiu *p pointed delegates to the Htato Conven tion: Nathan B ins. John T. Manu, M. It* Bulleugur, Uuu. J. Cuiumiiig, C. 1*. Doan, John hkiunrr, W. P. Whitmore, Field ing Height, J. W. II. L’uderwood, John It. Towers aud Dunlap Hcott. Industrial Museum of the Georgia State College. It is proposed to establish iu connec tion with the 8tata College of Agriculture aud the Mechanio Arts, au Industrial Museum—to contain models of improved agricultural implements and muchines, products of agriculture, products of manufao ure, and the mechanic arts gen erally, rejmsentiug us far as possible all industrial interests. This appeal is there fore made to the public, not alone to Georgians and the people of the South, but to all interested in Industrial Educa tiou, to aid us in this endeavor, by seud iug to the Museum of the State College whatever may illustrate Agriculture, Manufactures, or any of the Mechanio Arts. We solicit models of machines of uDy character ; models of bridges ; plans aud photographs of buildigs, bridges, etc.; minerals, specimens of ores ; specimens of woods; products of agriculture; pro ducts of manufactures, exhibiting as far as possible the various stages of prepa ration ; and generally, whatever may illustrate the industrial arts. Donations will be acknowledged b; publication in the Catalogue. Direct ai articles to President State College, Athens, Georgia: marked *for Industrial Museum. The authorities of the following Rail roads, viz : Georgia, Western <fc Atlantic, Atlanta & West Point, and Central with its connections, have generously offered to give free transportation to all articles designed for this Museum ; and it is ex pected the other liailroads of the State will be equally liberal. All Newspapers favorable to tho cause of Industrial Education are respectfully requested to publish this card. W. L. Broun, President. Athens, Ga., June 1 si, 1872. The Cost of Lsiting. The Columbus Sun, of Sunday, has the following paragraph, illustrating the economy with which the laws are some times executed: AiTattempt waa made to carry off a grindstone valued at $1 80. A little ne gro boy was charged with the business. A magistrate committed him to jail. He was kept there six months, brought be foxe tho Superior Court and acquitted. For board iu the jail the cost to the county was $90, and wo suppose Court and other expenses will raise the expense to $125—all for a $1 80 grindstone. The county gets nothing. New Wlust. The Rome Courier of Saturday has this item: Tho first wheat rectived in this market came up on the Boat last Thursday, con signed to Berrys & Co., from T. J. Rich ardson, of Cherokee county, Alabama, some eighty miles below Romo, on the Soosa river. There was GOO bushels of fine amber w heat sold to Williamson & Co. at two dollars per bushel. Oforgla Railroad learnings. We learn that tho earnings of the Georgia Railroad for tho past two months —April and May—were yery largely in excess of the earnings for the same months of 1871. This is a very fine showing when wo remember the dullness which seems to prevail in every branch of trade, and speaks w ell for I he manage- months above men turn r*l the ‘roacf cSfr- ried a large quantity of cotton—brought from its hidiug places by a high market —and railroad iron. The road still con tinues to carry a largo quantity of iron.