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THE DAILY SUN. slagie Copies of tke Far • ale at Ike from our Kvcnlnc trillionof llii> i sih. ATLANTA, GA Winid'SiiAT Moknino, Juki 19. 1872 A report has been circulated that I am a supporter of Grant. Why this is done I do not know. I auppoac it ia through the intolerant apirit of the supporters of Greeley, and because I opposed the very unfair proceedings of Saturday. Permit me, therefore, to state publicly through your oolumns,tkat such a characterization of me is unjust and slanderous, and that if Grant'and Greeley are the only candi dates , I shall remain at home. I can't choose between two such deep dyed Had- ioals. Alex. 8t. Clam Auuaus. Georgia Ag Military Institute. Marikita, Oa., May 28, ’72. To the former Cadets and Professors vf the (Jeorgia Military Institute: Gentlemen: Below please Cud resolu tions of the Trustees of tbe Georgia Ag ricultural, Mechanical and Military Insti tute, and alfo of the City Council of this city. In attempting to comply with tho re quest set forth in the lust resolution of each series, I Am met with the fact, that there is no record or catalogue to furnish mo with the name and residences of the former Professors and Cadets of the Georgia Military Institute. All the re cords of the Institute seem to have shared the fate of the Buildings which formed your first camp of instruction, and from which so many noble sons of the South went forth to illustrate tin virtues and excellencies of their Alma Ma ter. By the desolations of war, you, the mr viving Piofessors and Cadets have been scattered through the different States, and I am reduced to the necessity of ad dressing you through the press. I offer you, gentlemen, in behalf of the Trustees and present Faculty of the In stitute, and the City Council and citizens of Marietta, a heartfelt welcome, and as sure you we look forward to your reun ion as the most pleasing episode in our first commencement I remain, very truly and respectfully yours, D. L. Buttolpil At a lute meeting of the Trustees of the Georgia Agricultural, Mechanical and Military Institute, the following pre amble and resolutions were unanimously adopted: Whereas, many circumstances render the coming Commencemt nt of the Geor gia Agricultural, Mechanical aud Militarj Institute, a most appropriate occasion for the reunion of the former Cadets of the Georgia Military Institute to renew, on consecrated ground, the hallowed asso ciations of a glorious past; to recall the proud history of their Alma Mater and commemorate the achieve 110014 of her gallant sons; to take living comrades by the hand and mourn over those who sleep the soldier’s dreamless sleep, and to leuguo themselves together, as a body, to keep alive those holy memories aud per petuate the friendships of former days; therefore, be it Ilesolred, That we cordially invite the former Professors and Cadets of the Georgia Military Institute to be present ut the Commencement Exercises of the Georgia Agricultural, Mechanical and Military Institute, commencing June 30th aud July 3d, 1872. Peso red, That 11*-v. D. L. Buttolph, Chairman ut the Faculty of the Institute, be requested to communicate this action of the Trustees to the former Cadet-sand Professors of the Georgia Military Insti tute. Wm. Phillips, President Board of Trustees. Jno. G. Campbell, Secretary. AtameetiDg of tho City Council of Marietta, the following preamble and resolutions woro unanimously adopted: Whereas, Tho Trustees of the Georgia Agricultural, Mechanical and Military Institute have invited the former Pro fessors and Cadets of tho Georgia Mili tary Institute, to be present during the commencement exercises in July next; and Whereas, The association of the citi zens with the Cadets was of the most pleasant character, and the citizens en tertain the kindest and friendliest recol lections, (not unmixed with pride on ac count of their now historic record,) of this noble band, educated in our midst; therefore be it Resolved, That the Mayor aud City Council of Marietta, unite with the Trustees in extending the above invita tion to the former Professors and