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THE DAILY SUN rablkM by Um Atlanta Sun FabllaUa* C—ip—y. ALBIANDKH H. ITIP1IBNI,» J.UKNLT IM1TH, ) Pro P 1 ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, Political Editor. ASA ■. WATSON, News Editor. I. HEMLY SMITH, Gsn’l. Ed. It Bus. Manager. Traveling Agents I J. M. W. HILL. THOMAS O. BRACK WELL. JAMES L. CALHOUN. Tuskegee, Ala. E. NKBUUT, Social Cikclk. Ua.. ,0'merat Traveling Agent. Agents for The Hun. hpsllka, Oa. Wolfskin, OgfetlioriK) Co., Oa. JS, Hotter, Oa. Da. M. P. Uokkkts, Monroe, Oa. Janas Alijlm Smith, Knoxville, Tenu. J. L. Whioht, Woodstock, Qa J. O. Caldwell, Boneville, Ga Atkins A Uaokkman, Thomson, Oa. U. O. Hamilton, Dalton, ua W. 0. Davis, Jr., Eatoutou, Qa. J. C. PaauAM, LaOrauge, Oa, R. O. Williams, Union Point A. A. Bell. Atlians, Oa. Lumpkin A Olive. Lexington. Da. W. H. Jkmkkll, Point lasr. D. W. Hpknck, Covington. L. C. Thomas, Oxford. J. U. Pirraai>, Winterrllle. h. 8. Mabtim t Co., Orawford. It. B. Kthjudob. Hutledge. Jack Kino, Rome, Oa. A. J. Com am. Cleveland, Oa. A. M. 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Advertisements for Firu Companies and Churches, half the usual rates. lu order to establish uniform rates of advertising for the Daily Press of AtlauU, we have adopted the foregoing schedule of prices, and will be governed by Uieui in the future. ' W. A. HEMPHILL A CO., Proprietors of the Constitution. 7J. HENLY SMITH, Manager. Of The Atlanta 8un, 111! I I j Capon Springs & Baths, Hampshire Co., IP. VVs., Viu Winchester, "Virginia a UII8 delightful Watering Piece has boen thor- ■AOUghlf-— *“ modern sty I j and in the female constitution. _ __ unsurpassed in all tha moun tains of Virginia for salubrity,elasticity and dryness. Its Splendid BATHS were declared by Sir Henry Bulwer, when on a visit here with Mr. Webster, as hardly equalled by anything he had seen in Enrops. For our pamphlet, with full particulars of rates, charges, etc., etc., apply to Bed wins A Fox, Drug gists, or to the undersigned, by mail. j»12-lm FRAZIEB A BALE, Proprietors, NOTICE. Georgia-Fulton County. jyj Y WIFE. Mr*. F»tmlo M. 0*,u,. bu mj con sent to become a public or free trader, from thla date. May 17, 1872. JAS. M. OWENS. VV M iL B n?cSc'-M^» famous for their altarstiva waters and fashionable patroii- aga, are now open. They are 2,000 feet above tide water-affording entire relief from prostrating sum mer heat. Capacity for 2,000 persons. Charges- $3 per day, and $80 per month of 30 n B . QEO. L. PEYTON A OO., Proprietors. ...Li ii w ns ftmm THE SUN. VOL. III. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1872. NO. 040. THE DAILY SUN. MORNING EDITION ATLANTA, OA: Thursday Morning, Junm 20. 1872. “Grant and his policy deserve the very hiijhest craft/.Horace Greeley, “General Grant never has been beaten, and he never trill be."—Horace Greeley. “Thepeople of the United States know General Grant—have known all about him since Donelson and Vicksburg; they do not know his slanderers, and do not care to Know them. "—Horace Greeley. “ "While asserting the right of every llc- publican to Ids unlrantmeledchoice of a can didate for next President until a nomina tion is made, I venture to suggest that Gen. Grant will be far better qualified for that momentous ti'ust in 1872 than he was in 18C8.”—Horace Greeley. “A Democratic national triumph means a restoration to power of those who desei'ted their seals in Congress and their places under the last Democratic Pressdent plunge the country into the lied sea of seces sion and rebellion. Though you paint an inch thick, to this complexion you must came at last. The brain, the heart, the soul of the present Democratic party is the rebel element at the South, with its Northern allies and sympathisers."