— Chronicle and Sentinel, 1 Gth. JOHN T. HEAD, Proprietor ol llio HOUSE. ling Die Passenger Depot, r-tf CHATTANOOGA, TENN. DU. J. L. JONES, Clerk. XjUMheii. JfiEit Ml MAJtM, JOA'ES to ( «., VK on hand, and are constantly receiving, a Large Stock or Dry and Green Lumber or all tho varieties appertaining to the ti ado, together with will to mu© Doom, Windows and Blinds, of which they would reapcctrully call tho at- ion <>r Builders and other. Prices »h low aa the market will admit. 8aUar*cUon IN TEKESTING ITEMS. Caution! Every genuine box of Dr McLANE’S LIVER PILLS bears the signature of Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh, Pa., and their private C. S. Stump. Hop" Take no other; the narket is full of imitations. It is the popular verdict that people who have been accustomed to tho use of Bitters or Cordials, are obliged, evontu ally, to resort to McLakk’s Liver Pills for permanent relief. jcl3w-0m- Correct the Stomach. It is a well ascertained physiological tact that the origin of most of the ills that alllict humanity is a deranged con dition ot the alimentary canal. The bowels become constipated and sluggish, and thence arises u ,train of painful and distressing maladies. As a preventative and cure, there is no remedy so safe and sure as DR. TUTT’S VEGETABLE LTVER PILLS. deod-wl w Help or We Perish. This is what neglected teeth would say if they could remoustrato with their own ers; aud murk thiR, the teeth cannot perish or beoome black or yellow, if the Sozodont is used daily. jel3-deod«fcwly GEORGIA SllEHIFF’S SALES. Sale Day First Tuesday In July FULTON COUNTY. N. J. Hammond vs. Trustees Atlanta Medical Col lege. Part of Medical College Lot. Alexander A Broom bead vs. Jas. R. D. Ozburu, Truateo. Lot in first ward. M. H. Harden vs. Harvey O'Shields. House and fioltl Dimtorn. BARTOW HOUSE, T. J. Bridges, Proprietor. CiU-toixvilli Gooi-fria SASSEEN HOUSE, (Formerly United Staten Hotel,) C 70KNI& ALABAMA tudPRYOR 81 RESTS. AT- J LA NT A, UA. E. R. SASSEEN, Agent, Proprietor. TER**?— 1 Transient Boarder*, per day 12 00 Single Meal, or Lodging, each 60 cents. OEO. W. SARHKEN. 1 pu . k _ MAJ. II. C. MARTIN, | u#r "’ T. O. GRESHAM. St."aid. au20 Oontral Hi otol, CENTRALLY LOCATED, EAST SIDE BROAD STREET COLUMItUH, GA. Board, Per Day . - - |J OO feblfi- MR8. P. M. GRAY. MailiNon IIouh. 1 , jitADisojr, aEonaiA. TERMS: S3 PER DAY. apTtf N. 8. FISH, Proprietor. ©(filial QVomtiocmento. •sunsm county. Special Electio* for Ordinary. OiuuNABY's Omci, Oai.rruoiu** Co., Oa., 1 June UUi, 1072. J It having been made known to me that the Hon. Franc-la J. Robinson, Ordinary ot said oouuty, d«>- parted this life ou the 9th day of June, 1872: Now, therefore, 1, Georgs U. Lester, Clerk of tho Stipei Court of ssid county, by virtue of the power end thority vested in me by au act of the Legtalaturo of said HtAte, approved December 15Ui, 1871, do hereby order au elecUou to dll the vacancy occasioned said otiico by the death of said Robinson; said elec tion to take place ou TUESDAY, THE to DAY OF JULY, 1872, at tho Court-house and tho sovoral legally estab lished precincts iu said county, and to be conducted i the manner prescribed by law. It is further ordered that this uoUoe be published UU tho day of elecUon In the Atlanta Hun, the gazette in which the Ordinary of said county pub lished his citations. OEO. U. LESTER, JelS Clerk Superior Court O. 0. G* ROROIA—DOUGLAS COUNTY. L. A. Hmith, wife of James M. Hmlth, has applied for exemption of personalty, and I wl'l pass upon tho same at my office iu Douglasvlllo, ou tho 18th iuataut,at 11 a. m. Jell- W. W. HINDMAN. Ordinary. ward. Win. McNanght vs. Joseph Fry. City 1 M. lluico vs. J. N. Holmes. Lot ou McDonough street M. Buice Whitehall street. State of Georgia B. C. Kctclium. Houso and lot o a Gasklll aud I <w ett. Sundry 11 us hi lots in Atlanta. 