Cadets of tho Georgia Military Institute and tender to them the hospitalities of the city whilst they remain amongst us. Ilesolred, That Rev. D. L. Buttolph, Chairman of the Faculty, of the Insti tute, be requested to communicate this notion of tho Mayor and City Council to the Professors and Cadets abovo men tioned. W. H. Tucker, Mayor. J. B. Glover, Clerk. [Papers in Georgia will please bo kind enough to copy.] Thomasville Correspondence. Superior Court-Interesting Cnee—Dent. ocrsUlc Alerting. Thoiiasvillb, Oa., June 15, 1872. Etiilart Sun : The Superior Court (or Thomu conut; baa just .JjourneJ, His Honor, Judge J. B. Alexander, presi ding—Solicitor Oeueral Bennett, being at bi. post. The moat interesting case tried was that of Dr. Wilson vs. the Atlautio & Gulf Railroad. Tbe Doctor says be went to Station No. 18, in Thomas couuty, somo time in December last, to take tbe cars (or Sa vannah—that the train arrived about dark and stopped in front of tbe depot, and aa bo was in tbe act of getting aboard aud while on the steps, the cars started with a sudden and violent jerk, without any signal or warning being given, and bo waa thrown off and seriously injured. The agents of tbe road say the Doctor did not salt for Ui. cars to atop, but en deavored to get aboard while (he tr*iu was in motion, and his injuries are the rasnlt of his unduo haste, and that fmmt signals woro givou wliou tin- Mi started. The evidence was ootilliotiug as to ths precise point of time when the injury wss n eaivsd, somo of tho witnesses testifying that tho cars were in motion at Urn time the Ihiotor tried to qet on, others that they worn not. Tin* jury re turned a verdict of alt thousand dollars f**r the plaintiff. JJsJow 1 send you the ot a meeting of Ui# Democracy of Thernaj county, held to-day, for the purpoan ot sending delegates to the Convention to moot in Atlanta on the 20th instant. Crops are ia fine condition,aud planters hop.ful. Yours, Now and Then. Thomabvillk, Juuelfi, 1872. According to previous uotice, a meet ing of the Democracy of Thomas county was held this day at the Court House. Hon. A. H. HhuhcII whs called to the Chair, uud T. C. Bracewcll requested to act as Secretary. The Chair i-xplaiued the object of the meeting to be for the purpose of appoiuting delegates to tin State Democratic Convention ut Atlautu on the 26th iustaut. Col. Seward moved that the Chair nopoiut ten uelcgateSt whereupon IV. G. Mitchell, Eaq., offered the following resolutions, which t ceptedby Col. S. us an uaiuudmeutto his motion, which prevailed: Resolved, That, having implicit confl deuce in the delegates that may be ap pointed to represent us in the couveu lion to be bold at Atlanta, on the 20th instant, we desire that they go there untrammelled, trustiug that they will act with a view solely to the best interest of tbe whole country. Resolved, That we approve the admin istration of Gov. Smith, and cougratu late our people upou huviug so worthy an Executive officer to defend, protect, and guide the allairs of our glorious old Commonwealth. The chair appointed the following gentlemen os delegates: Col. J. L. Seward, S. M. Strong, T. C. Mitchell, Moses Futch, W. M. Ham mond, James McDonald, R. G. Mitchell, H. H. Saudiord, H. W. Hopkins and A, T. McIntyre. Oa motion lion. A. U. Ilausell, Chairman, was added. The Delegates bi ing allowed to appoint alter nates if any wish to do so, in their place. T1 e meeting waa addressed in a stir ring and eloquent speech by Judge Strong, which was hard oa the White Hats. Upon motion the meeting then ad journod. A. H. Hanbell, Chairman. T. C. Brackwhll, Secretary. Gathering Strength—An Accession to the Greeley Ranke. The following circular speuks for itself, and will be understood wherever Capt. Rockafellow is known. We publish it that Democrats who are willing to sup port Greeley, and are laboring for Lis nomination, may see the company they are keeping. CALL FOR A LIBERAL REPUBLICAN MEET ING TO SELECT AN EXECUTIVE COMMIT TEE FOR FULTON COUNTY 1 Alii Republicans favoring a Liberal Republican organization in Fulton coun ty, are requested to meet at the City Hall on Tuesday