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ewu*a JHE DAILY SUN. Mnr Ai'vcii: thi.Hh.ain slwaya found ou First Page . Local and Business Notioea ou Fourth Page. tflH|U Co plea nf ilia Ian Far alt at (lit From onr Evening Edition of tin* 10th. ATLANTA. UA Thursday Morning, Junk 20, 1872. I 1(ev. UsoUor Malaulry, tho beloved }M8tor of St. Luke’s Church, has just re turned from bis long tup to the North, lie is enjoying good health, and we judge from his cheerful spirit that he is hope ful of the speedy rebuilding of the beau tiful Church destroyed by Sherman’s army. Religious Entertainment. —The la dies of St. Luke’s Church have, with much care and deliberation, prepared a Panorama of the Bible, which will be shown next Friday night in their Hall, corner of Walton and Forsyth streets. The occasion will certainly be a very happy one, as well as edifying. Rev. W. B, Smith, United States Com missioner, of this city, showed ns cotton blooms of the 15th instant, from the plantation of his son, Dr. W. C. Smith, of Grantville, who has cotton stalks in his present crop thirty-five inches from the ground to the central bud. The crop prospects in that region are quite prom ising. Hogaksvillb Institute.— This insti tution of learning, which has so long en joyed the confidence of the people, will have its closing exercises on Friday, 21st instant. After the usual exercises during the day, there will be a grand concert at night under rhe direction of that excel lent teacher and musician, Professor Henry Schoeller and Mr. J. Lowenstein, the famous violinist, from Griifin. This school bos long enjoyed a large popular ity, and bids fair in the future to merit, as it bos in the past, the confidence of all who are acquainted with its regulations. TURKU KISSES Of FAREWELL. Thrift, ouljr throe my darling- Hrtianto, •oleuiu, alow; Mot life# the swift aud joyous our# Wo used to know Whan we biased Wane* wo loved each other, Simply to tooto lovo’o sweets. And lavished oar klssos m ilia summer Lavished heat; Hut as thoy kiss whoso hearts are writ iir. When hope and fear an- spout. And nothing is left to g*vc, osi-ept A sacrament I First of tho three, my darling. Is sacred unto iu.n; Wo have hurl each othercften— Wo shall agaiu, When wa pine because we miss each other. And do not understand H»w the written words ai c a j much colder "1 ban eye and hand. I kiss thee, dear, tor all Mich pilo r take; fl*ay- Delegates and visitors to the Democratic State Convention, which meets on the 2Gth instant, will be passed over the Georgia, and Moeon and Augus ta Railroads for one fare. Full fare will be required going, and return tickets will bo furnished freo. Editors Atlanta Daily Sun: I write concerning tho Fair and Entertainment given at this place ou the 14th instant, under the aasp ices of the Union Point Musical Club and Benevolent Associa tion; the proceeds of both to be ap plied to the erection of a Baptist and Presbyterian Church here. The awards, (a linudsomely bouud volume of Moore’s Poem’s) to the most popular lady, (and a handsome walking cane) to the most popular geutleman, were by vote awarded as follows: The poems to Miss Lillian Yonng; the cane to Jan. B. Hart, Esq., both residents at Union Point. The attractions of the fair (other than tho above) were a Poatoffioe, through which tho bashful lovesick could corres pond, ami a magic well, at whoso fount they could drink of its cooling draughts, and at the same time view the lovely features of the beautiful and deservedly popular “Rebecca at tho well,” and her assistant, Mi6s Gertrudo Yongo from the city of tho sea. The Postmistress, Miss Elbe C., dis pensed many of love billets, and tho Gip sies, Miss Lou. B. and Poppie McL, gave many peeps into futurity. The more substantial attractions were cakes made by the hands of the fair matrons and maideDs of Union Point and vicinity, (which were disposed of bv sale), and ice cream, the saloon of which was presided over by that estimable lady, Mrs. Jas. B. Hart. Flowers also were contributed by various ladies in the town and viciuily, and sold at good prices. To Messrs. Horton & Walton, James A. Gray & Co., and Richards & Bro., of Augusta, the Association and all con cerned, are iudebted for valuable contri butions. Miss Myitus T., represented the goods so