—Horace Gree ley. TELEGRAPH NEWS By the hew York Associated Frees. THE CAMPAIGN. MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. Baltimore, June 19.—The Democrat ic State Convention, to select delegates to the National Convention, was held to day. Montgomery Blair, ex-Governor Phillip ThomaH, ex State Treasurer Robert W. Fowler, and O. Leo Knott were chosen delegates at large. The Con vention then took a recess. MINNESOTA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. St. Paul, Minn., June 19.—The regular Democratic Convention of Minnesota, is in session her#. There is every indica tion of the indorsement of the Greeley and Brown ticket. ALABAMA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. Montgomery, June 19.—The Demo cratic State Convention is the largest ever held. It will nominate a straight State ticket and Congressmen at large, and leave the electoral ticket open for consultation and co operation with the Liberal Republicans. The feeling is largely for Greeley and Brown. The resolutions will bo reported to-morrow. No nominations have yet be*u made. Sweet Chalybeate SPRINGS! Former)/ Bed .Sweet, illejflianj Co,, V*. fplIEHE 8BRINGS, ao long and favorably known X for their valuable Tonic and Alterative Power* both a* a Beverage and Bath, have been newly aud completely refitted with convenient and comfortable accommodations lor 4U0 peraona. Route via Cheaapoake and Ohio Ballroad to Alle ghany station, where elegant carriage# belonging to the Springe wilt be in reedineee for the visitor*. Charges—$3 per day and $60 per 1 month. J. T. WILSON, H-l Rtaod Superintendent 'UAIMHALL IlOUHE, u v-jjrjrj*. m. A. B, LUCE, Proprietor. D*y Board VQ-OO. aoviutf UH- THOMAS 8. POWELL’S Pocket Formulary aud Phyal- ciau’t Manual, Fnibncin, U, *rt at CoobOUag ,u4 P>wcriUM to the b.it .Ivnitt,,. will, an, ’•lu.M. recipe,, tat)l„. *c. Wo. on. dolter. (U J*W u UK book .tore*. _ Atlanta Street R.R. a* jsrcsjsrsaf * **« ws&s ■Mb Inaunt. .1 I* o’clock *. “••** !*SuS' Ul “ W AJ “ r ^crcur,Toiler. NOTICE. 0 Bed that th« oftcial edvsrtiseiuniU of this wtU hereafter be published tu tbe .H/e*l« umm» u * • *‘ ,r “ lu ’ "i?: *p«w». . BARNESVILLE HOTEL, 1 B. CAMP . - • • Proprietor. (■IAK DWOT.I BOAKO W.fkH, UAV. NEW YORK. Employers Resolve Against Eight Hour*-Jay Goultl Trying to get the Krle Agnln—The Stoke* Trial Begun— Explosion—The Strike*. New Yoke, Juno 1'J.—Employers, in all brunches of manufactures in this city and vicinity, met last evening, ami passed resolutions to reject tha eight hour sys tem, and to accept only teu hours for a day’s work, aud to hold out to tlio bitter ond. An Executive Committee, to per fect the work of organization, wns ap pointed. Tbe effects of the strike in Jersey eity are beginning already to ho felt among the poorer classes. It is’reported that Heath & llaphael, Bischoffschiera & Goldsmidt, and Jav Gould, are entering into an alliance with the intention of re-instating Gould as President of the Erie Railroad. Stokes’ trial lias commenced. Two jarors have been selected. The steam pipe of the tug Niagara, exploded this morning, fatally scalding James Dorsey. Delegates left Jersy City, this morning to arrange for a strike all along the line of the Erie Hoad. The employees in Jersey City, numbering six hundred, are almost unanimous for a strike. The number of the metal workers, on a strike is constantly being augmuented by fresh accessions. Trouble is npprchomlcd to-day from the strikes, and the police are on the alert. Tbe gns workmen, who are on a strike, made a demonstration against those em ploy cd in the Works. They have quioted, and a police force has been sent to the scene, A dispatch from Doston states that the men are organizing there to go on a strike there the luttor part of July. Tetcr Cooper has