202 acres of land. Fi. fa. vs. James L. A'at'll e- »roperty of lot. loyt on Peachtree ro*.i; also a city 1< BALDWIN COUNTY. . McComb vs. Abraham Blschof. Stock of udize. E. D. Stetson vs. A. Bloch. Five boxes chaudUe. Sarah O. Pitman vs. Araminta Speights. Fourtccu hundred acres of laud. Ilrooks A Jeffers vs. Margaret Heath. Lot in Mil- ledgevilie. HPALDINO COUNTY. Milton J. Daniel vs. Ploasaut A. Lawson. Eighty ine acres of land. COWKTA COUNTY. ^ Atkinson, Blanton A Co., vs. F. N. Coulon. Land PAULDING COUNTY. Bcujamin Graudo vs. L. B. Yorko. Laud lot No. 17. COBB COUNTY. John W. Hill vs. E. Page A Co. Houso sud lot lu Mai ietta. W. 11. Brooks and the Roswell Manufacturing ompany. (Two 11. fas.) Two store houses and lota i Marietta. Wade White.vs. J. N. Russell. Land lots 192,193 id 194. Joseph Elsas vs. J. W. Hatcher. Land lot 1,080. GWINNETT COUNTY. Phillip Ferril vs. John McEutiro. Ilouso and lot i Gainesville. K. M. Johnsoi Company. I.and lots 4 and fi. Brooks A Osburue vs. Shore A Cacti r. Land and . the McCloskey Gold Mining house iu Gainesville. POLK COUNTY. James 8. Noyls vs. W. J. Howard. IIot(so and lot in Cedar Town. M. Ware and Liddell A Chisolm vs. Martin Aired. Land lot No. 352. LaFayetto Whortoii vs. David A. Mize and John T. Prior. Land lots 233, 201, 200, and 2fi0. W. H. 11111 vs. Van U. Davis aud Allen Johnson, thall. Land lot W. T. Green 1 Rockmart. i. Henry Richards aud L. H. Wal lin and 198, i. J. J. Pritchett. Livery stable in GROOMES & REECE ECKLES HOUSE, Business Square, Social Circle, Ga. RATES OF BOARD: Single Meals 60c; per day $2 00; per week $8 CO per mouth $20. STEMILdA'G EC MULES, Prop'r, In connection with this Houso ia s LIYEllY STABLE, Where good Horses, Buggies, Hacks and Careful Drivers can he procured at all times at reasonable ** F. M. ECKLES, apl7-tf Proprietor. Greensboro House, J. J, MMOMMERTY% Proprietor GREENSBORO, GA. •p7-tf KENNESAW HOUSE, MARIETTA, - - GEORGIA, Gainemville Hotel Itainesrllte, 13a., 3~. A- Christian, Proprietor lied Slid supplied with :omparu with the best. Table always supplied with tho very best the mar ket affords, and special attention given to tho com fort of guests. There will be found at all times, upon the arrival f regular trains at the Depot, Hacks, etc., tu convey > this house, free o( charge, its patrons. BATES OF BOARD ; Per Two Weeks.. Per Weak.. Per Month myi-tf J? A1IV1J U At XN By Mrs. E. M (Larin AAW A AJAJ| Falrkurn, Georgia. Day $2. Point, Office and Yard next Uocatur street, Atlanta my2-tf Guaranteed. below Willing!,i Hol.Geu. Northern Circuit LUMPKIN Ac. OLIVE ATTOBNEYS AT LAW, Practice as narlnc Lexington, Georgia, i, in civil cases, In all the Court •cuit, aud the Supreme Court i In criminal business, thcro is no partnership. Mr. Olive will represent either sido of any Htgtp case in which ho may be employed* ap 17 tf Oconee VChile Sulphur springs. Of MM A Ms Ms CO VATTY\ Oa. . - .JIS delightful Summer Besort,near Gainesville. L is now ready for tho reception of visitors. It has beau throughly tilted up mid furnished with furuiture. last year—IU first open- made to render gm-sta SAM I. B. McCAMY. Grain, Flour, Provisions, &c. 4 000 nDS,,KLS CH0ICE OATH. i, for sale at low figures to ltlo Coffee, Virginia- Halt and A A A BBLfl FLOUR. -fl/U Hides sud Shoul. BBLH. WHISKY. DDLS PURE CIDER VlXKOAB. 9JQ BOXES STARCH, best quality. 