kindly given by the last named gen tlemen, and had muoli success in making sales; while various Indies sold beauti ful rich oakes made from the excellent sugar contributed by the first named gentlemen. Mr. J. B. Hart represented Messrs. Gray A Co., in exhibiting their donation. The citizens of Uuion Point and vicinity will remember those kind nesses when they visit Augusta to make their purchases next fall and winter. The whole Fair was a decided success as an occasion of pleasure, and in get ting up a Very considerable amount of f uuda to aid in the erection of the two churches, and plainly foretells tho success of the forthcoming Agricultural Fair to be held at this place in October next. "Cpmipgeveutecaat their shadow* before.’* The volume of poems was del ivoreil to AfissV. W. Wallace Jjiimpkin, attor ney at law. Union Point, (a rolativo of the late Chief-Justice Lumpkin), in ap propriate words, and Miss Lilia Mooro delivered the cane to Mr. It— chastily. Put to tho entertainment. --Cinderella,” **Tho Loan of a L°ve," the farce of “Lough Diamond,” with in tervals of instrumental music, from the Ch|h, was tho “Hill of Fare." Cinderella whs well rendered, “all « well their parts.'' Some better, can't be invidious os to tho per sonation of Cinderella by Miss Poppie McL , wo thought she excelled. It msy.be, though, her beauty|lhat.guve col oring to her acting. Mr. A. J. B., tho manager, os "Swy- *el,” andT. M. B., as "Peter Spyke,” in the Loan of a Lover, did well, and very truly rendered “Swyael and Peter.” luthefarceof Bough Diamond, Miss H., was the star. Cocktkymax. A Child'. Prayer. The Athens Danner puts the following good one on reoord: A little fonr-year old of onr aequaiut- anoe was ecveroly scratched while play ing with a pet kitten not long ago; where upon ho aeited imia by the hind legs, and beat her brains out over the stairs. Uis mother remonstrated with him, and after getting him in a penitential frame of mind, indue, d him to say he was sorry for Ids conduct, and to ask (tod to for- givo him. After a very rov«reut plea for isirdon, the little sinner added—"But please l)od don't send any more bits to atraleb your wicked |«-y, for lie ail) la* •ure to gut mad and knock their d-d braioe out.” Tho grinved mother hail to la-gin it- who to erase from tlm plastic blind of Iter J.UU darling the ■ fleet of "««ll roimnii* fcioaUuL* Burled, forgiven, before It For our love’s sake I Is full of joy's sweet thrill; Wo have blessed each other always; We always wUl. ~ ‘ “ — ‘ * “ttl la,— e hear each other In every place; 1 ho earth is full of messengers, Which love send to and fro; I kiss thee, darliuif, for aU joy Which we shall know. The last kiss, oh, my dtrllng, My love—I cannot st-o Through my tears, as i remember What It may be. We may die and never see each other. Die with no time to give Any sign that our r To die, as live; Token of what they will not see Who see our parting breath, This one last kiss, my darling, seals The seal of death 1 u that our hearts are faithful Crops In Louisiana. The New Orleans Times of the 16tb, has the following paragraph relative to the crop prospects iu that State : There is very cheerful and encourag ing news from the country relative to the growing crops. Cane, corn, and cot ton are represented to be iu fine condi tion. The cotton, especially, promises a good yield. There is talk of as large a crop as that of year before last. The weather has been excellent. No fears or troubles on account of high water, cre vasses, etc. Tho next six weeks will tell the tale iu regard to this staple. The cultivation has been better and the acreage larger than any preceding year. Nor will our planters this year be plagued with a short corn crop, as they were last year. The plant cane crop, too, has a fine appearance, and the planters on the low grounds are quite cheerful over the anticipations of a good and profita ble yield. The Macon Telegraph, of Tuesday, re- X)orts the following accidents: A rockaway containing Mrs. W. M. Wudley and a young son was accidental ly turned over ou Third street, yesterday morning. It seems that the pin joining the singletree to the wagon broke, which of course started the horse, who started off on a run, and in his flight turned over the buggy containing Mrs. W. We are glad