given ono thousand dollars towards sustaiuiug the shirt cut ters iu the Btriko, The Singer Sewing Machine men are still out, and there docs not apprur to be any possibility of a speedy or satisfac tory adjustment. The sugar refiners are in precisely the same condition as yesterday. The stable and coachmen of Brooklyn will strike Saturday unless paid fourteen instead of twelve dollars a week. Professor Thatcher, of Yale College, has secured donations here sufficient to Oomplete the new chu|>el of the college. At a recent convention of the railway managers of the New York Central, Erie and Pennsylvania Central Railroad lines, On agreement was made to sell, beroafter, po passenger tickets for political meetings or State Fairs at yeduoed rates. Nuasiu Falls, Jane 10.—The South ern editors, now on an excursion here, adopted resolutions of thanks to the members of the Press of Rufialo, aud others, fur courtesies received, aud de claring fealty to the Union. WA8HI&&TON. Off to Long Brn»»ch-w-Tr«aly M*U»r»- Tobacco Ucgalatloaa. Washikotoh, Jane 10.—Tbo President leaves sgsin to-night for Long Ura’ieh. The Secretary of War has returned, and bad an interview with tbo President to-dsv ou the ladiau question. There were a Urge number of callers at the White House during the .lay, but few wore prominent iudmdusU. Fish bed a long consultation with the President on treuty mutters. The Gov ernment bos no additional news of tbe movements at Genova. No tobacco, ou which the tax has uot sccru '.I prior to July the first, can, after ihst time, lie pat on the market uuder a sixteen cut sump. All stamps ot that • cruel Revenue, who will exchange them for stauij a uf the Denomination of 20 cents, witli the proper compututiou us to difference iu their fuccauil value: thus, a hundred dollars wdrth of sixteen oent stamps will receive ono hundred dollars of twenty cent stamps, though the cam ber of stumps will not be so great. Tbe Commissioner absolutely refuses to change his ruling, requiring oil tobac co bonded after the Cthof June, instant, to he withdrawn for sale or consumption without the payment of the tax specified in the bond uuder which the removal was mode. CALIFORNIA. Flv. Ilumlreil Persons KIII..1 bp an Karthquakc-Vcm-U Hunk mad MiKty Drowned. Ham Fhanoiboo, Gal.. Jane 19.—Tbe steamer Great Republic, whioh arrived yeeterdsy from China and Japan,brought the following additional intelligence: The seaport of Ramilia, in the Japanese Island Legisfon, was visited by an earth quake, and 600 persons perished. On the 4th of May tbe steamer Roys oollided with the French steamer Ava, near Shanghai. Tbe Rova was sunk. Messrs. MoMeekin and McQuade, sec ond and third engineers Poole and Boyle, chie' and third officers, Dr. Thompson and 65 Chinamen were drowned. MASSACHUSETTS. The Jubilee. Bouton, Mass., June 19.—The third day of the Jubilee was devoted to Ger mans, and Coliseum was well filled— Teutons predominating. Franz Aht directed the performance. Hia own ballad, “When the swallows homeward ffy,” was sang, at tbe conclusion of whioh the whole andienos rose and cheered for several minutes. LOUISIANA. To b. ItuarunllneS. New Orleans, La., June 19.—Veesels from West Indian, Mexican, Central and South American ports, after July the 1st, will he quarantined. SWITZERLAND. Tkc Board Adjourned. Geneva, June 19.—The Board of Arbi tration ’Met to-day and adjourned until the 2Gth instant. It is expected that in telligence will be received by that date which will prove favorable to a settle ment of the difference. ENGLAND. Geneva—Krle—'Thander and Lightning —Vessel Struck—Spain ngnln Agonis ing. London, June 18.