10 s esived fresh irum the Kilns every day. Have luqnlrie* and orders for wheat. Are pre pared to handle *fib,G0U bushels of th* usw crop, and solicit consignments of same. STEP Mi Em to FLlTJrA', Jcl-lm Forsyth street, 4 Ufct s Oa SAY i. YOUR TEETH. II. II. Allllll, I). II. H., (iniii.-MlIlo, UcoricU. ora.lu.b’»f IUIuui .r. Cull-go o, D*nl.l Hurgi rjr. J.ll-a H.-Wlrii FIRST-CLASS HOARD ING- HOUSE. A 1 •uiwncy by July 1st. MU*. Nli kliP k CUl LTLIt. rd sb»ry treet _ i UMu board) will ilUNEBAL UNDERTAKERS and Dealers in first ' class Motalic Du rial Cases and Caskets, will at- lend promptly to all Funerals iu city or country srith tho finest llearso in the city tor both adults and children. Can be found at their offico day or uight Orders by Tdlegraph attended to promptly. ‘AU ALABAMA MTItERT. fiT Special attention given to tho disinterlng, It don’t pay you to fight tho boat t machinei prove our claims) the agency aud ** u * t > selli*. Address “ DOMESTIC ” S. 51. Co, 9G (Men St, N. I, Or R. J. WILES, Manager (or Rip 8pwthern State*. jiiu8-dl\T* No- 2 s WbRcUsH Street. Atlsutg. G» SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE. LaGRANGE,tGEOBOIA. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. KAMINATION8—Thnrsi _ 20th, 21 at, aud 24th of Ji Hermou by llev. W. A. MONTGOMERY, D. D„ of Teuneasee, Jims 23*1. concert of Vocal aud Instrumental Music. V&hdOJ night. Junior Exhibition* Annual Address, by Howard Vail Epps. Esq., of Atlanta. Tuesday. Grand Conoert. Tuesday night. “ * Essay: •• J. West: and State lull reads will pass visitors a to attend these exercises. I. F. COX, Jel3-dlt-wlt . President. GEOIIOE PAGE & Cq,. MANvracvugKBS or Patent Portable Circular Saw Mills, Stationary and Portable STEAM ENCINE aitt.HT MILLS No. 5 Bchr -e<lur troot, / BALTIMORE UT Send fa Catalogues and l*riec*l<Ut» Jsl2-dsod4c*ly Pratt’s Astral Oil. M'MIATTS ASTRAL OIL to Mr. F. If. I.oDUC. dealer In House-furnishing Goods. All orders, wholesale nr retail, for this superior Oil. will be promptly filled by him. J«12*lw E. VAN OOIOTSNOVEN. COHN!COHN! .ID ('ir l.i.«|. V. hit- nn-l Villonr Cum N ’ow arriving wLlcb I desire to sa 11 before retnov »1 fr- io j- l. Will s«U either for ns»h or CD Urns lor si*i'»"*•••I |i*m r. A. K. MKAOO, ■ Men ban I. i.Jr Ml> hell and Forevth Streets. JsuT dAw Iw. A1LANTA. GLOUOIA Thn Morning Train* from Atlanta to Wei Ga.. breakfast at lids House, Throo traina break Is s» daily. ap-12-tf aH3333JEl HOUSE, FORSYTH. GA., Near Dei»ot, and onvenlont to buHincas portion of town. G. GREER, Proprietor. CALLAWAY, Clera. Janrtl- BBOWNi HOTEL, MACON, GEOliaiA. ri7UI8 8PLENDID FIH8T-CLAR8 HOTEL 18 THE 1 largest and best Hotel in the Oity. It Is situa- ted Immediately opposite tho Oencral Passenger Depot, and for Comfort, Elegance, Economy and at tention of its Employees and attaches it otVvrs great er inducements to the traveling public, than any oth er house Id tho Southern State*. nov3-tf DROWN h RON. II. Falin, of said county, applies to —, of 1 therefore, to cite all person* concerned Tig STANUBD. morcetlet’s ffinatlo ditllonarj. Extract from a Letter from | Virginia, Dated Nov. 19, 71 J i TMlseO, the Faculty of thsUBtvwrsIty of Tlrglm- i meeting of the Faculty of the Unlvsroitj U Worcester's Dictionary I _ thority lor the Orthography of the KugUsh Laaguag*, •• RESOLVED, Therefore, that Worcester’s Dictionary Is for the present recognised as the Standard tor Propriety iu this respect.” _ .. ... ... _ .. B. MAUPIN, President of the Fseolty. WILLIAMSBURG. VA., December 13,1871. At a meeting of the Faculty of the CoUege of William and Mary, held on Monday last, (Deo 11.) th* follow. lug Resolution was adopted : ” RESOLVED, That Worcester’s Dictionary be adopted as the Standard of Orthography In the Collage • I William aud Mary.” By request of the Faculty, I have the pleasure to transmit this R ** oIotl 2?