evening, 25th instant, at 7J o'clock, for tho purpose of selecting a Fulton county Liberal Republican Ex ecutive Committee for the ensuing cam paign. Let every Republican who lias an in terest in the wtlfare of his county and State, rally to the call, and aid in organ izing at once for the pending campaign. Our labors must at once commence, and every Republican favoring Reform must rally and lend a helping hand, in order that Moderation, Justice and Peace may prevail, and our whole and common country be united once more. It is expected that ull persons favor it g the Liberal Republican movement will rally to the call, in order that n good and thorough working Executive Committee may be selected. Come one, come all 1 Let every laboring man who feels that his interests should b.- protected, come out and show by his woik ami labors that the voice of the laboring masses of tin country must and shall be heard. A. D. Boaumimr. June 15 til, 1872. SAMUKL LUMPKIN, i. T. OLlVl Bol.Ueu. Northern Circuit LUMPKIN Ac OLIVE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, Georgia, Practice aa partners, in civil caa«a, in all tho Court* of tho Northorn Circuit and the Supreme Court in Atlanta. In criminal bualnnsa, there I* no partnership. Mr. Olivo will reproaont either aide of auy State caao in which he may be * mpoyed. ap 17-tf Oconee H'hitc Sulphur Spring*, Of UAELCOHATTP, Oa. _ _ fitted up and furnlahed with new furniture, The modicinal quality ot tho water, anil the ro mantic >ceuery, cauuut be surpassed lu the South ern States. HAM'L It. McCAMY. Grain, Flour, Provisions, &c. 4,000 w'in atom, for rale at low figure* to BUSHELS CHOICE OATH. rjQ BBLS. WHISKY. 9Q BBLS PURE CIDER VINEGAR. 950 BOXES 8TABCH, beat quality. /"V DAOS Prime Rio Coffee, Virglula- Salt and U Laud Plaatcr. ft/A BBLS HYDRAULIC CEMENT. Lime re .UI/ ceived fresh from the Kilns every day. Have inquiries and orders for wheat. Are pre pared to handle .60,000 MMk of tho uaw crop, aud solicit coiuiguuionU of saute. STEPHENS A* EJLrjrjr*! J«4-lm Forsyth street. A ||t% Oa save" your teeth! It. U. ADA I It, 1). D. 8., Uulnesvlllp, tieonrlu. Oraduato of Baltimore College of Deutal Surgery. J*lfiwd-3aw«wlm FIRST-CLASS BOARD ING HOUSE. LIMITED number of gentlemen can obtain nn perior Day Hoard in third story Grant Build ing, corner llroad aud Mariotta street. Two large, iiufortabio furnished rooms (wit j table board/ will e ready for occupancy by July 1st. Jol»-3t MRS. SHARP k COULTKIl. FOR HALE. E have just received from the West two car loada ot FI MB HOUSES, sevsral eatra tingle and double harness, among then three or four fin* pairs- leo, a oar load of flue MULES. Call and examine juneTdlw <>. II. JONES k CO. IN TERESTING ITEMS. Caution! Every genuine box of Dr. McLANE’S LIVER PILLS bears the signature of Fleming Broth* rs, Pittsburgh, Pa., aud their private C . 8. Stamp. Mr Take no other; the narketis full of imitations. It is tlio popular verdict that people who have been accubtomt d to the use of Bitters or Cordial*, uro obliged, eventu ally, to n-sort to McLanl’s Liver Pills for permanent relief. jd3w-Cm Correct (lie Mtouuirli. It is a well ascertained physiological fact that the origin of most of the ills Hist alllict humanity is a deranged con dition ot the alimentary canal. The bowels become constipated and sluggish aud thence arises a .train of painful and distressing maladies. As a preventative aud cure, there is no remedy so safe and sure os DR. TUTT’S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS. deod-wlw Help or We Perish. This is what neglected teeth would say if they could remonstrate with their own ers; und mark this, tho teeth cannot perish or become black or yellow, if the Rusodont is used duily. je!3-deod&wly GEORGIA SHERIFF’S SALES. Pal« Day Pint Tuesday In July FULTON COUNTT. X. J. Hammond va. Trustee* Atlanta Medical Col- ge. Part of Medical College Lot. Alexander A Broomhead va. Jaa. R. D. Ozburn, Trustee. Lot lu firat ward. M. li. Harden va. Uarvoy O'Shielda. House and lot on Mi M. A. *1. Bulce va. B. G. Kotchum. lionse aud lot Whitehall street. State of Georgia va. Varney A. Gaskilfstid Lewis