—A special from Geneva to the London papers says: Res olute efforts are being made to settle the cardiual differences which have arisen between the English and American Gov ernments, iu connection with the Ala bama C aims Arbitration. A decline in tbe prices of the Erie Railroad shares has caused tbe failure of several dealers. There were territlo thunder storms yesterday afternoon in the Northern and midland counties of England. Many persons who were exposed to the violence of the storm, were injured. The steamship Memphis, which arriv ed at Liverpool yesterday, from Now Orleaus with a cargo of cotton, wos struck by lightning during tbe storm last evening, and was considerably damaged. A portion of her cargo was burned. A special from Madrid says the state of Spain is alarming. There has been a partial rising of Republicans in Andalu sia since tbe Conservatives proposed dic tatorship of Serrano, with absolute pow er for spending money and suspending the constitution. Tbe Conservatives are enraged at tbo rejection of their propo sals by the King, and say tbe last attempt at forming a Conservative Ministry, un der Amadeus, has been tried. "A Radi cal Ministry apd then the deluge," ex claims a Serranoist journal. It is said that Serrano has left for Eng land in disgust and that Saogosta has left for France. The Radicals are arming the popnlalion of the towns. MARKET REPORTS. BY TELEGRAPH TO THE ATLANTA DAILY SDN COTTON MARKET. Augusta, June 19.—Cotton nominal; middlings 24); net reoeipts 26; salea 36. Savannah, Juno 19. — Cotton dull; middlings 24; net reoeipts 60; sales 160; stock 3,791. New Y’ork, Juue 79.—Cottoc steady; sales 2,320 bales; uplauds 26); Orleaus 26). bales to-day for future delivery 6,700 bales: June, 25); July, 26)@26 7-16; August, 26 15-16(d)26 1-16; September, 23) @23); October, 20 1-I0(g20|; No vember, 20). Wilmington, June 19.—Middlings 26; net reoeipts 100; sales 8; stock 1,360. Balttmobh, Jane 19.—Cotton firm; middlings 26; net reoeipts 26; receipts 77; exports ooostwira 60; sales 130—116 lsst evening; stock 1,242. Galveston, June 19.—Cotton nomin al; good ordinary 20); net receipts 22; stock 2,612. Philadelphia, June 19.—Cotton qui et; middlings 86)- Charleston, June 19.— Cotton dull; middlings nominal; net reoeipts 231; ex ports aoastwise 1,241; stock 7,391. Msmphis, Jane 19.— Cotton quiet; middlings 26; net receipts 140. Livebpool, June 19.—Cotton closed doll and nnebanged; salea 10,000 bales; speculation and exportation 2,000. Boston, June 18.—Cotton quiet; mid dlings 26); net receipts 63; grow 63; sales 260; stock 11,000. Mobile, June 18. —Cotton—middlings 24) ; net reoeipts 21; sales 100; stock 3,286. New Ohlkans, Jane 18.—Cotton very dull; middlings 24); net reoeipts 311; gross 322; sales 400; stock 30,GGO. Norfolk, Juno 18.— Cotton—nothing doing; low middlings 24); net roceipts 4771; exports coastwise 246; stock 2,420. PRODUCE MARKET. Louisville, Juno 18.—Pork $12 cash. U icou—shoulders 6); sides 7)(a,7| for psukel. Lard OftfclO; order Tots )o. higher. Whisky steady at 84. UkLfiMonx, June 18.—Flour weak and far >rs buyers. Wheat firm hut scarce; ell lice white $2 16. Corn dull; white denomination, remaining on hand, must 7H.rj.70; yellow 69; mixed western 09. Is reiurm d lo the Commissiouer of la- |0ats 63jrj&3. Provisions firmer. Mues pork $13 60; shoulders 6)@8, Whisky firmer, at 88(m88(. St. Louis, June 19.—Corn dull and unchanged. Whisky 88. Pork quiet at $12. liaoon is irregular and scarce— shoulders 6); sides 7)@7). Cincinnati, Jane 19.—Pork drooping; sales regular, $12. Lard quiet end weak; summer 8). Bacon is sternly; rides 7)@ 7|. Whisky is steady at 84. New York, June 19.— Floar,Southern, heavy and lower at $7 70(r<|tf 90; oom- mon to fair heavy; extra $8 95(0,13. Whisky firm and qaiet at 88. Wheat heavy et 2(a,4c. lower; winter red weet- em $1 83(0,1 93. Com C3(A$A Pork $13 &0(q!l3 45 for mess. Lard aotive. Turpentine qaiet end steady at $9. Rosin $3 20 for strained. Freights firmer and fallen one quarter. KOIEI MARKETS. New Yobk, June 19.