- , L. b. WHABTON, Acting Secretary. Worcester’s Quarto Dictionary I lO.uUiD, iw, MH. ul m 1000 nioitcmtloDfl. It iw tho Lm-goat, Choapct and tho Beat! We havo, also, recently Issued illustrated dltions of Worcestsr's Primary and OomnrehenMve Dto- tionaries. These Dictionaries have Just been! ntrodneed in th* pnblie schools of Atlanta, have bean ndep. k TILESTON, 17 Milk MraoL BOSTON. These to show ........ prescribed by law, isid sppiloaUou should not . BEAZLEY, Ordinary. (•KOItOM, Uamilen Count)'. rno ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCEBN-WhcroM, .1. Joint Ot Uior has applied to me for lettors of sd- ministration on tlio estate of Frederick J. Clark, late of said county, deceased. Theeo aro, (therefore, it singular, tho ktndrod cite aud admonish all and creditor* of said deceased, to bo and anpei my office within tho time prescribed by law, sh ** * —*— * Witness my official signature this, the fourth day GEUIHHA, Cmiutlcn County. WHC Mellette lias applied to mo for letters of admlnlatratlou, with tlio will annexed, on the oHtato of Isaac Laug. Hr., lato of said county, deceased: These are, therefore, to cito and admonish all and aingiilar, tho kiudml and credihirs of said docoased, to bo and appear at my offico withid tho tlmo pro- Hcrlbod by law, aud show cause, if any they havo, why letters of administration, with the will annex ed, should not bo granted to aald applicant. WitnrKN my official signature, this the 4tli day of Juno, 1872. ~ 1 *' —~ It my office on th . to show cause, s of disniis-ion shoul (la.. May 20th, 1872, F. J. ItODINBON, Ordinary. O. O. ilTouiuy7 THE REVIEWERS REVIEWED be graulod. Lexington, iu22-td OEOHU1A-4H IsUtarj Kberliart, makes application mission from said guardians 9 therefore to cite and adimmish all per- ■ *' * *» bo and appear at my Office, In il not bo granted. F. J. RODINSON, Ordinary Ogluthorpe Co. Camden County sherlll Sales. tweeu tlio legal hours of salo, tlio following property: 'Jne-thlrd intercut tu tho mill known as James 8. Roy’s mill. Also, 1.3(H) acres or piuo laud, more less, and 100 acrea of rice land, and all other lands and property outside of tho homestead of J.D. Guerard, Senior, and known aa ’k^JprojwtyofLB. inSl-td* IV 10 L HOUSE. GRIFFIN . GA. Nearly opposite PasHenger Depot—only one min ute’s walk. Drier Day llo*id . ...... $4 50 Jsn24-tf MltH. A. M, NKI.M8. COLLIER HOUSE ! Formerly Littloflod House. •Xo*hi*|> 9 - - QoovjiIu. sb22-tf Ry W. VOttCUIB. Senoia Hotel, OXJ O X3 U XX OTBI,. JACKSON & JULIAN Proprietor*. 1 • » • • - Oeoi'yflit. (AM THR KE.\NH\w IIOI si:, MUtIKTTA, GEORGIA, H A8 still forty rooms left, neatly furnished, for Hummer visitors, for whom every accommo dation will be provided, a* also hop* and amuse ments. F. H. FREY1 It, Manager- W. K. Olim. Assistant. jel’ltf ipQTttWOOD HOTEL, MACON, UKOIiCIIA. (Nearly op)>osite the Passenger Depot.) Only Ono Mlntite'H 'Wtillc. Hoard 83 OO per Day. THOMAS H. MARIUS, Proprl«tor. C. J. MaoI.EI.LAS SU. . DOW, MoDOWELL. HO USB, NEWNAN, oa, LITCHFIELD HOUSE, AO WORTH, GEORGIA. rpAHLK ALWAYS FURNISHED WITH THE X best the market affords. E. L. LKtOHFIXD, novi-tf Proprietor. mr,s. a. r# iitiRtgranT» rrivalc hihI Tran.Jpnl lluardiii^ T ZZ O .M 8 O N , O^Ll. Bill H Millcxl^oville Hotel, CALLAWAY k TRICE. mlA-if f. H. LAWLER. Ck rk. RHODES HOUSE, THOV, riKH C<)., ALABAMA. tJeoifia— Taliaferro Co. O RDINARY’S OFFICE, May Term, 1872, of t be Court of Ordinary. icreaH, Robert T. Edge and Ih.