to say that her injuries are not like ly to prove permanent or severe. A singular accident has befallen a most highly esteemed lady. It occurred in this wise*: Mrs. R. M. Rogers hod a fa vorite cat that betrayed some symptoms of sickness, and she proposed to give it a bath to rid it of fleas, etc. No sooner hod she put it in the water than the cat turned on her and bit her severely. The cat died in an hour and Mrs. R. was sub jected for a long time to a series of fits. At latest accounts sbe was doing well. IN TEREHTINO ITEMS. Caution! Every genuine box of Da. McLANE'S LIVElt PILLS bears the signature of Fleming Broth/r>, Pittsburgh, Pa., and their private C. 8. Stamp. 18^ Take no other; the market is full of imitations. It is the popular verdict that people who have been accustoim-d to the use of Bitters or Cordials, arc obliged, eventu ally, to resort to Mt Lane's Liver Pills for penuaueul relief. jel3*v-fiin- *-+-4 Correct the.Stomaeii. It is *a well ascertained physiological fact that the origin of most of tho ills that ufilict humanity is a deranged con dition ot the alimentary canal. The bowels become constipated and sluggish, aud thenco arises a ,train of painful and distressing maladies. As a preventative and cure, there is no remedy so safe and sure as DR. TUTT’S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS. dcod-wlw Help or* We Perish. This is what neglected teeth would say if they could remonstrate with their own ers; aud mark this, the teeth cannot perish or become black or yellow, if the Sotodonl is used daily. je!3-deod&wly GEORGIA SHERIFF’S SALES, hale Day First Tuesday la July. rwton comtt. M. J. Hammond vs. Trustees Atlanta Medical Col lege. Fart of Medical College Lot. Alexander A broom head vs. Jss. B. D. Ozburn, Trustee. Lot In first ward. M. H. Harden vs. Harvey O’Shields. Douse aud lot o ” * , t etc., on Foundry street. J. it. Wallace vs. U. B. Morgan. Lot In first Wm. McNsught vs. Joseph Fry. City lot M. Duice vs. J. M. Holmes. Lot on McDonough street M. Buice vs. B. 0. Ketchum. House aud lot Whitehall street State ot Georgia vs. Varney A. OaskilJ ami Lewis Scofield, security (or Foster Blodgett Sundry houtes Lot on Decatur street Fi. fa. vs. M. J. Dintoii. The State vs. Foster Blodgett. The property of H. O. Hoyt on Peachtree road; also a city lot. Baldwin ooujmr. R. A. McComb vs. Abraham Blschof. Stock of merchandize. Mrs. E. D. Stetson vs. A. Bloch. Five boxes mer chandise. Sarah O. Pitman vs. Arsmints Speights. Fourteen nudred acres of laud Urooka k Jeffers vs. ledgeville. BPALDIXO COUNTT. Milton J. Daniel vs. Pleasant A. Lawson. Eighty iue acres ot la ad. COW XT A COUNTT. Atkinson, Blanton A Co., vs. F. N\ Coulon. Land lot Mo. 1. FAULDINO COUNTT. Benjamin Graude vs. L. B. Yorke. Laud lot No. 17. conn county. John W. Hill vs. E. Page k Co. House and lot in Marietta. % Brooks and tho Roswell Manufacturing Floyd Couhly. Mr. James Treadawav, one of the best citizens of Floyd comity, died at bis home, near Rome, ou Saturday. The Commercial of tho 17fli pops this piestion into the tooth of the Greeley ite*: Beu Hill has been appointed delegate to the Democratie Convention. A short while ago, Ben said he “never was u Democrat—if ho was, ho didn’t go to be.” We really can’t see why the De mocracy should worry him any longer with their attentions. A Cave Spring correspondent of the Commercial says; Mr. B. Hano, a highly respected rout er on Mr. M. H. Ruud’s term, of Polk county, died very suddenly Wednesday morning. Ho did a good day’s work the dav before, ate hearty as usual at supper, retired aud slept quietly; uext moruiug he arose from his bed, went out of tho house, remained a short time, and re turned, complaining; Jay down and died in a few minutes. A Sickening Outrage. The Macon Telegraph Messenger of Sunday, says: We learn from our agent that a horrid crime was committed in Pulaski county last Thursday morning, on the persou of Mrs. Charlton Lovett, by a negro man about 21 years old, formerly owned by Mr. Joe Philips, residing ten miles be low Hawkinsville. On Thursday morn ing this villain went to tho house of Mr. Lovett, and finding Mrs. L. there ulone, her husband being on a distant part of the plantation, produced a huge knife which hqhad just sharpened for the pur pose, and seizing Mrs. L. with