—Mosey easy; call loons ranged 3(m6. Exohenge wees, 9)@9|. Gold 13)M13); loans 1@4 for carrying; new 6s, 12); 81s, 19}| 62s, 14); 66s, 14). Transactions in bonds very small. Tenneeseee, 73; new, 72); Virginias, 45; new, 60; Louisian as, 60; new, 03; Levee Gs, 59; 8s, 78; Alabama 8s, 84; 5s, 60; Georgia 6s, 74; 7s, 88; North CaroUnas, 82); now, 20; South Carolinas, 62); new 33. The chief feature of spooaktion in Wail street, again, to-day, wafi the de- oline in Erie shared. In London, to-day, Erie declined from 43) to 40), gpd after wards rallied to 42). This, of ooarse, af fected the stock here, which .declined from 62) to 60), and afterwards advanced to 63). London, June 19.—Consols dosed at 92). NOTICE. CLEM* OFFICE. ) 8l I’EEUE OCURT OV THB STATE OV OXOEUlA. I Aii ant a, Qa., Juna 11,1171 ) It APMCARS from tbo Docket of the Sopiemi Court of Oeorffta for the July Term. 187$, that the order of Circuits, with the number of < each oounty, Is as follows: BLUE RIDGE CIRCUIT. WONDERFUL FOUNTAIN* Cheroke* 1 Lumpkin 2 WESTERN CIRCUIT. Clarks 1 Health and Pleasures Hall 1 White 1— I SOUTHERN CIRCUIT. Brooks 1 Lowndes 3—1 OCONEE CIRCUIT. Leureus 2 THE BRIGHTEST_ SPOT Montgomery 1— 8 ALBANY CIRCUIT. IN THE Dougherty (2 continued) 1 Special Notices. Causeless Depression, Thla expreaaion la often need, but it is mnnlfestlj abaurd. Gloom and melancholy are not spontane ous. They are unnatural mental conditions, and usually hare corresponding cauaes. If there la no apparent reason for despondenoy, it Is a symptom of physical disease. In nine cases out of ten the stomach,the liver aud tbo bowels are responsible for the oloud which rests upon the brain. Iu all ■nch cases Immediate and permanent relief may be obtained by the uao of Hoetetter’a Stomach Bitters. If the digestive orgaus are weak, an inrtgorant is wary. If the liver is disordered, an alterative la required. If the bowels are constipated or irre gular, a gentle aperient la needed. In that famous vegetable remedy theao three medicinal properties commingled with several others of a s^rosly less Important character, and hence it speedily cures every species of hypochondria arising from material mess, by removing the causes themselves. In the summer, when disorders of the stomach and bowels, bilious oomplalnts and all diseases which affect the assimilating and secretive organs are especially prevalent, the Importance of having this invaluable tonic, alterstivs and corrective in every dwelling, and within tbo reach of all whe travel by land or water, cannot bo over-eHtimatod. As it la a staple article throughout the country it would be next to impossible to find a settlement, gear or re mote, uaprovlded with a stock or ibis fiunoua vege table restorative. SPECIAL_NOTICE. Congress, at its present session, has shown a de termination to restore what tlie.Tieasury agonts plundered from the poople ofthe South In 1866; And aa some Ten Millions of Dollars (over and above all sued for) are atiU in the U. 8. Treasury, subject to bo claimed by partloa hereto fore barred by legislation requiring proof ot Joy ally, and by atatute of limitations; And having been in Washington, aiding in tLo passage of recent Acts Changing these Requirements I am prepared to give ptnonal Supervision to tho Preparation, Presentation, and Collection of such [aims. All persons having Uotton or other property taken from them after SOUi Juno, 1865, will find It to their Interest to oonfer with mo. Also, all who have paid Th« Colton Tax of Two Cents per lb. As I shall hereafter spend a large portion of my time in Washington City, attending to these matters personally, address mo at Atlanta, Georgia, or at . LOCUKANg. Worth a—11 southwestern emeurr. Schley Sumter Webster PATAULA CIRCUIT. Early • 6 Miller 8 Randolph... 