-i.-ic C. Kent, ad- Htrator* on the e*tnie of Janies Edge, lato of county, deceased, hav» applied to in* lor loltera siiiisaioti from *aid estate: chi! are, therefore, to cito nil portion* con ed to show cause, if any they cau, within the nbed by law, why said application should not be granted. uder niy hand at offico iu Crawfordvillo, laham N. l’ittard uiakea application letters of Guardianship of tbo persou and property of Ac<jullla l’lttard, minor of John F. l’ittaru, do- Theso are, tliorefnro, to cite and ailmonish allper- sous luterontod to be and appoarat my office, in Lexington, (la., on the 1st Amuday lu July, 1872, then and there to ahow cause, If any they can, why said letters of guardUniliip should not be granted. Islington, Ua., May 0, '72. 8-td F. J. RODINSON. Ord. O. O. GEORGIA—^aiirkn county. rno ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN- Whereas, I Daniel It. Proctor has applied to me for letters ** “ itate of Theodors Proctor, singular, the kindred and creditors uf said deceased, to be and ajiirnsr at my office wtffiiu the time pres cribed by law, and show ratine, If any they have, why letters of admlnlatratlou alumld not be granted to said auplicai\t- WUpvas m \official signature this, the first day of April. 187X E. A. M:WIIOBTER, spfi Ord.nary Camden County <4lfiOIl<JIA— Uaimlen County, rno ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Whereas, 1. E. Crum has applied to me f^r letter* of admin- iHtratioii on the estate of Joseph G. Crum, late of aaid county, deceased— These are, therefore, to cito and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditor* uf said deceased, to be and appear at uiy office within the timo pre scribed by law, and show cause, If any they have, •t be granted Wituess my official signature this 20th day of May, 1872. E. A. M. WHoiai.lt. iuy2fl Ordinary Camden County. OF.OHUIA—Camden County. 1 ,1 OFU week* after the date hereof, application will ' bo made to the Ordinary of *a!d county tor leave to sell all the laud of the estate of O. P. Cohen, deceaaed, for the benefit of the heirs, legatees and realtors of said deceased, and of *ald estate, this 1st May, 1H7J. dunnUtrM of ostato of G. P. MARY A. COllEN, I N THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED HUb-a—Northern District of Georgia-1u the matter of Colllua k Goodwin—In Ilaiikruptcy. Thla ia to give notice, unco a week for throe week* that I have been appointed Aasignue of the estate of Collins Ai Goodwin, of Cartemtile, Ga., who have lieen adjudged bankrupts on creditors* petition by GI-'.oitoiA OotKTiuiarnCounty. J OHN T* PITTAUD, head ol a family of mlnot children, has applied for exemption of personal ty, and setting ap«rt and valuation of homnatrad, and I will pass upon the same at 10 o’clock, a. m., on tho 27th day of April, 1872, at my office. F. J- BORIN HON, Ordinary O. C. Lexington, Ga., April 10, 1872—aprl7-wldJt Mole ofUf trim—t mill* < #.—.V.f/r, IH HERkDY GIVEN to all )>ersoiia having de- 1 mands against lwtvereud Richard Johusou, late of Loutsiaua, deceaaeil, to present them to me, prop- rly made out, within the time prescribed by law admtnlatraior of Itictiard Jobnsou i 1EORGIA—CAMDEN COUNTY—To all Whom it I f may concern- Whereas. A. W. Noels has applied to mu for letters of administration on tho estate of W. W. Heals, late of said county, dec* ased. These are, therefor* , fo din and admonish all and siugular, the kindred aud creditors of said d* ceased, to bo and appear at my olfi. o within the time p crloed by law, and ahow '|mm letters of adrulnistratioi said apph< ant*. "dues ruy official signature this, the tent of June, 1872. 