Scofield, security for Foster Blodgett. Suuui > honeea Fi. fa. va. James L. Mathie- Decatur street. FI. fa. vs. M. J. Hinton, ate vs. Foster I H. O. Hoyt on Peachtree BALDWIN OOUHTT. R. A. McComb ve. Abraham Biachof. Stock of merchandize. Mrs. E. D. Sletaon va. A. Bloch. Five boxes chan dlse. Sarah G. Pitman ve. Araminta Speights. Fourteen iiulred scree of land. lirooks A Jeffers vs. Margaret Keath. Lot in Mil- ledgeville. SPALDING COUNTT. Milton J. Daniel va. Pleasant A. Lawson. Eighty iue acres of laud. COWCTA COUNTY. Atkinson, Blanton 4 Co., vs. F. N. Coulon. Land lot No. 4. PAULDING COUNTT. Benjamin Graude vs. L. B. Yorke. Land lot No. ;n. COBB COUNTT. John W. Hill va. E. Page 4 Co. House and lot I [arietta. W. B. Brooks and the lloewell Manufacturing Company. (Twofi. faa.) Two storo houses and lota *T Marietta. Wade Whita.v*. J. N. llnsaall. Land lota 192,193 and 194. Joseph Elsas va. J. W. Hatcher. Land lot 1,080. GWINNETT COUNTY. Phillip Ferril va. John McEntire. House and lot i Gainesville. E. M. Johnson va. the McClcskey Gold Mining Company. I .and lota 4 and fi. Brooks 4 Osburne ve. Shore 4 Carter. Land and mill on Mud Creek. J. M. Berry va. Wm. Richards. The Richards houao in GalneevUle. POLK COUNTT. James 8. Noyls vs. W. J. Howard. House and lot Land lota 231. 901. 900. and 2AU. .. T H1U - - Land lot ft4. . Van H. Davis and Alien Johnson. Reuben Nowel va. C. M. Hammond. Rockmart High School and premlees. J. W, Camp vs. Henry Richards and L. H. Wal thall. Laud Iota 131 and 198. W. T. Green vs. J. J. Pritchett. Livery stable In Rockmart. GROOMES & REECE claas Metallo Burial Caaoa aud Oaaketa, wUl at tend prompUy to all Funerals iu city or country with tho finest Hearse in the city lor both adults BI children. Can be found at their office day 4^ 8peclal attention given to the diaiutering, removing aud shipping oi bodies. fubl-fit “DOMESTIC” WST- fiotd directors. BARTOW HOUSE, T. J. Bridge*, Proprietor, Carteraville, Georgia. SASSEE XT HOUSE, (Formerly Unltod States Hotel,) C IORN Lit ALABAMA and PRYOR STREETS, AT- J LANTA, GA. E. R. SAflSEEN, Agent, Proprietor. TEN** 9-Transient Boarders, per dsy $2 Single Meal, or Lodging, each... .fib cents. GEO. W. BA8HKBN. 1 «, k MAJ. M. C. MARTIN, j ■ T. Q. GRESHAM, Steward. an* Central Hotol CENTRALLY LOCATED, Board, Per Day • fisbli- Madison . . . 93 00 ur*. r. u. a hay. House oeohoia. jttAoisojr, TERMS: S3 PER DAY apTtf N. H. FISH, Proprietor. ECKLES HOUSE, Business Square, Social Circle, CS a RATES OP BOARD: Singh* Meal* 60c; per day $3 00; per week $8(0 per month $20. STEHEsJEU EVHL.ES, Proper. In connection with this House ia a LIVERY STABLE Where good Horace, Buggies, Hacks and Careful Dgvers oan be procured at all times at reasonable F. M. ECKLE8, 7-tf Proprietor. Greensboro House, jr. J. HOIIEll TP, Proprietor GREENSBORO, GA ap7-tf KKNNESAW llOUSK, MAIIIETTA, - - GEORGIA, FTER8 PARTICULAR INDUCEMENTS TC _ families deairiug Cheap and Comfortable Sum mer quarters; only onehour'a ride from Atlanta. Address FLETCHER 4 FRKYKR, jel-tf Proprietors. Gainesville Hotel Oainetvllle, Oa., CT. A- Christian, Proprietor new furniture, and wlU compare with the beet Table alwaya supplied with the very beet the n ket affords, aud special attention given to the o fort of guests. There will be found at all times, upon the arrival of regular trains at the Depot, llacka, etc., to convey to this houfe, free of charge, its patrons. RATES OF BOARD : Per Two Weeks 15 00 Per Week I‘»« P04 Month M00 mjf-tf FAIRBUHN By Mrs. E. McLarin, HOTEL, B. M. Agents: It don't pay yon to fight the beat maohinet provo olaim>| get' the agency and Mllit. Iddress DOMESTIC” S. H. Co, 90 Ckxmbcrs SL, N. Y. Or R. J. WILES. Manager for the Southern States, Jun8-dlw. No. 33 Whitehall Street, Atlanta. Ga Charles Bohnefeld UNDURTAKIPn, A ND Ui star ia ail kiada of M»UIm N'»r.el 1 arae. Cask.!