6 Stewart $ Terrell (I oontlnned) • 6—94 CHATTAHOOCHEE CIRCUIT. Marion Muscogee (41 continued] Talbot 18—66 MACON C1HCUIT. Bibb Houston Twiggs FLINT CIRCUIT. Butts(l continued) Henry Newton TALLAPOOSA CIRCUIT. Carroll Campbell... Douglas Fayette Heard Troup ATLANTA CIRCUIT. DeKalb Clayton Fulton HOME emeurr. Cfctu QUuicrtieemcnts. Merchant Tailoring, Mile. Holland Sc Jones, OPPOSITE NATIONAL HOTEL, Are selling now, and will continue till August aa, FambionaDlo Buitm, FOR CASH ONLY. Black Suits former price $80 for $66 Scotch Cheviots... do American Goods... Dents’ Furnishing Goods, Is unequalled In tho Cttv of Atlanta. — 1 All Garments made up guaraoteed. BELL, J. O. J0> JeXMm clerk. v. mHE PEOPLE HAVE CHOSEN —The experience 1 of years has convinced an inteUigent public hat for all ailments Involving weaka aas and Ini- tlbility of the atomacb, obetnicflons In the bowel*, k morbid condition of the liver and nervous debility Tarrant’s Effarvoacont Boltmor Aportent Is the snreet.*afe*t and swiftest remedy. Not merely lull absolutely dellc ions to the palste.lt also itoeseseta four medlrinal elements which have never been united In the same happy proportion* In any other pieperatlnn. It ta th» x’-ntU.t and moat painless of cathartics, a wonderful tonic, and uneicotptienable alteistive and a certain corrective of ml impuritir* which may exist In the bh>nd or othar fluids of tha body. Decline all Imitations of the genuine article. Sold by all druggist*. jel.l-wfit 1 hi* la to give n< tics oace a week for .three weeks that I have been appointed assignee of tbe estate uf William U. Cbaetatn, of Home, Georgia, in said dis trict, who has huso aditi'ltfad a bankrupt on Ida creditors’ petition b> the Duirtct Court of said die- Met. *l« w3t CUAdLEt 0. STILLWELL, Bome.Ga. CHEROKEE CIRCUIT. Bartow 2 Catoosa .1 Gordon 6 Murray 1 Whitfield 4-. 14 NORTHERN CIRCUIT. Elbert Hancock.... Oglothorpc.. AUGUSTA CIRCUIT. Burke (1 continued).. Columbia Richmond .... 1 ,l$-» MIDDLE CIRCUIT. Jefferson 1—1 OCMULGEE CIRCUIT. Baldwin 4 Greene 2 Morgan (loouUnued)...... 4 Putnam 1 Wilkinson 8—11 E18TEBN CIRCUIT. Chatham 1—1 BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT. Echols 1 Glynn 1 Ware 2 Tbe Telegraph and Messenger, Colnmbna Enqui rer, Savannah Now* and the Chronicle and Sentinel, are requested to publish this notice, once a weak for two woeks, and send their bills to this office, jeli Z. D. UAliRIBON, Clerk. ECAY*’ UOU8H. OUTUBEBT, OS. IIKMIY IIAYS, Prop’r. Board per day $8 Collecting Agency. chauioe and others promptly attended to. Com K tent legal asalatattoe ia all cases -requiring II. >oke written up. Term* moderate. References— Hon. John H. James, Ranker; Col. B. J. Wilton, Banker: E. W. Marsh, Eaq.. of Mooro. Marsh A Go., Wholesale Dry Goods. Office at Messrs. Echols A Wilson’s Agricultural Warehouse, Broad street P. O. Lock Drqwer IS. Jell-6t WM. W. DANIELS. Rooms to Rent. S EVEN OR EIGHT Urge, comfortable room* to rent In the second etory of the building on Ala- lama street adjoining the old United States Hole They ere emineu’Jy suited for offio. s. Apply to JOHN A. STEPHENS. mylO-tf Olioico House, Corner Broad and Bridge Streets, Rome, Ga., 1. C. BAWLINtt, -PHOPBIKI OIL JOSEPH H. SMITH,* ATTORNEY AMO OOUNSELLOK AT LAW, NO. 1 CAPITOL BUILDING, ATLANTA, OA. A’8 r.Uttu, , apMUnijr. KINO HOUSE, etoxxo Mouutalu, Oaa„ E- C. WHITE. Agent, Prop’r, Fiito Summei’ Kenort. r.f TIOAT HVRPLIKH II.ilk Meat Lard, Coru, OAta, Hay, Flour, Tobacco, Groceries, Ac., on the Octotwr sad Nt replant*** of First rise* Iphi*** In Allaata.Auguata or Havanuah. 