great vio lence bwovg lie would cut her throat if she w*dp the least poise or resistance. Having accomplished his purpose he fled, but the alarm being given he was pur sued by some thirty men during the day, and captured and lodged iu Pulaski coun ty jail. There was great excitement over the affair throughout tho county—the victim being of a highly esteemed and influential family. A Note to ThIIuIuIi. The AdgHHhi Constitutionalist of Tues day, says: The Georgia Fire Company hod their engiuo out for practice yesterday after noon. With 155 pounds of steam the engiue played 205 feet through fifty feet of hose. A 11-10 inch fuozzle wus used. The distance was measured by totally disitercsted parties. FIRST - CLASS HOARD ING HOUSE. coin fori able furnished rooms (with table board; wtU be ready for occuiaucy by July 1st. - x Mr- a US. SHARP k COULTER. SALE. Jel3-Jt FOR _ have Just received from tbs Wsst twj car loada of FINE HORSES, several atlra stogie and double harness, among them Ultra or four fins pairs. Also, a car load of fins MULES. Call and examina j—me • " 9mm * m OAMI'KL LVM’BIN, *• V. OUVN. Mul.OMi. Norther* CiiealL Ly311*14.IN At OLIVE, ATTG***Y» AT LAW, 0»ar|lt, fluMm as In civil «sm, In •» tb* IkwR of lb* Norther* Ur* oil, and te* *up»* m# CtoMt l« A MnSenImI kwlNNaa, that* leeepertrerehlp. Mr. iHiv* will *|f* - «« H»b.r *4* *4 soy Wat* a- IN • Ilk It Im» msy l«* • W|4»), ,|. ap IT w Company. (Two A. fas.) Two storehouses and lota J. N. Russell. Land loU 102,193 In Marietta. Wade Whito,’ and 194. Joseph Elsas vs. J. W. Hatcher. Land lot 1, OWINNCTT COUNTT. Phillip Ferril vs. John McEntlra. House and lot in Gainosville. E. M. Johnson vs. the McCleskey Gold Mining Company. Land lota 4 and 5. Brooks k Osburno vs. Shore k Cork r. Laud and mill on Mud Creek. J. M. Berry vs. Wm. Richards. The Richards house in GainesvUle. FOLK COUNTY. Junes 8. Noyls vs. W. J. Howard. Houao and lot In Cedar Town. James M. Ware and Liddell A Chisolm Aired. Land lot No. 362. LaFayctto Wborton vs. David A. Mize and John T. Prior. I-find lots 233, 201, 200, aud 260. W. S. H1U vs. Van H. Davis and Allen Johnson. Laud lot 64. Reuben Nowel vs. C. M. Hammond. Rockmart Hiuh School and premises. . Camp vs. Henry Richards and I* H. Wol- ‘ 131 and 198. i. J. J. Pritchett Livery stable In GROOMES & REECE class Mctalic Bunal Cases and Caskets, wUl at tend promptly to aU Funerals in city or country with the finest Hearso in the city (or both adults aud children. Con bo found at their office day or night Orders by Telegraph attended to promptly. HU ALABAMA STHE1ST. mr Special attention given to the disintoring, removing aud shipping ot bodies. febl~ct THE “DOMESTIC” 8. If. Agents: It don't pay you to fight the best moohinoi prove, oar claims | get the agency and Mllit. iddress “DOMESTIC” S. M. Co, 9G Clunks St, N. I Or R. J. WILES. Manager for U>e Southern states, junS-dlw. No. 33 Whitehall Street Atlanta. Ga SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE. LAGtUNflB/aEORUlA. COMMENCEMENT KXERCISES. EXAMINATIONS—Thursday,! i 20th, 21st, sod 24th ot June. lermonbyRev. W. A. MONTi ounessee, June 23d. Concert of Vocal and Instrumental Ma»ic, Monday U, f unior Exhibition. Annual AddraM, by Howard ran Epps. Esq., of Atlanta, Tuesday. Grand concert. Tuesday night and State lUllreads will pass visitors on e to attend these exercises. I. F. OOa, Jel3-dlt-wlt ^ President^ GEOROE PAGE & Co.. MLNUrACTURKRS Of Patent Portable Circular Saw Mills, Stationary and PorUb’e STEAM ENGINE ait 1ST MILLS, No. 5 Bchr .oJor t.o BALTIMORE, M0. tSTSendfior Catalogues and Price-Lists j«12-dcodAwly Pratt’s Astral Oil. i my ogsucy tor the sole PRATT'S ASTRAL OiL to Mr. F. U. I.rDU/’, dealer In lfouse-furntshlng Goods. All orders, wholesala or retail, tor this superior Oil, will Im promptly AIM by him. jelj-lw H VAM QOIDTHHOVE*. COHN ! OOIIN ! fld c«r Ij.uiU Wllllr •Htl Yclluw C.m N ’ow ,rr.<ltl« wklrtl I • lu**U l»lw. oifrom<l»|Mit Hill luut'.U. Iw. ATI.xm*, Hotel Director!