* sad Km-i* rouetanUy on baud a lain* es*--iiw* m of Burial caass. eta. Will give iM-reonal attention to funerala, ia the • of toaalrp. » au a h»»l * la-e lil tittl.. Ail offers »»U receive prompt BitauUoa ftoU Acmit for Taylor's Ootpoo Pi mi vet • HA HUM In HI blFM.Ii. iNNee tad Weretamee Ne I Dtailee'e > q- re llaaae, InMiltal wUfea SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE. LaORANGE,' GEORGIA. COMMENCEMENT EXERCIHES. TT'XAMINATIONS—Thuradav,Friday and Monday, Jli 20th, 3lat. and 24th of June. Sermon by Rev. W. A. MONTGOMERY, D. D., of Tennessee, June 23d. Concert of Vocal aud Instrumental Music, Monday light. Junior Exhibition. Annual Addrssa, by Howard Van Epps, Eeq., of Atlanta, Tuesday. Grand Concert. Tuesday night. Senior ExhiblUon. An Eeaay: “What Shall Oar Women Be r* by Mrs. M. J. Westmoreland, author ess of "Heart Hungry:" Annual Add res by Thomas E. Skinuer. D. D., of Columbua, Wednesday. tN. The Atlanta and West Point. Alabama Waet- ern, and State ltailruads will paas visitors 00 one tare to attend these exercises. I. F. COX, Jel3-dlt-wlt President GEORGE PAGE & CO.. MAKI’fACTl'BRBS OT Patent Portable Circular Saw Mills, Stationary sod Portable STEAM ENGINE tUi I ST MILLS, Jo No. 0 8ohr -odor btroot, f BALTIMORt. M0 wa-ifor Catalogues and Price-1 Ms j«13-deod4wly Pratt’s Astral Oil. YilATTH AST it A i* OIL to Mr. r U. LaDl'C, dealer In IfmiM-furnlshing Goods. All ordsrs, wind*sals or retail, for this superior Oil, Will Im pr«»M| tiy filled hf him. jelAlw K. VAN UOlDTNNOVkN. COHN!COHN! HO Car mail. Will, mi Vrlluw ( «•» N OW amviug wl.ii I) I '1 eel re ta sell U/.k* rwnmv ai fr<-m -le)” l Will ee.i either b*f >e*h of on lira* f*-r spot ted A. N nganii, iMeerhaal, • fwi Mu. tall and >•0.111, htr.eta jwnT 44 w lw. A II.AN1A, tihOMtaU F.lrhuru, UcorgU. A#- Board per Day $2. .03 Tho Morning Train* from Atlanta to West Point (la., breakfast at this House, Tbroo trains breakfasi daily. apli-tf ammii house, FORSYTH. OA.. Near Depot, and onvculont to buaiueaa portion of town. U. GREER, Proprietor. CALLAWAY, Clera. j*u31- UHOWN’K HOTEL, MACON, OEOHOIA. largest aud best Hotel iu the City. It ted Immediately opposite the Uoneral Passenger Depot, and for Comfort, Eleganoe, Economy aud at tention of its Employees and attaches it offers great er inducements to the traveling public, than any oth- - house iu the Southern States. nov3-tf BROWN 4 SON. IV E L Men 11 O U H E . GRIFFIN . QA. Nearly opposite l>aasenger Depot—only ono min- uU'a walk. Price Day Boaid Jan34-tf COLLIER HOUSE ! Formerly Littlefled House. JU**|»|), - - Gooi-bIii ,bii-u Rr w. noolu, R. SonolA Hotel, . 3. a. JACKSON, aiiO B 13 HOTEL, JACKSON A JULIAN, Proprietors. Goortfla* THE KENNES1W HOUSE, MARIETTA, GEORGIA, H AS still forty rooms left, neatly furnished, for Hummer vlsltirs, for whom every accommo dation will l>o provided, as also hope and amuse ments. F. S. FHKYKU, Manager. W. E. Olds, Araiataut jel'Jtf SPOTSWOOD HOTEL, MACON, UKORU1A, (Nearly opposite the Passenger Depot) Only Ono Mmute'a Walk. Board 83 OO per Day. TBOIU. F. HARRIS, Proprietor. C. J. MauMCLLAS rnp . norje McDowell house, NEWNAN, OA, LITCHFIELD HOUSE, AOWOHTH. GEORGIA. NABLR ALWAYS FUHNIMHKD WITH TUB 1. beet Ute market affords. MILS. A. r. I.II.I.KH8TKDT, I-rlt.U' .ud Truneli'iil Uwrdluir. TII O Mt m. O N , OtjIEU Mill.-<1 K ..villa llolul, UAU.4WAV k Till. K. ■Ill) I'. II. I..WI.T.U, (Urk. HHODKeS JI0U8K, TIIOY, PIKE Co., ALAHAMA. ©ffitinl.abuttlistmem#. OGLETHORPE COUATV. Special Electioa for Ordinary. It having been made known to me that the Hon Francis J. Robinson, Ordinary of said county, de parted this life on tho 9th day of June, 1872: Now, therefore, I, Oeorge II. Leetar, Clerk of the Superior Court of raid county, by virtue of the power aud thority vested iu iue by an act of the Legislature of said State, approved December 15th, 1871, do hereby order an election to fill the vacancy occasioned said office by the death of said Robinson; said elec tion to take place on TUESDAY, THE 2d DAY OF JULY, 1872, at the Court-house and the several legally estab lished precincts iu said county, and to be conducted iu the manner prescribed by law. It is farther ordered that this notice be pnblltned Ull the day of elecUon in the Atlanta Sira, the gazette in which the Ordinary of said county pub lished his citaUons. GEO. H. LE8TEU, Jel3 Clerk Superior Court O. C. Gkorgia-douglas COUNTY. L. A. Smith, wife of James M. Smith, haa applied for exompUon of personalty, and I wl'l paaa upon tbe same at my office iu Douglaavllle, on the 18“ instant, at 11 a. m. jell- W. W. HINDMAN. Ordinary. Ordinary at Chambers, May 31at, 1872.