8*13 E. A M WUORTf R, Orninar) (Umder Executoi-’n Notice. ifdlpai) •1 Taliaferro county, Ga., for h aw* t<» sell the (and lying lu said founly. Is longing l<> the eetato of I houiaat liapiiiau, d*. eased, (ouaiaUtig of one hun dred slid seven acres, more or Uae, for the purpose of a division between th* dlvlsrea, muter ike wl>| of aa|I'hte«• a*«>1. HU 1.1AM II. CHAPMAN, *1 dlt-v/lt kiwntur, A SUPPLEMENT TO THE WAll BETWEEN THE STATES.’ If VIA an Appendix in Review or Reconstruction—so-called. BY ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS. riMUR IS THE TITLE OF K VOLUME OF 113 FAOE8, JUBT FROM THE PRESS OF D. APPLUTOJ I k CO. One great object of Mr. Htepl War betweeu the Htates,” waa t> tug of the Principles of lx*cal H United Htates was founded, aud upon tho sacred maintenance of which alone It can bo preserved and per petuated. Tho work has tx>en extensively read. Romo have erlUctsed It, and endeavored to oombat the grea truths therein presented. Homo of these "Reviewers” were men of emlnenoe and learning, suoh aa Judgo H. H. Nichols*, of Kentucky, George T. Curtis and Horace Greeley, of New York. Hon. Amos T. Akarman, (Attorney Goucrrl of tho United Btatea, who aaid it ought to be suppressed,) ate. To moat of theso criticism* Mr. Slophona roplicand tho controversy In some cases extended to aevara ) papers ou both aidoa. The present volume consists of thcao papers, which form the above named volume of 278 large octavo pagoe, well priuted and bound. The work la for aale in Atlanta, by Phillips k Crew, and J. J. k B. P. Richards. Prlo# $1 B0. Bant by mail postpaid ou receipt of price. Liberal discount to the trade. Address either of these firms. THE POOR MAN’S SOAP,: g x, m ATLANTA, GEORGIA. The above brand la on every bar of that very popular soap, which if manufactured and sold by MESSRS. HITCHCOCK & TURNER, Proprietors of GEORGIA SOAP FAOTORT Atlanta, Georgia. nrlta and guaranty every bar that goes ont from tholr Factory. They Chemical Combination of It. and have Improved its Quality; and now .ijunl, if not superior, to any other laundry aoap made Any wfiare. I Olivo Hoap of Huperlor Quality, cqualj to "Babbitt's Beal,” and at much lower HITCHCOCK k TURNER. CONCORD WOOLEN MILLS. s this can Le done, the Factory will be started up. which will be In time to SUPPLY THE FALL TRADE. We havo on hand at present a good assortment of Heavy Jeans to Exchange for Wool, At the same rates of last season. - ■* The Roll or Custom Cerda are now In excellent condtdloo, and running dally. Persons living on or near railroads, will pleas* ship <heir Wool to be Carded, or exchanged for Cloth, Hin) rna Depot, on the \Y. k A. R. B.. paying the freight to that point. Lai the mama of the owner o* ^DUNN, (JqiJctRKK** CO., on Mitchell street, opposite J. T. Hightower k Co., are authorised to re ceive all Wool brought Into Atlanta on Wagons, to be Carded or Exchanged for Cloth. The same will bo eeut tu the Factory and returned back to Atlanta free of charge. Wo furnish Oil and Card for Ten Cente per lb. _ . Volunteer compenlee will do well to oonsult ns before contracting tor their doth for uniform*elao- All 1‘scksges and Letters on business, must be directed to Concord Woolen Mills, Smyrna Feet Office Cobb oounty, Ga. 2* A’ 1 Prop rt.tor. ’Atlantic Coast fins iceight Sonic. Tho “Atlantic Coast Line” Freight Route, -VIA- WILM1NGTON, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA, TO AND PROM RjICTUnORR, PHlLJinELM'UM, JUKU" 1Y)HS,| bostojp, And all Eastern Cities, and all Points South and Southwest, Over the Wilmington & Weldon, and Wilmington. Co lumbia & Auk'»«‘,u RailwayH and their Connections- A N KVriltKI.Y NEW LINK OP INIIKPKNBICNT CONNSCTIOPS rSO«™«- WaTEB ,t Wmiiln.ton, N. 0.. Mid 1'ortMno.lb, P*** lr.n.