1 aui al«> (urm*hiug auppae* ou oro; liana, with aj>| roved security. A. K. BEAGO, Merchant my 8d a warn Atlanta CATOOSA SPRINGS SUNNY SOUTH. {rttJMur l—war >1S mcoaaajr Copper mills Mads to Order; F akvere amdoteebo. wo. am tmi b. mums. was. «*•»«*••• • «* w. hm Wow MU. .a fcao*. W.uphOdmm. Notice to Contractors ••iklffd Froposaia TYTTLL BE RECEIVED by either ot tha aadsr- W signed ap to IS o'clock, ltth laetaot tor the excavation and removal of dirt from the Tmaeaeas Stable Lot ooraer Alabama and Forsyth streeta. Bids to he mad* out per on Mo yard. Tbs usual right ot rgjseMag any or aU bids tor* CHAPMAN, BUCUB k 00., and AD AH A BROTHERS, jalt-It riiOtnuNa niiaTi For Ball on 4until—nflaHt Tnrnm. I WILL sell a bargain, and give long lima, on a new Flouring Mill ready tor ImmiMeto amy ta this city. Cell end get description, aad exasnlna the property at one*. Wheat is now ooariag on the jelt-at Real Katoto Agent A RE LOCATED IN THE PIEDMONT REGION of Georgia, 25 miles Southeast of Chattanooga, Tenu., and within two miles of the Western k At lantic Rail mail. These Springs, 63 In number, embrace every va riety of liberal water found In the famous moun tains of Virginia—White, Bed and Black Sulphur, Alleghany; All-Healing and Chalybeate, Magnesian. Soda and Iodine; as also tbs waters characterising the Montvale Springs of Tennessee, and Indian Springs of Georgia; all of which are to be found here in abundance, within the oompaa of this “Me- disease that human flesh Is heir to. A 11ns of Omnibnses will be in readiness on the arrival of every train to convey guests from Oatooea Station to tbe Springs, In 80 minutes, where they will be greeted with strains of stirring mnslo and aa OLD VIRGINIA WELCOME I The Tablo will be first class In every particular, magnlfloent ball room, 100 ‘ * ‘ ly fitted Parlors, billiard and and a capacious Bowling Saloon. Direct Telegraphic and Postal Communication. The Buildings and Grounds will be brilliantly II* imined with Qaa, and every attraction — ,M " * forded the visitors to Oatooea Springe. The above watering place will be opened to Patrons June l*t, 1878, by \V. O. HEWITT, LM. ot Olob. Hotel, Ao(uite.O* Stockholders’ Meeting, Gteorgia Western R. R. the juiwval manvima Ot Ou BtookhoUn. ot ft. Omfk Woitem Mortal Company v* ba hted AT THI COMPANY'S OFFICE, On Wednesday, 24th July. J.KUod W. t. OBHA Blflfitery. IS THE ATLANTIC COAST-LINE PASSEJTGER ROUTE. ReortpnlMid Lor tl Hummer of 1070. DOUDLG DAILY All Rail. Connection Via Augtnla,Wilmington,Uicli- moud. An AddlUoul Dtely Oaonnlloa Tl* Auguata, Wilmington and Portsmouth, AMD THE MAQNIFCCNT BAY UN* STCAMCR* Tb.Mjalpm.nl ot tb. Bom. of tLU tin. U fintetem. PVILUAM PALAOB Sleeping Oars. Are run upon all night trains. Double Daily Schedules By taking morning train out of Savannah, Macon and Atlanta, passengers oonnect with the 6:46 r.M. train out of Augusta, and can choose between the All Rail Connection, via Richmond, or tha roots up Cbesapeske Bay, having in the latter case but ONE night of railway travel,and the eeoond night tnjoy the Luxurious Aooommoda- tiOHB Of the Steamers of that lba. full line of VIRGINIA SPRINGS AND EXCURSION TICKETS, rm drrEffnrE mujmjmam mm—mru For time schedules, price lists, and all desirable ■formation, apply to following named Agents ot the Una: T. LYONS, Agent; M. J. O’CONNOR. Traveling mHl «w A Company on tha 1st June, bet., sets of this powerful and wealthy « badMMbWlT«ruamty$U.M0JW. ThaMsssts oonsist la part of th* following: Ban ov Lxvnvooi. £86,641 A. pops, #13 Gonoral Pasnongor Agent. JVST OPEATED, The Carter Hotel, GAINESVILLE, Ga. HE ABJVE HOUSE. SITUATED ON THE HART side of th* PubUc Square,Is now open lor the ■ptlon of visitor* Nothing will be omitted to ler guests oomfortable. >iO-tf J. CARTER. Proprtotor. Charles Bohnefeld UNDIRTASUR, A ND dealer in aU kinds of Metallo Burial Oassa, Csskt-ts aad Oollna. Keeps conetoatly an hand a large assortment of Burial Cease, eto. Will give personal attenUon to funsrals, in the oily or country, with a first-da** HKAKSE. AU orders wW receive prompt attenUon. Sole A^ent for Taylor’s Corpse Prenenrer Cl!ARLES BOHNEFELD. Office and Warehouse No. 1 DeOive’s Opera Us Broad street. CORN ! CORN! SO Car I*«4a White and Vella or Cera N ow wrtTliif which I Ml. to MU btebn mom. *1 from <t.pol Will MU .IUm, fo, cvb Of i. “atelot.mr-iT.A p—r. ALSU 2 I Mmteit, oarucrMlteOcll ud ron,Ui Junl-UAw-lw. ATLAUTA, l BEAdO. ■< fitreets. QKOUOIA M-PT.