—John U. Kalin, of said couuty, applies to me for leUera of administration on the estate of Thouiaa Grier, of •aid couuty, deceased: These are, therefore, to cite all persona concerned to show cause, tf any they have, within the Ume K reacribed by law, why aaid application should not e granted, Given under my hand at office in Craw/ordvllle, this May 31st, 1872. jell- CUARLE8 A. BEAZLEY, Ordinary. UEOHQ1A, Camden County, ) ALL WHOM IT MAY CONOE John Cdlicr haa applied to me for letters of ad ministration on the estate of Frederick J. Clark, late of aaid county, deceased. These are, '.therefore, and creditors of aaid deceased, to be and appear UEUHUIA, Camden County. These are, therefore, to cite and singular, the kindred and creditora of raid deceased, to be and appear at my office within the Ume pre scribed by law, and show cause, if any they have, why letters of administration, with the will annex ed. should not be granted to said applicant Witueaa tuy official signature, tbla the 4th day of June, 1872. K. A. McWHOltTKK, Ordinary Campbell County. Juno 9. m George H. Loster, administrator ui»on the sa lute of Felix Hardman, late ot said county, deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission from aaid es tate. 1 These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all per- Jim interested to be and appear atmy office ou tho first Monday in September, 1872, t they can, wF - ■ • ' be grauunl. UEOHUIA-Oglethorpe County. tlKllEAS, William H. Jarrell. Guardian of Ja- Joob W. Eberbart makes application to motor Letters of Dismission from aaid guardianship. These are therefore to cite and admonish all per- '>na interested to be and appear at my Office, In iLexington, Ga., on the first Monday in August, 1872. then aud Uiero to show cause, tf any they can, why ould not be granted. F. J. ROBINSON, Ordinary Oglethorpe Co. Camden County Sheri It Sale*. less, and 200 acres of rice land, and all other lands and property outside of the homestead of J.B. Querard, Senior, aud known aa the property of J.B. Querard.wlll be sold to satisfy a fi’fa in favor of James 8. Bailey, Issued iu AprU Term of Caiudou Superior Court. Utnreria— Taliaferro (’#. LNAUY’S OFF1C, 'ourt ot Ordinary. Whereas, Robert T. lvdgo and Isaac C. Kent, ad- intstrators on tho estate of Fdgo, lato of said county, d<-ceas«-d, hav< applied to ms fur letters Given under my hand at offioe in Grawfordville, this May Cth, 1872. iu9-3m CHARLES A. BEAZELEY, Ordinary. Isham N. Pittard makes application ra of Ouardiauabip of tho person aud property of Acouilla Pittard, minor of John F. Pittaru, de- Thcse are, therefore, to cite and admonish all per ms interested to be and appear at my office, in exiugton, Ga., on the 1st Monday In July, 1872, then and tliero to show can so, if any they can, why said loiters of guardlannhlp should uul bo granted. tUorrtflet’s ®norw OUtiSttarg. Extract from $ Letter from | Virginia, Dated Nov. Id, 71 ^ T* IBM. (taa FMMy of ths 1 X la adopted Worcester as their • are new stronger than srm In thatr 1 It. The following la a copy ot ths JUMtattona token from th* Beoord off the tTnlvaratty At a meeting of the Faculty of the Unlrarttty ta Virginia, held on 7tfc l8», Projseeor Holgsae offers* ’ the following resolutions wkloh were paaydi, . _ “ BISOLYBD, Thai In the opinion at Mne Faculty YES 3TMMM). RE80LVKD, Th»r«for,. Uul Wmuttr'i DleUourr H lot Uu pnMal mofaM h Ik* IMS h* WILLIAMSBURG. VA., DeoemB«r 18,1871. At * meeting of the Pecnlty o.’ the Coll eg. of William and Matt, bald aa Honda, lam, (Da* U.) tka Mia* lng Resolution waa adopted : •• RRSOLTXO. That Woroeetar'a Dldlonarj ba adopted aa tha Btehdard of Ortbofnrhj la a* OoUaga a I William and Mary." By request of the faculty, I bare tha plaamin to trmnamlt tbla Worcester’s Quarto Dietlonax-y I lOiotalua 1AM pagaa, and orar 10W RlaabaUoiu. It In tl»o Largeit, Cheapett RR*f tke Best! We have, alao, reeentl, laauad Ulostrated- dltlooi of Woroaater-a Warn ml OomfekadHta Pla» -• ~ otroda(ud In lb. public echooli •< AUaate. lure baea a*^. , Arkanaaa, Rebiaaka and Mlaateota. be., da. floriaua. Heaara. FbllUpa b Crew, AUaala, aud bj BooMlan generally. HHKWKK A TTLESTON, I,b4 IT Hllk Meat BOnok. THE REVIEWERS REVIEWED A SUPPLEMENT TO THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES.’ Il’ilh an Appendix im Heviete of Heconelruction^-^o-emiled, BY ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS. mum IH THE TITLE OF A VOLUME CF 111 PAOEE, JUST FBOM THE FEME OF D. APPLE TOE X b OO. i greet object or Mr. Stephens in writing (he two volumes of the " Constitutional View of tha lath ' War between the Mates, M wee to vindicate the truth of History, aed giva to Posterity a dear understand ing of the Priuoiples of Local Self-Government and Federative Union, vnon wtaidh the GovernmoBtof the United btatea waa founded, and upon the sacred maintenance of which alone It can ha preserved and per petuated. The work haa been extensively read. Some have criticised It, and endeavored to oombat tha grea truths therein presented. Home of these "Reviewers" ware men of emiaeoee and learning, each aa Jadge H. 8. Nicholas, of Kentucky, George T. Curtis and Horace Greeley, of New York. Hon. 4me T. Akerman, (Attorney Generrl of tho United States, who said it ought to bo tuppreuei,) offs. ount to the trade. Address either of these firms. THE POOR MAN’S SOAP,- H & T ATLANTA, GEORGIA. The above brand la on every bar of that very popular soap, which la manufactured and sold by MESSRS. HITCHCOCK & TURNER, Proprietors of GEORGIA SOAP FACTORY Atlanta, Georgia. 1 maranty every bar that goes out front their Factory. fhoy thoroughly understand tho Chemical Combination of it, and havs Improved Its Quality; and now hesitate not to repreei nt It as aqnsl. If not superior, to any other laundry soap made an j where. They make an Olive Boep of Superior Quality, equals to "Bobbitt's Boot," and at much lower price. They also mako lower priced soaps. Bond for prices, and bay of my25-tf HITCHCOCK 4 TURNER. GEORGIA—COUNTT. \ tho chUIo oi Theodore Troctor, ^^^^^^^^■■deceased: ■ These are, therefore, to vita end admonish all and singular, ths kindred and creditora of said doceaeed, to be and appear at tuy office within the Ume pres cribed by taw, and show callso, if any they have, why letters of administration should not be granted to said applicant. ■ Witness ui \official signature this, the first day of CONCORD WOOLEN MILLS* w 1 geu<-rally, that we are making some*changes, and adding new machinery, eta. Aa soon aa this can be done, the Factory will be started up, which will be In time to SUPPLY THE FALL TRADE. We have on hand at present a good aasortment of Heavy Jeans to Exchange for Wool, At the same rates of last season. The Roll or Custom Canla are now in excellent oondidlon. and running dally. Persona living on or near railroads, will please ship their Woo* to be Carded, or exchanged tarGUth, to Smyrna Depot, on the W. 4 A. R. li., paying the freight to that point. Let the name of the owner ffe 1U * r DUN°N, (IglItrxCa CO., on Mitchell street, opposite J. T. Hightower 4 cel ve all Wool brought Into Atlanta on Wagons, to be Carded “ * *“ All Packages and Letters on business, moat ba directed to Oonoord Woolen MOM, Cobb county, Oa. * K UUOItUIA—Cnmden Con istration on tho ostato of Joaeph O. Crum, late of said couuty, deceased— Those are, therefore, to otto and admonish all and singular the kindred aud creditors of *sUl deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law, and show cause, If any they have, why letters of administration should not be grauted to eald applicant Witness my official signature this 30th day ot May, GKOIIUIA— Cwmilcn County, weeks after the data hereof, made to the Ordinary of i creditors of aaid deceased, aud of said estate, this let May, 1872. MAllY A. COUKN. duitulatratrfr, do bonis non, with tho will annexed, ' ite of U. P. Cohen. tnayfi-w4w States—Northern District of Georgia—iu Uia matter of Colli us 4 Goodwin—In Bankrup • at 10 o’clock, a. i y of April, 1873. at my offioe. F. J. KOB1NHON, Ordinary 