|«.rtlu# Fr*l«!il. witoout trM,.r.r or d.t-.UoD, to Md fromjJI toUjtor p<doU. . — Tho maiuuiomeutof this Rue presents ita advantage* to thagojrtbern Pnbllo op— the onanraiiaa or aore fnl end quiet transportation, uniform rates with ail combating llneo, the lowest c—r—t In—ranee, ood — Iierf.-ct a* system of Hteamehlp connection* at Northern fortauj uiKNla forwarded dally, by ou* or tbo other ol our route* over both of which EXPRESS TRAIN TRANSPOR TATION Is given to Columbia. H. C., aud Augusta, Ga., there coonreting with tost Freight Schedule* to ter minal points. Ohwerve tli« ITollo-winuf JSxoolloiit Mchoduie ot Con- ncclloiiN VIA. Wilminirtoih and Htcumship Lines: With BALTIMORE—By the Southern Steamship Oo.'s Steamer*, LncU*. Rabaooa, CByde, BoitvarJ raving oei-li i>ort every five days, Andrews k Oo., Agents 73 Smith’s Wharf,BeMtmove. w . With PHILADELPHIA—Hoiithern Mali Steamship Company'a Hteemer, Ftooest . Ioavtag every teu days, W. L. James. General Agent. 130 Heath 3d Htreet, Philadelphia Also, through Andrews * Jo.'s lieltimore line with Bhrlver's Daily Propeller Line; without drayege In ratemerei _ With NEW YORK—Lortllnrd’* 8 team ship Line of First Claes Irou Straw era. Destefaoter Bagnteter, To. intecr, rsnlta and two additional ship* now building, leaving each port every foor days, H. S.OhL Agent Mer 3.7 East River. Wilmlngten and Atlantlo Btramship Company eSteei^re Metrgjolto emUtganlog saving each port weekly. Washlngteu k Co., Agents, IT* Gieensrtch street. Pier 12 North Blver. ^ The Kteaushipa of these lines being built exclusively for freight t ransportatton carry all ctaaree of N|M u unlimited quantities. Via tPortffixnoutb. With BALT1MOBE—via Bay Line Steamers, Daily, B. L. Poor, General gent. Union Dock, a Fltag eld. Contracting Aaent. 1»4 West Baltimore otret. BoWraon. ** With PHlLADELPUtA-Annameesle Lie*. Tri-Weekly. John8. WMna«. Oenermnitarakaaiwnth Philadelphia. Clyde h Co.’s steamers, semi-weekly, Clyde k Oo., Agents. iatn walk tiinnre Avenue, P SrST«W YORK-Old Dominion ffteamahlp Company's me^nlheeat jtearaew, Wf ■>*, Miagara. laana Bell, Haratoga. Uattoras. Old Dominion, having a capacity *f l8.«a bataa otcM^ per week, tesvlngaach port Tri-Weekly all the year round, and oftener it necessity demendi. kretghta nowvad dally at *Jv Canfkft SlIWIW. hMlM “* »«rt TH-WmUf, tr.n.ii r.: 11irJu.h WU.ofUaj.ro. ~Ml.log. pototo ymniiHito coropTOliy Uoro. iroro. may prefer, aud direct bill# of lading to be forwarded t* A. Porn, Oeneral Freight Agent, at WRmiagios N r , sn«l they will avoid all deteatlon. Th* following Honthern Apnta of the Lin* oea fnrnkh aU neo ,«sary information, aa w*U. also, aa agents at railway stations T.O. Janaa, Traveling Anent, f H. C.; J. A. Hauls*, Traveling Agent, Charlotte, N. C.; T. Lions, Local Agsot, AngneOta ira* ^ A Uteel Agent Atlanta, Ga.; lias Moon, tamthern Freight and Passenger Agenda th. All claims for loss, damage end overcharge promptly “iveeugated *- fub‘J7dtf 4 flarbware, Cnllerc, ©nni, #(. W. L. WAD1WONTH, Atlanta, Oa., ( OMM. WTWM. W. L. WADSWORTH ft CO.. Importers and Dealers in Hardware; Alw, . lam. Slack si SUvc. »d l|.u». Pankhlst Wllfc .lame.* Hank. Whitehall SWI. ■nMMi'-ro u>l, ATLANTA. OA