-anvrnTP Manufacturing Site FOR SAI^B. J. O* PECjK A OO., TTAYINO purchased tha Wmbington Hall proper EH BITS ON DECATUR BTRIET, AT A VERY LOW PRIOR, rise lotto ou the oorner of Decatur and Fort etoueto, 180 by 400 toot [2 sores] and has on it a nuudag hraneh and a supply of well water, a I etory mill hnBiUng <_ lfiofoet, storehouse, brickofitoe. largeInmbar A drying kBn« and many other conveniences for a ufactaring or machinery purposes. It oao h* ooo- vertedilalo soar teetory, anintoryrisa mush needed hsrs, or ootton frotory, for any kind of manufactur ing butlasea where steam la required, it to on# of the moat desirable rites In tha stty. rioee |to the Railroad, convenient and insMribto, I meanburi- neaa, aad will sail theeuttre uieuirtyria very tow price. The Street Care run ,wf the properly* Chll and I will shew It to pen. G. W. ADAIR, Jellkt Beal Ketoto Agent THE ROYAL INSURANCE CO. OP LIVERPOOL. AIBBTB OP THB COMPANY ON TUB let OP JVIB, lfTB. On Railway Bharee and other aeeorltlea. £686,219 On Townahipe, Railway Deb- Tofp« of London Cor- Dritiah Government and Colo nial Securitise -£177,604 United States Stoeks 180,882 English Railway Bharee 980AM Freehold Buildings 186,920- 994.901 Cash Irsna. 92,684 £2,108.101 The Capital Stock of this Company to Two Millions Pounds Sterling OB TEN MILLION! Of DOLLARS. The Agent in Atlanta to authorised to adjust aad pay losses at ono*. without transaaltttae tha same to the Company, and without any delay tor sixty on ninety days, which to usual with aU insurance oom- arties wanting Insurance on msrnhunrttM. bulld ogs or othar property, ere Invited to call on me. ad examine for themselves. C.B. WELLBORN, Agent. Jell Allan to Qa. Oconee White Sm^phmr |yHwyf t or HALLCOUjmr % a*. r for the reooptlon of visitor*. It rpHIS i JL Is now ready fin r has been throughly Atted upend fUrnlahed with new furniture, The medicinal quality of tha water, and the ro- antlo eoenery, oaunot be surpassed In the Sonlh- Ing. Every effort urlU he made to noder russU oomfortable. BAWL B. MoCAMY. ml9-12t Grain, Flour, Provisions, &c. TXTE have now^ln store, for mle al tow figures to VY the trade: 4 000 BU8BXLS CH0ICB 0ATS * } BBLS FLOUR. Assorted Brenda Bacon. Bides aad Shoulders. Hams, ptoia and can vassed. QQ BBLS. WHISKY. 20 BBLS PUBK CIDER VINEGAR. 250 00X18 * TAB0H * M 4MUW- 1A BAGS Prime Bto OeBbe, Yggila- Bril and IU Land Plaster. ft BBLS HYDRAULIC CEMENT. Lime re J rived freak from the lilne every toy. Have Inquiries and orders for wheat. Axe pre pared to handle 28B.000 bushels of the new cMp,aad ollrit consignments of mme. STEPREJT8 Ml ELYJrjr, Jte-lm Ibnjta iteMt, Atteote, Oa SAVE YOUR TEETH. B.&1DAU, U. O.8., UalMariUa, (toarfi*. andwte ol B*lumar» Cattea* <* taut 0—(—7. MWOMta^ Plualng MlH tend tuailter Yard Comblnodl TKOomnonoH. J- prepared to furnL___- Lumber of eB atoss, 4 Bride* Car Luabar Sawed ta Ordar. Flnlahla* and Dreaaed Lumber . gp-cater rvwrtat. a-on-y—a. Ko-teby ms Oomer Foreyth k T £P»Ut w e stem AtlantioIOi; Tfii—nwriTwiN. I a, Oa, May 22,1872.1 Change of Aright J^nwygi' Oa aad Attar Saadajr, Jaaa 84, MlaM IW—-TteU «■| tear. Mhate at Ml air. and arrive in (Bar - ** — FAHT LINE TO 1 Making etooe oonneritoiaril Oars tor Hew Yarh ever 1 . E. IWALKEE. M. %