}. BARTOW HOUSE T. J. Brldfct. Proprietor. Georgia SASSEE N HOUSE, (Formerly United States Hotel,) C IOUNKR ALABAMA aud PRYOR STREETS, i J LANTA, UA. B. R. BABSBBN, Agent, Proprietor. TIHMV—Translent Hoarders, per day $2 00 Single Meal, or Lodgiug, each... .SO cents. GEO. W. BAS8EEN, | Qlarka. an 20 Central Hotel CENTRALLY LOCATED, EAST SIDE BROAD STREET COLUMIIUS, <;A Hoard, Par Dap .... ,3 OO IIbis- HR8. F. II. GUAY. Madison House, jnjDinOJ»\ <i no no i.t TERMS: S3 PER DAY ap?t/ N. 8. FISH, Proprietor. ECKLES HOUSE, Business Square, Social Circle, G». RATES Of BOARD: jolaOOc; per day $2 00; per w< per mouth $20. STEHLiJru ECKLES, Prop'r. In connection with this House la LI VERY STABLE Wfcere good Horaea, Buggies, Hacks and Careful Driver* can be procured at all times at reasonable ^ F. M. EOKLES, »pl7-tf Proprietor. Greensboro House, J. J. OOHEKTP, Proprietor GREENSBORO, GA. »p7-tf RENNESAW HOUSE, MARIETTA, - - GEORGIA, _ families desiring Cheap and Comfortable Sum- mer quarters; only onehour's ride from Atlanta. Address FLETCHER k FRKYEK, Jel-tf Proprietors. Gnincfsvillo Hotel Gainesville, Ga., J. A. Chi'i.stian, Proprietor new furniture, and will compare with the beat. Table always supplied with tho very best the mar- There will be fonnd at all times, upon the arrival of regular trains at the Depot, Hacks, etc., to convey to this house, free of charge, its patrons. BATES OF BOARD : Single Meals.. Per Day Per Two Weeks Per Day 200 FAIRBURN tty Mrs. F. McLarln, HOTEL, Falrkuru, tieorgla. Board per Day $2. JJt Wv*t Point, this llouso, Three trains brcaklost ap-12-tf The Morning Trains from Atlanta Ga., broaktaat daily. anB13B. HOUS33, FORSYTH. CA., Near Depot, and ouveniont to businosa portion of *wn. G. GREER, Proprietor. CALLAWAY, Clera. Jsn31- BIIOWIN’S HOTEL, MACON, GEOKGIA. ted immediately opposite the Geueral Passenger Depot, and for Comfort, Elegance, Economy aud at tention of its Employee# and attaches it offers great- r inducements to tho traveling publio, than any oth- p house In tho Southern States. nov3*tf DROWN k RON. NEL Mev HOUHK. GRIFFIN . QA. Nearly opposite Passenger Dopot—only ono min ute’s walk. Price Day Uoanl $2 50 jan24-tf MRS. A. M, NELM8. COLLIER HOUSE ! Formerly Littiufiod House. JcHKirj), - - Georgia. •b22-t/ By W. NOOLLHt R. Souoia Hotel, 8EN0IA, GA. I. JACKSON, GZjO 23 B HOTBIj, JACKSON & JULIAN, Proprietors. (UStn, - - - * m • Georgia. THIS KENMK81W 110I SK, MARIETTA, GEORGIA, F. H. FREY] I ops I YEll, Ms Lager. Jel’Jtf dstini will be provide W. £. OLbs, Assistant SPOTSWOOD HOTEL, MACON, CKOllGIA. (Nearly opposite tlie Passenger Dopot.) Only Ono Minute's Wnllc. Hoard |8 OO per Day, THOMAS F. UAltUlM, Proprietor. C. J. MacLELLAN .-up . norje MoDOWELL HOUSE, KEWNAN. GA., LITCHFIELD HOUSE, AC WORTH, OICOH.il A. I UUI.K AI.WAYH KtIKNI.ilYli »ITU TBE . beat the market afforde. E. L. UTCilFlED. novt-tf Proprietor. MHS. A. K. LiLLeBSTUUT, I'riv.t. 1 mid Trun.lcnt Itoanlinir, Tno.MM.oinr, OrA.\. Millcduovillo I lotol, UAU.AWAV k 'Mil, 'll. «•. II. MWLU.CI.rt. RHODES HOUSE, TnOY, PIKE OO., AI. AIIAMA. OKdal.QUtmiiatmtma. OULETHOKPE COUNTY. Special ElectIob for Ordinary, Oai)j*A*Y's Ornat, Ooletbokpu Co., Os., | June llth, 1872. J It having been nude known to me that the Hon, Freucla J. Roklnaou, Ordinary of said county, de parted tkia life on the 9th day of June, 1871: Now, therefore, 1, George It. Lester, Clerk of the Superior Court of eeld county, by virtue of tho power aud tkority vetted iu me by an act of the Legislature of sold State, approved December 16th, 1871, do hereby order an election to fill the vacancy occasioned In said office by the death of said Robinson; said elec tion to take place ou TUESDAY, THE 2d DAY OF JULY, 1872, st tho Coart-house and the several legally estab lished precincts lu told county, and to be conducted in the manner prescribed by law. It la farther ordered that this notice be published till tho day of electiou In tho Atlanta Sun, the gazette In which the Ordinary of said county pub lished his citations. OEO. H. LESTElt, Jo 13 Clerk Superior Court O. 0. (jROIUlIA-DOUIlLAS COUNTY. L. A. Smith, wife of James M. Smith, has applied for exemption of personalty, and I wl 1 ! the same at my office in Douglasville, a Instant, at 11 a. i jell- W. W. HINDMAN, Ordinary. i of Thomas Grier, of any t— prescribed by law, why sold application should not be granted, Given under my hand at office In Crawlordville, GKOHG1A, Camden County. ) ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—Whereof, John Ccllior has applied to me for letters of ad ministration on the estate of Frederick J. Clark, late of said couuty, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred aud creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at ffice withtu the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any they have, why letters of ad ministration should not bo granted to said appli cant. Witness my official signature this, the fourth day GBOllGIA, Camden County. ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—Wh 3. A. Mallotto hss applied to me for letters of administration, with tho will aunexod, on the estate be and appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law, and show cause, if any they have, why letters of administration, with the will annex ed, should not be grauted to said applicant. Witness my official signature, this the 4th day of June, 1872. “ * JJUO 9. CUorutter’s ®nart4 DUUsMtf. Extract from a Letter from Virginia, Dated Kov. 1§, 71 from the Record ct tke UMVWwMyt** , At a meeting oi the Faeaity of ttw Uafrtrcfty *4 Virginia, bald on 7th. 1M0, Professor Hotaoaa oflM the following resolutions which were peaaedi •• RESOLVED, That lathe op4alon of this IWaRj Worcester’s Dictionary afloeda the aoe* rahshle Au thority tor the Orthography of the EnglUh Laegnege • RESOLVED, TherAfor., tbit WoreeiUr'i DlcUourj UtorUn vmmbI nw(i>lM. w tb. «»4u4 *» Iffl 3TAMI9M9. Propriety In this respect" S. MAUPIN, President of the FaenRy. W1 LiLIAMSBURO. VA., December 18,1871. At s meeting of the Faculty ol lb. College of WllBim Mul lUrr. bdd oo Mond^r but, (Dw IU Hu toltow. Ing baaolation was adopted s - ,, RESOLVED, TbAt Worowter'l DldloauT b. wloplwl M tb. Eluted of OrtboeWb, la lb. OoDte . I William aud Mari’-” By request of the Faculty, I have the pleasure to transmit this BeolrttaL l 7er%^ r *jY» Worcester’e Quarto Dictionary! ICoatola. leu iua Ibd .nr 1000 IUiutntlou, It its the Largest, Cheapest and the Beat! . ban, lUo, mently Im, lUntnUd’ dltfou ot Womter*. Prlur ud OMuaihllOn Sto* wurfleA Tb«e DlctlonartM hA« Juat bHDl .troduo^ Is ib« publio achooU ot AtlAUtA, bun bn. .lie ttd bj the BUte Boer da ol Virgin!., AUbeme. ArtohiM, Nebnuk. end Uunb, ke., he. for nUbf Ueura. PhlUlpe k Crew, Atlanta, aud oj BoelaeUera ganaraBp. BBEWKB a TILESTON, George H. Lester, administrator upon the tato of Felix Herdmm. late of said county, deceased, applies to me tor ledera of dismission from said es tato. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all per ms interested to be and appear at mv office first Monday In September, 1H72, to show C4 soy they can, wby said letters of >lismis«lon should ot be grautod. Lexington, Go., May 20th, 1872. F. J. ROBINSON, m22-td Ordinary. O. 0 GEORGIA-Oi(iellio>*|»c County. JKTHEREAB, William H. Jarrell, Guardian • FT cob W. Kberhart, makes application to motor etters of Diamiseion from said guardianship. These are therefore to cite ana admonish al . _ ms interested to be and appear at my Office, in Lexington, Oa., on the first Monday in August, 1872. then aud there to show cause, if any they can, why Letters of Dismission should not be granted. apl9-wtd F. J. ROBINSON, Ordinary Oglethorpe Co. Camden County slttrill Sales, '1ET1LL be sold before the court bonis door,in the IT city ot St. Mary’s.on the first Tuesday in July, tween the legal hours ot sale,the following property: One-third lniorest in tho mill known as James 8. Bailey’e mill. Also, 1.3(H) acres of plno land, more or loss, and 100 acres of rice land, and all other lands and property outside of the homestead of J.B. Guerard, Senior, and known as the property of J.B. Ouerard.wlll be sold to satisfy afl’fain favor of James 8. Bailey, issued in April Term of Camden Superior Court. iJrsrg-lm— Tmlitiferr* Cm. DIN Court ot Ordinary. Whereas, Robert T. Edgo rutors on the estate oi >uuty, deceased, Uav# applied t it be grautod. (liven under my hand at offleo lu Crawfordvllle, this Msy Ok, 1872. tn9-3m CHARLES A. BEAZELEY, Ordinary. Ishain N. Pittord makes application to rs of Guardianship of tho persou aud property of Acnullla nttord, minor of John F. Pittard, ' These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all per ms Interested to be and appear at my office, lu Lexington, Oa., on the 1st Oionday in July, 1872, then and there to show cause, If any they can, why soul letters of guardisuuhip should no*, be grauted. GEORGIA-Uakdem COUNTT. ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN- Wheroaa, - Daulel U. Procter has applied to me for letters of administration on tho estate of Theodore Proctor, late of said county, deceased: These are, therefore, to otto and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office withiu the time pree- cribed by law, end show caflse, if any thojr have, why letters of administration should not be granted * > sold applicant. Witness iu \official signature this, the first day of April, 1872. GEORUiA-Catndcn CoiKty. no ALL WHOM it MAY CONCERN-Wliereaa, . E, Crum has applied to mo for lotters of admin istration on the estate of Joseph U. Crum, late of said county, deceased— These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular tho kindred and creditors of said ifiOUHSd, to be and appear at my offico within the timo pre scribed by law, and show cause, if any they have, why letters of administration should not be grouted to sold applicant. Witness my official signature this 20th day of May, plication will (>F.ORUlA-('iinilrn Count, Ult weeks after the dato hereof, app] be msdn to tho Ordinary of said county for leave to sell all the land of the estate of O. P. Cohen, deceased, for the beuefit of tho heirs, legatees and N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED Htates—Northern District of Georgia—lu the matter of Collins k Goodwin—In Bankruptcy. This is to give notice, once a week for three weeks that I have been appointed Assignee of the estate of Collins k Goodwin, of CartersvUle, Os., who have been adjudged bankrupts on creditors’ petition by the District Court of said District. EGBERT U. McDANlEL. Assignee THE REVIEWERS REVIEWED A SUPPLEMENT TO THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES.’ §9 Hilt an Appendix in Review of Reconstruction—so^miied, BY ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS. rpHIH 18 THE TITLE OF A VOLUME OF $78 PAGES, JUST FROM THE PRESS OF D. APPLE TOE X k CO. eat object of Mr. Stephens In writing the two rolumea of the "C reen the States," was to vindicate the truth of History, and give to e Principles of Local Belf-Government and Federative Union, upon ft it can tie preserved and per- 8. 8. Nicholas, of Kentncky, Georgs t. Gurus and Horace Greeley, of new lark (Attorney Qenerrl of the Unitea States, who said it ought to be suppressed,) etc. ■ extended to severe 1 The work ia for sale In Atlanta, by Phillips A Crew, and J. J. k 8. P. Richards. Prioa $1 SO. Sent by mail postpaid on receipt of price. Liberal disoount to the trade. Address either of these firms. may29-tf THE POOR MAN’S SOAP,: IT & T ATLANTA, GEORGIA. j The above brand ia on every bar ot that very popular soap, whloh la manufactured and told by MESSRS. HITCHCOCK & TURNER, Proprietors of GEORGIA SOAP FACTORY Atlanta, Georgia. m its own merits and I thoroughly uudemUud the Chemical t T)M iuy25.tr They also make lowor priced soaps. Bond for prioea, and bny of HITCHCOCK * TURNER. CONCORD WOOLEN MILLS. E would respectfully Inform the old patrons of the CONCORD WOOLEN MILLS end the pnbl generally, that we are making some changes, and adding new machinery, etc. is soon as this can be done, the Factory wUl be started op, which will be in time to SUPPLY THE FALL TRADE. fa have on band at present a good assortment of Heavy Jeans to Exchange for Wool, t the seme rates of last season. he Boll or Custom Cards ere now In exoellent condldion, and running dally* Persons living on or near railroads, will please ship their Wool to be Carded, or axcbsaetfl for (Both* to Smyrna Depot, on tbe W. kA.EE, paying the freight to that point Lei the name ofthe owner be marked on each package. DUNN. OO LET REE k CO., on Mitchell street opposite J. T. Hightower k Oo., are authorised to re- celve all Wool brought Into Atlanta on Wagons* to be Carded or Exchanged for (Both. Tbe seme wUl be sent to the Factory and returned book to Atlanta free of charge. We furnish Oil and Card for Ten Cents per lb. Volunteer companies will do well to oouault ai before contracting lor their OkHh Urn uniforms else- where. All Packages and Letters on basinses, most bo directed to Oonoord Woolen Mills, I Cobb county, Go. * m34-dhw-tf m4 * qiawlw GKOllGlA—OULKTBORPB COUHTT. OIIN T. PITTARD, lioad of a family of mlnoi children, has applied ter cxempUou of pornoual- ty, and setting apart and valuation of homestead, aud 1 will pass upou the same st 10 o’clock, A m., on ~ April, 1872, at my office. r. J. BOBIN80N, Ordinary O. 0. Lexington, Go., April 1U, I872~aprl7-wld2t tftmle ef Userg-im—fmItem Ce.