0. O. n, Ga., April 19, 1872—aprl7-wl<l2t srly made out, withlu the Ume prescribed by law. qiilred to mak* to i ■May 8th. Iff73. _ administrator of Richard Johnson deceased. SI BORGIA—C4MDKN COUNTY—To all Whom it a f may concern—Whereas, a. W. Heals has applied ne for letters of administration on tbe estate of W. Heels, lata of mill county, deceusit. lh. se are, tberefora, to die and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deoeaeed. to t>« and a|i|war at my off! e within tbe time pree* i nn** bv law, aud show ranee, if any they have, why Utters of administration should not U granted to iid applicants. Witness my oflkial signature Ibis, the tenth day June, lull {• l i k. A M< WlloItTKH, Griiinary I’emdenCo. Exocjutor'n Notion. A H mu rot'll WkkkN from feta, • r piirau..n by the itndkiktgne.l, will be made to iL Ordinary "# Taliaferro eonniy, Os., for leave to mu the land lying in amd i-uhty. Utoegtog to the retain af 1 hxnaasi 'hapmen, <h • • seed, i wueietiiig of one hun dred end seven s. rr*. mors or taee, for ths puruoM •f a divtanm Uls. en ihs divlseea. under the wJl of aajiddreeaetd. RlUJAM II. C'llAPMAM, Atlantic Coast tint yccigtit Bonn. The “ Atlantic Coast Line "Freight Route, -vie.- * WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA, TO AND FROM BALTIMOHE, PIIILAUELM'BIA, AEir rOSAJBOMTOAT, And all Eattern CUie*, and alt Point* Mouth mad « * a.n».f eWissrsn'Cgi j Over the Wilmington & Weldon, and Wilmington. Co* lumbia & August Railways and their Coxmeotlonp- « EMTIHELY NKW LINE OV lADEPEKDEl WaTEB at Wllmloitea, H. 0.. and PortamouUi, Va.. i U.n.portln« Fr.lihC'wiuioui trauafir o,~dateaUoa. to aad rroa. alI lat^rSaC. 1 " The management of this tine preeouU its advantagna to tbe Sowthmrti FwMm *>**>>■■.■■■ *> e- ful aud quick transportation, uniform rates with alToomptataff Mmm, Urn h«st ewrrefe iSMossas,and so TATIOM la glna to Columbia. 0. 0.. aa* Aagaate, Oa.. Ikan oocuarta, wtte teat FMfkA »■>■*.lute tea- in Inal points. Obaervo tho Following Exoellout WohehuJe ot Con- nootlom* VIA Wllinlugrton and HteuuhipLIUmi with DALT11IOUE—D, tha EoaihafnEteaauhlp Oo.-a Elate *a. Laalte. Ethaate. (Erda, Mmaj aa,la( aa.:h ,»ort .ywj fl.a d..., Aadrawa a Do., Annta T, Smith'. Wharf,MUaaoaa. With PH1LADELFUIA—Eouthart Mali EtmmahlF Compaar'a haan. tteaaa. laite at* tnr> a.ery ton daja. W. L. Jama, (laharai Anal, UOSonih M Anak, FhUadalfhla Alao, Ihraoak Aadmra h Oo.'a UaJUiuor. Iltia »lth BhrlYtr'a Dallj Prop.Bar Una', wlftou drapafa la kaMawaa, With MEW YOUR—Lorlllard'a Maamahlp Lina rf Firat Olate Ira, gteawaia. Bulk tew. Bunlilte, Tai nntear, Fault, aad tvoaddlUoaal ahlpa now dtari gsrryaB tiameeef In unlimited quantities. Via rortttmouth. land With BALTIMOBK-Vla Bay Lina Staamers, Daily, k. U her, ( aid. Contracting Ag sat, 154 Wast Baltimore street, Ualtimory . With PIULADeLpiha—Aaneascaale Llee, Trl-Weekly, John 8. Wlleon, MAmUMk m 8L Philadelphia. Clyde 4 Co.'■ ttsamara, semi weakly, Clyde 4 Oo., Affmrta, 1M4 Ml Dtasm—> Am—. Hhliihh. With HEW YORK—Old D Pier 33 Kata Rivet Wilmington and Atlantia saf frtaffM i. Kara toga. Haturae, Old Domlaica, port Tri-Weekly all tha year round, — Broadway, 187 Ur ‘ * SSS7SaHS£SS3I5vs -vn1±^^ , ai£Sr.te...F'. B.„ te.e.9 B. Mam peon. General Agent, U Central Wharf. Beet on. with Him. parfect nwaiuahip aoanaottena, ftalfhtetea na, iniwd tekte Htearf wudmo tam traual-rti Throu«h BlUa ot Ladla, an laauad tod palate lltete la te IMSl«l|Bnate kntete Sg* . ■tiippin, diraotiooa, u*., atentel plate., ha, furateha* an to tha and >ad tea, k punr pood, rla "Pwtaaiaalh ted Wliaalaftete,- ** r ■ k*i«. and dinot uu.otladjua tohrwnrdadjla A Pora, uu, vflor, and dlnol UU. ot ladJJuj te M. U., aud tha, wUl .raid aU dateallote. Tka eeeary l n former ton. ae well, also, d. O.i J. A. M*uuaa. Traveling A— . Local Agent Atlanta, Ua.i Baa Moon, doathern 1 • a. aiii rtaiius for loee, ilsmege and Evershaiffs dstamti, ffstlsri, ttsse, Ct. W. L WADIWOBTM, Allaaia, Oa., | ~ Wl, WTWS. W. L. WADSWORTH ft CO,. Importers and Dexlers In Hirdwere; ike, B Urge Stork *f Store* ata liatMt rnsUtof gstta OpiMiaila rlamtete 1 Itouk, WMtokaU stmt, "» ATLANTA, OA