—JVeUt* erly mode out, within the lime proscribed by law. so as to shew their cha«acter and amount; and aU jieraons Indebted to said deceased, are hereby re quired to make to tue immediate payment. May sth. 1873. K. N. bltoYLRfl. G EOltGlA—CAMDEN COUNTY—To all Whom it may concern—whereas. A. W. heals has applied o for tetters of oa ministration on the eeute of W. W. Heals, 1st* of seM county, dsevased. There are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and eltigular, the kindred aud creditors of said deceased, to lie and appear at my olfi e within the Umc pres* * - |f gujr they have, why VS itue*e my official signal are this, tho teuth day June, 1871 II K. a m< WSORTER. Anrt—IT OsmithOe. Exocutor'n Notice. i n Ell FOUR WERE* from date, apidirelJou by \ I Im undersigned, will l*e made In the Ordinary Taliaferro reauty, Ga. for leave to eeU the laud lying iu rent county, belonging lu U*e estate of I h'>tuo*l hapiMOU, 4»*'e'~ * * — dr»4 and eaveu a* r*«, r consisting of utts buu- if leas, for the purpose !••#*, under the wi»l of Atlantic Coast tint Jccig))t Baste. Tho “Atlantic Coast Line” Freight Route, -VIA- WILM1NGTON, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA, TO AND PROM a.ii.TtjnoiiK, PHicjtiiECPUta, ■»*:*#- rontcxaouTOjr, .Inti alt Eastern IHties, and alt Paints South and Southwest, Over the Wilmington & Weldon, and Wihniiurton. Co lumbia & Augusta Railways and their Coxmeotkmp- A N KNT1KHI.Y NKW Uia OF INDBPHNDMT COMRBCTIOH. MOM TID«- W..TE8 .t WilmtDBtoo, n. 0.. Ilid PorUmooUi, Vi.. aS otmhnkm IM** taa wtlmtatto^ tran.portlng Fr,l*tit. *IU,out trauaftr at d.i»nUon. to ud trOM tit ImtirUt poloU. “h. niuuu.m.ut id Uila IU. pimitli IU idTiiitwi. to Uu Wtttota SnUU mom Ik. MW U to. Md iuia iTM.port.uot., oDiform no. *tUi In, IkhUmtdammk toMTM.i. mm m porfoet a .rtiem ot ftto*to.litp countotlon* ai Mottlton Potto, aa to aBthto. uo.Nl. forward,it daily, by ono or tho otbor ol our rontoa otto both of which 1 1AIIUN la (tnu to Ooluubla, 8. 0.. aud Auguato, Oa., than coonratlo* wtlh toal* uiinal points. Obwervo t.Ho Following Excelleut tlohbAuJ® ot Oor* ueotlonig VIA. Wilmio|(t<m and HteumshlpXJxkom: With BALTIMORE—By tbe Southern • !t, 180 SonOi $d fcwftR FhRwhQbls Also, thnmgh Amlrewe k Oo.’s Baltimore line with Sbrlver’s ~ •* “* “ *“ With NEW YORK—Lori (lord's g< . unteer, Faults and two additional ships now I Pier 83 Font River. Wilmington and AUaatlo ; Leaving eeoh port weekly, Washington h 0e., A_ Tbs Steamships of those lines being built exoltwkvely for freight ti in unlimited quantities. via iFortmuouth Imtv ci With BAt.TIIIOBM—Via Bay lina Mtoaaaara, Dally, 0. L. Poor, Oauarbl fMI, Colo. Dot*. O. rito* aid, C'outntotio* Aueut, 114 Wtot BalUiuoc. airtot, BoMmm. WIU. domtom—via BotooD aud Morfoih MtoumaUp Compauy'a etitototo Vtovtoc atototuHSrt flily, > Hampaou, ttou.nl h*.ut, U Caulral Wharf. Bortod. With thaaa partoct Maamabtp aoooacttooa, frrtatiU ar. hot Iraual.m Tbrotvb BHU of Udu* art taaaad loaD pt^tt m Uou, ahlpplui dlncUona, ta*a, atauaU ptotoa, M< tiautad Mat h your *ooda rla ••PortaaooulB Md may ir.br, Md dlrao, blUa of kdlrnl to bafto- B. U., aud Uiay will arotd aU d.lauUou. Tb» —ary luformaUou, aa wall, aiao, aa toauto to nUwiy tob B. O.i f. k. BaoMib. Trbr.Uo* la.nl, OWtolto, B.U.i T. DoMibaaoi AUanlu,Ob. j Bar Mool, bb. All olalma for loaa, datoa*a aud i nut* arory ton daya, w. L. Jaraea, Oeuaral A*aut, (Ml Bow Oo.'a UalUtnor. line with Hhrlvar’a Dally Prop.Bor L ia of rtrot Olaat Iron Itoaaiarw. IliniliUto ltoulaior, lUdln*. laarlaa aaolt port MOTT foto duyCXTCoth Aa Btoamablp Oompwuy'a toaatoaw toatoiaila ato. Bfa k*Mta, IT* GrMwwtrB atobod Plar lb MorM torar. y all alaaaM of BwigMA . M.u.i T. Lroaa. Seseeh frm*ht and PuaSVH ^jarobtoj^roiupjjy luTajUjtojd i fiarbrnri. ft filing, 9fitu, >(■ W. L WADBWOlTfi, AllMlb, Uu, | OBHLM. WTSfi. W. L. WADSWORTH Is CO.. Importers and Dealer! In Hardware; Alh., B Ursa Miacfc «f hibvm i>4 IIbmb rankhtav Bssts. fi|,|„M.’f.. .fBiitto' Udink, Whitehall SfrMt. B^totoW l*ly ATIaANTA, <*A
